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The Denison review., 1915-03-17

nCf seventy -elSntn DlTlludv thursday
Mrs. schossler is still in the best o
health, and we wish her many more
happy years Of life.
Mrs. John Smith entertained the
Ladies Foreign Missionary.
Mrs. Claus Thiederman and Mrs
John Hagge returned Thursday from
Schleswig, where they attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Eiessen.
Mrs. Chas. Englund was a Denisor
shopper Thursday.
Aug. Bornhoft was a Carroll pas
senger Friday.
Mrs. Herman Eiffert and son Fred
were Carroll shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Kemp and Miss Josie
Welsh were Vail visitors Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glasscock and
children, Harold, Ivan and LA, attend
ed the wedding of Mrs. Glasscocks
sister, Miss Grace Powell, at Glidden
Monday.
Mrs. Rolphe and daughter, Of Hal
bur, visited the past week with Mrs
Rolfe's mother, Mrs. Conrad Schoss
Ter.
1 Mrs. Delos Maak and daughter, OF
Boyer, are spending the week with
her mother, Mrs. Tillie Scheldorf.
Mr. Frank Cameron went to Oma
ha Thursday, being called there on ac.
count of the illness of his wife, and
his son being burnt in some manner
Edith Bennett, OF Des Moines, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chris Boock.
The electric light plant is now go
ing night and day. Arcadia is sup
piled from Vest Side.
Mr.. Hawks bought the Ray Winey
restaurant. We wish him success.
AL. >Stareck was Denison passen-
ger Tuesday,
Henry Hagge Jr., sold hogs to Aug.
Voss Tuesday.
Attorney T.. X. Burch, of Denison,
was a business caller in West Side
Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Martens is enjoying a
visit from a friend of Colorado.
Mrs. Herman Scheldorf and chill
dren visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Kroft at Denison Tuesday.
j. B. Malloy is acting as juror at
the Federal court in Council Bluffs
this week.
Louie and Herman Martens and
Ghas. Nielk were in Omaha Tuesday
buying cattle.
Mrs. Pete Martens and Mrs. Leroy
Dohse were Denison shoppers Tues.
day.
Henry Hansman shipped hogs Tues
day.
August Schultz and Herman Brugg-
man. of Arcadia. visited West Side
friends Thursday.
s. A. kral, OF Vail, was business
caller here Tuesday.
IIanes Stoffers and John Schuman
spsrt from Wednesday to Saturday
in Omaha.
Miss Malinda Jensen was in Deni-
son Saturday having some dental work
done. u,
Walter Winters and sister Mary
went to Des Moines Tuesday and
brought their mother home. who has
been in . sanitarium at that place.
Mrs Winters is.feeling quite we'll now.
August Schroeder and John SchU-
man together shipped a carload Of
cattle to Omaha Tuesday. See
The sheriff's sale held here Tues
day disposed of VIM. Pierce's stock.
The horses especially brought a good
pdice.
A game of basket ball was played
between West Side town team and
Woodbine town team Saturday even
ing at the Gernlania hall. The West
Side boys were altogether too power
full for the Woodbine boys. The score
was 81 to in favor of West Side.
Aug. Roemer returned to his home
III Sanburn O'Brien county Monday,
after visit with his sister, Mrs. Hy.
Eiffert.
The married folks dance at the Five
The Denison review., 1915-03-17
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>Aliss Mayme Bair has gone to her
home at Newton on account of an at
tack of grippe and Miss Ava Butel
lis teaching in her place.
Mrs. Joe Kcpford entertained a
number OF her neighbors at dinner
and quilting party last Thursday. All
enjoyed pleasant day.
Miss Gretchen Galland has resigned
her position in the telephone office
and her place is taken by Mrs. Gladys
Metllin.
Rev. ]. Morgan Williams called on
Arion friends Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Hansen March 9th.
Everett Carson was taken i'll with
pneumonia last week and has been q
very sick boy. The fever is broken
now and he seems better. Miss Grace
Talcott, of Woodbine, has been help
ing care for him.
The Aid society met with Mrs. John
Turnlund Thursday and quilted nice
looking quilt
Mrs. VIM. Butler has been quite
sick with grippe lately.
John Turnlund and family were at
Dow City Sunday visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Winters came
from Manning to spend Sunday witt,
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berka and chill
4 IN,
Mrs. NJ Conroy went to Ida Grove
Friday to see her son, Martin, who
has recovered so far that he will go
to Carroll the first OF the week to
spend a few days with his sister, Mrs.
Frank Fee.
Frank Brown, Dan Wingrove, Jos,
Kepford, Timothy O'Shea and George
Reynolds went to Denison to see how
the telephone controversy was decid-
cd Saturday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. James Bal!antyne were
Dcnison visitors Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Conroy, Mrs. A. A. Conrad
and Miss Helen Stevenson attended
church in Denison Sunday.
Mrs. A. Fl. Nichols returned Mon
day from pleasant trip to Omaha and
Lincoln. She first went TO Omaha to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Glow, and was
q guest at a banquet given at the Fon-
tanelle hotel Friday. Mrs. Nichols and
Mrs. Glow went to Lincoln to visit DIR.
Frank Evans, who is IL membeI OF the
Nebraska legislature, and attended
several receptions.
Miss Whited visited in Denison last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Butler were oma-
ha visitors Friday
Delbert Lee and family have gone
out to John Hallowell's to help for a
few weeks.
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Mrs Sarah Graha. c,me Tucst.a,
4 for Short visit in the McGratl home
Z John Foulkes came frlm Fremont
II Neb., Monday for an extended visit al
1.-The home OF his aunt. Mrs. Amanda
4 Owens.
j. e. Owens and Evan Williams were
~ callers, at the McGrath home Tuesday
8 Otto Baak drove to Charter Oak last
Wednesday to see his father''>xho is
on the sick list.
Miss Henrietta Murphy closed her
u winter term of school in district No.
~ Wednesday and came home for a
weeks vacation before starting her
!, spring term at the same school.
) Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Eggen and little
daughter transacted business in Rick
etts and Charter Oak Tuesday.
Ernest Kruger was business Wis
itor in the Oak Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil kroll and little
people. and Willie Youngerberg were
guests at the Will Mas home Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Baak and family
and Frank Rhode were entertained at
TIE Ed Meyer home Thursday evening.
Chris Hcnning attended the Mrs.
Albert Rabe sale Wednesday.
H. e. Dorale was a business caller
at julius Christiansen's Wednesday.
James McGrath and nieces, Henri
eta and Margaret Murphy, were Char
ter Oak shoppers Thursday.
Miss Loretta Murphy closed her
winter term of school in district No. s
Friday and started her spring term in
! tile sane school Monday.
Otto Baak and Frank Rhode We're
business callers at the Ed Langholdt
home Thursday.
" Sells Brothers, Henry Schwarz. Gus
4 Schreiber epd Dorfler Brothers were
among those shipping cattle to Chica-
go from Ricketts, Saturday. Walter
y Schwanz and Emil Sells went in with
the shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Henning and lit
tie daughter, Mae, were Charter Oak
callers Thursday. Mr.. Henning took
in the telephone meeting. while Mrs,
Henning spent the day with her
friend, Mrs. Carl Hoppe.
j. II. A. Christiansen was week
end visitor at the homo OF his broth
er-in-law near Boyer.
Mrs. Eichard Baak called on Mrs.
Will Baak in Ricketts, Thursday.
The Misses Leahey and Murphy
smere guests of the Dorale girls Sun
(day.
! Carl wilkins spent Sunday with
Johnnie christensen.
Martin and Leo Hopp Sundayed with
the Buenger boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schoenfeldt were
entertained at the II. L. Dorale home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fl. T.. Dorale visited at the A.
Baak home in Ricketts, Saturday.
VIII Mas and family Sundayed at
the Max Mas home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Penker and son,
Raymond, and Miss Ringrose were en-
tertained at the Max Mas home Sun
day 5.
II frank Il Rhode spent Sunday with
Louie Rhode.
Otto Baak and family were enter
tanned at the Claus Rhode home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kroll and little
people visited at the Max Mas home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Baak and family
visited at the home of the ladys sister,
Mrs. Henry Rhode, Sunday evening.
Henry Rhode and family were
guests at the Bennie Christensen
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. j. II. A. christensen and son
spent Sunday afternoon a. the Rich
ard Baak home
The Denison review., 1915-03-17

There is complaint that the United
States has not enough submarines
Some of our older warships would be
under water vessels before a war had
been going on long.
The Denison review., 1915-03-17

How is it that the zephyrs of March
are always able to wait until there is
a good number of people looking on
before they proceed to blow a mans
hat eff into the middle Of the street?
The Denison review., 1915-03-17

1t might be suggested to visitors to
the Panama exposition that it is not
wise to attempt to walk all through
more than seventeen of those big
buildings before noon OF the first day.
The Denison review., 1915-03-17

1t is hard for a girl TO get into So
ciety today if her father owns an
automobile costing less than $1,000.
The Denison review., 1915-03-17

The secret OF success in getting up
the modern singing and dancing en-
tertainment for charity seems to be
in making it perfectly innocent while
sounding awfully wicked.
The Denison review., 1915-03-17

Discipline seems to be pretty poor
in the schools, as boy can make the
most ineXcusable error on bali team.
and yet not have TO stay after school
and get an eNtrG lesson.
The Denison review., 1915-03-17

Many of the men who consume S10O
year in cigar smoke can't under
stand how their wives have money to
burn for a $40 spring hat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Cd oeit bin adr op iene Bro ents
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bat ed BIN bin Oiled peniden op
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
YroieEpren mnb Ypiitif.
lepriislI iar birie 3eitnna.l

8Gbrenb Die mad, ben iiberieeiifen
2Gnbern perihlasenen Suremburser
iid) niht aenug lpunoern unb freuen
fDnnen. oab bas .9dnofen" inmitten
nicier mclterlfiittertbcn Grei9ninc.
ole iidl an einer 2ebre fir aac 8plfer
cntpidelt bnben. bis iest 10 g!iidlif)
pcridont s%eblieben lit, ifcinen Die
anti cIerifalen ino frcimailrernhen
Sespolitifcr briiben Die 3eid)en Der
'3eit nod nid)t p%eritnnoen 5n baben.
Sic Yroieiioren iinb am @erfe. p@ott
iall mi belpobren!" Sdnlmeiiter bleib
bel bcincm 9ciiten! Wan mllB miiicn
pelde SanorauS, meld)e llngebilpetbeit
bcs Settles nnb Ser3ens unb lpieoer
meld)er Siinfel iih inter Dem fir bieie
2ente picl al bod trnbenben Sitel
Yroieiipr perbiret, nm Die 9efabr 81
crfennen. peldc Dem 2anec aus
Dem Iteiaenocn giuiiunc oieier Clique
crlpacbjcn tonntc. Sic dltcrcn. Der
b~icnltppllcu. rridtieen" Yroieliorcn,
benen 10 manfrr ails9cluanocrte Sus
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Yflihtz mn YrinSipientrcuc crsralls
ten 8aarc linen nift crIaubten. MI
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

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fir Die iiber Den S,od,itprcis Qethdti9s
ten 4duie e~ntid1doigen iol, III bis Siint
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perfauiten. ipie lie lid, Wei5eu ges
IidIert batteu. - 81 gs bate inter
alien llmitdnoen MIR cine Guolitdt
Wchl. iogen. &oQnebl, berSelteut mer@
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LEM ippobl aus Spdriamfeitsriidiib>
ten oils aid Inn burd) 6eritclllng mr.
elmer Iarfc bas llmgebcn Der Sodlitz
preiie nnmoglidl 81 MAIDEN. (ySie mill
Der @eies9eber bonn @riimt . Weiz
6enmebl 1 mterideiben reip. Die Gon>
trplc ourdfiibrcn?) - A. Sic Srciie
fiir aartoffeln iinh scraoeat lGelerli6.
ipenn mar bebenft, bdS 0ieIcluen I'M
Scrbit 1880 bis Is Sr. fir 100 &9.
betriigen. Is miro bel bicien Yreiieu
niht LANCE buucrn. bis a~nrtoffeln
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Den. - 81 Sir 6afcr ipucu auber
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preiic fiir Den Setnil6nnoel feitscle9t
perbcn. - 81 Mcnn ais Saataetreibc
mr. ioldlcs Su 6etrohten lit, ons ails
lanbnirtbifdftlid)en Sctricbcn irdmnt.
Die lid in ben lcBtcu 5fuei Sohrcn nit
Dem @erfauf bon Snntgut a~bacsebcn
babenL Damn tDnnte u~nierc5 8iliens
inlduoiides Suotsut nidt IN Den
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preiien meroen Dem IeBser mn Dem
4oblenbdnbler. Die bod bcfonuteripeiic
Die grobten @ewinne einiteden, feline
8ren5en ge5pgen. - 81 Inter 6Ddits
preiie miiSte allh bnS 2cbcr einbes
griffen perbeu; epent. miiBte bnfiir
9eiorSt perben, Dag fir Den eigenen
Sebarf eeniig oapcn im .2anbc blicbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Sur 9Oiung Der inrcmbmrsiihen
Ytiniiterfrijis.
(syeSttn ilr bleit Scitnms.1

Sereits in unlercr Summer pom
T.. &drS brdd,tcn mir Die Nad,rift
Der Semiiiipn oes &abinetts gpiden.
Canals iprad,cn mir Die Sermutbuns
ans Die Ibbanfung fei erfolst ipegen
cinem NiBtranenspotrm b~etreffs Der
gpiden'id,cn internntionaleu Yolitif.
Nlis Den upr inns lie9etoen pffents
liden Sofimcnten cricben pir ieood),
pa5 ipir IN nniem Yronoitit aes
irrt; 1err @pid,en lit nod INNER
am Huoer eebliebcn (iiebc .9urems
burger @asettc" bonn 20. MARS. Hnr
hat er 5pei ieiner @olesen bebarfieren
miiiicn. gs limb oies bic Serren
braun uno DC @aba. 8riinbe 3ilr
Semiliion ipuroen feline aneegeben,
jcboh 9clten in beiier unterrid)tcfen
a~reiien oils Tcranlaiinn9. Die Weiecs
rung Der 8roBbcr3oain, Die Gruens
nln,e bon Siireermeijtern nad Dem
&oridIas Der Reeierung 5u po%a5ieben.
Sn 2uremburs ielbit bat Die
Iiniiterfriiis pielc 5agbnftcn @eiitcr
in Guiregune gebraft mic mir Der
g. @olfs5te. %entrebnrcn. Sas Sntea
rciic iiir zen @cltfrie9 mar fir einen
Nl,9enblid ipe9cn bieies in Surembilrg
10 ie ltcucn @rctgni1Ics 5l<
riideetretcn. 1iel tril9en 5ur Grs
reaung bcs gnblifums Die unglaubs
lieliten @erildte bel, Die bel bieier
@%elesenbeit unter oas @olf geltrent
iuurben. 8leih nad) Iusbrud, Der
Niniiterfriiis bieB es, DAB Die De-
miiiion Der He9ierun9 nit elmer
frembldnbiihen 3erlebuns Der llnab>
b%Gngigfeit 2rremburs's Suiammerts
barsc. Sn 8 Sasen iolten ale ihns
gen 2uyembureer al Den Sabnen ges
rttien perben. Sieier ltnfas nanerte
bis bic friberc Mesierans uffisiea ers
fldrte, bic Miniterfriis bGnge niht
nit aukerpplitii6en, iDnbern nit
innerpulitiifen SdJ,uierisfeiten 5ns
iammen. Sbid)on ourd) Die @rfldrung
Der Hegierune Der Sbdti9teit gemeins
aeidbrlider Sd,pdBer Der Sooen cnts
3oacn mar. 10 iubren bieielben, i'm
&erein nit alien Semen Die irnmer be-
reit iino, ipenn eS 8egcn Die Spna'tie
ae6t, INT 10 m~iitbenber fort, segen Die
arone Su besen. Sbnc Den Sfatten
cines Benches ipurbe INNER pieoer
bebauptct, Die @roBbcr5ogin babe Die
Semiiiion Der Megierung peturIadt.
Nafiaaenn lit, baf fih inter nieien
gcmiTenloicn SeBern, Staatsbeamte,
bcipnbers VrpieRpren b%efanoem.
SaS itelic Winiiterirm III ipie be-
reiis in lcptcr hummer scmeloet 5us
iammen9elest aug Srn. enid,cn ais
9raiioeut. Sru. Iburn als 8encrals
Director ser Suiti6 nnb Der Seffents
liden Nrbeit. iSrn. 2eclerc als 8eT
ueralsS irettor oes Snteren unp 3rn.
@onacnalt als Generals Director Der
isinansen. - lleber bic eisentlid,e
politiidc Hidtnne bes neiien &abiS
neits fpnAen mir MIR nuf Die Ters
aaraenheit binipeiien betreffs Der Sipei
; ultcn Nitslieber @pid,eu unb Ionges
nat; Die Serren 5bpru uno Seclerc
fcnncn lpir niht, obid]on Or. Sborn
Ibon in iriibereu Sabren cinnal nit
benz YorteieniIe BET Seffentlifen Irs
better betrnut mar. Spater merpen
nit oieielbcn nah / 3 5baten
beurtbeilen.-C*~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
6%ro6btpogtbum.
Aus Der DanpthaSt.

Sin Smiihcniaa.-Scrr BRIGHTER
9arl Shaad bon Sietirh lpar relilid,
nit Srn. Yiarrer Siilicmann o Sps
sen gum pieberbolten Malc uah
8cl9icn s~eiabren. nm bon BORT per-
lpaiite armc ainbcr beriiberz nnb i'm
2urembursiihen unter8ubrinsen. Sr.
Sfaad ianb al oieiem 3ped bel oen
bcutihen Wilitdrbebproen baS lpeits
gebenbite gntss9enfommen. Der &C.
neral @ouperneur iiir Selsieu. Sreis
herr b. Siiiina, hattie logan ben pers
idicoeuen Srtefommauoos, II. u. hem
bon Nrlon, Ole @eiiung aegcbcu. 6rn.
Sdaad bel ieilien menidlenireunoiitcn
S%emiibunsen m0sliHit au unteritasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
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Gr6fterin Der 8~etriibten i&et
3eteburs.

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@ann SIolfer ge'intenauer
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Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
MARIAvILLE.
Oct. Is.
THELNA.

Mrs. Albion Jsllison has gone to Port
land to visit her daughter, Lena Young.
She was accompanied by Miilie Garry.
Munroe Frost, who has been away for
the summer, arrived Thursday, to spend
short time with his mo,her, Mrs. Ma
tiida Frost.
Mrs. Emma Warren, widow OF Abram
Warren, has moved ber furniture to the
home of her brother, Emery Morrison.
and will make her home here at present.
Laura, youngest daughter OF Mrs. Ma
tiida Frost, who was recently married in
Wateryilie and came here with her hus-
band for short visit, was given a lively
serenade by her many friends. Refresh
me1ts we're served to the serenaders, and
ali had fine time. The newly-wedded
pair have the best wishes Of ALL
Oct. 10.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27

gent, returned to her home in Everett.
Mass, Tuesday.
Eric Soduholtz went to Bristol Monday
on business.
Judge Benson and wife have been at
Mrs. N. A. Shaw's the past week.
Mrs. Abbie Taft is having her house
painted by n. Noyes and Mahion Witham.
Frank P. Noyes, who has been in Ellis
worth attending court as juryman, re-
turned home Sunday.
Miss Pauline Kingsley, who IS attend
ing Sullivan high school, spent the week
end with her parents.
Mrs. K. NJ. Stevens, who has been very
ill, is recovering. Mrs. Jane Guptill, of
Gouldsboro, is with her.
Miss Blanche Kingsley. who is teaching
in Gouidsboro, spent the weekend with
her aunt, Mrs. s., G. Wood.
Mrs. n. L. Griffin, OF Bangor, who has
been at 8. G. Woods several weeks, re-
turned to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry hammond and son Lemon
have returned from South Gouldsb boro,
where they have been employed in the
factory.
Oct. 25. l..
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
CRANBERRY ISLES,

Mrs. Mary Abbie Bunker is in town for
short time.
Mrs. Oscar Bulger, who has been very
ill, is improving.
Capt. Herbert Rice and wife spent Sun
day with Seth Rice and wife.
Schooner Herbert Loring landed freight
at the wharf Monday. from Portland.
Mrs. Ida F. Stanley left Monday for
Boston, where she has employment for the
winter.
Mrs. Hattie Rice was the week end
guest OF Mrs. Maggie Stanley and Mrs.
Nettie Stanley.
Seth Rice and wife went to Boston Mon
day to attend the wedding OF their Oldest
son. Lloyd, on Oct. 81.
A large party from here attended the
local union at Bar Harbor Saturday, go
ing over on the missionary boat Sunshine.
Mrs. Millsrd Squirting entertained the
sewing club Thursday evening. Light re-
freshnents were served. Mrs. Alice stan
ley will entertain this week
Miss Beulah Bates, State field secretary
of the. Christian Endeavor societies OF
Maine, gavean address at the Z. E. society
Sundays evening, which was enjoyed by
all.
Oct. 25. ROONEY.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
DOLLARDTOWN.

News was received last week OF the
death OF Alden Trueworthy, formerly of
Ellsworth.
Sharrington 2. Stackpole, whose death
on September % was briefly recorded at
the time, was the son OF Greenleaf and
Olive Stackpoie. He was married in 1856
to Miss Octavia N. Trueworthy. He was
veteran of the Civil war, enlisting in
1862 in the 26th Maine, Co. II. Serving
his time, he re-enlisted in 1865 in Co. ID,
First Maine heavy artillery. and served
until the close ofthe war. He was men,
Der OF VIM. II. IL. Rice post, Of Ellsworth.
He had no children, but brought up two
Charles W. Stackpole, OF Concord, Mass,
and Mrs. Evire Mesder, OF Skowhegan.
Besides his widow, he Is survived by one
brother, Joseph A., and one sister, Mrs.
Katherine DeBeck.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
GREEN LAKE.

NJ. Z. Baker snd wife and Fred Crowell,
of Bangor, spent Sunday at their camps
here.
Miss Clara Chapman and a friend are
spending this month at the Chapman
cottage.
&. H. Cole, OF Carroll, of the Green Lake
Lumber Co., has moved his family here
for the winter.
James Race and wife, Of Boothbay Har-
Dor, are visiting their parents, Supt. E. E.
Race and wife, at the fish station.
Mrs H. F. Lord, who has recently sold
her place of business to c. Il. Scribner,
has gone to Ellsworth to live.
w. H. Cole, who is engaged in the lum-
bering business here, is making a busi-
ness trip to Island Falls and Presque Isle.
Louis West, foreman at the fish station,
who has been spending his vacation at
Wytheville, Va, has returned. Mrs.
West remained for q longer visit.
The government is making extensive re-
pairs on the Rocky pond dam for the fish
station and also preparation for the
Pacific coast salmon eggs which are due in
few days.
Oct. Is. s.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
DAVIS.
MCKINLEY.

Mrs. Sylvia Arey and two children, of
Stonington, are visiting her parents,
Luther Albee and wife.
Maynard Norwood and family, OF South
Penobscot, have moved into a rent off. NJ.
Eaton.
Misses Lila Thurston and Kathleen Gott
left Monday to attend business college In
Portland.
Miss Florence Sanborn Is housekeeper at
the lighthouse in Mrs. Delivers absence.
William Webster and family have moved
into part Of Mrs. Phoebe Gray's house.
DIR. Rosenthalwas in town last week.
Fred Bickford and wife left Friday for
Boston.
Mrs. Laura Stanley visited her sister,
Mrs. Fred Robinson, at Southwest Har-
Dor last week.
Mrs. Retha Gott is employed in Boston
by the Samoset Chocolate Co.
Mrs. ID. 8. Gott has been visiting her
brother and sister in Portland.
Miss Sylvia Carter and William Martis,
OF Dorchester, were married last Sunday
night. They are living in Mrs. Eva Davis
house.
Oct. 25. PM,
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
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