Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-04

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a mnhe- e tie sumner Colony a
Little Chet@4xae island during lhe
SUMMER u 1914, died recently :.
n1sp.-sl Z. ths Dzrdsrsl,ss. ynsrs sc
had been surs5Ez. Mrs.. Ts<Ez-6 EG
z trained nurse beto-s Esr marriage
ana feeling !. her duty 70 % 20 ne
trcrt aot use her professional abilities
In tie alienation g suffering sh=
left her family s-d friends and d.
PARED for the war zsns ssTe-al
months ago. taxing h-- place II o-ls O
.se main base hospitals q the E-g1-sn
service TIE details As 10 Ehe cz1se Q.
her death have Eps ben rfre-FSds
tot il Is Understood that she coz
-Txe.s6 son1e form a sickness " -a4-
s1a u her hospital duties I1oss
xao we're al Little Cheoesgoe a-!-1
ne. as. SUMNER vii leaTa . LIZ
death with keen regrs--
Portland PreA-A large n1nce- u
cciore6 people ~so might s~cssloly
hay- been considered a. undesirable
citizens Of Portland are said 20 have
lse. Portland s<rgeerrs D3ngley and
Wakefield ~ the police force are Il
large measure responsible tc- this
exodus. for i is understood that they
have beer looking abe1t in this sec-
ton and giving tie negroes % uncer-
stand that the authorities w-rs ItreG
q. receiving complaints relative q
various alleged misaenesnors-
TIE ass members Of Pesss mag sd
.rsh,e II Indians =, Pleasant Point
reservation will entertain many mem
hs-s q the Dana Point settlement .!
TIE same tribe next "wednesday Il
PIessau. Point, The event u'olng re
election Of z governor and iifDlsraa1;
governor II the Dana Point -r.he
These elections are held every fou-
years and while each reservation ms
q separate list II officers they arr
voted for a. both settlements 4
Washington county, Is the -wo VA
.aees are closely connected w1th IAN :
liz ties and are both branches Of Pas
Esnaqucd5y Indians. Gov stanislsus
Dana Of the Pleasant Point Village
is arranging for big reception 70 ms
brother Redmen for TIE event neZi
week and wi!l have his Indian brass
band out 20 greet the principal ceir-
gates from Dana Point reservation
aud the election Of the above 100 an :
uortan- officers will be Of considera De
interest during the daE. Coy Lana
mas been such q strong fayor.te with
his people during the past three years
that IL in generally expected re wiil
be reelected when their election
comes later in the season
Portland will undoubtedly entertain
the session % the Supreme Command
cry. knights Of Malta. IN 1917 AZ
cord.ng TO Supreme Commander Or
ice NJ Gracey Of Boston, '.nn Has
present AZ the Thursday evening meet
ing OF Beacon Commandery. Portland
Bangor grown peanuts are some
what Of z novelty, but MrE. JAMES r
Wilson OF 81 Patten street, has
brought into the News Office some fine
specimens. which were raised By her
at her home. They were planteo
about the middle Of June and were
gathered on Thursday. They are the
same size az the Spanish variety and
are firm and well grown.
The Sanford Tribune is thinking Sc
r;ousiy Of starting z pear raising con-
test Last week it was announced
that Howard Bennett Of Elm street
had picked a pear from one Of his
trees tina, weighed II IL ounces. on
Wednesday Of this week pear vas
sent to the Tribune as gift from
Elmer L. Quint Of Bauneg Beg. the
same being picked from one q his
trees. It weighed 1s ounces. toe. q
whole pound This one has MI Ben
uet,'s beat by an ounce and d nalf-
Who can beat this latest arrival? II
was some pear, too. perfect in shape
az well as in favor and almost
whole meal.
The schools are asking for Maine
Registers for use in the study OF local
history and location Of oft mentioned
points.
Through the kindness Of Hon John
A. Peters. Hon A. W. King and E 6.
Moore. the third floor Of the Moore
drug store building a. the corner Of
Main and Water streets. Ellsworth.
has been donated to the use G. the
recently orga nized Hancock County
Farmers association. George y. Wor-
den. the county farm demonstrator.
will have his Office there. and inter-
esting exhibits will be installed. II is
proposed to make this the headGuar-
tiers for farmers visiting Ellsworth
CONGRESSMAN Frank E. Guernsey
and wife were the guests Of Congress
man Peters and wife at Ellsworth,
two days last week.
Former Chief Justice Emery calls
the attention Of the Ellsworth Ameri-
can TO the fact that in the act of 1895
(chapter 7. special laws). incorporat-
ing the Mt. Desert Bridge Co. notice
Of the drst meeting was required to
be published in The Radical. a news
paper published in Ellsworth in said
county" The Radical was one Of
several short-iived papers which were
established in Ellsworth before the
healthy baby cry Of The Ellsworth
American was heard in 1854.