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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17
gofes and Comment
m Diamond Affairs

.,.,ss.a one-handed stop on Crawford
Mt 6ret inning was the fielding fea-
y tbe game. and 81 was one Of the
te riavs made at Shibe Park this
ssason. -
o,5ring was robbed Of a hit be-
hu rsot Lam was on first when Rush
ealse - down his drive to deep short.
moO waa no chance for Bush to Fet
lns,V s. At frst, but he threw to Young.
ssrsing Lapp
,,.osser Mack has several Youngsters
80 ont in the morning, one Of whom
To T,,,s 10 be promoted to the afternoon
~ lie Is McGlinchey, of Massa~
shusetts Tech
,...vof received credit for a wild pitch
WIZ M famed Cobb and the bali got
Nhe fron Lamp. II seems like an in
,i,s 10 give a man wild pitch when
si,,sr like Cobb considers a ball good
,rough to swing at It,
-. petrolt lnfield was completely up
yben McTnnis turned the ball down
~, Kavanaugh for triple. "stuffy"
lSson hits in that direction, and kava-
.,ggh never even got his hands mp.
htaF"
nldN IildI btiN'h NiAD behAAi' ANA Allt
,,sie,Ics was Ropf's feat in knocking
s Veach's terrific drive. Veaeh beat
q. % tbrow, hut Witt tried to score and
s,.,nSis nailed him at the plate. Kopf
i.,nrovIng wonderfully.
v.vanaugh picked UP slow roller
~ K6pf and tried to beat Bill to the
Y. though Dauss was covering Had
Z. ,yrown, Kopf would have been retired
.s.i,y but Kopf beat him to the bag.
-,srs ls nothing wrong with Wyokoff's
...ys The way he disposed of Cobb and
ee.srford with men on bases was treat.
q. also famed jacobson and Dauss in
pinch.
-,eobson, the Tigers utility man, who
,.,,sa for Stanage, Is the largest out
s.tssr IN baseball since Bill Bang's day.
y. stands feet inches in height and
sdshs 2o5 pounds, but he is mighty
hEt
vcrnnis' triple in the fourth inning was
n. arst hit of the game, 1t is not often
tst both teams go that long without
..,tinv one safe. The Tigers did not get
! mn until veach singled in the sixth.
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Her Little Faults

MaBistrate-1t appears to be from your
record, Mary Moselle, that you have been
IS times previously convicted OF drunk
enness.
The Prisoner-No woman is perfect
Pittsburgh Chroniele-Telegraph
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His Choice

I've promised to go In to supper with
somo one else, Mr.. Blanque; but Til IN
troduce you to very handsome and
clever girl"
But don't want a handsome and
clever girl; want Boston Tran
script
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

A UNIQUE service IS rendered through the
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT at LEDGER
CENTRAL to employers who are In need OF
hookkeepers, stenOgraphers, clerks or oUlce
help Of any kind, Telephone Miss Dean,
Walnut 5000. and tell your, needs-she VIII
nut Won in touch with applicants who can
meet your requirements. This IS free sGry-
Ice to Ledger advertisers, ana saves time
and worry.
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Could She Doubt7

Would you love me as much II father
lost his wealth."
He hasn't lost It, has her"
NO"
"of course would. you silly GIRL
Minneapolis Journal.
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4lss Dean:
esffsiSi,iI me for not writing sooner. but
= ns appreciate all you have dons
saa in,i went TO the = YESTERDAY
5 issrs a. y very much. There is a lot
sAal ~ l shall be busy, but that is
rsnls IA Se.,. And they are very nice
~ IN cannot forget all the trouble
8 shls Il 70 lor me, ana hope / shall
zaf spay you some time for all
Miss NJ. e K
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ARCH, lj0d-Newly furnished second-sto
-4llohlt other vacancies alwaye hot water.
BALTIMORE AND 4TTH-Newly furn. rooms
ueauthul surround ss Ph. Woodland 2C04 u.
BROAD, NJ. S37-Coo desirable suite, private
--uath, front rm., hskpEi summer rates. phone.
CAMBRIDGE, i5l1-Two large unturn. rooms,
private family Phone Poplar 4363 D.
CHESTNUT. 1S03-Attractvely furn. rooms:
south exp. contous hot water. Spruce 525s.
COLUMBIA AVE- l024- history front, turn..
running water, light housekeeping; phone.
room near bath private family phone
LOGAN SQUARE r231 H. 1sth-Dellghtfui
rooms, single or on suite; a home for the
discriminating; references exchanged,
LOGAN SQUARE t22p ~ 1Sth)-DesirabIe 2d-
moor 'front.' run, water; other vacs.; phone.
PpWELTON, 40t9 Corner house)-Brleht airy
room next bathi Protestant family; near l.
PRESTON ST, s91.-Furnlshed or unfurnshed
rooms; all eonvenlonces. housekeeping.
SPRING GARDEN, 33Oi-Threa nicely fur
nished front rooms, cows; hkpg., porch. ph
SPRUCE. 2O22-Deslrnbe furnished rooms;
private paths; summer rates. Locust 1863 J.
WALNUT 50O3-rwO furnished rooms sscoud-
story front and third story front; convenient
to three car lines,
18TH, s., 230-Furnshed rooms, singlc or COM
munieating; run. water gentlemen preferred.
10TH, s., 3l4-Sublet furn suite. two large
rooms running water light housekg ph.
DIST S. 223 tcornerl-Fur. roomsi priv. fam.
near l.. Belmont 25si. Photo at Ledger Cent.
5ITH, S., 416-,second-story front, communl-
eatng furn, housekeeping; adult; phone.
HANDSOMELY furnished front room. in large,
modern private home: electric lights: 10
minutes to City Hall, Telephone Barring 41h.
sECOND-STORY front room, furn; running
Materi convenient TO new bath 1908 Spruce.
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All Alive

cheesemonger-what is It. my dear?
Little Glrl-oh. mother sent back this
piece O. cheese. cause father says II he
wants any bait when he's agoin' nshin',
no can dig 'em up in our garden.
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CAPE MAY. N. j.

GERMANTOWN uGl w. Penn)-Handsomely
iurn. rooms, gentlemen; excellent meals near
by, Germantown 3t5B W.
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HELP wANrpD-MA1p

l1Ehf WANTED-MALR
SirSlsps9MsNT men 9h Wanted. two blob-c,... ,,1..-
inerSbsntse bse having an acquaintance with Iocsi
10 right r,a1 Ilyu' salary and commission
z,.-s7s ---..s. experience, D 500 Ledeer Office. p
ACcbTiINER experienced on br,sg ol,h.- 49,.
Boy aie5, V5 hand work. Address T Pne,ofg"o
NJ !, ,,.,, ------
scicItiaD' iTD' AZ once tool men ON watch on5
rapid adva5cStovItta9eeat vt9eat work. good wages and
- VI llsr employments. i54 Led cent.
sa5. 5N.IED-Elght statesmen to sell yyotor best-
saiesmSenl Sl'n'ss1n SgT basis; assisted by regular
-1e'ween . and $3.50 a. m. ''''''
WANTED, High school boy 10 ioa,-- -....,-
y5s5 ggtEllll.Ss' must understand steporrarhy.
s9'' ei'ahce advancement ] 158 Led cent.
WANTED, stock salesman for "a blsb. cies.
--lsslosision. j los ledger Central.
SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMALE
ASSISTANT bookkeeper, stenosrarher. 6 yrs.
eNpslieuee, accurate, reliable l6 Led Cent
q Lb clerk and typist; Elliott-Fisber onerat,,r.
- sssls experience II SOL Ledger Cent.
IWa HSr,ols aSrm,oBERSNIAtp SSAtp e. Scotch rrotestant young
woman best city ref. $50 ~ Taylor a.
Ca55AsMNiBEiElRNtAtDs. a5s N Z iltAt t2) wish positions; enc
-MolA and plain sewing. y 525 led Ofhce.
Cat.AAMNlB5ERwoRlf. Il. young experienced and
capable; good reference, P iOt Ledger Gifif..
CttlL,DN URSG, experienced Scotch Protestant
N N'II5S8" II5S8" oest retereneesi children over 2.
CHlLbNuRSE- oung German to 20 10 At
lanue city eNp and refs Nt i2l, led. on
ClftLDNURsE- Refined capable. prot. yorng.
Hospllsl reference, NJ 120, Ledger Office.
CpbQRED woman good cook, chambernaid
yL BeheTal housework, wants situation will
-isaye city. Phone or call 100 Balubrdee
CQLoRED girl wishes day's work or ught
-ii0pssw0Thi reference. 1913 Pierce,
CoMIPFANNtoN- Refined lady as companion;
2onSenn!al home more an object than salary.
b, 2l0I N. Woodstock.
CoOk and ohamoermaid and waitress, two sie-
teIsi compotent white. Call Room ESQ Pub
~ Lsoser Thurs, between 10 6 70 O'clock.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress. white:
country or seashore, Apply present employer
4ll7 Walnut Barring 1913 W.
CQok-German Protestant girl, no other work;
sl.2V per week. NJ lis, Ledger Office.
COOK, competent, English Protestant. desires
poslSloh, good lets. 1870 Falrmount ave
CYiS3iSs Sis wishes steady positions best references
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants chamber
work or housework; refs. 1914 Nicholas.
GIRL, neat, experienced. American, desires
Ghamberwork or cooking; person refs. Phono
Preston 425l. 81 Ledger Branch 1907 Locust
GIRL wishes situation for chamherwork, Prot
estanti experienced, II go, Ledger office.
GOOD cook wants place; no objection to coun-
try, 222G Summer ct,
of Bryn Mawr College would bo
visiting tutor during tho summer for chit
dreu living along the Main Line or would
travel: references, NJ 122, Ledger Office.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires clerical work
willing, adaptable. II $40, Ledger Central
LADY would like position for her chamber
maid: hrst-class maid and willing to do walt.
Ing. Apply 1924 Locust st. before 1890
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Patient-Say, Doc, the dope you gave me
is Just great I'll be up and about in a
week.
Doctor-welL what a surprise.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

asss,D, about rs. wanted at once for a per-
s.plomse1Ro 1RosItion; one possessing tact and
sIperisncs.' need not have previous business
tslaaS tslSnse s 4 well recommended: Will be
Is 5sa,,qe5 tq5 dutiesi hours to daily; salary
eeAshly. ID R2s, Ledger Office
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LIE WANTEp-MA1R

Al
sfnssssrie for office work: must be neat
l5 foF sTs st47!nd 4nd write clearly: good oppor-
e qusllssse ltloua boy: wages to start sb:
aiitIae tlola. references etc, in own
z.zlessss p lza. Ledger Ofdee,
ssafs ~ y steamship ofhes; not under
81 Hidf,.eass one living in Kensington or
IN "a, Reply, giving reference,
trs9ser Central
i ~, ter errands aud general USE
4f5fIa ssafn business Address n own
Ls3ss@s @ssIsl4s age aud salary expected.
- general eontraetor's offoes must
Isdzsz pesflsneei hrst-elass references.
aaIIas 5lsp lp hands wanted IN new Dos1er
- sznaa5ati state age. experienced and
] bs Ledger Centrai
7t makers, irsf ciaas. experI-
aafE saeag grade OF optical instru-
4 80 fltlaens Apply HTankford Ar
- siAs. stating age. experience ana
ss#at Aeaimakefs. experienced auto
.HAasfa and Operators fer lathe.
h4liafd boring mill d 8 =.
asAe seen machine. AnHlH
HHa1n e PACKARD Met1s So
@s1zs uzsszzzz szzz
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West Philadelphia
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FURNISHED hskpg. apt, rooms and bath;
beautiful location for summer. Barring b8iD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

The Exalted Personage-Tirp, old man.
you remember we sent some submarines
overland to Zeebrugge7
Tirp-Yes, sire.
The Exalted Personage-Then what's
the matter with sending the fleet by train
to the Dardanelles2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

sf6Kfr Kfreelrp, er advice 70 sTENoGRAPHERs.
hsknF ~ san az Ledger Central n you are
l8 il Vn,tisa good position-she viii assist
Yoaf avs an attractive advertisement.
1zPA RpAssrS ssS pesrienee IN the COMMERCIAL.
sai pesitisG.NF ana help you 10 locate a
enies II ION This Is a free, CONFIDENTIAL
Ledger Advertisers.
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DREssmAK1Ne AND M1111NERY
ROOMS FOR RENT

MESf Monarch Storage Co. Auto and pack
MA ing aud chipping. $50 Lancaster ave.
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sEASIIORE
APARTMENTS

BEACH HAVEN, n. J.-Private family can
accommodate a limited number OF guests for
summer, excellent table. I2T, Ledger Office.
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

0IVN yOITR HOME by monthly payments q
from SiT 10 $50. houses located n Phia, ana
Gtn. worth from $500 10 s523O, Merchahts
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

"a ACRES for quick sale; Main Line p, r. r.
" SECTION: S560Oi want offer. ]. b. Thompson
West Chester. Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
$500 $1,000 $1,000
$500 $1,000 $4,000
= = HOOD. 80 NORRIS ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

TTTETTFFFlTIR, o years experience on hTst-
class cars: best references, present and for
mer employers II 944, Ledger Central
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West philadelphia

TO sLBLET-Larchwood Apts.. +5th ST; ana
s-room ant cheerful, cool I bedrooms, sleep
ing porch; suitable for family or bachelor
near 8 car lines; reas. Phone Barring 239
10TH AND WALNUT
AttrRctively furn., Broom, porch apt near
excel table board: suit couple or bachelor
Siocta from III Phone Preston 1919 d.
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hialiss FlhM can offer an unusually at
ga ltl1ttoposltlon TO woman OF energy
i-sl-.lEs, no eany. II $40, Ledger Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

RPOAD. n, s55 - Exceptionally fine apts.,
every mod'n conv. reas Bile, Poplar 1872 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

vcrnnis triple in the fourth inning was
~ arst hit Of the game. 1t is not often
NJ, both teams go that long without
..,tnv one safe. The Tigers did not get
M until veach singled in the sixth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

t,cobson, the Tigers utility man. who
,,,,sd for stanage is the largest out
s.issr IN baseball since Bill Bang's day
Y. stands 6 feet inches in height and
s,irhs 2O5 pounds, but he Is mighty
hst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

2sp AND PINE sTs,-DE LiANcEY, APTs
Eeyg light, 4 to rooms, l and baths,
Eitchenette; central location, Apply janitor.
BROAD AND pAuPHIN SITS, s., g.. !, En-; p CORR
Exclusive housekeeping apts., . baths. Janltor
DIAMOND, 2i12-3 rms, bath, kitchen, hot
water heat: ref; % floor, SO, rn5.s % pain IN
kitchen, all cor, rms, SIS. DIAMOND 1910 w.
mod an convenlences; porch dumb%alter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

BROAD. s, 40 Crhe Graham)-Cool and at
tractive furnished rooms; all modern convene
iences, excel table board hotel serv 81 up
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

rbere Is nothing wrong with Wyckoffs
..rye The way he disposed OF Cobb and
sSss.wiord with men on bases was a treat.
q. also famed jacobson and Dauss in
4 pinch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

Ksvanaugh picked UP. slow roller
,-sm Kopf and tried to beat BIZ to the
81, though Dauss W. was ooverins' Coz s Had
I..,y but Kopf beat him to the bag.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

.s.,ss.,s one-handed stop on Crawford
sss of the game; and q ss,sa WAS one one, Of the
spsst @ plays made at shi6e Park this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-10
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Leon g. Flood, Lester Simpson and
Ralph Drinkwater, OF Bangor, were the
Sunday guests OF A. L. Flood and family.
Mrs. Fred E. Grace has been down from
the Green Lake hatchery for several days.
Alvah Schoppe is having lumber sawed
nd landed at the Morrison field, where he
intends to build house.
A. w. Smith has gone this weekwith his
brothers to their camp at Morrison pond
for a few days hunting.
A quiet wedding took place Saturday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Mary Harri-
man, when she was welded to Elwood
Silsby, OF Bar Harbor. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Henry w. Conley,
in the presence OF the immediate relatives
Of the bride .and groom. Dainty refresh
ments we're served. MIR. and Mrs. Silsby
left Tuesday morning for Bar Harbor,
where they will live.
Misses Mabel silsby and Bertha Rich
ardson, OF Bangor, were here Saturday and
Sunday, guests of Elwood Silsby and wife.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-10
HntntiserenL-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CATARRH LEADS
TO CONSUMPTION

Catarrh is as much blood disease
as scrofula or rheumatism. 1t may
be relieved, but it cannot be removed
by simply local treatment. 1t causes
headache. and dizziness, impairs the
taste, smell and hearing, affects the
voice, deranges the digestion, and
breaks down the general health. 1t
weakens the delicate lung tissues and
leads to consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla goes to the
seat Of the trouble, purifes the blood,
and is SO successful that it is known
as the best remedy for catarrh.
Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens
and tones the whole system. 1t builds
up. Ask your druggist for Hood g,
and insist on having it. There Is no
real substitute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-10
advertisements
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HARD CHRONIC COUGH
Made Well BY Delicious vinol

Crestline, Ohio. ~ contracted .
hard, chronic cough, and was weak,
nervous and run down. have small
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TO do my work. ! took different medi--
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:. We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic without oil, for
chronic coughs and colds, and for al
weak, nervous rundown conditions.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-10
MARRIED..

AUsTIN-FoSS-At Brooksvile. Nov 8, by
Rev W L Bradeen. Miss Florence NJ Austin,
OF Brooksviile, to Roger d Foss, OF South
west Haroor.
COUSINS-O'BRIEN-At Bucksport, Nov l.,
by Rev A B Nc Alister, Mrs Alice NJ Cousins,
of Bar Harbor, to Byron Allen O'Brien, of
Bucksport.
HALL-HAVEY-At Sullivan, No 6, by Rev
X II Moyle. Miss Ellen Hall to Earl Havey,
both of Sullivan.
HARRIMAN-SILSBY- Ellsworth Falls,
Nov 6, by Rev H w Conley, Mrs Mary Har-
riman, of Ellsworth Falls, to Elwood Sjlsby,
OF Bar Harbor.
KANE-STAPLES-At Sedgwick, Nov 8, by
Rev Daniel w Kimball, Miss Leona M
Kane to Austin L Staples. both Of Brooklin.
LEACH-GOTT - At Bucksport, Oct 80, by
Rev A B McAlister, MRS Viola Leach, of
Orland. to William Gott, of Bucksport.
MARKS HENDRICK-At Orland, Oct 81, by
Rev A B McAlister. Mrs Rosetta A Marks, to
James d Fendrick, both of Prospect.
MDONALD-EATON-A Deer Isle, Oct 80,
by Elder John II Wales. Miss Mabel D
Mcdonald to Elmer Eaton, both Of Deer
Isle
RICHIE -PHILLIPS-At Bangor, Nov 8, by
Rev b Hyde, Miss Inez E Richie to
Charles Phillips, both OF Amherst.
wITHAM-HANSON-A Bucksport, Nov z,
by Rev William Forsyth, Mrs Sarah L
Witham to Carr Hanson,N both Of Bucks
port.
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STONINGTON.

Elmer E. Crockett and wife are home
from visit with friends in Rockland.
F.S. Small has closed out most OF his
stock OF goods and will leave for Hope
dale, Va, about Nov. 10.
Mrs. p. FL. Mills and Miss Myra have
moved from their summer home at West
Stonington to q tenement Of G. w. Red
man here.
Or. George B. Noyes has just returned
from trip to Washington, d. c., where
he met some OF his old friends, veterans
of the Civil war.
Joseph Fifield died at his home on Tues
day, Nov. 2. He was the last Of large
family, and had always lived at West
Stonington. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Blake. A wife and
three daughters survive him-Mrs. s. A.
Aprabann, Mrs. A. w. Clark, Of Castine,
and another who lives in England.
The house OF Elmer Berdeen was burned
during the storm OF last Friday. A part
OF the furniture was saved. 1t was one
OF the oldest landmarks in town, built
ninety years ago by Joseph Stinson. The
fire started from detective chimney.
There was small insurance. Mr.. Ber-
deems daughter, lately married to Capt.
Kane, OF Surry, LOST, most OF her wedding
presents. Mr.. Berdeen is just recovering
from injuries received on the quarry,
which makes it doubly hard.
Nov. 8. Mill.
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MANsET.

Hazel Maianson left Saturday for East
Bluehill to teach.
W. II. Ward and family were in Bangor
two days last week.
Capt. William King is home from
Brooklin for the winter.
j. L. Stanley & Sons are building large
addition to their wharf.
Franklin Smith and wife have returned
from New York and Boston.
Mrs. Butler, OF Center, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Isaac Stanley.
Alexander Ward left Sunday for Ban
gor to attend Shaw business college.
Capt. Charles Stanley and wife left Sum
day for week at Northeast Hsrbor.
Roland Stanley, Of Harrington, is Wis
iting bis mother, Mrs. Ellen Stanley.
Kate Carroll, OF Southwest Harbor,
spent the weekend with Mrs. e. G.
Stanley.
Rev. r. w. Brown, OF New Bedford,
Mass, was in tom Wednesday. All were
glad to see him.
Miss Slower and Miss Morse attended
the convention in Bangor. Mrs. William
keene accompanied them.
Mrs. Isaac Stanley and daughter, Mrs.
Mamie Rich, ana little Maurice, visited in
Bluehill Thursday. MIR. Stanley accom-
panied them a. tar as Ellsworth on his
way to Bangor.
Bessie Noyes celebrated her eighteenth
birthday with Q party Monday night.
Games were played and songs sung. Ice
cream, cake and candy were served. All
enjoyed good time. Miss Bessie received
many pretty presents.
Nov. 8. LILAC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The high school basket ball team has
started practice at Hancock hall, with
about twenty boys out for the team.
Clement, last years star center, has been
elected captain, Fortier, the star right for
ward, has been elected manager, and J. A.
Scott has been chosen treasurer for the
team. The team has hired Clifford Fos-
ter, a well.known Bowdoin foot ball and
basket ball man, as coach.
The first night the following were pres
emit: Clement, Shea and Dews, centers;
Fortier, Johnston, Parker, Dorgan, Wes-
colt, Allen, forwards; Small, Whitney,
Whitcomb, Webster, Stuart, Mathews, J.
Moore, T.. Moore, r. Moore, Phillips,
guards. Two teams have been made up,
as follows: Team A Fortier, RI; John
ston, n; Clement, C; Whitney, RIB; Whit
comb, ID. Team BE. Moore, Id; Web
ster, RIB; Dews, c.; Small, II; Parker, RI.
Coach Foster, John Whitney and John
Moore have returned from the Bowdoin
and Maine game. They had a fine trip.
The basket baff- boys turn out regu-
larry every night, and put in hard prsc-
tice. They hope to do what no other
Ellsworth team has been able to do, and
that is, to have a clean slate. The girls
and boys who do not take part in the
games are going TO form a cheering Sec
ton to cheer the boys on to victory.
Later in the season the girls will have a
basket ball team, coached by Miss
Mitchell, assistant principal.
Don't forget the first game.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-10
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