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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-08-14
UNIoNIsT,s s.. DON'T y,RG 6 Il &

a SUNION101SsA1IlI
5DEROIT, Aug. u 3; 81. 81 p police Com
missioner Fred w. Smith can 81 stify
Ito the memory of trades unionists.
Several years ago this gent used
} the police toAbreak q strike sof metal
i polish ers.S Believing the incident was
/ forgotten. Smith NJ recently an
nounced his candidacy for the posi- ion
OF Judge Ia ,one Of the local courts
The unionists started q whirlWind
anti Smith campaign and 5 when the
votes were counted the ext commits
sioner was 8, 900 short. & B
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-08-14
STATE LAND AWAITS BUYERS.

STATE LAND AWAITS BUYERS.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 13-Next
month half a million acres of school
lands will: be sold at public auction
at court houses in which the particu-
lar land lies. State Surveyor General
Kingsbury will give due notice through
advertisements. Most OF this land is
in desert and mountain sections Of the
state. The last legislature passed the
necessary enabling act to- open the
land for entry. %%
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and 1879 that Poverty and Progress
was written. "a $751;!
We had great man among US but
did not know It. 4 think that the
governor, who loved discussion, was
attracted to George by his lucid style
and ability to maintain his grounds.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-08-14

CITY IABoRERs, WAGES RAISED.
\ EVERETT, Mass. Aug = 3 The city
council has increased wages 9of city
,laborers from 1925 to $2.5Op day.
The council refused to accept q re-
port Of its committee on finance that
q two weeks vacation forsthese work
ers is illegal. This. order was passed.
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SAVE HALF ON YOUR SUIT
$500 Suits, now $3.50.
$4,000 Suits, now $1,000:
$500 Suits, now $3.50.
At The Big Duluth.

Did he get any thing?" asked Brown
7 should say he did get something
the hospital. MY wife thought it was
me. "-cincinnati Enquirer:
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40 BECOME O.. S. sHIPEs:

7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-Under the
,newsslaw7 admitting foreign-built YES
sells to American registry. 149 ships,
with a gross tonnage OF 327,071 tons,
were transferred TO the United States
flag during the fiscal year ended June
80. Figures announced by the depart
ment Of commerce show that Of this
number formerly were IN the British
merchant marine 80 In the German
and s in the Belgian. One Italian.
three Norwegian and four Cuban ships
also were transferred. S.:
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Great Half Price Suit Sale.
Great Values at The Big Duluth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01
DEDHAM.

DEDHAM.
Miss Dora Littlefsld Is visiting in Lin
coin.
Miss Bernice Edss, Of Psssadumkeag, IL
visiting her uncle, Gerald Thompson.
Miss Edna Miller, who is teacbisg in
Northport, was home for tho Thanks
giving recess.
Misses Alice and Madge Black, Of Ban
gor, and Charles Ross, OF Patten, are
guests Of George Brewster and wife.
Josiah Heath and wife were thrown
from their carriage Nov. %, receiving
serious, injuries, though NO bones were
broken. The horse took fright and ran.
Carriage and harness were demolished.
A reception was given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Gray by Mrs. Gray's parents, Wal
ter Ingalls, and wife, Nov. Is. Many
presents were received. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Eva Hoskins, Miss
Zina Davis and Miss Ethel Mclaughlin.
Nov. -. B.
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TRY THIS IF HAIR
STARTS FALLING

At this season of the year many
people find their hair coming out
at an alarming rate and often fear
badness. This may very easily be the
ultimate result II proper scalp treat
ment b not taken Ut once. All ex-
cessive loss Of hair can be almost i'm
mediately stopped by the use twice
daily Of nttle Parisian Sage which in
vig0rAtes and nourishes the slowly dy-
ing hair roots into renewal OF healthy
normal action. New hair quickly
grows on the thin spots, old hair stops
falling and the difference u apparent
In . few day. BY the very look Of the
hair itself taking on new life, lustre
and beauty. Partisan Sage can be Oh,
tanned from G. A. Parcher or any good
druggist. It II not expensive.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01
Mill.
MARLBORO.

Arthur Young, Of Portsmouth, N. H.. il
visiting here.
Mis- Palmira Wallace spent the week
end ct Indian Point.
Mrs. Arthur Gordon, OF Augusta, ID
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. T. Hodgkins.
Miss Ruth Remick was homo from
school at Bangor for the Thanksgiving NJ
cess.
A little daughter was welcomed ct the
home OF Arthur Hodgkins and wife No
vember ~.
Miss Rosabelle Hodgkins, after three
months with her sister, Mrs. Fred Grover.
at North Mariaville, 10 home.
Miss Elsie Mcintyre, who has spent .
few months with her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Mcintyre, has returned to Hopkin.
ton, Macs, accompanied by her uncle,
Joseph Mcintyre.
Nov. %. ARE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01
WINTER HARBoR.

Charles Davis is having garage built.
Hiram Hamilton, OF Brookiine, Mass,
was . recent guest Of relatives here.
Elwood Merchant has been spending
his vacation here with his parents.
Frank Davis and family are occupying
Mrs. J. e. Upham's house for the winter.
Schoodic grange held its annual sale
and supper Nov. IS. About go was added
to the treasury.
Wilson Lindsey and Mrs. Sabra Biek-
ford, of this place, were married ct Birch
Rarbor, Nov. II.
DR.. Bragg accompanied Biel Briggs OF
South Gouldsboro, to the E. NJ. @. hospi-
tai, Bangor, last week. NM Briggs has
been i'll for some weeks, folloAing an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. J. E. Upham went to Arlington,
Mass, to spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives. From there she went to New York
to spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Warren Russell.
Nov q. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01
NORTH HANCOCK.

Merle Googins was home from Bangor
over Sunday.
Mrs. Rena Rollins was home from
Franklin for the weekend.
Mrs. Stella Stratton and daughter KAth-
crime visited in Ellsworth last week.
Freddie Stratton, it,, and Margaret Ford
have gone to Hudson, Mass, to work.
Mrs. c. E. Googi1 spent Thanksgiving
with L. NJ. Scott and wife in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Bernice, Abbott and Miss Grace
McNeal, of Caribou, were guests Of Mrs.
Abbott's parents during Thanksgiving re-
cess.
Nov. o. ANON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01
NORTH LAMoINE.

Mrs. Roland Carter will leave Tuesday
for Mt. Desert for visit.
Albert Christie is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Fred Davis, in Materville.
Mrs. Susan Salisbury IL visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Hodgkins, at East
LAmoine.
John Carter and son John OF Seal Har-
bor, visited Mr.. Carter's brother Roland
last week.
Harry Bordeaux and wife, OF somes
Sound, visited Mrs. Bordeaux's mother,
Mrs. Roland Carter, last week.
School closed Friday after successful
term taught by Miss Olive Coolidge. Fri
day afternoon pleasing program was
rendered by the children.
Nov. q. Y.
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sEDGwICK.

Mrs. II. D. Lane has returned from .
visit in Rockport.
Mrs. Rosalind Pervear kss moved into
the house Of z. H. Pert, while her own
house is building.
c. A, Holden and daughter Constance
are in Portland, en- route for Roseboro,
N. C., for the winter.
Maynard Grant, who has been home for
. visit to his parents, w. B. Grant and
wife, has returned to New Bedford, Mass.
The Percy Carter property near the
steam boat wharf has been sold. 1t is un-
derstood that the purchaser is Maynard
Grant.
Saturday evening was the first night Of
the dancing school taught BY Charles e.
Monaghan, OF Ellsworth. 1t starts with
nineteen couples.
A. Roberts and wife left Monday for
California. Mr.. Roberts, who is eighty
five, was there in his early manhood and
could not resist the desire to 60 again.
A. n. Cole and Miss Susie Cole, while
driving last Tuesday, were thrown from
the carriage when the horse became
frightened. One wheel passed over them,
but they escaped with few bruises.
Nov. %. H.
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Didn't say which End

''There, lad, tits Bonnie lass you've
married, and wish You both joy'', said
the old minister, a. he gszed It the beam
ing faces Of the young couple he had just
united. "You're getting to the end OF ali
your troubles now" he added, encourag-
ingly. to the bridegroom.
Time went on, - time will. and . few
months later the old minister met the
young fellow who had started mstrimony
with such smiling face.
"You look pretty misera BILE, my friend ?
said he.
"Well might" came the sulky answer.
II thought you told me in the church o.
low I'd got to the end of all my trou bles."
s'Ah, 80 ! did, aad" said the minister
with giimmer in his eye, "but / didn't
ray which end.
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ARE.
wALTHAM.

The dance at the hall Thanksgiving
night Was we'll attended.
Bion and Ernest Jordan, OF Hull's Cove,
are employed In w. A. Googins' mill.
Mrs. Leota Manchester and little daugh-
ter Lettie have returned to their home in
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Mary Dickey, who has been visit
ing relatives here, has gone to Amherst to
visit her son Urban.
Ralph Jordan and wife, OF Ellsworth b,
visited Mr.. Jordan's parents, B. F. Jor-
dan and wife, last week.
Charles Davis, who has employment on
the Maine Central railroad, spent Sunday
At home. Ormand Haslsm returned with
him, he having work for the winter.
Nov. .. H.
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sURRY.

SURRY.
Milton Clark has gone to Boston. I
Frances Curtis. has gone to Bangor.
Fannie Allen is visiting in Penobscot.
George Clark 10 spending few days ct
home.
Capt. N. J. Kane spent Thanksgiving at
home.
Francis Harden il visiting Earle Young
In Bangor.
e. N. Osgood spent Thanksgiving in
Portland.
Albert Conary and Raymond Cousins
returned homo Monday.
Milton Winchester aud wifs spent
Thanksgiving with his mother.
RAlph Collins, Reuben Oagood and
Everett Stone got = deer last Monday.
Leon SWEET and brother spent Thanks
giving with their uncle, Edward SWEET.
Friends here of Mrs. Lewis Richards
were palned to hear Of her death, which
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NEWS.
WEST FRANKLIN.


Lyle Smith was here from Bangor for
the weekend.
Henry Hutchins was in bar Harbor
two days last week.
Eugene Butler, engineer on lightship 70,
is home for . short vacation.
Richard Hastings came from Washing
ton county last week with large deer.
Jesse Rollins secured red fox Friday,
being gone from home only two hours:
D. H. Mcvicar, OF Bar Harbor, spent
Thanksgiving ct the home OF y. T. Good
win.
Miss Edith Butler is in Bangor, at
Chauncy Hardison's, during his wife's i'll
ness.
John Dyer is at work with other parties
quarrying stone for W. B. Blaisdell & Co,
near their quarry.
George and Walter Butler are at Good
wins siding making repairs on the mill
and boarding house.
Clyde Clark, Athol Smith and Herbert
Collar have gone to Spectacle pond to
work in the woods.
Frank Mortimer and Thomas Goodwin
have been in camp at Hardison's meadow
hunting for few days.
Miss Leona DeBeck spent the Thanks
giving recess at Orono with her sisters,
and reports delightful time.
Norman Smith and Caleb Bradbury are
cutting and e. E. Coombs is hauling
Christmas trees for Calvin Dyer.
Miss Maud Morse, who is teaching at
Southwest Harbor, and Mrs. II. F. Lin
coin, OF Dennysviile, spent the Thanks
giving recess with their parents, Clarence
Morse and wife.
An old familiar landmark has gone.
The old 'scorn house" on the mill bridge,
built long ago by George Williams, was
torn down Thursday by Charles Coombs.
All the other buildings were swept away
years ago by the carrying away of the
dams above, but the old building on the
bridge withstood time and tempest and
still seemed strong. The building was
about the last trace OF the once busiest
place in town. Here was the only grist
mill in town. Close by was Blake's wharf,
where all the corn for the town was
landed. mill that sawed q large amount
OF lumber Was on the western end Of the
dam. Robert Blake, Enoch Coombs and
Henry Macomber were men OF energy and
ability here in those times, and did much
to keep up the activity Of the place.
Nov. q. ECHO.
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BROOKLYN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, of Freeport, are
visiting their niece, Mrs. Alma Bartlett.
o. L. Flye, who attended the Brooklin
reunion at Boston, returned home SUM-
day.
Wilson Dow, Of North Brooksville,
visited his cousin, Miss Bessie Allen, last
week.
Miss Eta Bridges spent the weekend
in Bluehill, the guest of Miss Florence
Hinckley.
The American Express Co. Office will be
kept open through the winter at g. f.
Colts store.
Miss Rachel Cole, who is teaching in
Augusta, aud Miss Evelyn Gray, at North
Arson, spent their Thanksgiving recess
at home.
Mrs. Carrie l. Flye has returned from
Roxbury, Mass, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles West. She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. A.
J. Babson.
lar meeting Friday evening. The degrees
were conferred on two candidates. Re-
freshments were served. Dec. 10 there
will be work and election Of officers.
Miss Cain, OF Clinton, and Mr.. Ire
worgy, of Ellsworth, teachers at the
high school, returned Saturday, to finish
their terms Of school. There will be NO
Christmas vacation, owing to the fire.
Charles Tyler and wife have the sympa-
thy Of the community in the loss OF their
little daughter Merle, who died Sunday
evening after several months illness of
Bright's disease. Services were held at
the home Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
Loais West officiating. The floral trib-
utes were many and beautiful.
Nov. %. UNE FEMME,
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PRETTY MARSH.

John T. Freeman and wife, Of Boston,
are guests Of Mrs. Newell.
Miss Ramona Carter returned Sunday
from Mckinley, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Eugene Gordius.
Mrs. Madison Snow, Of Seal Harbor, il
spending the week with her daughter,
Mrs. Nathan Smallidge.
Mrs. Lizzie Clark, Of Southwest Harbor,
is employed at the Freeman house ~
housekeeper. Her many friends here are
glad to welcome her.
Mrs. Curtis Young and her two children
have moved to Sedgwick, where Mr.. Young
is located. The best wishes Of their friends
60 with them to their new home.
Nov. q. g.
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ANON.
PARTRIDGE COVE.

School closed Friday for two weeks.
Miss Persis Young was home from Els
worth for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. A. II. Mears entertained q few
friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. e. e. Emery and daughter Esther
have been at home few days.
Mrs. Ora Fleming, OF Lincoln, il visiting
her sister, Mrs. Annie Springer.
Joseph Leighton, wife and children, of
Bar Harbor, were the guests Of VIII
Emery and wife Thanksgiving.
Nov. %. HUBBARD.
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COUNTY NEW 5
sroNIN0ToN.

Hon. Sumner r. Mills, Of Pennington,
ID visiting his mother, Mrs. r. H. Mills.
George q. Pitts, who has been ON the
coast survey, arrived home Saturday.
In the gale Friday night, several OF the
lobster and motor boats went on the rocks
and sank.
Galsn e. Noyes has moved from the
Wells tenement to the rent over Homer
Longs store.
Mrs. George A. Brown, who has spent
several weeks in Bethel, VT, and Medford,
Mass., 10 home.
Mrs. B. L. Noyes came from Boston,
called here BY the illness Of her. cousin,
Mrs. r. H. Gross.
Mrs. Oliver Mills and daughter, George
and John Redman, Of Boston, were In
town to attend the funeral OF Georgs W.
kedman.
Nov. q. MILL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01
REACH.

Mrs. Vesta Robinson, of Mountainvills,
b spending fsw weeks ct F. ID. Eaton's.
Emily Lowe and Louise Gray, Of North
Dssr Isls, arc visiting Gertrude and Clari-
bal Lowe.
Levi Knight and wils are spending
Thanksgiving week with their sons in
Boston and Maiden, Nass.
Capt. A. J. Holden arrived hons Sunday
from New York, WHARF b has bssn in the
employ OF ths Mallory stsamship line the
past six months.
Nov. n. L.
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Home from the Jungle .

Home from the Jungle.
Herbert Lane, an explorer, sent to the
Belgian Congo in 1909 by the American
Museum Of Natural History - the head Of
an expedition to gather for the museum q
collection OF animal and bird life Of
America, recently arrived in New York.
Mr.. Lang said that the expedition had
gathered moro than 10000 specimens OF
animal life, a. well a. over 5000 speci-
mems Of bird life.
The expedition INTO the Congo, accord-
ing to Mr.. Lang, was primarily to- secure .
representative group ofthe oktapi, first re-
ported Is being in the Congo by Sir Harry
johnson in 1903. In this he was entirely
successful, securing magnificent specimens
ofthe male, female and their young.
OF his total collection, about 10000
specimens were large animals. aS said
that be had secured . complete family
group Of the famed white rhinocsros, %
well ~ nine lions, four elephants, three
girafes and complete buflaio family.
Other portions Of the colisctfon include
smaller animals, specimens OF their habita-
lions, snd5o0 snakes OF about nfty species.
To trsnsport the specimens from the in
tsrior to the coast, distance Of moro
than 800 miles, the services OF moro than
20oo poRtsrs working In relays wsrs en-
ployed.
During the six years that the party was
gons but one fatal accident occurred, that
being whom one Of his native hunters mis-
took . wounded lion for dead one and
was fatally clawed and bitten.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01
NORTH oRLAND.

Frank Alley and wife have gone to Med
way for the winter.
Mrs. Joseph Higgins is suffering with
boils on her neck and face.
w. c. Ingalls, commenced operations in
his new mill at Winkumpaugh Saturday.
Daniel Rogers is setting up a mill near
his cottage for the manufacture OF spool
wood.
John French, who is past ninety, and
his daughter, Mrs. Eliza White, are visit
ing his granddaughter, IN orrington.
Nov. .. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01
FRANKLIN ROAD.

Clarence White shot deer last Friday.
Mrs. G. E. scribner, OF Green Lake, Wis.,
ited1here last week.
Mrs. A. w. Gordon, Of Gouldsboro, was
. guest OF Mrs. u. L. Stewart last week.
Miss Barron, the nurse, who has been
with Mrs. c. IA. Martin, has gone to Ban
gor.
Miss Eva NJ. Durham, who 10 teaching
in Bar Harbor, was guest of Miss Adelia
g. Clark last week.
Celia Foss, Christie Mckay, Madeline
Sabans, Hugh Joy and Leon Stewart, who
are attending high school in Ellsworth,
we're home during the Thanksgiving re-
cess.
Nov. %. N.
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SOUTH BROoKsvIILE.

SOUTH BROOKSVILLE.
Miss Marjorie Harvey is ct home for .
short vacation.
Mrs. Eta F. Gray is recovering from .
slight surgical operation.
Ross A. Wood, Of North Conway, was
here recently on business.
D. r. Gray and wife have moved into
their new house at Main and Wharf
streets.
The schooner Clara and Mabel, Capt.
Perkins, is on the blocks at Orcutt's Har-
Dor for repairs.
Nov. q. c.
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SUNSET.

Mrs. Ida stinson recently scalded her
foot badly.
Roy Snowden, who has employment at
vinalhaven, recently visited bis parents,
Ernest Snowden and wife.
Drs. Allen N. Small, OF Freedom, and
Morton M. Small, of Waterville, were
called here last week to attend their
father, e. 8. Small, who has been seri-
ously i'll, but IL now improving.
Nov. ~. SADIE.
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OAK POINT.

Dr.. Smith has % his guest for few days
DR.. Thompson, OF Boston.
James Bunker and wife after the sum-
mer here, have returned to Winter Har-
Dor.
Mrs. Alice Minturn Grindle and little
son Forrest, Of Chariestown, Mass, are
visiting at A. H. Grindle's.
Nov. 70, NJ.
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COUN TY NEWS
WEST TREMoNT.

The ladies' aid society ID planning to
have lite annual sale early in December.
Mrs.. willard Colt spent last week with
her daughter, Mrs. George Haynes, ut her
homo in Trenton.
Miss Beatrice K. Lunt, who 10 spending
the winter with her parents, g. W. Lunt
and wife, has taken . trip to Boston to
spend Thanksgiving with her sisters, Mrs.
r. IA. Simouds and Theresa Lunt. They
will spend Christmas At their home here.
Schools closed Nov. 10, after very sue
cessful term. Pupils perfect In attendance:
Elsie, Jessie and Margery Bridges, Clar-
ence Gott, Austin Ineails, Doris Lunt,
Edith Thurston, Mabel Torrsy, Bernics
Reed, Percy Thurston, Granville Walls,
Alexander Wentworth, of the grammar
school; Bernice Brewer, Lillian Bridgss,
Helen Torrey, Carrie Wentworth, Alta
Dow, Charlie Dow, Lou Wentworth, Char
ence Thurston, Clinton Pomroy and Rich
ard Reed, Of the primary.
Nov. q. THFINA.
Mrs. Julia Webster spent . part Of. last
week at bernard and fremont.
James Rich and wife and Henry Able
and wits spent Thanksgiving in Trenton.
Mrs. willard Gott came homo Tuesday,
after week with her daughter, Mrs.
George Haynes, ct Trenton.
Walter 8. Lunt spent last week hero
with bis family, going to Bangor Sunday
to ioin his vesseI fx,r anot hep trsn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01

Friends OF Charles Higgins, who il in
Bar Harbor hospital, are glad to know
that he il somewhat improved.
Mrs.. n. r. Harding, John Abrsm and
wife and Hiss wallacs spent Thanksgiving
day with n. c. Abrsm and wife In Ells-
worth.
Miss Palmira Wallace, . former teacher
here, now teaching st Marlboro, spsnt
Thanksgiving recsss with John Abram
and wits.
Mrs. Anne Higgins, who was called TO
the home Of her daughter, Mrs.. Lola Rich
ards, whose husband was recently ssri-
DUSTY insured, has returned. Mr.. Richards
10 rapidly recovering.
Nov. 20. 81.
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EGYPT.

Mrs. Jane Ryder, Of Milo, ID visiting
here.
Miss Marion West spent Thanksgiving
with her parents.
Frank Goodwin. wife and son Willie
have returned to Hancock, after two weeks
with Mrs.Goodwin's parents.
Raymond Clarke returned to Portland
Sunday, after week at homa.
Nov. -. he.
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HALL QUARRY.

Mrs. Stephen Richardson is visiting
friends atSouthwest Harbor.
James Grant expects to start this week
on the dam he has the contract to build
across Norwood's Cove at Southwest
Harbor.
Nov. 20. BRIAR.
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ATLANTIC.

Carlyle Stockbridgs Is ct homs for t-o
weeks.
Augustus Dolliver, wife and little
daughter Louise, Of Swans Island, spent
the weekend with Ssth Stockbridgs and
wife.
Nov. q. J, z. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01

Impure blood runs you down-makes you
an easy victim for disease. For pure blood
and sound digestion-Burdock Blood Bitters.
At all drug stores. Price 4l.0o.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-01
INDIAN PUNT.

George L. Richards has gone to North
east Harbor to work for L. e. Kimbsll.
Arthur c. Higgins and wife are spend
ing few weeks with F. L. Higgins and
wife.
Nov D. n