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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-09-06
R0cKCASTLE COUNTY
Threelinks

Threelinks, September 3. - Crops
are good in this vicinity.-Sunday
School at this place is progressing
nicely with large attendance. :
George Child just closed an eight
days singing school at Pleasant Hill
with 10 students. - Mrs. Naomi An
derson has a severe case Of typhoid
fever. - Kathryn Lake is very low
Willie Jones was in Wilde last
week. - Johnnie Johnson, ]. A. Sex
ton, and Charlie Baker left Sunday
for Lockland, o. - Mrs. Mafgret
Jones of Madison visited her son,
Grover Gabbard last week. - Mrs
Emily Gatliff left Sunday for Ham
ilton TO see her sick daughter, Mrs
Nina Spars.-Miss Alace Chasteen
visited at Sherman Chasteen's
this week.-W. II. Chasteen Of Hiatt
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs
Martha Phillips. = Bill Parks was
here Friday. - David Abney left
for Middletown. o.. Saturday night
Florence Philips and sister, Susan
spent Saturday and Sunday at I. A
Chasteen's. - C. l.. King was in Be
rea Saturday. - Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Mullins are glad parents Of big
boy. weighing "a pounds. His name
il Robert Taylor. y w. g. Griffin and
daughter are visiting at l.. V. Phil
lips this week. - Mrs. Sarah Jones
and daughter. Anna, spent the day
at +. Dooley's Saturday.-Several
from this place attended the associa-
ton at Brush Greek Friday and Sat
urday Of last week. - Laura Spence
Of Mt. Vernon was in Threelinks
last week. - Willie Jackson has re-
turned home from Ohio. - II. L.
Chasteen Of this place left Thurs
day for Louisville where he will
spend few weeks with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nora Dooley. - DR.. w.
Jones of Wilde is making head
quarters at George Gatliff's this
week on account of his patients. =
Rufus Baker is improving. He has
had severe case of typhoid fever.
There is singing at Pleasant Hill
every Saturday afternoon at $3.50.
Everybody invited. Come and tell
others TO come.
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CLAY COUNTY
Malcolm

Malcolm, August 3i.-Crops are
rather light and are beginning 10
need rain in this section.-Mrs. J.
II. Clarke and Esq. Ponder have re-
turned from Berea where they have
been visiting their invalid brother.
+. l.. Pondcr.-John Henry Downey,
who has been away for the past
three years. paid his home folks
visit the past week.-Dulin and Co.,
who are drilling on J. II. Clarke's
farm near here, report That they
have struck an ext client gas WE'LL
Master Willie Browning, who is suf-
fcring from typhoid fever. Is i'm
proving.-Mrs. Rebecca Browning.
who has been an invalid for the
past four years, is feeling some
stronger-Mr. Downey's three chii-
dren. who have fever. are reported
To be improving.
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East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
published signed full by the writer The
evidence good faith Write plainly

prosperous life. - Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Hamilton, who have been visiting
relatives at Berea and Wallaceton,
left Sunday for a short visit in
Lancaster and Danville, after which
they will return to their home in
Louisville. Mrs. Addie Gentry
left Sunday for a short visit in
Richmond. - Pete Stowe is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Stowe of this place. - Bert Harri-
son and family moved back to Berea
last week. - Several of the young
people of this place are expecting to
enter school at Berea, September IL.
Silver Creek
Silver Creek, September 3. - Al
fred Johnson and three children and
Lula Johnson from Indiana are visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Johnson. - Miss Minnie Hazel
wood entertained quite a number of
her friends to birthday party last
Wednesday night. All report a fine
time. - C. L. johnson from Cincin-
natl, O., is visiting his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. john
son. - Mrs. John Anderson found a
pocketbookJ on the Berea and Big
Hill pike. II has two articles in 1t
and paper with name on it and
some money. The owner will please
come and describe the things and
get il. - Miss Dora Robinson spent
a few days with Ivy Anderson last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Richard john
son gave the young folks an apple
pealing Monday night. - Miss Nam
ME Johnson attended the Institute
at Richmond last week.
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and Mrs. M. Z. strong returned To
their home at Ashland wednesday
They were accompanied by MISS
Nellie judd. = Inc Hev' win mar
cum hlied ms appointment al City
last saturday night ana sunday
morning. = Harvey Bonds ana MISS
Prescovia Price were united IN mar
riage last sunday morning. we
wish them q long ana happy lie. =
Mr.. and MRS. W. u Doo'ey gave the
young people an apple cutting last
Monday night = Mr. ana MRS. VIII
son Judd gave the young iolks an
apple cutting TUESDAY night.
Misses WINNIE ana Ciarice howland
OF MAJOR entered school at the BUCK
Creek Graded schoo' last MONDAY
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week for Hamilton where they ex-
pect TO find cmployment.-Miss
Jewel McGeorge visited Miss Icy
Farmer last Saturday night and
Sunday.-Misses Ersie and Lizzie
Farmer visited their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Farmer last
Saturday night.
Carico
Carico, Sept. 3. - May Robinson
found fine bee tree Saturday, and
reports lots Of honey in il. = Miss
Fairy Reynolds attended church at
Flat Top Sunday. - Our school dis
missed last week on account of sick
ness. - The party that is drilling
for oil on Jones Durham's place has
gone to get some repairs to their
machinery. They think that the oil
can be found.-Brother Matt Woods
filled his appointment Sunday at
Old Bend school house. There
will be preaching at Flat Top the
first Sunday in October and also on
Saturday night befor the first Sun
day.
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So shouted mountain boy he read the Berea Col
lege Catalog
The entire expense for year at the school-board,
room and ees-is only ss so in Foundation and Vocation
al Schools S8 60 in Normal and Academy, and 5000 in
the College.
The great expense education is board and the price
Of board at Berea has not been raised for twenty-five
years. And the board is good Every increase Of price
in foodstu has been met by better cellars and store
rooms refrgerators cookers other devices for furnish
ing good living at small cost.
A Temporary Raise is forced by war conditions To
the regular price of board advertised in the caaog will
be added this year. for ladies' ten cents week. and
for young men, twenty cents.
This adds $3.50 to the years expenses for girls and
s. 20 for boys but still leaves the cost half that at other
schools and cheaper than staying al home"
Fall term begins "Wednesday. September ~, 1917.
Be there the day before
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JACKSON COUNTY
Green Rail

Green Hall, August 26. - Schools
have not been in session in Owsley
the past week as it was Institute
week. - Mrs. E. E. McCollum en-
tertained the following persons at
her home from Friday until Sun
day: Her sisters, Ruby and RATHER
inc Brewer, of Woodward, Okla,
Mrs. MIME Morris and little gaugh-
ter of Island City, Walter, Eva and
Joe Congleton, neice and nephews,
of Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Flannery of Kansan, ILL.,, to dinner
on Saturday. - We are having some
very cool nights just now. = Pro-
fessor Baird of Berea College added
much to our Institute in the way OF
agricultural talks.
ryner
Tyner, September 2. - Our school
IS progressing nicely with H. +. Min
ter as teacher. - Several OF the
boys are shining up their mules
as there will be a man in this vicin-
iiy in the near future buying for
the U. S. Government. - There are
several men and boys from this
community going to Louisville to
work on the soldiers camp. - The
Rev Ed. II. Bulldog of Corbin and Ed
Bullock, Jr., Of McWhorter were Wis
ting for a few days here last week.
w. II. RAIDER is building a house
on his farm at Olin, and wants to
get moved by Christmas. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Judd of Gray Hawk were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore
Saturday and Sunday. - There will
be a Memorial Meeting at Tyner
burying ground September Q. con-
Quoted by the Rev. John Wesley
Moore OF Fillmore. - Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hamilton. who have been
visiting in Livingston for two weeks,
returned home today.-Prof. George
Miller will begin a ten days sing
ing school at Flat Lick Saturday,
September IS. - Mrs. Maggie Acre
and daughter, Ora, Of Dayton, o..
who have been visiting the formers
father, M. F. Goodman, have return
ed home. - Harry Moore is doing a
hustling business with his hay
press.
Herd
Herd. September, Miss Myrtle
Farmer of this place is visiting her
brother, Boyd Farmer Of Gray Hawk.
The school is progressing nicely
at this place with Sam Davis as
teacher.-Misses Myrtle and Icy
Farmer gave a "tacky party" last
Saturday night. There was a large
crowd present and all had a nice
time.-Marten Cook of this. place
has gone TO Norwood TO seek en-
ployment.-James Farmer and Abe
Madden, both Of this place left last
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ESTILL COUNTY
Witt

Witt, September 3. - The Rev.
Mr.. Bonnie of Waco filled his reg
ular appointment at Wisemantown
sunday. - Several people from here
attended county court at Richmond
today. - There is more watermel-
ons raised here than has been
known for several years. = Several
of the boys from here have been
called to the war. Their many
friends will hate to see them leave.
Misses Edith and Edna McGeorge
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0wSLEY COUNTY
Conkliuu

COnkling, September f.-Wllliam
Deaton, an old citizen of this conf
munity, died Sunday of rheuma-
tism.-A, H, Rupard Of Clark County
is here for weeks visit with
friendships. Granville Johnson of
Hamilton. o., visited her sister, Mrs.
Williams, last Week.-Mrs. Maud
Anderson is home from w. Va,
where she spent the summer and
will spend three weeks with home
folks before returning To Berea.--
Elder j. w. Anderson and wife and
+. V. Taylor and wife attended the
North District Association at Goshen
in Clark County last week.. NJ.
Burch. David Deaton and J. w. An
derson left Thursday to attend the
Tates Greek Association at Brush
Greek in Rockcastle County.-Chas.
Blake returned from Ohio last week
and is suffering from an attack OF
nux.
Travellers Rest
Travellers Rest, September a.
Corn crops are looking fine in this
section, due to good, growing
rains.-There will be at least 25ss
more of edible products raised in
Owsley County than in previous
years-The farmers are preparing
to SOW a great deal more wheat this
fall than last years. A. Caudell
is building five room bungalow on
one of his farms; also j. q. Moore
is building a RESIDENCE. b. Caudill
is visiting relatives at this place.
He will return 10 stanton, his
home, the last of the week.-Mrs..
S. A. Caudill and Mrs. Harvey Mar
cum will start Wednesday TO visit
relatives in Powell County.-The
Rev. Mr.. Watson filled his regular
appointment at Travellers Rest Sat-
urday night and Sunday.-Sabbath
School at this place is progressing
nieely.-Miss Ethel Minter has
purchased for herself piano.
Scovills
Scoville, August 81. = Many peo-
pie of this place attended the In.
stitute at Bonneville last week. -
Mrs. Carrie Hoskins and children OF
Lexington have been visiting rela-
tives at this place. = Willie Kincaid
and sister Miss Marian, have been
visiting relatives here. - Mrs. Fred
Wilder and baby OF Winchester have
been visiting relatives here. = Mr..
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CLARK COUNTY
Loo Lick

Log Lick. September 2. - Last
week the Clark County Teachers
Meeting was held in Winchester
with about eighty teachers present.
r. s. Eubank. a former candidate
for Superintendent Of Instruction In
tcessiassd % psSs yivs,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-09-06

ployed at McRoberts.-Miss Crissie
Collins is visiting home folks for
week or so. - X. X. Polly returned
TO Lexington this week where he Is
employed as sub n. n. mail clerk
Susan erase and daughter, Violet,
visited at J. N. Clay's.
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LETCHER COUNTY
Polly

Polly. September 3-There Is
quite lot Of sickness prevailing
in the community. - Meeting at
Democrat Sunday was we'll attend
ed and good preaching by the Rev.
C.. erase was reported.-Miss Cinda
Moore Of Colson visited at Polly
for n few days. j. Polly is en-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-09-06

were shopping in Irvine Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Witt has been very sick
but is improving. - Miss Maude
VIM and Maggie Lee Gum have
gone to Indiana for a visit with
their relatives.
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Thursday. September Is. 1917

I will rent my farm, containing
i65 ACRES
Situated IA miles from Richmond
or Lancaster pike. 10 acres 10 go In
corn; 20 acres in wheat; and the re-
mainder is in grass. Has splendid
house, barn. and all necessary out
buildings.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
Mise Mamie Ballard
Long Tom Chenault, Auct. ad.-f0
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DIED.

BRoWN-At Franklin, June II, William ]
Brown, aged rs years, months, days.
COTTON at South Penobscot, June 3d.,
Frank Cotton.
DAVIS-At Stamford, Conn, June 10, Thomas
Davis, formerly of Ellsworth Falls, aged 81
years.
DODGE-At Bluehill, June "a, Ezra Curtis
Dodge, aged II years, months, is days.
FALLS-At Ellsworth, June 81, Miss Winnie
Falls, aged 20 years, II months.
FLOYD-At Ellsworth, June 90 George B
Floyd, aged rs years, 10 months, rs days.
GRAY-At Bangor, May %, Nettie e Gray,
aged so years. Burial at Brooksvilie.
GRlNDLE - At South Penobscot, June %,
Linwood Grindle, aged month, ID days.
MASON-At Ellsworth, June %, Mrs Fred L
Mason, aged 81 years, 8 days.
McINNIS-At Bucksport, June 81, James L
McInnis, aged 81 years.
McINTIRE-At Verona, June rs, infant child
OF Mr. and Mrs Winfield McIntire.
OWEN-At Bluehill, June 26, Miss Caroline
Duke Owen Of Philadelphia, aged a. years.
RoBINSON-At Ellsworth, June "a, Edward
Robinson, sr, aged 70 years, s months,
SAvAGE-At Boston, June g. James Savage,
formerly OF Ellsworth, aged SO years.
YOUNG-At Eden, June II, Mrs w Young
aged 50 years, months.
YOUNG-At South Surry, June 20, John NJ
Young, aged % years, month, 8 days.
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Harvey Grant. age II, garden.
Frederick Salisbury, age IA, garden.
Carroll Salisbury, vice. president, age
IL, potatoes and garden.
Carleton Salisbury, ago 12, garden.
Persis Salisbury, secretary, age IL, can
ming.
Theima Cuthbertson, age 10, garden.
Doris Moore, president, age 10, garden,
Helen Wiley, age 10. canning.
Viola Johnson, age 10, canning.
Ida Salisbury, age 10, canning.
Mildred l.. johnson, age s, potatoes.
Hiida Salisbury, age s, garden.
Mildred Moore, age 8, garden.
Honorary Members - Mrs. Cassie e.
Johnson, Mrs. Lattie T.. Cuthbertson, Mrs.
Carrie Grindie, Mrs. Clara T.. Jordan, Mrs.
Sadie Moore, Mrs. Blanche o. Salisbury,
all canning.
Note Mrs. Johnson has recently re-
ceived letter from Dir. Watts, her uncle,
now in beverly, Mass, in which he states
his pleasure in hearing that club has
been formed at Otis, and offers s. tow ards
honor prizes to be awarded this fall.
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or1s, MAINE, june II, lel7.

Dear Mr.. Horder:--
lam sending you the report OF our club
and list OF the members. We have our
meetings every two weeks. l think.
since the children are SO enthuastic over
the work and enjoy the meetings so much,
that II is more interesting TO have them
meet every two weeks than once . month.
We held our las: meeting Friday night,
June s, regardless of the storm and bad
roads. There was good attendance, all
Of our active members being present but
two, and nearly ali our associate members.
They gave very good report OF their
work, and want to say that am sur
prised in them all, for l did not believe
they could do so nicely.
The last active member called ON that
evening for a report was little tcn-years-
old Thelma Cuthbertson. she has q plot
Of potatoes, and told Just bow large her
plot was, told about the blowing and
narrowing, cutting seed end all. said:
'Theims, how did you cover them; did
you do 1t by hand!" She said: "Oh, no!
used hoe" Thought II was SO cute Of
her. She was born in the city and has
Always lived there until this summer.
My own two little girls are in the club.
one, ten years old, has canning, and the
other, nine years old, has potatoes. Sat
urday, while was at the local leaders
convention, she said to her '.grammie:"
i know you are tired, grammie. Take
your chair and sit down. She picked up
pack OF cards and said: SNOW Pm going
toteil my fortune" So she began: Said
sne was going on journey, and in the
evening was going to a place OF amuse-
ment' and so on. Happening to drop
eard, she picked 1t up snd said: "what
Aiis to the floor comes to the door.
on, gram! 1t is money! Mother was
cisgusted, and said: "There! II you
nsdn't said that would have believed
the rest" She asked her where she was
going to get the money, ana she said:
inat is easy enough. Haven't i got
some potatoes planted?" So you see she
really believes her potatoes will be q
success.
ienloyed the local leaders, convention
Ellsworth last Saturday very much,
.nd feel much encouraged and better able
20 90 my work as local leader as result
W.T. This Is our first year at the club
work. and there were some things we did
n0 understand. Being able to attend
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COUNTY NEWS
cAsT1NE.

CASTlNE.
Percy wescott spent the weekend in
Bangor.
The Misses Tileston have opened their
hotel at Dyce's Head for the season.
Mrs. Admah Morsy and daughter Mar
guerite are spending two weeks in Rock
land.
Winona and Erma, daughters Of Capt.
Ernest Gray, are spending a month in
New York.
Miss Matte Clarke of Bangor spent the
week -end in Castine, the guest OF Mrs.
Carl Wardwell.
Mrs. E. II. Carpenter left last week for
Massachusetts, where abe will spend the
coming season with her sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall and young
daughter left this week for Rockland,
where they will remain several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borden OF Fall River are
spending the week in Castine with Mrs.
Borden's grandfather, w. B. Bartram.
Miss Belle Butler, who has been teach
ing in Richmond the past year, returned
to her home in North Castine on Thurs
day.
Hon. w. A. Walker and daughters at
tended the graduation at Bowdoin last
week. They were accompanied home by
Edmund, who has completed another
years work at Bowdoin.
June rs, G.
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noys. AND GIRLS CLUBS.
...-s From Local Leaders In This
be''' splendid Work.

be splendid Work.
c.srrSK, Maine, June II, 1917.
Nv Dear Comfy Agent: !. .~.,,. ..,, :,
~ the successes OF our club. II
so" could wait until good farming
guy might write q more encouraging
80 Yet / feel that there 10 some
....,es.. even now.
sus lin be interested In what three
-. poultry club members are doing.
ara three sisters, and they bought .
~. hand Incubator. The two older
were in the club isst year, and they
~ took e from the prize money to pay
.-s,sa incubator, and q dollar each for
eggs. . - -.
..s,cs. that died. Each got another
..,,,,v az eggs and tried again, and the
,ouugest got hen, for the use OF which
~ Is to pay one chicken.
o,;,e number OF chicks was Matched
!, The Incubator, but disease came
.n,ono them 20 that the little girl lost all
4, nne. while the hen Matching at that
tIms gave her eight more. One fell into
,he water and was drowned, aud she gave
~ nan the incubator chick. She hopes
,,om these eight TO pay what she owes
an the Incubator and eggs, and buy her
,,ed for those left.
cpe girl lost all her chickens by the
s,.ease and the other all but one. Mr..
MITCHELL ssys they may buy some day-oid
chicks. They feel they cannot afford
many. but each wishes to have some to
exhibit al the contest.
They are not discouraged. One said:
aIt It ever stops raining long enough to
grt our gardens planted, we will make
snoarh an those to clear what we have
,ost On chlckens. And the other said /:
ayes. and next year we will try again;
there il money in poultry, even II we did
rot .ud il this year"
Another OF my members planted her
garden, aaa all OF the seed has rotted.
When spoke to her about IT, she said: :
aseyer mind the work. I'll surely get
hack shat wasted, and III know better
than 10 be In such hurry pext year"
Now, anyone but our county agent
would say. where, in these failures, do
vou find suecesss' Blu, TO us the gardens
and the poultry are only secondary
matter. The real, vital thing to the
workers IN this movement is-fhc boy and
the girl. We are working to build
character; We are trying TO help our chill
dreu to become the kind OF men and
women that the world needs. And is it
not success when, in spite OF these fall
urss, they are not discouraged, have not
thought of giving up!
Once more let me say, our county con-
ference was just grcatl We all came
home with increased enthusiasm for our
work, aud a still deeper gratitude for the
college which SO heartily cooperates with
US In this work OF aiding and encouraging
the boys and girls of Maine.
Yours most sincerely,
AIRS. JOSEPH A. MoREy.
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MARRIED..

OWDEN-LEACH-AtB ucksport, June is,
by Rev David Angel, Miss Gertrude
Bowden to Maxwell Leach, both of Castine.
COUSINS -GRAY-At Bar Harbor, June IS,
by stephen Kingsley, esq, Ethel M Cous-
ms to Samuel F Gray, both OF Trenton.
HOLDEN-SMITH-At Ellsworth, June 60,
by Rev Richard H Moyle, Miss Margaret I
Holden OF Billerica, Mass. to Justus A
Smith Of Ellsworth.
JELLISON-JORDAN- At Ellsworth, June
%, by Rev Johnson, Miss Dora + Jelli-
son to Clyde Jordan, both of Hancock.
CHRONOLOGICAL Bucksport, June Is,
by Rev David NJ Angel, Miss Addie Ger
trude Norton to Maxwell E Leach, both Of
Castine.
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spending'several weeks with Hon. Henry
w. Sargent and wife.
Miss Eva Smith Of South B=ooksville is
employed by Mrs. F. J. Sargent.
Herman w. Chatto has gone to Rock
land, where he has employment.
Charles Kane left for Rockland last
week to join the steamer Pemaquid.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lee OF Buffalo, N.
Y, have opened their cottage for the sum-
mer.
Miss Vera N. Harding, who has been
teaching in lockwood, returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Chase and little
daughter, of Boston, are at the Crossways
for the summer.
Capt. L. J. Sargent OF Portsmouth, N.
H., has been visiting his parents, Capt. j.
N. Sargent and wife.
Misses Flora L. Bowden and Jennie E.
Grindal have opened the Brookhaven
store for the summer.
Mrs. Mary A. Higgins returned home
from the Eastern Maine general hospital
in Bangor last week.
Miss Chrystal Hutchins closed her
school Friday and returned to her home
| In North Penobscot.
MIR. and Mrs. X. Grasumer OF Los Ang-
les, CAL, accompanied the remains OF Mrs.
Grasumer's mother, Mrs. Nettie Dodge
Gripdle. here for burial in Forest Home
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MAY.
BORN

CATLIN-At Ellsworth, June %, to Mr. and
Mrs Byron w Catlin, a daughter.
DOHERTY-At Melrose, Mass, June q, to Mr.
and Mrs Daniel Doherty, daughter.
LEIGHTON-At Bluehill, June 20, to Mr. and
Mrs Walter M Leighton, a son.
MANNING-At Sound, June %, to Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Manning, a son.
McGUFFIE-At Stonington, June 49, to Mr.
and Mrs Robert McGuffie, daughter.
SMALL-At Stonipgton. June 20, to Mr. and
Mrs William Small, a son.
YORK-At Bluehill, June rs, to Mr. and Mrs
Percy York, a daughter.
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TRENTON.

Miss Nathalie c. Young has returned
from East Corinth, where she has been
teaching.
Henderson Young returned Friday
from Exeter, N. H., where he has been
attending school.
June Is. MAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-06-27

The Shaw business college, whose adver-
tisement appears In this Issue, has always
been the first to introduce isbor-saving ONCE
appliances. 1t has recently introduced the
Burroughs automatic bookkeeping machine,
and students may receive instruction thereon
In connection with any Of the regular courses
Of study. Write for information.-Advt.