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The Washington times., 1916-02-07

TRADES.
Indiana.
s5-3. Lake Co. Fifteen suuesEer molders
desired. Married or single. SIS PD.
Michigan.
S6-Ib02 Chippewa Co. Twenty-Five expert
enced canvas glove makers wanted. Mar
ried or single Women and girls preferred,
men accepted. Wages depend on ability.
10 hrs. PD. No Tr.
New York.
S99-So Erie Co. Machinists and assemolers
wanted when positions are open. Any ma
tionalty. Married or single. Machinists
27isc to 35c PH. Assemblers SOC TO &c PHI.
to Sh hrs. PD. No Tr
S76-lli6 Erie Co. Unlimited number Of ma
chine shop hands, assembltrs. etc. Any ES.
Married or single. 22I5C PH and up. No
Tr hrs. PD.
Philadelphia.
3J6-62. Philadelphia. Large carpet manu-
facturer wants 600 male and female "cav-
ers 10 work on machines making carpets.
rugs, blankets, cloth. etc. Any nationllt
Piecework Nli to sl8 per week.. Must tUr-
nish own transportation. Permanent. 81
hrs. per wk.
Ohio.
s16-its. Cuyahoga Co. Wanted about siy-
teen car dismantlers for condemned rail
road cars. ANY ES. Single. pieceeork
No TT. hrs. PD In winter 10 hrs Ed IN
summer.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
New York.

-,- rasn s. monthI,. )u.s . Iol,
on Long Island. Nov Nwh, rnl ,ri,, 80
,onlv s, ea,hD. VAIL. 80 WIlhIn sl Wv
oTk city.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
TABLE BOARD

THE SHEPHERD. 10th and u SITS Y w
Excellent meals; breakfast. &c lun:n 2,c
dinner. 25C. $3.50 week.
l. ST. y. W. 9os-lwD meals, '2 50, 8 meals
500
ST. ". w, A5-Good Virginia cooking
$3.50 aeek for two meals a day; SO per week
for three meals a day: give US a trial
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
District OF Columbia.

District OF Columbia. Stenographer and type
writer, female. age Is TO IS for patent work.
Must be accurate. t25 per month with ad-
Nancement to right party. Permanent II
satisfactory.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
James M. Woodward,

6-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, northwest suburb
excellent condition, near lines; rent
sl3.
Z G. LORENX. owner
l4ls e ST. ~ W. Phone Main $3.50
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
UNCLASSIFIED.
Chatham County. GA.

Chatham County, Ga. One experienced load
burner who understands the manufacture Of
sulphuriC acid. ANY nationality. Married
preferred. sI2b per month. Must furnish
Permanent ~ suitable
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORK1NGMFN-Thi Is no hurry call. We
are taking things easy. and when trade
comes In We are very sure TO Nake a sale
where can YOU buy hne tailored. slightly
used suit low as s., and few overcoats Tor
sale. One price. JCSTIS OLD STAND,
G1Q d,
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
IN MEMORIAM

(Sotice for this column are accepted At 70
cents nat. either prose or poetry. in case no
tics does not exceed ten lines. And 10 cents
for each line in excess Of ten.I
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.
James M. Woodward,

NEAR GOVT IRINTlNG OFFICE
III & Sc. nc, lr. and luth 81, %
| 66 ST. NV, ". and BATH stable ........ Si..D
7o+ f 81. ne. ?r. and bath y. 80
] = Il Ii l!aIh -
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
HORSES AND VEHICLES

TWO GOOD MARES; suitable for farm use;
three good delivery wagons. 422 sth 81,
N ".
The Washington times., 1916-02-07

SEVEN HORSES AND IWO ZIG MARES
Sold for the want OF use. Hear 49, Pa
ave. y. ". (noTth IidA).
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-22


DAYS this week
John Mullinss spent Sunday in
the Crescent City.
Mrs B. T. Welsh spent few days
in Slidell this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B, Archer spent
! Monday in New Orleans.
Miss Laura Burbach, Of Raceland,
/ is visiting Mrs. W. J. Burbach.
/ Lawrence Smith and J. f. Nelson
motored to Bogaiusa Tuesday.
Geo. Marx spent the week end in
New Orleans returning Monday.
O. R. Senac of New Orleans spent
Sunday with his son, Leon Senac.
Attorney Herman Gayer of Frank.
linton spent Saturday in Bogalusa.
Miss Jewel Hartman, of Pearl
River, is the guest of Mrs. f. L. Brew.
son.
Mrs. E. Gibson of Huron Ave-,
visited relatives in Varnado for the
week end.
MIR. and Mrs. S. B. Phares left
Monday for Lumberton where they
will reside.
Miss Lillian Brewster. of Coving-
ton, is the guest of her sister Mrs. S.
L. Dittmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Roster and
Hamilton Wadsworth spent Tuesday
in Vaudeville.
Miss Addie Blanchard, of Donald
sonville, is the guest of Misses Annie
and Nola Hebert.
Mis-. Susan Kustaborder left Tues
day for a visit with her daughter n
Chattanooga Tenn.
Felix McElroy. of Hattiesburg,
visited his brother L. McElroy a
few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chauvin. of
Houma La, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. O. J. Richard.
Miss Gordia Lawrence, O:car
Laird and Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Moffett
motored to Covington Sunday.
Misses Mamie Lee Sullivan and
Blonde johnson. of PoDlarville, are
visiting Mrs. W. G. Dorsey and Mrs.
Watts of North Bogalus:.
Misses Pearl and Violet Mosk
left Tuesday for Virgins Miss,
where they will visit relatives and
friends for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baeeett and
sons Ernest, Charles and Lewis have
returned to their home in Wiggirs
after several days spent with Mrs.
T. A. Moak and other relatives.
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The Boga|usa
Building And Loan Association

F. J. Walsh of the N. O. G. N. RI,
left Saturday to join his wife and
son at Port Arthur. Texas. where
he will spend his vacation.
Little Mildred Gambrel daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gambrel who
has been seriously ill for several
days is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Cooper, of McHenry Miss,
arrived Sunday to take the position
as chief operator of the Cumberland
Telephone Co., Miss Florence Davis
having resigned
Miss Mollie Holman, of New Or
leans. is visiting her brother NJ.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-22

Elliotte Cable, of Memphis, is
visiting his aunt Mrs. R. Suddith of
Michigan Ave-
Mrs. Mary Cox. of Toledo, is the
guest of her son George Cox Of
Michigan Ave.
Edwin Strattman is transacting
business and visiting friends in
Cincinnati this week.
Misses Iris Ford and Eleanor
Slade, of Angie. spent the week end
with Miss Addie Lott.
W. F. Fartheree of TaliSheek
transacted business and visited
| friends in Bogalusa Saturday.
A. X. Beall, the well known North
Boealusa merchant, transacted BUSH
ness in New Orleans Monday.
Mrs. Harry Marchiz and little son
Isadore have returned from a visit
with relatives in New Orleans.
Mrs. F. J. Lea of Pride, La, has
returned to her home after an ex-
tended visit with her son. L. Lea.
Mrs. c. A. Piedra and children
left Monday for a few days visit
with Jackson friends and relatives
Miss Winnifred Giles, of Hatties-
burg, is visiting her sister Miss
Mary Giles of the Bogalusa Hos
pital.
Logan Pieott of Brookhaven ar
rived Saturday to spend his vaca-
| ton with his father DR.. j. F. Pigott
and family.
DaziIee Jolly. of Monticello, re.
! turned to her home Sunday after a
weeks visit with her brother George
Prestridee.
Mrs. George Filligame of Columbia
Street left Saturday for a month
visit with relatives in PurviS and
LUmberton, Miss.
Miss Frances Simmons, of Frank
linton, has returned to her home
after several days spent with Miss
Addie Lott and friends.
Mrs Ellis Smith of Talisheek who
has been in the BosaluSa Hospital
for some time has returned home,
very much improved.
Mrs George Cox has returned
from and extended visit with rel
atives and friends in Toledo Ohio
and other Northern cities.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-22
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS
&@S

Frank Walters was New Orleans
visitor Sunday.
D. Andrews was a New Orleans
visitor Sunday.
Lawrence Redmond spent Friday
in FrankIinton.
Francis Lassette spent Sunday in
the Crescent City.
lido Wadsworth visited friends
in CovinGton Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. D. L. Baker visited
relatives in Slidell Sunday.
w. J. Powell Is visiting relatives
in New Orleans this week.
Rowan May spent Sunday in
New Orleans with friends.
Hartwell Austin was Coving'
ton visitor for the week end.
Mrs. L H. Roberts spent Sunday
with relatives in New Orleans.
c. P. Sims, visited friends in New
Orleans Saturday and Sunday.
J B. Evans Jr. spent the week
end with New Orleans relatives.
Floyd Manning of the N. 0. G. N.
spent the week end in Morgan City.
Ezra Revere visited relatives in
New Orleans a few days last week.
Mrs. Lura Forteuberry, of Tyler
town, visited Mrs. Beulah Lott Sun
day.
Victor Pico Of the N. 0. G. N.
spent the week end in the Crescent
City.
Jesse Moss, of the N. 0. G. N.
spent Sunday with New Orleans
friends,
Mrs. E. F. GroSche spent the
week end with her daughter in New
Orleans.
Berry Hedricks has returned from
a visit with relatives and friends in
HattieSburg.
Mrs, B. L. Crawford Of Huron
! Ave. spent the week end with Gov
ington friends,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
TRENTON

walter T. ftortsl .uat~ran - 'hc
Wayne county trY .ar0ga. IN comm t.
frr. p|'- peak 'r f..aI mon Ture'eV
evening ~ IN. Nofhadis' chapel NJ
ter fu. r.."f.rz the ~ r BrufhtLoOd
Wi entertain " stRI ~ banquet
The board II education will meet
T1HrS7ay evening instead % Tuesday
eE"Utug. i' was arUHEUU Ell Monday.
officers Of tNe high school Eoph0-
moro rlHes. elected friday. are ber-
nts1 Nasher president. EliyAhcth
~tHksB. Vice -grcvifsrf Edith HIHhup.
se.r"'arv. ana Dorothy Lister. treas
Grrr
Nss Gamlin. ~ tho sunday party.
VIII address the young people az tue
village at o'clock sunday afternoon
in rho NJ T. chapcl
In "brothrrly love" match Sunday
afternoon on the Cutler farm. Vest
RI near Trenton. Joseph boftnas de-
featsd hi. brother. Henry. Of Vysn-
dotts it-i1 In a clay pigeon shoDtiug
contest Much rivalry has existed
bet Ween the brothers for tho shoot
IuE Aorors and ~ was finally decid-
ed sunday High scores In the tour
natusnt. which WAS hold after the
match betwe"u tho brothers wero.
Fr~d H1pka EC0rse township Ia
hits out Df T. shots Edward Hlnts
Trenton. ~ hits \ large crowd ot
trupshuotcrs were present ~ the
tournament given by oofnuas BROTH
Srn
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
RIVER ROUGE

r,,ces pu-tle. ~ Wesi Onk-s'.. was
49, 80 t-n county i8l SHudhr Wy
local police 'a await iriHl N"h''E ~
- alleged beating ~ hIa VIE auf
~ the furniture in the
uurkIr hous Tho man. Faf mo un.
lice wae ir jail Hvs months IfFf year
and has served s"VeraI n'N'f li'
large crowds - Ren fIur TrIh.f-
,o.n wcre expected Monday ht 'h'
1oroE chapter ~ fhr order fHr fh"
annual Jubilee ~ tl" 'FHr '.iE'
. .f.fH wore 90 10 rrrfrUf fhr
,sIsIratIpr was rold ir fINff.n r7.|
and a Isuguaf md 1Tr.r f"Ii. .I
tho uusIrrE4 wrrf|nE
nun. -f,.r lodge. Er|rif. - fu.
fuu,bua wiII Hc rendered u banquet
Thursday evening ~ River Rouge
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
WYANDOTTE

Miss Fmma Rrezor Furckn-Ave
Will b. tho guest ~ honor Wednss-
dar ovrninE A. n birthday party. 20
he y ven ~ 'he one More club In the
touf, - NTt Conrad krcgcr. Van
Alstyne- blvd
WyHndItte choral society will mA"t
Monday evening ln Trinity school
hall oak and l'lffh- -sta az O'Clock
60 rchearne tho comic opera, The Pt-
rates 81 reuzaucc
catholic Mons Beueht association
VIII uoof Tueslay evening IN O. NJ
~ s. hall
Wvpudotte R"hckah lodge will hold
meeting Tuorday night ia Oddtcl-
lows hail
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
lInn INnIsInIAfs
ore killed. 4 Aur In Auto sna.h.

ERIE. Pa, oct e. ono man was
Killed and four injured. two possibly
fatally when their automobile refus.
Cd 20 take sharp curve a. Gulf HHl
on the state Line road during th"
right g. =. Hcf1ey. G5. wealthy re-
'ir"d oH man Of Cory, IS dead
Howard Erolf 40. ownor ~ fhe car.
Roscoe Bingham. Guy KlnV driver
and 81 s C-yle. all ~ CORY were
injured The first TWO ~oro uii
unconscious al an early. hour tcday.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
monroe stor. Rnhh.a

MONROE Nfch Dct Burglars
Friday night entered Tho Hoffman
Uomor cigar store and r.Hed the
cash ragls'"r Tt"f also visited
Charlie Wallis saloon and cleaned
uuf the cash r'g.t'sr. saI took
guam 'T ~ -iRarl
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
Doesn't Believe In En-
cOuraging Spectacu-
lar Work
DISCUSSES NEW
COUZENS SCHEME
Former Commissioner
Thinks 1t Would Make
Police COvet Spotlight

While declining 10 make any
criticism oy Coumfssionar Cop,.c,s
.,i,o no s,,..,.....u- ..,, ~
,..
'' -'' 20 q. ''''' '' '' Tue ponce depart
"'a' Frank Il NroHl who will De
returned 20 the cflce OF police com
missioner = JUDGE William, - con
rolly ,s elected mavo- oo,I,-ss b,s
stand on ~. ,-ir-'o,ss t,vo,y,1 =,
The mer., system FOR Tho T,r,ss
~l DEN, believe IN the sy.tem
which makes an oncsr look always
to- -he spectacular In police work
said N- Croul "T dom believe In
a system ,fs' sends AN o~r.r or,
with a desire ~ 10 sensational
rI.-e ~ work. IN the hone that +,
Will a.v publicity and a,.-ac, the
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
rIrNEI-ANn LINF srnfK

UrTE E.r.a<H prf HsRs Pc
eaIr'a 5000. Wa-Fe+ steady yorke-s
s. g.. uIgr1. ts-a mediums 81 81
pigs s. -.IEHH s. 70 staRs - Cat.
f.s Receipts g." cars market Ftrung r
A.. rtar1e r rrIeeR Sheep and
Iarrts nr-a.pfs cars Toe highsr
l.-.t, top ffs7F Talvas Receipts
market wspk tDS. ia
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

butter Extra cream. ar IH
creamery ffsia f-t-r ... f.HU. -.r
IH rt.k.rF at..-
Egns trraU. Is.e..t. cases Inc
cludsd fr-t- lutry Fag rs-rrrf rr-
ceipts. -st7 Receipts Saturday. 1890
cases.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

70 execute orders on the Exchange:
". r. Moss & Co. Carlyle s. Povsn.
Geo. NJ. West a Co. E z. AAccrons
nogr 4 Co. ". r Mclaughlin. A-r-
riN Lynch & Co. " A Hamin 4
Co, Wm A. NeeT a Co SIncl air 4
R9s' R5se f@mf ta. + K Pesit1n Pei1S'i cel m Jasi =
Co. W, e Reilly a Co, AAtth-w
Finn. A. < wAEGce Co. Lewis "a
stockArd q Co. Bennett smith 4
Clorron-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

Market opened castor with Amer "a
but later advanced ru tfu.Ehf poe
ports from Argentine aud suar.Itl .g-
port offers.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

Broomhall SAYS ISreluhf area rv.
tending 60 center and Wrsf urF dam
ace reports increasing TNparr4nf.
surplus estimates are heirE reduced
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
Bishop Charles ~. Williams md eIght
rlarlcnI md LnH heInnnIca rrnr.-

clerical md sy delegates. repre-
arrtinp Detroit. irft tho city Mon
dn Co. attend tho trtcurI1l gcncrpI
convention ~ tho Prote-tant Epts-
copal church Of the United Statca
Witch wIlI be IN 40 aIcn fIrea
ws.ka Efforts will hc mait 20
80 Ire tho convention far Detroit
In 1919 More than 1000 arc OK
VeIfrd 20 attend tho convention
from every section - tho cuuufI.
Tho opening ~ the qundri-centc-s.inI
80 the Reformation, To- he cetcbrat.
OIL. On. what 'H H-IuE ErolhtsItN u
fhr greatest meeting ~ Iufhtf3ua
f. "str, fHau hold w1f occur D,f
Fq ff4rdrstt ~ V.I.ra recruited
from ever. rNuIr ir '.r city VIII
b" 'la'sed fpr service 81 the con.
venttYu.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

PriHtinE--tbe plsiB nest kind--tbst
~ ria ht--T1mea Job Dcpt>--natn< <o7o.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

India--Tabfe gItiuE wr.EIs shin.
msnts delayed az Liverpool
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

yestcrday,
Corn easy, unchanged fa s.. lower
parcels easy 3 60 lower
Broomhall says Spot market Nrm.
unchanged and demand broadening.
owing 20 fears uf ucWCd submarine
activity Cargo market opened Ia
TO pence lower with Aurtiru bur
later became nfm. with renewed buzz
ms; winters advanced ii- Corn mar
ket easier. spot unchanged tu D. lower
aud parcel market tD q pence lower.
Weskness Argentine fItIlhts and
larger arrivals Market apprsr---vr~-
bought.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
Financial Notes

Liverpool grain cable spot whra.
hrm. unchanged CarToes easF e lrFs-
er. later became nrm, 8 higher Than
yesterday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-30
NORTH LAMoINE.

Miss Ruth Trip. OF WatervilIe. is visit
ing her grandparents, John Davis and
wife.
Amos Morse, who is employed at Bar
Harbor, spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs Coleman Hagen.
Mrs. Roland Carter and son, Charles
Walls, went to Mt. Desert Wednesday to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Mary Walls.
Mrs. Alfred Frye and family. who have
spent the summer ct her old home here,
viii return to their home in Leicester,
Mass, Friday.
Miss Anna NJ. Young. win leave to-day
for Portsmouth to visit week before re-
summing her work Is teacher at Bryant &
stratton's commercial school, Boston.
Aug. q. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-30
MARIAvn.LE.

Mrs. Lura Bell, OF Bangor. with her
children. 10 visiting her childhood home.
Schools are nov in session. Miss Price
teaches in district No. and Miss Jordan
in district No. 2.
The second annual reunion Of the Carr
family was held 1t George A. Frost's
grove Saturday. Tbirty-6ve we're pres
emf. A poem reciting the history OF this
Carr family, written by Mrs. George Frost,
vas read BY her. An Invitation vas
given BY the committee Of The Frost ~
union to have the Cam Join them in 1s17.
During heavy electric storm wednes-
day night. lightning struck tbs home Of
George Kincaid, damaging the house
badly. Several rooms were wrecked,
pIastering being knocked on and boards
splintered, and one window was torn ont
Of the frame. Mr.. Kincaid was knocked
down BY the shock, but not injured. Mr.:
Kincaid was deafened in one ear.
Aug. q. p.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-30
uoUll,sBoRO.

Mrs Nancy Smith d visiting her niece,
Mr. Vienna Tracy.
Miss Bertha Boyd, Of Calais. is Visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Frahk Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs- James NJ McNuify and
son James recently visited in Bangor
Mrs Elsie Martin. Of New York, il the
guest Of her niece, MR. Phebe Squirting
Vera Leighton, OF Bar Harbor, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs B. W. Spur
ling.
Mrs. E A. Hicks, Of CIsremont, n. H.,
after several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Edith Hovey, has Eturned home
Mr.. and Mrs D. J. O'Brien and niece,
Miss Ida Gupsiii, Of Ailston. Mass, are
spending their vacation ct the home Of
Marcus Guptif-
Edmund J. Mitchell. Of Harvey, H.,
has joined his wife and daughter here
at the home OF Mrs siitcheli's mother.
Mrs E. z. Hoyey.
Aug. n. SPEC
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-30

WEST rRAxKLM.

MrsL z s. Orrurt ws . visitor in Bun-
eor last ~eek.
k-E T. Coombs and Wits were visitors IN
Belfast lasz ~eek-
The DeBeek reunion was heid II Hardi-
sons grove Aaz. ..
Miss Head, OF Lincoinyilie. il the guest
other school friend, Adah savage
Frank Grindle and wife visited Mr.
Grindiess parents at Buckspors last week
Frank Bradbury, it,, has commenced
the seasons operation in his canning
factory.
Thomas Hodgkins and wife. OF Chicago.
visited al the Wooster homestead hast
week
s Foster Ma-stan and family, OF Bar Har-
Dor, we're weekend guests At Charles
Coombs'.
Edward Haigh, OF Lawrence, Mass, is
spending his vacation here at E. W.
Hastings.
Eugene Butler, who has been transferred
from Pollock Rip lightship to South
Snoal- Is home on q vacation.
Forrest Coombs. d. z. Smith and wife,
harry Gray and wife and Mrs CALVIN
Dyer mctored to Bar Harbor Sunday.
Fire auto loads of Forresters took their
annual outing August p. by going to
Castine'ey xay Of Bangor. and returning
BIZ way OF Bluehili.
Harrv Wooster and family, OF Old
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-30
NORTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Frances Hughes, Of Albany, N. Y,
wasl . recent guest OF Mrs. N. 3. Joy.
Merle Googins returned to his work in
Waitham, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Sewall Salisbury, OF Berkeley, Cal,
was recent guest Of friends in to~n.
Irving Rollins and wife, Of Franklin,
spent few days last week With Mrs.
Charles Googins.
Joseph Doyle. wife and young son, Of
Milford, Mass, are guests Of relatives in
town.
l. B. Strsfton and daughter, OF Law
renee, Mass., we're guests Sunday OF c. c.
Stratton and wife.
Harry Rollins and wife leave to- day for
North Arson. = here they will teach in the
academy.
Mrs. Marcus Cleares and sen, Of SuIli-
van, and and Mrs. Austin. Of Boston, were
recent guests Of Miss Lizzie Tracy.
Aug. q. AHox.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-08-30
WINTER HAKBOR.

Ira B. knight and family were recent
guests Of Mrs. B. J. Tracy.
Mn. e. E. Smith VS. cailsd to Boston
recsntly ~ the iilnsss Of her dauGhtsr.
d.. J. 9. Bragg and family ars on : two
weeks vacation to St. Albans and tn
White Mountains.
Mn. Ruby J. Tracy entertained . jolly
gathering 1t Q lawn party at hsr homs
last Tuesday evening.
Mn. Ida Noonan, Of Nashua, N. H., i
visiting hsre, scccmpanisd by her soa's
wife, MRS. Carleton Noonan.
A Christian Endsavor rally was held q
tbs Baptist church rseently. Interesting
papers wsrs read. The spsaksr Of the even
ing wss Rev. Hugh Black, Of Philadslphia
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Mrs.. FaustiDa Hall and family. Of
Bonneville, Mass, are visiting here.
Fred Higgins and family, of Newark, \.
J., are visiting his mother, Mrs. r. A.
Higgins.
Miss Doris Higgins, who has been visit
ing relatives here has returned 70 Maiden,
Mass.
Mrs. Jones, Of Newport, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cleaves CIapp,
has returned home.
A. c. Verge and wife. of Somerriile,
Mass, and J. l. Wells and vile, Of Loxell,
Masa.. are occupying 1. b. Bridkesp home
for tuo weeks-
Ans. n 3.
Fred Frsetbey. of Boston, i visiting
here.
Ray Carter is visiting his sister, Mrs.
George Carter.
Alapson Carter and wife, Of Lynn,
Mass., are visiting here.
Mrs.. Belle Mitchell and children, OF
Isle an Haut, are visiting here.
Mrs. Faustim Hall and children are At
Seaville, visiting her uncle, l. B. Bridges.
John Wells and wife, Of Lowell. Mass,
who have been visiting here. have re-
Turned home.
A. &. Verge and wife. who have spent
. week here, hsve returned to their home
in Wakefield, Mass.
Gilbert Carter and wife spent the week
end in RocIkland with their daughter,
Mrs. Holland Sukeforth.
Brooks Carter. Of Augusta, was called
here Saturday BY the illness Of his mother,
0rs. Mary A. Closs0n.
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THE FALLS, HANCOCK.
Mrs. Margaret Kief has returned from .
visit to her daughter, Mrs. c. d. Brenton,
in Bar Harbor.
Alfred and Pauline Tracy, OF Bar Har-
Dor, are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Lorinda Strong.
The sale OF ics-cream, aprons and fancy
work held in Faiis school house Wednes-
day evening by the ladies Of the C. U. 8. G.
was we'll patIonized.
Samuel Hudson il building . house ON
Martin avenue, near the Bushs cottage,
2. W. McLain l. doing the carpenter
work.
Monroe Moon hes returned from . visit
In Bar Harbor. He was accomra MED
home BY his cousin, Myra Moon, who win
spend few days here.
A large party Of young people gathered
1t the home Of Hsrvsy Bennett Monday
evening and gave him an old fashioned
sersnade. They were soon invited In. in
troduced to the bride, who was Miss Vera
johnson, Of West Hancock. and treated to
refreshments.
Dewey 0atcomb and wife ara receiving
congratulations on the birth OF daueh-
ter Virginia Pauline, born AUG. n.
Mrs. Henry Kisf and MRS. George ford
hsvs gone to Seal Harbor to spsnd the re-
maiuder Of tbs season with thsir hus-