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lfgal 11uttnes.
NorICE or rORrCLosuKx.

"HEREAS, William Scott. late Of Ellis.
w worth, county OF Hancock, state OF
Maine. by his mortgage deed, dated October
90, a. d. 1901 and recorded In Hancock county
registry OF deeds, book $40. page I24, conveyed
to Daniel Hurley. late OF said Ellsworth, GER
tain lot or parcel Of land situated in said
Ellsworth, and bounded and described as
follows, TO wit: BEGINNING on the northeriy
side Of q passage way between the lot herein
conveyed and stephen Monaghan's lot, on
westerly side OF road leading to Grants Mill;
thence north eighty i've degrees west on said
passage way, twenty Ave and one-half rods to
the southwest corner OF the field herein de-
scribed; thence north twenty degrees
west to corner Of the lot conveyed by
william Scott to Bridget Ford, by deed dated
April %, 1855 and recorded in Hancock county
registry. vol. is7. page 4S7; thence following
the line OF said lot conveyed as Aforesaid
easterly to the road aforesaid; thence follow
ing said road southerly to the place Of begin.
nfngy which mortgage was afterwards, on the
9Th day OF July q. d. 1905, assigned by said
Daniel Hurley to the late Bridget Ford
which assignment IL recorded In said registry
OF deeds, book $50, page 5o4, and afterwards, on
the sOth day OF January a. d. 1914. assigned by
said Bridget Ford to me, the undersigned,
which assignment Is recorded In said regis
try, book 5o4, page 446; and whereas the con-
dttion Of said mortgage 10 broken, now there
fore. by reason OF the breach Of the condition
thereof, claim . foreclosure on said mort
gage. MARY A. HUXLEY,
by D. e. Hurley, her atty.
Ellsworth, May II, 1918.
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MARIAVfLLE.

Ora r. Frost has purchased an antomo-
bile.
Frank Hoyt, OF Ellsworth, is doing
painting in town.
DIR. Z. c. Morrison and wife, OF Bar Har-
Dor, were In town Sunday.
N. G. Jordan. who has been visiting his
son Joseph al Huli's Cove, is home.
A forest fire turned the men out Sunday
aud Monday. 1t is now under control.
Ieslie Mclaughlin, OF Bangor, who has
been visiting his uncle and aunt, George
A. Frost and Mrs. Belle Carter, returned tc
his home Wednesday.
Hollis Carter, who ras called to Bar
Harbor ten days ago by the serious illness
OF his wife, returned here SUNDAY, aud
reports her as slowly improving.
Nav H. Z.
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NorICE OF roREcLosURE.

HENRY j. NUTTER and william J.
III Nutter, both OF Brookiin. Hancock
county, Maine, hereby give public notice that
they have claim by mortgage upon certain
real estate, consisting Of = lot or parcel Of
land, with buildings thereon. In said Brook
lin. bounded and described ~ follows, viz:
Beginning 1T stake and stones where the
Center Harbor road connects with the town
road on the east side: thence easterly by said
road thirteen rods to stake and stones;
thence southerly parallel with said Cen
ter HArbor road twelve and one half rods
to . stake and stones: thence westerly
parallel with said town road to the Center
HArbor road. and thence by said road to the
point OF beginning. containing one acre,
more or less
Said mortgage is from @. Frank wskeman,
OF Brooklin, Aforesaid. to the Ellsworth Loan
q Building Associat ion and Is dated August
u, 1911, recorded in Hancock county registry
OF deeds, book lsi. page AIS. and was assigned
by the said Ellsworth Loan and Building
Association to the undersigned, Henry ]. and
william J. Nutter. by instrument of assign
ment, dated April 30, 1915, recorded in Ham
cock registry of deeds in book 5l4, page $50.
The conditions Of said mortgage have been
broken, by reason whereof we hereby give
public notice OF our intention to foreclose and
claim foreclosure of the same, and give this
notice for the purpose of effecting foreclosure.
HENRY j. NUTrER.
WILLIAM j. NuTrER,
by Peters & Kaowltou, their attorneys.
Ellsworth, Maine, May 1, 1915.
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To All persons interested in either Of the es-
tates hereinafter named:
At . probate court held ct Ellsworth, in and
for the county Of Hancock, on the eleventh
oSyrpcd .ss sy Of Nav oeins 1918 a ..rm
OF said court.
TIME following matters having been pre-.
Il scented for the action thereupon herein
notice thereof be given to I'll persons inter
ested, BY causing copy Of this order to be
published three weeks successfully IN the
Ellsworth American, newspaper published
appear It probate court to be held Il Ellis.
worth In said county, on the drst day OF
June, Q. d.. 1915. ct ten Of the clock in the
forenoon. and be heard thereon II they see
cause.
Mary Ann Sargent, late Of sedgwick. in said
county, deceaseo. A certain strumen at pur-
porting to be the last win and test ament Of
said deceased. together with petition for pro
W. Sargent, administrator with the will au-
nexed. presented by Grace G. Danforth,
granddaughter Of said deceased.
George r. Watson. late Of Sullivan, in said
Blaisdel or some other suitable person be
appointed administrator of'the estate OF said
deceased, presented by Alfred B. Craotree
and Barney b. Havey. as Crabtree & Havey,
creditors Of said deceased.
Dorothy Adams Cate, minor Of Cleveland
Heights, county of Cuyahoga. state OF Ohio
Petition filed by Will G. Gaenther, guardian
of said minor, for license to sell certain real
owner ofl rs described in said petition.
Isaac Fl. Emery, late Of Eden, In said
county, deceased. Petition filed by Daniel e..
Hall. administrator, for license to sell certain
real estate OF said deceased, "a described in
said petition.
BERTRAND e. CLARK. Judge OF said Court.
A true copy OF the original order.
.Attest:-E. <. CHASE, Register.
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Another Link With
Ellsworth Falls.
Ellsworth Falls Citizens Add
Their Praise.

Another link with our neigh boring town
OF Ellsworth Falls is provided in the fol-
lowing grateful and generous statement OF
a we'll known resident there, Mr.. Frank
T.. Fernald, who says: "Oh and on for
two or three years l was annoyed by at
tacks of baekache and dull pains through
my IONS. Once had a severe spell and
couldn't stoop. After sat down, it was
hard for me TO get up. Having read a
great deal about Deans Kidney Pills, l
got supply and it required only one box,
obtained at Moore's Drug Store, to perma-
nently cure me. Time has not changed
my high opinion OF Doan's Kidney Pills.
/ willingly confirm my former endorse
ment."
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kid
ney Pills - the same that Mr.. Fernaid
had. Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
NY.
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UxE FExxE-
NORTH psS6Bscor.

fpre AS dance st Grange hall sa,ur-
ssy eyeriug.
Ms. Lucy Perkins. who has spent part
dta- y later ~ith her son George, 10 ex-
psessd home soon.
J.. II. and Charles n. Montgomery, OF
uncsn, we're IN town Saturday looking
sfs- their homestead farm.
Hi wii.on has purchased d ,e horse
Of irving Carter, OF Biuehiil; Eugene
1foss has also purchased one.
Percy 6iindle will hare employment at
DARK Hsreor during this summer, and
Harry Allee wiil be employed 1t the nh
hasehins station At East Oriand.
in. butchin. IL making some repairs
90 his soase. William Allen IL doing the
work. Il. ). Jones Is having his store
painted BY Willis Grindie. Highland
range eontemplates an enlargement of
it, ball
several transfers OF real estate have been
mace 10 'bis locality. George l.. Leach
aas parehssed the Alice Leach place, Alice
I<seh has purchased the cousins place,
usosge Cousins has purchased the Bert
eoasins place, and Herbert Lowell has
purchased the old Andrew Staples place.
But little farming has been done yet on
SCOUT Of the cold, wet weather Pota-
"es and veal have taken decided slump.
p''ees being the lowest for years, but the
"1msfs seem 10 move on in their usual
s'u'se with little growing about hard
umss' A lew still hold their last years
crop Of potatoes.
=, wesley Leach died May 10. after long
Ausss which was attended with much
ssas'ins Through it all he was patient
-aa accomplishing. Besides . wife and
.4s enud. he leaves father and mother,
80 brothers and Two sisters. Though
'osen IN health for years, be did what
you'd to make lite comfortable for
s dependent on him, and was kind
!. ~ accommodating to those With whom
vas In daily contact.
Aayi7. n.
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EST sEDGwIcK.

Fulton Gray has torn his old barn down.
Arbor day was observed in the schools
Friday afternoon.
William Benson is home from New
York. after being absent nearly TWO years.
James Gray, wife and children spent
Sunday with Mrs. Gray's parents, James
Is. Gray and vile.
Walter Clement came from Ellsworth III
an automobile TO spent Saturday ana
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Jane Emerson has returned home
from New York and Massachusetts, wnere
she has spent the winter with her chill
dren. and is nov visiting Laura Howard.
NAV IL. a.
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UYHEREAs. Franz McMullin. Francis N.

VXyHEREAS, Frank McMullin, Francis Nc
w Mullin and Mary e. McMullin. wife
of said Francis. all OF fremont, Hancock
county, State OF Maine, by their mortgage
deed. dated May 1. 1908. and recorded in the
Hancock county registry Of deeds, book 3e2.
page 49, conveyed to WillislDoliver, and the
said Willis Deliver by his assignment Of
mortgage, dated April ., 1915. and
recorded in Hancock county registry OF
Deeds book 5lt. page ~, conveyed to me, the
undersigned. certain lot or parcel OF land
situated on the eastern side of Bass Harbor,
in said fremont, bounded and described -
follows, to witt Beginning at the point Of
intersection OF p. w. Richardson's northern
line with the western line OF the highway
leading to said Richardson's store. thence
running N 80 l2o w. seven "a rods and
links to hiehwater mark; thence N. 81 lao w.
to low water; thence following low water line
northerly to W. z. Richardson's line; thence
by the last named line eastwardly to the
western line OF said highway; thence follow
ing the western line Of the highway south
erly to the place of beginning, containing one
acre more or less; meaning and intending
hereby to convey all Of our shore premises
lying westerly Of the aforesaid highway and
between the lines OF p. W. Richardson's land
and land OF W. z. Richardson extending to
the sea; together with the buildings and i'm.
prove ments and wharf thereon; and whereas
the condition OF said mortgage has been
broken, now, therefore, by reason OF the
breach Of the condit on thereof, claim
foreclosure OF said mortgage.
Bar Harbor. Me-, May 10, 1915.
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savs nne program Sunday, directed BY
their teacher, Lsnors Bunker.
May 10. n

ssW nne program Sunday, directed By
their teacher, Lsnora Bunker.
May 10. n.
William Fsrnald has returned from .
visit to East Franklin.
The new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Miner,
preached Sunday afternoon.
Howard Bunker and wife, Of East Sulli-
van, spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives here.
diriand Newman, OF Swans Island, ar
rived Saturday night, called here BY the
Illness Of his father.
Isaiah Newman ID seriously III. He suf-
fsred shock Friday, from which be has
not regained consciousness. The shock
was caused BY fall which be received
about week ago, and which did not
seem to bother him much ct the time.
Mr.. Newman came here from St. George,
N. B., year ego to live with his dsngh-
ter, Mrs. Pike. His friends are sorry for
his condition.
May II. n.
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Rheumatism in Joints
Pain Disappears and Swelling Van
ishes In a few days.


ishes In a few days.
That is what happens II you use
Rheuma, the wonderful remedy that q. A.
Parcher and all druggists sell on the
'smoney back, IL not cured" plan. There
is vast amount OF rheumatism in this
vicinity, and II you know any sufferer,
call his attention to this generous offes.
Rheuma is quicK-acting prescription.
You will know your rheumatism is lesv-
ing twenty. four hours after you take the
first dose. 1t dissplves the uric acid and
drives il from its lodging place.
Mrs. Alice A. Brown, Ithaca, N. T.,
writes: "For seven years suffered
greatly with rheumatism in my hip; at
night was scarcely able to sleep. One
bottle OF Rheuma cured me-"
That sounds miraculous, but Rheuma
does miraculous things. Fifty cents a
bottle.
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OTIS.

Men are fighting . forest fire in the
vicinity OF Dumb brook.
Roland Salisbury is guest OF his aunt,
Mira Charles Bunker, in Bangor, for few
days.
Rufus Webb returned home last Tues
dag from few days' visit with friends and
relatives in Bangor.
Arbor day was observed at the schools
in Instructive planting by the teachers
Margaret Grover and Martha Miliiken.
Automobile parties from Bar Harbor,
Ellsworth, Bangor and Eddington, who
came for days fishing at Warren's brook,
enjoyed picnic dinner at the farm.
Mrs. Daniel Young. who Is at present
living with her father, Frank Frost, OF
Marisyiile, returned Sunday after q
weeks visit with her husband at the
Young homestead.
May II. DAVE
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BRoOKsyILLE.

F.H. Billings Is having manssrd roof
put on his barn, and other extensive re-
pairs made.
Edwin Z. Sanborn and family, Of North
Bluehill, were the weekend guests Of
their parents, Alonxo Sanborn and wife.
Miss villa Saunders, who has been en-
'ployed at NJ. X. Limeburner's, was called
home recently by the illness Of her grand
mother, Mrs. J. H. Billings.
MAY 10, A.
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NEWS.
EAST FRANKLIN.

7. n. BIaisdsii was, in bangor Thurs
day.
Mrs. @. w. Madisoh entertained the
grange aid socisty Tuesday ~ last week.
James Robbins and family, Of Union
viile, Srs moving here to the home Of J. @.
Wentworth, where he 10 employed pseIing
pulp wood.
The dramatic club gave the play, "Out
in the 5trsetP ct East Sui;ivan Thursday
night. It was well patronized.
David A. Hooper lodge, r. and A. NJ,
will work the second and third degrees
nsxt Saturday evening, beginning ct 8
o'clock.
May Ia B.
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pains ~ mausm 10 . disease characterized by
Rb n. common forms Are. Acute Ana Chronic
Rhesns,ism, Rheumatic Headaches, sciatie
types nsam and Lambago. Ali Of these
sone sa ce helped absolutely by applying
times a 81 sioan's Eminent two or three
slant 10y 70 the affected part will giTe in
pain. ae ene,. sican's Imminent is good for
Is p~ns,..s specially Rheumatic Pain, because
-scsr,s.' me afflicted part and draws the pain.
Sc. bs,, Liniment Il all medicine" Oct .
ensrrsnrs how' Keep IL handy In case OF
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l ~.~.>~~s>~>~-r~>~-r.~ - -
10 al persons iuterssssd In either Of ~
estates hereinafter namodt
e, ~ ssrSsy Il ssG & &: y az
THE following MASTERS havins been pro-
sissr indicsssd ia ~ 4 . ssssby ssdsrsd rhss
notice thereof be given TO al persona in
tetssted. py cAusing copy 81 this order = p
kiIsworih American, nswspApsr pubiisksd
sppssr Il ! - probsts court 70 s. held Il Ems.
Ts r. re s' q u q q sss @ as' ss
forenoon. and be heard thereon Il they sss
Lorinds a. wood, late q Eden, in said
county, deceased. A certain Instrument pur-
aid dsceased. together with petition for pro-
land, the executor fhssein named. 8
Gilbert r. Candage, late 81 HluehilIs IN said
county, dece seed. a certain instrument pur--
said deceased, together With petition for pro-
bate thereof. presented by Edith y. Candags,
one Of the executors therein named.
~, deceased. A certain insfrumeut purport-
ing TO be the last will and testAmeD ut Of aid
deceased, tosether With petition for probate
George Mckay. late Of winter Harbor. in
said county dsGs.s .s certain GER, ,ps.sumsns
- IL - ~ ~ = --~Ssr~.. ~ /.
=, ~ 1890 ssx1 - ~ ~ " ~ ~.
'nS cxsclsfi1 snerSlH ns u 49,. .r.,.,
s.1ss.a r;rnt sSs 49,. ~ xxas~.St - rs.r.sy
vvce 1880 I'll. sha LIZ. sccS1ne ~
ESQ., W Insd.n ni is.s - ncnns T'...rt IN
- - ~. sS.S..Ss 49, -.
SAID county. deceased. First ana noai &C.
n'so LOT sestle wens -, r
w. IL. :, $500 - 4. a cn,r.v ascssssd
y, ~ 100 ~ ~ - - Uwx .Ss-s.
Firss account s,oa o. Charles q. WOOD adminis-
So. = i ~ ~ - 49, pora 4.
Ia n =. L. ssaa is'J 49, - III -
count 81 i.iiIisn II. Weston. sdministrstrix.
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-. . S s., W,.i nnrs.s ~
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n.pn = oonu"n' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aie1 ~ 80
ua. ~ n.,na,. -. - p.oor.v,,,. a..
"a annrt ~ dsns.sc s'e F 81 occcnns -
S..H . $780, sstn az ~ 80 y.
t nspn =. oonon' a1naanAssi Aieu ~ s9s-
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Sonn aspIsy' insc =. ~. ~ 49, -
~ ~. s...Apns a. dAcm.ssS e,sSsscr s.t.srs
= 80 - ~ - s 5000
A'n vu.,a 1~t.. - u<S..o, M.....hr
p. nv Ia n ~; s9d AL a..n,,n, ~ =
49, n -. WA IA r. pT.r pshsS y. -
-. aino a, = M ~ snx .. - 100 Ne"ouy'
..tts Tanss..S E;r.t MA ansi accouyt ~ n
Win"t " "A nd Nv Rnaman peshndv trus.
III Mnos az, !" ~. s .a,.1.,rart 1es'1s'
Francis NJ Weld, late Of Boston. Massachu-
setts deceased Final and supplement.
ary account Of G. Minot Weld and w.
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Stuart Conary Is out again, after q
months illness.
Mr.. Colony is ont again. Mrs. Colony
remains very poorly.
Mrs. Weston will arrive May Is to open
her cottage for the season.
Horace Duflse has employment with
Andrew Grindle ct Biuehiil.
Angie cAndage is home. after few days
with her sister at South Biuehili.
Mrs. Linwood Leighton, with little
daughter, OF North Sedgwick, IL visiting
her parents, Willard Leighton and wife.
May II. CRUMBS.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. she has been duly appointed adminis-
tratrix Of the estate OF
WILLARD L. STAPLES, late Of SWANS
ISLAND,
In the county OF Hancock. deceased. and
given bonds IS the law directs. All persons
ha ring demands against the estate OF said de-
ceased are desired to present the same for
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
quested to make payment Immediately.
EDITH Z. STAPLES.
May II. 1915.
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COUNTY NEWS.
pRooKLIN.

v.,,,v. Of Poxismouth. N. H.,
-. d town last week.
,,k j. staples, Of Lewiston, spent this
lend with his family.
~. Ruby Mcfarland. Of Portland, was
,oxu a few days last week.
~. Rachel Colo and Miss Edna Smith
- friends in Rockiand last week.
~. Lizzie Cole, who hes been in Bos-
- .,,cs January, came homs Saturday.
e,a,sv Allen was in town Friday to At
- the funeral Of his sister, Mrs. n. 3.
Zane.
un,,ill Goddard and family, Of New
- have arrived at their sumrner home
a Naskeag.
-. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Of Buckneid,
:. vi.l;inr their son Edward, who 10
,ripcipal OF the high school.
NJ Martha Cousins and Bion Cousins
- lie. who have spent the winter In
roeslsnd, came home Saturday.
Iosp +. Gray. OF sedgwick, has bought
=. q, the horses OF the late Henry
uoouer. b. o. Doilard has the other one.
Rev. Mr.. West leaves to-day for West
garland. VI, to move his household
80. here. Mrs. West and children will
scus later.
Rev. Mr.. West, the nov pastor 1t the
s.uti,, church, will deliver tbs memorial
,aars q, the Bsptist church sunday
evening. May 30.
Everett Kane, who was called here BY
a, death Of his mother, Mrs. h. y. Kane.
r.u,ned TO bis hons Ia Addison Satur-
Az. HIS son Henry sccom, anied him.
In. Hooper and ~iis, Of ssdgwick. are
!, Haven Tor the summer. Tho West End
dining room will BE- under their manage
Nut this season, "a In this past. Their
usny friends arc glad to welcome them
hck.
Mn. Henry =. Kane died at her home
Wednesday morning, after long illness.
srcs her return from the hospital she had
fs<sa falling rapidly, requiring ths at
,esdsnce Of "a trained nurse. In her ILL.,
,s she vas tcndcrly cared for by her
husband and daughter. Mrs. kane will
b greatly missed in this community,
usrre she had great many friends Be-
iuss she began to fail, abocttwoyears ago.
,ss vas faithful worker In the BAPTIST
sAareh, o, which she had been member
wsessl years, and also in the lsdics' mis-
sscn csrcis. OF which sha was = valued
rsmoxr A long ~ she Was able, her
pses IN he church and Sunday school
vas slwsys iilird. She Was always ready
10 help la financial way In every enter
Prise Of ,he town, ana never turned any
one away empty handed. Much sympa-
thy IL expgs ssed for tbs husband, dsugh-
ter aad son, also Tor the aged father. Eben
Alien, ~ho Is tho oldest man in town.
Sos leaves three sisters Mrs. Lois
Tan,er, Mrs. Il. iscils HIN and Mrs
atsphsn Mcfarland. and one brother
Rodney Alien, aud ave grandchildren At
Addison. Services we're held at the Baptist
eharch Friday afternoon. Rev. MIR. West
cme4aiag. Mrs. r. A. Smith and Mrs.
rs Smith, o, Sedgwick, sang two duets.
Tbs sorsl oferiags were many and beau
ti!ul, shoxiug tho love and respect OF her
rAny friends.
May II. UxE FEAME.
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NORTH LAMOrNE.

Caroline Linscott, who has been en-
ployed In Ellsworth, 10 home.
willard Young, who 10 employed 1t Bar
Harbor, spent the week END at home.
John Carter, Of U. Of NJ, visited his
mother, Mrs. Roland Carter, Sunday.
Roy Smith and wife have gone to Frank
lin, where Mr.. Smith has employment.
Robbie Norwood and family, OF South
west Harbor, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Norwood's father, q. H. Coggins.
0Lewis Smith, who 10 employed in Ban
gor, spent Sunday at home. He was ac-
compsnisd BY Miss s>dis strout, Of Ellis
worth.
May II. Y,
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

e. A. Carter recently lost valuable
COW.
Mrs. Ernest varney spent the weekend
at Seaville.
Herman Olson has gone to Ellsworth to
Join the yacht Gladiols.
Miss Marion Simpson has gone to hut-
land, Mass, where she has position. In
sanitarium.
Miss Frances johnson spent the week
end with her aunt, Mrs. e. A. Carter, at
North Brookiin.
May 10.
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SOUTH GouLDsBoRo.

- .amond Hooper is employed In Port
iss Pearl Collins. Of Calais. has re-
,smed work a. book keeper for the French
Mans Bay Packing Co.
- junior class OF the Sunday school
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
Il he has been daily appointed executor
Of the last will and testament of
GUY MULLAS. late Of HANCOCK.
in the county OF Hancock. deceased. no bonds
being required by the terms OF said will. All
persons having demands against the estate OF
said deceased are desired to pre- ent the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately.
EDMUND J. WALSH,
Ellsworth, Maine.
May 4, 1915.
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Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.
in the matter Of
Bankrupt,
To the Hon. Clarence Hale. Judge Of the Dis
trtct Of Maine.
DERTIE SIMMONS, Of yfnalhaven. In the
- county ri Knox, and state Of Maine.
In said dlstri6t, respectfully Representa-, that
ON the nth day Of October last past. hs
was duly sdiudesd bankrupt under the acts o.
Congress relating to bankruptcy; that be
has duly surrendered all his property and
rights o. property and has fully complied
with all the requirements Of said acts, and Of
the orders Of the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore he prass that he may be decresd
~. the court 10 have full discharge from al
debts provable against his ess Ate under
said bankruptcy acts, except such debts - are
cxcepted BY law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of March, .. q. 1915.
RnnT1n 6TMn0us.
Bankrupt.