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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-22
May Recall Order
[BY United Pressl

Dy OHICCu 1851
JERSEY CITY, July 22.-Govern-
or Fielder said this afternoon he
might recall the militia order if the
adjutant general so recommends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-10
ARE YOU FEELING FIT7

Do you envy the man or woman OF
unit ring energy, strong body and hap
by disposition? All these depend up
on good health and good health Is i'm
possible when the kidneys are dis.
eased Foley Kidney Pills help the
kidneys cast out poisons that cause
backache, rheumatism, and other
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-10
FASHION NOTES

Taffeta petit coats are coming into
favor.
Narrow scarfs of velvet embroider-
ed with beads are among the new hat
trimmings.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-10

symptoms of dangerous kidney and
bladder troubles. Sold everywhere.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

ers and recalled W. B. Scott, presi-
dent, following breach of promise
suit against Scott.
DenVer.-cIayton Pattison's "un-
written law" defense gained him &C
1uittal on charge of killing Rob't E.
Showalter, whom Pattison found in
fOom with his wife.
New York.-Directors decided to
close stock exchange Good Friday.
Fond Du Lac, Wis.-Mrs. Thomas
Mcdonald, 70, paralytic, burned to
death. Hot coal fell on dress.
London. - Baron Nathan Mayer
Rothschild, IA, head of greatest bank
ing firm in world, dead.
Sparta, Wis. - Arthur S. Deaney,
railroad brakeman, on way to Wau-
pom to start 5-year sentence for
death of Lawrence Hunter, 10, to
whom he gave whisky.
Long Branch, N. J.-Fire destroyed
Whitehall, $4,000 summer home of
Simon Guggenheim, ex-U. S. sena-
tor from Colorado. Investigation.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
HUERTA TO GET INTO MEXICAN
MIDDLE AGAIN?

Washington, April I. - Reports
that Gen. Huerta had left Cadiz,
Spain, for an unknown destination"
and that he planned a new insurrec-
ton in Mexico interested administra-
ton official today. State dept has
known for some time that Huerta
was dissatisfied with the quiet life
and that certain Spanish financiers
are anxious to back a revolution that
would protect their imperiled Mex
lean investments.
Charges that before abandoning
Mexico City, Gen. Carranza and his
cabinet looted the treasury came in
for hot denial by the Carranzista
junta today.
War dept advices indicate that the
Villista attack upon Matamoras has
been deferred pending Villas return
from Torreon, where his agency
here says he has gone to plan cam
paign against the Carranzistas in
Northern Sonora. The agency add
ed that the initial attack on Matamo-
ras was premature and officer respon-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
BITSOF NEWS

IN OAK Park. has TWO wives, ponce
say.
One burglar shot and two captured
when surprised breaking into store
of Harry Bernstein, 1915 w. 22d St
Funeral of Prof. Chas. P. Hender-
son at 2:SO today at Mandel hall,
''U'' of C.
Andrew somers, 62s5 St. Lawrence
av., carpenter, found dead frofm gas.
Relatives say accidental.
A. Hecht, IS, 3201 Warren aV., dy-
ing from hurts received when cycle
hit auto of Carl Kinsey, 204 S. Wa
bash av.
Auto of H. F. PaschaI, 55z2 E. In
gleside av, hit derailed. State st. car
at Garfield blvd. None hurt.
Charles G. Fox, cashier defunct La
Sale st. bank, must stand trial, Judge
Petit says. Refused motion to dis
miss case.
Miss Myrtle Boyd, 80, 1857 caIu-
met av., found shot to death. Police
say suicide.
VNSUlGN WIN LSVN WINE TnSDE
The women of the Chicago Wom-
ans club have started an investiga-
ton of the minimum wage for work
ing women. At a meeting yesterday,
a commission to look into the ques-
ton was appointed.
In the belief that women should
be represented upon the small park
commission, the Woman's Club re-
commended the appointment of Mrs.
Robt. Kohlhammer, Mrs. Moses Pur-
vim and Mrs. Frank Jerome.
A letter from Mrs. Medil McCor-
mick from Springeld has set the club
women worrying. Mrs. Mccormick
says that VIM. Brinkman, represen-
tative in the lower house, is imperil-
ing the child labor law, The women
are asked to use their influence to
L L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many pcople suffer the to-tures 1t
lame nusries and ssifisaed iosats beo4zse
Of impurities in the blood. ard each ssc-
ccesiing attack seems rsaorc acute ursil
rheumatism has invaded The whole sysss=i.
To arrest rheumatism IL Is qnitr a. in
portazf t5fsapsuv~ yrar grnersl health As
to parity yuur blood. ard the col liver oil
In Scott . Emulsion is rAtrre great hlooi-
maker. while its medicinal roEfishssezi
Strengthens the organs 10 expcl nc
Impurities and nptufid ycCr strsasts-
s>ottss Emaissoa - helping ,hozsasds
every day who coald not find Other re.1et
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
rAnFz
REACH.

Jsdron Haskell and ~ife have ssoe,s "a
De~r isae.
Mrs- s. 5. Johzscs 10 at hsr Asrns IA.
for ta~ sanusr.
Miss Ansss Tarrvy is hoa,e. after r,
months la Boston.
r.. u. E&son and family hare ros.s
into their new house.
Fred Z. ssodesrd and wife attended "A.
wfscceting exercises Of In. uniysrxsty .,
Maine.
Horsr~ Annis. OF Prcvfa~nce, q.
visiting his grandparents. y. ii. Aaas
and wife.
Misses Matte Knixhs and Irrs- Rrowa
arrived saturday from DIRTY. 81, ID
spend The senm<s.
Dudley Grs, and ~sfe. oiCs~i.~a. Asss,
AID Prof. Tsoupeon. Of oroaa. srs Al
.o~ksurss Farm.
J. IL. Adams arrived frern posrae.;sr.
Mass. Tharseav ac~ozapanssa ~ ss
nAecr, Hsxsi Adans. OF Boos htsy.
sydney Davis. OF PORT csyav, wss ire
~~rk-sad xns.s OF Lew knsghi ass ~iss.
ON bis resura hoHne hx ~ss seroruE~nisd
BY Dis vile ana daughter Marion. $40
have spent fv~ weeks here
Jane Is l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
PROSPECT HARgoR.

Warren SnsT. L. 5. n, recently visited
his parents, Frank snxw and wife-
MR. Daniel D~asy has returned from a
visit 10 The L g. D~asys, of Bar Bsroor-
Mrs Irving $ wesisSer, of washburn,
is Waiting her parents. Moses stanley and
xifs
Mrs. Fay p. L&rrxbee and children, Of
wAshburn, are spending fsw weeks al
Dr. G. G. LArrat~~'s.
G. b. Mitchell, head OF the firm OF L. r.
RUSSELL Co.. has been at L. W. C1eaves' q
fs~ days ON business.
Miss susie Over has returned from trip
to Portland and - visit 10 Mrs Clarence
b. Col~eii. OF South Hancock.
Mrs. H. II. Havey and son Dwight and
Merle Butts aud wife Maud Coibyl were
recent guests al w. II. Moors's-
Mrs J. w. Ssinson and daughter at
tended the commencement at Coburn
classical institute. j. W. stinson. jr-,
was graduated.
The Misses Gore. OF Woodland, left
Thursday TO be guests OF Mrs c. 3. Col
we'll. OF South Hancock, few days, be-
fore retaining home.
Coy Raymond Written, who has just
been graduated from Coburn classical in
siitnte, Ii being congratulated on winning
the Libby prize OF t25.
The sardine boat c. B. Mitchell caught
fire the last of the week and Was dam-
aged considerably. The Betsy Ross has
towed her to CAmdsn for repairs
Capt. George w. CoIwell and wife at
tended the graduating exercises OF Hig-
gins classical institute Last week, when
their son Harvard was graduated.
Rev. Thomas Van Ness arrived SATURDAYS
for short visit before leaving for Eng-
land TO preach and deliver course of lee
lures at the University of Birmingham.
The family OF Prot. r. T. Paine, of
Ithacs, y. Y, are at their summer home
here. and have A. guests their parents.
Oliver Crosby and wife. OF 81. Paul, MINI.
School closed Wednesday. closing two
years work by Miss Beuiab Cove, of
Woodland. Miss Gove's many friends re-
greet to SEE her go, though it is to sceep, a
better position in the Woodland schools.
/ June n C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
WEST FgAygLIy.

VII Rollins has position al Seal Hsr-
bor.
Frank GrinaAe and wife, Of suekspors,
are visiting bere.
Gilbert Crsbsree has the osc possoases
for summer residence
Lloyd HodgkIns, OF Bar Rsroor, - via
itsng sis aunt, Mrs. Juila Hutenias-
Mrs. Margery Goodwin attended the
wedding Q; friend in Bangor wednss-
day.
D. b. sniss and aiie are visiting their
daughter. Mrs Aagse Goosins, AZ East
brook.
Forrest and John coonb~ iefi THURSDAY
for kccxiand to join one Of the United
States steamers
Hollis OrcuEt has returned from Cutler.
where ne has taught successfully, and hxs
been engaged for another year.
Harry Lincoln and wife, Of Dennysvilis.
srs guests of l. C. Morse and wife. Mrs.
Morse may return with them, hcpang the
change mar De Of benefit TO her
a%@rEA Ii EDGG y
store. il al home for fs~ days while hsv-
ing sea foundation PCT under his house.
Waiter Fsrnxid is doing the mason -ork.
Mrs. Fred McEe1xse cause from Seal
Hxroor 10 attend the grsdaztion exercises
Of the Frznktin hixh school Her son
Gerald. Who sss one OF the graduates, re-
Turned wsth her 70 ais work at the drug
store.
Misses B@zixh and Goldis Hsrdison LEFT,
Saturday for Togus+ where they have EN-
pioynsnt for the season They we're ac-
-c5upAnist by their mother, who vii
visit Mr.. Harrison, and may remain for
the season.
Mrs. Amanda Hastings, aged eighty
eight years. whq 10 visiting Der son. e.
W. Hastings, is q remarkably we'll pre-
served woman. with the mental and physi-
cal activity Of much younger person
JUICE n. Echo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
Get Rid OF Rheumatism

An Easy Matter with Rbenina, the
Marvellous Kennedy for the Disease
Drive cut this sric sesd from ths l9'Sts.
Gets every particle Of Kris possosoai,
matter oaf o. yoar system, snd Keep .
cot.
Voc can do Il with Rherrna, seiearse
prescription that acts at once On siassss'
stomach, liver and tloodi aissolSes ise
URIC acid and causes rhxaus4iie agoEy 70
vanish.
Read this proof: .'Aifer iresinssHt eF
three doctors, without r~scit, cave sssh
cured Of very had case OF rheeEaiisn
by using two bottles OF RheU'aa-
nos two years since used The rsHsct'
and l Am still ~ yell a. eSrr- P'e7ioass
~ss criprae. walking With ernieSsA
Judge John Bsrhorst, Fost LcFAnE'
Ohso.
G. A. Parch@r thinks well anoasa %
Rhsums 10 otter II on the 'no-enTr' n''
pay" plan Al 80 cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

Nrs- G~orrx R1axs3c azs rsea-n~e sro-
q rssz. TO Bar ax-esos-
sse~xr1 k-or5Sz axs rSov=i into AIS
anzss- wssxA be sar=trss nssrErss1-
N-s- Es~xrG Esgssns Anc ehEt1- Of
Trezsea, recszs4y visited Hsr p~renfs-
2sse- M21zs xn1 wESe.
Ms. Caxxass c1apssz. OF AsssRrs1-
sesss. xa& Mrs r e PessergiA- 81 Ezts-
xc-za- ws-s n fSxz E-s1sy-
gsz-4in<r Bsxxs, $50 is su sae e-zps0s CT
Sss LssAsxs vs2s<T 4. Il Co. k2s rs<zrnsSa
10 ass xarx- amer q saSrx vxexrs0n ~
agEss-
C1Asrie% Newman. who -sr~afly gzr-
ehsse1 sh@ Hrnry esor6nr aoressss1. hss
zaor<zs sgs tsszity ss~rs- EzxeDs Asa has
rsgvr1 into the apsss tsgsDersy c~Dec BY
Mr. S+~1sa. wAscA BE has eo1xns-
1uHS r. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
NARLnpRo.

Dr.. Ho-es' ismiiy, Of Bangor, came FRI
Gay
Dorothy Hocgkias. Of B&, Hsroor, is
visiting her aunt. Miss Rosa Ho=1xkins.
Miss Mildred Rctiek. VITO has teen at
ssneing school at Bar Hzrhot. - home.
e.. . Baxter. OF Boston. has esgh; men
and four horses employed grading around
MS cottage. and two ren rebuilding his
pssr. ~hIeh was carried awxy last winter.
June n. ARE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
MOUNT DESSERT.

Mrs. Henry Knox IS visiting At Ear
Harbor.
The somes house opened for the season
June n.
Miss Sylvia Gray is at home from North
east Harbor high school.
Mark w. Somes attended commence-
ment at Bucksport seminary
Rev Horace H. Lesviti. jr-, and wife, OF
Brooklyn, ~ r., are II their cottage.
Hollis smith and wife are living with
Mrs Isaac Scmes during the summer.
Rev. Horace Hall Leavitt, OF SomerviIIe,
Mass. 10 occupying .'The Willows.
Edward Bond, of Allsson, Aass-, Who il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
NATIONAL OFFICIAL BOOKS.


British government publications are
called blue teoks.~ because they are
usually h.oaE.t Ia bise paf~rr covers and
because bss@ l. The Officially recognized
cssloS la p2fiiainruf and law. la few
departments. however. blue ssoss&s
are printed Ia yellow covers 80 distin
sBiSh the Department. Itspaos4satie cor
Fyegs sIeaee wsst sorel<n countries and
short acts - parliament are often LEFT
EmlssuEsi. OK white. l~~aGss there Is
40 .grsci rifle lor binding any docu-
meats less than aa Inch Ia thickness.
IN addition 10 the blue book there
r. the red sssok THIS contains last
~ Iessons who h.sl,i appointments
Tia. enty sfis~r eoler used by England
T. black. 4 tsack it-ss contains an ex
Fss%8re " soSas aegSe. the aArac -biask
t.ooG originating from the famous
''eiaek boog conFslei In the reign OF
Henry VIII 10 expose the abuses IN
Is9i4asfesies
In France the chIef color for govern.
nsent publication Is yellow Although
abs latest Ireasea government re4~sFs
has trsea easlesi black book. In real.
iry II Is Published ia yessos covers. 1t
forms. II faer. one Of a hang set of
yellow beoSsv which France has been
issuing annually ever since the year
1861 a,son the affairs " the country for
the Use OF politicians and historians
The chief color VI Russian govern
uleui publications l. orange. Bes-ium
Uses gray. Italy green. the United
States blue and red. Spain and Austria
red and Germany and Portugal white
or dfab.--Nsw York Press
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
FEW NOW DIE or OLD AGE.
why Iris 10 Sc snd Why ~ pstri-
s~chs Lived Sc Ls~s-

.~rhs Lived So Ls~s-
Scss nsfsfs who see to-day how few
yeoss@ lire 10 l,e 100 years cd End
themselves AZ . hsss 10 expaaia how
Meshwsesah managed e ltse ase yearA
while SSsaa r~a~kseSi the rssg<cfahie are
az go ys@rS Recently. hewevsr. .
discovery has a~~n naaess wAtrh heirs
10 ~xpA&sn sAE- E@ystewy.
whea the causes Of skevt life now
aslays ARE esEutssi up Il l. fcmnd that
nssss AZ the deaths ara doe To disease.
Very fvw f~=spse die fross Old age. And
TIE rea~oa why people die frosn any
Que disease L. that they have been
weakensd hy either ILLNESSES which they
hare had sr whseA have h<sn handed
dswn 70 them lsy their ancestors For
example. enc widespread ~sesal ssosrxe
whkrh wxakens the conssissfbon OF
nany rnen and wornen today wss prob
absy nnknown sn primitive tisass.
To soEse 81 these diseases the hu-
man rs~e has become 50 accustomed
that IL Is immune Measles wtn XII OF
a uAoie indian tribe, Esst aEnoHx the
white races II is orly an snnoyfnx
childhood raalady Hut the variations
Of disease Increase far more rapidly
than the Immunity.
Noah ard the patrianchs didn't have
nearly a. many different ktals IL dis
eases 70 fac~ t--czuse they lsssga't hAd
eneu~a ancse<tars to h4Ri thsn Down
variety. Consequently their csassf
tutsonx were Eot constantly tstng
weakened a. Ase ours today Fav sx-
as.pIe. there IA no rcferwace To VERY
ancient tif-ratures to Geld In tAss
head The Greeks AMI Romans s@*1n
to have h~~s the frss peoples To SUIT
fer froFH H.
The real reaScn why the isatrtarchs
lived hanger than we do now was be-
cause Ii thosse days the fount Of hu-
Esanssy was frvsiser While immunity
10 certain diseases has teea banded
down 10 " ~ cur parents. ws have
also rseesyed the weakened vitality
wAth was theirs ne result Of their
at against disease So~1~r or later
tlse race " ia become immune 10 tuie--
salozts. but with that Immunity wifi
ess.ne the diminished power Is q result
81 u1anksrsds lang G<ht against the
white piaxae. Washington Pest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
COUNTY NEWS


o. SSEI-
tbs FUR . cpsu far fks sess,ue,
Prot. George sozfkworts and s.-a.
~ fhsir eosssxs.
Ed ossey and wffe have rnax.s =.
their sammsr cottage. 's
Cnaxies Pcrers il in The Mss.s~A,....
g~nersi hcspstsi lot csasiczi op~r.s,e,
Miss aships haske4I il y,s,,,.
ssns. Mrs tzars Rsyne., y no i. ssrs L,
r. Conary. wits and rAssd .r. 80
Mrs- Consr's mother, Mrs. gsovs.s.
S<snson-
Walter fsrnaii and Msuriex f;r,x
p.inainx The Msshodsss eszres q; s,..s
Dexr Isis.
Christie Powers, ~bo ha. s.ea a. =.
kncx ho~pstss- Roc<tspd, saass x.s.
wsn issv~ scon.
william Haynes came boone ss,ars.,
fresh Massachusetts xwaer.i he.,s,.,
where he has been tor several week.
Th< rrmaiss OF Mrs. Ssorni A.. ~,s..
OF samnei J. Eaton. ~ere eruasAs ~,
from Roekiand s4;arcsy. tor sar. ~
Of her married tise ~ss spsns acre y.
vas the dsught~r 81 JOAN and Marv ~.
vssssr wsrrsn. sac i~@s~s cne soa-w.,.-
lo~. and ose sister. Mrs Estoa'. a.
wss s<vensy- sosr yesrs.
Jane IL ~Anr,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
wSI GorInSnnRo.

Mrs Grstisn, OF Bangor. IS at tbs Way
siee inn
j. B. Clark and wiie. Of Presqae Isls, are
in town.
Pauline Eiaesssy. who is honae from
school. - III.
They spent the winter .; Mrs. j. b.
wcodis home.
J. A. Hiii and ~its have moved TO their
farm on tbs Sullivan road for he summer.
Misses Fsrnces, Margaret add Ruth
Wood are with their grandmother for the
summer.
School closed Jane II. Ali are sorry to
hare Mise Lovsioy leave. She hxs done
good work in the two years she has been
here.
June Is SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

Brnsa. siiaated az the foot Of Mount
Olympus. in Asiasic Turkey, II the gar
den city Of the near east Every
mosque and public building and alnaas,
every hots@ stands in It's own garden.
under the shadow ~ sycamore. cypress
or tx tres-s. The scra OF the surround
Ing district i 80 rich and varied thar
Il has been the happy hunting ground
d botanists for centuries. and some
authorities regard il as the cradle land
of many Of our sweetest spring row-
ers-the hyaeinth. the tulip, the snow
drop and the jonquil-I.ondon SPEC
fat0r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
SEAL COVE.

streetsr Webster, OF Rockissd, is in
town.
Mrs. Alice Koppel and son. Alien Good
win, OF Boston. are here
Rev. K. ~ Pierce former pastor here,
is visiting mis- son Allan
Miss Helen Kelley, who has had charge
of the possoffics since January, leaves
this week for Bangor, for much-needed
rest. Her sister Charlotte takes her place.
Chiidren's day Was observed by the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
EsYp-

Msss Pse&s and srsencs arrived Friday
nj se~ar COZ tsx~ at Rasseris pnsns-
wilixr1 Fc~s. rfse xnt s&ny left s&sur-
eats
MRS. ArviIi Jordan and san Oscar ~ers
the weekend x1sxts Of Mrs. Jordan .
exzxnss-, Mrs o4issy W Bszxcon-
Cn8socsy Batter &rrsrss. nozne Frtexy
trozn HARVARD coalsxx- Bs was seocrr psn-
led BY his SISTER Hope from Bradford
arsaerny. and bis ero; Der AIaan~of PaiEisps-
Exeter.
Jane q. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
LAMolNE.

Miss Enid Taylor has finished her
school Al East LAmosne, and is the guest
OF NJ iss Hazel Hodgkins-
Mrs A. W. Reynolds and family came
Saturday to remain FOR the summer. Mr..
Reynolds is in Boston for sew days.
Mrs w. H. Rice underwent an opera
tion on Thursday at the East Maine gem
erai hospital At Bangor. She is reported as
doing we'll
Mrs MaaricA chamberiain. OF Boston,
arrived Wednesday in her nsw car. ac-
comp&nied by Mrs Jones and Miss Ka,h-
erine Jones'.
June q. r. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
EDEN

Miss ". NJ Leland visited Bar Hareor
las week.
Bernice and Inca ging. Of Bangor. ~ere
ia io~n lass xesk.
Msss Matte J1rasa. of Ha.3's Cove, wss
the gSssf OF Miss Mildred Leland last
ws~k.
Mr. Flora Allen AID daughter, Mrs.
s@di4 HEntaey, are employed 81 Flye's
Point
Mrs Eta Lancaster, Of @&ithsu. Mass.
~ss the gsess Of Mrs Frances Andrews
last seek
jane q ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
TRENTON.

Benjamin Jordan and son Arthur have
gone to East Blushiu TO work
Mrs. Jonn K. Moore and baby, OF North
Lamoine, spent the Weekend here
Miss Nathalie Yoang closed her school
June Il. after = successful term Those
perfect in attendance wsre Ava Mae Davis
and Seorxe Moore.
June n. MAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

sxSxssx spcs@xy Izpe Il The chhrch sss
srrr~r<sssszy 1scorstec- A ccncsrt ~ss
res@z n tAe erezaax- Rev- T. ~ Pierre
-nsa~ Esaerszzaax rsm&rks- The hczss
~ss ~szs 9Eses1
rs= ~z&sns Il CAPS Gilbert Hedgacn
.xr= orozxAs here for ogrzsi June =
Cxrs. Hussxss1- q sorz<r re<sdeng OF this
rAHs~- 3s<1 81 B~ssst. in Mxres- Services
~sr~ s@A8 a. the B&psssz csarch here.
s@v r. p. Dresser eSsEis1snx-
lzn@ "a n
Mrs = n Ezrpe-. ss ope~csss, IS vtsst-
ansx ssr ssn. vs.. J. Hzry<r-
Nxs- Cnarses Carver krrsTe1 Tharsdsy.
- sYese tae saDzser On Hsra-cesa ssasns-
xss# G~gsrs5e Carver. who sEsnt the
.szs== il Ss- gsr~s, Is serv for 'e~
1xys
Cage s W.. WEBSTER sad wiss. and SONS
sxr~~asv sss Elsr-y. sf zscxixud. ars al
sa@zr sd Ao&ze here
Err@ "a "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23


Tae s1wn BAL was s1Es6 Tszr<5sy s-ez-
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HBs program ~nsc4 gave syb1snc~ az
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The readings BY saasesz sso~s.1 pazas-
taking prxgz-ztioz- Tia sz&rx w.s ar
tisssc sikh essxxrozn. and ssveres.As
greensry, ne class sroxso n EAise ssow-
ing scvans& xz02sAy. ssAse the nxssnnss
coscrs bssno@d wExA tA< class eSse-s,
sioas
On Zoe stage with rsrssc8 p&azs we're tAe
teachers, gesazc G. Stevens. pxSncs "a !.
and Joseph V. Poors, assistant. s5e pas-
tors 81 TIE ehzrcs@s and sape-snses6sn.
Of schools. Higgins orchestra, Of E.Is-
worth, furnished Music.
Tbs program: Music, orcsesxrs: pxxysr.
Rev. W. II. DuHnam; Iassc: sa1nsxtovy.
Gerald Leroy Mckenzie; residing. Hlld-e1
Bunker; music; readings, EiEs6s Baaasxsegs:
Arthur Erann. rarssc; class hisscry, or DO
Pranris snixhi readings, yerz Hxr14son.
Besish Tracy: masaes reading, Francis
Norse; ~aiedicxoxy. Asrgxres Fe-ne
Fraser; eonfsrring Of diplomas; muse
Superintendent OF Schools Boyd A.
Blssscesi, VINO sxar1s. diplomas, gaze a
brief address regarding school matters.
expressing hearty appreciation Of tins
evenings exercises
Perfect weather rewarded the pgp@is in
fbesr arcaaus pre- p@rsslons for the class
reception Frs1sy eTsntnz. ~hSek was xesl
attended A dance followed, with nssEc
By Higgins orshestrz- iee-cresrx and
cake wsre served al nsdElxst Il Is asssnx
10 add that tse jGnio-s deserve SPECIAL
mention fer shezr sery efficient ss6 sach
evening.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
NORTH i.aaorsE.

Roland Carter and wiis visited their old
home Al Beech Hill gas; week.
Miss Anna Young. of Boston, and
brosner Lester, OF Colby college, are home
for the summer.
Misses Aisca and Isabel Marshall. OF
Trsnton. are visiting their aunt, Mrs
Bernics salisbury
June n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

so she has broken the engagement.
Did she give you back the diamond
rings~
No. We are deadiocked She says
she VIII give NE back the price paid
for II. bur diamonds have doubled In
value and that she IL entitled TO the
profit "-P Philadelphia Ledger
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
HANCOCK.

Olive A., widow Of sumner U. Cakes,
formerly OF this town. died Thursday at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Caroline
Galley, in North Bangor, aged eighty one
years. She was member Of the Baptist
church in Hancock. and of Pamoia grange.
Besides her daughter, she leaves one son,
George Cakes, VI California.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
PARrRIpGE COVE.

Morton Emery is visiting his parents,
Edward Emery and vile
School closed Friday, after = successfui
term OF eleven weeks. taught by Miss
Alfredo Carter, OF Pembroke. A program
was enjoyed By parents and friends Fri
day afternoon. Ice-cream was served by
the teacher.
June n HuHgARp.