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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10
NORTH CAsTINE.

David Dodge 10 at home from Rockland.
Charles Hodgdon, who has been en-
ployed in Portland, is home.
Miss Annie L. Dunbar has resumed
teaching in the Emerson district.
Miss Annie B. Conner left Friday to re-
sumo her school work ct East Winn.
Mrs. w. 8. Bridges of Penobscot is Wis
iting her parents, Capt. Edwin Ordway
and wife.
Howard Gordon and wife Of Rockland
spent Christmas with Mrs. Gordon's
parents, David Dodge and wife.
Mrs. Fannie Hutchins Marshall, who
has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Alma
Perkins and Mrs. Edith Grover, left last
week for Lynn, Mass.
Jan. l. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

HAuCoCK -.
At TIE oeart a eesnty ecnuissionsrs began
ap4 hO16en e Ellsworth within eDd for The
I county a Unnopok ~ The second ToeedAy
u Octo1ef, .. 4. lDlo. and By Adtournmsns
On the l1th day % December, .. d. lsie.
A ND now the oounty commissioners IN -
"A eordanee With chapter 10 Of the public
laws Of Maine Tor the year =: d. 1soe. having
nrst made an annual inspeetion IN the month
in the unincorporase6 townshipa and tracts
Of land In aid county and having thereupcn
made An estimate d the amount needed 70
put them in repair - - 70 BE- safe and con-
vsnient for pablo travel, do hereby assess
upon the fol1owipg described unincorpoyeted
townshipo and traets Of land in sAid cocnty
u Hnncock, e1e1uglva Of water end land r..
served for public ne. for the above named
purpose Of putting and Keeping said ROADS
In repair for the year .. d. 1917; and also Tor
pertinent improvements on state roads, 10
laws Of 1873, - follows, to Wit:
Upon township number eeveu. south d.
vision, We assen the sum OF e19.ie for the re-
pair OF rcads in said township - provided In
chaHter - Of the public Laws Of Maine fof
the year 1870; and being desirous Of state aid
for permanent improveDents Of the State road
in Daid township, We hereby raise and Appro-
pirate In addition 70 aid amount regularly
fAised and appropriated for the care o. high
ways and bridges In aid township, the sum
Of 1loo - provided in chapter 10 OF the pub
al to the sum Of ol1e.le. Valuation "a. -.
Rate Of TAXATION four mills on . dollar. And
We hereby assess upon each Of the several
owners named In the following list. his re-.
spective proportion therein set down OF said
sum OF ol3olo ~ follows
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

We hereby appoint r. v. Smith, Of steuben.
as agent to superintend the expenditure Of
the sum Of t29l9 under our direction upon
the roads in said township No. z; the sum Of
e100 OF said assessment, together with the
amounts received from the State, 10 to be ex-
pended upon the State road in sid township
as directed by the State highway commission.
Upon township. number eight. south divis-
ion, we assess the sum of eS4.N for the re
pair Of roads in said township ~ provided
In chapter $50 OF the public laws OF Meme for
the year 1909; and being DESTROYS Of State aid
for permanent Improvements Of the State
road in said township. We hereby raise and
appropriate in addition to said amount regu.
larry raised and appropriated for the care of
highways and bridges in said township the
sum Of $40 as provided In chapter tso Of
the public laws OF 1918, Said assessments
amount in all to the sum OF e2o4 81. Valua
tion, -t20.4ol. Rate Of taxation, ten mills ON
dollars.
And We hereby assess upon each Of the
several owners named in the following list
his respective proportion therein set down OF
said sum OF e2O4N ~ follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10
SURRY.
eEoRaE-coUs1Ns.

A wedding Of interest to Ellsworth and
Surry friends took place Saturday evening,
Dec. "a, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Z.
William George in East Orrington, when
their only daughter, Ethel May, was
married to Raymond g. Cousins, of Surry,
in the presence OF the immediate family
and close friends. The rooms were taste
fully decorated, the living room and din
ng room being in the Christmas color g,
while the parlor, where the ceremony Yves
performed, was decorated in green, pink
and white, evergreen being used profusely.
The wedding party stood under an arch
OF evergreen. Miss Flora B. Smith, .
cousin Of the bride, sang, 30, Promise
Me- The bridal party entered the room
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embellishments
PROFIT BY THIS
Don't Waste Another Day.

When You are worried by backache;
By lameness and kidney and bladder
disorder
Don't experiment with an untried
medicine.
Follow Ellsworth peoples example.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's Ellsworth testimony.
Verify it II you wish.
Mrs. T. r. Mccarthy, Grant st., Ellis
worth, Gays: II have used Doen's Kid
ney Pills on two different occasions for
kidney disorders and they certainly do
~ represented. Ny back bothered me.
] had dull pain across my kidneys and
1t made me miserable and restless ct
night. In the morning, felt tired and
worn out from loss OF sleep. A friend
advised me to use Doan's Kidney Pills
and got supply from q. A. Parcher's
Drug Store. Il was mo time before the
trouble disappeared. Igladly recommend
Doan's Kidney pills."
PricS 60c. ct Ill deaisrs. Don't simply
ask for kidney remsd$-get Dcan's Kid
nsy Pills-ths same that Mrs. Mccarthy
bad: Foster Milburn Co.. Props, Buflalo
IN. Y.
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CoLLECrOR,s NOTICE OF SALE.

COLLECTOR's NOTICE OF SALE.
Unpaid taxes on land situated IN the town o.
Gouldsboro, In the county Of Hancock iof
the year 1915.
THE following list Of taxes ON real estate o. o.
4 non resident owners In the town o. 81
0ooldsboro, for the year 1915. committed 70
me for collection. for said town, ON the nintni,
day Of November. 1915, remains unpaid anu
notice 10 hereby given that II said taxes N.
terest and charges are not previously paid, -
mach Of the real estate taxed ~ Is sufhciesns
70 pay the amount due therefor. inciud as ~.
tereer and charges, will BE- sold at puonhe
Ancticn 1t Town house, in said towr. ~ w
same being the place where the last pfeceo..
ing annual town meeting Of said town va e.
heid) ON the hrst Monday Of March, 1917"
eo'clock .. N.
Names Of owners. description Of TAI or on
real estate. rear ca
Htllard and Joseph SmAllidge est,
land known ~ the upper dam lot, .oa
- ., value tieo, ~"
Ans. Asa T. 6fsvsNs. Collector OF taxes
for the town Of Gouldsboro for the year 1910
Dec. n, l9le.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

Roy Meade is out, after serious illness
Arno Perkins is very ill OF pneumonia.
Nettie Jones, OF Brooksviile, is visiting
at Maria Meade's.
Mrs. Mary Gray is at home from visit
in Penobscot.
Everett Dori has an appointment to
work at the Craig Brook hatchery.
Homer Dunbar and Ernest Snow are
hauling box wood for Henry Dunbar.
Mary Cotton spent Sunday with hei
brother, George Snow, who is laid up with
broken leg.
Helen Pickering has returned from West
Brooksville, her school closing on account
OF whooping cough.
jan g. M
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ATLANTIC.

Mrs. Vera Harding has been visiting
her parents, N. B. Trask and wife.
Napoleon Trask and wife have gone on
. trip to Portland.
Miss Amy Joyce, who spent Christmas
with her parents, Walter Joyce and wife
has returned to Southwest Harbor.
Raymond Torrey, Misses Doris Torrey
Mabel Staples and Ida Smith have re-
turned to Southwest Harbor high school
Austin Joyce left Dec. 80, for Norwood
r. l., where he teaches. Mr.. Joyce spen,
week at Christmas with his parents
Levi Joyce and wife.
Dec. 80. J.E.M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

THE subscriber hereby give. MOTTO. a..
~ che has been duly appointed exscut NJ.
o. the last Will and testament Of
hAkf T. JORDAN, late q ELLswORTH.
n the county Of Hancock. decea.ed ~
bono being required. All persons havins de-.
are desired TO presentthe same for ssttS.
mens. and All indebted thereto are reouested
70 MAKE payment immediately.
ssn' y MI. AINnIN T. McFARLANp.
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BuCKsPoRT.

Frederick T. Homer died Thursday at
the home Of Ills daughter, Mrs. Albert
Lowell, At the age of eighty-two years.
He leaves besides Mrs. Lowell, one other
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Page, two grand
children, and one great granddaughter,
all OF Bucksport.
Helen, wife Of George Chandler, died
Monday afternoon, Jan. 8, after short
illness of pneumonia. Besides her hus-
band, she leaves four children - Mrs.
Annie Haraden, Mrs.. Nellie Hagerthy and
William Chandler Of Bar Harbor, and
Louis Chandler of Bucksport.
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sEAWALL.

Mrs. Florence Hadlock has gone to
Florida for the winter.
Cushman Pomroy OF West fremont
has employment with r. e. Newman.
Joseph Muse Of Rockland, visited his
sister, Mrs. George Dolliver, recently.
& Misses Margaret Dolliver, Hazel Mel
anson and Agnes Ward have returned to
Castine normal school.
Mrs. Fred Thurston, who has been with
her mother few weeks, has returned to
her home in Mckinley.
Dec. 81. TIE, u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

We hereby appoint Lincoln 9. Br:sdon. OF
Frank;In. ~ agent to superinteno the e.
lection U pom . roads in the western part Of
sail tow nship No. IL. Commencing q the sast
line OF township No. and extending 70
rake marked "a" standing ON the northern
side Of said road in said township No. 10; the
SOM Of o1so OF said assessment together with
the amount received from the stats - 20 be
expended upon the State road In said town
ship - directed BY the State highway COM
mission.
sess the sum Of 6iOSl 10 TOR the repair Of roads
in said township - prfvided in chapter l6o Of
the public laws Of Maine for the year 1909; ana
being DESTROYS OF State aid for permanent Inn
provements Of the state road In said town.
ship, We hereby raise and0appropriate In ID.
dition to said amount regularly. raised AND
appropriated for the care VI highway and
brio ges in said township, the sum Of 80 -
provided in chapter lSo OF the public lsws o.
1913. Said assessments amount IN all 70
dollar. Valuation, tl0,S40.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
she has been duly appointed administre.
trix Of the estate OF
CHARLES 3. PETTINGILL. late Of ELS
WORTH,
In the county Of Hancock. deceased. NO bond
being required. All persons having demands
against the estate Of said deceased are de-
sired 70 present the same for settlement and
payment immediat4ly,
Jan. 2. 1917. FLosEncH N. PsrrrxoILL.
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4.l52 elo2N

We hereby appoint lincoln C. Bragdon, Of
Franklin, as agent to superintend the ex
pendi.ure of the sum Of ti0s.1o under our d.
rection upon the roads in the eastern part Of
said tow nship No. 10. commencing at . stake
marked "a" on the north side Of said road
and extending to the west line Of Cherryfeid;
the sum OF ESQ OF said assessment, together
with the amount received from the State. Is to
be expended upon the State road In said
township as directed by the State highway
commission.
Upon township No. 70, middle division, we
assesses the sum Of elo6.75 for the repair Of
roads in said township as provided in chapter
$50 Of the public laws Of Maine tor the year
1909; and being DESTROYS Of State aid for the
permanent Improvements Of the State road In
said township, we hereby raise and sppro-
pirate in addition to said amount regularly
raised and appropriated for the care Of high
ways and bridges in said township, the sum Of
t2O0 as provided in chapter 1870 OF the public
laws OF 1918. Said assessments amount in all
to S3p8.75. Rate of taxation, eight mills on o
dnllar Valuation $9a 900
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$scS7S

We hereby appoint Herbert T. Silsby, of
Aurora, as agent TO superintend the expendi-
ture Of the sum Of tl0s75 under our direci ion
upon the roads in sail township No. n; the
sum of 90 OF said assess me Mt. together with
the amounts received from the Stat. Ia to b.
expended upon the state road In said town
ship. as directed by the Sta highway com
mission.
Upon township No %, middle division, we
assess the sum Of $1,000 for the repair Of
$50 Of the public laws Of Maine for the year
1909; and being DESTROYS OF State aid for the
permanent improvements OF the State road
In said township, we hi reby raise and appro-
raised and . (. propriated for the care OF high.
ways and bridges in said township. the Sum
Of 600 as provided in cha pier 100 OF the pub
lie laws OF 1919 Said assessments amount in
all to t22o.40. Rate OF taxation, Eve mills ON
. dollar. Valuation, t44,OsD.
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EAST ORLAND.

George Snow broke his leg recently.
Henry Dunbar has crew numbering on
the Eugene Gross lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. James DeRocher have
gone to Orono for short visit.
Alta Wood has returned to West Penob-
scot, after visit with her sister, BERTHE
Churchill.
Mrs. Aurilla Higgins has gone to Blue
hill to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Nina Parker.
Jan. /. NJ.
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VYNH9 subscriber hereby gives notice th.s
1e has been duly appointed executor
OF the LAST VIII and test ament Of
AAshhT ". oILLEY, late Of IsLEsFORD,
CRANBERRY ISLES,
IN the county Of Hancock. deceased. mo h,ra
being required BY the terms 81 ssid vii. AT AZ
pSrscns having demands against the eatats a.
seid deceased are desired 70 present TIE ssms
Tor settlement, and all tndebtod thsretn ~
requested to make payment immedistsix
ssn' = asA1' vnsNsA A. GILIsr.
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co ITY NEWS


Miss Gladys g. Mackay 10 tsaching In
Buckneld.
The senior class ct the academy Is rs-
hearsing for play to be given in about
two weeks.
Mrs. R v. N. Bliss, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Dr.. Robinson and wife,
Of Bangor, returned home saturday.
Miss Edith Chase left Friday for Bos-
ton, where she has employment % stem
ographer at the Womsn's industrial
Union.
Joseph Burton, Merton Emerton, Nor
man Gray, Joseph Gray, Arthur Gray,
George Hughes, Clarence Monroe, Charles
Parker, John Parker, William Saunders,
Benjamin Snow and Hollis Slower left
Thursday for Petcock, N. j., to be en-
ployed in cutting and storing ice.
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-COREA.

The Baptist pastor, and wife have moved
into rooms over the Kay store.
Walter Young, who 10 employed ON the
missionary boat Sunbeam, spent Christmas
with his family.
The Pauls gave free entertainment at
the Baptist church Christmas night. Re-
Treatments were served. All report .
good time.
Jan. 1. a.
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Joseph Robinson has gone to Boston
where be has employment.
Miss Mitchell OF Bernard has been visit
ing relatives at g. v. Young's.
Alexander Ward has gone to Bangor to
Miss Ora Newman spent hes vacation
with her. sister. Mrs. Herbert Farnsworth,
at Ellsworth.
Jan. 8. TED
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10
Name Of owner, description Of
property.


Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town a,
Penobseot. In the county Of Hancock, for lie
year 1918.
THE following list Of taxes on real est.t.
i Of mon restcent owners, In the town a
Penobscct. for the year 1915, committed 70 me-
for collection for said town. on the sixth dsv
Of May 'eIe, remains nnpaid; and notice i
hereby given that u said taxes, interest Ana
charges ere mot previously paid. 90 much Of
the real estate tazsd - e suaicient to pay TIE
charges. will be sold ct public auction a
Town hall. in said town. tthe same being TIE
meeting OF said town was held on the ART
Moaday Of February. 1917. ~ . O'Clock a. m.
Name Of owner. description Of Tar on
real estate. real est
Geo n Warren est, part Of lot No 80,
O. ., value el1s. A4W
Warren Hooper, Geo veazie farm
aud land bousht Of Cyrus " Leach;
also land bought Of VIM @ Conner.
value o. 100. &N
I. W. BowpRs, Collector Of taxes for the
town Of Penobscot for the year 1915
Dec. 20. 1915.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

3. b. Adams. Springfield, No., writes: II
bad severe attack Of kidney trouble. am
ments, but none did me 80 much good e
Foley Kidney Pills." Foley Kidney Pills
Suilc up weakened Kidneys, help rid the
plood OF acids end poisons, and relieve blad-
der trouble.-Aoore's Drug Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

NHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L he has been duly appointed sdministrs.
tor Of the estate Of
DORA N. AREY. late Of BUCKsPORr,
given bonds ~ tho law directs, nm nsr.
sons having demands against the es{rs
Of said deceased are desired TO present
me eame Tor settlement, and all indebted
mediately. '1'
Jan. 2, 1917. CHArIIa A A>~v
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sRAUPen. NOrICE,

HAVING contractsd with the City OF El ho
- worth 70 support and care for tnos SsCin.
ming Jan. 1, lel6, and are legal residenIs em
nIiewofth. forbid all peFsone trusting .. and
on my account, - there u plenty OF room Citv
accommodations TO care for Thorn 81 the ~"
Farm house. Anrnus b. MIrcHslL'
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State % NAME.
Cstisessv's Advertisement - Sale u La. :.
Msa-nsst6s~s 0spnsvs.
Unpaid taxes % lssas situassd IN thu To-.
1reoksvills, II ~ eounty q Hancoci. A.
the year DiG w
TuSHR following lfss az taxes on real ......
II non resident owners In the tc-~M
Brooksvflle AforesaSd. FOR the year ist6. ~. y
mitted 70 me for collection for said low =
the assn day o. April. 1915. remains unnstSa.
and notice !. hereby Riven that II said ssssi;
with interest ano charges are not prevtorss
PAID, 20 mach Of the real estate taxed = Y
sufficient 70 pay she amount due therefor, 4.
cludinR interest sd cAArges, will bc al ~
the town house In said town, on the ara ~"
day in February, fsi7. - > O'Clock .. m. '4
Amt o.
Name Of owner, description Of incia ,ss
&chu
store. ard granite quarry 1t s6uth
Brookevtlle, nma
Horace Green, or unknown. the Lewis ""
Green pleee q North Brooksville, M
lot at South BrcoksvilIe, -.
Wallace Htucklay. or unknown. an
Albion Blodgett heirs. or unknown.
one undivided half Of the Albion
Blodge property, IN
Ed. Howard. or unknown, land 1t Cape
Roster, m
Of tsxes Of the town Ct Brooksviile.
Dec. a, 1916.
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BAR HARBOR.

Mrs. Alfred e. Corners died Wednesday
evening At herlhome on Mt. Desert street,
her death occurring but three days after
that of her husband, Capt. A. e. Conners.
Mrs. Connefs was born in Steuben in 1641.
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GREEN LAKE.

GREEN LAKE.
Mrs. A. e. Dyer and children visited in
Bangor recently.
Charles Smith and Everett Googins Of
Hancock have teams hauling wood for c.
E. Scribner.
a. A. Chapman, accompanied by F. M.
Perkins, spent Saturday and Sunday at
Mr.. Chapman's cottage.
Jan. l. 8.
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We hereby appoint b. r. Jordan, of Wal
ture Of the sum Of eslel under our direction
sa% q Is q ..ia
the amounts received from the State 10 to be
expended upon the State road In said town
ship - directed by the State highway com.
Upon township number nine. south divis.
ion, We assess the sum Of e4l.s2 for the re-
pair Of roads In said township - provided in
s e: e. bns 81 SAT-:
road In aid township. We hereby raise and
and ol Ss ess Of
Highways and bridges in said township the
sum Of In - provided In chapter 10 d the
I'll q g ' s ss u :.sen sn n
dollar. Valuation ell.o6a.
Nam. Of owner. .sr s; ss ssa r.1.
= 3 Greedy, q
:: s:1. $50 &c H.'' .es ..e.s - g
E;.::: zsSs ::::: Is :: .:Is
$50 sii.ssa elis q
We hereby appoint Lincoln G. Brsgdon. Of
q = ss :Sn e % asssa che
Isct1on upon the roads In said township No.
.; the sam Of 81 o. said s.sessnent. together
as apos ne ssse II:
townshtp - directed By the State highway
Upon township number tan. western part,
w asssss the sum Of e7llo for the repair Of
is & Is. sa as 81 or Il ss ss pc:
nsn.ns @ & &c ssss S TO- so.1 ael f.
ssis s9;. :. We sss and
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SEAL COVE.

The "Iazymsn Minstrel Co." gave an
entertainment at the hall Wednesday
evening" Supper was served. The AFFAIR
was managed by Norman Townsend, and
was q success. About sS5 was realized.
Dec. 80. N.
7. W. Walls has moved his family from
Opeechee to their cottage here for the
winter.
Jan, 8. ~
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We hereby sppoint Herbert 7. 6ilsby. Of
Aurora. - agent to superintend the expendi.
ture OF the sum Of 1880 under our direction
upon the roads In said township No. %; the
sum OF 800 OF said assessment, together with
the amounts received from t . State, 10 to Be
ship - directed BY the State highway com
II 10 hereby ordered tbst . list Of townships
ana 81 the foregoing assessments thereon Be
published in the Ellsworth Americsn.
paper printed In the county whore the lands
!ie, three weehs successively, the last publica-
lion 70 be within three months from the date
Of assessment
Ellsworth. Maine, December II, 1915.
w. b. SHERMAN, ! Co. Comr's
h. B. Moon, for
NJ. l. ALLEN, Hancock Co.
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.EElHAIM' s
Pills

the peoples remedy for hfe's
common ailments. They act
thoroughly on the stomach,
liver and bowels, and soon reg
ulate and strengthen these I'M
portant organs. Purely vege.
table-contain no harmful
drugs. Whenever you feel
respondent a few doses win
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

NHE subscribers hsreby give notice tI IT,.
- they have been duly appointed admin'
traitors Of the estate Of M
JOSEPH Il. HIGGINS, late OF ELLswoRrH..
II the county Of Hancock, DECEASED, ~
gwen bonds - the Law directs. AL per1s%S...
having demands against the estate OF sslo "a -,
oeaeed are desired 70 present the same ~ y.
Qussted TO make payment tmmsdiately.
CnArLps p. DoRH'
Dec. u, 1919. ALIon 81. 6corr.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Trsasursr's ONCE, Jan. 2, 1917,
vTNHE following 10 true list Of bank oeposs
i books representins pncailed for shares,
transferred 70 me By b. A. Blaisdell former
county treasurer, under and in compiainoU, s
Nth chapter ITO Of the public laws OF i'''
Amt
E.s.@. v.x.u..,A.rce & int
Nosee q. Hncr H.cSsnort sIi7N
Tho~ as:.1s Cy.i.. 100
Margaret Turner, Ellsworth I y
Samuel Regal. 81
Hattie 3. Davis, eurry, a@n
ssnasl ,. Trssthy, Brooiiin. sS
/. "a |" 80
6ilas q. Sargent, NJ Desert, Il. IL
David Sawyer, Oastine, iol a
II. II. Jov u,S.wcsth 1000
II. p. WnoCoTT. County Treasurer
Hancock county,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

That discouraged feeling often
comes from a disordered stom-
ach. or an inactive liver. Get
your digestion in shape and
the bile acting properly then
the blues" viii disappear. You
win soon be cheerful, if you take
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-10

JAM. 8.