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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
NICOLlN.

Mildred York, Of Hampden. 10 with her
aunt, Mrs Sidney Moore, for the summer.
Mn. sidney Moore and son Donald and
Mildred York spent the Weekend with
friends At lakewood.
MIRA willard Phillips wns called to Bos-
ton, by the serious iiiness Of hsr son, Ber-
nard Small, who Is in the hospital.
Mrs. Margaret McGiaufiin. Of Water
town, Mass., was called here last week BY
the death OF her brother, James Pattsn.
Hassl McGown, who has been teaching
in Charleston, Evelyn Dewitt. in East
Exeter. and 0ri Msddocks, in Fort Kent.
are home for the summer.
Funeral services Of James D. Patten we're
held in the church Wednesday, Rev. T. 8.
Rose, OF Ellsworth, officiating. Mr..
Patten died In Bangor June II. OF
heart trouble, caused By hardening
Of tbs arteries, . disease of long stand
ing. He was two ysars and ten
months in the hospital. His ags was
seventy three years, ten months and
seven days. He hsd been . resident of
this paaes many yeafs and had many
friends. Besides his widow and family,
he leaves two brothsrs- George william,
OF this place; Lbbsus, OF Ellsworth FaIis,
and . sister, Mrs. Margaret AcClaufiin, OF
WATERFOWL, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

The American consul .. St. Johns,
Newfoundland, paints . rosy prospect
for the fish industry In Newfoundland.
One nrm alone 10 getting ready to put
on the New York market no less than
10000 barrels OF 6cotch-curec herring
Fiah- trading firms have recently
bought i've good schooners formerly
owned by American hsh Arms. Be-
cause fsh are now being received free
OF duty from Nova Scotia and New
foundland, where lower wages and
lower operating expenses permit =
sale At less than the American fshcr-
man can afford to take, the Canadian
has taken . considerable portion OF
our market from the American 6sher-
men. And the American consumer
does not bay his nsh At even traction
Of . cent LEES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
COUNTY GOSSIP.

MIR 5cssH Jaaeo Asssor. wso wss rsscze1
il s5s TESasae { ssssssr IN ~sscz bar E1s-
taz6 persisted. ~SG De married Al ses
eea1atry sere NJ Ear Ezrocs. to- zan'r-
-sw, 10 SEziz@ * Dsrx. a wexasey
szzsr rsSser ef Brooklyn By esDtrsrtasx
ssss zss--zxxs Mrs Aszoy ss4arazissss TIE
tzzcozse ca trzss fc51 81 ES.aG. Dr.
q2eztss1 20 ssr By Caacc<I Aston IN efs
viii -fsr 80 Aoag css3ax ber nssarsi iEss ss
se@ sssGl renaztn zy ~sccw~. EDesr tns
fsrzss ~ CaAonss Asrorss viii tass Eascey
viii revert 20 g-iac>ni Asfos .sis son tF sAs
s-sx EnsrraxT.. sauiiariy tee Assos Fafss
sT%1se tg.n soGs~ AID Ess costsnss ra4
s~csass yEScs1f Asfors paop~rtg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

Halbert p. Gardner, Maine mem
Der OF the national progressive COM
mitsee, In . message from New York
advising the withdrawal of the pro-
sressive State ticket, declared his
purpose 10 support Hughes and Fair-
banks. Mr.. Gardner says that while
he regrets the fact that the republi-
cans did not nominate Col. Roosevelt,
he feels that the issue OF Amcri-
canaan 10 fully met BY the republican
platform and tbs statement OF Mr..
Hughes, and that this 10 NOT the time
to continue the contest for the pro-
gressive patty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

A pretty June wedding took place at the
home Of Mrs. Edward Mills Monday,
June II, when her daughfsr, Miss Minnie
Gertrude Townsend, wss married to
Charles Minnigerode, OF Baltimore.
The rooms were prettily decorated in
green and white, with bouquets d cut
flowers. The corner Of the parioT where
the ceremony was performed was banked
with evergreen and white lilacs. Miss N i.
A. Clark, Of Ellsworth, had charge of the
decorations. The bridal party entered
the psrlor to the accompaniment Of Men,
deIssohn's wedding march, played by
Higgins orchestra, OF Ellsworth.
Rev. z. g. Gahan performed the csrs-
mony. The brides gown was OF white
georgstts crepe trimmed In tailsts and
pearls, and she carried bouquet OF BRIDE
roses and lilies of the valley.
After the ceremony . reception vas
held. Charles n. Leland, OF Ellsworth,
was caterer.
About O'Clock the bridal party de-
parted In an sutomobiis for Ellsworth,
where thsy took the train for Trenton,
N. J. Altar brief stay thsrs they will
70 70 Baltimore, wbers they viii reside.
The many beautiful and costly gifts which
Mr.. and Mrn. Miunigsrods rscsivsd, show
the high esteem in which thsy are bald.
Ths bride remembered tbs school children
with bags OF candy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

ELlzwoxrH. Me-, jane n. 1915


ELizwoK-H. Ma. Jane n. 1915.
To tks Editor Of Tse Amevtcan.
May | be permitted through the col
rrnns OF TEE AMERICAN to express s4n-
c~rs and grateful thank. TO the repabli-
cans - DO 50 kinciy Supported me through
oct Hancock oounty In tho primaries on
Monday for my nouzi nation ~ register Of
probate.
wish especially to thank my friends
q no have done 20 mach for me in aiding
kind words in my behalf.
lam irdsed grateful TO tee r<pe hsicxnx
OF tns ecuniy Tor The generous and Asr-
morious spirit In which my nomlnation
has been received. Thss spirit fesds NE
10 believe tbs; unity exists sishin the
party Is never before. thoroughly be-
liere that under these bonds OF unity and
harmony cur Efforts will be psodre-
tive OF 9 50 os,antial victory in September
wish to congratulate ny worthy OPP
ponent for bis splendsd campaign, and
also his followers, whom ! have met in
such . friendly and courteous rivalry.
Before long II will b. my pleasing duty to
again canvas Hancock county, not merely
in my own behalf but in support Of the
entire repubiican ticket, the many candi-
dates upon which, in my opinion, nov
form . single unit to be worked for,
namely, psblicsn success.
Yoars very truly,
RoY c. HAIxRs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

The seriousness Of the Mexican
situation resulted 10 cali by rreei-
dent Wilson. issued Sunday. for the
mobllixing OF the militia Of every
state for service on the Mexican Dor
der. This calia 70 arms about $4,000
men Secretary OF War Baker, In q
statement on the Presidents call,
says: This cali for militia 10 wholly
unrelated to Gen. Pershing's expedi-
ton and con.emplzses no additional
entry into Mexico except ~ may be
necessary 10 pursue bandits who at
tempt outrages on American soil"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

The country 10 on the verge Of q
strike which, II long continued, viii
paraiyze industries the country over,
and be felt In every branch OF bust
ness. More than 800 900 nnion and
NON union railroad workers OF
America will vote within month on
the advisability Of calling . general
strike to enforce their demands for an
eight hour day and time and a-haif
for overtime, - q result of the failure
by the representatives Of the railroad
and the men TO reach . settlement
after conference lasting two weeks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

Forget IL. The primaries are over,
the vessrs have named tnsir c2rdi-
dates for Office Az lSevitabAe in
these szhss within tie party, In the
heat o, the campaign Old political
frsencs fourt themselves. opposed to
each other, znc wnise the contests
we're pretty generally tcughs ors in
friendly zsd clean manner, some sore
spots are ssound 10 have been caused.
Forget it. Your party has expressed
its will a. TO its fan ticket Get to-
geths9 nos for . rouslng republican
victory In September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

Mrs. J. L. Salisbury, with her father,
Samuel Frost, visited IN Bangor last week.
Y. l. Grover attended tbs funeral Of his
brother. George Warren Grover, u Am
herst, Sunday.
George W. Black. IT,, OF Bangor, wss
called here Thursdsy BY the critical ILL.,
ness Of his tat her. He vas Obliged TO re-
turn bome Thursday.
Harris Turner, Of waiihsm, has bought
OF Martin Salisbury, Of Ellsworth Pslls,
two lots OF land. on which be will bald Q
house near Beech Hill lake.
George n. Black, soldier OF the Civil
war. and nighiy-respected citizen, died
Sunday, after only few days illness
following . SHOCK. He ieaves one dauTh-
ter, Mrs- Arden Young. with whom be
hsd happily nasds his home several yesrs,
and who dsvotediy cared for him; also
one son, George II. Black, IT,, of Bangor.
June 10. DAvIs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21


Isis Sos in Augusta
Senator Edwin c. BSrseagh died late
rrs1sy evening 81 the hcre Of MS sou,
Le~5s A. Burs~sxh. 10 Augusta AFTER BE-;
q se~ hosrs' iiIne@s, Of sesfs iadix~*sion.
senssas Barssixh bad NOT been in good
ss&sts the past fe. PEARS and the sh ,eS
Of his ~ise's death cniy . fs~ useks ago,
tod severely upoa aim
E1wsn Chick Eariesxs -as born at
Lannsus. Aro.ox;ocx county. So~ e. iss3,
the SOS Of Hcn Parker Prescott Bsrsssxh
and Caroline Peabody fCalek) Burleign.
He was s1scstsd in she esnmoa schools
and Houltnn academy, and later taught
school and wss land surseyor.
He married June y. 1853. Mary J.
Babey. He enlisted in tbs cavalry, bot
illness prevented bis passing the medical
examination He .erved ia tne cfsce Of
s6,ztant general. clerk in The sists land
cfsc@, 1870 o. state land agent, 1855
From fsTs 10 1878 be was assistant clerk
In the Maine Hooss OF Representatives
and wss clerk 10 the osios Of State tr~as-
urer. lsse-s. and State treasurer 1855.
He was governor of Maine two terms, 1885,
n
In 1897. on The Death Of Conzressman
Seth L Miiiiken be wss elected member
OF Congress from the third district. and
vss reelected until The democrstie land
slide in 1910. He ~as elected United States
senator by the legislature is13 He vas
chairman OF the Maine delegation to the
repubiicsn convention 1885.
Senator Bartslgh b survived ey CHS coo.
Lawns A. Burtsixh. and four daughters.
Mfs- Robert J. Martin. Mrs. Joseph VIII
hanson, Mrs. Byron Boyd and Mrs. q. H.
Stubbs, all Of Augusta.
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To all persons Interested In either g, tie 60.
sstss hereinaftef named;
Al probate court held 81 EiiswcFtb, IA Ane
for shs eeaaty Of Hsneoek. on the ;~satlsis
Of the Jane = d. 1913 sera Of ssis ooar''
THE sclicvins matters aXsins bees pre-
u, :ss;sd for sss ses.sa sss,sss. s'i rs.,
notice thsrecf be xtvsn 10 AL persogs lrlsi.
est<d. ~ easstngs copy OF tails otaef q os
gabifsAeA three seshs saecs@iss.y y tas
~ Ellsworth. In said ooassy. thai iasy m,y
appear ~ . probate court 70 be bed 81 hlis
worth IN said county. on the tley~nth esy
soos. ana BE- heard thereon Il shsy Sc esas.s;;
Ans T. Fennelly q 81. iss< Of kter ~ sA.s
county. deceaaed- Petition tlse ~ Fillss
Fraae.s nSrrtses. Asst z Morris Ia,
dtan Of william Fsnssiiy Merrtson asa tltss'
J Mosrtsoa. and Charles n. WOOD s. s.tss
for tic<nse TO mostgAge certain real estate ~
described In said petisien-
Horace jayne. late Of Philadsighis' Fs 20.
sylvAntA- deceased Petition Sled ~ fae
Pe.nsyivAnia Company for Inssrsaes, o.
Li.es snd Granting Annaities teofPefsa.2sa..
and Henry Ia Barre Jayne. rrsytns laAl vac
Ias,s 10 u. isss sili and te.isssn. AID
eodicii thereto Of said deceased, BE- eoHHfne'
~ sAfd court
BERTRAND u. CLARK. Judge Of said Court
true copy Of the original -..,.,
Attest:-E- B cHasE. Hesl..- E
THE % bscribef, James sails. OF MILFORD. "
i tbs state Of massachusetts, hereby gives
noltse that be has been duly aPpointso CIV
eaior Of the last will and testament OF
MARTHA SAILS. late Of BCcksPoht
In the county o. Hancock. State OF Mace,
deee<ssd. no bonds being required oy tne -
OF said Will; and that be has appointed is 49,.
oore H. Smith. OF Baeksport. his duly Aslhos
ised agent In the STATE OF Maine AZ pe,IsSss ~.
having demands against the estate OF $40 So -,
ceAsed are destred 10 presen; tae sAne ~,
settlement. and all indebted thereto sfs 'e
qasssed 10 make payment immsdiAteiy;
Jupe u, 1875. JAMS SAILS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

vere shs so.EncsxA0n stcnes u sn -
nsseaz ssns<~s, sn1 q sas zdzErx<zcz
ShkeA wss has-
In NO ssr3zoe of Masne b hs Esorx
skncerxsy ns1@rn~d~ In % sscxScz sces
ass DEATH srsnx Iaso zoss hozes TIE
seass os . perso@ai hosss tazsn 10 ss
oas shsrd 6sssrsc&-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

TIE rspSdIsg WITH wEseA tie ranks
Of ths Grsnd Army Of the EspGbAe
are shrinking is trozg5t so1se By The
reports al the annual enczmpz8snis
whsca saow tsas since 1860. snlg ssx-
teen years ago, the Number n G. A.
z. men liz Maine has b@en redSced
from something oves 800 TO zs5s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
aAgtaviLLg.

Geo. ". Black. oas o. Narratives
sorored citir~ss, cied .. Usis sEnasy.
He bad 5een resident Of shis to~n rsny
yssrs-
Evangelist A A Walsh il doing good
vork here. The quarterly eor'srvscs ~ss
bed sers last wesk, and IN spsse 81 the
rain ~ss well attended
Iune IL r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
Death Of senator Burleish.

Death Of senator Burleigh.
The people Of Maine mourn the
death Of great public servant. Few
men high in public life have retained,
through their successive steps up
ward, the close touch with their con-
stitusnts held by Senator BufieSgh.
His inherent democracy, his ability
q an organiser and - m executive,
his untiring and un6inching devotion
70 Maine and to the people OF Maine,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
WEDNESDAY, JUNE n, 1918.

wflaon ard Marshall will again h@
the standard bearers fog THE demo
Gratis IL he presidential csEpz1gn-
TIE nominations we're uzs1s by at
e1araa.Son AZ sas democratic n&zScnal
convention IL 81. LtoaAs lzss Thzrsdsy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
sEAWALL.

School closed Friday, after . sscessful
term taught BY Miss Agnes Ward.
Mn. Grace Lurvey, OF Rockland, 10
Visiting her parents, Amos Doliiver and
wife.
Miss TheIms DoIliver Is visiting ct
Gresnviiis, orrington, Bangor and vi
cinity.
Miss Addie Brown has been Obliged to
Close her school ct Tremont on account
Of III health.
Mn. Sadie LACount has returned to her
home In West fremont, her sister, Fannie
.. oors accompanying her.
June 1ss T. 3. d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
Wiss prseautien.

Good night. links. What are you
stuning all that raw COTTON into your
ears forr'
well. ] was told not to stay out
late and ! believe IN preparedneas."--
Baltimore American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

~HOU0n on kATs" ~nsss. kAEs, NICE.
n... nss outdocr. Undesirable Externi-
nSier. used world Over By y. D. Govt too.
1eraaws aise ~. or 10. Drug and Country
0toFss. Refuse subetttutee- IKE. Comic
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

Itching, torturins skin sruptioss disasurs.
annoy, Afive one via. Doan's Ointnent Il
prafsed Tor ~ gosd work. - ~ al drug
stores.-Adst.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-30

boys report an abundance of rain and
hail but no sunshine. They managed
to catch about one hundred and sew
enty-five trout.
Joe and Fred Wilson were business
men in Twin Falls last week. Fred
Wilson has RECENTLY returned from
the North Side, near Eden, where he
has been looking after a farm.
N. Trapper, wife and boys, were in
Twin Falls Saturday, trading.
Fred Hills, also his mother, brother
Gordon and sister Annie, from across
Rock creek, were guests at the F. T.
Brown home last week. Miss Annie
recently graduated from the Twin
Falls high school.
The roof has been added to the
sugar factory during the last week,
making quite an imposing looking
building.
The recent rains have left show
of smiles on the faces of our farmers
and the smiles are of the kind that
won't come Off"
Percy Walshaw and wife entertain
ed number of their friends last Sun
day to a dinner at the Rogerson in
Twin Falls. Those present were d. F.
Clark and family, c. A. Baker and
bride and Marion Brown and Percy
Walshaw, with their little daughter.
What might very easily have proven
serious accident occurred to the Bak-
er car, as the party were turning into
the stand way for the cars in Twin
Falls. Mr.. Baker turned, just as
car with an unknown driver, came
down the street. The car failed to
stop and so collided, but as both
acrs were running at slow rate OF
speed no damage was done except to
brighten the occupants.
f. r. Brown was busy man one
evening last week doctoring bloated
cattle nearly all night, and three oil
the animals required sticking.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-30
Clark Net0S
Tines Special Correspondence.

R. R. Walshaw, the head dyer of
the Knight Wooden mills Of Provo,
Utah, has been visiting with his wife,
children and friends here since Satur-
day. Mr.. Walshaw has been employed
by the mills of Provo for the past six
months and the firm is highly pleased
with the success of their efforts in Sc
curing SO competent a gentleman. Mr..
Walshaw upon being interviewed in
regard to the dye situation said:
"Since the war began, the American
man has been properly up against it
on account of the dye situation, but
after some months, at great expense
and much experimenting we can now
manufacture dyes in this country
which are the equal, if not the same
colors imported from Germany The
Knight Wooden Mills company have
placed contracts for 1917 which will
more than cover their requirements.
Submitted colors have been subjected
to the vigorous tests, and the results
have been amazing. OF course we
know it will take time to dispell the
erroneous idea that this country can
not produce dye wares, but time will
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-30
Filler Items
(FrOm The Filler JournaI.)

Last night the grand president of
the order of Rebekahs from Couer
d'Alene, and the grand secretary, Miss
Crosson of Boise, accompanied by
team of thirty-two members from
Twin Falls, came to Filler and organ
lied the order There were nine old
members and eleven new members
taken in. The following officers we're
elected N. G., Mrs. Wilcox; V. IT,,
Mrs. E. B. Ripley; R. s., Mrs. E. H.
Harding; F. s., Mrs. VIM. Walters;
treasurer, Mrs. F. c. Ripley. After
the initiation the visiting lodge adj
journed to the Pharmacy parlors
where a fine lunch was spread.
The teachers of the Filler schools
are already scattered Miss Roof has
left for her home in Michigan in COM
pany with Nina Nelson, who goes to
South Dakota. Lorena Case preceded
them a couple Of days on her way to
Illinois, while Ethel Case has gone to
her home in Great Falls, Montana.
The Bolger girls are at home near
Twin Falls, Miss Yeck has left for
Nampa, and Prof Brownlee will leave
for New Mexico after spending a
week in Twin Falls. Miss Pond, Mrs.
Patton and Supt Bracken will spend
the summer at their home in Filler.
The. program given for the bene-
fit CT the Rest Room by the club la
dies at the Gem theatre yesterday af-
ternoon, was a splendid success in
spite of the rain There we're about
two hundred in attendance and all
spoke highly of the entertainment.
The Twin Falls ladies who so kindly
gave their services gratis for this
benefit were Mesdames S. T. Murphy,
l. o. Brown, w. H. Dwight, c. Hueg,
Wilferd Mckay Olson and the Misses
Conway and Field. The Filler club la
dies were assisted by the ladies of the
Maroa, Washington, Poplar Hill and
neighborhood clubs.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-05-30

show it is not true. We should not
worry about the war and dye stuffs"
C. A. Hunt, wife and daughter Fay,
were Twin Falls shoppers last Sat
urday.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bussard of Oaks Corner last week, the
little one dying later The baby was
buried in the Twin Falls cemetery.
Emil Faux and mother were guests
in Twin Falls last Sunday morning.
A surprise party was given c. A.
Baker and bride last Friday evening
by large number of their friends and
it was a genuine surprise to the I'M
suspecting couple. Mr.. Baker, after
recovering from being dazed, invited
the crowd in. The evening was spent
socially and good time enjoyed gen
orally. Singing was INDUCED in and
the guests busted themselves in get
ting acquainted until refreshment
time when they found plenty of good
things to eat A happier time was
never enjoyed in this part of the
country and the crowd stayed on until
a late hour. Those present were:
James Herrn and wife, Mrs. Percy
Walshaw, David Clark and wife, Rich
ard Griffith and wife, A. S. Martyr
and wife, A. G. Rutherford and wife,
Chas. Overfield and wife, Guy Ball and
wife, the Misses ,Lunnetta and Edith
Smith, Leslie and Leon Martyr, Roy
Valentine, the three Jones boys and of
the little folks, Bernard Martyr
Keith Rutherford and frankie Clark
DR.. Hamilton, wife and two daugh-
/ oh IN oil e Co
urday.
Mrs. John Ault, well known here
has been quite i'll at her home in Twin
Falls, butts improving and her friends
are very glad of that fact
Chas. Baker and bride with the
Misses Edith and Lunetta Smith, were
Castleford callers last Saturday. While
gone, they report getting into a
drenching rain, which caused the
roads to become so muddy that they
autoed only under the greatest diff
culties.
Several of the younger set gathered
at the home of S. X. Nesbitt on the
evening the older set were celebrating
at the Baker home Games and re-
freshments occupied the greater par
Of the evening. Present were: Mar.
ion Berthold, Neva Jones, Mabel ant
Edward Walshaw, Isabelle Clark ant
Annie and Henrietta Smith.
Invitations are out for a dancing
party to be given at the home of d. f
Clerk on Friday night.
Mrs. Gertrude was shop
ping last Friday in Twin Falls.
The Wayside members gathered a
the home of Mrs. Hamilton Thursday
After the usual business session
dainty lunch was served the guests.
Roy Valentine returned home las
Monday after an absence of severa
days. He and several other DO.
friends were camping and fishing NJ
near the forks of Rock creek. TIL