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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-31
AFTER PROLONGED DEBATE IT WAS DECIDED TO REDUCE THE NUMBER FROM FOURTEEN TO SEVEN
By l.. s. BETTY

Montgomery, July ao.-(Special. )-For the purpose of promoting economy, the senate this morning following a prolonged de- pate adopted resolution reducing the number of committee clerks in that body from IA to '. It was decided that the clerks shall be named by the various com mittee chairmen
 The resolution for the reduction of com mittee clerks was returned by the judi ciary committee. and was strenuously op- posed by Senator Denson. Senator Holmes and others. The fight for the reduction Of clerks was lead by Senator Bonner.
 Senator Denson and Senator Holmes fought the resolution on the grounds that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-31
Fat Brides
From Ttt-Rita

Many and mysterious rites govern the lives of the women of the Ibibios of southern Nigeria. These women have their secret societies which are jealously guarded from men. Accord ing to Mrs. D. Amaury Talbot, wife of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

This Week Bangor II the Mecca Of
Eastern Maine Music Lovers.

This Week Bangor II the Mecca OF
Eastern Maine Music Lovers.
The Eastern Maine music festival will
open to- morrow at Bangor. and continue
until Saturday night. Indications are
that this years festival viii s0rpass all
previous srccesses- The sale OF tickets for
Thursday night, the only appearances OF
Nine. Meiba. has broken all records.
Emilio deGogorzs, the peerless baritone,
will be heard on Friday and Saturday.
Miss Roberta Beatty, charming artist OF
the 1915 festival. Is to-day one OF the best
nerzo-sopranos before the public, with 80
great . compass that she sings equally
well in soprano and contralto roles.
The Criterion male quartet, OF New
York. IL to be one OF the telling features
OF the festival, appearing each day.
For the festival this year Director
Chapman has secured An orchestra OF
sixty pieces, composed Of the best be
could engage in Boston and New York.
under the wonderful leadership Of Pierre
Henrotfe.
The Ellsworth festival chorus will send
shout twenty-five voices to Bangor. A
special train will return to Ellsworth after
Saturday evenings concert
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

Whether the United States can hope
to hold It's place as the leading export
nation of the world, is a problem
now receiving the attention OF the
business men of America Men who
are accustomed to dealing with con-
ditions, rather than theories, and who
build on reasonable certainties, rather
than on possibilities, do not overlook
the fact that in July, 1914, Just before
the outbreak of the European war,
there was an alarming balance of
trade against the United States.
They do not forget that the balance
of trade turned against rs soon after
the ''tarin-for-revenue- only" policy
was decided upon by the election OF q
democratic administration, and that
it was only the conditions developed
by the European war which turned
the tide in our favor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
GRAPEL-MAsox.

A simple but impressive ceremony was
performed at st. Paal's Episcopal church.
Ezst Orange, y. j.. Monday. Sept. q,
when Fred l. Mason, IT,. formerly of Els
worth, and Miss Gertrude NJ Grapel. Of
East Orange, were united in marriage
The single ring service was used The
wedding march was played BY Miss Ervs
Giles, of Ellsworth. The ALTA was pref
THY decorated with palms and cut flowers.
The brides gown vas Of White silk, with
white tulle bat. pearl trimmings, and she
carried . shower bouquet OF white roses
and liiies-of-the- valley. She was attended
by Miss Anna Reckel. OF New York, who
wore dress Of pink silk and lace and
pink hat. and carried pink roses.
The groom was attended by Elmer
Dipner, OF Bloomfield, \. J. The ushers
were Henry Lins and PEsrpont ysnCogt.
of BROOKLYN. y. Y. Edward Parsons. of
East Orange, and Philip Mason. Of Els
worth, brother OF the groom.
After the ceremony. q reception was
held at the home of the brides parents,
after which the BRIDE and groom lssi Tor
Nes York where they met an uncle of the
bride, for an automobile TIP 10 ST. Cath
crimes, Ont After two weeks trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Mason viii GO to Balii-
more, Nd, to reside, M-. Mason having a
position there with the Westinghouse
Electric Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
COUNTY Y. NJ. c. A.
Plans for the Cranberry Isles Neigh
borhood House.

Plans for the Cranberry Isles Neigh
borhood House.
Now that the summer residents have
mostly left, the field for work among the
boys and young men of Mount Desert
island is greatly enlarged. and more ac-
cessible than during the summer months.
The Junior Y. NJ. c. A. OF Islesford is
planning to present play, "a Thief in
the House. The boys taking part are
Kenneth Jarvis, Rowland Sprague. Ear.
Squirting, Malcolm Fefnald, Rupert
Farnsworth and Rudolph Squirting.
The Neighborhood association commit
tee Of Cranberry Isles has, during the
past week. secured enough memberships
to assure an income Of $134 for the first
year. Mrs. A. c. Wheelwright, Of North
east Harbor, has given some chairs. pic
lures. wall paper and other furnishing
for the new Neigh borhood house.
Ever since the county boys camp, some
OF this boys of Southwest Harbor have
been planning to renew camp experiences,
with an overnight trip to Long pond.
Last Thursday, fourteen boys, with
County Secretary Saxon, spent the late
afternoon and night at the camp Of Henry
Gray at Long pond. The evening of
games wss opened with q game Of scout.
One group Of the boys tried to creep
through the line Of guards formed by the
remainder Of the boys, and take the camp.
Before the boys turned in. bible talk
was given by Mr.. Saxon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
An Appeal for the Food Fair.


ELLSWORTH. Oct. 5, 1915.
To the Editor of The American.
May l be permitted to state, through
your columns, that an appeal will be made
to the citizens of Ellsworth for their sup
port in behalf OF the proposed food fair At
Hancock ball, the week of February II.
The appeal will be made to the mer-
chants and business men Of the city. to
subscribe for space in the most elabor-
ately- prepared progr am ever published for
any event in this city.
Great care has been exercised in select
ing the paper and cover, and the press
work win be the best. The program will
be issued so as to create sofiicisnt fnan-
cial backing for the fair to warrant the
plans being carried on
During the next few days the merchants
will be visited in regard to the matter,
when it il hoped that each may be pre-
pared to render definite assistance to the
food fair.
Work has already been commenced up
on the programs, the decorations and the
different features, with the hopes that the
fair may be great success and merit the
support OF the Ellsworth people.
Very truly yours,
Roy c. HAISEs, Manager.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

mez< uaftEpzie6. prosperity disappeared
rAs szuzmcdie and sexssered WAY oozs<Acfs
are . poor 81 sssstzsr sor the seczre a.d
zt<s6y markets znder Trrsee4isn-
We dersnrd . ccz2esezt azd ineepeDteat
sxrz1 cozusksior sack rs the dezocrstse
pnrty hAs .bosssheS- xhsch SHALL f1rzikh The
facts necessary fer q. eeuHa, Impartial M
secssea.l lar We w.nt prssec<son xivez ~
. rixhs 70 ALL Bos scld fsFo- % so-se-
TIE Senocrs:ze ts-zs 10 . txilz-e il reresze
a. in baxsnexs. hzs tails has set prevensed
unprecedented rxEas zpen the national treAs-
arg and q rass Increase 81 zzssonsz expe7di-
tzres- Despite euaxBous atEifso2A5 reve-
11<s derived from IN inceze txx zzS . z2s-
nazsed WAY tax and vexsfsoaz stamp taxes. tie
t-easzry has run beh;nd se.sue 0H in twe
years-
We coaoemz Tire national policy toward
Mexico Il has been vAciiaxtzn<, pre.z1iced
and partial. By sarns nswisely tiz5d. un-
wisely p1gzsc3ols- Americans we're robbed
and slaughtered wfssoxt redresss yes On .
mere question Of exsqaerss we inirsase8 .
f-zitiess WAY AlthszgA constantly isserfer-
Ing ne have zc< prosected car citizens Or
checked tie sne2ad.ge and 7lasder which
have become haszfakl and universal
As 70 The present -zx in Ezrope, il 10 ozr
earnest desire that the peace Of the Caised
states should be uAins.ine5 vita Erzne<s,
dignisy and hos0r. and ne believe thas 10
seczre tina end -e shozid observe . strict
seutrAlity, Insisting on oar n<usrAl rights
srd rixiday pe-forzing oar duties A. .
1ezsrxl
Ths wAr has derG assrased THAI no natio-
Is safe against attack We do 1os abandon
the movement il wAfeA the United States
las been . leader 70 sessls the dispases Of
nations by peaceful @etAods- Bat an sde-
Ss.se armed force l. to-day tie oaiy secarify
against Axgression- The prevalence anong
the -.rrinx nations In Earspe Of the spirit
that Eight makes right and the unpreced
e.sed military devesopn<ns shere impose on
II nev dangers and neNdrtiee-
We cannot allow noble lore Of peace TO
leave ~ 80 helpless 70 invite attack To
be safe we nzst be armed and preparet-
We believe that or military strengrh shozid
be great enozgh 70 Justify . reasonable ex-
pectatioz that ve eosld repei the attack q
arr nation We believe thai oar army
shoald be iEDedisseiy reeaforced, AID that
the nsvy Should be strengthened not only BY
ships. bat xith o1cers and enlisted men
and in order 10 have the highest enesency,
that Congress sho1I1 establish in TIE s.vy
gkzizstson tnas voai6 meet the needs Of the
country.
TAe repubsican party has long stood tor
reform in the civil service Daring the
present cenocrHtsc .dninistx.tion the merit
system has suffered more assaults and re-
verses and disfgarenenss thAn II any time
since IT vzs established. ami the spells sys-
sers aAs ra.de aaToc in car diplomatic SER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
AsHylLLE.

Roy and Shirley Tracy and Wilton
Hanna were home for the weekend.
Alden Robertson Is building shed and
making extensive repairs on bis house.
The recent high winds did great deal
of damage to the weirs in Frenchmanis
bay.
W. Il. Hammond, with little daug hter
Alice. left Friday for New York, where he
has employment.
W. J.. schienelin's yacht Lucille, was
taken to Winter Harbor Saturday, TO be
hauled up for the winter.
Mrs Asa Bunker has returned from
North Sullivan, where she has been caring
for her niece, Mrs. Delmar Robertson,
who is ill.
Fire started on the wood-lot OF John
Small Saturday. but q small force soon
gathered and succeeded in Checking the
flames. Tne rain OF Saturday extin-
guished the fire.
Oct 4. PHGHE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
SEAL COVE.

Mrs. Angelina Powers is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mclean, at Augusta.
Mrs. Paul Sawyer, of Greenviile, and
three children. were guests at Mrs {. ID.
Sawyer's recently. Little Miss Eleanor re-
manned for longer stay.
Miss viryelis Maud Swazey, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Swazey, was mar
ried to Fred Butler, OF Center, on Mon
day, Sept. q. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of l. w. Rumill,
esq. West fremont, Justice Rumili offici-
sting. The bride was gowned in white
shadow lace, with girdle of messsline silk
and belt bouquet of roses. Many friends
extend congratulations Mr.. and Mrs
Butler are at Center. where Mr.. Butler is
employed.
Oct T. n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
Getting Together.

The progressive and republican
parties OF Massachusetts,, "with
mutual respect and forbearance',
have united on . common platform,
adopted at the republican state con-
vention Saturday. The futiity, the
suicidal policy, of two factions of a
party fighting over nom essentials
while agreeing on fundamental prin-
ciples of the republican party, to the
advantage of common enemy, is
recognized in the Introduction of the
platform.
This introduction and the platform,
so far as it relates to national affairs,
are deserving of the careful reading of
the republicans of Maine of either the
progressive or stand pat brand. The
platform says:
The first and unanimous resolutio Of the
republicans Of Massachusetts, is to redeem
their state and restore complete republican
control. Here, as in the nation, republicans
divided their votes between two candidates,
and 30 allowed democrat TO attain the chief
state nor nation is democratic.
The reunited republicans are resolved that
in preparation for the national election Of
next year, Massachusetts, shall resume her
traditional position at the front Of the repub-
ncan column Our internal dissensions, now
happily ended, seem hight compared with the
calamity they have produced and with
mutual respect and forbe2ranee We unite for
the common good.
Protection for American industry has long
been the cornerstone Of every republican
platform. Our faith to-day il strengthened
by what we are witnessing in European
countries and by our present experience un-
der the democratic system Their tariff was
in force ten months before there was any
rumof Of war, and the stubborn trend of trade
had contradicted the whole demosrstic fiscal
theory. Industry languishsd. unempioy-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

The pulpit in the chapel at North Ellis
worth has an unusual history. As q part
Of the ourff of . naval chaplain, it made q
continuous cruise Of six years on board
the q. s. ships Powhatan, Lancaster and
Trenton, visiting more than fifty foreign
ports, covering the Atlantic coast from
st. Johns, Newfoundland, to Aontevioeo.
and from Southampton. England, into the
Mediterranean, down the African coast,
and up Is far as Zanzibar on the east side.
1t circumnavigated Madagascar, crossed
to South America and returned to Africa.
It was transferred from the Powhatan 10
the Lancaster at Lisbon in 1884, to
the Trenton (sent out with relief crew
at Rio de Janeiro in 1857, and reached
New York in November Of that year.
Chaplain Tribou brought it to his home,
then in Ellsworth, and gave it TO the
chapel which was built about that time.
He preached TO the North Ellsworth
people from his old pulpit last sunday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

We print this week a communica-
ton from former Chief Justice
Emery regarding the subsidizing of
new industries by the city govern
ment. Judge Emery realizes that, in
calling attention TO the legal hmita-
tons of the city in this respect, he is
taking an unpopular position, but no
one can question the authority by
which ne speaks, and il is well for us
TO know these things.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
Legal 1!stiuA
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE
STATE or MAINE

WHEREAS. Janes p. Parrn., :.
w throp. in the county Of g-es,. win.
commonwealth OF MA&sAenuse.f. and
mortgage deed. dxsed Jane y. is,, I'D
corded In Hancock registry Of deess snc Y.
page 10. conveyed to the Cnion ~, VOL ~
pany, OF Ellsworth. Maine, and ala 20 20.
Company conveyed to me. the mn
By an assignment dated Aug 81, lSis 80 ssasd,
corded in Haneock registry Of deeds roa e e
page IN, certain parcel Of real esr., ~. n,
all personal property therein eont,.hsa
situated in Elissortb. Hancock ca.a,
Maine. and bounded and described a. top,ssY,
to wit. About two hu ndred square ro.i. o oti'
situated on the shore of Green Iats y. ~. .a
southssn side Of the road leading ~ ~. W.
Lake and bounded a. follows. Re0i,,Is -
the shore Of the Lake 1T the ianctinr ~ :.
road. thence following said road Ia a -. ~
ally eAsterly direction twenty rods: tbsns.
. right angie sousheriy ten rods; thenrs =
ming 10 the Lake TO point ten ia. ~. W..
the point Of beginning; thence By the sha,. ~ !.
the Lake ten rods to the point Of 49,
ming. together with all the hniISsara
standing thereon Together also ws.S n
furnitnre. 6ttings. furnishiags, utsnsl. -
planes snd personal property Of every ti,s
In. on or about said pre- mises aud a,ed =
connection with the same at the pr,s..
time; and whereas the condition If said mo-
gage has been broken. now. therefore I,
reason Of the breach OF the condition ths,.a1
claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
ALLAN Qrfrf
BY his Atty. VIM Z. Whit,
Ellsworth. Me-, Oct s. 1918
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
MARRIED.



Wednesday evening, Sept =. the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs g. Fremont Maddoeks
wss ths scene at . preSfy Wedding when
their tkngster. Rata Gladys. was married
20 Howard Roland Mitchell. BY Rev.
Clarence EDexy. OF Charleston. uncle OF
the bride The singis ring service was
used Under heAufiful arch Of autumn
ieaves and golden rcd the bride was
given away By her father. Miss Eleanor
Mitchell, sister Of the groom. vas brides
maid and Bryan Msddocks, brother OF
the hriae, was best man. Little Ruth Adele
Mocre, niece OF the bride. wss flower girl
The bride was be&Gtifuity eowned in
white satin vita bridal veil Of rare old
English lsce- She carried . bouquet OF
n-ids roses-
The house vss very prestiiy decorated
with autumn leaves and cut Howsrs-
There vas . reception after the ceremony,
four gs1eratsons being present X r.
Emery, eighty-four years Old drove from
Salisbury Cove to sse his granddaughter
married. A host OF friends from Bangor.
Bar Harbor and Ellsworth and neigh bors,
came to extend their congratulations and
best wishes In the spacious dining
room. delicio1s refresbmsnts OF cake
punch and sandwiches Of not bread were
served by Miss Sylvia Emery, cousin Of
the bride. and Miss Eleanor Mitchell
Monaghan's orchessrs furnished music
Mrs- MfteheH 10 . graduate Of the Els
worth high school, and has since been .
successful tescher in the pa bic schools OF
Ellsworth, Hancock, Holden and Eden
She possesses . rare personality that
singles her oct in any assembly. The
groom il young man Of sterling worth.
possessing qualities that go to make up Q
successful man
Mr.. and Mira Mitchell received many
beautiful presents Of cut glass, silver,
china and linen.
They left BY automobile fog Bangor, to
take the train to Waterbury, Conn, where
Mr.. Mitchell has nne position as eiectri-
cal machiniss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

We offer One Hundred Dollar reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
III. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known r. J.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe hmi
perfectly honorable in all business trAnsac-
lions and financially able 10 carry ont any
obligations made by his arm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, O.
Halls Cstarrh Cure IL taken int rnally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Testimonials sent
DrugEists.
TAKE Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
WEST pENoBsCor.

George e. Bridges, of watertowD. Mass,
. roadmaster for the Boston Elevated
Railway Co., died Friday at the family
homestead here. He was sixty-three years
old. He had been roadmaster since 1880,
and before that time . conductor on the
old Cambridge and WATERFOWL horse rail-
way.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

Germany has acceded to the
American demands in the Arabic case.
The imperial governments disavoxs
the sinking OF the vessel, announces
that it has 90 notified the submarine
commander who made the attack,
expresses regret for the loss Of
American lives, and agrees to pay an
indemnity TO their families
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
COUNTY GOSSIP.

The total vaiaztion OF horses in
Hancock county. according 10 the returns
received by the State board of assessors,
is ssh, that Of cows is Sic. 1ss and that
Of oxen is si3-365. Ellsworth leads in the
valuation Of horses, With Eden second.
Bucksporr third, and Binehil fourth
Bucksporf leads in the valuation Of COWS.
with Ellsworth second. Orisnd third,
and PenopScot fourth. Blu hill is high
line in the valuation Of oxen with Orland
second. Sedgwick third, and Penooscos
fourth. No returns as TO the valuation of
COWS were received by the assessors from
the towns OF Aurora. Eden, Lamoine,
Mayiaviile. Sorrento, Southwest Hsrbor.
Sullivan, Trenton and Winter Harbor,
or from Long Island plantation. No. q
plantation or No. g plantation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

The spirits of the Aroostook potato
growers keep pace With the upward
climb Of potato prices With one
bad year and q short crop this year,
they need the money. The potato
rot in many sections of the State and
country was the ii-wind that prom
ises to blow good TO Aroostook.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

A remarkable achievement in wire
less telephoning was recorded last
week, when the human voice was
carried without wires, from Airing
ton, Va, TO Honolulu, distance Of
4-5Oo miles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
Candidate for Sheriff.

BLUEHILL, Oct. 4, 1915.
To the Editor of The American:
In view Of the fact that there has been
some controversy in regard to the matter,
and in justice to my friends and to myself.
wish to announce, at this early date,
that 1 shall be candidate in the pri-
maries next June for the republican nomi-
nation for sheriff Of Hancock county.
Very respectfully,
WARD w. WEscorT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
WEDNESDAY, ocroBERs. 1915.

When the pinch comes, England re-
turns to the protective tarin rolicy-
The republican party OF this country
advocates protective tarif to avoid
the pinch
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

Ward W. Wescost, Of Bluehili,
representative to the legislature and
for several terms deputy sheriff, this
week announces thro1gh TIE
American his candidacy for the
nomination for sheriff in next years
republican primaries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

THE subscriber hereby gives notice IN,
i abe has been duly appointed executr,
OF the last WI and testament of
SAMUEL Y. DEsIsLEs late Of LAMoIys
in the county OF Hancock. deceased. ,pd
given bonds ~ the Law directs. All ~.
sons having demands against the ss.sts
OF said deceAsed are desired to p,sstst
the same for settlement. and all indebli
mediatsly.
Macy JANE DEsrEn-
Sept. u 1915
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
fcg SaE

THE WIN. Oke or John Neader pisce, So
called on the east side Snrry Road. In
Ellsworth. Maine. consisting OF about fifteen
acres Of land and good dwelling hcuse and
ouyhaiidinxs- For particulars inquire Of
Farp L. MASON. Ellsworth, Maine. or JoEx H.
DAsroxrB. Foxcroft- Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
PauDer Notice.

HAvING contracted with the City o. ~ ~,
H worth to support and care for those ~
may need assistance during eve years oesle,,
ming Jan. /, 1915, and are legal residents
Ellsworth, forbid all persons trusting sas1
on my account. As there Is plenty OF room ~,
accommodations 70 care for them 81 me nv
Farm house AErnuR B. mitchell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06
NOTICE.

THIS is to certify that my wife, Mare I
i Brooks. has left my bed and board via
out Just cause. therefore forbid al pefsoh'
from harbosing or trusting Der on my A'
count. ~ ! shall pay no bills of her eorirse'
ing after this date RALPH II. BROOKE
Ellsworth, Oct. S, 1915.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-06

CfTr OF ELLSWORTH. NAME.
IL BoAxp OF ALpsaNEs.
Date Oct. I, 1879
Upon the foregoing petition. ii is ORDERED
thai notice thereof be given by pgblisAingi
copy OF said petition and this order thersoa
in the Ellsworth American. a newspapsi
printed in the city of Ellsworth, Maine, AID
that hearing thereof be given 81 the Miy0
and Aide ans room on The hrsi day o! 10.
venaoer 81 I'D O'Clock p, q. a. which time ald
place residents and owners OF property rpoa
the highways TO be affected oy the gfsnillf
interested. shall have fun opportunity 70
sbow cause why such permit should not =
granted the last publication OF said notice Y
De AZ least fourteen (ls) days before sac
bearing.
A true copy Of petition and notice thefso'-
Attext.-THoMks E. HALE
City Clerk