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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
Oklahoma
Observings


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.nc .In hear ,1,,. ~ Mi he ,moo,,,hlr
f.r ,,rmr,, =, MAX, GOOD Cr,o, hcrr
,r.. summer u. ,nr ,I,rrd =. ,,rrrh
H., dv =, ,r,r The ,r,urd j., dry
mon, nr IL +. ,I., ,,re ,b., L,n,ccn
,h,s and I,Ir,,. 15 ,brre j.. nI,rr,
,l unr for soaking RAIN. f., come and
Irrn.h Inr pr,rrd d.,ru ,.,t dr,n
Nror1mcn are .rl,rrpg NOW Cor hrl
or water Bu, fine rain ha, already
started and ,,r home viii keen nm until
,Nr .n,.,.,l 4. ,rrn,ng vI,b mn,,,urc
Au,nl, fer, rn, ,,[r,,a c,l,mr,c,
Eyc-,.n, lr.,,, ,lr var ,s mad crou,b
hy r.ru .,rhnui the pr,ohcs,r, mat
vc ,,uuo, make rroo nj rorn and
cotton and pe7nu,, and ro,at,c, and
hr.r. and nn,on, and nkr, and hla,k
eyed pca, anf.l,.r and ,ll ,hc cron,
,n,ypr.4 m the rrI,rd State,
A NI5ugum man who GcpventN
boosted rhl, he could run M, buyne,,
WIrour aI.rrr,ng has la,cN made
am assignment for the benefit of his
creditor, In,, ,urpor,, the general
u,c tina, the bu,nr,, which run
without al.rr,i.rng is going 10 be- run
into 'nc ground sooner ur later. usually
The Souihwcs, Eagle. published at
Granite announces that IT i, now
consolidation of tnrcc papers, IN, Man
lum Mirror. the Brinhman Courier and
'hc Eagle and will attempt 10 serve
those rhrcc town, Ii i, taking in
good deal ol territory. as the barroom
brdwlcr said when he offered to whip
make good
As a sequel TO the Saytc, poStmaS-
ter's beer kcg ballad. lately reproduced
IN TIN, column another Sayre citizen /
has Ncr,li,cd OH the same subject less
ably than the postal poet Perhaps this
later effort belongs To the list OF thing,
So bad they are good At any rate T.
here It IS:
T.. r...,.,.. ,,, ..y,n
For mrany yrnrf was Was kIng:
\ goll-hound kcg wos Kaiser BINS,
Set with diamonds pearls ana N'ns'
He Soaked" It Just tho other day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21

Ae presumably should hr known
d, tine Arhrn, OF Oklahoma. # il isn't
Some such claim 10 culture is made hy
the Aha Pioneer. which sa1s Some
cities are known As railroad ccn'er''
some manufacturing Cculcrs, others oil
rcn'cr, etc There is mo- doubt how.
ever a, 90 Ava's stock in trade She Is
a0 educational center first last and ali
the time Education has gained such
a lead in cur city that even when our
probable oil gushcr pu,Nc, forth il will
not eclipse the GLORY OF this ,hc great
c,D educational center I'M the western
half of Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21

Signed J. W BRIGGlr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24

said, were certain to confront the nation
with the dawn OF peace.
At no time did the Colonel in his speech
refer to his bereavement, the loss in air
fighting in France OF bis son Quentin, bot
the crowd in the hail felt that Re bad this
keenly in mind when be departed from
his prepared speech to appeal to bis audi
ence to perfect their ideals of citizenship.
"Msny young men," he said, shave
gone TO the other side-very many of
them to give up in their joyous prime
all the glory ana all the beauty OF life
for the prize OF death in battle for a lofty
ideal. Now while they are defending you,
can we men and women at home make up
our minds tc try to insist in public and
private on a loftier idealism here at home?
l am asking for an idealism which shall
find expression beside the hesrthstone and
the family.
sAud ask you to see that when those
who have gone abroad TO endure every
species OF hardship, to risk their lives, to
give their lives-when those OF them wno
live to come home, that they shall come
home to a nation which we by our actions
have made q nation they can be proud to
have fought for and TO have died for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
BROOKsVILLE.

July %.

Miss Lila Perkins is visiting her sister,
Mrs. May Roberts.
Fred circuit has gone TO Bath, where
he has employment.
Miss Mabel Slower of Bucssport is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Roberts.
Charles Young has gone to Long Island,
where ne has employment with G. NJ.
Allen & Sons.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Pierce of Sedg-
wick we're guests of Robert Gray and
mother Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Condor and baby are
living with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Edgar Roberts, while Mr.. Condor Is
employed in Bath.
George Robertson OF Bluehili. who
recently married Miss Martha Carter
formerly of this place, visited his fathel
one day last week, returning the sam:
day, taking with them his two daughters
Ethel and Louise, who have been living
with their grandfather.
July q. !. N. 0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
Automobile Road Book

Tue Maine Automobile Road Book for
1915 has been issued by the touring bureau
of the Maine Automobile association,
Portland, and ranks with the best publ
cations its kind in the country.
This years issue contains 5l2 pages,
making it much larger than any previous
volume. The big feature OF this years
book is the map section, containing
thirtytwo pages of the finest detail maps
of Maine and the White Mountains that
have been issued. These maps are on
large scale, and are printed in colors, and
contain not only the trunk lines and
through routes of travel for all OF the
small roads, but ali of the geographical
features of the territory covered. All of
the cities, towns and villages are marked
so that at g glance it may be told whether
they have postoffices, telegraph or ex-
press offices, railroad stations and all
other facts OF interest. The maps were
drawn this year, and are up-to-date in
every particular.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
NORTH CAsTINE.
July -

Mrs. Amanda Webster OF Bangor is
visiting here.
Miss Mildred wsrdwell is home from
Castine, Ill Of measles.
Miss Adele wescott aud Miss Clara
West spent Friday in Bangor.
Mrs. Mary Willard fractured one.oi the
bones in her wrist Wednesday.
Prof. Archie Grover and family OF orono
are spending two weeks at the Willard
cottage.
Miss Mary Willard is acting as post
master until one is appointed, w. Z. Ord
way having resigned.
Wallace Conner has gone 10 Boston TO
join Capt. Howard Heath, who Is in com
mand OF q coal steamer.
Mrs. Bert Bowden, with daughter
Marian, of Stockton, 10 visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fred wardweil.
Mrs. William Bridges has returned to
her home in Pcnohscot after q visit with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Edwin Ord
way.
July %. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
sURRY.

Charles ossOod spent the week -sad
at home.
Mr.. and Ms. Fred Foss are in to@n for
NV days
Miss Lillian Dority OF Bangor IS the
gAsst OF Mise Fannie Alleai
Mr.. Cobb and family of Bangor are
spending q vassk with Charles Eidrsdge.
Mrs. Angola and Eleanor Harvey OF
kLnduskeag are visiting Mrs. Mary
Gray.
Ernest 4. tsAspar OF SoTnervills arrived
Sunday to visit bis mother, Mira. c. P.
Gaspar.
David KeTes, who enlisted in the
merchant marine, is house on two weeks
tarlongh.
c. w. staten and family of New York
nave openeA their costags at MoExan's Bay
hor the season.
Warren Stilphen a Bath and Mrs.
Higgins "a orland ware guests OF +. ID.
Smith Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. TURNER, Miss Elsie Sperry
and MIR. glmbalI of Augusta are spending
their vacations with Miss Lena 5perry.
July n l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24

HAsxooex So. At q proa2te coHrt he'd At
Ellsworth in arifor said cosHty Of Hanecak,
on the sseond Gay OF Inly, In the year Of
our Lord one ssousand nin~ hundred and
eigh&ssn.
A CERTAIN Instrument pRrpoFitaEt 10 ts
"a copy OF the last VIII aud testAtarn' q
LEWIS a. ROBERTS. late o; BOSTON, Ia
the county % SUFFOLK. and common.
wealth 81 MAssACH usETrs.
deceased. and 81 th< probate thereof In sid
commonwealth Of Masaachesrtts, duly a.
thsntfsatsd. barring beea prsseHtsd 20 The
iadgao probate for our said uoBnts " hAE.
eoeEfor abe psEyssAs OF being Aiio-ed, alet
aud recorded in abe probate eo1rt Of out sad
county OF Hancock, and thai letters % sd
minlstratlon with the vii annexed .taae 70
William y. E@erts. the executor named u
said will bartn deceased
Ordered, thas notice thereof be g.sen to 81
parsons interested Their an by publishing
copy OF this order threa seeks excessively
In the Ellsworth AmszicAn, HewsgAPsi
printed AZ Ellsworth, in said county o Has
coeh, prior 10 the strtb day Of Aagust a. o.
1878. thai they zaAy appear a. = probate eoaTs
then TO be bella at Ellsworth, In nHd for aAia
county OF Hancock. st tan O'Clock 10 The fore
noon, and shes cause. II any they hAsf'
against the s14nae.
BERTRAND Il. CLARK. Indgs of Probate
AtIue copy
A,Asasi --cLaa. E. agsl-As, Acans Res's'e''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
SULLIVAN HkRBOR.

Paul Simpson was home over Sunday.
DR.. Fred Brigham has returned to
Houlton.
Allen W. Joy is home on q fifteen days
furlough.
Wesley K. Brinton is at home from Hart
ford, Conn.
William Newsome OF Boston was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Allen visited in Bangor q
few days last week.
Marion Goodsle is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Virgil Blsisdell, q, Otter Creek.
Jeanette Clark and Elise Gordon have
employment at the Iduna hotel, York
Beach.
Earl Loveioy and wife have been visit
ing Mr.. Loyeioy's mother, at Capt }. W.
Urann's.
Mrs. George Walker of Brooklyn, n. ",
is in town for the summer, at Abendruh.
H. stanwood Boynton was home on
short furlough recently.
Miss Helen Smith has resumed the
publication of Bar Harbor Life for tbs
season.
Mrs. Morton Torrey and child, of Win
ter Harbor, are visiting Ars. Torrey's pa
rents, Watson Joy and wife.
Omar Goodrich OF Minneapolis, Mimi,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith and son
Wilson of Salisbury Cove called on Mrs
A. $. Cummings one day last week.
Rev. II. H. Saunderson OF Boston
preached a very interesting patriotic ser
mon Sunday evening at the church. Next
Sunday evening Rev. J. W. Tickle OF Ellis
worth will preach at $50 o'clock
Miss Clara B. Preble, daughter Of the
late Handy and Mahala Preble, died Wed
nesday, July II, at the age of seventy six
years. Miss Preble had, with the excep-
ton of a few years in Lynn, Mass, spent
her life in this town. She was highly re-
spected by all who knew her, for her ster-
ling qualities, intelligence, uprightness,
integrity and truth. The last few years OF
her life she had been an invalid from
paralysis, and was devotedly cared for by
Mrs. Margaret Fox, who has never wear
led Of her ministration for her comfort.
Miss Preble WAS the last of her family.
Services were held at her late home Friday
afternoon, Rev. h. II. Ssunderson OF Bos-
ton officiating. Interment WIS in York
Hill cemetery.
IuIv 10 ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
STATE OF MAINE.

HARcocE sat q probate sOurt nald 81
Ellsworth, IN and for said eouaGy OF Il Ancotk:
on the ninth cay Of July, In the year o.
mr. Lord one thousand nina hundred AAa
eighteen, scing an EdIo1Enscn session Of lbs
Jnly .. d. i9is term ct said eoaIL
A CERTAIN instrument paTporlInE 70 ..
IA copy Of the last will and Testament %
FRANCES h. MusGRAvE, iAis Of DoYLEs-
TOWN. In the county 81 BUCss' ana
commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA.
deceased. and OF the probate thereof in saS
commonwealth OF Pennsy lyAniA, duly -,
thenticAted. having been pfesentsd 'S sas
Judge q probate for our said eouAty o. ~,
cock for the purpose OF being alio~eo- -
and recorded In the probate court Of oai - -
county of Hancock. and that letters sss-s,
msntary iasae to the Backs County tIHs'
company.
Ordered. Thai notice thereof be given 20 ~.
persons Interested therein, BY pnb!shlhs
copy OF this ordsr thrse waek ks saccessAft.y "a "a
the Ellsworth American ns1spApsf p'lhsSs.
at Ellsworth, in said county 81 Hancock Ply.
20 tAe sixth day of August. a. d. isA 20 -
they may appear a. q probate eoart theh ~ - =,
he'd ut Ellsworth. in and for said eoahH
Hancock, at ten o'caosk in the forenoon, 80
She1 cause. Any they have, asAihs' 'A'
same.
BERTRAND Il, CLARK. Judge OF Probate
true copy. ,-..,
Attest:-CiARA n. auLLAs, Acting Register,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24

wife, Miss Louise Dessy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman, Prescott Cleaves and wife, Guy
Torrey and wife. V, @. wasgstt and wife,
Harry Lyman, Rev. Mr. Jones, Miss Helen
Wiley, Miss Louise Leland, Miss Dora
Brewer, Of Bar Harbor; Mr.. Mouldtng of
swans island, E q. Stanley aud wife,
Isaac Stanley and wife, J, L. Stanley and
wife, Mrs. Chester Rich, Maurice Rich,
Mrs. carrie Bennett. Frank Lunt and wife,
o. W. Toimsn ana wife, Edwin Lopaus
and wife, Lsta Lopaus, Mark Tate, wife
and daughter Erms, Mr. and Mrs. Tapiey,
WATSON Tapley, Miss Gladys Whitmore,
Miss Mary whiimoro, Miss Bessie Noyes,
John Lee, George Wtdtmore, George
Noyes, Mrs. Miller, Arthur Freeman and
wife, Fred Noyes and wife, Gene Thurston
and wife, Alton Pomroy.
July z. LILAC,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
NURSE RESERVE.
Government Calls for Twenty five
Thouaand Women.

The government is calling for $500
young women to Join the United States
Student Nurse Reserve and hold them
selves in resdi ness to train for service
as nurses.
The war Is creating an unprecedented
demand for trained nurses. Only those
who have taken the full training course
are eligible Tor service with our forces
overseas. These nurses are being drawn
largely from our hospitals at home; their
places must he Allied by student nurses
enrolled for the full training course OF
from two to three years.
Every young woman who enrolis IN
the United Statse Student Nurse Reserve
Is releasing a nurse for service at thu
iren, and swelling the home army which
~e must rely on 10 act as our second line
OF hospital defense. Upon the health
Of tne American people will depend the
spirit of their fightisx forces>
The call Is for wonss between the ages
OF nineteen and thirsy-nve. Inteliigc Mt,
sound health are wantsd-tse pick OF The
coensry. A college edurasbon !. a valnahie
sssstv and many hospitals viii give credit
for is- Credit will e4-o be gwen for o
special scientific equipment ov for preliua-
mary training in nursing, soah as that
given 10 special courses now being con-
Quoted by various eolieaes aaa schools.
Some schools, on The other hapd, do not
even rssnsrv full high-soheoi ssucaiion.
Women will be given an opportunity to
enroll In The United States. Student Nurse
Reserve tn any one OF three ways
a. AscswHRing to hold themselves in
readiness aatil April /, 1914 to sceept as
signments to nurses trsining schools.
These women will be sent 20 the schools
a. fast as vacancies occur Those OF sa-
parior qualifications will DO given prefer
snce, and IL is, OF course, possible that not
everyone hs cnrolis viii DO accepted.
t2) As desiring 10 become candidates
tor the army nursing school recently ss-
tAblished by authority OF ths war DEPART
usent, with, branch schools in selected
military hospitals.
(3l, AZ en9aging TO hold themselves in
readiness untA April /, 1879. to aocsps as
signments tn either a civilian training
sshool or the army nursing school. Those
who 30 enroll will be called whose the
fi-vt need aris<s. The goysrnment hopes
tbok put dowa their names for both.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
RfpaI Notifies.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL Fsr.rv
ESTATE OF GEORGE p. Haskell
t.as ~ tstt. ,..x.h -.

DuRsusNT to license Isssss t,s,,,A
i probate court Of Hsuooek COUNTY wstaas
July o. 1873. 10 Edmond j. Walsh sd,,i.I's'
traitor o. said estate, 70 sell AT public sale es,.
tain real estate described therein, the for,n1,
ina real estate situated In said Ftlxro~,s
aforesaid will be offered at pnblie aaie : n ~
ASIA day Of Jolly, q. d 1918, ut O'Clock D !,
a. the oriee Of said Edmond j. wsish, 10 AID
Ellsworth. wiz '~'H
First lot; situs;ed In Ellsworth. in ..sa
county Of Hancock. 10 witt s4vsluptng p.- ~
east side OF Water street, at an iron bolt, IL
northwest corner ~ John Rankss's lot thssrs
runntsx nnrthsrly on the line ~ said s;rsv.
two rods to aa iron bolt; theacs sastr III 80
rArslisa TO said Bankers nortA An. sp~ss
rods amt nine links 10 an iron kols hsfvg ,hs
west line OF HAIRY G. tordan's Homestead ISt.
thence south eighteen and ons-aaArtsr 49,
grees sn@t ON said SordRns line swo feas 4.
an Iron BOLT, being said Josdznr soutaw,st
corner, ssd the north line OF jobs BUNKER,
lot; thence westerly sn the said lsne Of Ioen
Bakers lot, seven rods and nina Hnss IA
the place OF beginning containing fosftss.
and eighties twenty. afsh sansrr fodN
second bot: situated ia sata Fiiswa.,.
Aforesaid. 20 Wit Bogaded on the west hv
lot of land nov owned ~ the said GeorEs 3
Haskell, dcreassSi bcasdra ON thu north 5y
laid OF Hosea bamor; bounded on the east b.
Hancock street and bopaded on The soath 81
Cross street Being sanze described ia deed
from Hollis \ Higgins To George r. Haskell,
s~ceassd. dated August 10, q. d. iseS. aud re-
corded In Hancock eaantr, Maize, ar o.
&s eds. in boob as. page XIV.
Third lott situated in said gllssor,h
aforesaid. 20 ~tt; iot Which stephen TORY
raorsgsxed TO Hsnry T. James BY deed dated
May n, 1887; Md mortgage was assigned 10
Moses Hale by George Psrches. Standardization
% Henry e. yen~s, June !, isss, and on tie
tasrd day Of November u~E. Moses Hale as
signed the same TO LaeinaA !. Griudie Aaa
recorded In the Hancoch registry Of deedG
vol. ia. page 2sss Also lot OF land adjoining
thsabove which sannrr Faeld deeda1 70
Lac5uds J. 9rindies By deed dated April q,
issT.. and recorded in saise registry Of titeds,
vol. is. page 2Ss. Also . lot aa Joining which
sidney Ftneid decided TO LaoindA ]. Grindle
By ared dated lspaAry .. 1855 and recorded
In Hancock registry OF lseds. vol ~. page
al. The said three lots, In this third lot ipin
ans. make one Toe, and bounded seven ard
one halt rods 90 Cross street sud tour rods
on krMnkitu street BHingth same described
IN dsc<a from Lacinda ], Drtndiie 70 O eoTge
Hsskeil. deceased, dated May -, a. 1878. and
recorded In said registry OF deeds 10 vol, lsl,
pAgsaei.
EsrATw 90 soRsa p HAsSntL
BY Edmond J. WALSH, AZ ministrAtor.
Dated at Ellsworth. Me. Iniy 10, a, d, Iais,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK SAT- q probate court neIa =
Ellsworth, in and for said county OF hAheoN -
on the second day OF July, In the year
our Lord one thousand nine hundred SA~
eighteen.
A CERTAIN instrument purportlns y, ~
IA q copy OF the last will and testament y
DoRoTHEA @. NORRIS, late of NEW foAA'
in the coanty OF NEW YORK. ana s'A'e
OF NEW YORK,
deceased, and Of the probate thereof 70 49,
state OF New York, duly suthenitcAteat 81,
ing been presented to the Judge OF probAN. a.
our said county OF Hancock for the psIP,hs
OF being allowed hled and recorded ~ h ~
PROBATE court Of our said county OF Hsnse.,Iss
and that letters testams ntary issue 70 ~ y. Wv
Norris and Fanny Norris both OF saio s,nT
York City, without giving bonds, they OsAS
the executors named In said viii.
Ordered, That notice thereof be gixsshisS
all persons interested therein, by pnoni.ssis
Q copy Of this order three weeks suceess 10y
in the Ellsworth American. o nexsR1ssfn.
printed a. Ellsworth. in said county OF cas-,
cock, prior 70 the sixth day OF AsaShste
o. d. 1918. that they may appear - = ia FOR
court then 10 be herd 81 Ellsworth, ~ ~ ths
said county OF Hancock. 1T ten ocioca bsye,
forenoon, and show cause, II any Inry
against the same.
BERTRAND y. CLARK. Judge Of Rr0es's'
Attss.s oI1xA u. nuIIAs. Acting xssi'''''
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IsLEsFORD.
July is.
/

A. ]. Bryant is enjoying a two weeks
furlough.
MIR. Auerbach and family have rented
the Tuttle cottsge.
Miss Ting, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. Il. Bottome, returns this
week.
Herbert Spofford returned to his duties
Sunday. He has had & furlough of two
weeks.
Mrs. Betsey S. Young went to Lsmoine
Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. J.
Gibson.
Walter Seeiye and family of Worcester,
Mass, are occupying the Scudder cottage
this season.
Prof. Rush Phees and family OF Roches-
ter, N. Y, have arrived at their cottage
for the season.
Mrs. Morgan and two children of Ban
gor were guests of her sister, Mrs. SUM
ner, last week.
The girls club gave a social dance in the
Neighborhood house Saturday evening.
The proceeds are for the Red Cross.
Russell Hsdlock spent the weekend at
home. He came down from Bangor in his
car and brought Mr.. and Mrs. forseth,
who visited Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Squirting.
Mrs. Clark of Mschiss is boarding with
Mrs. Edison Stanley until the last of the
month, when her husband win be trans
ferred from this coast guard station to one
nearer his home.
1 Iuiv % q
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GREA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Young are grsda-
ally is1iing.
Mr.. and Mrs. lee Dickson Of Brooklyn,
\. Y, are spending their vacation with
Mrs. Dseksons grandmother, Mrs. NJ. j..
Lufkin-
Mrs. Hattie Lufkin and sister, Miss
Ethel Dodge, " he have been tesehing the
past year in Massachusetts, are spending
their vacation here.
Rev. A. P. Macdonald, the seseoast
missionary, preached Interesting and
helpful sermons At the Bapsisa church
Sunday afternoon and evening.
July e. =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
SWANS BLAND.
July %

Frank Milan is attending summer
school at Csstine.
Mrs, Granville Prock LEFT TUESDAY tot
Calais and Lubec for q few weeks.
Mrs. Martin Kent entertained the isties'
aid society Friday. Iee-cream was served.
Mrs. Weston Kennedy and two boys. OF
Portland, hsve been visiting at Mrs. W
A. SANKEY'S.
Mrs. E. II. Smith and daughter Miidscd
left saturday for Booshbay TO attend tas
launching OF Capt. smiths vessel.
July Is 4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
Mt. DESEgT FERRY.

T. l. Colby is III OF shingles.
Miss Eleanor Clark is attending school
in CastiBe-
Mira Annie Rowe % RocSport, Mass, Is
visiting her uncle, T. >. Jelii-on.
Mrs. Elesnor Partridge and DORIS Jordan
are home from Aver, MISS where they
have been the past fe~ nonths.
Merle Moou, son Of Mr.. and Mira.
Eugene Moon OF this place, essd July II,
in Bangor Ess leaves besides ms parents
two broth hers, a sister and host of
friends. The family has the sympathy Of
all.
July ~ c.
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SOuTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Ella McCsulsy is visiting in town.
T. J. HodgkiDs of ChSOago joined his
wife here Tuesday.
Mrs. H. A. Brown Of Bar HArbor is Wis
iting bar sist er, Mrs. f. NJ. Watson.
c. r. Wooster ieft by automobile satur-
day foe Everett, Mass. He sss accom-
panied by his mother-in-law, who had
spent the week here. His family will re-
main for the summer.
July 2. w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-24
CASTINE.

The Gsstine summer school Is now well
under way, with q registration Of III to
date. The corps OF teachers is ne follows:
Albert F. Richardson, principal 81 f. 5, n.
s., director; william d. Hall OF Il. 8. n. S.
assistant director, agriculture, history OF
education; Nellie p. Harvey, Z. AN. s.,
music and drawing; Nellie F. Jordan, e.
s. n. s., penmanship, history, folk-oanc-
ing; Agnes p. Msntor, Pennington nor
mai school, ART hmetic, community sivics,
gymnastics; DR.. Z K. Philbrook, Z. 3. n.
s., geography and eiTics; Prin. w. l.
Powers, MRehias normal school, nature
study, sloyd and school law Louisa Tai
bot, Pennington normal school, home
economics and hand work Alice Nj. CoSfin,
director OF training, Z. S. y. 5. and for
mer primary supervisor Gorhsm normal
school, language, English and primary
reading; Supt. W. q. Chase, Old Town
Orono district, rural school management,
school standards and school activities in
war times.
These instructors are all trained spec
ialists in their various lines OF work. All
have one end in view, namely, services TO
the State OF Maine in training teachers to
serve in the grades of our State, II will
be noticed that every normal school in the
State is represented by st least one faculty
member.
Juiy IS H.