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CONSUMPTION
fCon-inucd from First PaBe)

No; Interfere with capable men under
forty, Such ron>Crption would luT'
nish permanent trained force irom
thr BODY Of Tho entire pcopl" III sup
NV An adequate d"iCnse whenever
defense Is necessary
In orrnin: his rcmarkS on conscri7-
ton, which were in the nature 81
nrr(arc 1u his prepared address on me
i.racur 10 Enfnrr" Peace. Mr.. Ialt
said hr had been asked TO talk on con
SlrmctiTr peace.
lis his rnpc ont ni place whrn
his country faces war as 1t docs TO-
tla -" he asked. :, =
Il do MOI think "a. " mic III w.
plorc our being forced INTO war ana
appreciate the sacrifice and n" SUI
fernc il will entail, W" should max"
its .hardnrCrSsiIirs 4 reason lot Wis.,
action lnukin. not only io the lmnle-
liatc ryigcncy of The war liS"lt. bur
also 10 uur futur" policy ~ Il G''nU'I ~
and the future welfare ni h" WorId.
The Present Situation,
hr said. should reach In" absolute
necessity lnr military preparedness
for crIfpro1rr,inn. We hay" II" de-
sire, H. said. FIR difficulties with Ger
MANY and havr done her no wrnn@'
'.vri *hf IN Nioiaii0n ri our rights pro-
nose, IN do hat which. If We value
uur honor and our vital interests. VIC
must rrfi-i hy iurcr. There Is nuth.
ing else tor y -rIi.r"SpcCiinc nation nj
moral principlr 10 do. hr declared.
"Whai would be our SIlnaiion tnua!
if the English nav! wcr" moi between
uS and Germany" he went on. Can
We afford ~ rely ON ihr projection
Of anurhcr nation always" WnuI'i We
wish 10 do 20" We ought not 10 ma Ike
this a temporary matter. We ought
to adunl measures In
Make Us Independent.
"Th"r,> j. danger Thar even no" inc
Scnsc nf prot crtion that the forces at
Nh, nllrs afford uS ~ 4 barrier 10
German uifrn*iN". may lull u- mo y
false security anu weaken our >"nSr
Of duIy In ourselves. The navy We
shall doubtless. Increase in power and
efficiency with all dispatch. RUI tho
army j. likely 80 be of mushroom
growth unless We lOnk ahead. II Is
said VIZ cannot we'll use IN army in
This war. or all @urSS"S. that limit.
inr The extent ur demands Of a war
j. HI least rcIiabr. "" must r"Su-
lulrly form strong army.
Another lesson nf n" situation. nc
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following the concert this evening 4
,nr Scottish Rite Cathedral by the Man
lr,i:, and Glee clubs Of the West Ftr-
c,n;1 University. tho Maca dcmy Club
,rilI give 4 reception and dance At thu
El;;S' Iluh The concert is given under
,rr a,lrDi,.r: Of Zhe MacadcmS club and
nm imitation has been extended by them
, ;n All alumni! and former students Of ~"
university. Nh persons attending tho
,.nnrrrt also have hcer extended an in
vitarinn IN attend. Tho nrHmirr nrches-
.rl will give IN" following program:
+, trnc-stnr -"Hcllo: I'vc Been Looking Tor.
You.
fnnr-Stcp--"I'm over Here AL None.
! on,-Strp Ma uEhty' Naugh'y:
! W*ltz-,"i Know i Got More Than My
:. share.
! Waltz--"Eircrsidc Rolls
rrn..-xtcp--"W When Uncle Sam IL Ruler OF
The Sea-
!r.pr-:trr--'Thrnw Me a Rose
W;ltz.--"Iust a Kiss"
nn,.-strr --"Rornping Fed Heads"
, Waliz--,"A Summers Might"
! rcr.s,cp--."l've Saved All My Love for
You.
Waltz .~-"Sphinx."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Girl and Roy
,ime-st"n,~- Beware Of Pink Pajama!s.'
waltz "MnonliEht waltz.
nnc-srop-- Smile. Smile: Smile.
WaItz.-"I Met YOU Dear in Dream iand
nam.jur will continue until O'clock
Nrassrs t'armack Hildchrand and J..
| Wagner are In charge OF the above
! :; flair.
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ORGANIZE FOR GREAT
RELIGIOUS CAMPA|CN
LAYMEN HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING AT Y. M. c. A.
YESTERDAY

Many Details Will Be Discussed ct
Dinner This Evcnins-Aftcr
Prominent Speakers.
Efficiency. rarii"S'n"SS and enthliS'
i:ism were felt by l10 men who MOI
4; w. !. NJ. &. \. yesterday AFTER
noon. In begin the task Of staging u
series of Meetings in Que Of the thrh-
i,rs during I"nr. Tor thr good Of al
WhrcIin" men
Not man present was All anna
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VIII, vrct Tbts Afcternoon.

Tho executive" i.rard ~ IN" W oman
riuh iuucih"r wlth representatives 81
eycrN Organization in III" city, hai lht
An interest ~ W'itHr" work. Will W"''
this Hfi"rnU"u ~ M N,II'""i NV J.
rhi. u,II Ia. am informal conference.
hen rIan.. for ,h.,.."lry's nhs"rNnnc" "i
ihr Na!i"mal l:ahy W""k will b" d'S'
IhIssltE
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\; TOO o'clock yesterday afternoon. a.
,h., Y. W. t.. A.. the rcsidcn, guests ana
,E.!r friends were present for the uSuaI
SUNDAY afternoon HON" hour: M"mDerS
80 ~. Ensincss Wonan'$ Bibl" class
v.r., hnStrs::ca and Miss Alice Mct lure
raw. several solo numbers. Mrs. H. NJ
Potter va. tn" leader in tho other eHcr-
ris..s If III" afternoon.
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FEBRUARY
SOCIAL DUTIES
CUSTOMARY DANCING PARTIES
WILL TAKE PLACE THIS
WEEK.
Ladies Carroll Social Club Will Give
Masquerade Dance at Carroll
Club 49, Many Smaller After
noon and Evening Affairs.

Miss Boss Wcl1y. whose. wnddin: nf
his month is being prcludcd BY such
\ numh"r Of delightful parties. will be-
rnnlpIimcnIcd by TWO others this
week. which have already been ar
ranged for Mrs. Frank OBrien will
br hostess on "Wednesday evening al
her home and on FRIDAY evening al
,hr homo Of llr. NJ. r. Kelly. Of Pleas
anl Valley. Mrs. Kelly will entertain
n number Of friends.
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The annual meeting of the o'i6l
Valley General Hospital Ass
ton will be held Tuesday, Feb
airy 6, 1917, at 8 p. m. at the III
pital. Annual membership dues:
$1,000. rs. s.,
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K,nq,s pausherst VIII Meet.

The regular meeting IF N: Ming :
lauShtrrS Of Thomson NJ. :. rhurHh
will b" held this evening m inc PaL!prH
RI rhr church. Following til" customary
s..h.dul". I social session will be enjoy
ed by ;hc nenbcrs. -
Thr contamination Of tho many de-
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Masouorade Ball,

TnNi,atInnS were isSue'l last wrnk for
ihr annual masquerade ball "f m" Car
rail t'uuh which will take place np
Wednesday evening Of this week. Tn:
delights OF such an ncS'asion are mani.
fold aud many guests will hc there :"
fruulcr in tho pleasures which have boon
arranged for their entertainment An
inviting IuIs,hcru will "" served during
hr late rvaning following tho unm;LSk-
rnc aud cards and bowling will also
\ irld Somr very enjoyable contests.
Misses irene Irufrrn" and Mildred tDS-
10y arr chairnren and the committee In
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Graduate Nrrses' Association.

Tin, ,;ra,iunt. ..urS"- Association ~
tri.in r'uuui, viii hold it, zen IA -
.mr"tIt= "n Thursday ait"rn""n at 'hS
- Y -; u ct "'"l'"'h.
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nane,nr Party Saturday.

! ~ thc Fort Henry Cub MISS F.llsn
! wilson entertained with =. dancing party
t'on Saturday evening Guests Included
! ,hr ,u,,nhcrs Of the Suburban Dancing
linn Ind an additional few friends. Ma n
asrr Phillips served a luncheon at 1890
| A ,.lDrE
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Will Save Supper

I'll" !adi"" Of Thomson Church will
>r,.,.. = supper m Thursday "r"ninE At
fh.. ,h'Ir,'h from until : o'clock. FRO.
vision has hrrn MADE for the care nr
vn,luc children in ono Of the small class
rnurj; IInmc- made cake and ice cream
VII a.. served throughout IN" evening.
III" menu for supper follows:
lie; Baked ReanS Rotlcd Ham
Potato Salad
Erco,I and Eui.ar Coffee
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liEhlful rianG - til" .HGi"$ .Nii .-"'i"i :.
1iNiSi"l .. al result in I worry pleas
Ant afternoon part "r Washington :
Eirth'lay. Th"r' vii I'' :; luncheon a.
va "'rir.i X. whr.'l - :" H., served al l.
rHhir>. ";uh %IEaIii'.iut 81 = mouth nf
hr y"ar There Will h.. charm in <
musical program and thH guests Viii
aisu hrInr their n""dIcW"rh.
Party Saturday.
Mss Helen Rl""mIi,ii. daE Sht"r If
My and Mrs. W. \. Elr"mii"ld If In" Is
laui. was h">t'SS on SaluriW! after
nan. having - small party "f FRI. nds as
k"r guests TN" luncheon hnd attractive
HHrnint nI"ui~ "f 81. Valentines pay.
Tia" guests W"-":
Misses.
vida Mararl!l !I"i'n I;n"tnf"li
Virginia W"IStlInG Louis" flu"inli"ld
Mary Stevens v Ham ~t'lr"urrlrin
Ruth Kirk Louis" Walters
Dorothy Niirv"s
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Nurses' Association.

Th~ Nurses Alumni Association VIII
hold ~ February uu''iiuG ~ IN" =. '.
g; IT. un VI ,,in.'='InN afternoon ~ "
- rim.h
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Misses.
ReCular Meorinp

.! The regular monthly meeting ~ the
! Island W. t. 7 /. Will he. hold this
! evening at rho him" nj Mrs. Harry t.
| TthhcnS. %" North Wabash street This
! is Tho annual Framcr:, $. Willard m~nr"-
rial fund day and - such viii hc OH
Scrvrd. Tn" program f"ll"wS
Music. The Triumph Song.
Scriptur" reading. 'Th" Crusader $
! Psalm" Mrs. y. 7. Iiilycr.
! Fraurns r. willard.
| R~adinI. "Frarrcs WtIlard's Widening
! WAY" Mrs. \ ". Tr"wrh"r
Address. Til" M"mori,l Fund" Mr*
n. r.. Loo"
Reading. christmas 81 Ellis I*iand."
nocin. "rrancca L. WnIard.' Mr.. L.
| u. Colo.
"R"rrn; Temperance Vi,,;nrirs." dis
ruSsimn h. IN" members.
| Social hour aud rcfr"$hHrJ:t>
Tho hnSi"sS"" for III" meetings ar"
4: M"sdamcS Harry L. Tih'"n>. II. ". i:"t-
! zcc, John y. Turk and =. l.. LaIshlry.
For Bride-elect.
| TIL" lady mrinh"rS ri III" offI"" force
Of III" rirrrr 4 I.aiu.- Company enter
! 1ain"d Friday evening at IN" h"m" IF
Miss h"roth" kir"hG"ssn"r. l. RHk"r
| street. with - pr"ii:ly air"imi"d party
| COMPLIMENTARY !" Ms r.rhrl N"ys"r
Who's" engagement !" Mr.. lalph y EaSs
; nf Angola. Ind. was r",'"ntiy announced
The S"rvi,'r 81 u 'llintii" arranged inr"h-
! con concluded an evening spent rl"a d.
antiy in various diV"rSi"H$. Th"S" pres
ent included.
Misses
| Grace Richards NE.n!" ii"uS'"m
! Agnes Myl"% i"r"thr k!""h-
! Helen otto G"S%n"r
! Ethyl NrySCr
| Nr~-r>
II. l.. Cochran l.. y. leg"
] Harold MaNw"il tlrA 'haudi"r
| u. Il. MCMilIcu l:u$>"i' S'hr"%c-
| Mr.. and Mrs L +. Tracey
Alpha Gamma Tau Valentino Dance.
The following :uII:ariunS w"r" mailed
! this morning f"v In" Valentine I'anrr.
Ia be given on III" l"ih. which will n"
! one Of tho delightful affairs "f F'"h-
ruary:
I'll" Alnha ';:unn,a Tau
! Of Warw"ud. W. Va
rc%prCtfullr request Nh" prrscu,r
, ur Yourself ami lady
, al their
Nai"m;iu" pHucr
! Friday evening. February >jNr""rth
nineteen hundred rn'l %'.'rn;""n
| ~ 'hr
Windsor Hotel. Wheeling. " Va.
ire. Williams i !. Evans
! l.. ". Thomas
t"unIiti"". ETA
Hours Stole 1'r"cr,r'.. nuc lift!
/ Premier orchestra
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~ IN !. ". = = IN SHIurdAE 7T'7T
nom. ~ " :" "'''l"'k. tn" '"ll"SlH
Alumna" Association VII h"In '"'T r
NANNY. MEETING: Miss ETA E"h''i :
Of rhc public library. Vii Si;" t""k
r"yIcw ana thor" wilI il" several musical
numbers in addition.
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Current Events.

Mrs i;"nrS" ! lnl;uli ~; FHrS'nuni'
!. address III" current Events n"I,hF'
U,.rt &C. tn, Wumuu'> tinh ON Friday
afIcri,.",n al thiS work. ii the Win"aDr
hotel 1T .; r'.lnck.
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Patriotic nnnca

rho columbus club vii Slio = rarrln.
III ds rre m Thursday evening. Fnhru-
Ar" {. Music FIR this VIII J." furnished
hy III" Tollmhin orchestra and drrhra-
ti"ns If an appr"prtn" nafur" viii hr
used. Miss El"au"r Strauss is chair
man ur the rnmiti"' whlrh is com posed
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rhu iu..Iuin.r- Il tn" N"ll~hurE
Shalr..i"arr ,.!ul vii meet thi~ AFR
,r"u VIM ~. i"i."wIne program Viii
BE- discussed.
NMHE:I.lNt:
\,,fS and =.
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Pickles and Jelly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28
NOTICE. or roxEcLo.uRE.

UyHEREAs Henry D. Smith ., Ellsworth.
gage deed dated December 4. o q. 1911, and
recorded In Hancock county. Maine.
yesed 70 me. the undersisned, kiis j. smith.
. e rtain parcel Of land with all the buildings
thereon, aitaai ed 1t Ellsworth FAlta 90
called. in said Elisworth. asd bounded and
described As follows. 70 vit; Beginning ON
Ellsworth TO waltham and af thu northwest
corner OF . lot owned by Edward and Martin
u Moore: thence sootheastefly by said
Noore's north lire fourteen rods and twenty
links to land Of Frederick Dore or bis wife;
thence northeasteriy By aid DORIS line ave
rods: thence northwesterly and parallel With
the frst line eight rods and seventeen links:
thence southeriy four rods to . sake. seven
rods aud ten limbs easteriy from the east line
ofthe road thence nor h~esserly and parallel
70 said Moort's line. % wn reos $50 ten nnk
TO the road: thence A'utherfy ON the line OF
satd road one rod 70 the place Of BEGINNING
and containing one-foutth OF an acre more or
lesa excepting and reserviug unto Eme
Clough, Of sid Ellsworth b, the right to use for
ali time a. . pass-way the strip Of land RI n
ming from the lot on which Cors B. Mcouinn
the same As decided 10 me BY James H.
Clough, BY deed dated April .. isos;
and whereas the condition Of sad mortgage
has been broken. and remains broken. nov,
therefore. By reason OF the breach Of the con.
ditfon thereof. I claim foreclosure OF said
mort. - ? ~ NeeeNy gi-e notice OF my fnten-
tioa W ios~Siose lLe szme-
ELLA j, SIXTH.
By FRxp l. MASON,
her attorney.
Dated at said Ellsworth, February Is. q d.
1917.
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SPRAY.
SEAL COVE.

Edmund Harding OF Union Is al capt
T. w. Walls.
sophronia D., widow of Capt. n. A. har-
per. died at the home OF her granddausn-
te., Mrs. George Robbins, at opeechee,
Atlantic, Feb. 10. Although she bad been
in falling health several years, her death
come as a shock to her many friends.
Mrs. Harper was native OF this place,
and most of her life was spent here, where
she was loved and respected. She Was OF
domestic tastes, q home maker In every
respect, though always public spirited,
and willing to help for good in the COM
munity. For the last few years she had
made her home with her granddaughter,
where she was tendsriy cared for Mrs.
Harper leaves one son, William j., OF this
place, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles T.
SAWYER of Rockland, and Mrs. William
Koppel OF Boston, one brother, Jonathan
Langley OF Ellsworth, and a sister, Mrs.
Warren Norwood OF Boston. The funeral
was held Friday at the Episcopal chapel;
burial in seal Cove cemetery.
Eeb. g. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28
PRETTY MARSH.

Capt. j. T. Freeman OF East Boston Is
the guest OF Capt and Mrs. Newell.
Capt. and Mrs. winslow Newell are
home II ON Boston for the remaider Of the
winter.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Anderson died Friday night, and was
buried at Center, Sunday afternoon. The
parents have the sympathy OF all.
Feb. o. u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28

HANCOCK ss.--At probate court held ~
Ellsworth. in and for said county Of Hancock
On the siIth day 81 February. In the year OF
our Lord one thousand Moe huudfed and
seventeen
a CEReAIS instrument purportinE 10 be
"A copy Of the las. viii and tsssamen,
and eodicns Of
MARY e. LEEDs, late OF BOSTON. In the
County Oh SUFFOLK. and commonweaith
Of MAssACHUsETrs,
deceased. and Of the probate thereof In said
Commonwealth OF AAassc usetts. duly au.
thentica;ed, having been presented 10 the
judRt OF probate for our said county Of Han
cock for The purpose OF being allowed, nied
and recorded in the probate court Of our said
county OF Hancock.
Ordered. Thai notice thereof be given to
all persona interested therein. by publishins
. copy Of this order three weeks successively
In the Ellsworth American. . newspaper
printed ~ Ellsworth, In said county Of Han
cock, prior To The sixth day Of March
o. d. 1917. that they may appear 1t q proba,e
court then TO be held at Ellsworth. In and for
said county Of Hancock. ut ten O'Clock In the
forenoon. and show cause. II any they have,
against the same.
BERTRAND L. CLARK. Judge Of Probate.
true copy.
Attest: RoY c. HAxEs. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28

SOUTHWEST HARBoa.
OBITUARY.

Alter nsfIe more than twos weeks NJ
ness. on Saturday morning, Fec. "a, 9osis
A.. wife of DR.. &. j. Lemont, succumoeo
70 uueumonia and brights oisease. ieas-
inn many hearts desoiate- All the SKIN
al physicisns and tender care OF nurse ana
relatives we're OF no avail.
This is the second loss OF most esti-
mable woman that Southwest hareor mas
sustaiped within one week, Mrs. Grace u
pease dying at DIR. Tsrley's hospital IN
Belfast Fep. II, and now this gentle, faith
IN, tr,ena has iaio Gown the cares ana
out,ss oil busy life. ...zala .a...-A ------- ---
For many years trusted omeef IN
J.ubtbsn chapter, .. +. s., she was nearly
always found IN her.place, and as an AZ
most life long member OF the Metnooise
church size patiently and cheeriuiiy
worked on in the midst OF discouraging
conditions to buiid up the church WORK
In ali the relations OF life she proved true
and stesofast, loved BY AL VINO "eRe
privileged 10 call her friend
For a number OF years she had peen
librarian. and used her best enoeayor 10
nromoie the interests OF the library
Her sweet face aud Kindly services whi
bs sadly missed. hsr only son
Arthur was with her during the last
DAYS. a help to his father and . great
comiort to MS mother and sister. The
tunersl was held at the home SUNDAY
afternoon, the acting pastor of the church,
Rev. Mr.. Alvey, being assisted By Rev.
Mr.. Forsythe. A large number OF The
chapter mem oers attended in a body
RS. Lemont was also faithful white
ribboner, wise in her suggestions ioi
hsinful service. Beautiful flowers oort
mute testimony to fraternai and home
love.
The son Arthur Of Boston and one
daughter, Mrs. Bertha naiph, with the
invslid husband and tour grsndchtdre q
have the sincere sympathy OF host Of
friends. In her early nome In 81 'ohn
N. b.. a brother and two sisters, WIZ
other kindred, win deeply deplore the de-
psrture OF . beloved relative.
Feb Is. SfnAA'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28

rTNHE subscribers hereby give notice thar
4 they have been duly appointed admins
traitors Of the estate Of
DOROTHY a. EMERSON. late Of BUCKS
PORT,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, being
excused from giving bonds. All person.
having demands against the estate OF
said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested TO make payment I'M
mediately.
JnssIn Z. EMRnsoN.
Feb. II. 1917. MAHLoN w. EMsRsoS.
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TRE subscribers hereby give notice that
II they have been duly appointed execu-
tricea of the last viii and Testament OF
MARTIN BALL or MARTIN n. BALL. late
OF BUCKsPORT.
in the county OF Hancock, deceased. NO bond
being required by the terms Of said will. AL
persons having demands against the estate OF
said deceased are desired 10 present the same
for Gel theme MT and all indebt thereto are re-
quested TO make pay ment Immediately.
ALICE e. BALL.
Feb. Is. b., ANNin n. KITTnIpGK.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she he's been duly appointed executrix
Of the last win and testament Of
JOHN T. r. FREEMAN. late Of SOUTHWEST
HARBoR.
in the county Of Hancock, deceased. NO
bond being required by the terms Of said
Will. AL persons having demands
against the estate Of said deceased
are desired TO present the same for settle
ment. and all indebted thereto are requested
TO make payment immediately.
Feb. IL, 1917. kATHrR B. WALLs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28
PAuPRR NOTICE.

HAVING contracted With the City Of Els
worth 70 support and care for those who
may need assistance during ave year, begin.
ming Jan. l. 1918 and ere legal residents OF
kilsworth. forbid all persons Trusting them
on my account, - there 10 plenty OF room and
Farm house. Angnun B. nrrcnnL-
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TINE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i be has been duly appointed administra-
tor Of the estate of
WARREN W. TURNER. late of wALTHAM.
in the county Of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All person 4
having demands against the estate OF said de-
ceased are desired TO present the same foJ
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
queste6 70 make payment Immediately.
Feb. Z, 1917. THOMAS J. TURNER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-28

TYRE subscriber hereby gives notice that
Il be has beer, duly appointed administra-
tor OF the estate Of
ALONZO 8. GRAY, late Of BLUEHILL,
In the county OF Hancock, deceased. and
given bonds - the Law directs. All SER
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired to present
mediately.
Feb. II. 1917. OMAN w. TAPLEy.