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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-19
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW


Henry ma u Phone Wy
Mr.. and Mr.. e l.. Mage. of Ration,
are visitors m the city.
Dr. 7. l.. Martin of ruos, h. 70 visitor
here today,
Mr.. Otcro Warfen and Miss Nav
Bcfgcfc are visitors To-Day from their
home m santa tc
The Woman'- Christian Tcmporanc"
/ mon VIII meet on "wednesday f"n-
ruar, 23 with Mrs. Curd, lt-- West
,cutill lNcuu,
" II. Andrews. former delegate in
cungrrs. from Sew Mexico. viii return
tonight from a%shington. where he has
been for several months.
II. X. Mckee aud L.. n. i'r'l, rail
road OFFICIALS. are mere from her head
quarter. nj Las Vegas to-day attending
H. railroad business.
Special communication of Temple
Lodge NJ. q. \ /. 4 \. NJ, this even
ing ~ 800 for NWk IN the I. {. degree.
Visiting mrmhrr weicom"
The Ii ur. uI Tie Central Avenue
Methodist chuich viii serve nonndlN
dinners down Town during th' meet
ny of the ,attlomcn's convention
Tho location 1891 he announced later.
Colonel Thomas = iihir ot DhN-
SON. DBL net" iut q hrict business visit
l;obcrt 5 Davis president of th"
Mus Wholesale Grocery COM
paul of Muskogcc. okla I- here Tor
a short stay ou business.
The ludir.' Ad society of the First
Baptist church NIll give q Washington
Birthday .unial tuesday evening the
twenty second. IN the church p%afiors.
Fine program. Colonial costume. r."
f~rcshmcuis. pIi,, l5c.
Juan u. Fernandez. formerly u cap
tain i0 III, Mexican federal army, ~
n the ,it'. lie hopes to ursauiz" a
branch of the club Mexico an "tsan'
.zat.ou designed 20 bring INT" clus'r
assu,iatinn the Mcx.cans in THIS 'uun-
ny.
Mcmb,rs e -. John's bihl" 'ihs'
VIII giso e. tea and musical M"'"d.
/ a%ftcraupu rom D tu u 'loch. ~ I've
home ol Bishop Howden 500 PARK
nN'uuo. Musical selections VII con
tinuo throuyhtut the afternoon ~
q %tVo-couIse luncheon MI 10" served
There VII be u special meeting GOV
/ Ttpl' Link H'nekah lodg" ~" ]" %
/ - -. e hall Monday evening tH
ruary -. for the ~trnnsac''pn ni th'
regular urdeH o! hu-il'r MI mem
hor. are requested to attend ~ ih'
president a. the aSsemhlf W'| moe
iWrh us uu am official Nisl''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
NOTICE or voREcL0sURx.

WHEREAS Reuben r. Larvsy. OF Mount
w Desert eeunty Of Hancock and state
eishteenth day Of Angus in the year Of car
Lord one thousand nine hundred and four,
and recorded IN the registry Of deeds fer Han.
John John Some ssos q M S..y
certain lots or parcels at land, situsted Al
Northeast Hsrbor, In said Nj. Desert, and
Commencing on the northeriy aide Of the
town road leading from the Union Church
70 the Golf Ground ~ an iron bolt msrkine
Lurvey; thence north q sxs, bal foiIouins
the westerly line Of the said Linda Lurvey IoS
one hundred sixty nine and eighttsnihs
east one hundred foasisea and nine trnshs
lliAg feet 70 an iron bolt on the southsrly
line OF lot Of land Of Kate Adams. thence
line Of said Adams lot thirty Ella b and seven
tenths tss-7l feet TO an iron bolt marking The
southvesterly corner Of said Adams lot and
south Is west by Land Of stephen snsiiidss
and land nov or formerly owned By CsndaSe
two hundred and ninety ave (xss) feet 70 3
road. thence easteriy BY the northeriy aide Of
said town road ninety six and hve-ssnth s % 81
Iees 70 point commenced 81 and containing
tin.it6l square feet more or less. Also anothsr
lot OF land bounded and described e follow:
Commencing 81 stone post on the southsrIy
Church to the Golf around' ON she uorth-
east corner Of . lot Of land decided By me 70
DAVID Sranscoms, thsnce north lso east one
hundred and hftssn and nvs-isaIhs fiiAS)
ieeS 70 stone post. ON itns Of land Lamson.
thence east by land Of hanson forty sieht
s11 fses 70 the .estsriy side Of . private way
seading nouheriy 70 the town road, thence
north ~ east b. the westerly sids OF said
private way stgst fsl rods to the said town
Icad. thence westerly By said town rosd
ninety sven 90 feet to .Potns Of beginning
containing eight thousand end nine IN "a ~
sna ninesy tgee) square feet and all the
buildings situated thereon.
And where. . aid John w. somss died On
ne shirteentA day q Mag. 1878, intsstate, and
ne uncsfsigned. JOAN A. 6onsa, was daily ep-
pcin;sd Administrator Of his essate: Az
shersas the anaer:igsed. the said John 4.
6oDe9 oetng The sole heir 70 the estate q NJ
John y. sonss. received from Joan A. somes.
sdminassrntos Of satd essass. an assienmsnt 81
said morigaGe. which aasignmens 4 dated
the tveifth day q June. one thousand nine
hendred and sixteen; and whereas he con-
onton o. sAtd mortgage has hoan hroken.
-. nerssoss, ~ reason Of ths breach 81
tAc eoadtttoa thereof, claim . foreeioeure n
40 80 morsoaes ana this notice Il sivsn tor
t1ss Pofeoee. Joan A. 6onw-
~ fs1nas 3 CaAsrnsa, his sttornsva
AesAs Dsssst Maine, Jsss u. isIs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
1ssal Notiera
STATE or MAINE.

HAscocE ss.-At . prooase court h.i. -.
Ellsworth. In and tor said eouuiy 81 Hsssa.ss -
on the sirth day OF Jane in ~ -
OF oar Lord one thousand nine hundr,A -
sixteen. ASa
A CERTAIN instrument purportInv - !.
"A copy OF the last ~lll and tss,ag.,.
OF -'4sn'
WILLIAM wURTs WHITE. late O, The ,,,,
and county OF PROVIDENCE, STATE 4,
RHODE ISLAND,
deceased. and Of the probate thereof In ,.s
Providence. daily authenticated, having 49,
presented % ihs iuasr Of probate Tor oar "a
eoansy Of Hancock for the purpose 81 80.
alloseci. Sled and recorded 10 the pyns.,s
cosrt OF 1us ssid consty o; Haaceek.
Ordered, that nStiee thereof be given In all
persons Interested therein, hy publ{shlpx 4
cory Of this order thrrs weeks saccrssIysis
Ia the Ellsworth American. = ueasuan.,
printed at Ellsworth. In said eoaHty Of Hsp.
cock. prior to the hsth day Of laiy a 4
1915, sast they may sppcar xis probate soar,
thea TO be held al Ellsworth. In and FOR az
county OF HANCOCK. at ten O'Clock In ths fors.
ao"n. and show cause. IL Any thsY nave.
agatnstthe same.
BERTRAND &. CLARK, Jaagf Of PROBATE.
trae copy
Asiess--E. e. cH.sx. Register,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

Party Faces Squarely Important
Issues of Coming Campaign.
The republican party. in its platform
adopted at the national convention IN
Chicago last week, placed itself on record
a. to its position on the important issues
bound to figure in the coming campaign.
Following IS brief summary OF some OF
the significant features OF the document:
The protection Of every American Citizen
at home and abroad, by land and by sea-
Pacific setilemen, Of international disputes
and establish meut of q world court for that
purpose.
Ak. in restoring order and maintaining
peace In Mexico. Adequate and absolute
protection to the lives, liberty and property
Of oar citizens in Mexico.
Approval Of Monroe doctrine ss essential to
achievement of manifest destiny.
Condemnation of democratic attempt to
abandon the Philippines
Efficient regular army with provision for
ample reserves.
Navy should be SO strong that no enemy
can effect landing in force on either coast
Policy OF tarir protection TO industries and
labor strongly favored; also the creation Of q
tariff commission.
oppose to government, ownership Of vessels
as proposed by democratic party. Favpr The
payment 10 ships engaged In foreign trade
liberal compensation for services in carrying
mails; also Legislation as will build up an
adequate merchant marine.
Favors legislation to plsee transportation
system under exclusive federal control
Favors vocational education, federal child
labor law. workmen's eompeusa ios Law snd
an accident compensation law covering all
government employees
Fayors extension of suffrage 70 women, but
recognizes the right Of each state to settle
this question for itself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14

Reports from all sections OF the
State show a decided trend in favor
OF the nomination of Col. Parkhurst
for governor. In Hancock county,
where Mr.. Parkhurst refrained from
making personal campaign while
the county had a candidate, his
strength is growing daily. Hancock
county owes much to Col. Parkhnrst
for his activity in past campaigns,
and is not likely to forget.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
NICOLlN.

Percy Flood, OF Bangor, spent Sunday
with friends here.
william Norwood, Of Bangor. IL visit
ing ct Frsncis McGown's.
Maud Prentiss, Of Dedham, is ct work
for Mrs.. Sophia Sargent.
David Dewitt and family, Of Bangor,
were here Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Maddocks and Vera Prem
tiss, of Newport, visited Mrs. Mary Mad
docks last week.
Childrsn's night will be observed at the
Nicolin grange hail saturday evening,
June II.
= The Eastern Manufacturing Co. has .
crew cutting pulpwood on the Lbbeus
Patten lot, nov owned BY Frank Sawyer,
and also on Fremont Maddocks' lot.
Schools closed June 8. Monday evening
the teacher, Misc Abigail Wingate, and
pupils gave ine entertainment Of music,
recitations and shadow pictures. Refresh
nents were served. The pupils who are
ready to enter high school are Bsrnics
6tarksy, Asenath Maddocks and Howard
Salisbury.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
New Investment CORPORATION.

certiHestes of organization have been died
with the secretary Of state from Boyer, Small
q Greenwood. Of Augusta. with . capital
stock OF $4,000. 10 do q general investme Z
business. dealing In stocks and bonds, etc.
The officers are: Henry q. Boyer. OF Port
land. president; Harold 5. small, Of Portland.
vice president; l. c. Greenwood, Of Augusta,
secretary. treasurer and manager.
Mr.. Greenwood is ~ell known in Augusta.
having tor the past three or four years. bee 4
dealing in bonds dependeDtiy. and has q
good clieuele all over the State-Adrf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
STATE or MAINE.

HAxsocx ss.--At . proba,. court held ii
Ells~e<th. In Aud for said county Of HaocoeR
on the stxth day Of June. In the year Of
onr Lord enc thousand nine hundred and
stxteen.
A CERTAIN Instrument parporiing 20 be
"A copy Of the las, viii and testament; Of
CHRISTINE KEAN GRIFFIN late OF the
city. county and state Of NEW YORK,
deceased. and OIL the probate thereof In SAID
county OF New York, duly authenticated.
having been presented TO the tadke Of proeais
for oar said county Of Hancock Tor the PAT
poss Of being allowed. aled and recorded II
the probate ccurt Of our said eoaniy OF Han
coek.
Ordered. That notice thereof be xive1 10
all persors interested therein, by pGhlisains
copy OF this order three weeks sreeessively
In the Ellsworth American. . newspaper
printed ~ Ellsworth. In said county OF Han
cock. prior 20 the dfth dAy OF Jay,
. d. 1873. thAt they may appear at proe.ie
court then 70 be bold 81 Ellsworth, in and tof
said comfy OF Hancock. At ten O'Clock IN ne
forenoon, and show cause. II any they have
against the sAme.
BERTRAND 4. CLARK. Judge Of Pross;e
Attest--E. T. CEASE. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
MARRIED..


kIbkiDGE-DOWNEX.
The marriage OF Miss Bernice Eldridge
and Edward NJ. Douney took place at
81. Joseph's Catholic church af 2po'ciock
this afternoon, Rev. 2. F. Flanagan on
eating.
The couple wss sstended.--bv Misc
Margaret Downey, sister of the groom,
Is maid OF honor. and Frank J. Dunieavy,
Is best man. The brides gown was OF
white embroidered net over messaiine.
She wore . white picture bat and carried
bouquet OF lilies-of-the-vaiIey. The
maid OF honor wore white orxandie, with
pink sash and hat faced with pink, s~nd
carried pink sweet peas. The wedding
march was played BY MISS Esizabeth
Doyle.
After the ceremony, an informal re-
csptian was giveni TO. the girls sewing
club, OF which the bride was a me m Der, at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John P. Elcridge. Relatives OF the bride,
from Out of town. present at theiweccing
we're Mrs. Edwin G. Aver and Mrs Charles
s. Brewster, OF Dexter.
After q short wedding trip by auto
mobile, Mr.. and Mrs. Downey will return
to Ellsworth where they viii make their
home for the present with the brides
parents. until the apart men,s in c. II.
Leiand's house on Pine street, which they
will occupy, are ready for them.
Both the bride and groom are among
Ellsworth's most popular young people,
and they have the best wishes OF their
many friends. The bride received many
handsome presents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
Hughes and Fairbanks.

Charles E. Hughes, former gov
ernor of New York, and associate
justice OF the United supreme court,
il the republican nominee for Presi-
dent, and Charles W. Fairbanks, of
Indiana, vice-president with Roose-
welt in 1904, will again occupy the
second place on the ticket.
Col Roosevelt, nominated by the
progressives for President, has paved
the way for peace by a straightfor-
ward letter, declining to accept until
the attitude OF Mr.. Hughes on the
vital questions OF the day 10 known.
He suggests that his conditional re-
fusal to run be placed In the hands OF
the progressive national COMMITTEES.
s'If Mr.. Hughes statements, when
he makes them, shall satisfy the COM
mittee that 1t Ia for the interest OF the
country tina. he be elected, they can
act accordingly and treat my refusal
~ definitely accepted"
And Mr.. Hughes has spoken. An
nouncement OF his nomination was
Immediately followed by his resigna-
tion from the bench of the United
States supreme court, and he then
telegraphed to the republican national
convention an acceptance Of the
nomination, with statement of his
poaition which seems to answer all
the questions asked during the past
few weeks ~ to his attitude on the
vital issues Of the campaign. He
fully endorses the platform adopted
by the convention.
His statement in full we publish
elsewhere. 1t meets equally the de-
mands Of the republicans and Of the
progressives - expressed In their
platforms. which are almost parallel,
and insures united republican party
In the coming campaign
Unless all political signs fail,
Hughes and Fairbanks viii sweep the
country nsxt November.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
How's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot DO cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
~. CHENEY 3 CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have Known r. J.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
trausactio ) and Anancially able to carry
out any obligations made by his hrn.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
HAlI's Catarfh Cure 10 taken inter nally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Testimonials sent
free. Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold By all
4sIs HAIRS Panty Pills for eo.stsipaiea
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14

HAScccx ss.-At n probate court held Al,
Ellsworth. in And for said county OF Haaroes
Or thr stxsh cay of Jaae. Ia the year a
our Lord one thousand nine hundred ans
sixteen.
a CERTAIN Instrument pnEporttns 10 be
"A copy az the last will snd testament q,
ELizABETa p. SIMMONS late Of the city
Of NEW YORK. eoauty 81 NEW YORK.
and state Of NEW YORK.
deceased. and Of the probate thsrrft To saia
city % New York. counsy OF Se~ Yofk aaa
state OF New York. daily suthsn icagsd has.
tnr been presented TO The judge Of probate
for oar sAsd county OF Hancock Tor the pat.
pose Of being allowed. hied asd recorded Ia
the probate court cf oGr said eoangy Of Has-
cock.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to all
persons tnisfested therein. by pnblishitg a
copy OF this order three week sacressively 10
the Ellsworth American. y Newspaper printed
at Ellsworth. In said county OF Hsneook, prior
TO the 9th day Of Ialy. a a. 1915. iaG
they may appear al q probate court thea to be
held 1t Ellsworth. In aud for. said County Of
HAncock. Al ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon. and
show cause. II any they have, szains, the
same
BERTRAND r. CLARK. lodge Of Probate.
A true copy OF she original.
Att<st;--E- Il. erase, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
COUNTY GOSSIP.

A Bar Harbor correspondent Ct the Ban
COR Nevs tells OF IN absentminded Bar
Harbor merchant, who bad always used
hcrses in his business until his recent
purchase Of sn auto truck. One day re-
Gently be drove his new truck to the ex-
press ONCE and left ii standing at the
curb. After completing bis business, be
came and looked about for his team He
thought some one had taken il for joke,
and finally walked to his store and to his
stable. Then it dawned upon him that
he was using an automobile instead OF
horse. He went back to the express office
and found the car vs. here he had left it..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
s,xty-Fif,h Wedding Anniversary

SIxty-t1ttn NeuuinS hHutNcFSAEy.
Last Thursday Des. and Mrs. Isaac Jor-
dan celebrated their sixtyfitth wedding
anniversary. an unusual event. II II were
not for rheumatism, the deacon would
be quite smart, while Mrs. Jordan is busy
about the house rs usual. The day passed
quietly for them, and in the afternoon
they had = visit from Rev. p. A. A. Killsm
and family, the whole company sitting
down to bountifnl dinner prepared by
the daughter Mrs. Mary Jordan Leighton
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan are among the
oldest residents in aBeechland", and are
heid in high regard by their height ors,
and friends away as we'll All are glad
that they have been spared TO each other
through so many years. The following
lines were read at the gathering:
OF wedding days Just sixty Ave Ia the score
We marx to-day
As ve greet our friends. united long in the
march on Times highway.
The backward look seems long
But the upward look is strong;
All praise TO Him who giveth grace and
bringeth 10 eyensong.
To share life's cup together throughout these
iengthening years,
Not many mortaIs may ehioy, for the breaks
come and the tears
But through storm and shine,
with . courage 6ne,
They have come, and our hearts are glad, IS
together with them we dine
They have spent their years - tale that is
told. bat who could tell the tale
OF all that entered into their lives, fear my
pen would fail.
OF the duties done,
And the race they have run.
With the hope that 10 theirs - together they
face the setting sun.
Well. this il . day Of days TO each, - in bonds
that win endure.
They share Affections truest love. hsllowed.
serene and sure.
Nay toll and earthly strife
BE Joined In endless life.
God bless them both and fold them safe, the
deacon and his wife.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
Automobile Road Book.

Automobile Road book
The Maine Automobile Road Book for
1913 has just bssn issued for it NTH year
BY the Maine Automobile association.
This years. book contains 400 pages,
making 1t much larger volume than the
1915 edition. Il has about 220 routes,
covering all Of Maine, the greater part Of
New Hampshire, most Of Massachusetts,,
- well o. New Brunswick and Quebec.
A new feature Of this year il the through
route between New York city, south
wastsrn New England and Maine. These
NE given in both directions. This years.
volume has about one-third more routes
than any previous edition, and in addition
contains the famous Pine Tree tour, now
followed annually BY hundreds Of tourists.
A large number Of one-wsy routes OF 1915
are this year given in both directions.
A new and decidedly valuable festure
this year is series Of fourteen city and
town street maps, showing the principal
entrances and exits. Another new feature
10 . greatly enlarged general road map
allowing all Of the automobile roads in
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14

The House Saturday passed Repre-
sentative Guernsey's bill TO provide
additional United States district court
facilities for eastern Maine. This
will include permanent Office for the
marshal and the clerk at Bangor.
The bill now goes to the Senate and
will undoubtedly become law this
session.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
Afgz: Ns:.rn

In the District Court Of the United states for
the Hancock District Of Maine.
Ja ~ nc g T He1 @ 4. ss.l-~,sey.
Bsnkrrpt. No. 1I.76S
To tbs creditors OF John O. Howard, Of Dsd.
ham. In the county cf Hancock and Dis
trict aforesaid, . bankrupt;
NOTICB II hereby etven that on The nh
IN dap Of January q a. lois, she nd
yoha G: Howard vas. daily sdi1Ass6 :
creditors VIII be held q ny oGce. Eiisvcrfh.
Maine, on the md day o. June. 9. d. INA. q
nfns o'elock In the foSsnoou. q which time the
satd creditors may attend. provo their claims,
tRanaAet sueh cher business = nay nroperiv
come before said meeting.
WILllAn =. WurfIne.
nferse IN Banksupt6y.
nlisworth. Me-. Juns q iSl6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14

The national House Thursday passed
the dogfish bill. This legislation has
been urged by all members of the
Maine delegation. The bill, now GER
tain to become law shortly, carries
an appropriation of 81, 900 for inves-
tigation by the bureau Of fisheries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14

THE subscriber hereby gives notice .e a.,
i be has been duly appointed exeea'~
Of the last will and testament Of
HORACE r. WESTON, late Of WiSiHN
HARBOR, :.
n tha county At Hanoock. deceased. ~
given bonds = Az Law directs. All pers29n.. ~.
having demands against the estate OF saio a. ~,
csAsed are desired 70 present the same -, ~.
setslsnsst. and ell indsbssd thereto are
quest1d . mnke pNyUert imnsdistsIy.
Jans n, tote. FnAnK y. Wss'''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14

~EOUGH on RATS" sads RATS. NICE.
Rur.. Die outdoor. Unbeatable Extermi-
nafor. Used World Over by y. q. Govt too
Eoenesny sine 16c. or Isc- Drug And Country
stores Rsfuse sub.situtes- xnkG Comic
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14

To Ali persons interested In either OF the ss-
tAtss hereinafter named:
Al . probate court held ~ Ellsworth. IN ADD
for the coanty Of Hancock. on the ,htrtsents
day Of Juns, being an adjourned ,es,
sion OF the jane, . d. 1915, term OF 'Aia
court.
1SHE following matter having been pre-
l. sented for ths action therenpon herein.
af.ef indicated. IL 10 hereby ordered; InAs
Lotice thereof BE- given 70 al persons inte'.
estsd. b. causing copy OF this order % =
Published three weeks successiveiy IN tns
Ellsworth American, . Newspaper puoishea
~ Ellsworth. In said county, ihs, they NAY
appear ~ probate court to be held 81 BIS
worth In said county. on the ana ay
OF July, - d. 1915, ct ten OF the eioek ~
the forenoon. and be beard thereon u they see
cAass-
o. Calvin Hsvey, late Of Frankiin, In .Aia
county. deceased. A certain instrument ~ =,
porting 70 be the last will and Testament o.
said deceased. together with petition for pro,
bate thereof and tor the appointment ~
the executrix without giving bonds Pie
eented By Lucy Is. Havsy. the ezecutrin 'hei''
in named.
BERTRAND y. CLARK, Judge OF said Court
true copy Of the original. ,
Attest:-E. Z. CHASE. hesi1eh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA, 1915.

Frank A. Peabody, OF Houlton,
member OF the Maine highway COM
mission, has been nominated by
Gov. Curtis to succeed himself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
ass1tissmsHts.
Notice of Sale

Pursuant to license duly granted by the
Judge of the Probate Court in and for the County
of Hancock | WILL at the store formerly occupied
by the late Fred b. Aiken. on State Street in Ellis
worth. Maine, sell at public sale to the highest
bidder on Saturday. June "a 1916at two O'Clock
in the afternoon all the stock in trade goods and
chaftels consisting principally of stoves. crockery
hardware. and fixtures shown by inventory of
said Estate, and being in said store and owned by
the said Aiken at the time of his decease
T. +. MAHoNEY
Administrator c. I. A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-14
en- Neal Institutes
W in Principal Cities
Drink or Drug Users

\ The "Nsal Way" only takes DAYS
whore the ''old Way" takes weeks. Ask
for conndsntial information or try it, 1t
our expsase n not sasisfisd, as home OF
ct the Neal Instituts. .l47 Pleasant Ave-,
Portland, Maine.
NEAL THREE DAY Treatment