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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

School closed Friday for the Christmas
vacation OF two weeks. Misses Went
worth, Morris and Mitchell have gone
home for the holidays.
Paul Whitcomb, Harry Parker and
Goodwin sthews have positions in some
of the stores for the Christmas week.
December 81, the high school basket
ball team will line up against the fast
Orono team, which has defeated some OF
the fastest teams in this section of the
state this season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

There are lots of voters enrolled ss
democrats who. after voting at the
special postofice primary, will
change to republican enrolment in
order to vote for Mayor Hagerthy for
governor in the June primaries
Wen stop that by putting Oh the
postoffice primary until after Decem-
Der 10; then it will be too late for
them to change. and we will hold the
party enrolment for the June pri-
mariesr
This theory was ali right-fne'
The results have justified their line
OF reasoning, Bnt 1t didn't work out
Just az they anticipated. The post
Office primary was postponed until
after December 1s-indefnitely post
poned, in fact, and as yes no date has
been set. just now the absence from
town OF one candidate seems to be
the excuse for not setting a new date.
But the advocates of postpone
ment overestimated the public inter-
est in the postoffice primary; perhaps
they magnified it by their own inter-
est in the postmastership. At all
events, the postpouenent Of the post
Office primary did not keep the demo-
cratic enrolment intact. The guber-
Material campaign of Mayor Hagerthy
stampeded the whole bunch, and
when the ssdead hnen was reached
Saturday night, roundup of the re-
manning democrats showed that
something like sixty previously en-
rolled as democrats had escaped, and
gone over to republican enrolment
a change OF l2o in the political COM
plexion of Ellsworth.
The big loss in democratic enroll
ment causes = new lineup in the post
mastership contest. Candidates are
busy taking account Of stock, check
ing OF from their list OF "promisesr
those who have changed their en-
rollment, and trying to and "where
they are at"
As for the general public, they
practically lost all interest in the
postmastership contest long ago.
Republicans gloat over the havoc
wrought in the democratic trenches
by their machine gun fire, and by the
42-centimetre postoffice primary shell
fred by their own big gun, Senator
johnson. Over in Europe they call
these big shells "Jack Johnsons";
here in Maine we will hereafter call
them "Senator Johnsons".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
A Warning from Britain.


Those American statesmen who
profess to believe that there is no
danger Of the dumping of cheap
products in this country after the
close of the European war would do
well to ponder upon a word of warn
ing which has been uttered by the
London Post to the people of Great
Britain.
Military victory is still far away"
says the Post, shut even military VIC
tory will not save this nation il it is
won by others and not by ourselves,
and if it is accompanied by CONNER
cial defeat. We understand that
those German industries which rely
on the export trade are at present
time producing. not so much for ex-
port, as for dumping after the war.
Germany is at present subsidizing
these German industries for the ex-
press purpose of accommodating re-
serves which will be used for delug-
ing our markets with cheap goods
when the war is over. How are we
going to meet this menace?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
2faai Notirrs.


NOTICE OF FORECLOsUKE.
UyHEREAS Flora H. SmAllidge and Helon
w SIM llidge, both Of Lawrence county
Of E.seI, commoIwealth Of Massachuse It's,
by their mortgage deed. dated August rs
1911, and recorded in the registry OF deeds for
the county Of Hancock. ale of Maine. in
book ga. page ~. conveyed to the under
signed, AbrAm fitzpatrick, of the town OF Mt.
Desert, county Of Hancock. State OF Maine .
certain lot or parcel OF land situated in said
town Of Mt Desert, bounded and described ~
follows: BEGINNING in the MIDDLE line OF the
private road leading from the public road 10
cottages on Smallidge Point st the nor west
W. W: Vaughan thence following the mid lie
OF said private road northerly to . point one
hundred and eighty feet distant In q direct
measurement from bolt on the eastern side
Of said private road in the northern line OF
the Aforesaid paJcel sold 10 Vaughan; thence
running due east three hundred and ffty iett
to mean nigh water mark on the western
shore Of fitzpatrick Cove; thence generally
southwes,eriy BY high water line 70 said
yaughan's northern line, the distance by
straight measure being two hundred and i've
feet; the noe following said vAush.n's north
ern line about south eighty seven degrees and
thirty minutes sest, two hundred and forty
i've feet 10 the place OF beginning. together
With the shore ana Oats contiguous 70 said
said private road leading from the pub ic
road to the lot conveyed 10 said Vaughan BY
deed dated Oct - 1897. ~ is more fully set
10 Helon snaliidge ct Ali IL ed Oct.
IL, 1898, and recorded in Hancock registry
Of deeds. vol. 80, pace MS, to which reference
IL made for description Said lot containing
one and one tenth acres more or less.
And whereas the conditions OF said mort
gage have not been fulfilled bat have been
and nos are broken, nov, therefore, by rea.
dersigned. Abram GiipatrGk. claims . fore
closure OF ssid mortgage and gives this notice
for that purpose.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

Two automobiles, driven by Arthur
Lawford and Ralph Hodgkins. carried the
Sir Knights TO the inspection in Ellsworth
last week. Mr.. Hodgkins started frst,
bat the party in Lawford's car reached
Ellsworth so very much ahead of the
OF hers that they had much to say to them
when they did arrive about coming
through IN the express" instead OF watt
ing for the "iocai'. The big joke, how
ever. was on Lawford's party, for coming
home they ran out OF gas beyond Sweets
hill, and the other party had the salts
faction o. passing the car, left with lone
caretaker, while the theirs walked to town
in a driving snow storm-one OF them to
return with gasolsne. So far, SO good,
but this is only part of the story, for tie
second supply of gasoiene enabled the car
to get only as far as Mt. Desert street
where it was abandoned the few remain
ing hours till morning. Moral - Don't
knock the slow driver. Bar HarboY
Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

Reports OF the progress Of one war,
at least, bring cheering note from
Washington. This war is being
tough. by the United States depart
ment of agriculture, and its allies are
parasites imported from abroad. The
"enemy" are the gipsy and bro xn-
tail moths Over II, 0O0, 100 specim ems
of two parasites which prey on the
moths were released in 201 towns in
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island during the
fail OF 1914 and spring of 1915. As a
result of the successful establishment
of colonies of these and other para
sites, marked progress Is being made
in reducing the moth pests. The
Gypsy moth was found in only four
towns in Maine, where it had not
been previously reported, and the
brown tail moth has not infested any
territory other than that already re-
ported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
State of Ohio, City OF Toledo
Lucas County, ~

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner Of the drm Of F. ]. Cheney a
Co, doing business in the City of Toledo,
county and State Aforesaid and that said
firm will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case Of catarrh
that canno. be cured BY the use Of HALLS
CATARRH CUBE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence. this sth day Of December. A. d. SD.
(Seal) A. w. Gleason,
Notary Public.
HaIl's Catarrh Cure IL taken Internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
FL. CHENEY q co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, &c.
Take Hnirs FAMILY Pills for consti patton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
WEST BROOKLYN.

School closed Friday, after successful
term taught by Ada Herrick.
Mrs. Mary Closson, who has been visit
ing at Augusta, is home.
Harold Sesvey, who has been in Bangor
for treatment, came home Thursday.
Warren Clement and wife, Of Bucks
port, who have been visiting at Eugene
Seavey's, have returned home.
Mintie Seavey, who has been visiting at
Bucksport, came home Thursday.
Dec. %. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

The nations harvests this year
have surpassed any ever before re-
corded. The value of the principal
farm crops, based on prices paid to
farmers Dec 1, is announced by the
department of agriculture in it's final
estimate as o, 56s, 773 900, making
1915 banner year both in value and
in production of crops. The high
prices which prevail, in spite of the
extraordinary production, is due OF
course 10 the European war.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

The women of Canada are organic
ing Edith Cave'le leagues, perpetual
ing by the name the memory of the
martyred Red Cross nurse, but
having for their real object system
attic boycott ( on German made
goods. 1t will be many years
after the war before the made
in Germany" trade mark viii be OF
advertising value in Canada, or
in the United States either, for that
matter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
Postemce Primary.

Those candidates for the Ellsworth
postmastersbip who argued for q
postponement of the proposed post
ONCE primary until after December
Is, were right in theory, even II it
didn't work out in practice just as
they anticipated.
December 10 was the "dead line",
after which no voter could change
his enrolment In time to vote under
his new enrolment at next June's
primaries. The would be postmaste.s
who argued for postponement OF the
postoflcs primary said: Nov, herel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
BASKETBALL.

The high school basketball team de-
feated Higgins classical institute Friday
evening in one OF the most interesting
games seen on the home floor for q long
fime. The score was 20-11- Special in
terest was added to the game by the fact
that the visiting team was practically
made up of Ellsworth boys. The Ellis
worth girls cheering section. with Miss
Gertrude Dorgan as cheer leader, was one
of the features OF the game. The line up:
Clement, rf1 ID Killam
Johnston, lf3 FRI K Killam
Fortier, c az cTreworgy
whitney, rbi 2lf Joy
Whitcomb, Id I'D RI Anderson
Referee, Flanagan, OF Ellsworth;
timers, George Campbell and Roy C.
Haines, of lsworth. Time, % and Is
minute periods. Scorer, Paul Tspley, Of
Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

Secretary of Commerce Redfeld,
while recognizing in his annual re-
port the danger that menaces this
country as the dumping ground OF
European industries after the war, is
trying to get around it by inadequate
anti-dnmping legislation, without
conceding too much to the republican
tariff policy. which is the only real
remedy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22
COUNTY Y. NJ. c. A.

"A Thief in the House, was presented
by the Y. N. q. A. Juniors of Isiesford
Tuesday evening. to an appreciative au-
dience. Considering the age OF the young
actors, the parts were cleverly taken.
The people Of Cranberry Isles plan to
open their new Community house in
grand style on january IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-22

f,,,f.rso~,. xa,~~,,.~u., -, Sxts If Land, d
Non-Rss deaf Oeners.
unpaid taxes on lands situated IN tae tos.
o. trenton: In the county OF HsneoeK'f
Lns year VIA
-IINHE following Hat Of taxes on real estate
- o. NONRESIDENT owners IN tee tosn
trenton Aforesaid. fos the year islA eoa.
the 18th day of May, 1915. remains unpaid;
ana notce 10 hereby given that u said IA. l,.
WITH interest and charges are not preyioasy
pale. 20 macn OF the real estate ta1ea -
sumeient 70 pay the amoont que thsIeios' ~
ciu, Ing Interest and charges, will % so.s
wNnout furtner NOTICE ~ pubic aaenos .
Evergreen hall IN said town, on the rrst MOE
Am, 0,
tar due
Name OF owner. description OF ireld Ia
property. ebp
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at<d At Pleasant Beach. BAyside. W.
Arthur shuse; cottage ard sAs acres OF
6ushman. wess BY bay. east BY Mrs ,x
A Trim. south BY 0 W rApley,
Heirs Of Ann Stuart. IS acres OF land
,nclnainx en,idinE.; bounded n9,ih
west by shore. east by J A Rem.eE
Heirs Of Ann Stuart. lot OF land
containing 100 acres, bounded north
by Whitcomb. Haynes Co; west ny
Richardson, east by unknown. %"
9 Burriil. cottage and lot containing
acres, shady Nook. Bayside.
Burrfll. lot OF land containing
l2ia acres, bounded north by Horace
MARKS, south ny land OF AcComiek' ,4
ives by shore, east BY town rod H7
aied a OAK Point ."
at o.E Point, 10
ing as acres. bound d north by estate
Benz Kittredge, south by lanf OF az
Charles Higgins, east by State road, y"
Heirs James Lord. wood Let containing ga
10 acres. situated in Trenton woods.
Nathan Ash, iarm containing - ae
inc,uoing oerorlss, ooun '.s pslah
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WYE hereby desire to exte nd sincere thank
w to our friends and neighbors for their
many kindly deeds ct the death Of our daugh-
ter and sister; also to the ii myers, and for the
beautiful flowers sent.
Ma EuHIcE BLAuDRLL.
HxMAs BLAIspnLL-
HAHRY BLArsDELL.
MRs. Mia YoUHo.
franklin, Me-, Dec 70. io16
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And now Bangor wants the woman's
reformatory.

The special election in Bangor
Monday to all the vacancy caused by
the death of Mayor Frank Robinson,
resulted, a. anticipated, in an easy
victory for John F. Woodman, the
republican candidate, over Patrick ].
Byrnes, democrat. The vote was
Woodman, 1887; Byrnes, l2So.
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PauDer Notice.

HAVING contracted with the City of Els
worth 70 support ami care for those who
mag Jan. l. 1918, and are legal residents Of
Ellsworth. j forbid AL persons trusting them
on my account, - the re IL plenty OF room and
accommod atoms to care for tnem 1t the City
Farm house. ARrsUR B. MfTcHkLL-
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land Of W n Freeman. ON
south By land cS Maize
company, on west by shore,
Ia Aerea,
Mount Desert d Maine Coast
Land Co. y lot land boa nd ed
on north By land Of George
w Haynes. ON souyb By land
OF Hodgdon. on ssst by Limit
place, 1i7s acres.
No 2, = lot land bounded on
north By land Of Maine Co.
on east By land OF A r Free
msn. on south by the Sam
uess estate, on west By
shore. . y acres.
Mccormick. Annie. lot land
boz nded on north by land OF
Chittick. on east and south
BY road. on west by land OF
A A HodgdoD, dwelling
house, ! building. u acre.
Nash. heirs OF HeurfetsA. lot
land bounded on north by
land OF Z q Abbott and
others. on south br land OF
Richardsoa Brothers, ON
vest by shore, dwelling
house, lis aeres.
Nickersoa. George, lot Land
bounded on north and east
BY land OF Rodney Sargent,
on south by land OF Holmes
and Allen. on west by road,
. acre.
No Z. lot land boa nded on
north by land Of T c Higgins,
ON east BY road. on west By
land Of Rodney Sargent. 1
dwelling house. l dwelling,
2 b1iidinGs, u acre.
Odeil, heirs Of Luther, lot
land bounded on north by
land Of Seth BAbhidxc, on
east by Sound. on west BY
land OF Richardson . acres,
No7 Lot land bounded on
north by land OF seth Kab-
bIdge- on south BY land OF
Greeley. HAmiip and Others,
on west By Echo lake. n
acres,
sn,aiiidge. Flora, a lot land
bounded on north by read.
on east By shore, on south
By land OF W w vanghan.
on west By private way.
acre.
Smith, Allen tbs lot at Otter
Greek, bounded on north BY
land OF heirs OF W + walls,
on south by old Bracy lot,
on east by road. on vest By
land Of Walls. / T-ie acres,
TAR. Angelina, L lot land.
part Of George r Greeley
estate. Baa aces.
Tracy. Ruth C.iot land bcn nd
ed on north by county road,
on east BY land OF George &
Davis and graveyard, on
south by land OF Rodick, on
YES, By land OF Davis and
Rodick- dwelling hoase. /
building . y acres.
Whiting. heirs ~ = X. !. lot
land bounded on north By
land OF Holmes and Al ea,
on south by land o. BiAis.
deli. Roeick and Richard
SOD. on west by isnd of PS
Higgins, 81. acres
Whiting. heirs OF Henry. ". q
lot land bounded on north
by land OF Wellington. on
east by land formerly of
Emery, on soath by land OF
Connofs. on west by land
formerly Of Salisbury, S
Z acres.
Young. Ralph, lot land bound
ed on north by laBd Of Ernst
Co, on east by Sound, on
south by lard OF Allen tran
tie Co. Greeley, RAmlin and
others. 3 acres.
No q lot land bounded
north, east, south and west
By land OF Greeley. Hami.n
and Others. building. S acres
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