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EAsTBRooK.

Mrs. Ella Reed, OF North Jay, called on
friends here last week.
Mrs. George Crimmin and two children,
OF Winterport, are visiting here. Her
many friends are glad to meet her.
Mrs. Sidney Jordan and daughter Doro-
thy leave for their home in Jamaica Plain
to-day. Mr.. Jordan went last week.
Sadness was caused here by the news
that Harry Crimmin, OF Ashland, N. H.,
was dead. He had many friends here.
Sympathy goes out to the wife and all the
family, including brothers and sisters,
and his mother, who lost another son less
than year ago.
Mas McSkimnon, OF Brookline, Mass,
who spends her summers here at her cot
tage, spoke to the Sunday school children
on Sunday. The talk was enjoyed, and
appreciated by both old and young. She
also contributed quarterlies for Sunday
school for another quarter. The summer
people who come to East brook certainly
have . warm place in the hearts of the
townspeople.
Sept. 6. GEM.
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SURRY.

Mrs. Mary Lord is visiting friends in
town.
Miss Minnie Townsend left for Balti-
more Tuesday.
Mrs. Addie Grant left for Kenduskeag
Saturday.
Willard Kane has returned from q trip
with Capt. h. Wood.
Roscoe Casper has gone to whitinsville,
where he has employment.
Miss Helen Croker has returned to
Boston, where she attends school.
Miss Ethel Lord has returned from
Rockland, where she spent the summer.
Miss Frances Curtis has returned from
Southwest Harbor, where che has been
employed.
Miss Alice Coulter has returned from
Southwest Harbor, where she has been
employed.
Sept. 9. L.
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Legal NutifsS

~S~~~S~-~~~~~~~~>-~~~-~ ~~~>-~-~~~O~-> ~--~-~
To all persons interest," ed in either OF the
estates hereinafter named:
Al probate court held at Ellsworth, IN and
for the county Of Hancock. on the nine
teenth day Of August, . d 1878 In vacation
THE following matter having been pre-
! sented for the sction thereupon herein
aftsr indieated, = hereby ordered: That
terestea, by causinS copy Of this order to be
published three weeks excessively in the
Ellsworth American . Newspaper published
1T Ellsworth. in said county, that they may
appear At probate court to be held at Els
worth, in said county. Oh the fourteenth day Of
September. o. d. 1915, 1t ten Of the clock in the
forenoon. and be heard thereon II they see
eAuse.
Amos Ware, OF Brookiin, in said coun atty.
First and fnal account OF Henry B. Hooper.
guardian. fled by Roland A. Fiye, admins
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Henry B. Hooper de-
ceased, fled for settlement
BERTRAND E. CLARK, Judge OF said Court.
true copy Of the original order.
Atsests-E. z. CHASE, Register.
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the pressure b removed and not milk
ing for ten hours starts her OF right.
I have not had case Of milk fever
for twelve years
II the udder becomes caked badly
veG 1t With some Of the last Of the
mHk, and, taking both hands, rub
downward from the top to the bottom,
gently at first, then harder until the
condition Is improved Do this few
times and the hardness VIII go out
There should be partitions between
the stalls TO keep the cows from step
ping on each others teats. and use
vaseline or salve when the teats are
chapped or sore.
When drying up the cows, II milk
10 left In the udder there Is apt TO be
more left In some quarters than In 9TH
era. and this, causing unequal pressure.
b what makes the trouble
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COUNTY NEWS.
DEDHAM.


Miss Gladys Eldridge, Of Bangor, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. ". Staples.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley
Young Aug. %.
Mrs. George Stewart, Of Midway, Mass.
was called here last week by the illness
OF her daughter, Mrs. Frank Alley.
L. r. Black, Of Greenville. is visiting his
parents, W. w. Black and wife.
E.W. Maddocks, Of Augusta, accompan-
led by his son, DR.. Myron Maddocks,
visited his sister, Mrs. e. w. Burrill, last
week.
Walter B. Fogg, late Of Cincinnati, o.,
and his bride, who was NJ iss Marie Giraffe
of that city, have been spending their
honeymoon with Mr.. Fogg's parents, r.
W. Fogg and wife. Mr.. Fogg has gone
to Boston, where he has position in q
publishing house. Mrs. Fogg will join
him in few weeks.
A double wedding took place in Brewer
Aug. %, the parties being Elmer J. Gray,
OF Dedham, and Miss Ella May ingalls,, Of
Orland, and Charles e. Hoskins and Miss
Eva 8. Gray, both OF Dedham. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Benjamin
Beatty, at the Baptist parsonage. The
young people have the good wishes OF all.
Another recent marriage is that Of Miss
Mildred Tracy Kelley, of Dedham, and
Harry c. Seeds, OF Ellsworth. The we'd
ding took place in Dedham Aug. 1s.
Aug. 90 r.
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PROPER HANDLING OF
THE cows UDDER

! have read several articles In regard
to udder troubles and thought would
tell my experience, as have been
overseer Of a herd Of fifteen to thirty
high grade Guernsey COWS for more
than fifteen years and never lost an
udder nor even teat, writes a CORE
spondent Of Hoard's Dairyman.
think there are more udders spoiled
from not drying Oh properly than from
any other cause. l start drying up my
COWS two months before they are due
to freshen and take about two weeks
to do It In the process 1 drop one
milking. then milk the COW clean, then
drop two milkings and milk clean. then
drop three milkings and milk clean,
and so on. missing one more milking
each successive time and always milk
dry when do milk. / cut down the
feed, giving not more than a pound of
grain day, and do not feed heavy
just before and just after freshening.
A few days before cow is due to
freshen I put her In well bedded box
stall that is kept clean. II COW lays
with her udder in the dirt or on a cold,
wet concrete floor there is liable to be
trouble After she freshens / give her
warm bran mash and water with the
chill taken OF and leave her in the
box stall for at least ten hours before
! put her back In the STALL II she
freshens in the morning do not milk
her till evening; If In the evening l
do not milk her till morning-then l
milk her dry. By letting the calf suck
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OTIS.

Harry Grant and Raymond Carpenter,
of Bucksport, are in town for 9 week.
Mr.. Grant, with Mrs. Grant, expects to
return for the hunting season.
Mrs. Margaret Grover, Of Mariaville,
who taught the spring term, opened
school in district No. 2 to-day. Miss
Chadwick, OF Holden, teaches in the lower
district.
Rev. NJ. Malouf, pastor at Mariaville,
held a meeting here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Malouf Is yet . student in the theo-
logical seminary, but he is an impressive
and talented preacher.
Frank Watts, OF this place, and the Jor-
dan boys. of waltham, Exhibited the young
bears at Bangor fair. Mr.. Watts says
the returns we're satisfactory. The Jor-
dan brothers refused many offers for the
bears, which have become quite tame and
talented.
Aug. 30. DAVIS
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MARIAVIlE.
DAVIS.

Frank Jordan and three daughters are
visiting his sister, Mrs Henry Frost, and
father, ". c. Jordan.
The first annual reunion Of the Carr
family was held Sept. I at George A..
Frost's grove, with sixty-two in attend
ance. A pleasant day was spent. After
fine dinner, "America" was sung,
prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Malouf,
and recitations were given by Russell and
Ralph Frost. The business meeting fol-
lowed. The next meeting Will be held
Sept. /, 1916, at the same place. There
was . dance at Ora r Frost's hall in the
evening.
Sept. 8. +.
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SOUTH PENOBSCOT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe, OF Waltham, Mass,
visited 8. B. Condor and wife last week.
Ridge, have been in town the past week.
Miss Belle Wight, OF Walthsm, Mass,
is spending her vacation at her former
home.
Mrs. Henry Day and two sons, Fiorin
and Robert, OF Bangor, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Percy Perkins and children are
visiting her parents, Moses Bryant and
wife, at Hermon.
Mrs. Ed. Dunbar and daughter Marion,
OF Brockton, Mass, are spending their Va
cation with the Roberts sisters on the
point.
Sept, 8. MAY.
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sEDGwlCK.

Mrs. Jennie Ford is visiting in Brewer.
w. Fl. Wilson and wife, OF Boston, are
here.
Miss Thwaite and Miss Wardwell, who
have been the guests Of Miss Bertha
Allen, have returned to Belfast.
B. P. Palmer and wife, of Somerville,
Mass, are guests at 1.-THE Naples. MIR.
Palmer is representative Of the Boston
Globe.
Miss H. II. Cole is supplying the
churches at Oceanville and West Stoning-
ton during the absence Of the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. McDougsll.
DIR. Croydon Smith and his sister, Miss
Pearl, who have been visiting their grand
parents, w. c. Hasxins and wife, have
returned to Providence, K. l.
Aug. 30. II.
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THE subscriber, Virginia r. Holbrook, of
L the city, county and state OF New York,
hereby gives notice that she has been duly APP
pointed administrative OF the estate OF
GEORGE NJ. ROBERTS. late Of MAIDEN,
in the county Middlesex, commonwealth
of Massachusetts, deceased and given bonds
rs the law directs, and has APP
pointed Homer n. Chase, Of Auburn,
her duly qualified agent In and FOR
the state OF Maine. All persons having de-
mands against the estate Of said deceased are
desired TO present the same for settlement,
and all indebted thereto are requested to
make payment immediately.
VIRGINIA r. HoLBRooK,
New York City.
August 30, 1918.
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"H EREAs, Marietta H. Robinson, of
w fremont, Hancock county, Maine. and
John h. Robinson, her husband. who joins
In this deed. By their mortgage deed dated
Sept. 10, .. d. 1855, and recorded Ii Hancock
county registryo Of deeds, book 70. page -,
conveyed 70 the undo rsignsd, fremont Saw
ings Bank, corporation orGanixed and exist
Ing under the laws Of the State Of Maine and
having regular place Of business at sid
fremont, certain lot or parcel Of land situ-s
ated ct the Center in said fremont. bounded
and described - follows: Beginning in the
west corner o. The homestead lot lot 'o q
VIM: II. Clinkard jr,. and following
the highway northerly six rods and four
feet; thence running easterly eight rods and
twelve links to 8 stake, thence running
southerly Eve rods and two feet to q stake
in said inkard's south line, thence running
westerly on said line eight rods to the place
Of beginning. containing one fourth Of an
sore more or less, with the buildings thereon,
and 10 the homestead lot Of the said Marietta
H. Robinson. And whereas the conditions
of said mortgage have been broken, now
therefore, by reason OF the breach Of the con-
ditions thereof, the said fremont Savings
Bank. by its treasurer. Herbert p. Richardson.
duly authorized. claims foreclosure Of said
mortgage and gives this notice Tor that pur-
pose. fremont SAVINGS BANK,
by Herbert P. Richardson, its Treasurer.
Dated Aug. %. q. d. 1915.
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DAIRY wisDoM.

Let the dairy heifer have plen-
" Of growth before breeding.
Two years old Is better than
eighteen months.
The separator Is the only
means whereby it Is possible to
get all Of the butter fat out Of
the milk, and butter fat Is the
real value Of the product
The cow that Is carefully han
died and properly fed this year
will do better next Caring for
J COW Is perennial, not an an
nual line of work.
) The quality Of milk which a
COW yields is determined by the
} breed, the quantity often by the
feed and care.
The selling Of butter fat or but
ter from the farm and using the
skimmilk as a byproduct keeps
the land in the best possible con-
dition.
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E0UNTY NEWS
BROOKLYN.

,.ry Cousins has purchased : new
ring car.
q staples, Of Boston, 10 visiting his
new, J. r. Staples.
:, uinckIey, Of stonington, 10 visit
w. amt. Mrs. Charles D. Blake.
o.u,ah Crockett, who has been Wis
,,;suds in Camden and Rockport, is
Boz. -.
Nellie Batcheler has gone to Win
- where she has employment for
iall.
- Hail has gone to Somerville,
~ visit his daughter, Mrs. George
Hsrick.
william wilkins and Miss vir-
!. nave returned to their home in Som
lille, Mass.
Davis and family have closed their
II. and returned to their home In
dover, Mass.
!. Martha Nutter leaves to-day for
II, where she will keep house for Lee
bxers this fall.
c.oree Herrick has bought the stable
l.ud formerly owned by the late
.nry B. Hooper.
ookout chapter, o. e. g., will resume
meetings Friday evening, Sept 10, after
summer vacation.
Miss Gladys Bridges, who has spent the
!, week at home, returned to New
orbelle, n. Y, Friday.
Mr,. Johanna Dority, who has been in
IN the past week, went to sargentville
,pdsy to visit her brother.
Miss Hazel Herrick, who has been the
,.,t Of Miss Helen Mayo, has returned
! her home in somerville, Mass.
Mrs. Byron Sellers and children, who
srr spent the summer in town, have re-
h,ped to their home in 5omerville, Mass.
Clifton stanley, who has spent the sum
H. with S. z. Mcfarland and wife, left
Ia week to Join his steamer in New
York.
Mrs. Charles West left Saturday for her
Icue in Roxbury, Mass, after spending
|he summer with her mother, Mrs. A. J..
DAbson.
Mrs. John Mcpherson and children, OF
broosline, Mass, and Ernest Allen, OF
Rocklaud, are visiting their mother, Mrs.
laomi Allen.
Eugene Freethey and family, OF Law
|snce, Mass, who have spent the past
brse weeks with Mrs. Warren Ford, re-
armed home Thursday.
Mrs. Cordelia Dollard Lowell, OF East
Boston, is visiting her cousin, b. o. Dol
ard. These cousins had not seen each
aher for .hifty-eight years.
Miss Bessie Allen and Mrs. Edith Leigh
on and Master Paul, who have spent the
~, week al Sargentville with their aunt,
ars Charles Bsbson, are at home.
Miss Laura Stewart, who has been visit
,g her father at Jonesport, returned to
rooklin Saturday to spend . few days
eiore returning to her work In Provi-
snce, r. l., v here she is bookkeeper for
,s associated charities.
Sept 6. UNE FEMME.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL-

Miss Flossie Bowen, OF Somerviile,
Msss., is guest at Alex Briggs'.
Miss Esther Eaton entertained party
OF friends Aug. %, her fourteenth birth
day.
Mrs. Sam Thomas and little son, OF
California, are visiting her mother, Ms.
Charles Ferrin.
Mrs. Frank Day entertained . party Of
friends Aug. 20 in honor OF bar nsecs.
Miss Viola Day, who returned &c ner
home in Chicago Saturday.
Aug. 30.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

Sidney Sellers spent Saturday in Rock
land.
Miss Luetta Bridges came home from
Herrick's Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Lufkin, of Sandy Point, Is
visiting relatives here.
L. NJ. Bridges, Hoyt Eaton and Frank
Spear spent Wednesday in Rockland.
Mrs. Agnes Carter, OF North Sedgwick,
recently visited her sister, Mrs. John
Closson.
Mrs. Roy Eaton, with daughter Mureta,
Of Portland, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mae Bridges.
Sept 6, ID.
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MAY.
EAST SURRY.

Mrs. {. c. Fullerton, OF Ellsworth,
spent three days last week with her
uncle, NJ. d. Chatto.
Mrs. Julia A. Chatto attended the meet
ing at Portland OF the National Congress
sionaI Suffrage league. A branch for
Maine was organized.
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Philip
stjpson, who underwent a serious opera
ton last Tuesday. At this writing she is
comforta BILE. ALI hope for full recovery
OF her health. Sarah and Geneva Stin-
son are at home. Susie Stinson, who is Q
teacher in Michigan, spent last week at
home.
Sept. 8. Z.
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1n.tm.n, Foe c.ksd usd.r.


Chronic mammttis usually proves tn
durable or treatment fails to prove
profitable More can be done for mann
nttts In the first forty Weight hours Of
the attack than IN all time afterward
MN three or four times day at such
times. fonentins each time with hot
water and massagtng the udder. or
poult3ce with oatmeal porridge or spent
hops or plastic dressing which b sold
By druggists Two or three times p
dag rub with a mixture Of one part
esch Of fuid extracts Of belladonna
leaves and poks root and six parts Of
warm melted lard OF sweet oil Give
Z tablespoonful each Of powdered poke
root and saltpeter twice daily In va
Mf o. feed until The attack substieA-
Hnsnd's Dafryman-
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Mesher.-wasch Irritable ChlIdren.

That fever. pAieness, grinding OF teeth
while asleep, and coated tongue are indica-
tions that your child has worms in its system.
Kiekapoo Worm Killer quickly gets rid Of
these parasites II u perfectly safe for even
the most delicate children Ii 10 pleasant to
take. has three effective medicinal qualities:
-scts as . laxative, expeis the worms, and
tones u the system Begin treatment to-day
And eliminate the eAase OF frrifAbleness. &C.
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The Ayrshire COW weighs about
Q thousand pounds and has q good
beef residue Altogether she u
highly temperamental. motheriy.
milky and productive looking. And
Il - Tor these points she has been
bred IN this country and In her
ancssnt bona. the county Of Ayr
shire. Scotland, and adjoining terri
tory. In proportion to the cost OF
her keep. the quality and quantity
Of the milk Of an Ayrshire are al
most unrtvaled She Ii no less q
persistent eater. but q persistent
mixer. The Ayrshire COW pictured
has q record Of SIS pounds of but
ter fat As q three-year-old.
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cksrwiWe s~sse end sour crses&
When sweet and sour cream are mix
I'd together just before churning there
vill be a considerable loss Of fat In
he buttermilk- This IL due to the fact
dat II requires longer time to churn
sweet cream than sour cream Cream
should be mixed at least twelve hours
before churning and thoroughly stirred
several times during this period
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Miss Ethel SprAtt Is ill.
Mrs. Eugene Moon spent two days Last
week at F. L Colbys.
Mrs- Hamlinton and two daughters,
Eleanor and Elizabeth, Of Cokadjo, are at
Carrie Colby's for few days.
Sept 8. Z.
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ASHVlLLE.

Mrs. Harold Hanna is visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. II. hammond.
The third annual fair OF the Wednesday
club was held on Aug. %, on the lawn at
wylie Hammond's. A fine crowd attended.
The fancy WORK booth was In charge OF
Eta Hammond. towel booth, Miss Mary
echiensiin; bags and pillows, Miss Louise
6ebieneiin; aprons. Mrs. Nellie Bunker;
parcsl-pos,, NJ. Wylie Hammond; candy,
Villa circuit and Abbie Rragdon; Ice
cream, Ruby Martin and Dora Martin.
The ball game between the grammar
Enool nine and the ''oid mem, was won
hy the latter. supper wss served at Pet
tees store. Total receipts, f235.
Aug. 30. PHOEBE.
Thomas Handscom IL in poor health.
Mrs.. Lucinda Durham is visiting her
daughters In Clifton.
L0dolph and Dallas Hodgkins, OF Eden,
we're In town Friday.
1eofge kincaid is clearing . spot and
Preparing TO build bungalow.
Shirley Gray and family, OF Ellsworth,
Visited Mrs. Grsy's mother, Mrs. Mary
Marsh, Sunday.
william Croker, . former resident Of
.as town, but fer many years living in
osngor, is working ct present for Mrs.
swell Brimmer.
ine men who have been boarding ut
irving Carr's the past week, and looking
.ner orown-taii moths in this section,
nave moved on to some other town.
Sept. 8. 8,
mrs. John Tracy was in Bar Harbor for
the weekend.
william J. Schienelin has returned to
us home in New York.
Misses Thelma and Vida Martin visited
s'a'i'es in Hull's Cove recently.
Dsyid Edgar, Of New York, was the
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guess Of old friends here over Sunday.
Sept. 9. pvr.-
PENOBsCOr.

PENOBsCOr.
Jasper Leach ID visiting In Gardiner.
George l.. Bridges and wife are At the
nome Of William Bridges.
Miss Mary Leighton, Miss Rena Kim.
Dali and Miss Bernics johnson have re-
turned to their homes In New Hampshire.
Z Mrs. Nellie Knowles, OF somerville.
Msss., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Judith
Waite.
Mrs. James G. Perkins and daughter
Ruth are visiting Mrs. A. E. Guth, In
Bangor.
Aug. 30. Wooprocrr
Mrs. Addie Leach has returned from a
visit in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. William Sellers is the guest Of
friends in Bangor and Brewer this week,
Miss Ethel Hutchins has returned from
Seal Harbor, where she has spent the
summer.
Elmer Snowman and wife, OF Spring.
field, Mass, are spending their vacation
with his mother, Mrs. Phebe Snowman.
Miss Hazel Davis and Miss Hilda
Littlefield are spending the week in Blue
hill with their aunt, Mrs. Ralph Emerson.
Mrs. Wendell Boyd and children have
returned to their home in Boothbay Har-
Dor, after visit here with her mother,
Mrs. F. X. Leach.
Sept. 8. woopLocKE.
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NOTICE OF roRECLosURE.

WHEREAS, Jasper L. wescott, Of Penob-
w scot, Hancock county, State Of Maine,
by his mortgage deed dated December ., 1910,
recorded in Hancock registry Of deeds,
book All. page ~, conveyed to me, the under
signed. certain lots of land, with buildings
theron. situated in said Penobscot, described
as follows: Being the same fully described
In mortgage deed, to which reference is here
by made, and whereas the condition Of said
mortgage has been broken. now therefore, by
claim foreclosure OF said mortgage
CELIA ALEXANDER.
Castine, Me-, August n, 1915.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed guardian Of
JENNIE b. GRAVES, Of FRANKLIN,
In the county Of Hancock, ward, ana
given bonds a. the Law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the es-
tate Of said ward are desired to
present the same for settlement, and AL In
debted thereto are requested to make pay
msnt Immediately.
BENJAMIN G. GRAVES,
Northeast Harbor, Maine.
August Q, 1915,
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THE subscribers, Henry LABarre Jayne
j. and William Henry furness. srd, both
Of the city and county OF Philadelphia, COM
monwealth Of Pennsylvania. hereby give
notice that they have been duly appointed
executors Of the last will and testament and
codicil OF
HORACE JAYNE, late Of said PHILA-
DELPHIA,
deceased, and given bonds IS the law directs;
that they have appointed Edward B. Mears, OF
% Mt. Desert street, in the town OF Eden,
county Of Hancock. and State Of Maine, as
their agent within the said State OF Maine
and they do stipulate and agree that the SER
vice Of any legal process against them as such
executors or that the service Of any such pro-
cess against them or either Of them in their
individual capacity in any action founded
upon or arising out Of any OF their acts or
omissions IS such executors shall. il made ON
such agent, have like effect as If made on
themselves personally within the said State
OF Maine. All persons having demands
against the estate Of said deceased are de-
sired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make
payment Immediately.
HENRY LABARRR JAYNE.
WILLIAM HENRY FuRSEss ard.
August II, 1915.
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castine, Ne. August n, lais.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L he has been duly appointed &C minis
traitor OF the estate Of
WILLIAM F. LANE. late Of sEDGwICK,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds A. the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediateiy.
Loufs q. LANE