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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible school at 9:45. A. A. Rob-
erts, Supt.
Communion and preaching service
at II a. IN. Next Sunday, the 18th,
will be Fellowship Day" with us.
The membership and friends are
especially urged to be present at the
morning service, that it may be
made a season of real fellowship.
The minister will speak upon the
topic, 1.-THE Silent Witness"
In the afternoon each home in the
congregation will be visited by two
members of the church, and it is
hoped that they may be received in
the spirit of genuine fellowship in
which they come.
The theme for the evening sermon
will be THE Life Decision of Mar
riage" If you are not married, you
may be some day. If you are mar
ried, there may be ways in which
you could become better husband
or wife, You are kindly invited to
consider these topics with US. Even
ing service at 1880.
j. Burnett Easley, Pastor
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Phi. d., of Memphis. comes to us
Monday and will preach through the
following week. Services 10 a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. Other pastors and
congregations have a most cordial
invitation to unite with us in these
special services for Christians and
the unsaved. DIR. Williamson is a
princely preacher of the "Old Time
Gospel" Not a professional or road
evangelist making specially of the
collections. but a pastor of one Of
the largest and strongest of our
churches in the south. A man deep
ly in sympathy with the church in
its divine mission and responsibility
in an age like ours. Liberal and
broad-minded in his conceptions of
Christianity and it's mission, he
loves the gospel of the Cross that
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comforts christians and converts
sinners. He believes that the first
call of this hour is that every man
and his family be christian and, as
such, in the faithful discharge of all
those duties that honor God and
hasten in a better age. Don't fail
to hear him every morning and night
of next week. Our members and
friends from the country must ar
range to attend every service pos
sible. Certainly the times are busy
and crowded, but let us take time
to be saved and Cody. Give the
meeting a chance with you and your
family. The Old Gospel and the
open church is ever call to the
larger life. Will you heed it or slight
it? The Lord lead and bless us all
in this opportunity We shall be
glad to meet you in all of these
services.
Walter K Johnston. Minister
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METHODIST CHURCH

The pastor will preach at both
hours next Sunday. The text for the
morning will be And We shall be
witnesses unto Me-" and for the
evening "And Jesus entered and
passed through Jericho" Use Mari
anna instead of Jericho and you get
the modern idea.
Last Sunday was an unusually
good day. Two members were re-
ceiyed at the morning hour. DIR.
Stonewall Anderson, Lee county
product, now general secretary of
education for our church with head
quarters at Nashville. Tenn. preach
ed fine sermon on the Growth
OF the Kingdom" His argument
for christian culture in place of ma
terial and humanistic culture, was
convincing.
He contrasted wildly German
Kultur" and Christian Culture and
closed with an appeal for the chris
tian college, urging its support as
a ''war measure
The message was heard by the
largest audience Of the year, and
contributions to Hendrix college en-
dowment are being received this
week in a most gratifying manner.
A cordial invitation is given to
the public to worship with us on
the coming Sabbath.
John A. Womack, Pastor.
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Lame back may come from over

Lame back may come from over
work, cold settled in the muscles of
theback or from disease. In the
two former cases the right remedy is
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT 1t
should be rubbed in thoroughly over
the affected part, the relief will be
soc and 81 per bottle. Sold by Har-
ringt0n Bros. $50
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WARNING ORDER

In the Lee Chancery Court
c. D. Lacey, Plaintiff.
VS.. No. 1880
Willie Lacey, Defendant
The defendant, Willie Lacey, is
warned to appear in this court with
in thirty days and answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff, G. ID. Lacey.
Given under my hand this, the
18th day of March, 1918
r. G. APPLE, Clerk,
(140) BY Ben B. Bonner, d. C..
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for our spring rally on March 81
B. Y. P. U. at six thirty A meet.
ing for all young people.
We wish to call attention % The
meeting at the Presbyterian church
next week, and to urge upon all our
members and friends to attend and
to lend their hearty cooperation in
every way to that special effort
w. C. BOONE, Pastor.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning worship Sunday at IL.
The pastor will preach Subject,
1.-The Divinity of Christ"
Evening worship at seven thirty.
The pastor will preach and the
ordnance of baptism will be OBJ
served at the close of the service.
Sunday school at nine forty-five.
One hundred and fifty wanted In
attendance We are getting ready
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RED CROSS RHEUMATIC REMEDY

It's great advantage over other rheu-
matte medicines lies in the fact that
it does not disturb the stomach. Many
cases have been permanently cured by
this remedy This and more than one
hundred other Red Cross Remedies
sold and guaranteed only by
HARRINGTON BROS.
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CHURCHES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. At
tendance was splendid last Sabbath.
Teachers and students all on time
with a good lesson.
At II a. m the pastor breaches on
Preparation for Revival" Special
music. At 1880 p. m. Rev. ]. N.
EMcFarlane, d. D., of Farrest City,
will preach for us. | want all our
people to hear Dr. McFarlane Sun
day night. Bring others with you.
Attention is again called to our
special revival services beginning
next Sunday. Rev. c. H. Williamson,
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Persons not having convenient
place in which to smoke meat the
old fashioned way will find liquid
meat smoke at w. A. Willis grocery,
successor to the Red Star store. s28
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MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
will make or get for you what thsy
hav en't
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ADVERTISEMENTS
ALL WRONG
The Mistake Is Made by Many
Ellsworth Citizens.

Look for the cause OF backache.
To be cured you must know the cause.
Ifit's weak kidneys you must set the
kidneys working right.
An Ellsworth resident tells you how.
Mrs. Percy Lindsey, II Sterling ST.,
saws; Il suffered from an annoying
kidney weakness for nearly year. l
was up one day and down the next. /
ached all over and often was so dizzy,
Tell over. MY feet and ankles sweiied
so badly / couldn't put on my shoes.
tried different things, but got no relief
until used DOau's Kidney Pills. After
the first box, noticed improvement and
| used about five boxes in all. BY that
time the trouble had entirety disappeared
snd | have felt like a different woman
since. / have gained in weight and feel
stronger in every way"
Price 6oc, at all dealers. Don't simple
ask for kidney remedy Doan's Kid
ney Pills--the same that Mrs, LINDSEY
had. Foster Milburn Co, MigFs., bunsio'
n, Y.
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MARLBORO.
Aug. 3.

Mrs. Adams OF Arson spent few days
last week with her niece, Mrs. Shirley
Hodgkins.
Miss Grace Baxter has had new port
able garage built.
Miss Margaret BslIsntyne of koxbury,
Mass, ana Lakew ood, is the guest OF Miss
Ruth Remick.
Seth Hodgkins was thrown from his
moving machine last Thursday, and
broke his collar bone.
Mrs. Elmer Hodgkins of Boston and
Milton and Mildred Hodgkins OF Bar Har-
Dor are visiting at Daniel McIntyre's.
MIR. Bemis and wife OF Boston are in
A. B. Lorimer cottage for August and
September.
Mrs. Caroline Grover, who has been in
MilInocket since last fall, is with her
neice, N iss Rosa Hodgkins.
aAng. ARE.
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COUNTY NEWS
PENOBSCOT.


Miss Louise Littletield has returned
from a visit in Camden.
Capt. J. B. Sellers and II. E. Perkins
have returned from trip to Eastport.
Miss Irene B. Speth of Roabury, Mass,
is the guest OF DIR. and Mrs. Nj. A. Ward
we'll.
Mrs. Harriet Hill has returned to Bos-
ton, after short stay in town with reia-
tives.
Miss Pauline Guth OF Bangor is spend.
ing the week here with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Z. Pike of WATERFOWL,
Mass, are guests OF MIR. and Mr.. Archer
Bridges.
Mrs. Marion Smith and son Sheldon OF
Bangor are spending the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h. F. Leach.
Aug 5. WooDLoCKE.
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NORTH cAsTINE.

Mrs. Bernice. Wallace, with two chill
dren, is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. w.
Rice. Mrs. Wallace will soon take up her
cottages at Hinckley.
Capt. }. E. Blodgett and wife, Mrs. Will
lard, Miss Mary Willard and Edward Will
lard spent Wednesday in Ellsworth.
Elias Perkins of Boston is spending his
vacation with his mother, Mrs G. K.
Perkins. He was accompanied by his
nephew, EDWARD Perkins, who will spend
few weeks with his grandparents, F. E.
Hutchins and wife.
Mrs. Fannie Farnbam and Miss Doris
Farnham have returned from q VISIT in
Bangor.
Mrs. Lucy Richardson OF Brewer is Wis
iting her brother, Bradley Morgrsge.
J. W. Hutchins has returned to Bre yer,
after a visit with Charles Wilson and wife.
Mrs. Jennie Dunbar and Mrs. Henry
Devereux have returned from Stockton,
where they visited their sister, Mrs. Jessie
Cunningham.
Mrs. Sarah Webster is in Stockton,
called there by the illness OF her mother,
Mrs. Andrews.
Harvey Webster has gone to Sherman,
where he has employment.
Mrs. Charles Devereux and son Rich
ard are visiting her father, Capt. Ben
nett Dunbar.
Prof. Archie Grover and family have re-
turned to Orono, after two weeks at the
Willard cottage.
AuR & G
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OBJ HANCOCK
To the Honorable Justice of the Supreme
Judicial Court, next TO be holden at Ellis
worth, within and for said county Of Hancoe X
90 tLe srCV-.d lassLay OF OstI b. r. n. d. isls.
4, 81 sCffuLLY r,presents George 6.
Ia NuEr- - bucAspcFt, Hancock county.
Name. tHai he WAS married to his wife, Win
~ -. Shr>, ssNoSe maiden name Was Winnie
Asv naag az Gloucester. Essex county,
tpnn 'uT slth Oi Massachusetts,. on Mover M
os lie. lsSr, oy Mnnfoe Stevens, q justice
o. T." p'aer. duty authorized to solemnixe
haF-i Er>: th@t your iibeilant has always
S''s'iurt hiniself 1. wards his g. Id wife as a
IA DC. tlona and faithful hasbA aud but
'e-' va Se.lee wholly unmindiul of her
ma'r A. yo~f eftsfiy deserted youI libellAnt,
49, out esG e; hat tRtd utter desc rtion has
eoh' nbrd or more than three consecutive
"a = "exs prior to the fling of this libel
nat ta' &c Is no COLLISION between your libel.
.Aht Huu sad tuslls e 10 obtain n divorce and
nat "a" rhiidrsn have been born of said mar
nae bal your libeliant has resided in the
sue OF ii .las. 10 good faith. for more than
we year . ior to The CONNIE nee ent OF these
pro- taIpg@. that the residence of said
;1os lev "ianir l.. Anses. Is not known to your
Aot ~ snd cannot De Ascrrtained by reason
ALis diligence.
Hher tore your Hbeliant prays that this
vile
GKoRoR E. Aags.
auhseri bed and sworn to before me this 27th
"a! OF July, a q. 1915.
WILEY C. cosARY,
H. ; Notary Public.
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COUNTY, NEWS
FRANkLIN.

fhANkLlN.
Miss Lula Lord OF Machias was a SIM.
dsy guest of Miss Lola Dyer.
Thomas II. Macomber was in Boston and
vicinity on business last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Percy Hsnscom OF Pitts
field were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Preston of Marion vas the
weekend guest of Mrs. Clifton Reynolds
Mrs. l.. w. Blsisdell was a weekend
guest of A. P. Havey ard wife, West sulli.
van.
Miss Beatrice Applin OF Bangor was
the guest of Miss Gertrude. Brsgd don last
week.
ID. l.. Tracey Was among the delegation
from here TO Islesboro Sunday to hear
Roosevelt.
Mrs. Ellsworth Long and little dsugh-
ter OF Portsmouth, N. H., are with her
mother, Mrs. Flora Perkins, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Harry Wentworth and children
left Saturday for their home in Hsmpden,
after weeks visit with her parents, J. c.
Springer and wife
Mrs. Robert Phillips and daughter
Helene went to Hsterville Monday TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. Charles Williams.
Mira. Phillips returned Friday. Miss
Helene has employment there.
Mrs, Guy Miller and two children Of
Dorchester, Mass, and Miss Marcia Cor
don, trained nurse for children, are
spending their vacation with their par
ents, Fred Gordon and wife.
The concert Friday evening by the Del
phian male quartet of Bangor, assisted by
Mrs. Percy Homer, local vocalist, vas In
high favor and drew a large audience.
Miss Koch was also pleasing in her read
ings.
Capt. F. p. Gott and Alfred Hanson
went to Bangor Sunday to accompany
home Ralph Gott, who has been i'll and
in he hospital. He has been absent for
nearly ten years, and old friends are glad
to greet him.
-Four stars have recently been added to
the Community service flag, for Harold
Wooster, DR.. Raymond Clarke, Preston
Williams and Maurice era btree. By some
Misunderstanding a star was placed for
Leo Bunker. II has been removed, as he
is not in the service.
Aug. 5. B.
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assaI Nntifss.
pRoBArE NOTICES.

vor,rS, Ia hereby given that the following
appointments have been made by the
Probate Court WITHIN sno TOT tue county OF
Hancock, State OF Maine;
rr.nk w, Hutchins, late OF Penobscot. In
"a county, dec, ased. Albert p, Leach of
Al Peno6scos. appointed executor OF the
last will and testament OF saia deceased, GATE
q qualification July a. a. q. isls,
Marxsret W. Judkins, late OF Deer Isle, in
aid county, deceased Lewis Judktns OF
"a Deer Isie. appointed executor OF the
last viii and Testament OF saIa deceased; GATE
Of qusliecstion July = = 2. Dis.
,aid county, deceased. Patrick y. Dunn of
prewer, Penobsoot county, state OF Maine,
appointed executor OF the last will and tesla
sent Of SAID ,o oeeeAseo' gate o. quaiinea'ion
yoyise ]. Baokus, late OF Ellsworth, in said
.nsnty. deceased. Mary A. CLARK Of said Els
s~"yth appointed executrix OF the last will
snd testament OF ssid deceased date Of quail
scation July 2, a. a. isis-
tohn n. Tracy late OF Gouldsboro. in said
,cnntv. deceased. John II. Tracy and, OF said
Gnnldsboro, appointed executor OF the last
vi and testament, OF said deceased; date OF
Qualification July Y. r. a. iSis
William u, V. Robertson, late of Bar Har.
a., in safd county, deceased CharleS L
Mn'ang OF Ellsworth. in said county, an.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF said de-
ceased; date Of quaiinca,ion June II, a d. 1918,
sarah NJ. Brewster. late OF Orland, in said
,o1nty deceased Walter L. Brewster OF said
o,lspd appointed admi nistrator of the e.tafe
Q, said decessedi date OF qualification July q.
g. d. i9is
Michael J. LAtferty, late OF Aurora, i'm said
sonnty deceased. Maud z, Rowe of said
Iurors appointed administrative OF the es-
tate OF said deceased date OF qualification
July 2, a. d. lsis
Mary e. Parker. late OF Buokspor in said
county, deceased. Algah A. Parker OF said
speksport, appointed administrator OF the
estate OF sAia aceeasea' GATE OF qualification
JalY 2, a. d. isls'
Matte e. Grindle, late Of Castiue, in said
county. deceased. Matte W. Saunders OF New
YORK City, state OF New York, appointed al :
ninistratrin OF the estate OF said deceased
date OF qaahneatiou July ., n d. 1918. Not
being resident OF the state OF Maine. she
hss appolnteu Arthur W. Patterson Of
Cas,tne, IN the county OF Hancock. State Of
AAi in, Al =, ~. :" saa 9's'e OF MAINE as
Nt
IorueiA Gregg. tate OF Amherst, in said
copniy, deceased. FORREST .. Siisby OF said
Amherst, sppoInteo sumtnfstFsior OF the es-
~ tass 1~s' W ahs''ness'oh
"@' -
Cathefihe efindei,, late OF Ellsworth, In
said coun y deceased, Mary A. Cushman Of
ssid ELLSWORTH, appointed Administrative Of
.a,,en fsiy a ta,s "A's VI sna'iu'
Augustine q. Parker, late o. Brooklin, in
ssia county, asesAaeu; hsfoid D. Powers, OF
said hrookiin. appointed sdmtnistra' or of
the estate Of said deceased; date OF qualih-
Gallon July y, a. q. 1918
L,ewellyn q; aooerts, late Of BrcokssiIie- in
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GREAT POND.

Ransom Williams was not accepted for
the army, on account OF his eyes. Harry
Williams was accepted.
All are glad to see T. N. McIninch and
his family home aga in.
A party from Philad elphis is at Guy
Pattereon's camp, end there had been two
at Harry whali's summer home. James
Colburn is guide for them.
Miss Garland is Wis iting her brother and
his wife at Center Conway, N. H.
Mrs. H. A. Emery has given deed of
the honest cad TO her adopted son, Charles
Wilbur Emery.
Aug. g. e.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Lawrence G. Pike has been home to see
his mother, Mrs. M. w. Pike, before going
to Fort Slocum, ny
Miss Annie MacLainl OF Boston arrived
Saturday to spend her vacation with Mrs.
W. F. Bruce.
Miss Helen Storr OF Jamaica Plain,
Mass, is spending few weeks sat the
home Of her grandfather, E. w. Cleaves.
L. B. Hutchings OF Boston has arrived
for his annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Coombs of Bar
Harbor were weekend guests of their
parents, A. II. Wasgatt ana wife.
NJ. d. Young has moved his household
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Eraal Nctitfs.
NOTICE or rosEoLosU re.

WHEREAS Oliver W. Bragdop OF Fran &
w lin, county OF Hancock, state OF aalhs,
by his mortgage deed dated the 18th day OF
Septe mber, a. d. 1915. ane recorded IN the
Hancock county, Maine, registry OF DEEDS
book 5is.. page s6 conveyed TO me, the under
signed, one half part in common ana un.
DIVIDED OF the following lots or tracts o. iano
together with the buildings thereon situated
in Franklin, county OF Hancock, state o.
Maine, viz; A certain lot or parcel OF Iano
as conveyed to Eliza Wentworth by 1ohn
West by d. ed dated July rs, 1855. ard recorded
in he registry OF deeds for said Hancock
county in book 1872, page IL. Also iot coo.
viewed 10 Ephraim Wentworth by frspcls
Taft by deed dated August 20, issS' and re-
corded In said registry OF deeds in book lss,
page ISL. Excepting and resersing theretfom
tbree and one half (sla) acres conveyed 10 tns
Merrick Thread Company aud othersi ana
WHEREAS the condition OF said mortgage hss
been broken and SKILL remains broken, now,
therefore, by reason OF the breach OF the con.
diIIon thereof, claim n foreclosure OF said
MINNIE J. MuLLAN.
BY Edmond j, Walsh, her attorney.
Dated July ~. g. d. isis.
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TWO weeks furlough. He reported for
duty Monday. He took his son Shirley
with himlto the Bar Harbor hospital for
treatment.
Nathan $. Stanley, who has beenspper-
ated upon for hernia in the Springfield,
Mass, hospital, is getting along nicely,
according to the last report. Mr.. Stanley
accompanied DIR. F. W. Sweet when he
and his family returned to their home.
aug, g. $.
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WEST BROOkLIN.
Aug5

Yetts Cain of Burnt island is spending
few days in town.
Aboie Joyce of Atlantic, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Isaac Bridges.
Elmer Bridges and family OF Opeeche
are spending few days at home.
Ahira Bridges and wife OF Rockiand,
spent the eek-end with Lutte Bridges.
Benjamin Spear and wife OF North
Brookiin, visited their son Frank last
week.
Curtis Carter, who has been spending
few days with relatives here, retur ned
Monday TO his home at Fall River, Mass.
Aug 5. B.
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COUNTY NEWS
LAMofNE.

Miss Grace Reynolds is expected to-day
to spend her vacation with her mother,
Mrs. A6die Reynolds.
Mrs. Sumner Rose and little daughter
Evelyn are visiting her parents, &.
A. Reynolds and wife. Miss Helen Foster
of Caribou came with them.
Miss Harriet Eaton came Saturday to
spend August with Mrs. Shirley Holt.
DIR. Il. g. Hodgkins and son Francis
have returned to their home in Water
vile.
Mrs. Florence s an1ey OF Islesford
joined Der sister here on Sunday. Mrs.
L.. r. Hodgkins returned with her on
Sunday.
Aug 8. X.
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ISLESFORD.

Mrs. l.. K. Hodgkins OF Wsltham, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter F. Stan
ley.
The sescoast missionary, Mr.. MacDon-
aid, gave an interesting sermon at the
church Sunday morning.
Marvin Bryant and Leslie Phippen are
at home for a two weeks Through; also
Capt. g. X. Hadlock OF the coast patrol.
A. J. Bryant, who is enginef on one OF
the "~~e. ',~'-oi N"ats. has heeh home for a
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NOTICE.


EsrAre or CLARA L. II. THOMAS.
'ubLlC notice is hereby ven that GlaT-
=. encs Proctor Thomas and Winthr p
VtV9 feonas, DO OF Inc city OF New
slA' 70 the state of New YORK, were on the
so'.a gay OF July a. d. 1915 ~ the probate
ST. H'th.I and for the county OF Hancock,
A. ~'e o. Maine. duly appointed and qualified
~ Executors OF the vi of clara L. H.
si -Vuas' late of Biuebili. county OF Hancock,
n s % Maine, deceased, out without bonds,
~ esofdanee with The provisions OF said
., * snat said executor, being residenl out
ne ~ state OF .ine duly appointed in writ
rs nanhiDal T. Haniiin OF Ellsworth. Maine.
sa sn ssent In the State u Maine for all pur.
SsSn required BY the laws OF the State OF
80 I, such appointment (duiy accepted oy
s s,ia Hannibal 4. Hamiin Ia writing being
ssts a,sa ano recorded in the registry OF pro,
So tot satu county OF HANCOCK, on said
sseopd day OF july, a. d. las, aud especially
eSsstsinins ali the requirements provided by
ssaf a. d. 1917.
duly 81, a. d. 1918.
=, CLAhA Is. MU.LAs. Acting Register
rfooatefor saia county o. Hancock.
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goods to Gouldsboro, and the village is
without hotel once more.
j. Gillanders, L. s. Ray and B. M. Moore,
with parties motored to BrooksviiIe on
Sunday, thence by boat to DARK Hsrbor to
hear Col. Roosevelt speak.
Rev. Thomas Van Ness preached in the
Church Of Cur Father, Sullivan, Sunday
evening.
Aug s. O.
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NORTH LAAOISE.

(. F. Gilustrick OF New Haven is home
for . month.
Mrs. Aobie Austin is at home from
South Lawrence, Mass. for the remainder
OF the summer.
Mrs. Daniel Champion and family, Of
Lawrence, Mass, are here for their usual
summer vacation.
James Tweedie and wife and their
guests, Georg. Harris and wife, visited in
Southwest Hsrbor Saturday. MIR. Tweedie
and Mr.. Harris and wife returned TO Cam
bridge. Mass, last night.
Aug. 5. y.
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PAUpER NOTICE.

AvlNG contracted with the City OF Ells-
~ worth 70 support and care for those who
ssAn: !, 1915, and are legal residents OF
o. worth. forbid all persons trusting them
seca,s eceoant, as there 10 plenty OF room and
go linoaAtions to care for them at the City
mouse AkrHuR b. MITcHkLL.
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BIUEHILL.

The engagement has just been an
nounced OF Miss Msrcella l. Lamb OF
Chicago, to Winfred NJ Brooks, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Brooks Of East
Orange, N. J.
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hAScock -. SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr.
In Vacation.
Ensao rth, July %, a. d. 1918.
OPon the foregoing libel. ordered: TuAt
tAt 'ioeliaut give notice 10 the said nbellee to
spear BEFORE the justice OF oar supreme
llaielal court, to ot holden at Ellsworth.
NIeln aud tor the county of Hancock, on the
Ashihg an atlested copy OF said libel and this
S g3tf thereon, three weeks successfully in the
TgnnsSorth American, = newspaper printed in
n.ias~orth, in ur connty of Hancock, the last
panleAiion To be thirty days at least prior
~ me second Tuesday of October next. that
sne nay there and then in our said court APP
'e~f and answer 70 said libel.
GEo. NJ. HANSON,
Justice of the Sup. Jud. Court.
true copy of the libel and order OF court
At,est:-T. y. MAHosRY, CLERK.