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The Hope pioneer., 1917-01-25
Notice to Creditors

deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, BY the ,un.
dersigned, Andrew !. Sim pnson, Executor OF
the Last Will and Testament OF Serine X,
Sund. late OF the Village of Blabon, in the
County OF Steele and State Of North Oak ota
deceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against said deceased to ex.
hibit them. with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the nrst publication
of this notice, to said Executor. at the Blabon
State Bank. at the Village OF Blabon, in the
said County OF Steele and State OF North Da.
kOta.
Dated December 23rd 1916.
ANDREW /. SIMONSON,
Executor OF the Last Will and
Testament OF Serine X. Sund,
G. S. SHIPPY, Deceased,
Attorney for Executor,
Hope. N. ID.
First publication. December %, 1916 4O.5t
The Hope pioneer., 1917-01-25
The Holy Carpet Returned.

The ceremony of receiving the holy
carpet on it's return from Mecca took
place in the presence of the prime min.
ister representing the sultan, who is
indisposed. The pilgrimage was ac.
complished this year withou, any un.
toward incident. There were about
10000 pilgrims this year, including s.
OOO Indians, 1000 Egyptians and $4,000
from the Hedjaz.-Cairo Letter in the
London Times.
The Hope pioneer., 1917-01-25
Mr.. Pester's Suqqestion.

"Just a thought in passing" said old
Festus Poster. IF we are so petty
and picayunish that we must have a
2ll@ cent piece, by all means let the
contemplate coin be adorned with the
head of our poetical fellow townslnan,
Tennyson J. Daft."-Kansas CITY Star.
The Hope pioneer., 1917-01-25
Up to the Bride.

"lf you ever marry" said Wederly
to his friend Singleton, 'will you e.
abroad on your wedding tour?"
II certainly WILL" replied Singleton
"That is, If my bride can afford it."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

Fnrragut In the great fight OF Mobile
bay, Mrs. Anderson comes OF distin.
guished ancestry. Her marriage unite'
her to another distinguished family
Larz Anderson being the nephew OF
General Anderson Of Fort Sumter fame
The Anderson estate at Brookline
Mass. with its magnificent yistas. Its
dens. forms one OF the most impos-
ing homes to be found anyw here
Two million dollars were spent on the
buildings and grounds, and the Cupid
fountain standing on the site OF the
original Anderson homestead Is world
famous for its artistic beauty. The
house and garden. with the bowling
green between. crown high hill which
ON all sides falls away sharply.
Not only has Mrs. Anderson becom.
famous for her charitable work and
her interest In the welfare OF the poor
but she has made her mark in the lit
erary world
She Is devoted to children and takes
more pleasure In providing pleasure
for them than in planning splendid
fetes for the famous. Her most am
bilious literary effort. book OF fairy
tales and other stories. published sev.
eral years ago and dedicated with
much love" to her husband. Is the re-
suit Of her careful study OF how t.
amuse children and at the same time
to instruct them.
Mr.. Anderson. who was captain OF
volunteers in the Spanish war. has
served as secretary to the American
embassies at London and Rome. He
was appointed minister to Belgium In
August. 1911.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
OBITUARY.


Mary A. Bridges, who died Sunday,
Aug. s, at the hospital in Cambridge,
Mass, was the daughter of The late George
q. aud Jane Long OF this place. The
body was brought to Biuehili, where the
funeral. was held "Wednesday, Aug. $, at
the home OF Mr.. Bridges parents, l. W.
Bridges and wife. Rev. X. Traftou OH
ciated.
Mrs. Bridges was born here Oct. 10,
1875, and bad lived here nearly all her l'te.
she was married March Is, 1904, 10 Luther
W. Bridges. who survives her, with. two
young sons, Wilbur L. and Walter. she
aisoD leaves four sistefs-Mrs. W a.
Wardweil Of this place, Mrs. Ellis stan,,
field OF Springfield, Mrs. Z. II. Wsrd~ell
OF Biuehill and Miss Susie 4. Long, ~no
teaches in Wakefield, Mass, and was Stth
her during her last illness. she had oevn
In poor health fer a long time, but no one
realized the end was so near. Much sym
PATTY Is felt for the family.
Aug. 20. h.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
SToNINGToN.

Nrs. Rose Csndage OF Boston is in town
on business.
". W. Abbott OF Ellsworth is in town
for few days.
Miss Dorothy Pierce of Boston is visit
ing Mrs. Charles L. Cousins.
Miss Dora Freedman OF Boston Is
spending her vacation here.
Mrs. Thompson OF New York is visiting
her parents, DR.. George b. Noyes and
wife.
George w. Silver is visiting relatives
and friends in Hoiyoke, Hadley and
Merrimac, Macs.
A lecture on Christian Science will be
given some time this week IN the opers
house by John r. Dunn OF st. Louis.
Mrs. Alex Chalmers has taken the
Rogers boarding house, and will take
fifty men from the Settlement job to
board.
$. 6. Stanley OF Boston, formerly pro.
prietor Of the Sunset house, 10 spending
his vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
c. Harmon.
Mrs. g. Wetherbee and daughter Jessie,
OF Burlington, VT, are visiting Mrs.
Frank Warren. Mrs. Wetherbee has NOT
been here for twenty years.
Rev. H. B. Haskell and family, who have
been visitors at w. s. Thurlow's, have
gone to Beaver, Pa, where DIR. Haskell
will be president Of Beaver college.
The Settlement quarry opened this
morning with large cutting job. Many
workers from out OF town are here. At
the Crotch island quarry big paving job
is in prospect.
Mrs. Hester Thurston, who last week
returned from three months stay in Ar
lington and Cambridge, Mass, found her
old home at West Stonington damaged by
lightning to the extent of several hundred
dollars.
Aug. 20. Mill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
BREWERIES CONVERTED
INTO FOOD FACTORIES
Some Used For Canning Clans
and Making vinegar-What
a Colorado Firm Did.

r. ]. Hnskin told In the Chicago Das-
ly News what has become OF some OF
the brewer,es In states that have gone
dry. They are used for canning clans.
making vinegar. handling dairy prod
ucts, as cold storage warehouses. max.
ing artificial Ice. meat packing. making
yeast. dry cells. soap. chemicals, NOV
Ing picture f'lms. paints. varnish and
everything from iceito berry juice"
One has become hospital and an
other a church. The Coors brewery at
Golden. Colo. was famous for Its size
and its beer. but nothing could save 1t
against the dry wave. So one OF the
Coors brothers took over the plant and
Ii now doing u thriving business In
matted milk. Another brother had pre-
pared himself as chemist to follow
the brewing industry. and when that
became impossible he undertook to
help his father out La an investment
that seemed to be going wrong. There
was clay deposit out there and a
company had been formed TO make ia
bleware from 1t. and the old gentleman
nau put quite a pot or money into the
industry.
But things were not going right. The
man who started the business had wan
dered away. and there were problems
In research that had not been mastered
yet Now. from ferments to clay Ia
quite jump for a chemist. but II his
grounding Is good the difficulty is half
overcome before he begins. At all
events after the junior Coors got fairly
started In the work the troubles began
to fade away. They are now turning
out grade Of laboratory porcelain that
Will make the German ware hard 10 In.
troduce again in this country after the
war Is over. Beer seems to he an in
dustry OF many turnings. II built Vas
sar college and endowed 1t, among 9TH
er things.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22

The 100 men whose names follow have
been ordered to appear before the exemp-
tion board for examination Friday, Aug.
"a.
$50 John L Wescott, Bar Harbor
1856 Henry N smith, BROOKLYN
1895 Frederick { Frazier, Northeast Harbor
265 George w Stevens, w Brooksville
2o64 Ralph g Benson, Bernard
ESQ Eugene F Bridges, Bucksport
ITO Fred W Lawton, Southwest Harbor
1875 James F Carey, Stonington
1913 Andrew Partridge, Hancock
1602 Raymond X Wardwell, Penobscot
1858 Raymond Cousins, Surry
t1I9 Horace A Turner, Ellsworth
1854 Granville L Robbins, Stonington
1858 Maynard 8 Carter, Surry
1917 Earl Z Havey. N Sullivan
1851 Bernard w McDevitt, Ellsworth Falls
$50 George X Hamblen, Deer Isle
sos stanley X Coombs, Bucksport
2l21 Forrest A Heed, Seal Cove
$50 George G Hardy, oceanvilis
al brooks g Cousins, N Brooksviiie
1885 Andrew J Patterson, Northeast Har
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
PENoBsCoT.

Miss Violet Perkins is with her aunt,
Mrs. Harriet Buckminster, at Sedgwick.
George whitebouse was in town sun
day, coming from Boothbay by automo-
bile.
Mrs. II. e. Perkins and children are
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. McBeth in Rock
land.
Miss Mildred Carnes OF Bangor spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sellers.
E. A. Snowman, who is spending the
summer here, is in Boston this week on
business.
Mrs. Wendell Boyd and three children
of Boothbay Harbor, are visiting Mrs. r.
r. Leach.
Miss Bernice varnum is spending the
week in Calais with her aunt, Miss
Mande Wardweil.
Miss Rena KimbalI OF Manchester, N.
H., is spending her vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Perkins.
+. e. Hall and Miss Olive Blaisdeli Of
Bangor spent Sunday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. varnum.
Mrs. Ruth Smith went to Seal Harbor
to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. Camp
bell of Portland, who are occupying
their cottage there.
Aug. 20. WooDLocKE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
EAST oRLAND.

Mrs. Thomas story returned from Bos-
ton saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barrett are at
home from Bar Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Snow have returned
from q visit In Camden.
Miss Grace Gibbs arrived home from
Woods Hole, Mass, Friday.
Mrs. William Snow and two sons, OF
New York, are at the Clark camp.
Henry Mead OF Foxcroft, recently sis-
tied his mother, Mrs. sarah Mead.
Elmer BIaisde,l OF Ellsworth Falls was
weekend guest OF his sister, Mrs. William
Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Warren OF Bangor
we're guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Harold
Parker Thursday.
Mrs. Florence Stanley and daughter
Barbara, who have been in Aurora the
past year, are visiting 1t their home here.
Mrs. W. T. Hill and sons Marion and
Thomas have returned to Bucksport, after
visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. l.
F. Mason.
Aug. 20. ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
Paradise Fi.h.

There dourishes in Chinese rivers
and lakes a small fish remarkable for
Its brilliant coloring OF crimson and
blue. 1t Is called the paradise fish. In
the sunlight 1t shows In rainbow hues.
The dorsal FIN extends from near the
back OF the head TO the tail. The par
adise fish was first brought to France
from China by NJ. Simon In 1860, hay-
Ing been found in brook near Can
ton The most interesting thing about
THIS little fish is the nest made by the
male of glutinous bubbles below the
surface OF the water and measuring
up to six inches across. Here 1t places
the eggs. some 200 In number, and
mounts guard over them during incu-
baton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
SKIRT HENS.
How to Make Them Without Puekers
or Scaliops.

or ScaIiops.
Home dressruakers frequently End II
difficult to pot IN the hem OF a wooden
frock smoothly. This can be done with
little trouble by means Of shrinking.
Place a damn cloth over the hem and
press from the lower edge of tie skirt
toward the ton. All the extra fullness
can he entirely shrunk out proy ding
the hem is not too wide.
This method does awav with small,
plaits usually found in a hem the lines
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
SOUTH pESoRscur.


A pretty wedding took place at the
home OF Mr.. sad Mrs. vintou Gray satur-
day, Aug. IL. when their nises. Miss
Abbic Staples, was married TO FrAnk Man.
son OF Cape Roxier. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John Carson Of the
Brooksviiie Methodist church, In the
presence Of relatives and friends. The
double ring servicr was used
The couple was unattended. The trae
was becomingly goxned IN blue silk. Tie
wedding march Vas played by Mrs. Eihcl
Perkins OF Penohscot. rhe parior and
dining room were very tasts,ully decor
sied In grsen and white.
After the ceremony. delicious refresh
rnenis were served, the bride cutting and
distributing the wedding cake. Many
useful and handsome presents xsre "a
ceived,
Miss Staples vas in the employ Of Mrs
n. 4. Bragg OF Bangor for three years a.
companion and housekeepcr, bot for the
past year has made her home with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Vln,on
Gray, in Penobseot. Mr.. Manson is en-
gineer on . steamship, and has Just re-
turned from . voyage to France. Both
young people have the best wishes OF their
many friends.
A party OF twenty-iwo accompanied
them 10 South Brooksviile, where, amid a
shower OF conietti and old shoes, they
took ID. boat for B,s,on. They eili make
their home In Dorchester. Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
EDEN.

Mill.
Aug. 20.

Mrs. John H. Thomas, one OF the town.
most esteemed women, died Aug. Z, at the
age OF sixty-nine years. Her husband
and all Of her nine children were with her
at the end. Mrs. Thomas was daugh liter
Of the late Abraham and Abigail somes OF
Center, where she was born August II.
lsas. Most of her life had been spent in
Eden. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas celebrated
their golden wedding three years ago,
when all their children, thirty four
grandchildren and Ave great grapdchil-
dren were present. The children are Mrs.
Daniel N. Mckay and Mrs. George C. Me-
Kay Of bar Hsrbor; Mrs. Flora b. Allen,
Mrs. Colburn 8. Higgins, Mrs. II. b. Gil
bert, Mrs. Eva K. ColsoD, Charles E..
Thomas and Mrs. Margie A. Wiley Of
Eden, and Mrs. Percy z. Kief of Northeast
Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
CRANBERRY ISLES,

Mrs. Charles Hubert Is the guest oil
Henry Bunker and wife.
Miss Hazel Bunker spent Sunday al
home, returning to Seal Harbor Monday
Enoch Stanley IT,, and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF boy
Mr.. Wheeler. wife and baby, OF Bos-
ton, are the guests OF Ben Bunker and
wife.
Grafton Pinkhsm aud family OF Seal
Harbor spent Sunday with Roy BulstE
and wife.
The ladies' aid society will hold sale
and serve tea snd cake Friday afternoon.
al the aid building.
Mrs. Ruth Pattsn OF Kansas City, who
has been boarding at Mrs. Willard Spurl-
ing's, left for Boston Tuesday.
Aug. %. ROONEY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
COUNTY NEWS
BRooKLrN.

Workmen have come to repair q.
Eastern Steamship Cos wharf. -
Eben Allen, the eldest man In ,ox.
who has been III, 10 improving.
Alton Herrick, who has been m 4, q.
hospital q Champagne, H., is better.
A. z. Farnsworth returned FRIDAY ,,o,.
Boston, where he spent several DAYS.
Miss Raymond Of New Rochelle. n
is tho guest OF Miss Gladys Bridges.
Mrs. susie sherman Of Roxburv Ma.
10 Waiting hsr daughter, Mrs. Oscar ro,a
Tho Camp Fire Girls win hold an !.
cream social At the Red Cross room Tps..
day evening.
The sale which was held for w..
Marion Grindle was very sucees.tu,
Net proceeds, SIS
Eugene Holden OF SomeryiIle. Ma,
has been visiting his parents. Georya e
Holden and wife.
The Fsrnsworth Packing Co r..
purchased the schooner Annie KlmbsI,
OF Jonesport parties.
Mrs. Blanche Harmon, who was callsa
here by the illness and death OF bs,
mother, returned TO woodtords Fridav.
n. r. Babson and Harold Bsbsop. who
have spent their vacation at their homs
at Haven, returned TO koxbury, Mass
Friday.
Fred Herrick, ir., ~ho enlisted in IN.
Miiliken heavy artillery, has passed hi.
anal examination and IL now at csmp a,
Brunswick.
Mrs. Charles West, who has been visit.
Ing her mother and sister Of the Centre
Harbor house, returned to her home in
Roxbury, Mass, Saturday.
John Wells and wife, of Lowell, Mass
are visiting friends In town. They made
their trip by automobile. coming in one
day distance Of SIG miles.
Mr.. Butts, who has been the foreman
on the Porter estate this summer during
the Wort, has returned to Boston. Work
IL nov completed. Mr.. French also left
for bis home Monday.
Aug. 20. CSg FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
OAK POINT.

Mrs. A. p. Mcfarland sprained Der
ankle badly one day last week.
Henry Mayo OF Meirose, Msss., visited
Raymond Alley and ~ise last week.
Mrs. Newell, who has been visiting Mira.
Ethel Smith, hiss returned &c her home In
Newport, X. /.
Mrs. orian Joy Of Somcrs~orth, n. H.,
and Mrs. Frank Fernsid OF Ellsworth
Falls, visited at A. p. McFarisnd's few
days recently.
The Golden Rule club will hold its
second annual fair and sale At the town
hall Sept. 8, afternoon and evening.
Cooked food sud fancy articles VIII be on
sale. Refreshments will be served.
Aug. Fl. SUB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
citron Tart.

Cover an open tart tin with good
pastry, upon which lay thin slices Of
citron. orange and lemon peel. FIJI up
with the following mixture: Four
ounces of fiae sugar, two ounces Of but
ter and little grated lemon rind. well
beaten together. with teaspoonful Of
-four and two well whisked eggs. Bake
In moderate oven.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
lisa samuel Carter, Stonington
2002 Harvard L Young, Surry
1853 Harry r Goodwin, franklin

1853 Harry r Goodwin, franklin
1859 Ellis Il Saunders, Surry
1893 Morris A Merchant, z Sullivan
lag Roy NJ Carter, BROOKLYN
s43 Howard r Mitchell, Bar Harbor
1850 Afford Z McDevitt. Ellsworth Falls
1875 Newell Carter, Seal Harbor
1879 George Clark, Northeast Harbor
zoos Hollis NJ Garland, Ellsworth
20 Levi Gray, Cape Roster
40 George W Faye, Castine
80 Ernest A Cole, Bucksport
1915 Thaddeus p Pinkham, Ellsworth
1883 Adds II Williams, Franklin
$50 John z Hsmor. Salisbury Cove
IS Albert F Cushing, s Bluehiil
2oas Edward Thompson, swans Island
Is4s Pearl 5 Richardson. Indian Point
1854 George A Higgins, Sargentville
$50 Eugene r Cole, BROOKLYN
10 Oral S Palmer, Aurora
400 George VI Bowden Castine
l54T Howard V Salisbury, Lakewood
1875 Channcey n Stinson. Stonington
1920 Clarence ii Stratton, Hancock
1877 Willard f Kane. Surry
Hollis X Giles. Amherst
1859 Myron Pooier, Stonington
1871 Vernon e Silver, Stonington
I735 Willard Z Norwood, Southwest Har
IFS Walter T Robertson, Bluehiil
S32 Sanford NJ Mcfarland, Salisbury Cove
11S0 Willie F Rollins, franklin
2O6 Ernest A Chatto, Brooksville
1865 Randall Robbins, Stonington
PTS Foster Newcomh, Bucksport
22s Jasper s Gray, Brooksville
1889 Richard L Bowden, E Orlaud
1856 John Allen, Brooklin
s72 Arthur S Richardson, Bar Harbor
400 Arthur W Patterson, Castine
2122 Herbert Reed, w fremont
BIS Arthur + Gross, Bucksport
965 William Carter, w Ellsworth
3075 Bert B Dow, Bernard
IS Alden T Leach, s Bluehill
1919 Homer Mooney, oriand
500 Lewis b Smith, Bar Harbor
loss Fred Z silvy, Ellsworth
1876 Percy Kane, Surry
ga Hazen Taylor, Deer Isle
2l06 Harold @ Lawson, Atlantic
$40 Harris W Haskell, Deer Isle
544 Halma II Eaton, Deer Isle
1921 Lunan w Hatch, Ellis worth
2l90 Arthur l. Jordan, Waitham
2144 Herbert Z Wooster fremont
TAT John Nj HaEerthy, Otter creek
1888 Thomas II Sturdee, Stonington
1853 Frank B Waters, South Gouidsb bore
1858 John + Sheeky, Corea
go George L Wescott, Bar Harbor
1908 Galen e Grindie, South Penobscot
2o45 Calvin Stinson, swans Island.
1884 Oscar Work man, Franklin
1865 Clifford Coggins, Surry
13S William Z Allen, Brooklin.
1857 william II Simmons, Sargentville
1893 Harry $ Bishop, Corea
1919 Myron G Carter, Sedgwick
1874 Simon Crockett, Stoni agton
2l6s Frank o Cornell, Bucksport
81 Reuben ID Hinckley, Bluehih
s3S Peter II Mcnamara, Bar Hsrbor
635 Howard G Weed, Little Deer Isle
14l6 Percy H Kief. Northeast Harbor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
EAST BLuEHILL-

A. l. Long OF Portland has Iocaea'
his family here for two weeks.
Alfred Weber has sold his place to-
John Tufts, and Annie Ridley has bought
the place joining her home Of Mrs. H. h.,
William OF Surry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
SOUTH PENoBsCor.

Mr.. and. Mrs. Roy Grindie Of New York
are In town.
Mrs. 8. W. Clement has gons to Deer
1sle to visit her cousin, Mira. Julian Moore.
Mrs. A. B. Merrill OF Brookiine, Mass,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8.
beale.
Mrs. Arundie Cushman, who has spent
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. r.
3. Mitchell, has returned to Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. william vickery OF
Kittsry, who have been Visiting Mrs.
George LittlefcId, returned nome Sunday.
Aug. II. L.
Mrs. Augusta Perkins Of waterville
visited here last weck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Perkins OF New
York we're In town Saturday calling ON
relatives
Miss Grace Nichols, who has been in
New Haven, Conn.,, since February, has
returned home.
George whitehouse Of Bootnbay Hsr-
Dor spent the weekend with his family At
Mrs. Sprague's.
The people Of this community win be
interested to learn Of the marriage Of
Miss jamie Smith, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Smith OF wstcrvilie, to Mr..
Dillingham; Of Portland, which took place
July 20 At waterviile.
Aug. %. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-08-22
THE ARMY DRAFT.
Continued from page $.

1880 Joseph Z Black, Southwest Harbor
1856 Pearl L Coombs, franklin
1893 Arthur w Eaton, Northeast Harbor
1893 Elmore Roberts, South Penobscot
1850 Carl G Morey, Stonington
2013 William J Fsrrar, Swans Island
SIS Vinal L Gray, Deer Isle
97S Howard II Cunningham, Ellsworth
1880 George l. Stanley, Gouldsboro
sos Emery J Barbour, Deer Isle
2221 Everett H circuit, Winter Hsrbor
1855 Edward A Perkins, South Penobscot
1891 Norman w Perkins, Penobscot
1909 Addison l. Gray, Sullivan
1856 Andrew n Berry, Southwest Harbor
205s Henry X Abel, Bernard
1891 Frederick Nick Driscoll, Seal Harbor
1872 rhurIow Wilkinson, Gouldsboro
ISIS Walter S Saunders, Orland
ST Harris B Rogers, Bar Harbor
435 Fred H Sawyer, Castine
2096 John Hodgdon, Center
6s1 jeremiah J Canning, Bar Harbor
713 John II Evans, Bar Harbor
2l45 PhiIander II Alley, Trenton
147s John F Ames, orland
1929 Justin o johnson, + Sullivan
935 Ernest d Wilcomb, Hull's Cove
2os1 Seth A Harper, Seal Cove
1l21 Churchill A Walker, Ellsworth
1150 Earl w Clark, Franklin
$50 Ralph A Bryant, islesford
22i4 Harold N Archer, Great Pond
1890 Ambrose NJ Dorr, Seal Harbor
113 Ernest l. Robertson, BIuehill
1855 Edward B Hutchinson, sedgwick
20S4 Shirley H Galley, Bernard
1472 William r Wentworth, Seal Harbor
us George Fraser, Bar Harbor
1904 Herbert Forsyth, Ellsworth
1875 George Z Kane, Surry
1921 Willie E Pickering, Orlsnd
1856 Frank Day, Brooklin
2z22 Percy w Richardson, Winter Harbor
1894 Harvard G Jordan, Ellsworth
sos Shirley Leland, Bar Harbor
1904 Herman l. Wescott, Penobscot
1871 Merle P Hatch, n Penobscot
$50 Winfield b Hodgkins, Bar Harbor
1917 Leonard II Gray, Surry
1888 Ellis E Springer, Franklin
2iT9 Warner Philbrook, Bucksport
267 Lincoln Stewart, Brooksville
1OCU DttWyu DchIc, . Ecuobccot
567 Augustus e Heanssler, Sunshine
1918 James Fl Fountain, Cores
421 Maxwell z Leach, Castine
100 Harvey F Giiley, Southwest Harbor
$40 Leonard s Young, bar Harp Dor
1892 Joseph u Mcdonald, Gouldsboro
1854 Edmund L Sargent, Gouldsboro
1859 Wesley J Henderson. Brooklin
436 Leslie B Scammons, Castine
1477 Fred Ames, Orland
1896 Arthur L Wood bridge, Bucksport
1888 Arthur N Dority, Sedgwiek
$50 Andrew H Duffee, Ellsworth
1712 Philip F NJ Giliey, Southwest Harbor
1904 Oscar L Martin, Hancock
2270 Clyde Ober, w Sullivan
hot Winfred Stoddard, Ellsworth
1870 Guy r Written. Prospect Harbor
S62 Carl Paine, Bar Harbor
1888 Clifford l. Gray, Sedgwick
1406 John H Harkins, Hall Quarry
257 George L Robertson, Brooksviile
1924 Austin G Huntley, Stonington
1109 John Studer. Ellsworth
l55 Elmer Day, Brooklin
2s4 Joseph c Bray, Bucksport
133 Harold II Wescott, Bluehill
S07 Roland NJ Leland, Bar Harbor
s67 Earl d Puffer, Bar Harbor