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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-19

O~SAI0 ulyUl6Iy Involving NOTd I'm
Courtlandt. He takes a strong fancy to
the young man. Nora's suitors become
more ana more persistent.
CHAPTER x-contlnued.
Abbey, / wouldn't climb those stairs
for q bottle Of Horace's Falernian,
served on Seneca's famous citron
table,
mot . friend II the world" Abbott
lAmented.
LAughingly they hustled him into
the hallway and fed. Then Courtlandt
went his way alone.
Harrigan was In q happy temper. He
kissed his wife and chucked Nora un-
der the chin. And then Mrs. Harri-
gan launched the t~hunderbolt which.
having been held on the leash for
several hours, had, for all Of that. lost
none Of its ability to blight and scorch.
James, you are about as hopeless
. man as eve was born. You all but
4isgraced US this afternoon"
"Mother!"
"Me?" cried the ~bewildered Harrigan.
Look at those tennis shoes; one
white string and one brown one. It's
enough to drive q woman mad. What
In h~eaven's name made you Conner"
Perhaps It was the after effect OF q
good dinner, that dwindling away OF
pleasant emotions: perhaps It was the
very triviality Of the ofTense for which
he raj thus suddenly arraigned; at
any rate. he lost his temper. and he
wal rather formidable when that oc-
CURED.
Damn It. Molly, l wasn't going, but
Courtlandt asked me to go with him.
and ! never thought of my shoes. You
( always finding fault with me these
days. don't drink. | don't gamble,
! don't run around after other women;
/ never did. But since you've got this
social bug In your bonnet. you keep
me on hooks all the while. Nobody
noticed the shoe strings; and they
would have looked upon 1t as q joke
Il they had. After all. I'm the boss
Of this ranch. II ! want to wear Q
white string and q black one, I'll 20
It. Here!" He caught up = book on
social usages and threw It out Of the
window. Don't ever shove ! thing
like that under my nose again. II you
DO, til hike back to little old New
York and start the gym again"
He rammed one Of the colonel's per.
fectos (which he had been saving for
The morrow between his teeth, and
etalked into the garden.
Nora was heartless enough to laugh.
He hasn't talked like that to me il
sDoars!" Mrs. Harrigan did not know
- at 70 do-follow him OF weep. She
1cok tho middle course, and went to
ns4.
Nora turned out the lights and sst
TT On the little balcony. The moon
wes glorious. So dense was the
Gth blackness that the few lights
NN1nklln6 here and there were more
fallen stars. Presently she heard
1n1n6. + was her father. returning
01tonlly = hs could. She heard him
em0ag fh1 knickknaoks on the
- tAen 50 away again. BY
go = spot Of white light
| I1fn1s aoA thither among the
Yor fve Or six minutes
n dance. Suddenly al
kneain,
aSsSi1 90 theref'
Aero n the balcony.
- 3111l1l1 1otnS down there?"
nr1osTy ! lost ny tenn
7eSIssz ny bogun to nae me-
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Nc HeaoQUaFteT8.
when the fortunes of the cause went
to their very lowest.
On the Hudson is the venerable
structure that did Washington service
at Newburgh. This had a military
use. It raj situated on a bluff that
overlooks the river for eight miles to
West Point.
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might set q little scene such as this
promised to be and study 1t from the
vantage Of the prompter. He knew
that the principal theme Of all great
books. OF al great dramas, was antag-
onism, antagonism between man and
woman, though by . thousand other
names has It been called. He had
often said. In q spirit Of raillery, that
this antagonism was principally due
to the fact that Eve had been con-
structed land very well) out Of q rib
from Adam. Naturally she resented
this. that she had not been fashioned
independently, and would hold Il
against man until the true secret OF
the parable va made clear to her.
Nora saw that opposition would
be useless. After al. II would be
better TO sing. She would not be
compelled to look at this man, she
% despised. At the beginning she had
intended to sing badly; hnt . the
music proceeded, she sang - she had
not sung In weeks. To MI this man's
soul with . hunger for The sound of
her voice. 70 pour into his heart =
fresh knowledge Of what 10 had bDet
forever and forever.
Celeste turned from the keys amer
he Anal chords Of Morning NcoAlr
Thank you'll" said Mora.
s.11p not STOP" begged Ceurt1a1ak
Nora looked directly Into ~ go
T. - re0ltsd: "0ne's vplep - ~
ZfMz%HHEs4A H.. 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-29
HANCOCK.
ROONEY,

Augustus l. Toss and wife attended
State grange.
C. Il. Abbott and wife and Theodore
Abbott, OF Bangor. we're Christmas guests
here.
Miss Gertrude Foss, OF Bangor, spent
the weekend with her parents, o. W..
Foss and wife.
Maurice Lymburner and wife, Of Bar
Hsrbor, were weekend guests OF Mrs.
Lymburner's parents, c. B. Young and
wife.
Miss Ailsa Page, who has been i'll several
weeks, was taken to the Massachusetts,
general hospital, Boston, for treat ment
last week. Her mother accompanied her,
returning Monday.
Among the Students home for the Christ
mas recess are Russell Young. from BeaI
business college, Bangor; Horace STRAIT
ton, from U. OF M; Frederick johnson,
from Bowdoin, and Kenneth Crabtree
and Orlando w. Foss, IT,, from Hebron
academy.
Dec. q. 8.
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INDIAN POINT.

Mrs. Arthur Higgins spent last week Al
Bar Harbor.
John Haynes, Of Northeas Harbor,
spent Saturday and Sunday hare.
Bert Dow and wife. OF Bernard, spent
Christmas with Mrs. Bows parents here.
George Richards, who is employed at
Northeast Harbor, spent Christmas with
his family.
Capt. Leroy Walls is spending the holi-
days with MS niece, Mrs. Kathleen swan,
at Northeast Barbor.
Friends here of Charles Higgins, who
has been so seriously i'll at Bar Harbor
hospital for many weeks, are glad to know
that be has sufficiently recovered to re-
turn to his home at Northeast Harbor.
The annual Christmas concert at the
schoolhouse Friday evening was q great
success. A fine program was rendered.
The Misses Walker, of So,nesville, gen.
erousiy contributed to the program by Q
duet and instrumental music. The pres
ents from the weli-iaden tree were dis
tributed by Santa Claus, impersonated by
Bloomfield Higgins.
Dec. n. H.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Everett Jelliron. Hollis Staples and
Halle Blaisdell left for Cape Ann Satur-
day night.
Mary Webb, who is employed In Bar
Harbor, is spending her vacation with
relatives here.
Mrs. J. B. Havey returned Friday from
a trip to Portland, Woodfords, Lisbon
Falls, ssbAttus, Auburn and Gardiner.
The Christmas concert at the church
Christmas eve was successful. The little
ones were made glad with gifts from the
tree distributed by Santa Claus.
The community was shocked by the
sudden death OF Mrs. Benjaman Havey
Sunday evening, Dec. 10. Mrs. Hsvey
was taken to Lewiston Tuesday, Dec. IA,
in q critical condition, and underwent =
serious operation. She seemed to be do
ing finely until Saturday. when she began
to fkil and passed quietly out Sunday
evening. She will be greatly missed BY
her friends and neighbcrs, for she had .
loving heart and kind disposition and was
ever ready and willing to care for the sick
and assist the needy. Much sympathy is
felt for the bereaved husband, the aged
mother, and the four sisters.
Dec. q. II.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Miss Nora Bunker has returned to East
Machias to resume teaching.
Raymond Blaisdell is home from Bates
college for the Christmas recess.
Alonzo Woodwork, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting his brother, who is very ill.
The Christmas entertainment given a:
the Methodist church Friday evening was
very interesting and WAS well attended.
Miss Harriet Blaisdeli is home from
Springfield, Mass, and Miss Florence from
Townsend, Mass, where they have been
teaching.
Judson Gordon is home from Halifax,
called here on account of the illness and
death of his little son HilIard, who was
accidentally shot in the right arm Dec. II
and died Dec. IS.
Dec q. &.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-29
HAIR AND SCALP
NEED DAILY CARE

II you value the appearance OF you
hair you should treat your scalp a. sot !,
ten and well as you brush your tee; ;ss
and rub into the scalp pores t TSis
daily a little Partisan Sage is
treatment ID not mere ''halr toiiIs,;
It Is bottled nourishment for the I lSa
roots and il Ii simply wonderful wa :
an improvement its use for even
week Will make In the arpearanc AZ.
anyone's hair. 1t never Injuries, ~
liehtfully cool and pleasant TO ., W.
scalp, and takes out the dali, llielsss w.
look In the hair, making it soft, n .arss
glossy and beautiful. Two OF sn' Il
applications remove every trace y; \.
dandruff, and daily use will Prevehlasa d.
return. G.. A. Parcher and the Ioh
ing druggists everywhere can lu III
you with Partisan Sage-it costs o''
trifie-
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COUNTY NEWS


0RLAND.
d. p. O'Hesrn ID seriously ILL.,
Mrs. sarah Simpson spent Christmas
with her children in Orrington.
Carleton Sawyer and wife spent Christ
mas with their daughter, Mrs Periey
Ames.
Capt. Howard z. Churchill 10 confined
to the house by an obstinate case Of
muscular rheumatism.
There will be New Years dance at the
town hall Saturday evening. Jan. 1, with
Gray and Leach as leaders.
Sevesrl residences in the village have
been wired for electric lights, and several
on the hill are contemplating the same
improvement.
School on the hill begin Monday, Dec
q, with r. Hazel Ames, Of Leach's Point,
teacher. The village school IL under the
direction OF e. Valentine Soper.
A large crowd attended the Christmas
tree at the schonlhouse ct Cranes Corner
Friday evening. The exercises by the
children were excellent, and showed the
careful training they had received by
their teacher. Miss Bertha Leathers, OF Or
rington.
Dec. "a. d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-29
POSITIVE PROOF.
Should Convince the Greatest
Skeptic In Ellsworth.
Because it's the evidence of an Els

Because it's the evidence OF an Els
worth citizen.
Testimony easily investigated,
The strongest endorsement of merit
The best proof. Read it:
Z. J. Clark, Surry Road, ElisworIa'
says: ~ was annoyed by attacks OF Kio'
neys complaint. / had sharp, shoolins
pains across the small OF my back anu
the kidney secretions were irregular II
passage. Doan's Kidney Pills had oeen
recommended TO me, and I finally began
using them. could soon see that lDe'
were helping me, and / continued taxing
them until felt better in every way. :,
Price Soc. at all dealers. Don't Simply
ask for . kidney remedy get Dosns NV
ney Pills - the same that Mr.. oiiA
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props, BunaiH
NY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-29
CRANBERRY ISLES.

1ha2sDERRl At1S'-
John Bunker and wife left for Boston
Thursday. for the winter.
Mrs. Gilbert Stanley left for Boston
Thursday, for an indefinite time.
Charles Hubert and Gladys Yeaton re-
turned Saturday to resume teaching.
Mrs. Cora Richardson. Who has been in
Portland some time. is home for the ~in-
ter.
Mira Eva Salisbury, Of Bar Harbor, ia
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hannah Bun
ker.
Mrs. Leland, Of Addison, is here to
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Lewis Laid.
Charles Colt and wife, who are spend
ing the winter at Seal HArbor. spent
Christmas ct home.
John Stanley, wife and son Hoyt, Of
Otter Greek, spent the Christmas recess
with their daughter, Mrs. Charles Stanley.
Leonard Squirting, who has been con-
fined to his bed since December n OF last
year, was generously remembered on
Christmss day.
Dec "a. ROONEY.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

The Neighborhood house was closed
Christmas day.
The winter term OF the local schools
will begin Monday.
Harold L. Reed and 8. OrmAn smalIidge
are home for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Evelyn Manchester, . student In
Bates college, Il home for the holidays.
Beginning this week, the famous Para
mount pictures will be shown in the
Pastime on Tuesday and Saturday.
Philip Bunker, senior in Gilman high
school, is spending the Christmas vacation
with his parents, Leslie r. Bunker and
wife, 1t sutton.
The senior class Of the Gilman high
school held successful Christmas bali in
the Neighborhood house Thursday night.
Wescott's orchestra.
The Christmas concert and tree OF the
Federated Sunday school was held in the
Union church Christmas night. st.
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PRETTY MARSH.

Adelaide and Lewis Smallidge are spend
ing Christmas at Seal Harbor. with their
grandmother, Mrs. NJ. II. Snow.
Miss Mary Leonard came home from
Bangor Friday to spend the holidays with
her parents, 8. J. Leonard and vile. .
A pleasing entertainment was given at
the sahoolhouse Monday evening, sitter
which Refreshments were served at the
home Of Mr.. Leonard. The proceeds,
about ia, are for the organ fund.
Dec a. "A
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MARLBORO.

Leroy Smith ana wife spent Christmas
here.
Thad Hodgkins attended State grange
at Portland.
Mrs Caroline Grover spent Christmas
with T. & Hodgkins.
Peter Mcintyre, who is working in
Medford, was home TOR Christmas
Matthew Mcintyre and Mrs. Deborah
Gilbert spent Christmas in Ellsworth.
Miss Ruth Remlck is home from Bangor
high school for the Christmas vacation.
Lewis Leland, wife and son Hughies OF
LAmoine, spent Christmas with @. P.
Stratton and wife.
George Googins and son Everett and
wife, Of North Hancock, were Christmas
guests Of w. /. Ford and wife.
Miss Palmirs Wallace is ill OF grip at
the home of Mrs. Annie Remick. There
has been no school since last Tuesday.
Mrs Allie Mcdonald and four children,
and John Gilpatrick, OF Lamoine, we're
guests At c. p. Hodgkins for Christmas.
Melvin wiIbur and son, Master Robert
wilbur, Mrs. Grace Barron, Miss Della
Barron and Milton Barron, of Lamoine,
spent Christmas with Mrs Annie Remick
and family. In the evening there was
tree.
Dec. q. ARE.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

A. P. Havey went to Lewiston last
week.
Miss Fanny Y. Thaxter, of Pittsfield, is
q guest at B. B. Havey's.
Mrs. H. H. Havey recently entertained
Mrs. bradbury Smithand Mrs. c, p. Cook,
OF Hancock.
Almond Joy is at home from the U. OF
NJ and Miss Mary Mattocks from Port
land on vacations.
Sullivan high school basket ball team
defeated Hancock A. A. last Thursday
evening. Score 1915.
Mrs. A. w. Gordon has joined her hus-
band in Augusta, where they have COM
menced housekeeping.
Dec. q. NJ.
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WEST FREMONT.

L. w. Rumill took party to Ellsworth
Saturday and brought back for the holi-
days Miss Rena Reed, who is teaching in
Brewer, and Miss Miriam Reed. who is
living with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Smith,
and attending the high school in Els
worth.
Edwin Lopaus and family and Philip
Pervear and wife have moved home from
Moose Island bar, xhere they have been
tending the weirs OF J. l. Stanley a
Sons. Mr.. Pervear has rented part Of
CALVIN Gordon's house, formerly the 4. B.
Dix home.
Dec 20. THELNA.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Maynard Young and bride returned
from Boston Saturday.
Miss Anna n. Young, teacher at Bryant
& stratton school, Boston, il home for .
weeks vacation.
Capt. A. B. Holt and wife entertained
ct their homo here on Christmas day. The
party consisted Of DIR. N. A. Holt and
family, Of Sullivan; Mrs. Shirley Holt and
family and Miss Hazel Kelley, Of Bangor.
Dec. q.
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Cain and vile spent CHRISTMAS VIM 8,
tivss in Bloehil. nla'
Mrs. Norris Grindse and son ~.
spent Christmss with, Mr. and ~. as
Leach In Augusta. A0s
Miss Nan Grindie, who tescb.. :.
Brooki.De, Mass, 10 at HON. =. !. u
Christmas vacation. 'a'
Preston Sellers and wife, Of wsts,,u.
spent Saturday and Sunday with ~.
parents, Frank Staples and wife. ~
Dec.N.
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COUNTY NEW :
WINTER HARBoR.

James Mckay came from Bangor to
spend his vacation with his father, Joseph
Mckay.
Mildred Jordan il home from the hos
pital in Bangor, much improved in
health.
Bertram Rand and Burton Rolfe have
returned from hunting trip at Moose
head lake.
The basketball team recently played q
return game at Sullivan, which resulted
in q victory for Winter Harbor. Score. IL
tos.
Miss Hazel Weston, who il attending
Farmineton normal school, spent the
holidays with her parents, r. &. Weston
and wife.
A game OF basketball Fricay night Of
last week between Islesford and Winter
Harbor was fast and exciting, re-
sulting in victory for the home team
Score, IS to a
Onicers OF the masonic lodge for the
coming year are a. follows: w. NJ, F. l.
Davis; 8. w., h. n. Hanson; J. w.,
Irving Wiley; treasurer, e. w. Smith;
secretary, r. =. Weston; B. D., r. A.
Turner; J. D., A. g. Joy.
The following officers were elected 1t q
recent meeting Of the Rubie chapter, O.
e. s.: w. NJ, Nellie Smaliidge; A. NJ,
Eta Grover; C., Julia Grover; A. c.,
Matte Sargent; secretary, Ethel Young;
treasurer, Cora Guptill; p, Charles Davis.
Mrs. Priscilla Guptiii died Tuesday,
Dec. q, at the home Of her son Judson.
Mrs. GuptiIl had been i'll several year,,
for the past ten months being confined to
her bed in helpless condition. Services
we're held At the Baptist church under the
auspices of the 0. E. s., Of which Mrs.
Guptiii was an honored member.
\ Dec q. s.
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SOUTHWEST HABBoR.

Mrs. Jessie Davies has returned from .
visit in Boston.
Miss Gladys Mayo is spending her
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Miss Letitia Joy, who has been At J. T
r. Freeman's two months. went to her
home in Winter Harbor last week.
The Episcopal Sunday school had q
bountifui picnic supper at the banquet
hall Friday night, with . heavily laden
tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson, with
little daughter Christina, went to Sullivan
last week to spend Christmas with rela-
tives.
MIR. Mordecai came from Princeton
Thursday to greet his many friends here
with Christmas sermon. He will return
to his studies early in the new year.
Miss MilIie Milan returned recently
from Bangor, VI here she has been under
treatment at the Eastern Maine general
hospital. She is much improved in health.
Mira Rufus Trundy has been seriously
i'll several weeks, making it necessary for
Mrs. Leon Wilson, who has been boarding
with her since the birth OF her little son,
to come back to her home here.
The concert and Christmas tree at the
Methodist Episcopal church was well
attended, in spite OF the counter attrac-
ton OF basket ball game at Masonic hall
between Seal Harbor and Southwest Har-
Dor high schools.
Dec. q. SPRAY.
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Resolutions adopted by Jephtha chapter,
o. e. g.:
Rheveas, 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove from our chapter Sister
Julia Parker, and
Whereas, We believe our loss is her gain
and He who doeth all things well will COM
fo-t the sorrowfng family; therefore
Resolved, That while we bow in submission
TO the Divine viii, we would express our sim
cere sympathy to the bereaved ones; and fur
Their,
Resoived, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family. one placed on our rec
ords, and one sent to TIE ELLswoRrH ANERI-
CAN for publications; also that our charter be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
JULIA LsAosT.
GENEVA You've.
EBRN RICHARDSON,
Committee.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Charles e. Googins is home from Orono
for the holidays.
Mrs. Mary Lafi,n, Of Ellsworth, was .
recent guest of George LAfin.
Miss Sadie MulIan recently visited
friends in Bangor and Old Town.
Mrs. Lena Stewart and daughter and
George Googins spent Christmas with Mrs.
w. 9. Ford in Marlboro.
Clarence Stratton and wife and F. Il.
Stratton left Friday for Medford, Mass,
to spend Christmas with Joseph Doyle
and wife.
l. NJ. Scott, wife and son Lynn, Mrs.
Emma Burke, w. e. Tracy and daughter
Beulah were guests Christmas day OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Googins.
Dec. a. ANON.
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was At home chr,stmas with his mother,
Mrs. Jennie King.
Mira Orcatt spent Christmas week in
Brewer.
Eben H. King has gone to Cambridge,
Mass, for few weeks.
wealey Smith and family, Of Bayside.
and Bowe Smith and family, OF Bar Hsr-
Dor, spent Christmas with their parents,
Capt. JEFFERSON smith and wife.
Dec. q. K. II.
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LAMOINE.
HoDoKIys-HoYT.


IN DOVE. vi evergreen ana monty, MISS
80. nous Nans' :. Lainoine' on,y uausn
kins. was married to Ralph W. How. OF
Warren, at 4 O'Clock on the Afternoon of
Christmas day.
The wedding was at the home OF the
brides parents, only immediate relatives
and friends attending. Miss Mildred
Leland played Mendelssolm's beautiful
wedding march for the entrance Of the
bride and groom, who were unattended.
Rev. William H. Rice, Of the Lamoine
Baptist church, performed the ceremony,
the double ring Episcopal service being
used.
The bride was dressed in q travelling
suit OF taupe. and carried q bououet Of ex.
auisitely-tinted roses. A reception wal
held Immediately after the ceremony fol.
lowing which the young couple left by
automobile to catch late afternoon train
for their honeymoon in Boston. They
VII % ~ no"e n warren ai'er Ne"