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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-28

Part of the plant of the Hess Carriage
Company. Hagerstown, Md, was burned
Thursday A quantity of wagon wheels
ana machinery was destroyed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-08-12
PROSPECT HARBOR.

Inc Unity club met with Mrs. c. C.
lAfrabee Thursday.
Mrs John S. Coombs, who has been
quite ILL., is improving.
mrs L. D. Chase, of Bangor, has been
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. R, D. Guptill, of Gouldsboro, was
,i'n ner sister, Mrs. J. S. Coombs, who is
~ lew days last week.
master Waldo Wakefield has returned
s svn a visit to his uncle, DR.. R. w. Wake
ueio' Of Bar Harbor.
, mrs Charles Corthell and daughter, OF
.a''port, were recent guests of her
'''sner, Robert Corbett.
benjamin BenshimoI and wife (form-
by Miss Frances Peters, OF this place., Of
'O''oh, are guests at Carl Peters.
l. Miss Vida K. Cleaves arrived home Fri
ny accompanied by her niece, Miss
'''sn storrs, Of Jamaica Plain, Mass.
~ " Clarke Blance, late OF Norwich,
sonn,, is at home for a short vacation
'''n his parents, Charles Blance and wife.
1ne Methodist church was well filed
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BLUEHILL.


Thomas Bissett died July %, after three
months illness.
The funeral services were held in the
Baptist church on Wednesday afternoon,
the pastor, Rev, Charles Hargrove, offici-
attng. A male quartette sang.
Toms parents had preceded him to the
unknown land, his mother passing away
when he was in his infancy and his father
while he was yet little lad. For several
years he had made his home with his
half-brother, William Bissett, and Mrs
Bissett, who loved him and cared for him
even as their own children. During a
greater part OF his illness his aunt, Mrs
Ireworgy, nursed him, and gave to him
unremitting service which breathes the
power OF love. Too many words OF praise
and commendation cannot be spoken fol
the ministry OF love and fidelity shown BY
these loyal, loving friends.
Deceased WAS born in Bluehill, April 10
1896. He leaves four half brothers and
two half-sisters, besides host OF friend
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SEDGWICk.
UNE FEMME.


Mrs. Nellie Robbins is in the eastern
par. Of the State on business.
Mrs. Mary Smith remains very i'll with
10 hops entertained of her recovery.
Ms. j. T. Butler, Mrs. II. A. Small and
Miss Small we're in Ellsworth Wednesday.
Carl wilson, of Boston, is spending his
vacation with mis- grandmother, Mrs. ]. <.
wilson
Miss Winona Steele left Saturday to
spend the weekend at her home in
Waldoborc.
Mrs. Nellie Closson, G. E. and F. A.
ober are employed at the canning factory
at North Sedgwick.
Ut Butler, OF New York, arrived at
Lnray cottage Saturday. Mrs. Butler has
osen here Two months.
j. hoy Kerr and family, OF Milford,
Mass. are guests OF A. W. Smith and
hmly a. II. u. Young's.
The Morris family gave an exhibition
Of athletic feats at Riverside hall Thurs
DAY and Friday evenings.
j. W. Paris left Saturday for New York.
MS daughter, who has been visiting
there, nil return with him.
hoy :. Dority, who has employment in
boston, is spending his vacation with his
parents A, II. Dority and wife.
H. W. Dodge returned to Somerville,
mass Friday to resume his duties as
s''ef carrier. His family will remain
some weeks longer.
Ms. Mss Eva Gerry went to Ellsworth We'd
Msuay 10 visit her old home. Her aunt,
eus. D NJ. Bartlett, is with Mrs. +. g..
higgins during her absence.
Aug. 10 IL
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IeaaI Nutitea.
NOTICE OF FORECLosURE.


UyHEREAs, Giocondo Waltz, Of Lynn, in
w the county of Essex, and common
wealth OF Massachusetts. by his mortgage
deed, dated Jan. Is, q. d. 1907, and recorded In
book 4ss, page 1888, conveyed to the UNDER
signed, Michael F, Mccarthy, Of walpole
and Jeremiah j. Mccarthy, Of Franklin, both
in the county of Norfolk and state OF Massa-
situated on 'Worth's Island sometimes called
Greens Island in Stonington, in the county
OF Hancock, and State OF Maine, and bounded
and described as follows, viz:
Beginning at the northeast corner thereof
at an iron bolt in the center Of o stone, at land
OF Goss and Small, and thence running south
66' west % rods and Ill links more or less
to drill hole in a square rock; thence in
the same course 36 rods more or less to the
north side OF spruce tree marked; thence in
west side Of said island; thence southerly and
easterly around said island at low water mark
to said Goss and Small's westerly line; thence
north % 1-2o west through an iron bolt in the
ledge near the water in the Cove to the iron
bolt at the point of beginning, the last line
Delng ten rods more or less. Said land is
pounded northerly, by land OF Elizabeth w.
Greene; easterly by land of said Goss and
Small; and on other parts by the salt water.
Reserving to said Elizabeth w. Greene, her
heirs and assigns, the right to pass and re-
pass with teams or otherwise over strip of
land sixteen feet wide along the easterly side
OF the land hereby conveyed; also reserving to
said Goss and Small the right to draw water
premises conveyed to me by said grantees by
deed Of even date" and whereas the con-
dition of said mortgage has been broken, and
remains broken, now therefore, by reason OF
the breach of the condition thereof, we the
undersigned claim foreclosure OF said
mortgage and hereby give public notice of our
MICHAEL +. MCCARTHY,
JEREMIAH j. MCCARTHY,
By Fred L. Mason. their attorney
duly authorized,
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WEST BROOKSYILLE.

Every cottage on the shore on the Ferry
road is filed.
Elmer Cummings arrived this morning
from business trip to Portland.
The intentions of marriage OF Asa Har-
land Gray and Miss Catherine Goblin
both of Cape Roster, have been filed in the
town clerks office. The marriage will
take place in September.
News was received here last week OF the
death of Leonard Moore, at Sailors Snug
Harbor, n. Y. MIR. Moore was born IN
West Brooksville seyenty-eight years ago,
and followed the sea more than fifty years
Aup. 10, Johnson.
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Eastern Steamship
Corporation.

Leave Bar Harbor 2 m daily Sundays in
cluded) for Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor.
Southwest Harbor stonington, North Haven
and Rockland; connecting with steamer for
Boston.
Leave Bluehill p m daily Including Sundays
for South Bluehill, Brooklin, Deer Isle, sar-
gentville, Dark Harbor and Rocklaud.
Leave sedgwick daily including Sunday at p
m for Herrick's Landing, South Brooksville,
Eggemoggin, Dirigo and Rockland.
Returning, steamer leaves Rockland 5.l5 m
week days and Sundays for Bar Harbor and
intermediate landings.
Leaves Rockland SIS m week days and
Sundays for Bluehill and intermediate landings
Leave Rockland week days and Sundays at
BIS m for Dirigo, Eggemoggin, South Brooks
Vile, Herrick's Landing and sedgwick.
Turbine steel steamships Camden and Bel
fast Boston and Bangor hne) connect with
the Bar Harbor and Bluehill boats at Rockland
for Boston.
e. L. SMITH. Agent, Bar Harbor.
A. Nj. HERRIcK, Agent, Bluehill.
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GREAT POND.

A social Mt the hall Friday night was
well attended.
Sporting people come and go as usual.
"The Island' is open for the summer.
Mrs. Silsby, OF Amherst, with her
friends, Mrs. Hanson and Miss Webb,
OF Bangor, called on friends here last
week.
Mrs. E. B. Garland and Mrs. Albert
Mace are taking an outing at Brandy
pond. Massachusetts friends will join
them this week.
The Neighborhood club will meet
Thursday with Mrs. Robert Laughlin,
who was chosen president OF the club at
the last meeting. Miss Bertha Colson is
secretary.
Aug. TO- E.
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NORTH ORlAND,
Aug. 10.

Warren Moore, who is working in Ed
dington, was home Sunday.
F. T. Bowden and wife, OF Orrington
spent Friday at w. p. Dodges'
Miss Eta Saunders has returned te
Bangor, after few weeks visit here.
James Sherman, Of Connecticut, arrived
Sunday for a few weeks at r. u. Davis
Mrs. G. E. Moore and Mrs. c. A. Blood,
OF Holden, were guests OF Cora Dodge q
few days last week.
Will Smith and family, of Bucks Mills
are cutting the hay on their farm here
Mrs. Smith was formerly Mrs. Jessie
Billings, of this place.
Aup 10 b.
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WALTHAM.
Aug. 10.

Miss Hulda Woodward is visiting in
Bangor and Massachusetts,.
Howard Giles, of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
is with his sister, Mrs. Charles Jordan.
Mrs. A. L. Martin, OF Waltham, Mass.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alden Haslem
Miss Marion Jordan returned Saturday
from Orono, where she has been attending
school.
The "Helpsomehow" club has been
organized by the young ladies, with the
following officers: President, Sara
uaslem; vice president, Nettie DeBeck
secretary and treasurer, Erma Jordan.
They will meet at the church every Satur-
day evening,
Aug. 10. II.
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|r0UNTY :NEWS.
BROOKLIN.

u,ss pollard spent the weekend
i Rockland' ;.
Alfred Freethey, OF fonkers' y. ~ is
,.,,iue relatives here.
lanes Dean and wife are spending two
.' . At Eggemoggin Inn.
-. George Chatto, of Freeport, is the
nest Of Mrs. Alma Bartlett
n,rk Crosby and wife, of Aurora, are
.a s.t Of Miss Gladys Bridges.
i az. 1ouise Smith, OF Lawrence, Mass,
~ rpest of Mrs. Hsrlie Freethey.
~. clarence Billings, Of New Haven,
Eating her brother, Lee H.,Powers.
Ms. Nellie Batcheler has gone to
r'a,s,rort, where she has employment.
A.. Iettie Smith, of Providence, r. l.,
|, ri.iting her sister, Mrs. Roland Carter.
Miss Gladys Bridges spent two days last
x.sk At Sandy Point at the alumni camp.
v,s Hazel Auzior, Of Bevely, Mass, is
,.ting her mother, Mrs. George Holden
Mrs Harold Grindie and Miss Margaret,
!, Melrose, Mass, are guests Of Mrs. Fred
uhHlips, sEsA sssM
rs5I. c. Y. Herrick and wife, OF somer-
| IITie Macs, arel guests OF t. c. Stanley
md wife, ---..-----.---.- -.
|S9r.. Z. B. Mayo and Miss Thelma re-
turn to Beverly, Mass, to-day after sew
srsl weekslat Haven.
NV. Griffin and Harlie Freethey have
zone to winterport where they are en-
moved in the cannery.
Yrs. Charles West, OF Roxbury, Mass,
i visiting her mother, Mrs. J. P. Babson,
and sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Flye.
Mrs William Wilkins and Miss Virginia
are spending the summer with.her parents,
" P. Mcfarland and wife.
Mr. Waugh, OF Nova Scotia, .and Mrs
Winnie Cameron, Of Palmer, Mass, who
we're called here by the illness of Mrs.
Lucy Nutter, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Naomi NJ. Allen announces the en-
rsgement OF her daughter, Georgiana Mae,
to Eastman l., Corser, of Concord, n. f.
The marriage will take place August IA.
Victor A. Friend, of Melrose, Mass, was
in town Sunday, accompanied by Rev. Mr.
Marshall, pastor of Melrose Universalist
church, who delivered a fine address in
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
The church aid society's annual fair
Aug. 5, at Masonic hall, was well attended
in spite Of the storm. Those at the ables
we're; Fancy table, Mrs. q. F. Colt;
domestic table, Mrs. +. s. Herrick and
Mrs. Laura York; candy table, Mrs.
Arthur Tarbell and Miss Helen Mayo;
parcel post, Mrs.s A. E. Farnsworth and
Mrs. Edward Morgan; the ice-cream
room, Mrs. \. w. Bridges, Mrs. E. E.
Lurvey and Mrs. C. {. Cousins. The net
proceeds were s1l0.
Aug, 10. UNE FEMME.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Brooks Carter, of Augusta, is visiting
relatives here.
Allen R, Carter, who has been visiting
friends at Wellington, is home.
Charles Henderson, OF South Bluehlli,
is plastering Henry Bridges house.
Mrs. Grace Moore, OF Lynn, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. E. Richards
Gayneu and Ruby Bridges, who have
spent few days at home, have gone to
Bar island.
Auu IN ID.
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MARIAVILLE.

Hollis Carter has gone to Bar Hsrbor to
work.
Joseph Jordan, of Hul's Cove, was in
town recently.
Effie Carter is working at c. X. Good
wins. Mrs. Goodwin has gone to Bango-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, of Waterville, are
visiting Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs.
Matilda Frost.
John Pool is having improvements made
on the interior of his house. Henry Frost
is doing the work.
Aug. 10. D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-08-12
Dated Ellsworth, Me-, July 80, isla. 'Hf'1e'

H>HE subscriber, Adelh ert L. Hudson, here
l. by gives notice that he has been duly APP
ment Of
MARGARET E. HUDSON, late Of QUINCY,
in the county OF Norfolk, state of Massa-
chusetts, deceased. and given bonds as the law
directs. Not being resident of said State of
Maine. he has appointed Walter NJ. Allen,
whose postofice address is Ellsworth, Me-,
his agent in said State Of Maine, as the law d.
reefs. All persons having demands against
the estate Of said deceased are desired to pre-
sent the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment inn
mediately. ApELBERT L. HUDSON,
Executor
July 30, 1914,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-08-12

sunday morning to listen to an inspir-
ing service. Rev. Frederick Palladiuo
preached an excellent sermon and Prof. I.
D. Kay rendered violin solo.
Alfred Hamilton and wife entertained
at ainner on Sunday for their nephe Wa.
george c. Blance, of Winter Harbor. and
Dr. Clarke Blance, who for the past wear
mas been in VIM. Backus hospital, Nor
wich, Conn.
Aug, 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-08-12
SEED CORN PATCH.

Start a separate breeding plat
Of corn this year. It's the only
way to insure perfect purity,
strong vitality and uniform type.
Many farmers are now trying
this plan Of getting good seed
corn. A quarter or half an acre
is enough land, but it must be
separate from other corn to pre-
vent crossing. 1t must be in
good condition to make strong
plants. 1t must be uniform in
fertility to make selection safe.
Plant only the best seed obtain
able. Suit yourself as to variety
and go ahead.-C. P. Bull, As
sociate in Farm Crops, Univer-
sity Farm. st. Paul.
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Summer Coughs are Dangerous.

cate inner inner colds are dangerous. They indi-
nroat vitality and often lead to serious
sumnt;and Lung Troubles, including Com
s ssiieve the cough or cold pTonpt n and pre-
sent;e eon plications. 1t is soothing and anti
deiavS u and makes you feel better at once: To
New ne ~ oangerous-get bottle of DR.. King .
satisasss covery at once. Money back II not
gist ooc. and si.oo bottles at your Drug
Duckien's Arnica Salye for Piles.
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WEST sURRY.
Aug. 10.

w. c. Bowden and family, OF Brewer,
were the weekend guests OF his uncle
l. E. Lufkin.
Miss Madeline Gray and brother Matt
land and Miss Edith Vail, of Brewer, are
guests of Miss Gray's grandparents, g. F.
Gray and wife.
Aug. 10. LIZ
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Sprinq Care Of Hens.

The hens that laid Sc well during the
winter are lower in vitality this spring.
They should have special feed and care
to build up their strength.
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: Making the
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Blu C. G. BOWSFIELD :
AT EARLY all

nj EARLY all
IN the newspa-
per stories
about money max
ing IL the poultry
business are true,
but some people
will not believe
there are large
profits In the pro-
duction Of eggs
and fow Is for
m a r k ct because
they themselves
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FNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed executrix
of the last will and testament of
NELSON P. MOVES, late of CASTINE,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. Alb persons
having demands against the estate of said
deceased desired to present the same for
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
quested to make payment Immediately.
GRACE d. MOVES.
Castine, Me-, July %, 1914.
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county of Hancock, State of Maine, deceased.
no bonds being required by the terms of said
WILL and that she, now residing out of the
State of Maine, has appointed A. Stroud
Rodick, of Eden, in the county of Hancock
State of Maine her agent in said State of
Maine. All persons having demands against
the estate of said deceased are desired to pre-
sent the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately. SADIE RICHARDS.
Providence R. L. June g. 1914
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July 80, 1914.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 she has been duly appointed executrix Of
the last will and testament of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-08

the working men must live. He re-
ferred to what some of the previous
speakers had said about cleaning UP
the city and then spoke of the urgent
necessity Of more sanitary conditions
in West Keokuk 1--WE who live on
the west side have not forgotten the
commission form of government"
said the speaker. Last year a move
ment was started to clean up the city
The sixth ward in which ! live was
credited with being the cleanest in the
city, and yet we could get only
1neagre appropriation from the city
council for improvements for that
ward. tell you gentlemen, you have
got to wake up or you won't have any
commission form of government
The speaker told of having had a
sanitary engineer here last summer
to investigate sewer on the west
side, and of the unsanitary condition
of the sewer as reported by the en-
gineer. He stated that he had beer
unable to get the commission to dc
anything to improve that condition
The speaker then asked what woult
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-08

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! Go to your druggist, no matter
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vestigation and examination ofswhat
is fair price for the people of Keo-
kuk to pay for gas, electricity and wa
ter service. The resolution was adopt
ed and the chairman and secretary re-
quested to sign it and present 1t to
the city council nSz
The meeting adjourned following
the adoption of this resolution.
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Pimples Are
Signals 81 Distress

And by Using stuart's Calcium Wat
ers They May be Removed Quick
~, Surely and Harmiessly.
Before the blood becomes entirely
impoverished it tells man Of its con.
dition, 1t warns him repeatedly.
These messages are conveyed by pinl-
pies, blotches, liver spots, eczema.
letter, rash, etc. If one disregards
these symptoms one runs the risk Of
permanently diseasing the blood be-
yond hope Of cure.
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school board should be chosen by bal
lot. We have been Knocked out of
that" Mr.. Collins spoke for while
about the law relating to the selec-
ton of the members of the school
board and was questioned by Rev LII
ley and others in the audience. He.
spoke Of his recent suit with the teie-
phone company II am opposed to any
public utility using or occupying our
city streets unless under the complete
control OF the city government" was
one Of his striking sentences. In
closing he stated that he had not yet
lost the telephone case in which he is
involyedsand said that the matter
could be- taken to higher courts, and
even to the United States supreme
court.
Chairman Walden then called upon
DR.. Gilfillan who was found not to be
present AS DR.. Gilfillan was the
other speaker on the regular program
for the evening" Mr.. Walden called
upon anyone else present to talk. A
uuHDGTs Cdlleu loT d lain lIOm TteV.
Lilley and he responded in short adj
dress.
Rev. LilIeys Address.
Rev. Lilley said that it was very
easy to pick out the type of men
wanted to run the city and that it was
very easy to tell anyone how a city
should be run. but that it was a very
much different thing to run a city as
| 1t should be. mo three men can run
city right and do it alone" he
said. The speaker said that he was
on the street the other day when he
was stopped by two policemen. They
said to him that they knew there were
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be the cnditions when working men
come here. Working men, he said,
get twice as dirty as others In clos.
ing he stated that more money could
be spent on improving the west side
of the city and less on the north side.
Favors More Meetings.
Mr. j. A. Roberts spoke for few
minutes stating that he thought the
meetings held were very good thing
for the city and that he believed more
should be held in the future. He said
that he liked to hear men from all
the wards talk at the meetings and
that he believed that would have a
good effect on the city.
| Major Collins then moved that the
meetings be continued until after the
election and this motion was passed
the meetings to be held on each Fri
day night.
Just before the close Of the meeting
the following resolution was intro
duced by Major Collins: Resolved
that the city council is hereby request
ed to Immediately enter into an in