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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
Observation-Disclosures.

aonQreaman0 i. i ELLSWORTH ira
Noufo,o. iom ior 10 @ur 'ioen ior
ieritc @ou1 uolgte5 til ReprGientant
ira anoet Giitritt, er oeu eucitc Dtin.
uciota aouQre@mouo. iou ingcn Nioo.
funoloat bar. Ger er mIn0it ire aan.
0inater / buert 2iitrift. aouoioatIi-
item cr iom ieI9cr..
Iirit Giiirift Rcpublican: SuO.
ncu Nuoerion. Sauesboro T. u.
Cir6uru, Caledonia Cla d. geo.
ana. ~Sauc9boro: @iaiam .. mi
dar0ion. RohciIcr. @corae I Gam.
rcu. @iuono. Democratic: 6eurn
u Sam6erton. g&iuonn; %eounro
&lrtue. Cmotomd.
SecorO Glitrict SruutIin ).
GGsmorth. Manfoto. R%epubIicon.
lhiro Criirict f~cpubllcun Ghnr.
les II. Gouis, Il @eter. @corgc u.
Macfcn3lc. @oploro Democratic: e
j. aelln. I<r., Snriboult.
Gourth Giiirict f%epubIicun: Ia
rims y. Reeie Democratic Garl Is
Ban 1nfc. S%ocinliit: s.. ". Tbil-
lips. &rohibition. 6iolmdr Eeter.
ION: al Of Il. TduI
3iith Giitrict- Rcpublicun: @e.
orae u. Smitb. Charles Z Supuer
ano Grneit Smoecn; Democratic:
Trauf Elndn auo Maoiiou Z Sop-
Ter: Socialiit: Thomas &. Satimer ;
Nruhibition: Aribur Nartpc. oil 81
minneapolis.
Slrtb Siiirlct- Republicon: Is. y.
&lcfmuu. 9ittle sails; @arolo STINT.
ion. Il. GIouo; Sens :. Spiabl. Ne.
mioii; Goparo ". Noaers. @alter f;
Democratic: gSiaiam 4. 0onohus.
Welroie %rohl6ition: Sobn auitien.
q. Glouo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19
MlinnrIoturulor
lNnIoitGnoiec Ylitcr uuor &nnSioGtcr
ucN oct iureitnncnoc FrimrrunlN.
@anac oni Nnoct.

Il. Vuul Sen l5oc Nfoi. >nomcl-
~Oclic@tiotn ior anuNiOater til olicnt
ligc GmbcOcr uOlcb lorriNc llNe, %
Den in~olcocuoc aampuNnc. iom AZ
ilittc2 mco ErlmUrpnlNet ocn l9oc
,Nuli. er III / nnlN WnuQ.
Ter bar mcl0t liQ ct cnornnt Hnt0L
Nauoioutcr til Sc lor'tIclllGc Gnlbe-
ser, baooc Ill 0c itorc % 0c nuod.
iaa NUlQcrnc bar ill0t ~ at urdNc
90 pUIlc bl0not. StnlNc Scr ludr
lite bli poIlt Ell o0ltia W|ano I'll
hpcrt Gmbcoc / N%iluncioto, t0n oct
ioliul0 lite iilitriuca noAcn Man1el
paa ~houcliQC 0nuer".
TclQcu0c or en- iuINitUn0i1 |iItc
opcr 9unoi0otcr Tor ACCOMPLISHMENTS
OF til 0c ior'ficalNc Stotscmbcocr:
Sur lltiteo States EQUATOR Ne
publicon: Grauf y Nclo3G Ct
Toul; Woica &. Glapp, 81 Saul;
NOolph =. Gbcrhnrt. Wiantato;
Charles Vt. Y%lnobcrNh, %lttlc Sails.
Democratic: Ianicl " %0mIcr. Ct.
Voul; Nlirco :. Gapi9, Miuncopo-
lis. Trobibition: ". g.. CALDER.
mooo, W}imcuuoli@.
Nor @opernor- &cwlbIicdn: !. 81.
u. NurnQuiit, Il. Yonl; SnmIel @.
,<ucrion. Il. Saul. Democratic. lho.
mas 7. Gmpcr. N}imncopoli9 Cirrus
NJ. NinQ. Seer Nipcr; z. =. Morta.
Il. Earll. Prohibition: Sbonaa :.
Nnncrion. belgrade; Charles ".
Corictt, W%imcnpoIi5. SOcioIilt: :.
:. WentnQ. 2itdliicl0.
Sor 9ielltcnunt @oucrnor Nepli.
blicun: (homa9 Grontion Il. Vditl;
Or. :. u. @ote2, Sermon; &urnca VI.
Nctcrion, minneapolis. Democratic:
,Ntlilt3 Gborion, @cnion; 2 u So.
renicn, MiuleapoIi2. Prohibition:
g. u. Simouion, GuIutb. Socialiit;
Nn0rem Nunion, minneapolis.
Tor Sccrctorp OF Stntc &eplbli
can: (Nlliu4 II. Sdnobl, Gcopooo
TuQ2; q. 81. Compton @ortbington.
Grohibition: Is. e. &ohniorL Nrofo.
6or Stnte 1reoiurcr Ncpubll.
con: u. Z. >obnion. Muffin; Nenrp
Shines, Mora; %ctcr 5. Sdpurg.
GobQe Gcntcr.
Tor Nttorncn General NcWtbll-
con: 2unoon u Smith.
Ior Guilrooo ono g%Sorebouie Com
missioner ~ Hepublican: Sra .
Miaa. Moorbeao; elias Stccuerion.
Gruofiton. Democratic: :. u. @e-
sin. Minncopoli3. VrohibitIon: Sohn
elmo, 9omru; @ou ". Wiortiu, Min
neupoliS.
Ior Suffice Sltpremc Court 9ton-
partition: ". Y NuoCrion. Wiinnea.
polls. lhomos anceluno, W(imenpo-
lis: >ome9 3 Quinn 6oirmort Al-
bert Shallcr. Settings.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19

NlClltenl &llrldll0 1dr SenCr0l
Nin0cnburp / belc %o0r 0reuet itorr
SorbercOcIicr til en- nu Ciicnilu.
$taliencrne tror, 1t Spifcruc ior-
lUnNit har opQipct ait Naab ON no.
Neniun0e at hun1e toGe &crom, a
undr Sc ircntNclc3 tltnmcr paa Ser
lreo en- b~ctnoelig Groupcimrtc. iad
Her 0ettc / belt andre N~cniiltcr. Sc
I'll ie9e at opreiholNc Cicuiipcn her,
iu0tiI sc blir ipr0ilc til at rcttc CT
StornnQrcb boooc mo0 Nhlaiernc oR
\>t0licncric. Gcntralmoltcrllc hor
ncnlli9 en- NueIic ON at 0c AlQirrc
&c omNauee mco itorc VIaucr on
lGiutiOiQc Cieniiper opcr ole Nron,
ter, % set QiUlbcr 0eripr at tomne
Dem / Nprtiebet cller pan amen
Mn0>c at iorphrre 0l9ie Nlnncr. 0c
h;cner ncniIiq, at lalluule Be iclp
e. pud Sieuiipcn, nil Sc Nllicreoe
life uGrc iitanO til at irttc lit itore
@oifineri iaon8. 1Ii0 or set. tn.
licnitc militUrc 6oafolf lortolter
Situntioncl.
Get cncitc nirfclil opiiQt5pUffcnoc
ira 'clpe ari19'tneplOb'cue trnnrcr
o~cnnc1onQ ira Nlieu Get cr NltS-
icrnc, iom M trllcr sc tprfiifc 6or-
binbc!ic2linjcr ira en- belt I'M annt.
Ser mc0OcIcs nemlig ira Tctro.
Qra0, at Ell riiSiiif Nrnlc, Tom man
ier fife bar bort noget on, cr Nooct
opcr ocn tprfiitc @rNnic ira llrnminh
/ oct norbliNc Ecrllcn Nucrcbc / Tor
riQc llgc ruftcoc bcnnc Nrnle inb /
NipauoouSn - Den Ierlte Np pnd ocn
tprfiitc Si0c al Srpnicn puo hcnnc
&ont - hpor De iutte liz / @cii0oclic
al DC itorc oerpprcn0c 9lmmunitionS.
ocpotcr. Zen tprfiifc @"urniion toe
hniti9t 6lugten og loo belle lit ariNe-
mutcrieI / Stiffen. &erirn fortIuttc
NllSierne Wurihen / ~ip0pcitliQ Net
ming moo Sen riatiqc @p Moiul /
Niprien. Moiul lager pco Si9ris /
NGrbcocn al 9tiIincrnc al oct Nomle
Ninipc. Npcn lager onltrent 800
Ofil / Norb for Nagbnh oQ fln so
Wtil ira Gcrlicn. buor Nu9lernc Qif
oucr @rpnien.
Cen rltS'iifc Nrme cr rimcl'Qpi@
peo benle Sio lite ua lonQt ira mo.
illl. oG fan sc fomme / Ncll0ocl'c Al
Sen, iao bar De 0cruco ogioo oiifnn.
ret TorbinoeliesIinien til Sen tnrtiifc
@opc0hGr / Nngbno % aut.cl.
gln1ord.
Sclu / Tctroarnb fom M~eloingcn
ON benilc me r~uaiiife Nrme iom Ell
itor Sucrraifclic Ger hor life Of
fcntligt pGrct mcnNeIt en- StoueIie ON
oennc me &Ur, ior Storiur't 9tito-
lui meloer, al Ben err ganet opcr ocn
turfiife @rGnlc / Snbpeit Tor Urn.
miubiieen / Ycrllcn og er MT poa
Warih moo N}oiltl.
Wen Der cr Ell anoen %rltSiilf Nrute.
ionl ipue3 at pGre iporIpIt io%ripunoct.
Cen bar nouct cnonl meget Ipugcr
ipbpoo. Tor ol0ri9 ioo IGnAc liocn
inotog Sen acrmonibuh / Herijen fim
onltring 100 Y}il / NorOpit Tor @ag.
ooo, % itror citcr bar oen enooQ
fommct ct aoot Stpffe iorbi aermar,
ihah, men 'i0cu hnr Der life uGret
meooelt ct Cr0 ON ben. Npor er
oenne 9lrmc III. % hpao bar Ben 10
retoQet Jig? Get tommer pcl mart
Tor lngen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19

>'''''t NAAAAANNhA NANA
orciu ! &olitcaN. Granite SALTS g.
mocrdtlc Srrc (omuicuo. 2ouucnY;
Prohibition: Z 6 Sobccf. 9llcror.
orid
Giahtb 1iirict Ncpublicon :
Charles Z Grail. 7uluth: Clarence
q Wdacr. 2ulitb; Sociolii: Eltls
\. Anocriou (po Norborp Grobibi.
ton: Bert z Whcclcr. Duluth.
Nintb Giiuict Republican: ". q.
Nn0criou. Ncrlu2 Ioa3: SAILOR
S@teeneriou. 0roofitou; Democratic.
Carl Y. Smonion, Battle Sofc: So.
cioliit: ! n 5hompion. Hldpiue.
(cuth 0iitrirt Hcplblicon: 20.
nell Z Ecuioul Wiimtapoli2; Vii,
Iiom = NoNcro. NlimcopoIi2; &c.
mocrntlc: AIcil " Grouin. Alinncu.
polls; Progressive: (bon,oS :.
Stoll. Creditor; S%ocioIut: ). IS.
Solti3. Mitmcupoli2. Gle y. loliu.
Gallo.
Get progressive Eorti bar inQcu
Guu0i0dtcr nnHclbt. Ser uor ood
inoIcperet til Stnt5icfretUrcn en-
rulNitTnbiq Nonoiootliitc Tor set Gil.
iUlNc, noac1 "itoutoriicret" aanOi0at
itltl6c mcIoc fig. 2ctte ifcoe imio.
Icrti6 ltfc, % Siitcr bIcp tiIbnQc.
holot. Ger nil ocrior inNcn proarcS.
inc Nnnoioatcr bli opitlllct. mc0.
mIrorc Neutrality-suspicious. / Chi.
cdQo ltul0e 'ortlTitc Tariilplittcllcn.
! oct (iliTloc pil Scr Al Sc VroQrc9.
lipc / Ylinnciota bIi opltinet Ell fulo.
ltru0ig Aauoi0oiIiite uco Tctition.
Iommcrpnl0ct.
q al sc Giltrift9oomurcrc. hpis
GlubcoHtcrnIin uolsber iaar, o0 loul
ole icQcr @icnnoIg, bar inacn 81.
petition. 5 Dc eprige Giitrifter or
Der Cppoiitiou, men Der oil finn BIZ
Ell cntclt Nonieit oco Yrimprpuloct.
ioct ser nentIig pe0 TrimGrpaIoct
opltilc9 10 aanoiooter. Geunc enc
Hontelt nil bli / 110e GetSoiItrift,
huor ser er ire aon0ioater. al boilfe
10 uil bli nominereoc pco E%rinlprpol.
get. IcIgcuoe er Ell &iite ouer sc an.
mclotc Gommcrfonbioater:
Girit Giltrict - hilbert %ohnion.
Heo @iug
Sccono 0~iitrict &omc5 &. @li.
@iihdeI. Z. =. Mc9ioIln St. TouI.
Ehiro liltrict- @eorgc ". @ran.
ger. &otciter.
6ourtb liitrict (tlpo TO elect ".
e. Sale, y. Z. lictinion ". u
Nnrbmcll, minneapolis.
Siitb 0iitriet-Artbur =. Gbilo.
refs. Saribollt; Sobn Wioonnn. Wd.
iecn.
Scpcntb Giiirict Carroll u. Hue.
Moorbeoo.
Gighth Giitrict e. " Morriion.
Norpoo6; &. ID 5iiit. @lencoe.
GleDentb Iiitrlct Wiartin Sua6ea.
Nibbing.
1mcIith 1iitrict Ctmo to elcct)-
Hitaro J Gain, NenuiQc: &. u.
6osnes. 0%iortcpioco; @lIua ii STUNT.
Hitdiielo; @outbe &. G.pale, @ia
mar
(birtccntb Giitrict * Z Gelion
Sluutou.
Tourtceuih 0iitrict (tiuo 10 clect)
Guorep @riuoclono, @arrcn @il.
liam @otts, Grootiion.
6iitecuth Iiitrict Charles u
Stantou. &emioit
Scucnteenth 2iitrict e 6 Gean.
Soirmont ! 5 anor. &acfiou
&ohn e GaImer. 6oirmont
Gi9btecnth Iiitrict Grthur e
@ioolnq7. Nuofu.
Hinctecuth Giitrict Sobn &.
Hethanun. S~tlQlputer.
" " @arowea. Der iortioeu er
ToIitiOonmer | Yiunneapolia. bar
mel0t ia iom aunoioot Tor 3litrifts-
BONNER. SON err oen encite Cppo,
ueut moo 9ommcrue u e. sale on
.. Z GictInion. OF ale IRE Rauuc
oil bli opisrt pau %olqieolen ueo
0oituuIgei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19

5STiiGfies raa eiSs Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-19

Gn rHsNif Mrnc rUftcr ppcr Den tnr-
fife Wrrnie muo MOiml.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-22

The getting of two distinct values when
purchasing one article applies pretty gen.
orally in the field OF merchandise these
times. extending even unto iiniments.
While most articles OF this nature are in
tended for external use only, notable
exception is the famous Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment. Powerful enough for
every requirement Of outside application
when needed for sprains, strains, muscu-
lar sheumatism, all aches, pains, snd
sore ness. il is, in addition, wonderfully
effective preparation for internal use IN
the cases OF colds, coughs. sore throst,
cra mp3. chiIls, etc, when necessary that
,ts renlar ss bic soothing anc hesiiDg quas-
tiles 90 direct 10 the seat OF au inaard
trouble Thus, in Jehnson's Anodyne
Iapiment you get two in one -interDsl
and external use-the double value iini-
ment as il is known. Over 100 years OF
splendid service to humanity have made
Dr. Abner Johuson's prescription house
bold word, and present day users speak
OF il as s.sD angel in disguise
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-22
NORTH FRANKLIN.
TIiELMA,

Maurice Butter and wife and Roy Le-
land, OF Somesviile, were weekend guests
OF Everett Tracey and wife.
Mrs. Ruby Bragdon and children visited
her sister. Mrs. Gertrude French, in East
brook last week.
John Tracey and Frank Young, with son
Harold, of Gouldsooro, are here hunting.
Mrs. Bertha Lawrie has sold her place to
Willard Foss.
The grange aid society met with Mrs
Susie Giles last week. A lot of work il
being done to get ready for the sale Dec. 8
Nov. 20. t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-22
BRAeDoN- BLAIspELL WEBBING.


The wedding of Miss Edith Mae Brag
don and c. Carroll BlaIsdell took place
last Thursday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. W. Il.
Bragdon. Rev. Gideon Mayo, OF Bangor,
officiated, assisted by Rev. W. H. Durham,
of the Methodist church.
The rooms were prettily decorated in
green and white. The Lohengrin march
was played by Miss Florence Dunn. Miss
Marcia Brsgdon, sister of the bride, was
inain OF honor, and r. Lloyd Bialsdeii,
brother Of the groom, was best man. The
brides gown was OF white georgette
crepe, and her bouquet was of white roses.
After the ceremony refres hments we're
served. Mr. and Mrs. BisisdeIl left in the
afternoon for a wedding triYto Massaehu-
sets. They will be at home at New port,
Me, after January l.
The bride is a graduate OF the shaw
business college, Portland. and has been
employed as a stenographer in Portland
several years. The groom is q son OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. BIaisdeil, of / asst Frank
lin. He was graduated from the Univer-
siiy of Washington, at Seattle, Wash,
and was recently admitted to the bar in
Maine. He is prseticing in Newport. in
partnership with Judge F. Wade Halli-
d y.
Nov 20. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-22

The ladies of the grange society. with the
members of the ladies aid, will furnish
two suppers.
Wednesday afternoon and evsning OF
this week the ladies' aid society will hold
q sale in the Methodist vestry Of aprons
and fancy articles. Ice-cream and home
made candy will also be on sale There
will be the usual parcel post.
Mrs. Amelia French swan, who had
been in failing health for some time, died
Thursday. The funeral was held at her
home Saturday afternoon, Rev. W. III.
Durham officiating. She survived her hus-
band, Perrin Swan, about eight months
The grandson and wife, who lived with
them. we're faithful in sheir ministrations.
Mrs sssn left two SONS, Frank Leslie anu
Fred.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-22
oRLAND.

John Bowden is quite iii Of pnedmonis,
The infant daughter OF John p. Gray
has been named jeanette.
A Thanksgiving bail will De held We'd
nesday evening, Nov. -. Atherton's
orchestra 0~s
Mrs. Brooks, of Mansfield. Mass. has
returned to her home, after q week at
s'Stsplehurst.n
All are gratified to learn OF the steady
improvement in the condition OF Mrs.
Rhoda Stubbs, after a critical illness.
Mrs. Charles Jordan is also slightly inn
proved, although ssill confined to her
bed
There will be social dance at the town
hHID Friday evening, Nov. "a. Soper's
orchestra will be assisted by Edward
Parker, OF Bluehlil, drummer
Mrs. 5. Nj. Cooke returned to Boston
Monday, after several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Abbie Rich. AIRS Rich ac-
companied her TO Massachusetts, where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. j. b. Proctor,
Nov 20 ID
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-22
FRANKLIN.
Nov. %.
SPEC.

Miss Frances Bragdon left Saturday for
Camden.
Benjamin Hayey, OF North sullivan, is
visiting Fred Donneli.
Mrs. Allie Macombef has moved into the
Austin Mcneil rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lurcb, OF Easton.
Pa, are at The Relay house.
Mrs. R. w. Plunmer, OF Bangor, was a
weekend guest OF L. c. Bragdon.
Mrs. H. P. Blaisdell and daughter Hilda
visited Bangor Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Clyde Robertson and baby, of
North Sullivan, visited her parents last
week.
Miss Frances Knowles, of Coiumbia Falls,
q former teacher here, is the guest OF Mrs.
l.. 2. HiIgroge.
u iss Feooora Woodworth, " BIO has been
teaching at Enfield, came home Saturday,
as her mother is seriously i'll.
Miss Marcia Bragdon. who is teaching
al Guiiford, was home last Th8rsday.to DO
present at the wedding OF her sister Edith.
Mrs. Hannah Doyle left for Lewiston
Monday to care for Mrs. Eliery Doyle,
who is i'll, after an operation in hospital
Congratulations are extended to Percy
Hanscom and Miss Fiossie Bragdon, wac
were recently married by Rev. w. fl. Dun
ham.
Maynard Fernaid and Neil Bunker, who
have been in machine shpp in Whitins-
vile, Mass, the past year, have spent q
month at home and returned to theil
work. ~
Their Red Men are busily preparing fc
their annual pow-wow here on Dec. l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-22
The Samein Old Town
Old Town Residents Speak Out
For the Welfare of the Pu bic.
Auburn. Maine.

1t is jpst the same in Old Town as here
in Ellsworth; our friends there speak out
in the same glad, earnest way as SO many
grateful Ellsworth men and women have
spoken in these columns for years past.
William A. Tear, prop. OF grocery,
Bradbury st., Old Town, Me-, says: "An
injury>resuited in disordered kidneys and
Isuffered intensely. used Doan's kidney
Pills with better results than any other
Kidney medicine / had ever tried. The
pains through the small OF my back were
relieved and my kidneys were
strengthened"
Over three years later, Mr.. Tear said:
aWhat said 10 recommendation OF Doan's
Kidney Pills before holds goods and can
recommend them Is the best kidney medi-
cine on the market"
Price Soc. at ali dealers. Don't simply
ask for q kidney remedy-get Doan's Kid
ney piiis-the same that Mr.. Tear
had. Foster Miiburn Co., Props, Buffalo
NY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-22
SOUTH srRRY.'
Nov. 20.

james H. Jamorin, OF Chestnut Hill,
Mass. spent week recently with Clifford
Coggins.
School closed Friday, after a term OF
eleven weeks. Miss Alice Cross, the teacher,
returned home Monday.
Eversrd Young. who has been at the
hospital in Bangor for treatment. for
few days. returned home Friday.
The steamship Pearl shell, on which
Voiney Coggins is employed, has cleared
from Bayonne for Bordeaux and Rouen,
France.
4he fishing season is nearly over and
has proved in most cases TO have been very
dull. A few OF the weirs have done fairly
/ well, but the majority are failures.
| Ray Gray and Mrs. Della Luckings, OF
Surry. were guests of Leslie Speed re-
Gently. Mr.. Speed has been at Surry for
a short visit with Oatlsy Gray and family
Friendsof Lydia (Young) Grover regret
i the accident which occurred to her re-
Gently. While standing on the running
( board OF an automobile, she was thown
I regain consciousness for two days. She
was httietbetter at last accounts.
Mrs. K. A. Coggins recently returned
home after an absence OF four weeks. two
I OF W fch were passed in Gloucester, Mass,
where She went to attend the funeral of
her sister, Mrs. Lillian j. Thurston, who
died Aug. at Los Angeles, Cal. The re-
mains were brought East by her husband,
\ Henry Thursion. IBterment was at the
Beech Brook cemetery, West Gloucester
+ Mr.. Thurston expects soon to return to
Los Angeles to resume his work as a
member OF an orchestra.
/ Nov. 20. TRAMP.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-11-22
WEST FREMONT.

The improvement society wiz hold its
annual sale Decen Der S.
Capt. E. B. Reed is employed at Bernard.
by Capt. Benjamin Marphy.
Miss zulrna Norwood has returned from
a visit in Portland.
Henry Goodwin has gone - Belfast,
shere he has employment.
A. A. Lopsus and wife have moved to the
Oscar Morrison house, Southwest Harbor,
for the Winter.
Capt. John Pomeroy, who has been en-
ployed at Bsrtlett's Island the past sum-
mer, Is home.
Capt Harold lawson. wife and son are
visiting Mrs. Lawson's parents, Daniel
Dow and wife.
Mrs. Sadie Eye is spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. George E.
Melcher, in Dorchester.
Floyd, youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Farley, who was operated upon at
Portland last week, came out OF the oper-
atior successfully, but is still in the hos
pital.
Nov - THELNA.
Capt. Willard Rich. mate of the schooner
Northern Lignt, spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. F. w. Lunt, who has benin Ellis.
worth The past month, came home last
week, much improved in health.
Miss Alexander and Miss Barron, teach
ers, assisted by their pupils, gave . social
at the schoolhouse Saturday evening, to
raise money for their school work. Pro-
ceeds, 1855.
Word Was received by Mrs. George W.
Lunt last week OF an automobile accident
in which her son-in-law, Robert Wayne,
OF San Juan, Porto Rico, was injured. MIR.
Wayne, to avoid collision with anot her
car, swerved too near the edge OF ditch,
and the car turned over. Mr.. Wayne dis
located his shoulder and fractured one Of
the bones. One OF those in the party with
him had a rib and finger broken. Three
others escaped with bruises.
Nov. 20. THELMA.
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Raymond wardwell shot deer last
week.
Clarence and George wsrdwell are ill OF
whooping cough.
sErsucis Perkins, who has been EN-
pioyed in Castine since spring, is ST home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins, of Penobsnot,
visited Mrs. George p. Conner last week.
Mrs. Esther Grindle, OF Penobscot. IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. Manfred Mixer.
Gustine Wardwell is running sn auto
mobile truck, peddiing fish in Castine
and Peuobscot.
Fred Wight aud George Grindle are
building poultry house for Mrs. Mary
Willard.
Clarence .Hutchins, who was in Vinai-
haven last week for a brief stray, is at
home. He returned via Rockiand and
Camden Although sixty-eight years old,
it was his first trip on an electric car or q
steamboat.
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The Eternal Feminine.

From the fresco paintings of women
In the Cretan palaces OF the period
about 2.0o0 u. c. 1t is learned that the
women of that time pinched in their
waists. had hounced or accordion
skirts. wore an elaborate couture on
their heads. shoes with high heels and
hats which might have come from a
Partisan hat shop, while one woman
might be described as wearing jupe
culotte
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COUNTY NEW :
SORRENTO.


E. r. Corners is on q business trip to
Boston.
Mrs. c. a. Workman is visiting in Sui
iivsn.
Fred l. Goodwin recently purchased the
ice business OF c. w. Sargent.
/. W. Nash has the foundation finished
for his new house on the shore drive.
n p. Foster has new roof nearly COM
pIeted over his store building. occupied by
E. f. Corners.
Miss Giadys Dopre.l, OF East Holden
hiss been visiting Camden b Sargent and
wife.
Mrs. Peter Nichols tloru.eriy Gladys
Sargent), of Foxcroft, with her two chill
dren. il visiting her father.
c. e. Hale went to Newton, Mass, Tues
day to confer with Mrs. Mayo, who plans
TO have cottage built here this winter.
Charles Sargent recently purchased the
White place, and is having it thoroughly
repaired. He expects to move there sboat
December I.
Hollis Bragdon, who has been working
in Gardiner on State road work, is home.
ing a short vacation with his parents,
John Andrews and wife.
Mrs. Abbie Sinclair, OF East sullivan, is
keeping house for j. c. Workman. His
granddaughter, Pauline Aiken. is at home
for while.
The State road work for this year is al
most done, under the charge of VIM. E.
Jackson. A few more days grayelling and
rolling will makeS line piece of road.
George F. Bartlett will carry the mail
this winter. starting this week. This is
gift by one of the summer people. Mrs.
Chsiee. of Providence. which is greatly APP
preciated. All living more than one halt
mile from the office have their mail de-
lisered each day for about five months
Nov. Is T.
Granville Higgins, OF Brewer, is visit
ing at Warren Smiths.
{. H. Workman Is employed at Goulds-
boro doing mason work.
BOY J. Slower, who has teen employed
on State road work near Gardiner, re-
turned home Saturday.
There rs e large demand for CLANS, ana
the local buyers-Hall Goodwin Co. and
f. T. Conners-cannot fill the orders.
George f. Bartlett and wife have moved
TO the Chafee farm. where be is employed
by the year as superintendent and care
saker.
Capt. A. a. Hanna and wife are visiting
ST their OLD home at Mt. Desert, while Mr..
Foster is completing for them the rent
they will occupy over Corners store,
Miss Marie Foster, daughter OF \. p.
Foster, will go to Colorado Wednesday. !
where she has fine position teaching /
mathematics and languages, at salary |
of s. zoo.
Fred L. Goodwin returned home Satur- |
day from hunting trip near Cherryfield, |
with two nice deer-one buck about five /
years old weighing $40 pounds, the other !
one about l25 pounds.
c. Z. Hale returned from Massachusetts, |
Thursday wifh contract to build new
bungalow for Mrs. Helen l. Mayo. of /
West Newton. Mass. This viii be about /
a ssSsn or eight thousand dollar house,
located in very prominent place on the
point.
Nov. 20. SPEC.
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That mans patience and silent en-
durance are simply marvellous. How
did he come TO have such wonderful
control over himsefg'
He always went out with his wife
when she was shopping to match sam
pies. - Baltimore American.