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Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
nos,on Globe Gaining.


: The remarkable growth in the circulation
of the Boston Daily and Sunday Globe during
the past eighteen months is the talk OF all
New England. The circulation Of the Boston
Daily Globe especially has made wonderful
increase.
With comic features like Mutt and JEFF, by
Bud Fisher; editorials such as are given
every day by Uncle Dudley, and the many
One stories and reliable news reports, the
Boston Dolly Globes growth is easily ac-
counted for.
The Boston Sunday Globe for many years
has been the favorite newspaper in the
worthwhile homes of the New England
public. Its color supplement, containing
comics by such artists as Dirks = the author
OF Hans and Fritz-and the many other speci-
men Of clean fun; its eight-page magazine
section containingtstories equal to the best
to be found in the magazines; its all-r round
value as . newspaper continue to make it the
favorite Boston Sunday newspaper.
The Household Pages in both the Boston
Daily and Boston Sunday Globe contain items
Of especial interest and value to every woman
who manages . home.
Be sure to read the new story, 1.-THE Tragedy
Of Mrs. Teale," which commences In the Sat-
urday and Sunday Giobs OF Oct. % and 81.
This new story is one Of the best ever printed
in the Boston Daily Globe. and should be read
by every man, woman and child in New Eng
land-Advt.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
FRANKLIN.

Miss Hazel Clark has gone to Prospect
to teach.
Percy Hanscom returned home Sunday,
after weeks visit in Boston.
Rev. Frederic Palladino, OF Bucksport,
was visitor in town. Saturday.
Mrs. Ellis Springer and little son left
Friday to visit her parents, George Fose
and wife, in Dexter.
Dana Dyer, who has employment with
the construction crew OF the railroad,
spent Sunday at home.
Schools will be closed Thursday and
Friday Of this week while the teachers
attend the State teachers' convention In
Bangor.
Mrs. Clyde Robertson, who has been
spending . week with her parents, Mr.
ana Mrs, L, B..::ssdon, has returned to her
home In Sullivan.
Mrs. Ross, OF Woodstock, n. g., accom-
panied Mrs. Percy Homer and young
daughters home last Friday, and will re-
main here a week.
3irs. Cousins, of Prince Edward Island,
who has spent few weeks here with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Bragdon, left for
Bangor Thursday to visit her daughter and
other relatives before returning home.
The high school class of 1916 will give q
halloween entertainment and sociable at
the town hall, Oct. 30. All the ghosts and
goblins will be present. Dialogues, sing
ing and recitations are included in the en-
tertainment.
Oct Z5 n
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
OTIS.

Flocks of wild geese were going south
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
The teachers Margaret Grover and
Gertrude Chadwick, have been given a
vacation OF a week that they may attend
the teachers convention in Bangor.
Miss Isabelle Warren, of Bangor, who is
recovering from an illness, came out
Thursday last, to stop with her mother,
Mrs. George g. Warren, for a while.
Clarence Morgan and wife, OF Ellsworth, !,
with friends, OF Los Angeles, are occupy
ing the Salisbury cottage and Beech Hill
lake.
w. Boyle, OF New York. and Mr.. Duffy.
OF Ellsworth, with friends. are farther
down the lake occupying Eugene Jelli-
sons large camp.
A party OF local hunter from here and
Mariaville went to Bangor one day last
week to take the train for Moosehead
regions, to get their deer.
A Sunday school concert was given after
the regular lessons OF the school last
Sunday. A fine program was well rem
dered by the children.
Frank Watts, who has had charge OF
crews in the lumber business for some
years for Stephen Jordan, of waltha IN.
left for his winters work in the woods
last Tuesday.
Emery Wiley and wife, who were
called to Cherryfeld by the illness and
death OF his sister, Mrs. Carter, returned
home last Saturday.
DR.. l.. II. Ford, OF East Eddington,
came out last Saturday to get Edgar r.
Robbins, who had been visiting friends
here for a few days. Mr.. Robbins was
formerly an Otis boy, and every body was
giving him the glad hand.
Rev. David Smith and wife, OF franklin,
who have been attending the quarterly
meeting in Clifton part OF last week, were
guests over Monday night Of J. L. Sails.
bury and wife. They were on their way
for visit to Henry Frost and wife In
Mariaville.
There is . movement on foot to raise
money by having series OF sociables and
saiee at the homes in the eighborhood,
to purchase an organ for the towns
buildings church and school combined.
The first Of these was held at Nathan
Salisbury's last Thursday evening, when
q neat sum was realized from the sale OF
cake and coffee. Among those who have
literally contributed toward buying an
organ are George w. Black, Frank e.
Parker and Charles Wntts
Oct. Is. DAVIS,
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
NORTH CAsTINE.

Mrs. Emily Dunbar has returned to
East Orland.
Mrs. j. E. Blodgett visited friends in
Ellsworth last week.
Fred Wardwell and wife came home
Sunday from Castine.
Clarence Wardwell, of Penobscot, is en-
ployed at Wilbert Ordway's.
Archie Perry is at home, after spending
the summer at Dark Harbor.
Arno and Heber Perkins raised 257
bushels OF oats from four acres OF land.
Mrs. Emma Dodge, Of Islesboro, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Doris Webster.
Eastman Dodge and wife, of Belfast, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Rosa Ward
well.
Mrs. Algie Wardwell and children are
home from visit to her parents, Albert
Hutchins and wife, of Penobscot.
Mrs. Caroline Ames, nearly ninety-three
years old, who came from Boston last
week accompanied by her sons wife, Mrs.
William Ames, is With her daughter, Mrs.
A. A. Leach.
Oct. 25. l..
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
WEST EDEN.

Mrs. NJ. w. Hamor is at Bar Harbor with
her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Ingalls,.
Miss Louise Carter, of Somesville, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Agnes Mayo.
Miss Hazel Reynolds, OF Northeast Har-
Dor, is with Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. w. Hamor.
George Haynes, who has been at Bar
Harbor the past season, spent the week
end with his family.
Dexter w. Swazey, accompanied by his
sister Luzetta, spent last week with rela-
tives al Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. Mabel Tates and Coburn Tripp
have returned home from Bar Harbor
hospital much improved in health.
Mrs. Judith Kittredge has gone to
Northeast Hsrbor to spend couple of
months with her daughters, Mrs. Thomas
Graves and Mrs. Harvey Whittep.
Word has been received here OF the
death of Mrs. George Leighton at Law
renee, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton lived
here about two years, Mr.. Leighton being
overseer OF the Hillcrest farm. They
moved to Lawrence last spring.
Irving Phillips and Mrs. Phillips, with
their little daughter Azerlea, OF Bangor,
are visiting at J. Lee Fogg's. Mrs. Phil
lips spent last week with friends and rela-
tives at Cherryfield and Bar Harbor. Mr..
the serious accident he met with in Ban
gor, having his skull fractured by the
bursting Of an automobile tire.
Oct 25 NJ
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Frank Pratt has hauled his yacht up In
Ellsworth, and is st home for the winter.
H. G. Ray, IT,, who has been employtd
as cook on the yacht Mystery, 10 at home.
Roger Higgins, Of Ellsworth, was the
guest OF c. q. Fullerton and family over
Sunday.
William Higgins, of Bar Harbor, was
the guest OF Mrs. Mary Belts Saturday
and Sunday.
John Foley, who recently purchased the
Josiah Williams place, has had tele-
phone installed.
Mrs. Clara A. York, who went to An
dover, Mass, with her granddaughter,
Mrs. Lila Dodge Broster, early in the
fall, on account of poor health, is steadily
improving under the care OF Mrs. Broster,
who, before her marriage, was trained
nurse.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
NIHIII,
CASTINE.

EASTERN STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The E. s. N. 8. reunion will be held at
the Hammond Street church, Bangor,
Thursday afternoon, Oct. %.
Guests at Richardson hall for Sunday
were Grace M. Colburn, Orono; Beulah
Bates, Islesboro; Austin Buck, Orland !;
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Benjamin, Philip
Benjamin, Castine, and an automobile
party from Exeter.
Friday afternoon, chsfing-dish lunch,
at which welsh rarebit and shrimp wiggle
were served, was given by the Y. W. c. A.
in the Household Arts laboratory. This
was well attended by members OF the
school and townspeople.
A school entertainment and social was
held recently at Richardson hall. A brief
program of music and readings was fol-
lowed by Q guessing contest and fortune
reading. Dancing was enjoyed the latter
part Of the evening. Light refreshments
were served.
Friday night, at Assembly hall, con-
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
EAST ORLAND.

Miss Harriet Parker, who has been very
i'll, is recovering.
The Priscilla club met with Mrs. c. e.
Atkins Thursday.
James DeRocher and wife arrived home
Friday from Boston.
E. G. Wiley and wife arrived home Fri
day after short trip to St. John, N. b.
H. h. Dunbar has finished digging ten
acres OF potatoes. He reports light crop.
Mrs. E. c. Mason was in Old Town last
week, the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. A. E.
Luce.
E. E. Blaisdell, OF Ellsworth Falls, made
brief visit at his former home here last
week.
Mrs. Nettie Hill, Of Bucksport, was the
guest OF Miss Harriet Parker Wednesday
and Thursdsy.
Leslie johnson and wife, OF North Or
land, were the guests of Mrs. Johnson's
father, F. L. Blake, Sunday.
Mrs. Emily Dunbar arrived home Sum
day from weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Clara Dunbar, at North Castine.
Mrs. Merton Whitaker is boarding the
infant son Of Horace Robertson and wife
while his mother is at hospital in Boston
for treatment.
The school gave q halloween party at
the grange hall Friday evening. 1t was
very enjoyable. The proceeds will be used
to buy something for the schoolroom,
Oct. Is, NJ.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
COU NTY NEWS
WEST FREMONT.


The w. T. /. ,soe iety met with NJ.
bury Lopsus Thursday. A'n-
Philip rervcar and wife have r.n,..
part OF Calvin Gordips' house.
Mrs. Dennis Norwood Ia in a o,;.,,
condition. There is little hope for her ~
covery.
John Kenney has bought the /. w
Rumiil cottage by the church, ana b.s
moved in.
Eugene Gcrdius, wife and son Rona,a
and Calvin Gordius and wife. vbo,
employed at Mckinley, spent SUNDAY :,
their homes here.
Dalton Reed and Alvin Walls leave to-
day for Rockland to go scalloping. Mrs
Dalton Reed and children will go ON fbs
steamer from Southwest Harbor.
The Pythisn sisters held a special mss,.
ing Wednesday evening for their distric,
deputy, Eva Hopkins, of North Haven.
There were twenty-one present.
Mrs. A. A. Wentworth, who has bao,,
very i'll, is better. Mrs. A. Balm. Mr..
Wentworth's mother, OF Northeast Hsrbor
is visiting there before going to Florida
for the winter.
Mrs. George w. Lunt and daughter
Beatrice spent last Tuesday at Manset
with Mrs. Lunt's sister, Mrs. l.. A. Clark
who has been very Ill OF grip, but ia
slowly recovering.
Miss Bessie iced, who came home
from Manset last week, has been heloipg
ber sister, Mrs. E. b. Reed, get ready TO
move to Owls Head, where she will spend
the winter with her husband, who will
scallop. Mr.. Reeds brother William will
go with him.
oct. %. THELNA.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
srONINGroN.

Mrs. Charles w. Russ is seriously i'll.
Mrs. David T. Tyler is very ill at her
home. A trained nurse is in attendance.
Alexander McGuf3e, who has been at
vinalhsven for the summer, is home on q
vacation.
Frank P. Thurlow. after five years In
the West, is visiting his father, J. l..
Thurlow.
Courtney B. Small and family will
leave this week to make . new home in
Springfield, Mass.
c. U. Russ has arrived with his merry
go-round, which is well pstronized, not
withstanding the cold weather.
Miss Jessie Flye and Donald Gross,
who were married last week, have gone
to housekeeping in Rockland for the WIN
ter.
Miss Grace Fifield, OF West Stonington,
who has been in California at the expo
sition, is at home, and reports pleasant
trip.
Mrs. Lolita Sawyer and daughter, who
nave oeeu tue kuSets VI irienus III
Thomaston and Portland, returned home
Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Blake, with his Boy Scouts,
has been busy adding a basement to the
Methodist church, in which to have en-
tertainments and suppers. The dedica-
tion services will he held Tuesday even
ing, Oct. rs. Several guests are expected
from out Of town, among them Mr.. Palla-
dino and Mr.. McAlister. A turkey supper
will be served. About 125 tickets have al
ready been sold.
Oct. 25. NIHIL.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
CENTER.

Ed. Thomas, OF Southwest Harbor, s
boarding at X. Is. Higgins.
Mrs. Winnie Doliiver and son G. Will
liam visited friends here last week.
Esieila Dos, who has been in the hos
pital at Bar Harbor, returned home last
THURSDAY.
Mrs. Jesse Mayo and daughter. Ina AL
dene, spent last week at Indian Point, the
guests of Miss Betsey Higgins.
Oct 25 NJ
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
NEW S
BLUEHILL..


Mrs. Rubie Stevens has gone to Belfast
for the winter.
Miss Mildred Bettel is in Sharon, Mass,
for short stay.
Charles Slower, of Boston, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. r. P. Slower.
Mrs B. Philip Weston has closed sThe
Pinesn and returned to Dayton, O., for the
winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Bliss arrived Friday. DR..
Bliss has his office at Mrs. Abbott's for
the present.
A meeting of the village Improvement
society will be held Monday evening, Nov.
1. A large attendance is desired.
Mrs. Alfred c. Osgood has gone to Meth
uen. Mass, to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Frederick. MIR. and
Mrs. Frederick accompanied Mrs. Osgood.
Hugh Barbour and wife will occupy the
Osgood farm this winter.
News has been received of the death OF
Aaron 5. Thomas at his home in New
York. Mr.. Thomas had spent several sum-
mers in town at ''Sunset Cliff, and will
be greatly missed. as he always took an
active interest in everything pertaining
to the welfare of this town.
The musicale given in the town hall Fri
day evening by the academy was de-
cided success musically, each and every
part being well taken. The school certainly
has the making of first-class orchestra.
The audience was extremely interested,
and called each person back for an encore.
The attendance was not as large as it should
have been. The town people in general
should take more interest in the public
schools, and give the pupils encourage
ment.
Oct. Is. II,
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27

Earle h. Cunningham, who has charge Of
the bookkeeping department of the Shaw
business college. Bangor, is an expert ac-
countant who is fast gaining the confidence
OF the business men Of Eastern Maine.
Mr.. Cunningham received his training in
accountancy under the supervision Of the
late George D. Harden, and is well qualified
TO teach all the branches Of higher book
keeping and accountancy. After graduating
from the Shaw business college, Mr.. Gun
ningham had several years OF practical ex-
perience with large business concerns. He
was then engaged TO teach the commercial
branches in the Shaw business college in
Bangor.
Mr.. Mr.Cunningham Is a teacher Of rare ability,
and those who come under his instruction
are fortunate. He holds . life certificate
from the State of Maine, by which he 10
licensed as q special teacher Of the CONNER
ciai branches in the stAte-Adst.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
OTTER CREEK.

Mrs. Lettie Morse, OF Bar Harbor, was
the guest Of George Grover and wife last
week.
In the absence Of the pastor last Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Brooks, OF Zeal Har-
Dor, preached here.
Mrs. Smith Savage and daughter, Mrs.
Mildred Whitmore, with her little daugh-
ter Phyllis, spent part OF last week with
relatives here.
A delegation OF six attended the local
union Of Christian Endeavor and Epworth
leagues at the Methodist church at Bar
Harbor last Saturday, and report an in
teresting session.
All are glad to have Frank Tracy and
wife, who have been employed at the
Morrison farm in Mariaville the last two
years, home again. Mrs. Amelia Davis,
Mrs. Tracy's mother, accompanied them
home.
Oct 25. q
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
IsLEsFoRD.
Oct. 25.

Oscar Olsen and wife returned from
Bangor last week.
Miss Helen Stanley went to Portland
recently for surgical treatment.
Mrs. Nettie A. Stanley visited her sister,
Mrs. Walter Hadiock, Saturday.
Mrs. Lemont Squirting went to Els
worth and Lamoine last week to visit
friends.
A young woman missionary from Yer
mont held service at the church Sunday
afternoon.
There will be no school the latter part Of
the week. on account of the State teach
ere convention in Bangor.
Several attended the young peoples
Christian Endeayor local union meet ing
at Bar Harbor Saturday. The Sunbeam
carried the people from here.
Oct 25
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
SOUTH PENOBsCoT.


Frank Mcdonald is employed at Dark
Harbor.
Miss Dodge, Of Brooksville, spent the
weekend with Roland Grindie and wife.
E. G. Leach and wife, OF Bluehill, spent
Sunday with their parents, Calvin Leach
and wife.
Eben Smith, OF Ellsworth, visited his
sister, Mrs. T. c. Mitchell, at the Mitchell
house, last week.
Miss Florence Staples will enter the
children's hospital in Portland Nov. to
train for nurse.
Miss Beuiah Wight, who is teaching at
North Sedgwick, spent the weekend with
her parents, Fred Wight and wife.
Oct. %. l..
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
WEST sURRY.

Fred Beede was guest at R. L. Leach's
over Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Moore, OF Ellsworth Falls,
is visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carlisle are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF q little
son.
Mrs. Mabel Leach, who has been en-
ployed at Capt. McKsy's, is spending a
week with her parents, r. s. Leach and
wife.
Oct %. T.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27

cert was given under the management Of
DR.. e. 6. Philbrook, the proceeds to be
used for the purchase OF new records for
the phonograph given the school by the
class of 1914. Those who attended listened
to program Of varied character, consist
ing OF vocal solos, trio and quartette, .
piano solo and duet, phonograph records
and selections by the town orchestra.
Oct. d Il.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
ENTERTAINMENT COURSE.

Several good things are in store for the
people of this place, as the White Enter
tainment Bureau, of Boston, will give
hood house during the winter, under the
auspices OF the Neigh borhood house and
athletic association.
The first OF the series will be held on
Thursday night OF this week, when Mr..
Rogers, hsrpist, and Charles Grilley,
reader and impersonator, will entertain.
Mr.. Grilley needs no introduction to
work of two years ago is well remem-
bered. Mr.. Rogers comes highly recon-
mended.
The second entertainment will be held
on the night of Dec. 13, when Edward Il.
Frye, monologist, will appear. His rep
ertoire includes, .'Capt. Warren's Wards"
"The Man from Homer" Rip Van Win
kie;" david Harum;" "a Man Without
A Country"
The last of the series will be held on
March 25, and the Dorva- DeLeon COM
pany will be the entertainers. The pro-
gram will consist OF vocal and instru-
mental selections by three members OF
the company. and readings by Miss Eliza
beth Lorraine Beattie.
The price of season tickets will be 81 for
adults and so cents for school children.
The price for single tickets will be 40
cents for adults and Is cents for children.
Tickets may be secured at the Neighbor-
hood house.
Oct. 26. L.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
NORTH BLUEHILL..

The thirth and fourth degrees were con-
ferred and q harvest supper served at
Hslcyon grange Oct. q. About sixty
patrons were present. including visitors
from East Bluehill, Sedgwick. Rainbow
and Highland oranges.
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
WEST GoULDsBoRo.

Mrs. N. 8. Bunker is i'll.
Mrs. Laura Allen, who has spent the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Annie Sar-
Ellsworth American., 1915-10-27
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

NORTHEAST HARBOR.
Benjamin C. Graves spent Sunday at his
farm in Trenton.
Danforth j. Manchester and wife left
Thursday for their home in st. Petersburg,
Fla.
.Clarence Lurvey, who has been en-
ployed on the yacht Hesper the past two
weeks, is home,
The Christian Endesvor prayer meeting
was held at the home OF James II. SOULS
and wife this week.
Miss Emma and Warren II. Whitmore,
of Seal Harbor, were in town on Sunday,
calling upon relatives and friends.
S. E. Tracy, C. Z. aad A. K. Mcbride
have returned from Camp Rest, Eastbrook,
where they recently spent few days.
Stanley Lawrie, who has been employed
in Kimball's store during the summer,
has returned to his home in Franklin.
The wheelwright yacht Hesper has re-
turned from Gloucester, Mass, and is
anchored in the hsrbor for the winter
months.
The local school teachers will attend the
teachers convention in Bangor this week.
Schools closed for the remainder of the
week on Tuesday afternoon.
The senior class OF Gilman high school
will hold q halloween ball at the Neigh
borhood house on Friday evening. Wes-
colts orchestra. OF Bar Harbor, will play.
The last installment of ssThe Goddess"
will be shown ut the Pastime on Thursday
night. The frs. instailment of the Pathe
serial, "Neal OF the Navy" will be shown
on that evening.
Proctor Smaiiidge and wife will leave
Thursday for Boston, to spend a few days
with relatives before going to Thomasville,
Ga, where they will spend the winter
with George c. Crawford and wife. Mrs.
Crawford is their daughter.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
hIDDIES ROUT
THREE VISITORS
Defeat Princeton in Swimming
and Wrestling and Cornell
in Fencing.
fBy telegraph to The Tribun. J

Annapolis. March l3.-The winter
athletic season at the Naval Academy
was brought to close when the mid
shipmen won three victories in as
many branches of sports. The Prince
ton wrestlers were defeated p points
10 4. its swimmers by 80 TO is, and
the Cornell fencers were overwhelmed.
the Navy swordsmen taking six out OF
nine bouts with foils, and both en-
counters with the sabres.
II has been a great winter season
for Naval Academy teams; the gym
na sum, wrestling and swimming teams
have not been defeated, nor has the
fencing team lost TO college oppo-
nent. and the basketball team lost only
TO Yale and Cornell The opponents of
the Navy teams have been from the
strongest athletic colleges and univer-
sites.
Midshipman Dashiell was the star
Of the tank event, winning the 40 and
900 ward races. and swimming the last
lap for the winning relay team. Inc
academy record for the l60-yard relay
was clipped four-fifths of a second
from 1 minute 22 % seconds. All the
performances were good. In fencing,
Midshipmen Glennon and Particle won
all of their bouts.