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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-22
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17
SeBte Sage Der SeiiiOn.
%ertasnng bes aungreiies fir Sicns-
tag eriuartet.
Sammluuapflanser bnrftcn pine &pn.
greh-Silfe bleibem.

@oi ington, II. Oft. -
9aiit Den TI0ner, oie beltte BON Sc.
notor Sin1mons, Dem norfisenben
bes 5innn5aiisi6uiies bes Senotes,
Dem Er1iioenten @ilion rnterbreitet
ipuroen, miro beute na6ntittag ooer
obeno Der Serat Die @riegiteuern-
0nrlage nnnlebmen. 9ortferenter
bonn Senat u1b Sous ruerben am
Montog Sitiommel1treten, Die 8orlo-
&c miro nm 9ienitae nngenontnnen
ncrben unb oie enbgiiltiee @erfa.
girng 0es 4unerefes ipGt Gienitag
ODER Nfitttpo6 erfolgen. Senator
Simons iogte Dem Er6fi0enten, baB
Die slbItimmtng iiher bie Imei,be-
merts betreffs Ser Stlfe on Die
9aunmoapflnn5er cine filoppe fein
miro, oaB lie dber tpabriheinIid I'M
Senot niht angenommert tperoet
miiroen. Zen. Simmons gloiibt
nidt, ooB es iApierig iein fpirb,
Srpii6en ben &onferenten beg Sena.
tes uno oes S0aities 81, einen einner-
nebmen iiber Die 8in 81 gelangen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17
Gin gigantiider Sampf
bereitet iidD in &nh.s
YDlell DDr.
glm gfittellanf Der @eifiel ipirb be-
reits erbittert sefGmpft.
Der 9lmfmnrifj Der Sentfd)em nno
Seiterreifer npllenoet.
lie Siiriien fonnen Die @eidhel nidIt
iiberif)reiten.
gritiidles Sampf-5iiderbpOt in Der
gsOrbiee amfseflusen.
@ar nnf Yeins seituken; nemn @iamm
perluren ibr Seben.

9onoon, II. Oft. SSSSn etner De-
peife aus glniIterOam fngt Der 4or.
rcfponoent oes &euteriden @ltreaIs:
Die &oInii9e 3eitltng beroffe1ttlift
cine 5elegramm ibreS &orreponoen.
ten nus &iel, ole beingt. ooB f57
arieasgefongene, oie Dem englilfen
Nlmbulansforps ongebort butten, an
Der oeittIh oGnii9ert @ren5e ange-
Ianat iino, Inn gegen cine gleide In'
5abl bon ariegsaefangenen oes oert'
id1er 9fmbuloll5forps aus England
oisaetaufft an tperoen. Sic @nglan-
ncr iucroen iiber &openbogen heinl.
rciien.
9iodl elmer SepeIfe oes Stor'aor'
reIponbenten aus Gotter6nm miro
nrs Rooienoaol, Sononb, oobin be-
rif,tet, ooB Sie Seritfde Sertpaltlng
BON Tninerpen bei6loiien babe, dut
Die Der Staot anfcrlegte ariegsfon-
tribution 5u per5ihten imo ootilr gu
rerlonaen. boB oie Staot Die $4,000
Monn Seutifer Solooten nerpflege,
Sie OILS geiositng in Intfperpen gu
riidqeIoiien luuroen.
Sic 9erpohrer Intiuerpens o1irfen
MIN IN Ser Toflt Die Suitstore ihlte'
ZEN, miiiIcn iebod Die Sdnge uno
Stieaen beleithtet balten.
Torts. II. Oft. Str0menber
gleaen qebt iibcr oas ISdlodltielo me-
Der unS permebrt nidt nur Die Stra.
po,en ser 3drnpfer, ionoern 1tort
o1,t, oie militGrii6en Speratioren.
Wait Der @ieocrmifnabme oesaain.
MICS om heiitioe1t Gage fon5entriert
i'd bos nteiIte 9sntereiIe onf Den
Vuuft mo- oie tpidtigiicn @ntlpifllln'
oru crrporfet meroen. mtf ben ltnten
;SIiiaeI Der eGiicrtcn ndnlli6.
lie oiffallcnnc ailrie Der oTfl5iel'
Ion W2itteiIunacn iiber oie Sample all
Sicicnl 9ltnftc aibt SlnlaB sur @fei' yer
urla, ooB Sies Die Hi'pe oor 'e'''
Shtrm lit. :. o.>,u
Der llmItano, bub Die Stnte oer
Omiierten nm BON gpres big 5i!rI
9;;5tc reid1t, mo6t es nod oem lirtell
Ser Observation-Disclosures 5ur l'n'
n,soIiffcit. bab oie9Laiiertcn ilnlgan'
"sr "sr" merSen. Gie 9crtiden tperoci'
S ;St,t nieImebr IN Der 6rort angrel'e1I'
nriiIicn unb man erfibr: oaB EN- ~, lui,
der @eriud, srpii6en SitemSe 9 l,le
GSbeut aemadt peroen loI. 9per ui'u y
bei oolle bcrciten Iid ~i3i'se ere'S'
niiie Dor. on,.;,rc,,troui
@o,,Siet oibt in Ieiner beitti9cn Sc'
;rrrdn,uo irr Sem gebanfen &nnm, oaB
" i;;r Sie 9ciitiden MN 5u ipot Ut:
Sie iron,0Iiit britiiden SIl'leh GaI m
Sem Iinfen isliiael gu uuaebei'. vi
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17
6eordn9te ueberiiht iiber
Ole Sage.

Die ont Irmee Die Tmtuerpem bclaser bat ette
gSes etter nad ten fort nnS halt lett SUnneras anf Senbe
bet Die 9pnbpner Ere bemnbt suar bic gecntnne
einnabme CtenOss mosdf hein erdnem aem mmk uber
Snsebn oa bic 9aenabt ais Sttpmmf fir Weitere Sperapnem
namenlidD amd 5mr See iratesiid ebr pidlts lit.
Nad sumSumer Seren lit Elm sruFer aampf i'm 0amae
Der enfieben ipa OBJ Die Ontn uerben Segen snrfaeba
ten ueroen onnen, poer oh e Der n
Snnftrf, Galais nmb gumlpsne beietem msrben.
ans Berlin fumm bra9us bic @elbnns bat Semtdm MN
n MIR I'm get fat Ses Sesn nb unSrn onf e and
bic ranshidsn nno britem Srnppem bic snm mem 6aed Der
In gebOren abseidnitten nnb namntd bel pres a anna
amseiduiem baben.
Sfeae elbmmsem mO bente nod maserer ietenr aIs
bsber Die Tran5pien beirGmm hd an bic Seimns, bak bic
Senten Die Sine Senbe iIbd cmn midt burdlbrp
den baben Die nuraenannte bemde Sepcie iraft be tte
lmns Snsem
Na nbereinmmenon @ebnnsen bereitet d Elm aiaantder
9ampf Der @edel San uur nnb am Mitlauf Ser
@eide WirS beres NIT Grbternms sefGmp 0ntid otter.
refide Srnppen pperieren nammen Die Hnfm babmd
bnoe Sak nc bic @edel ndt uieber berreiten 6mmem Die
Seerefer fpnnten, nadbem e Die &nhen Der esmb BON
Ersemps nertriebem babem, ibn Nnmard StGr ppa
hen nno ben aapat9m Der ebrun lie ben dnfen mfem
Jlnsel Der &nfen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17
&ngelregen fiel wieOer
tit NacO.
Stint Nmerifaner mebr
Ober minber f6mer
DerleBt.
Sin SiDiliit nnb bier Sulbnten BON
ben amseln setroffen.
Wfentermoc gaaui' 9nbiamer anf Der
Sabrt nnf) 6napmas.
!0ntten purher irans0iiidler 8eiea-
idIaft p9lnleibe" abgen0tist.

Gan 9iego, Sal. Il. Oft.
Bon Dem amerifonil9enS9 9lantid)iff
@eit Sireinin. oas Dor lSanta 90
ialia. Mer. liegt, miro inter Dem
geltrigen Gatnm Ornbtlos bierber ge.
nleloet, oaB Die meitternOen 2aqui-
,Sttbioner, Die oen Wnior 9lguapo,
6cn Militdrfomman0anten in Santa
&oialia am 6. Sftober ermorbet imO
Den merifaniifen Gampfer &orrigan
Ill. beidlagnabnt batter, belite
nod @uapmas abiubren. ! Sorber
hatten lie Ser 9oleo Co., elmer fran-
3oiii6en @eicnihaft. 21,000 Eelos
als yslnleihe" abgenotiet. &ear-
9lomiraI s0opnro miro beitte an @oro
ieines Sdiffes nod @uapnaS obfab'
rem.
9taeo, IriS., II. Oft. Silnf
Wt6nner, eiit 3ipililt unb bier Sol
oaten Der @unoes- -&nnolerie, muir.
ben beute bur6 nlerifaniife augeIn
peripunbet, Die mdbreno zines slil'
critics Der Srlppen BEG @oiln. Nfop.
toreno ouf Die Garrnn5a 8arniior
BON Nocp, Sonora, iiber Die inter
nationale @rense flogen
Giner Der Splbatett erbielt eint
aueel in ben &opf, aIs er OIL einen
Giienbabnoonm, 400 garos BON oel
@rense entfernt, @ade itano. 2el
Nsann lebt nod. Der 3ioililt, Ell
3inmernann I'M 3ienite efnci
@iienbabn, erbielt Die augel IN Del
redten 9llnge, nGbreuo er oltf De-
amerifaniihen Seite g6er @ren5C
iiber einen @ebneg ihritt
Ger augelregen. bel Dem Die hin
8erionen perlpunoet murben, wnt
beftieer als ie einer uorber. Gi
@eiholie famen bon Der Seite oel
Moptorena-S Sritppen. Delhc Die Gar
ransa- -@arniion oireft aitf Der Sno
Ieite ser Staot angriffen. Gie 9lttnd
beaonn Dor 5agesanbriih uno biel
bel beftieen Seuer auf beioen Sci
ten iiber ieds Stirnoen an.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17
Sampfer auf bent @egf.

Nfebrere 1etroiter, Die iif] IN
europa bcfonoen. mogen in 9oloe
bier eintrcifen. @ie iins bon Der
&eiieogentur Chr. 9eioif rtitgeteilt
lpiro, lit Der 1ar1pfer RotteroamL
beiien Mbfobrt nerdogert iporoen
ipor, neil er 10 Ionge IN gnglanb
5uriidgeboIten tpirbe, am 9onners.
tag bon Hotteroam abgefa6ren rno
ser Iantpfer Totsoam bat ben Dor.
tieen Safen entipeber geitern ODER
beute perloiien. Die 2otterbnm foH
am %. Sftobr bic Riidfnbrt bon
Neip Dorf nntreten uno Die Totsoam
um 81. Sftober. Bon bann an ioa
iebe @ode Elm Gonipfer Der bolldn.
&iheu 2iuie inbrett-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17
MutlDinngss ss9efret einge'
reif]t.
in benz Saagefaa Der &esiernns
gegen bic Neu Sapen'gubn.

Nemgorf. II. Oft. Gas sluf-
iilnas-9efret, bns Die &egierlin9
gegen Die Stem 9orf, Seem Sopen &
Sortforb Hailrooo So. perlangt,
lpuroe bier berte I'M 9unbes-
9iitriftseeri6t einaereift. 9tod Dor.
herigem 9(bfonlmen murbe Die alnge
Der @eeierilng, iolpeit lie nit Nus.
nabme Der 9obneeieaihoft ielbit.
Der Bolton 9failroob SoIoing Co.,
Der Bolton &ailrooo Solting Co.,
Der 9Sropibence & 9anlieliou Hoil-
pop 60. uno ser Bottom & Yiainc
&oilroao So. aIl Die 9lngeflagter,
inoipioiiea ltno in @orporotion, be-
trifit, falengelniicn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17
Sei Ypres 1T 6it Giui@liebmng
Oer Mliierten gelnngen.

lieht III ser ,Srontper1lloerllng Der
Geliti6en mir ein 3ugeItanonis Der
Gcuiihen, ooB iie lid INNER mebr
bebinoert fiihIen. 9ic oeiltite Stra-
tegie iei augenbIidli6 ni6t einbeitli6
unO pabri6einlidl berridte aith un-
ter 6en 9eitern bieier Stratceie feline
@inmiitigfeit. 9isber baben lie me-
Der auf Dem oitlitcn nod alif bent
meitli6en liigel @orteile 81 erringet
permoht.
@ie II. iT6er glmiteroam un0 Con.
Don, II. eft. Sier pitroe gcitern
mitaetcilt, oaB 9onneritag ber8nu1pf
auT Der gon5en 6ront pom Strpi bis
Sambor fortgciest fuuroe Gie Sirtte
siebt iif iiiboitlif oil Sr5enpsl
pnrilber.
.SSn Marmoroos SSigct", beiBt es
IN Der Wfitteilitng Dciter. ppuroe Der
SSeino pon olt. ung. 9Ibteilungen per-
folot uno oie lesteren beiesten Balls.
,,SSm SaI Der IS9pur5en gtitrisd
sieben ii6 Die g3uiien 5uriid. slnf Der
@erfoleung iino rmiere Sruppen big
3ieIono aefonlmen. (Gie giitrisd
uno Die Stoot 3ielona iegen aitf Der
oolisiitben Settle oer8arpatben. Inm.
.. st.
9onoon, II. Oft. @ie poraus-
oeioot iporben mar, boben Die Seitt-
iflen OItenoc beiest uno fanpfen
INN bier nit ben gniierten bic lesten
8boien bes groBen &umpfes;; Der
emit Die S6ladt on Der Misne mar.
gsof bier eintreffenoen gtabri6-
ten murbe bic ocutidc @tnbtlonngs-
froit Surd, ole Ginnobme Sitenbes 10
onceieuert, oaB ibr 'Shladtritf nltll
niflt nur r9luf nad Goloisl", ion.
bern iogor r9luf nah gonioane!"
Ioutcf Ueon peib niht, pelhe sort
id,ritte Die 9eutiden genoht babeIt,
lett lie Sonneritag Oitenoe eit1tab'
men SSsbr nG6ites 3iel ideirt ober
Tunfirf 3ir iein. @eld,e &olle babel
hie britiidle 9Slotte ipielen miro, oa'
riiber berriden bier geteilte gtelniiil'
oen; Sie 9tu6ridt ieboh. oaB BRITT
ihe 9raeonoughts Die 6ron5o1en iino
smiierten pon Der Seeleite lllters
5tiisen perben. ifeinf ais Seiitl1'
lano su itanmen.
Iie 9onboner 3eitungen balten
rid,t piel BON Der 8eoeiltltng Der Se-
ict,,no SItenbes uno weiieil oorauf
hin. SoB I6on bas engliife ytIneil-
ieIh Die Ieiti6en uerbinoern nlllB'
nr6bere sruppentransporte iiber ben
9oroI All brineen Sumal ia au3 Der
Sofen bon Citcnoe nidt groB genlig
fiir Elm ioldcsllntcrnebnen III. Sie
SntSohe ieSod, bleibt beIteben. oaB
nor Qonpi Dem cn9liiden Sanoe mn
mrr u6her fonl1nt imo oaB DIE Seooi, T.
ferrno for besbolb INNER eroBere An9lt
mr. eiuem @neriff bitrh Seppeltne
bsforrr,t gs lit nnfrasiih rl1ttig'
Sob SiterSe ols 9oiis idon e1re Se.
Seiituno fir 9eutitlano baf. es'. % o.e
Geutfdlen bod iogar pon otei melltt
pntferl,tcn Stiitpunften slnar,fte 9ii1
britiit,e arieesidifie ansseln9rt 9a'
ben. So. 0rn;;ortp,,
bebouptet feline Stelmeen- II. gtn mon. n
Strm tStclen sefpirnen Die alnerieh
Ioaar on @rlinO linO b96en .;4a's SaDe'l,se 1ss
beiest. nu6Oern lie Die Seutt6en &c. &C.,
0em eiIle suriidaetriebcn babem; m: Sle y
sssudrid,t. ssn Dub aiue BON ben slIliiss; 9's
teu psnD senommen pllrOe, beitatist ''@
nift. So. u,,;H,er
fom,neu meilia MISUNDERSTANDING
Isn1rid,ten Ob Der oeitihe Tor'
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17

III ieinen oous oornie6er. g9enn
ond ieil 3Iltano nift beunrubiaei,o
ut. 10 miro Der &otient bod einiac
Gage ieiner Office iernbleiben
miiiien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17

Bargain Staten On so 3immern
fir cine ODER atuei Nerionen, I'M
@opne Sotel. Grfunoigen Sic lid
nod R1berern. (GuuD
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17
scfretdr Sane erfranft.
Snflnensa bdlt i'm bon iciner
Office fern.

@nibineton, II. Oft. Se-
fret6r Game pom Ieportement oes
sSsnneren lieat on sSniluersn Rrfze-"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-17

pie eiratge fdsri9e oe,tf.
foe Beitnng in 2ai6igau.
pec4e ote pspsfPen 6sr
0R. TrsHe 6ringt
Ellsworth American., 1914-11-11
SOUTH GOuLDSBORO.

Miss Gladys Hooper recently visited in
Sullivan and Bar Hsrbor
Aionzo Sargent is having an extension
built on his house. Isaiah Newman is do
ing the work.
Mrs. George Hooper and daughter
Nettie, of East Franklin, were recent
guests of Mrs. Grace Sargent.
Miss Hattie Martin, who is attending
Winter Harbor high school, spent the
weekend with her parents, T. F. Martin
and wife.
A. F. Hooper was in Bangor Thursday,
His wife accompanied him to West Sulli-
van, spending the day with Capt. V. B.
Gordon and wife.
Misses Helen and Abbie Freeman, who
are employed here, received Saturday
night the sad news OF the sudden death OF
their father, Henry Freeman, Of Mil
bridge.
A party of eleven motored to Gouids-
boro Tuesday to attend the @. e. rally
They enjoyed the fine address in the even
ing by Rev. Mr.. French, of Steuben.
Nov. .. Fl.
Ellsworth American., 1914-11-11

OTIS.

OTIS.
Ellis Giles, OF Auburn, was in town a
few days last week, and got his share OF
game to take home.
G. w. Johnson's friends sre glad to
learn that he has recovered the money
stolen from his store.
Those who got deer last week were
Abram Warren's party, of Bar Harbor, and
Willis c. Saiisbury's, of Bangor.
The recent rains have as yet failed to
start the water veins to the many wells
that have been dry for several weeks.
Henry Salisbury and Ransom johnson,
father, G. W. johnson, for a load of
apples and potatoes.
Ruth ID. Warren returned from a trip to
Augusta last Tuesday, having accompan-
led home to that city friends who had
been visiting at the Warren farm.
The electric storm that passed here
Wednesday evening was the severest for
years. A flock OF seyenty-five wild geese
going South that afternoon gave the
warning.
Harold Salisbury, OF Lakewood. has
bought the stavewood on the lots OF
Henry Brawn, Emery Wiley and James
Porter, the stuff to be landed on Beech
Hill lake on the outlet Of which Sails
bury's mill is situated.
Nov. 9. DAVIS.
Ellsworth American., 1914-11-11
WEST SULLIVAN.

1
| c. H. Abbott, of Bangor, was in towr
| Sunday.
Armand Joy has gone to New Portland
| to teach.
Mrs. F. E. Pettingiu spent the week.
end in town.
II. Il. Havey spent a few days last week
in Boston on business.
Lowell Webb, OF Bangor, is visiting.st
the home of Albion Webb.
Dexter Hysom and wife we're guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar J. Hysom last week.
Pearl Bailey has returned to bis home
in Cherryfeld, after 3 seasons employ
ment here.
Miss Doris Hooper and Mr.. Martin, OF
Bangor, were callers at the home OF h. b.
Havey Sunday.
Mrs. Adelbert Hooper, of South Goulds-
boro, was guest at the home OF Capt. V.
B. Gordon last week.
B. Morton Havey returned to Charles
ton Monday, after spending the week -end
with his parents, Fl. II. Havey and wife.
Mrs. Nelson Bunker and daughter Sara
we're guests OF Frank Noyes and wife, Of
West Gouldsboro, a few days last week.
The Golden Rule society was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. Fl. II. Hsvey. Light
refreshments were served. An enjoyable
afternoon is reported.
Noy O. NJ
Ellsworth American., 1914-11-11
PROSPECT HARBOR.

Mrs. c. @. Larrabee spent Thursday
with relatives in Franklin.
Mrs. J. w. Cole was visitor in Mil
bridge Thursday.
Miss Grace Wilson has gone to WASH
burn to be with the /. s. Whitakers.
Henry Over has sold his place to Rev.
Thomas Van Ness.
Miss Beulah U. Cove spent the weekend
with Miss Flossie Hancock, Of Birch Hsr-
Dor.
Mrs. Catherine Peters returned Satur-
day from the Bangor hospital, where she
has been for the past few weeks.
Miss Marguerite Wyman, of Verona, a
teacher IN Gouldsboro, was weekend
guest OF Miss Genevieve F. Cole.
Wayne Bendix, OF Brooklin. is visiting
his uncles James and Richard, for few
days.
Miss Doris Colwell went to her home in
Steuben the first of the week. because OF
illness.
Irving 8. Whitaker has closed his home
here, disposed Of his stock, and joined his
Ellsworth American., 1914-11-11
OAK POINT.
Nov. 8.

Charles Sargent, of Stonington, called
on friends here Sunday.
Ruth Sargent, of Gouldsboro, is work
ing at Melvin Msrshali's.
A. II. Grindle has moved his family to
Bar Harbor for the winter.
Mrs. Susanna Alley, OF Otter Creek, is
visiting at Rich Murch's.
David Marshall and little granddsugh-
ter, Louise Marshall, of Seal Harbor spent
the weekend here.
Mrs. Velma Haynes. OF bar Hsrbor, hal
bought the Fernald place and moved in
All are glad to have her come here.
Nov 9. M.
Ellsworth American., 1914-11-11

The Best Proof
Given by an Ellsworth Citizen.

Doan's Kidney Pills were used - they
brought benefit.
The story was told to Ellsworth resi-
dents.
Time has strengthened the evidence,
Has proven the result lasting.
The testimony is home testimony,
The proof convincing.
1t can be Investigated by Ellsworth resi-
dents.
J. c. Meader, r. F. d. No. 8, Ellsworth,
says: "All that said in praise OF Doan's
Kidney Pills some years ago, still holds
good. The one about whom / am speak
ing was caused a great deal of suffering
for years by kidney complaint, and Doan's
Kidney Pills proved their merit by quick
ly making permanent cure. have also
used Doan's Kidney Pills with good re-
suit
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kid
ney Pills = the same that Mr.. Meader
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo
N. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1914-11-11
WEST GOULDSBORO.

Harry Bishop and wife visited at Cores
last week.
Mrs. Abbie Taft, who bas been visiting
Mrs. A. P. Hsvey, has returned home.
Mrs. e. w. Wooster, of Washington
junction, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. S. d. Sargent visited Mrs. j. A.
Hill last week.
Mrs. Nelson Bunker and daughter Sara
spent the weekend at F. p. Noyes'.
James Hill and wife have moved tospend
the winter with Mrs. Hills mother, Mrs.
John B. Wood.
Mrs. Minnie witham, of Ellsworth,
visited her sister, Mrs. Linwood Sargent,
last week.
Mrs. 8. G. Wood and Alonzo Tracy were
guests of Mrs. Woods brother, Calvin
Tracy, at Gouldsboro Sunday.
Many friends here learned with regret
of the sudden death Of DR.. Harvey Taft,
OF Milford, N. d., and extend sympathy
to the bereaved family.
A surprise party was given to the
teacher, Miss Lovejoy, on her birthday,
Nov. 4. 1t was an enjoyable affair and a
genuine surprise.
There was grading here Friday at the
new hall. The ladies furnished dinner.
Twenty-Five generous citizens responded
to the dinner call, and several more went
home to dinner. A social dance followed.
All agreed it was q pleasant time. The
society was much pleased to have f. I
Wood and wife present.
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ASHVILLE.

Mrs. Mary Hooper, OF Bangor, visited
her sister, Mrs. w. M. Pettee, Monday.
Mrs. Jellison, of Sorrento, is the guest
of her granddaughter, Mrs. G. g. Small.
The bible class in Ashville Sunday
school gave a special program Sunday.
Delmar Robertson and wife, of North
Sullivan, are living at Asa Bunker's for
the winter.
Miss Abbie Bragdon and Lawrence Or
cutt have returned to Alexander, where
they are teaching.
Supper will be served at w. NJ. Pettee's
Saturday evening, Nov. IA, by the ladiei
of the AshviIle Wednesday club.
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EAGLE LAKE.

John Rich and wife have returned home
after few days visit in Mariaville.
Margaret Linscott entertained few OF
her friends Oc1. %, her seventh birthday.
George Newman, who lost a horse re-
Gently, has purchased another of F. L.
Brewer.
Howard Linscott, who has been en-
ployed by the Brewer Ice Co., is soon to
move his family to Hancock.
Hollis Linscott, jr., ia spending few
weeks with his brother Lester at Han
cock.
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mobile OF J. c. Harmon.
Henry Hodgkins, of Bar Harbor, is
visiting relatives here.
Juanits chapter, o. e. s., initiated two
candidates Thursday evening.
Mrs. Rose Candsge, OF Boston, formerly
of this place, is the guest OF Mrs. John
McNevens.
Mrs.. Alma Haskell, of Deer Isle, is seri-
ousiy i'll at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Charles Wood.
The fair and supper given by the ladies
OF the cemetery association last week
netted about $50.
Ths Lawrence sardine canning shop will
close about the middle OF November, after
9 successful season.
Miss Mary Leith, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Silver, has re-
turned to Halloweli.
The clam-canning shop ut West Ston-
ington is now open and giving employ
ment to large number OF women and
men. Whitfield Gross is manager.
A little son and daughter OF Arthur
Carter were playing with an axe when the
girl held branch for the boy to chop.
The axe came down on three OF the girls
fingers, and it is doubtful IL they can be
saved.
Capt. Nell Duke, who has been taking
charge of the schooner Mary Lynch dur
ing the illness of Capt. Robbins, has made
two trips from Stonington to Boston and
back, stone loaded, in two weeks. He was
fortunate in having good weather and fair
winds.
| John Wallace, who was badly hurt by
an explosion on the quarry, returned from
the hospital Saturday. 1t is hoped that
he has not lost the sight OF the eve.
Though badly bruised about the face and
head, he is improving. The bandage OF
the eye will be removed the coming week.
Noy. 8. NIHII,.
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family In Wsshburn for an indefinite
period. Mr.. Whitaker win be greatly
missed.
Guy II. Cole has returned from Nor
ridgewock, where he has been for the past
few months.
Stephen c. Cole and wife are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF a son,
born Saturday.
Z. w. Bridges has moved his family into
his new homo, recently bought Of w. F.
Bruce and just vacated by him.
L. B. Dessy and wife, with J. Milton
Allen and wife, OF Bar Harbor, made an
automobile trip along the coast and we're
at Capt. Deasy's the last of the week.
The library Thursday club met last
week with Mrs. Welch Moore. The as
sociation has lately added ten or q dozen
new books to the library, and has received
as many more as gift from l. s. Whitaker.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

E. L. Mckay spent the weekend in
Bangor.
Mrs. Stella Shaw, OF Ellsworth, was a
recent visitor here.
John W. Mckay is in Lamoine doing
Ira B. Hagan's mason work.
The school league received s5.55 from
the box supper Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rebecca Scribner, OF Green Lake
is with her mother, Mrs. Henry Butler
who has been ill, but is now able to sit up
Henry Butler and daughter, accom-.
panied by c. e. Scribner, went to East.