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BEOogIs.

A. u FsrBswosth and wife rsszrDed
from ys~ York Sunday.
Charles Freshly has gone to Lowell.
Mass, 10 yisss bis sister.
J. y. Bsbson has sold his horse and
farming tools 70 Frank Stanley.
Rev. Mr. Fletcber, Of WstsrvilIe, 10
preaching here for several Sundays.
A. H. Mayo and wife are home. after
two wesks in Boston and New York.
The senior class Of tas high school gave
a valentine social Monday evening Coles
orchestra furnished music.
Lookout chapter, o. z. g., had . vsIen-
tine entertainment Feb. II. The enter
ssinment wss very unique and snjoysbis.
Those having the entertainment in charge
we're Miss Helen Mayo, Miss Rachel Cole
and Prin AIien.
Feb. Is. CsE RKMNE.
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HAsc1ek Cossfy Medical Society
a regular nceesinx Ut the axseoex coes-
ty medical society .in ~ keic ~ the ress-
tencs 81 Dr. G. G. Nosrison IN Bar Hxrsor,
Wednesday, FEB. n. At p n- The pro-
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CoMMIssIoSEEy xorIcx.

hssrocx So February J. isiS-
"k. the eDSsrsigned, having been
w daily aypozHted oy the Hsnor1aIk
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szd for sxsd coE1sy- comGtssioEers torsrsise
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probate that Esx zoEtas from and after
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GREAT POND.

jasper Hutchinks Haynes sailed from
New York ON the 1T. Louis for Liverpool
recsntly.
Mis- Phyllis Williams has returned from
Conway, N. H., and Guy Patterson and
family from Auburn.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Ads Richardson
Williams was hsId Tuesday. Rev. Miss
Florence Ellis officiating.
Feb. Is. r.
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PRETTY MARSH.

Harold Remission has been enjoying .
fe~ days ct home.
Carts Young returned to his work in
5srgsntviIie Wednesday.
Miss Doris Liscomb, Of Seal Harbor, 10
visiting her cousin, Miss Ramona Carter.
FEB. Is. q.
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cEAg TEkr ASSOCIATION.

THE Wcodbine ctmesery Association
Il wishes to announces that it hAs . xufiei-
emit force empIoye1 and kept ~ the c<metery
o1rtng the spring And samD<r TO keep ali
erfse4 anc avenues in proper care and condf-
ton. and 70 care for all lots which the owners
do not wish TO care for Themselves The A
ISOLATION feels that 1; should be employed TO
care for AL lots noe cared for by the owner
htm&<f, ~ IL keeps the asenus in repair
syouad all lots and cares for many nexiersed
lots, which helps to teaas4fy adiofnins iosa
Competent men are employed WHO do the
work regularly and Reasonable prices are
charged. apply to.
Gsossx A. PAscHzk. superintendent,
LTsvoop p. GrIss, Secretary.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-02-17

The local merchant rho does not ad
rersiss IS throseiag open the door to no
maiLoyder house. srhich does adrertiss,
and which is looking for just such open
tags.
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1Eai ..stisn



NOTICE or FORECLOSURES.
WHEREAs. Gr.es L. coaAry. q sar-y,
w Az2eccx cezRfy. STATE ot MAZE, b.
Ser nsar.xax@ esd dated tAe tAassy srsa sAy
registry gf Seesss sar ssse 4 xzressk cezrEy IN
the state cf kst2r. In vel sex Gage s con-
veyess 20 IDA NJ Carsisie. 0f sxs6 Szrrg. said
sa9siy AS state. esrtxsE les o. parcel q
l4Se- fcgssAer wlfh all 61iI6Ssxs thereon
sat3Ass n sssz szrry Aforesaid. And ecas4ee
hnc described ~ sozlcws. to Via Rcz aided CO
,ae aerta ~ Ass o. Reeers aAx@rsAy AID
Enery ss1s1srss O. the west 81 i2Ee q
NEWS O sAantrrss GA sAe se1tA 81 s2@ q
Asas<a Leach AID ics No. ~. ana OF The east
~ tas brook e~sseen the tot hersey aon-
b<snx the hcraessea4 ios 81 she lsse Nary
HAx<rsny. AnG eazta1nirg oa< huzzree sd
satfty scres mo<< or lsss- sas aeszg tss sane
properly conveyed By the said IDA ". S>tsiisss
q fhe said Grzcs l. GonAry. s,z we<reas ihe
ecrdzts01 a. sAi1 mortgage las srrr hreks-.
scs tasrsfof~. ~ reA*oa Of the hrxsss Of tns
selaa.so. issrsef !, Ida 4. Carlisle. 0Ssst q
sAsa mortgage. Claim = foreclosure @, said
ASftSAxe IDA n. CARLISLE.
~ Ecnost j. WALSH. her xSrcra<y.
o*1sa ~ Sad sarry, MAiae, tAts eleventh
eAy % FEBRUARY, . o. tsix
TIE subscriber. james a. r.plsy. q Psrts
= 1907. STATE % View Jersey. aeisos
"a @sHistrssos Of the estate Of
EMILY > fAPLEY. late Of BRoOEsyILLE,
Il sse cczaty Of Hancock. deceased. sad
gisss hoods ~ the lAx eirectx Ana II con-
psizse< via revised Statutes, sect q. chap
90 80 n snape ~. ] have Appointsa oscar
L TApley, Of Brcokssille. 70 Be ry agent,
AEa Go s<tpalxte A11 agree shat zsy legal
process served on kim shall De binding 0 me
ss saea administrator. All persoes having
or - against the estate on said deceased
Als co 70 present tae same for settle meat
asa All Indebted thereto are requested 70
nste PAY m*nr Immediately.
rec = isAa- JAnEs Fl. TsFtxY.
TIE Subscriber. James n. TApiey. Of Perth
Ameoy, STATE Of New jersey, hereby
xsses sosise that DC has heea daily sypotEsed
saMinasfrAior de bonis .on Of the estate Of
JOHN r. TAPLEY. late OF BRoOEsyILLE,
u ias eoenty OF Hancock, deceased. and
sisrn Bonds 2s the laws directs And in com
psi4nce vita sect 20, chap. O.. ard sect II
SSsp- y. On ne revised statutes Of NSias
1 sss appointed Oscar l. TApley. Of Brooks
vie. 70 De my zgeat. and do sipalAte sad
1srss sEAt any legal process served on nim
sAAh Se binding ON me as suca administrator
a D 2. All persons having temApds sszipss
tas es14te OF aid deee AseoAre desired 10 pre-.
sens the same for settlement and ali INDEBTED
uediassly.
Feb :. is1A JANIS III. TAPIEy.
NE subscriber HEREBY gives noxsee shAs
- she has been daily appointed admins
trxfrix OF the estate Of
GEORGE W. JORDAN, late Of MOUNT
DESERT.
IN the county Of HAncock. deceased. and
eiveh conds - tho fAw dfrects- AL per
sSns having demands against the estate
y sAlo deceased are desired to presenss
.nsrsto are requested TO make payment i'm
February .. 1915.
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SEA AND SHORE rIsHERrrs.
STATE PRISON.

TEE COMMITTEES On state Prison win give .
u rrslie bearing In i.x roou ias ~ tse
state Hosse. IN Augusta. on
THURSDAY. FEB- a.n4p.m-
~ tae s2E1e place there viii be a bearfrv an
sssosse ~ fasof q altering ard eniarTirx
- EDGAR g. FoasErT,
s<cretAry
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-09
FEW ARE ALLOWED TO
LOAF AROUND MISSION
Only Eight Men Are Without Jobs at
PrcScnt-SpeCiaI Services
Tonight

Thirty-five men are now being taken
care OF by the r. Lasalle av. mission
station. OF this number 27 are regu-
ltrly Employed. and the other eight
are given odd jobs 20 do as fast as APP
plications for men are reported to
Rev. A. G. Schafer.
The mission has charge of several
men who have been released on sus-
pended sentence by Judge Warner OF
the city court. These men are all do
ing well, and the indications are that
they viii be changed from police
court regulars 70 useful citizens
through the work of the mission in
feeding and taking care OF them.
Rev. SIR. Briggs Of the Lowell
Heights church had charge of the
Iateting held at the mission Thursday
evening. Special music. was furnished
by Mrs. ReNstrew, Miss Grace Bern
hart. Miss Geraldine Fields and Miss
Margery Fields.
The services tonight will be in
charge OF Elisha Hartman. while Hal
Wilhelm win contribute several musi-
cal numbers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-09
THREE FIRES ON THURSDAY
Companies Make Runs But the Dam
age Is Small.

Three small fires were put out by
me department yesterday. the total
damage done being small Chimney
sparks started a small blaze in the
house owned by Martin PfaTenbach
30 = Scott ST.. at $50 "a. m. small
mole was burned I'm the roof
Al 10 O'Clock In the afternoon
central was called 20 324 " Iafay-
cite ST. where a pile CT rubbish in the
rear had caught FIRE. No damage was
done Hose Co No. put out a grass
IRE IN the 1900 block on +. Dayton ST.
at 1870 o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-09

Horne made actors viii be given an
opportunity % display their ability at
the O'Clock show al the Orpheum
Friday. Names are wanted "a the
box office.-Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-09

THE ONLY KIND To BUY.
Phila Peanut Butter-10c 10, sat
urday. lbs 90 -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-10
PROMISED ORDERS
 NOT FULFILLED
May Thus Far Unsatisfac- tory From Steel Mills
 Standpoint

New York. May s.-Promlses of do- mestic railroad equipment orders In April were not fulfilled and thus far May has been unsatisfactory from the steel mills standpoint. The Pennsyl : vania Railroad company has placed or ders in western Pennsylvania for 2co0 tons of steel plates and shapes and will buy 5000 tons more to build 50 locomotives and is about to distribute its 1915 rail tonnage-1sS,00 900 tons. Mer- chant car builders have placed orders for 2200 tons of steel shapes with east ern mills.
 The principal domestic rail contracts last week were 5700 tons for the Pitts burg and Lake Erie and 10000 tons for the Rock Island, the Atlantic Coast Line ordered 400 tons more in the south and the Havana Central bought 1000 tons from the Sparrow's Point mill The Chicago and Northwestern or dered 20o0 cars in the west and orders for 12.00o more cars are pending out side of the Pennsylvania's prospective purchases.
 Foreign orders outside of war muni- tions are encouraging. Export orders that have come to the surface since May 1 amount to 100000 tons. Struc- tained orders for buildings and manu- facturing pMnt extensions amounted to 21.000 tons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-10
NEVER A BETTER
 OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT CALIFORNIA

The great Panama Expeditions at San Francisco and San Diego. California. are open--everything Is now in full swing.
 Rock Island Lines have established re- markedly low rates of fare daily to Mo- vember 30---only $6360 for round trip from Birmingham-providi the best opportunity ever afforded the American public to view the wonders of the Golden West"
 You see all on a Rock Island Scenic Circle Tour; the Colorado Rockies. Fikee Peak, new Rocky Mountain National Park, Salt Lake beautiful Californla. the Pacific Coast. both exposittons. the historic and enchanting Southwest.
 Choice of Golden State Ltm1te4~ Colorado Flyer" californian. "Colo- rado California Express" and other faot trains Through sleeper from the eouth- east to Colorado, Automatic Block 9ig- nals-Finest Modern All-steel. nqui1- ment-Superb Dining Car oervioe.
 We maintain q Travel Hureou ee All Peters Bldg, Atlanta. Our ropreeonto- lives are travel experts. who will 9tvo you full information about California and the Expeditions. how beot to ooo thom, prepare itiner&rie1. otc.
 Write. phone or drop In for our lltor- aturs en Caiiforpia and tic Expositio1e II. H. Hunt. D. P. A.. Rock Island 1Anoos. At1autn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-10
When Is a Widow Not a Widow ?

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
 "A widow" says Webster, "is a wom- an who has lost her husband by death and has not married again"
 Albert E. Guion of this city agrees with him fully. Nevertheless, Mrs. Louise Guion, who lives now at 485 East 1s3d street, the Bronx, maintains through her attorney that she is widow. And MC. Guion protests he is still alive So therei
 This controversy arose out of an insig- nificant little item in the new Trow d. rectory for Manhattan and tho Bronx which readS:
 "Guion. Louise (wid Albert). 4s5 E. 1ssd street.
 The recent issuance of the directory made MT. Guion curious to look through 1t and glance at his name It told him he was dead. but. believing himself first. he decided he was much alive and wrote to the Eagle about it.
 the Boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx" he wrote, there appears the fol- lowing:
 'Guion. Louise-wid Albert
 For the benefit of those who might be misled by the above item. I beg leave to say that am still alive"
 William Carter Crane. the attorney for Mrs Gufon, maintains, however. that she is a widow.
 Certainly she is widow. and she is perfectly right in saying so. There are thousands upon thousands of similar wid- ows in the city. There Is nothing surpris~ ing about it. The couple signed a certifi- cate of separation on March D. l90s I think. and they have lived apart since then by mutual consent"
 But Mir. Vvebster's definition of a widow seemed to be contradicted by fact, for here was a widow with . live husband, Mir. Crane to the rescue.
 Of course. there is legitimate widow and there also is grass widow. grass widow, according to the clements oi definition, is widow Enough!