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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19

Zen me 3oncporto paa Noiier bill
bersre bore SGiere paa TO ellnlc
Nlinfter - nemlig bans Tengcpnna
% bans GetiGroigbeosielelie.
5pis 3oneipitemet fonllrlcr I'll at
trG / araft, % oct bill oet, mcontin.
Ore Ge tar /, pil ale 9lpiier fonln1e
til at foite Gem abifiaig mere pr.
Iur.
Get er bog life oct puritc, ioroi
pi neo &c llof flinbe betolc mere llben
at DC piloe lpgge Werfe ill Def. We1
bnoo Der bill loorc Dor Tetirrbiebeos-
folellc er, at bpis 3pnetafiten blir til
Tirfeligbeo, pil oct reinltere /, at
Ell Mbornent faar fit @lab for en-
Erls, mems eli olloen Wtaro noaelt
brnore Vtil lpnaer borte betaler en-
nrtoen Tris - bpuo Ser er uretiGr.
dig moo bper iirr.
Set er en- Hetfrroigbebsiag for
tSolf, lom gisr Snbfieb al Garer, at
De faur oisie til De lolnrle Hriler
operalt, men 3oneportoen fonlner til
ut glere ell Gnoc paa bertne fair-plop-
Soc meo Senspn til Iriier.
6or at unogaa at bli Iaaret pao
ocnne Wuaoe, bnnbe bnab Ceres Gen-
lcplln9 % Ceres Stoltbeo anaaar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19
Wtnneiota.
Sfpnbruubc fprefpmmrr

tl'f
accnotin mlelotcs SpnoaQ, at Sfoa
brnnoc par lobrltot nrr bette Stch,
og at Oct lan forligt no. %ch Bran
bnpoc man peb al fobie idnlnlcrl line
&onhiIonger % trl,bc Mohilb pTrct
iltonh I'll of hoIhe li9 bette ls5lIlipnc
Clement fra Ninet. Rcgn trTn9tca
bella nner hclc Den norbliac Del al
Statcl,.
Snnf Gcntcr fprbliucr tpr. Sallf
Center oIanu Ell Moioritct imob
Sicclilc pco Nnl0ct Den 2bcn Ipril,
men oo Sen nbgioroc fun en- Steir-
me, blcp q, Onltplina beorbrct.
Gennc hor III giuct III TOR Mniori
tet al trc Stcmmcr, mcbens lem al
Orc StenImcr o~ncrie1otes HCttcu til
IiQierelic. Get ifol herpco prrc
nfqiort, at Snuf Center bill iorbIipc
llbcn Salpnncr.
@ammcl Snriit opb. CONNER
,Sronf Spca, Der bar beet / Wflnlle.
loto / &c iioltc 56 glar, er oigonet
pes Gsocn / lit Stem / Goi@ 2afe,
Sc Nnr gontnlcl. CONNER &nca fom
iii Ncb @i,la nnerche / 1861 %
proftliercoc Der Tom Nbpotot, men
Tlnttcoc lcnerc til Grocfitou, hpor
han por CONNER / t4bc 7iitrift.
Ior % Nor 'iocn arunoInqbc ban
9lnhct "lin1cs" / Go'3 @ofc. Nolt
iiq @uitru % ire @rrbrc,
hnoroi hcn enc. @iocon 2. Sncs,
/ i'm Sih bar MinnciotoS &icc1upcr.
nor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19
Spo 0afota.

8rpcn pco Chamberlain frrbig.
Zen me 9rp, lont Millunllfee-Sn-
llelt bar lobct bp9ge. oDer Wtisiourt-
ilooen peo GhombcrlainS bill benne
llge taees / @rllq % ben oibrllote
ScrnboneForbinoelie ieien optaaet.
Zen me Gro, Scr CT foriptct meo ct
70 6oos ipinecnoe Spunb, %crItatter
Ell T%ontoonbro, Der lanf for lere
Tiger iiben.
&c nnse Hpolnocr cr patriotiFc.
Get err ofiicielt befienotglprt, at ino-
til 15oc Mpril bar 50 Ssnoinnerglit-
fer peb Higgs Snltitilte, Hegierin-
gems Sltbianerlfple neb Slanoreau,
labet fig bperpe / 2nnoets Scr eller
Tloaoe. Enu Ell Sang loo 26 al
oiSie rpbe Tatrioter fig buerpc oa
reiitc / eli 1lof til cn al Snbens
2eire. Hieq5 Snititlitc er nteb goo
8rrno Itolt oher lit Serpice-s Stag
meo sc 50 Sticrncr.
Eeniion for Gnfe cftcr "Snscn.
nia".Sfer. Mrs. 6reo ll1lgcr al
Earfiton, Gnfe efter Ell al oe Col
batter, ser brllfnebe ba transport
oamperen "SliScanio" torpeoereocs.
bar ira &rigsbepartenlentet fanet
lliloerretning ON, at Hegieringen bill
betole belloe cit Gnfepeniion al $t15
pr. Maoteb, hoilfet err / Senboln
til Sen @riesasiuronce, Ser por llb-
tuget al henbes Wtonb. 0ette er
Sen isritc Beniion al lit Slags uo-
betalt / South Safota.
Spurbnnoes Sepisisricl uprethul-
bes. Tetten / @regorp Gountp bar
aitaget Sporbunoes gepis JON bin
oenoe. Charles Spertou Dor iigtet
ior at bape lat Slo paa Ell 2aapes
bpgnino paa @aroels tSarm llpr
Gregory. Ser blep itrar efter Srans
ben bra9t Sporbunbe til Steoet, %
oiSie peirebc iig frcnlouer oirefte til
Spcrtpns Saaningsbus. gnflagebes
aopofat i%orlangte, of bette Siln-
oens "Sib~nesbprh" iflIl0e r~oelaoes,
men Iommeren erfl9reoe, at bet
par Iieeiua gplbi9t lom noget al,-
Oct.
Tipnccr .&pinoc bpo. Nrs. Gbri.
itinc SDompion er forleoen ofeaoet
PEG Spoen paa ben Sarm llrr Soltic.
bpor bun % benoeS Mano neoiatte
iig Iom Someitedbers / 1866. Dtail.
Sen beoe beritebs for 3 a 4 slar IL
Den. Mr. % AIRS. SbompIon %
Mrs. SSphn Nelion ~aireiitc ira
8oobbue Golntn, Mfinn., Ben Ace
,Suni 1866 % fierte mleb Srer til
Minncbaba Gountp, iom ga bar Ell
Gel al bct nGiten uticnbtc Sufota
Scrritorp. %ShompionS ferite Stem
bcitoo al tire Stolper, hporouer bier
loot SrGerenc % iaa tilbTffet meo
so. st SrThuS, Der icnere bpg-
gebcs. par / mango Ior Tioncrer-
lleS @uDshus iant SnriamIinasIteb
/ Sora Ipm / @lToe. Mrs.
Shomplon eiterlober Jig inn Born,
ane boenoc / Winnebaha Gountp.
&ongresmano SubniOn upnaar
SfTeersitilins. 8ungresmano Hopal
s. Sobnion, Der reprpIenterer South
Oafotas auoet Siitrift % Tom iioit'
leoen Sanuar bperpeoe Jig ION DE.
bar eiter ct al,rius peo Spelies-
lfolen for Siiicerer / Camp Meao
beitaaet Den iororbnebe gramen for
NJ opnaa Sfficersitiling. San pil
life reiienere iom aonsrcsmano
anmobe om Sritagclic Tor oct
tc Gmbcbs Eliatcr paa ubcltcmt
Sio. iii at beanllbc mch or bar
Iom Sergcant henoiit til Sompani
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19

81. al 313oe Snfantcri, briIfet Som.
PAM uoeluffenbe beitoor al Mrno
ira Bolton, og ban ifaI rptfe OBJ ipnt
Fremlerleitnont iaainort %AlnIebnilr.
gem oertil gipes. &%ongresmano
Sobn|on er life al ifonbinapiif @prb,
lom mango efter Nnpnet autoaer
bam for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19

Gr osb / Wranfria. ,sielac ii
tcrretrira ira Sttoipo cr Nnbren
10. Inoerion al NtIarta inbbefottei
/ Den founbiife SabsIiitc i Sronfrie
Spra brinecr Sinbsiorpirrina.
Scr!ic NciIolL Der hocbc / Snlcanen
al Hcpaho, Storn Gormtn. hor for.
Icocn / ct Infalo al Slnha'orpir
ring hcronct liz 2iuct. NonS mae
Nultru oebc ior roacn Slo liocn,
IA 1uuaiino bopoc Iiot eitcr opcr
pplhct honi. Non par 80 Aor
gonmci.
i%lenronclic al @cncrnlnointnnt.
Cbcrit Z. NJ. %dihcr Al 0npc1port
or al @uucrner Noroinq u0nUpnt
fiji 2totcua @encrnlo0Iutont iitcbct
ior @un {. %oQnlt. ser mart pcuter
OF tru0r / ATTN SicNc,tc Cberll
Noihcr or &ctcrau ira ocn 'ponlt
omcrifonitc 0ria oQ eli Al 2npct
poria 'rcmrolcnNc Gorrctuln9a
n1un6.
Camp Scoac iorucrlco meo Sort
Srboc. Enimlcitcrcn / Sort No0Qc
hor floQct ourr. at bon cr uh'nt 'ur
cn lam Sun0ilo0 al VoitinRcr be
itcmi ior Solooirr / Gomp GooQc.
Tnlf / &oroucitIn innc% life at bore
oumcrfiom pna, at Gnmp Noogc Och
Gc2 N'oluca od Nucn Sort Goble cr
10 belt iorific,inc 5tcocr. bcliAlcn
Sc hcniiuo0 Il huu0rc6c Nfll ira hin
ouhcn. Nuu omuo0cr ON. al Col
hatcr@ 5lUatuiuQcr "a &cuncr INo
ncr ia Ncttc poo Ntinoc. mar Sc
~norcaicrcr inc @rcpc % andre Eolt
lager.
Wnn pTrc Mnnbc mco nit. >ohn
". Norria. Scr cr nolet al eli Sfuc
iplncr, "a lont glcuto9nc @anQc cr
npfruo6t ionl 0cu bchurncoc GiUncl
nch SllitclnmQcr / Slour Gin. nor
oltlcct oct tnr cl itor G~ornurmcllc,
IA no 'eAic at loa ham I'll al pp-
trrhc iom 0cn mite Nci'cr pco ct
SptnQ ser hcune llQc. @nn mo
rsl1mcr, AZ hon ler bnr lpl1ct
@amlecrit. bpilfct ful0c purc ne
innicIiqi inf, men at innfc 'oo nnbt
al iorcifilic Der tnlfc Seller ncl.
oIhriQ / %crbcn, Der if pare Mon
DC mch alt. mcntc bon.
aomccrt al trif Sanocrinnc Tor
buot. G'tcr ?Hmmoouing al @uucr
nor Nnrbtla CT Ell Honccri ~ Den
tnifiebtc Gpcroiun0crinOc Gricoo
blcpct oiluit / Gc3 Wioinca.
SperQ$rnoolci ON Sen bcrpmic Son
1criloc1 %onoIitct ~liaeopcrior DC
Sintcr hophc / Here Sage
orret Dl@futcrct / Qea Moiue3. %
him 1clu boubc Ior'unrct liz rcb nt
flebe Trihcbabnno@ I'll CT Ncleb al +,
$4,000 ionlt ncb lrit at lnn0c ior
Snlootcrnc / Camp 2obQc. @iircr
lon0t 0oQ, al oct unocr one
SmItnnbighebcr pilbc nurc brblt life
al Iobc hclloc optrUhc nctop mn.
Stor GicnOumshnnbcl / NiatcrIup.
Gicnhon1nlcn tlcnbt ionl Clt Nm %
nmiottcn6c nmtrcnt loo Hcrc2 /
Ell al @otcrlooa llbfontcr cr 'cl0t
ill Souicl Noue@ SO. al Chicago
Tor eli Slm al I Nti0ion Collars
omioitcr elf MN NptcI I
"a sc neh bcttc op'crtc Scntmcrpil
Gcttc or eli al DC 'terltc !
}rnnanttinncr i @rrnhcienhommc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19

l~logeniinoe giori / @oterloo, % Del,
Iiges at beipoe Ell IN 9ib for ocnnc
|n, ibet 10 Icrcs nIlerebe or oper
broget iii Gnt Wotor 60, Iom her
pil opfsrc ell itor Sobrif. @norc
tore inhnltriele Anlra bill ubcll
Spil ls9e ben I'll bcnne 9pbcl.
Npf en- |crocnsmciter buffer pp.
Stfc isr bar Sergeant Carl Goo.
oocf / Camp Gobge b%eieiret Den Der.
bcnSbcrenttc iinlfe 9rpocr SSobn
DIN, fsr nof eli aonfurrent OFF
fer OF, berntc @aiia riatianof
life noqen per6cnabcremt T%crlonlia
hch, men herior fanife bel foo 900.
Zen %rpbcr. Iont III piI prppe Ell
Onlt nleo Gaooocf, or @eImcr Wfnhrc,
og'oo Ell >Soipa @ltt %, eitcr Nop-
net al BONNIE, tiuigc Sfonoinop.
|rnoCfampcn nil ii1loc Stco ullercoc
23oc oa., "a Def itcrft ~bconn6cr at
Marine Jig Den Ii0, bo baaoc Goo.
oocf % andre @uttcr i Camp 3oogc
at relic oocr til Ironfria
Tor at ino en- ~ToubIc Nclion" pnn
(nifcrl.
Sainn ct arlaens Sffcr. Scr cr
'er ~fortaIt ON Ell MiQiom PARTIES,
/ Iofoto Gountn, Hcbraifa,
.Iaconcrior Slour Gin. al ban otter
illonoIc llhtoIclicr "a Nonolin
Ter bcinnbtc3 al barre inf @orocr
"a lnn bcororc0es i%lltcrneret. Sans
SiC0ou bIipcr / oiaic Gage iolat ior
'mfrinQ $4,000. hpilfcn Gum al
icQicrin9cn9 Sornmnocr pil bliuc
Inbroqt / 6ribehabono5. Icttc bill
'c of hopc pTrcf qo0t % pcl, hpio
n Aur10c 49, 90 oct cnboq Ell lopoI
q / nac Ncniccn0cr mclct rcrpcf
abel auil0e - life hap6c prrct inn
at bUrc Sen bralltcnoc IN
fcr2 Nnltru @im fog Tia ioo nrr
/ OCT ln0trlt1e, nt bun n1lltc6c Tor
% bllper mi plcict / 9tcbra
fo5 Sin63iu0cninI.
ynnacbetrnnelIcn / MftaacuSc,
lngcbctrnocIleu bldn0t SoIbntcr
c I Camp 1obQc or M blepcn
% / De I'M Gage cnocnoc
Soc 2Ipril lnrctom Der b Ie6a
ll0, hnorof MnIp0elen bar Ncgrc.
.utdlct a. Silirlner pnr mcact
,%rmInhItct, % hpn6 nlooifc melt ,
ar bloroQct BERTH or, at ale 9%clc !
4 GDclle@plnoic or blcpnc oncr {
''Ieoc mco Clic, llae'nm nQino 20 4
lffcrnca @ltIpc or hIcullc bchanoIe.
{ mco Gle. lcttc hor / ltor Npr
StppploQen. Ger oil bli
0nunct ct cQct Nnmponl al Sc I
Der n~0lfrluca ira No'pitolct )
ter ct ltnitooct @InioIo al @ltugc !
ibct finn mcQci Icttc oq |
'rtporlac GpeIlcr nil i~orctnqea, inb. :
SrUltcruc igicn belt or inopuno I
G Set me NoipitnI pco Sort Ge9 {
bcIl1qcnoc 20 Dill Ienbcn
" Gonp loh0c. or MI iUroiqt "a c
DO Totlcntcr fol oucr'erc$ hcrtll
NoipltoIct / Ncjrcn.
Spif nnbeiulcs pphGpet / Stntcns
Observation-Disclosures q. NJ. !
>cnoc bnr / ell SfriucIic til Stole t
nbch@nlTno % SfolcnUnO / Soma s
llbc'dlct, at Splt 'nnl ,Sng / Stp I
rnc ltror ppbpuea. Zen 26hc
prll nronca ION oclr Cato, On Sen {
6oronorlnQ Dor tic, ON life al t
rcbc .ler iulbbnrbct. (iocn cr I'M :
'mmclL Tiger 0cuoc, "a ollie pore ,
9Cre@beui@nluQcr moo 5nif G
No nlun opherc oQ alt Ipaqca al t
Ia at lorcnc bort Tolt unhcr lorn /
c Sprp0 De iolnnIc Sfiftc, Sc Il
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19
q. ANUNOSEN PUBLISHING co.
Oecorah. Posten''
DEBORAH Iowa
DEBORAH

iiil9tc n1cb. Meb oct me Summer
merle togcs ioa igjen fot pua Hei.
len, % 8l1nerneren font benlle
Sang frcm til 9eitenrnleIIeaitcoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19
SOorle0es Ben nDe 3oneporto pau
Notier Dil ifaoe "|oiten"s 2eiere.

(Sc 100 ben nbe "gar Repenue at" al 3be Shober 1917 benenumer. at fra OF
mo Den Inc Sll 1918 pI aui8porto bi beeenet eMr bet tor Gateponeu mn eiau@ubs
3Wgpneni, laaebes at ira ben nupGrenbeS Cart al IL pr pmnb Tor belle gaube, pu Dor
ton oil torbeut pad td9enoe Waabe: Sr tne OF anpn3 Rome Ton til $50 GI ira
nr auuenn oes) lie; Tor treble Gone (p til 300 Drill nc: for hsrbe Rome (p til
.o "V uu) &i Tor teme Con. COP til 1000 GFI 2lc; fr hee 3pe pp til 400 Drill
S2c; for lppenbe Gone Gp til 1900 Wi) Be; fr Oteuoe one 1oper 1900 Din 3Lc
ate Garter pI i9en lbi btpbeis forbemt ben lite SMi 1919 % ben lite Smi
iGO, notI Forpen der ben lite .Si 1921 pu pGe ouuet Or til FRI 2e mr. pubf r
fWre o9 anben Gone til 1Oc tro thnbe 3one1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-10-02
FRANKLIN.

Norman Dyer is i'll OF grip.
Mrs. E. +. Bartlett OF East brook visited
her sister, Mrs. George U. Dyer, Last week
Mics Helen Bragdon, Miss Leona De-
Beck and Leonard Bragdon left Monday
to attend u. of NJ.
Garden products are being harvested.
Potatoes yielded well, but are rotting
badly.
Mrs. Luetts King left for Stonipgton
Wednesday intending to return to Bill
erica, Mass, in few days.
Miss Gladys Nelson OF Pressure Isle,
who has been the guest OF Miss Genevieve
Havey, left for home last week.
Mrs. Libby, grammar school teacher in
district No. 2, was detained in Bangor
Monday by the illness OF her husband.
Mrs. w. T. Havey is home from an ex
tended visit in " ashington county. Mr..
Hsvey is at work In Portland.
Friday afternoon and evening, Oct. 4,
the boys and girls OF the agricultural club
will hold their third annual contest in me
grange hall. Miss Austin OF Hancock has
given two pretty gold stick pins to be
awarded to the boy and girl with the
highest score. There are thirty or more
members, and their exhibit will be of in
terest to all. The evening program will
be by club members mostly. There will
be no admission fee but a collection will
be taken for the club.
The Methodist vestry was filled to it's
capacity Friday night when the members
OF Mrs. +. L. swans Sunday school class
rendered q reception to the school teachers
in town. In the receiving line with the
teachers were Pastor Lowell and wife,
Miss Koch, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Blaisdeli,
Seth Scsmmon and Supt. Higgins and
wife. A short program was given after
which games were enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served by the young ladies.
The vestry was prettily decorated.
Sept. 30. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-10-02
COREA.

Mrs. Roy Stewart and two children
spent the week end at South Gouldsboro.
William Paul and Cecil Stewart have
gone to New Hampshire 10 look after
their farm. Mr.. >Paul's brother Joseph
accompanied them. They expect to move
their families here in about two weeks.
Allen Wallace OF MilDridge, who has
been working for Stewsrt-Davis Co. since
last spring, as machinist, has completed
his wo.k for this season, and returned
home.
Sept. 80. o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-10-02
COUNTY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

Dalton Reed is at home from Northeast
Hsrbor.
Ray Orcutt was a week. visitor at
Piitsiield.
George Coombs is here from Somesville
for few days.
Irwin Springer has sold his horse to Aus
Tin Williams OF Beechland.
The grange aid society met with Mrs
Alden Ryder Tuesday.
Leona DeBeck will leave TO- day for
Orono to enter the U. Of NJ.
Mrs. Julius Darling OF Brewer was 9
weekend guest OF relatives here.
Pearl Coombs is at home from Bar Har-
Dor, where he has been employed.
Mrs. Flora Harrison is visiting her
grandson Chauncey o. Harrison in Bangor
Mrs. Norman Smith is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Lloyd Durham in Hampden
Mrs. Wormeii OF Ellsworth called on
her sister. Mrs. James NJ. Clark, one day
lnst week.
George Goodwin has gone to WaterviIie
to work as fireman in the NJ. c. r. r
yard.
Mrs. Robert Peacock and daughter anc
Mrs. Case OF Lubec called on Mrs. S. 8
Scsmmon Tuesday.
Mrs. Moses Hss,em, Mrs. Harry Good.
win and two sons of Walt ham recently
visited Mrs. Margery Goodwin.
Hollis circuit, who contracted infiuenzs
ct Camp Devens. has been i'll at q hos
pitsl at Biddeford.
Mrs. Frank Bradbury went to Old Town
Friday to care for the family OF her son
Caleb during their attack OF influenza
Mrs. Samuel Clark, Sidney Butler and
George Springer and wife attended the
funeral of their cousin, Henry Preble,
at Sullivan Sunday.
The third annual contest OF the Frank
lin boys and girls agricultural club will
be held st the grange hall Friday, Oct 4.
afternoon and evening. An entertain
ment will also be given in the evening. A
collection will be taken for the expenses
Of the club. Every one is urged to be
present.
The remsins OF Daniel Clark, who died
OF Influenza at Boston, were brought here
for burial Thursday. Shirley Dunbar and
Mrs. Della Bacon of Boston accompanied
the remains. and were joined here by
Harvard Clark and Mrs. Florence Scott
OF Brewer and Mrs. Bessie Guptili and
son Of Gouldsboro. Rev. c. w. Lowell
oficiated. Interment in the. family lot on
the POND road.
Sept. 30. ECHO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-10-02
ECHO.
PR DSP ct HARBOR.

Miss Alice NJ. Cole left Saturday for
Wsterville for the winter.
Mrs. DeWitte Lathrop left Saturday
Tor Norcross, to teach.
James GiiIanders was q weekend guest
Of friends in Bar Harbor.
Miss Laura Cleaves went to her home in
steuben for the weekend.
Mrs. Eben Holden aud daughter arrived
saturday for visit with Mr.. Holden.
Lieut.. Col. Casper Cole and Mrs. Cole
were guests at E. W. Cleaves' the first OF
the week.
John w. Stinson, IT,, left Wednesday
for Philadelphia, where he is student at
Jefferson medical college.
Mrs. LIZZIE Wilson Dsihgren, who
has been with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Over, during the summer, left Sat
nroay Tor her home in Washburn.
Mrs. Thomas Van Ness has closed her
summer home and left Tuesday to accom-
psny her mother, Mrs. Mary Van Ness,
10 Lancaster, Pa, before returning to her
own home in Boston.
A fire on the point at south end Tues
Gay night caused much excitement. A
camp owned by Alfred Hamilton and &C.
cupied by Mrs. Frank Rice and two chill
dren was burned. Mabel, aged i've, died
later from burns received. The little
Boys eyes were injured by smoke, and the
mother has been Frustrated since the fire
near-by camp caught fire IN several
places.
Inc following verses were written BY
friend Of J. Everett Pike Of Rochester,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-10-02

N. H., on the death OF his son, Lawrenc,
g. Pike, who died on his way to training
camp on Sunday, Aug. %, 1918, at Sails
bury, N. c:
Most gracious God, we come to Thee
With Just an earnest little plea
For him who gave his life, his all
In answer to his country's call.
But never had a soldier chance
To do and dare in distant France.
oh, Lord in Heaven, hear this our prayer
For him who willed to do his share;
But you, whose wisdom. power we know
Had willed that is should not be so,
You called. and like soldier true
He answered and went home to you.
Almighty God, Thy name we praise;
We do not blame, tho strange Thy ways,
so the little Sc rvice star OF blue
We change to one OF golden hue:
For him may it ever brightly CLEAN
Who has made the sacrifice supreme.
Sept. 30 G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-10-02
NORTH HANCOCK.

irving Stewart has gone to Auburn to
work.
Frank era ptree was recent visitor in
Bangor.
Hugh Joy will leave to-day for Wster-
Vile for a visit with friends.
Miss Frances Cleaves returned to Bar
Harbor high school last Monday.
Mrs. Sherman Mayo of Brewer visited
her parents, John Marshall and wife,
Sunday.
Mrs. mclaughlin, Mrs. Lounder and
son Harry were guests Sunday OF Mrs.
J. W. Mckay.
Friends here OF James Dodge, who is
at Camp Devens, were pleased to hear
that he has recovered from the influenza.
Sept. 30. M.
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SEDGWICk.

A "Win the War" rally will be held st
the Baptist church, Oct. 10, al 7.30 p. M.
DIR. George W. Morrow OF Detroit, Mich,
will he the speaker. At the close of his
address he will present beautiful Ameri-
can flag, Axe feet, to the one of the five
Sunday schools OF the Sedgwick church
which brings the largest number OF sd-
uits to the rally. Already each school is
claiming the flag, and young and old alike
are distributing ballots and invitations.
The contest promises to be exciting, as the
scholars feel they must get every last vote
to win. Men and women can vote if pres
ent at the rally.
Sept. 80. sPEc.
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Now
Weigh
135
Pounds

Hias Clara Isohr,
81 N. Gold ST.. Grand hapios'
Mich. xur
tells in convincing words OF xne
benefits she received from re-
Lis.aA Or Tshaet Hsx.
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Tezarkana. Tsxas.

"Ikeep house and l was weak, run
down and nervous, back ached good
deal Of the time, 90 it was hard to
take care Of my chickens and do my
work-Vinol has restoredmy strength,
and my nervousness has gone, -
1 can do my work a. well - ever.
Every rundown woman should take
Vinol. Mrs. Emma Britt.
iitions, weak women, 0vorWorked mons
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Miss Mae Patten is employed at William
Martin, jr's.
Harold Hanna and wife are i'll OF grip
at F. l. Orcutt's.
DR.. Furfey and Miss Griffin have re-
turned to their home in Boston.
Mrs. w. M. Pettee and daughter spent a
few days recently with MIR. Pettee at
Thomaston, where he is employed.
W. ]. Schieffelin and wife have closed
their summer home here and returned to
New York. All regret their departure.
The community was shocked to learn OF
the drowning Of Charles Henry Preble at
Sullivan. He will be missed by his many
friends here. TIE sympathy Of the COM
munity goes out to the relatives.
An interesting Z. e. NEE ting was held
at the chapel Sunday evening with Wilton
Hanna as leader. Solos were sung by Mr..
Hanna, Mrs. Hammond and q duet by
Mrs. Preble and Miss Thelma Martin.
Sept. 30. PHOEBE.
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SEAWALL.

Mrs. Ina Hill has moved to Rockland.
land to work.
Mrs. l.. E. Newman is visiting her
parents in Franklin.
Charles Haynes is home from Northeast
Harbor, where he has been working.
Miss Janet Trip spent the weekend
with her parents at Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Viola Newman is visiting friends
here for q few days. before going to her
home at Pumpkin island for the winter.
Sept. 80. T. E. d.
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SALISBURY COVE.

Miss Alma Emery is employed in Ladd's
shoe store for the winter.
Mrs. Florence Rowe Bowden and
daughter, Miss Mildred Rowe, OF Ellis
worth, who have spent the summer at
their cottage near ''The Ovens" have re-
turned home. Miss Rowe gave delightful
clam bake and corn roast to her friends
the day before their departure.
Sept. rs. K.
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ASHVILLE.
SPEC.

Mr.. Holmes and daughter OF Brewer
opened their summer home on Bridgham
hill for few days last week.
Wilton Hanna and Hugh Pettee, who
have been employed at Bar Harbor, are
nj home.
Carl Ash will move his family from
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Morsncy into the house Of Milton john
son for the winter.
Mrs. Schieffelin, who has taken such an
interest in religious matters in Ashville,
awarded ten bibles to the children and
adults who attended regularly the
Sunday school and learned the twelfth
chapter OF Romans.
Mrs. Schieffelin held services at the
chapel Sept. %. An interesting talk, and
letters from DR.. Henry s. Coffin OF New
York, who has been doing Y. M. &. A..
work in France, were enjoyed by all. The
collection will be sent to the Ellsworth
Methodist church, OF which Rev. K. H..
Moyle is now pastor.
Sept. %. PHOEBE.
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