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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-29
WEST aoULDsBoRo.

e. M. Stevens left last Thursday foa
Boston.
Mrs. Vine Smith has returned home
from Ironbound island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ashe are visiting
at h. P. Ashes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tracy have been
visiting in Ashville.
There will be Thanksgiving ball here
Thursday evening, Nov. 30.
Mrs. Amanda Lewis and daughter Ella,
Of Steuben, are visiting at F. z. Noyes'.
Mrs. Mary Kingsley has returned home
from Sullivan, where she has been visiting.
Mr., and Mrs. 8. T. Wood have moved
into the Fletcher Wood house for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. SOderhoitz, who
have spent few weeks in Boston, have
returned home.
Nov. "a. IL
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WEST BRoOKsvILLE.

L. c. Cooper, Of North Sedgwick, was
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Douglass has had telephone
installed ct her residence.
Mrs. Baker, Of Hampden, is the guest Of
Mrs. Mary 8. WATSON, for the winter.
George Otis, Of Portland, came satur-
day to spend Thanksgiving with his
grandparents, Capt. George Il. Tapley and
wife.
James a. Jones, OF Arlington, Mass,
was the weekend guest OF his sisters at
the old homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Jones and
Brooks /. Grindle were in 6urry Saturday
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Alice
Blodgett. Mrs. Blodgett was sister Of
Mrs. Jones and . native Of brooksville.
Nov. n. ToAsoN.
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klrrERv TO CARIBOU.

Mrs. Carrie Written, agsd fi:ty, clerk 1t
the postofiice in York Harbor, was burned
10 death last Wednesday, when she fell
down stairs with : lighted lamp.
arenville M. Donham, publisher Of the
Moine Register, or year book, for the past
forty-seven years, died at his home In
portland last Thursday, aged seventy
eight years.
Sir Hiram Maxim, inventor OF the
Maxim machine gu n and other automatic
f,rearms, died Fri day At his home in
London. He was born at SaugervilIe,
February 5, 1910.
Capt. Alexander c. Dennison, for sew
eral years commanding steamers on the
Boston and Portland rodte, died Friday
at his home In Portland, aged ffty-two
years. He had been ill& long time.
John F. Stanley, superintendent Of the
state Ash hatchery at AUBURN, died Friday
from injuries received the day before
when he was attacked by buck deer
which he had tanned and kept on the
grounds for four years. Mr.. Stanley was
seventy-six years OF age.
Fourteen good-sized three and four
masters, lighters and other wooden vessels
are now under tho process Of construction
in Main shipyards, and the prospect is
good that by spring twice that number
will be building. There is every indication
OF q real revival In the wooden ship
building industry along the Maine coast.
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PENOBsCOT.
Davis

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Leach will occupy
the Irving Littsfeld house this winter.
The ladies Of Penobscot chapter will
hold their annual sale at the town hall
Saturday evening, Dec. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth Of .
son, Fred Burton, born Nov n.
There will be special Thanksgiving
services ct the Methodist church next
Sunday. All are cordially invited.
Miss Margaret Goss, principal OF Clark
high school, is spending the Thanks
giving recess in Bridgewater, attending
a house party.
The students of Clark high school pre-
sented the IA, &c, "A Case Of Suspension"
at the town hall Saturday evening, Nov.
Is. Clark's orchestra furnished music
for dancing. Proceeds, ~.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers Of Penobscot chapter, o. E. g.,
will be held Saturday evening, Dec. 2.
After the election, work will be exempli-
fed for practice. All officers are requested
to be present.
Nov. q. WooDLoCKE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.


Harry Bridges went to Aurora Sunday.
for few days.
mrs. Elmer Leach, who has been VISIT
ing In Addison, 10 ct home.
A. 81. Mayo is running a csnnerv at
Castine, where he will can CLAIMS this fall
and winter.
Mrs. r. NJ. Joyce will leave TODAY for
Melrose, Mass, to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Watson.
Schools in the grades closed Friday for two
weeks vacation. The high school does
not close until the Christmas recess,
Mrs. W. F. Cousins and Master Kenneth
are visiting Mrs. Cousins parents, e. X.
Tapley and wife, at Grindle Neck light,
Islesboro.
a special town meeting was held Satur-
day for the purpose Of authorizing the
hiring Of money to pay the deficit ON the
new high school building, and to purchase
seats for the lower grades.
Capt. Stewart and Capt. Trundy took
the two boats belonging to the Farms
worth Packing Co. to Camden last week,
to have new engines installed.
Mrs. Harry Brandt and children, who
have spent several months with her father,
E. Bracy, have returned to Attleboro,
Mass, Mr.. Bracy has gone to Otter Creek
to visit his brother.
Miss Ruby Mason. who has been teach
ing the Haven school, has returned to her
home in Bluehill. The Haven school
passes out Of existence at the close Of this
term. All the schools in the village will
b in the new building, with four grades
in room.
Mrs. Josie Mathews, Of Pittsfield, D. D..
9. NJ, paid her official visit to Lookout
chapter, o. e. g., Friday evening. There
was good attendance. The work was
exemplified, after which supper was
erved.
Mrs. Edna Mcfarland and Miss Helen
Mcfarland will leave to-day for Portland,
where they will visit Mrs. Ruby McFar-
land. From there Miss Mcfarland will
60 to Florida to spend the winter. Mrs.
Mcfarland will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. William Wilkins, in
Somerville, Mass.
The high school moved into the new
building last week. This new building
is much appreciated by the students, who
have been using the grange ball since the
burning Of the other school building about
year ago. At present they are without
great many things which went towards
making their former building an attractive
place. 1t is hoped that each graduate, and
anyone who has an interest, will help
towards the furnishing Of tho rooms.
Nov. n. UNE FEMME.
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sEDGWICK.

W. Il. Pervear and Mrs. Nellie Bachelor
came from Rockland Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Wood and daughter Susie
were guests OF Phebe Candage last week.
Smith Bros. are having Get Of Fair
banks scales installed in front OF their
store.
There will DO . Thanksgiving ball and
supper at Riverside hall. Music by Hig-
gins orchestra.
Sedgwick Lincoln school closed Friday
for . weeks vacation. The pupils gave
an exceedingly fine entertainment Friday
aftsroon.
There was SPECIAL meeting OF Column
bia chapter, y. E. g., Thursday evening,
Nov. %, to entertain Mrs. Josie Mathews,
D. D. G. M, Of Pittsfield. A supper was
served.
About forty friends Of Willie Pefvear
gathered at his beautiful home Saturday
evening snd gave him . birthday party.
He is . model host, and it was Lbs most
enjoya BILE event Of the season.
Nov. 20. Z.
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WINTER HARBOR.

Mrs. A. B. rockingham left last week
for Boston for the winter.
Fred Joy and family left Wednesday for
New Haven, Conn.,, for the winter. -
Mrs. w. E. Allen has moved her house.
hold goods to Bangor, where she and her
family will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Sumner have re-
turned from Islesford, where they have
spent the summer.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
house being built by Frank Davis. It
viii be ready for occupancy Dec. 10. :
Miss Gertrude 3. Frey, one OF the district
superintendeDts OF the Maine Children's
Home society, has been in town recently
in the interests Of the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Summer nave
closed their house here and gone to North
east Rsrbor to spent the winter with Mrs.
Summers daughter, Mrs. Otis ODER.
william Gerrish has recently purchased
the house Of the late Ambrose Bourgette'
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BAR HARBoR.

Crowell F. Lord, arraigned before United
States Commissioner Charles II. Reid in
Bangor Saturday morning, pleaded guilty
to the charge Of having feloniously con-
verified to his own use $40 Of the money
belonging to the Bar AArbor postofice, in
which he was employed % . clerk. It ia
understood that he has made restitution
or will do 20. Bonds were fixed at $50 by
Commissioner Reid. Lord will be tried
at the February term Of the federal court
to be held in Bangor, and his case will be
one Of the first before that newly-creatsd
tribunal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-29
OTIS.

The boot of an owl in the hardwood
land and the weird call Of large flock Of
wild geese in their flight, that was heard
by many . week ago Sunday night, was Z
sure sign Of . disturbance of the elements,
according to the weather prophets pre-
diction. When the snow-storm arrived,
preceded by the line gale, Mr.. Prophet
said: ~ told you So"
Ralph Lally and Linwood SalisburyDleft
Sunday for the woods in Clifton, where
they have employment with George Brim-
mer.
Mrs. Charles Salisbury and three chill
dren, Of PittsHeld, are visiting at the
Salisbury homestead.
Mrs. Henry Drawn, Of Ellsworth Falls,
returned Sunday, after . week1 visit at
her old home here.
Mrs. Arthur Moore, of Hsllowell, who
has been visiting relatives here, returned
home last week.
Miss l. n. Warren returned last We'd
nesday from Bar Harbor, where she has
been receiving medical treatment. Her
many friends are glad Of her recovery from
her illness.
Miss Ruth D. Warren was the guest OF
friends in Bangor few days last week.
The hunting party composed OF Fred
Groves, Thomas Curran and James Con-
nelly, Of Bangor, who came in their auto
mobile with the snow storm q week ago
Monday returned hast Saturdnv Nth =
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GREAT REJOICING BY
RHEUMATIC CRIPPLES
II So Crippled You Cant Use Arms
or Legs RheumA will Help You
or Nothing to Pay.
0~, L~

certain, gratifying relief, take one half
teaspoonfui OF Rheuma once . day.
II you want 10 dissolve every particle OF
uric acid poison in your body aud drive it.
out through the natural channels so that
you will be forever free from rheumatism,
get Decent bottle Of Rheuma from Geo.
A. Parcher or any druggist to-day.
Rheumatism 10 powerful disease,
strongly entrenched in joints and mus
Giles. In order to conquer 1t powerful
enemy must be sent against 1t. Rheuma
10 the enemy Of rheumatism enemy
that conquers II every time.
Judge John Barhorst Of f.. Loramie,
Ohio, knows it. He was waiting with
crutches; to-d day he Ii we'll. 1t should do
Is much for you; IL seldom fails.
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COUNTY NEWS
cAsr'1NE.

CAsTINE.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hooper spent the
weekend in Bangor.
There vial be Thanksgiving concert 1t
the Congregational church next Sunday
morning.
Edmund Walker, student OF Bowdoin,
with three friends s home for the Thanks
giving recess.
A masque ball was given at Emerson
hall Wednesday evening, by the Castine
fire department.
Mrs.,William Hook left Monday for
Gardiner, where she was called by the
death Of an aunt.
Charles Richardson, who has spent the
past week in Castine, : guest at the home
Of Capt. William. Blake, returned to his
home in Montreal Monday.
The children Of the congregational
kindergarten Sunday school were given
party ct the church vestry Saturday after
noon. Games were enjoyed, after which
refreshments were served.
: Union Thanksgiving services were held
at the Unitarian church Sunday morning,
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald delivering the SER
mon. He was assisted in the service BY
Rev. Mr.. Policy and Rev. Mr.. Muder.
The Unitarian choir rendered special
music.
Nov. n, q.
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NEWS
WEST HANCOCK.

School closed Nov. II, for a vacation of
two weeks.
Herbert Shute, who has been employed
at Eden, 10 spending his vacation here.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Bridges, who 10 in the Knox county
hospital, are pleased TO- learn that she is
much better.
Miss Marie Mcfarland, who has been
i'll of the mumpe, has returned to Ellis
worth high school.
Nov. n. e. 81. 8. ~.
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NORTH sEDGWICK.

The North Sedewick Canning Co. will
close the factory this week.
Mrs. Beulah Alien, who has been in
Boston and vicinity b M weeks, is home.
John Hooper, ~ nnfk Harbor. was
called home BY tn ep1(oN death OF his
husband. one dapG>16 Gs. Albion
Closson, and three lk4k NohN. Colby and
George. Mrs. HnoGoV VMH uSmber Of
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North Sedgwick church. The family has
the sympathy Of all. The funeral was
held at the church to- day. Interment
ct Pine Grove cemetery.
Charles Snow and wife, OF Bluehil,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Shows
father, Horace Allen.
Mrs. Ethel Forbes has gone to Boston to
remain until after the holidays.
Nov. ~. A. g.
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and moved his family there. Mr.. Gerrish
sold his house to Milton Torrey.
Capt. w. H. Parker has been i'll the past
week. Capt. A. L. Strout, Of Prospect
Hsrbor, has taken Capt. Parker's place on
the steamer Schoodic, making daily trips
to Bar Harbor, via South Gouldsboro.
Nov. %. -.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

School commenced Monday, taught by
Miss Julia Estey, Of Ellsw orth.
Master Robert Wilbur is with his aunt,
Mrs. Allie Mcdonald.
Francis Eaton is at home for a few days
before joining his ship. His friends gave
him party Saturday evening.
Nov. "a. HUBBARD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-29

The dull throb OF neuralgia 10 quickly re-
lieved by 6loan's Lnimsnt, the universal
remedy for pain. Easy % apply; Y quickly
sore muscles, Cleener and more promptly
effective than mussy plasters or ointment;
does not stain the skin or clog the pores.
For stir muscles, chronic rheumatism, govt,
lumbako, spyaina and strxins 1t gives quick
relief. aleau'4. Liniment reduces the pain
and inaaPa1sa a insect bites, bruises.
Get : ~ - 1NVfE your Druggist, 26c.
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The antiseptic powder 70 be shaken into the
shoes and sprinkIed into the foot bath. II you
want rest and comfort for tired, aching, swol.
len, sweating feet, uss Aliens Foot Ease. Il
relieves corns and bunions Of al pain and
prevents bliaters, sore and cAllous spots.
Sold everywhere, nc. Try Il to-day.
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when Rubbsrs Become Necessary
and your shoes pinch. use Aliens Foot.Eese,
the Antiseptic powder 70 Be shaken into sne
the thins Tor Breaking in New Shoes, -
aives rest and comfort 70 tired. swollen, aeh-
fns feet, sold everywhere 3bc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-29

Itching, bleeding, protruding or blind piles
have yielded to Doan's Ointment. sOc ct all
stores--Advt.
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HANCOCK.
1HANKsGIvING ENTERTAINMENT.

HANCOCK.
1HANKsGIvING ENTERTAINMENT.
The boys and girS' agricultural club
will on ThuSsday evening. Nov. 80,
present at the town hall program con-
sisting OF songs, recitations, pictures OF
colonial characters, and q farce, 1.-THE
Waits Thanksgiving" with the following
cast OF characters:
Joh0ny, the Wait. Dana Hodgkins
Dem Berry, the Newsboy, Reginald Johnson
Name . netghbor ..................Atlsa Page
OesOthy Forrest, Johnny's Sister,
Myrtle Ball
Mrs Wilton. Johnnys Aunt. Dorothy Cook
Ice cream will be for sale.
Nov. u. =.
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Vnns---A Dallsr to Clildrel

No gain In . child's health and strength Il
possible until all worms are removed Signs O.
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ThisHAnd five Cents!

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, enclose
Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return q trial
package containing Foleys Honey and Tar
Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic
TAblets.-Moore's Drug Store.
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The Y. w. q. A. sale ct the normal
building Saturday was great success. !.
In room A, table covered with attrsc-
tive Japanese articles was in charge Of
Misses Annie D. Clark, verns 9. Brown,
Carrie Rowe and Mrs. Matte White, who
were In Japanese costume.
In room D delicious candies, made under
the DIRECTION OF Miss e. Lucille Royal,
head OF the household art department,
were sold by Misses Martha Palmer, Luz
cine Arau, Lora M. Redman, and Ola M.
Smith. Here also, in an evergreen booth,
fortunes were told by Miss Isabelle Gar
celon.
In room c. tastefuIly decorated with
evergreens and blackboard design Of
holly surmounted at one point by q
Christmas poster, there was q table OF
fancy articles in charge Of Misses Frances
N. Mitchell and Dorothy Hathaway; Q
tulip bed in charge Of isabelle Ladd;
table ct which orders were given for
photographs, taken By different members
Of the school, in charge Of Miss Bertha
Chase, and q fortune teller's booth, in
which Miss Winifred Carroll was kept
busy. About 30 was realized from the
sale.
An entertainment, ''Shadow Time" was
given at 4 O'Clock in Normal hall. The
program:
Banjo solo. Miss Helen Quigley
Reading. -. Miss Doris A Shorey
solo..--...... ..-.........Miss Annie g Brooks
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", alrsrd ave Interpsnt strictly P9Tiyn'e 9rcra
te,s = m xutomobiiSS funeral.
KUH.-on August II. iele. DAVID. son Of the
fsnds sSs iGns' neit,d @ 70 attend the Funeral
ICES on wednesday ot RrosS 3; m ~ prefHt efHnteryent
private, at Kdsth Jeshurun Cemetery. Kindly
omit flowers.
KURFEss.--on AUGUST 20. 1918, At NE; Holly.
fTiends ds are Invited to attend the iansT,s,I .sTy
Sfi Ssir RuIiGlns 1890 chestngt SIX FhliSdsI-
Rssia' Int'rm'nt private at S'ho'ikii Haven
,MacPHEE.--on August ~. 1915, ALICE, ,Iwv ,widoIw
Of John Dallas MacPhee. Relatives and friends
ssdrsiei 81 st. st. Germ Gsrmantown ast ' Rsaaem
pr Sfrafoy aGy at Toy SRSssn cT0ss csmetepS en- ~
McCLEMAN.--on August 21. 1918; ANNIIIB ANIIS- D.,
as sss % JANE. = and SEds %ss Esistiyss !; x:
and friends also 3. VI M SodsfS af tSs Sacred
Heart are invited TO attend the funeral ,G Sn
esssSc. esy " asCs $50 s. BFosd s solemn her
an % m as ThsTqa at aoS " tfCs tss
MeTgETirron August 49, 1919 ss,s FRAMscINS 55s Nafg y
Menu sishG the sffns.ysi fsheTs %nd on wsaansds anSsd
Interment IHntn maS' at at ca cat6edfal 9' 'cemetofy % " -
MGKE9Nwon 20 AgEust 1s 1919 Tgdd'pMls. Ms.
kson son q he James snS R9;s SsIs ,iys; Nc;
and friends, also Holy Name Society OF Ilne
Annunciaton Church. Court SopthwsTk' ,ssS' ssSS'
Father Barbelin beneficial Society, Knicler;
oSS .s SS sScsfy ss nd Ttd as to the
funeral. wednesd9yso at $40 ;o a; ms aoG%n from
high mass Of requiem at the Church or the, An- M
nunciation, at 10 a. m. 1nterment at HOLY
Cross Cemetery.
O'DoNNELL.-on August 20, 1918. ROSE
Q'DoNNBLL, wife Of Patrick o DoIne1 sfr ana
Relatives and friends also the League Of the
Sacred Heart and the Altar Society or tnss
Sse Ssser lSs SnSbsnds 2" F6sdsnes, a2Si r. esaThod
st. Solemn requiem mass at the ChurGh OF
the Nativity. at 10 a. m. 1nterment at ST.
AIMS Cemetery.
OvERN.---on August 81. 1915, JOHN, husband
Of late Sarah J: overn, IN his ssth year, year, Kel, so
funeral services on Thursday, at 23Q p, m.
from his late residence. 210S Diamond st. In
terment at Central Laurel Hill Cemetery.
PETERsON.---on August TO- 1915, ERtCK II;
PETERSON. aged 40 years. RELATIVES and
and A. NJ, and all organizations of which he
was member are invited to attend the fu-
neral services, Wednesday. at 2.3O p. M.
at Messiah Lutheran Church l6th ana Jeiii
Hill Cemetery. Remains may be viewed at
late residence, 1895 North 18th st., on We'd
nesday. IL to IL a. m.
PHLIPP.-on August 20. 1915, MARY JOS
EPHINE. wife OF John 9, PhIpp and daugh-
der. Relatives and friends are invited to- at,
a. M. from her late, residence. 2179 Il.
Tucker st. sc;emn high mass OF requiem
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Deaths

PARRY. EIshth Month, 2lst 1918. ss A Bis
f99nnlaw ~ Minssod9rs ss19 SioIAn IAAnnisns
Rssiyss snd Esgas are PysS IisSd. g
sPr ssS onss ssRshGTns sstS II g. PA Pa on Ffthday
sHlERakn HpEsss Il 1sls ssd a. dYtSrS Fin II
family mausoIeum, at Milford Thursday. at
wQoD. son ook Charles and MABEL 7:
arc SseS 'd to asnd The funsrs srSes S on
sasnes Il ss ISS sss a. e. ana
srmsnt sTas a. Mc1Ss MORTAL cestery sn ST. IN
RosNS n g.S widow pSssS q Ssorse psteP
y rSs. ss 7iss srs year nSes IF ssr attend a'ys ts
funsrai services, on wedlesdsy. at 2 ?. M. al
vate. Automobile funeral.
DoVyIING.-on August 1e 1919. fIANoRA,
wife Of Joseph Bowling. Relatives and friends
yse S ateRS gsos the pamcnd fS % hs c
syreh s 81 G se a. Most STssons hSs ooS %as S
10 a. m. interment at New Cathedral Gene.
terry.
FoY9n hSsgrt 49, 1918 MAReASsTT n g1.IS
are invited 10 attend the funeral, on wednes-
SsSs. SEss SESsssns,S. ssu,ssssi'$ ssi'$s 'sdi;S =
precisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
o:S ssS fF.SS, SS.t n5f:S sF:S
70 attend the funerEsl serycss, 9n wedSDssssdqg Sss Y
n.
Upssi ct. Germantown. 1nterment private.
HAsfMoND.--on August 20, 1915, entered into
seweli Hammond Relatives and friends are
Invited TO attend the funeral services, on
Thursday, at p. m. at her late residence
22f2 Lombard ct. Interment private, at North
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
uARRIs-on August 90. 1915. BERTHA A..
beloved daughter OF George w. and Bertha A.
Harris lnee Maier) aged 3 years 4 months
is days. Relatives and friends invited to
attend the funeral services, Wednesday
at D. M. from her parents residence, 1925
Harper street Twenty-ninth beloY Glrsrd ave-
nue.. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery.
HIRsH--on August 81, 1919, EDWARD VIII
LIAM son of Harry B. and Minnie n. Hirsh.
aged 10 years; Relatives and friends are in
nesdsy, at II a. m preeisely, at the Alumni
Broad st. above Columbia ave. Interment
strictly private.
KING-on August 81. 1915, HARRY NJ, .hus-
band OF Mary Florence King (nee Green) in
his 55th year. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend the funeral services, on We'd
nesday, at 8 D. M, at Harper Memorial
terment at Carlisle. Pa, Thursday. on arrival
train leaving Philadelphia 35 p. m.
KUGEL.-on August H. 1915. GEORGE
DAVID. husband OF Chrispine Kugel, aged 20
attend the funeral services. on Wednesday. at