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NINE KILLED
tconunusd Prom FIRST Pare,

other passengers and a porter died in
hospitals. TO which they were taken.
THE DEAD.
W. r. CURTIS, Engineer.
GEORGE L. ToURTEIETTE, flag.
man. Merrick. Mass.
PATRICK COLLINS, New York city,
died I'm New Haven hospital.
MISS SUSAN 3. HIGHLAND. New
Haven
CHARLES. 4. ALLEN. Groion. Con
necticut, died at New Haven hospital
JOSEPH J. FRYE. Springfield.
Mass. porter. died in hospital
EDWARD MeGiNNIS. fireman.
Man passenger believed to be Ma
duros der Hovhsnssian
One employe as yet unidentified
Identification OF one body as That
OF Maduros der Hoyhanssian was not
certain tonight. There is a student
at Yale OF that family nare In the
clothing was a letter from Albert Ar
men. 1882 North Utah street. Balti-
more. in regard TO shipment Of
pearls. A graduate of Yale school Of
religion last year. Of the same name. ia
said to be pastor of the Fourth Pres
byterian church. Syracuse. y. =.
Word came tonight from Bridgeport
that General r. : Greeley. Of New
Haven. Conn. one OF the few surviv-
ing brigade commanders Of Connect
cut troops in the Civil War. is believed
10 be dying from his injuries.
Oisresarded Signal.
The official theory OF the accident is
that the engineer Of the local disre-
earded or failed 20 see the cautionary
signal. and could not make his brakes
hold when no came i'm sight OF the
danger signal
One OF the heroes Of the wreck was
George l.. Tourtellette. fagman sent
back from the stalled train. who stood
in the path % the approaching local,
frantically waving his red flag until
escape was impossible. and ne vas
killed under the engine wheels.
Both trains were well filled with
passengers. Among the injured were
many Yale graduates returning TO New
York after attending Alumni Day at
New Haven Several OF them have
been prominent a. athletes. ON tho
local were several members of the
Sons Of the American Revolution VINO
were on their way 10 Bridgeport. 10
attend a dinner
freight train passing on another
track. as the express and local collid-
ed. complicated the wreck shattered
coaches hurled against the box cars
dcrailed them, and the cars OF an
three trains We're piled up Passcng-
ers We're buried underneath heaps ~
splintered wood and twisted iron. The
boiler OF The Local.. locomotive cy-
ploded. The bodies % tho engineer
and fremcu were found underneath
the wreckaRe.
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"AMERICA FIRST"
Continued from Firs. Page)

West Virginia and Her Future" Tho
speakers table will be graced with
other able orators with Dr. John l..
Dickey as POSTMASTER. Invocation
viii be offered by the Rev II. r. l..
Strider. rector Of st. Matthews Prot
estant Episcopal church. following
which the audience will sing "Amerl-
ca" Mr. Burton will then deliver his
address. Our Nations Dignity" will
be- discussed by the RI. Rev. Bishop 2.
j.. Donahue. TIE Rev. 4. l.. Benze.
pastor Of Zion Lutheran church. will
speak upon Our Citizenship. United
and Inscparablc."
Politicians to Speak
POSTMASTER Dickey will then call
upon number OF distinguished gentle
men for speeches. including Judge Ira
r. Robinson. of Grafton. candidate for
domination for governor; Ex-Governor
a. b. white. Of parkersburg. and Col.
William +. Hite. OF HUNTINGTON. both
OF whom are seeking nomination for
the United States senate. Hon. Julian
G.. Hearne. city. who aspires for nomi-
nation to congress. Attorney General
A. A. Lilly. who is opposing Judge
Robinson for the Republican nominal
ton for governor. II Is likely that
Congressman Howard Sutherland. o.
Elkins. will be present 10 speak He
has been in the southern part OF the
state this week.
Boards Final Dinner.
The gathering viii be known as tho
America First" dinner. and is the
final one 10 be given by the Wheeling
board OF trade as a separate and Ji--
unct organization. for within n few
weeks 70 viii be consolidated with the
three other local commercial orga1i
gatlOn into the Wheeling Commercial
Association. The last shall by no
means be- the least" remarked q mem
Der OF the entertainment committee
last evening iu speaking OF the dinner
tonight "lt is 10 be the biggest and
hnst-a humdinEer and a cr9ck-a-iack. D."
declared the speaker which emphati-
CaI.y tells the story.
The prorram is one Of the best OF
fh. kind ever liveu in the state. CON
-.-.Irg of del lhtful music under the
direction OF Mt and Mrs Frank g.
Kincheloe. there VIII b. plenty OF
oratory. delicious menu served under
Caterer George H. Phillips directions.
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WEBB KENYON TEST
Is POSTPONED

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. ID g.. Feb Elm
definitely postponed was rc-arrEumsut
OF appeal case OF James clark If~tiIIIrr
Co. VS.. American Express Co. and state
OF West Virginia. by O. s. supreme
court to-day. Reason FOR this action
was. though not announced by court.
that DO desired full memberehip Goo pass
ou issues involved There is now a. va
DuugN ON The bench and Mr. Justice I4N
isl liI. This case has assumed the char
uctsr OF utmost national Importance. Inc
wolves among many other important
questions. the cUustltutiorality of th.
Webb Kenyon law. Prob .hitiou Commits
siousr Blue. who came here Goo argue abe
case boz behalf ut West Virginia. return
ed to Charleston ta-ulEHt
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home in Erie. where he will assume
charge OF the business OF his father
who Is retiring owing TO illness.
Mrs. George Rentsch. of Pleasant
valley. is the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. Harry Wassman. of Clarksburg,
W. Va. for a few days
Miss Julia RentsCh. Of Pleasant Val
ley, is conyelecent after an attack OF
the measles,
Mrs. a. b. Hall and daughter Miss
Maud We're guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Wilson, returning
Sunday evening 10 their home in
Clarksburg. Mrs. Wilson is the
daughter OF Mrs. Hall
DR.. y. B. Cox. Of Shinnston. arrived
IN the city yesterday. 20 attend the
Masonic reunion.
". +. Burgess. OF Reader. ". Va. is
visiting in the city this week
Dave kraus. has returned from New
York. where he spent several days
purchasing spring goods FOR Kraus
Brothers, well known clothiers.
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TO STEUBENVILLE
Local People viii Take Part in Re
eeption TO Be Given BY Scottish
Rite Bodies

Miss Wayne Morgan OF Martins
Ferry and Mr.. Phil Mcguire ~ Tho
Island viii leave Friday evening for
Steubenvilic. whore they will take
part I'm the reception 10 be given bv
he Scottish Rite bodies Of that CITY
Both are we'll known singers and have
gained much distinction ia the musi-
cal world. Miss Morgan signs sopr1-
no and Mr.. Mcguire tenor. and tbev
will occupy prominent place on the
program
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JOS. S. MILLER
oi heaova' Being Groomed by Demo.
Gratis for Nomination for Governor.
Says Huntington Man.


Hon. W. *. Cowden. a former resi-.
don't OF this city. but who has been ur,c-
lclng law in Huntington for the past 81
s'SIS. was IN Wheeling yesterday. re-
SeiNHg an honorary Masonic degre,.
ie SAID last evening at the Mcclure thar
we democrats OF that section wsr,
grooming the Hon. Joseph = Miller. of
hehoNa. Wayne county. as their candi-
datr Tor nomination for governor. aud
that Ar. Miller had most excellent
chance 20 land the nomination
Mr. Miller was state auditor n nup,b.-
or years ago ana FOR some time has been
president OF the First National hank al
henoNn. short distance south OF Hunt
lngton- Mr.. Cowdcu said that ne n
hcNcs that The candidate for govern.
on the Democratic ticket should com.
from fhe southern mart NJ fh~ efs.. To, Q
that thede is no better fitted man FOR ths
hlfn position than cir. A4.llcr.
Eight-hour working days have been
established By law in Uruguay
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MINISTER'S SON KILLED

HUNTINGTON. vs. Va. Feb. 90
Ellis Nkers. age H. son OF tho Rev o
J. Akers. OF this city. was found dead
on the Chesapeake a. Ohio railroad az
Wilson's Switch five miles east Of tho
city this afternoon Tie was killed by
train.
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LOOK AT CHILD'S
TONGUE IF SICK
CROSS, FEVERISH
HURRY, MOTHER! REMOVE PoIs-
CNS FROM LITTLE STOMACH.
LIVER. BOWELS.
GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF
FIGS" AT ONCE IF BILIOUS OR
ONSTipATEO.

Look al the tongue. mother, n
coated. II Is a sure sign that your
lttle ones stomach. liver and bowels
need a gentle. thorough cleansing at
once
When peevish. cross. hstiess. pale.
doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act natu-
ially, or II feverish. stomach sour.
berath bad. has stomach-ache. sore
throat. dtarrhOea. full OF cold. give a
teaspoolful OF California Syrup OF
FIGS, and In q few hours all the foul,
consupated waste. undigested 1000
and bile gently moves out OF its little
bowels without griping. and you have
Wen, playful child again
You needn I coax sick children TO
take this harmless fruit laxative: 90
trey love fits dilicious taste, and IL a.
ways makes them feel splendid.
ASK your druggist for a 5O-cent bot
ue OF California Syrup OF figs. DO
which las directions for babies. emil
dren Of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware OF coun-
terfeits sold here. To be sure you get
the genuine. ask to see that u is made
by California Fig Syrup Company. d"
Refuse any other kind with contempt.
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NEWSPAPER WOMAN
COMMITS SUICIDE

NEW YORK. Feb. 90 NJ. ,,..-,,-
- Ca IeIt Barker. 30 years old, an Atlanta
~. new nSW sbaher woman. killed herself
fIo,. ny bS leaping from the tenth
sister. Mrs.. Garrett Boyd. had an apaIf.
~ mt she had been suffering Son,
t..i4e from nervous trouble and arri,.el
ON. yesterday TO visit her sister
airs. BOYD was at dinner with her t,,,,
cniIqIen when she was Informed OF no
~, - Snt told the police she lad
a. ner SISTER playing the piano In tha
wing room; the widows OF which Eli.
.Etd taken the prcCaution 20 lock
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HAIR CoMING OUT

Dandruff causes a fever;sh irritation
or the scalp. the hair roots shrink. loos-
On and then the nalr comes out fast.
To stop falling hair at once and rid
the scalp OF every particle OF dandruff.
get 25-cent bottle OF Danderine al
any drug store. pour a little in your
hand and rub Il into the scalp. After
Few applications the hair stop com
ing out and you can't find any dan
druff
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Howard Huston has returned fo Die
home iu Sew York after being tho
week end visitor az thehOmo of hIa
brother. vs. o. Huston. Of The RomIrr.
ton TypeHrIter company ~ fhis city.
Mr and Mrs Arnold RUBBER. OF
Shane Nuc ohio. and Tre A.
Vance. or Canton ohio. are guests
of SIR and Nrs D. W. Bryan. of
Twelfth street
Edward s. luEera0lL ~ parkerehurr.
state sicr president o. tho National
Letter Carriers association. was in fHo
city larf evening attending tho ban
quot given hv Postmaster vs. vs.
Irwin or fhe p0e.ofnro
w H Irvine vice president Of tho
national Rank ~ West virginia. TO-
turned asf nIEhf from pIftFburrh.
whore boz attended fho banquet ~
Group $50 Df fne Pennsylvania Bank.
ORE assoc alton
Rabbi A. 49, silver OF Eor street
Temple. returned yesterday from SIC.
koc port. pa. Hhrrn na afIrraae-f tho
jewish people 0f fIaf section
Attorney 49, rs Corden. q former
resident rf obi. r.f. HI.ut. fu.rf.
rDHrH HEY. arrived .r Wf..'.r, ...t...
day tu receive an Irr.rlr. U.rr.. .f
thr scottish NIfr Masonic fInf.r nI..f
iHr
Senior hfont Horace tfraof ~ fha
Pan Handle Agricultural Club b. able
.n Dol UHi after .r..raI DAYS .rrrss
VIVID Hpr.rra 'r H.. apartment 20 ffa
University club
N Margaret F1fo Dr. v.fiog
ir.nnia Dol Pittsburgh f1. fer dagr
Carlton IIr OFT fH. YOUNG u...
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About People
Movements 81 individuals to
and From :Ils City.
N~~@~~~~N
Al LIE HOTELS

Rosers-W Il. Brand. Fairmont.
Gay r. Waiting. AnsOnia. W. Va. c.
II. kimmel Grafton. +. r. Anderson.
Marietta. r. &. Knopp. jamestown.
Geo. ". Weekly. Pennsboro. Miss
Ethel Burns. Sistersville. Miss Mar.
saret Thistle. Sistersville: j. r. Kin
ley. Marietta.
MeLure-Edgar VI. Sites. Martins
burg. Thomas W. Fleming. Farmont.
y. +. Burgess. Reader: $. = Faris.
Bridgeport. w. Va. r. C. KincheIoe.
Clarksburg. \. %. Moore. New Mar
unsville. r. y. InEersolL. Parkersburg.
G. O. Sans. Parkersburg: q. G.. Jock
man. Steubenyille. All Walker. SUIT
ton; =. -. Haymaker. Clarksburg. Jack
w Heintzelman. Fairmont. p. w
Pinney and wife. Elkins. Ira T. Robin.
son. Grafton. Albert j. Park. Dr.. Man
ninEton. =. $. Conan. Warrington.
Grand Contra Geo. Honaker. Clay
ton. W. Va. Joe Kuabak. Maynard q.
Geo. BObick. Steubeuyllle r. a King.
Proctor. j. b. Barnes. Parkersburr.
J. O.. Mayors. Westcryille. +. e.. Mann.
GAINESVILLE. y. H. scott. Barnesv.Ie.
Windsor-H \ Borah. Huntington:
W. ". Dewen. Huntington. 3D. Il.
Evans. Huntington. vs. * Cowdon
Huntington. g.. NJ Kaufman. Logan.
H. ~ Robb. New Cumberland. Evan
Williams. Akron. ". A. Beaver. Graf.
ION Oma Marie Snodgrass. smith
field Sturgeon Whit. Clarksburg. w
a.. McMast"rs. Clarksbgrg Geo a.
Lane. Wooster g. 4. Neiplins. Find
,as D. Lee Honar. clark burg. j r.
@ueaer. Iairmont. Miss Marie Black-
ford. Huntington. Miss Grace Black.
Weston. J. a. Eoutfs. Mauniurton
Stamm-E H Armstronr. Arm
strong ill- Wiley % Hisson. Folsom 4.
q. ID. Franklin CIarksburg. O. b. Rev
nnlde. Farrack-viio. L 81 Lazear.
Cameron Ray newton. Wallace. w
No.. B. 4 newton. Wallace. IS. Va
Wells Rappan. Wallace. W. Va. 3D. j..
Hagerwau. Cameron.
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other passengers and a porter died in
hospitals, 10 which they were taken.
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annertlsemgulf
MISUNDERSTANDING
Old And New Way
To Treat Catarrh
Breathing a Germ Killing Air En-
dorsed by Actual Results.

breathing Germ Killing Air En-
dorsed by Actual Results.
The discovery of Hyomei has
wrought a wonderful change in the
treatment of catarrh.
Prior to three years ago the medi-
cines ordinarily employed in the cure OF
this disease we're drugs. sprays, lotions,
etc. In some instances they bene-
flied. but the improvement was not
lasting.
With Hyomei you take into the air
passages of your throat and head q
balsamic air that goes into the mi.
nuiest ce Is, and should effectually
Kill all germs and microbes of catarrh.
Its purpose is to enter the blood with
the oxygen, killing the germs in the
blood, aud restore health to the Whole
system. Many astonishing testi-
munials have been received from those
who have been helped b, Hyomei.
A comPsete outfit is mex yensive and
Includes An inhaler, dropper and suf-
fcieat Hyomei for several weeks
treatment.
Perhaps the strongest violence that
can be given to doubters, 10 the fact
that G. A. Parcber has SO much faith
III Hyomei that be sells every package
under positive guarantee to refund
the money IL 1t does not relieve.
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OBITUARY.

Ellen 3. Tapley, wife of Isaac L. Slower,
died Sunday afternoon, Jan. Q, after an
illness Of only few hours. Though her
suffering was intense, it was borne with
the courage and patience which character
lied her whole life She was the daugh-
ter OF the late Capt. John and Emily l.
Tapley, OF this place. She was q member
Cf the Congregational church. aud . char.
ter member OF the o. e. g., which or
ganizstion held its first meeting in bel
home only nine months ago. The order
has Iost q most faithful member.
Mrs. slower possessed . pleasing dis
position, ready with . smile or kindly
word for all she mt.
The funeral was held at the home We'd
nesday, Jan. IL, Rev. q. F. Atkins oficiat-
ing, and was attended BY . large number
Of relatives and friends. Interment was Al
Mt. Rest cemetery.
Mrs. Slower is survived by her husband,
five sis ers Mrs. Fred l. Halves, of Brad
ford, N. H.; Misses Clara, Emily and Ruth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-01-19
WINTER HARBOR.

Work on the new Odd Fellows hall is
progressing rapidly.
There are several cases OF chicken pox
among the children.
James MacKsy has returned to Bangor
where he has employment.
Miss Olive Tracy is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. s. Adams, in Auburn.
Ferdinand Thompson has gone to the
hospital in Bangor for treatment.
Ada Turner has entered the Central
Maine hospital at Lewiston as pupil in the
training school.
Milton Torrey and Miss Vera Rolfe were
married at the parsonage, Jan. /, by the
Rev. M. c. Miner.
The entertainment given by the Boy
Scouts was q creditable one, though not
largely patronized, owing o the storm.
Mrs. H. H. Hanson gave . party for her
son Ivan before his return to q. OF M.
Some twenty young people, including the
teachers OF the village, were present.
Jan. 10. 8.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EST FRANKLIN.

Mrs A. o. Clark has been OF the sick
list.
Fish Warden Frank L. Hodgkins was in
town recently.
Harry Harrison spent Friday and Satur-
day in Ellsworth.
Forrest COMBS is cutting stone for
Somes & Coombs Co.
Lyle Smith is home from Bangor. where
he has been employed.
George F. Springer is hauling his cut OF
pulpwood to East brook siding.
H. F. Lincoln, OF Dennysville, was the
guest OF Clarence Morse part OF last week.
Mrs. Asa Dyer has been spending q few
days with Mrs. Sarah Smith in Ellsworth.
E. w. Smith was at Beechlsnd Friday,
making conveyances OF land for parties
there.
Mrs. Ethel Clark has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gerald Coombs, in La:
moline.
william Frye, OF Harrington, was in
town Saturday surveying wood for the
Frye Pulpwooo 70.
Lewis Sbuman and Foster Marston
have taken a contract to haul the lumber
on the Ticket lot left from last year.
Relatives of Roy Caller have received
news that he is in hospital in France,
the result OF q wound received in action.
Friends Of George Coombs we're pleased
tn hear that he ia getting along well,
after an operation Tuesday at the Bar mar
Dor hospital.
The high school basket bali team went
to Harrington Friday night, and was de-
feated by the much heavier town team
there. Score, 11-9.
Friends of Mrs. Charles Brown were
panied to learn of her death q few days
ago at her home in Wakefield, Mass. She
had been a regular visitor here for many
summers, and had many friends here.
Jan. II. ECHO.
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G,t NY Ew
WEST BROOKsVILLE.

Mrs. Charles Babbidge has taken .
twelve year-ofd boy from Good WiIlParm.
George Otis Tapley, OF Portland, is Wis
iting his grandmother, Mrs. George H.
Tapley.
The ladies' circle will meet with Mrs.
John Farnham Thursday, Jan. 20, for an
ALL day session.
John S.Tapley, OF Charleston, was called
here last week by the death OF his sister,
Mrs. Ellen Tspley Slower.
Miss BeuIah GrIndie, . student at Cas-
tine normal school, was the week-enc
guest OF Miss Emily NJ. Iapley.
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birthday. A delightful evening was
spent, with music and games. Ics-cream
and cake were served.
Or. J. H. Pattsn and Corydon Richard
son, OF Bar hasbor, ware In town satur-
day.
s. E. Smith 10 Ill OF pneumonia. His
friends are glad to know that he 10 some
what improved.
Jan. II. G.
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Tapley, and Mrs. Fred J. Perkins, OF this
place; four brothers Maurice g., OF Read
neid; John g., OF Charleston; Capt. James
absent on an ocean steamer. The flowers
were beautiful, and included . large piece
given by the o. e. 9. The bearers were
four old friends OF the deceased - Horace
d. Mills, Otis L., w. H., and c U. Farm
ham.
Jan. Is. ToMsoN,
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ToMsoN.
SURRY.

SUKRY.
Capt. C. NJ. Coulter is at home on q
visit.
Helen Clark visited friends IN Ellsworth
last week.
James Withee, OF North surry, has gone
to d xter to work.
There wills be lecture in the grange
hail by the State inspector OF schools on
Monday evening, Jan. "A.
Jan. a.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

A son arrived at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Moore JAM 10.
Mrs. Bernice Salisbury and son Allen
spent last week in Bar Harbor.
Caroline Linscott, who has been with
her aunt in New Jersey, is home.
Leonard Young and wife, who have
been at Walter Young's, returned to Bar
Harbor on Sunday.
Alvia Walls, who is stopping at Somes
Sound, spent several days last week with
his mother, Mrs. Roland Carter.
Forrest Richardson, who was married
recently in Bangor to Miss Elizabeth
Riley, has set up housekeeping in the Mel
tiah Salisbury, jr., house. Their many
friends wish them happiness.
Jan. II. Y.
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{ OUNTY NEWS
AMHERST,

w. 8. Nickerson and wife, of Bangor,
are spending the winter in town.
Amass circuit, who was opersted upon
recently for appendicitis, is much better.
Miss Florence Giles entertained sstur-
day evening at her home, in honor OF her
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WEST GOULDsBORO.

Friends of Mrs. N. 8. Bunker are
saddened to hear Of her continued illness.
Frances and Margaret Wood have re-
turned to Orono after spending the holt
days with Mrs. John B. Wood.
E. M. Stevens is home from Nashua,
where he had been with Mrs. Stevens, Who
remained for an indefinite time.
Jan. 10. L.
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week in Bangor, the guest Of Mrs. Irwin
Phillips.
Winthrop Reed and wife visited Mrs.
Reeds sister, Mrs. Lorenzo Mayo, re-
Gently. Mr.. Reed, who has been suffering
from . nervous attack, is improving.
Jan. 10, M.
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OAK POINT.

Daniel Grindle and wife have come tc
stay with their son, A. 81. Grindle,
through the cold weather.
granddaughter Olive, of Bar Harbor, Wis
tied at A. h. Gr:ndle's last week.
Richmond L. Murch, Q lifelong res
ident Of this place, died Jan. Ii. He leaves
one brother, Hartford, who has the SYM
pathy Of the community.
Jan. II. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-01-19
REACH.

Mrs. Winfield Greenlaw is visiting in
Chelsea, Mass.
Mrs. Moody P. Eaton has gone to Port
land for medical treatment.
Miss Eta Torrey, who has spent her va
cation at home, has returned to Topsbsm,
to teach.
Jan. 8. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-01-19
MARLBORO.

Shirley Hodgkins and wife are visi ting
Mrs. Hodgkins' parents in Pembroke.
F. T. Hodekins was booked in the face
by COW, last Friday. He set . pail of
water in for her to drink. When he
reached in to get the pail the COW hit him
In the face several times before he could
get his head away from her
Jan. IL. ARE.