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COUNTY NEWS
WEST GouLDsRoRO.

Mrs. Sarah Tracy OF Gouldsboro is a
guest of Mrs. E. S. Wood.
A. Il. Wallace entertained a party OF
friends at the Wayside Inn Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Wanna Smith is in South Goulds-
boro, visiting her sister, Mrs. Susan Sar-
gent.
Fred d. Ashe and wife have been spend
ing week with Elwood Robertson and
wife, in Bangor.
Roland Sinclair, who has been visiting
his uncle, r. L. Sinclair, returned to
Colum bis Falls Monday.
There will be an Easter service in the
Union church next Sunday at 2 p. M,
conducted by Mrs. Audrey Macdonald.
Everyone is invited.
The friends OF Mrs. Nellie /. Wooster
are glad to welcome her back after long
absence. She has opened her home, and
will remain for an indefinite period.
reception was held in V. /. A. hall
Saturday evening, given by the friends
of Mrs. A. w. Gordon of Augusta, tho
was spending the week here. About sixty
were present.
April IA. P.
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lother, Mrs. w. N. Means, and her
u bands mother, Mrs. j. E. Wilson.

bother, Mrs. w. N. Means, and her
u bands mother, Mrs. J. E. Wilson.
The people in town are much elated
nd thankful over the safe arrival from
,verseas of three of our boys. Irving
;evells came from camp, where he had
oeen since his return, on Saturday, April 5.
IN the same day Mrs, Edward Gray re-
eved telegram from her son Harvey
hat he was safe at Camp Devens. The
Welcome news touched every heart, for he
: a fine young man and much loved by all
who know him. Tuesday of last week
cirl Day, who, although his home is on
he BROOKLYN side OF the bridge, seems like
me of Sedgwick's boys, came home for
wenty-four hours furlough with his
oarents. 1t is hoped that all the boys will
Be home soon. At last accounts Stanley
)orlty was in Rome, Forrest Candage in
Germany, and Harold and Irving Christy
IN France.
Apr,l14. ELoc.
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COUNTY NEWS
GOULDSBORO.

George Perry has gone to Harrington
to work in the shipyard.
Mrs. Caroline Allen OF Columbia has
been a guest of w. l.. Tracy and wife.
d. C. Ashe has moved his family from
Goodwin's Siding to the Ira Shaw house
at the corner.
Lula Squirting has resumed teaching in
the grammar school. Margaret Ashe will
teach the primary.
Mrs. Verna Tracy has rented the old
Shaw store, now owned by ii. j. Hovey,
and will open an ice-cream parlor.
Earl Squirting has returned home from
overseas. He has gone to Portland,
where he has employment. His mother
Mrs. Leveretta Squirting, accompanied
him.
Mr.. Barston OF Brewer was in town last
week. Irving Macdonald accompanied
him home. Miss Sybil Hammond was in
the postoffice during his absence.
April II. EIrTAH.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

Chester Hamilton has returned home
from Dexter, where he has been all winter
j. B. Cole has arrived from Waterville
to get "John's Inn" ready to open May 10
Miss Edna Colwell accompanied her
father, Capt. q. w. Colwell, to Hancock
for weeks visit.
DR.. n. e. Colwell and Eben Holden
went to Boston Friday night. Mr..
Holden's family will return with him the
first of the week.
g. Prescott Clesves OF Bar Harbor has
been visiting his fat her, E. w. Cleaves.
Mrs. r. E. Robinson, who has been with
her niece, Mrs. Frank Wakefield, few
weeks, returned home Thursday.
April IA. L.
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SEDGWICK.
April IA.

E. j. Byard has had telephone in
stalled in his house.
Miss Harriette Bridges came home last
week after an extended visit in Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. G. NJ. Means arrived home Satur-
day from Dorchester, Mass, where she
has been visiting.
Mrs. r. NJ. Buekminster and little SON
Lloyd came home last week from Boston,
where they had been for two weeks.
Mrs. w. II. Wilson OF Dorchester.
Mass, is spending few weeks with her
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HANCOCK POINT.

Dana Hodgkins is attending school in
West Suil ivan.
Ivory Foss is employed at Mt. Desert
Ferry as freight agent.
Wesley Brinton of Sullivan is spending
q few days with Hollis Reed.
Mrs. Lucy Ball is spending few days
with Mrs. Lottie Kief at Waukeag.
Henry Drew and wife returned to Lin
coin Thursday, after brief visit with
Howard Hodgkins and wife.
Raymond Hodgkins, U. s. n. R. F., who
has been attending the radio school al
Cambridge, Mass, graduated last week
receiving class honors and a position al
wireless operator on the U. s. s. Kansas
now at Norfolk, Va. The ship is eI
pected to sail for France this week.
April H.. NJ. R.
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OAK POINT.

Hartford Murch came home last wee
from Bangor hospital.
Mrs. G eorgia Murch and son Harland
have gone to Mckinley for the summer.
Donald is boarding with Mrs. J. w.
Remick.
Richard Mcfarland apd family have
moved to Bar Harbor for the summer.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mrs.
Irene Pomroy in the loss of her home by
fire recently. The fire was caused By a
chimney burning out. The loss is
partially covered by insurance.
Jacob Thibeau and family, who have
been at the Morrison camp settlement,
have returned to Eden.
Nelson Lord and wife have returned
from Massachusetts,, where they spent
the winter.
April z. <.
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DEDHAhI.
ELoc.
April a..

Mrs. Amy Moore has moved to Bangor
Miss Hazel Cowing has gone to Holden
to resume teaching.
John McTague, who went to Bangor
Thursday for medical treatment, is eriti-
cally ill.
Rev. Hugh Penney, pastor of the Con-
gregational church, has resigned to accept
call from Sharon. The removal Of Mr..
and Mrs. Penney will cause regret to
wide circle of friends.
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WEST EDEN.

Miss Muriel Trip and Mrs. Leila Trip
are teaching in Trenton.
Murray Lurvey, who has been at home
the past month, has returned to Chelsea,
Mass.
Lyle Smith has received his discharge
from the hospital in Portsmouth, and
is at home.
Miss Vida Lurvey of this place, and
Harvey Walls of Otter Creek were married
Sunday, April 6, at the latter place. Miss
l.urvey is one of our most popular young
ladies, and friends extend congratulations
April 7. M.
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recently with her sister, Mrs. Man fut
Mixer.
Merle F. Bridges is making repainm
his buildings on Wsrdwells point.
Mrs. Sadie Farnham and family, VIA
have spent the winter in Stockton. Al,
at their home here for q short stay.
Chauncey Lowell arrived Saturday from
Bath for visit with his parents Howard
Lowell and wife. He was accompanied by
his brother George, recently returned from
France.
April s. G.
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family lot. There were prayers at the
cemetery.
Benjamin Jordan has returned home
from New York, where he spent the win
ter with his son Edward.
Mrs. Lorenzo Woodwork and son
Harold of Bar Harbor are with her father,
B. F. Jordan, who is in poor health.
Mrs. T. E. Darke and children have
gone to York Beach, to join MIR. Darke.
All are sorry to have them go.
April Z. w.
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TRENTON.
April IA.

Mrs. Sabin Leland has returned home
from Bath.
All were glad to welcome one of our
boys home again-Pvt. Fred Copp.
Mrs. Reuben Davis OF Bartlett's island
was the guest Of Mrs. Anna Anderson re-
Gently.
The remains of Mrs. Minnie (Gilbert)
Garland were brought here last week, and
buried beside her little daughter in the
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NORTH CASTINE.
EITTAH.

Karl b. Dunbar has gone to Bangor
for an indefinite stay.
Frank Perkins has gone to Holbrook's
island where he has employment.
Mrs. Esther Grindle spent a few days
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And cry out ct night, are feverish. and their
bowels become irregular, mothers should have
on hand q package OF Mother Gray's Sweet
Powders for Children. They are quick re-
lief and harmless. Used by mothers Tor over
80 years. They break up colds, move and
regulate the bowels and act gentle tonic.
They never fail. Sold by druggists every
where.
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NEW CENTURY GRANGE.

Final degrees were conferred on one
candidate in New Century grange, April
II, and one application for membership
was received. Communications in regard
to what shall constitute standard
grange, and the grange educational fund
of Maine were read by the secretary.
Readings were given by Hattie Miller,
Mary Burrin, Gerald Thompson, Helen
Black, Hazel Cowing; recitation, Maurice
Miller. Preparations are being made for
victory meeting, when the members who
have been in the service in France arrive
home
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MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, Death has again entered the por-
tails of New Century grange, and removed
from our midst our brother, James Hubbard,
therefore be it
Resolved, That New Century grange has
lost . respected member Of its order. and
that we, in our loss, tender to the bereaved
relatives our deepest sympathy in their sor-
row.
Resolred. That our charter be draped and
our badges reversed for thirty days.
Resolved, That IA copy of these resolutions
be sent to his family, copy spread upon our
records, also one sent to The ELLSWORTH
AMER CAN for publication.
April "A. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-04-16

Woman loves clear, rosy complexion.
Burdock Blood Bitters is splendid for
| purifying the blood, clearing the skin, re-
storing sound digestion. All druggists sell
| it, Price, SI.25.-AdUt.
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Cleveland, Ohio.

al keep house for my husband an,
myself and got into a weak, run-dov,
condition, no strength, languid and NJ
ambition. After doctoring for awhiIs
and getting no better i tried Vino
and to my surprise it built me I'D AMI
strengthened my whole system. !,
is certainly a good tonic Mrs, VIM
ID. Dawson.
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annsr,raemswa
annsr.tsemsgQas
WHEN YOU SUFFER (.
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Liniment
means relief

For practically every man has used
Il who has suffered from rheumatic:
aches, soreness of muscles, stiffness OF
joints, the results of weather exposure.
Women, too, by the hundreds OF
thousands. use it for relieving neuritis,
lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache.
Clean, refreshing, soothing, economical,
quickly effective. Say "Sloan's Linz
ment' TO YOUR druggist. Get it today.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-04-16

Miss.Georgia Springer returned Wednes-
day from Bath.
have returned to Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Hala Copp accompanied her sister,
Mrs. T. Il. Darke, and children tol Bangor.
April Ia. W.
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Establishments.
Tired Observation-Disclosures
What You Need is Vinol

War conditions have made the demand upon !,
mothers time and energy unlimited. In their zeal
to do all in their power for their loved ones, ther
continually overwork and are soon in a nervous
rundown condition. Vinol, the non-secret cod live
and iron tonic, will build you up and make you
strong HERE is PROOF
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HERE is PROOF
Whitman, Mass.

81 suffered from nervous, run
down condition and loss of strength
30 it was hard for me to get around
and do my work. After other medi-
cines had failed to help me Vinol re-
stored my health and strength and !
heartily recommend it to anyone suf-
fering from a nervous, rundown
condition. Mrs. r. M. Little.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-04-16

April.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-24

STAR OF HEART OF HUMANITY IN HER NEWEST
PRODUCTION AT MAJESTIC STARTING SUNDAY

a gripping story ot lfc as u ie viii
hr shown pt TIE Mulc-ti. tnctfrJ
SUNDAY, Dorothy phillips latest pic
turr. DESTINY
Miss Phillips rru cffuii since hor
memorable appearance tn Tho
Heart OF humanity lg assured of %
cordial reception n ls described ns
an intensely dramatic offering dear
ing with modern American Me. aud
leading up tu a tremendous climax
Ttus Jewel picture was directed by
Rolliu Sturgeon, Who produced
Gods Country ana the Woman II
In based on nuvcl hy Charles Ne
vile Buck, the famous author. and
the scenario was written by Elliott
j Ilawsun
Destiny presents a memorable
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.BIG KIDDIES FEATURE PICTURE
ALADDIN AND HIS WONDERFUL LAMP"
AT THE RIALT0 TODAY ONLY
Special Riddles Matinee Starts at $3.50 This Morning; Ad.
mission Oily lie to All Chdrcn-"Aladdn" the Last
and Said to Be the Best of All the Famous Fox
Riddles Features.

We'll, Mary Jane Hily Joe Henry
and skinny, hurry OF youll bc late
The big show starts right away -
lsA as soon Ak YOU can wash your
Ro and dress and get down town
II starts at the Rhltp al 9.30
Come running. all Nou Riddles ot
Tulsa, its the last aud the hovt ~ all
the famous FnN Riddles features for
children Aladdin and Ills Won
dCrful Iamu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-24

W ANTE b--FErsf-rlas painter. ais, ua
I"r1anser, with tools can At lti9 south
Denver
WtNTtp--Nu pll round mechanic and IL
r'bon automobile man best of wages
R"i steady Job to riet, bavty Phone n5
or write stout oHton Oks.
WANTED Fiye wheel boss. over IL An
lL latkrc Messenger Service Phone
SH'i
WANTED %'le man ior night witch.
,m'. eo@ 3An1'or wor,. Apply sup,.
WANTED VI NulAri,sr Answer Css,
.a-a Word
WANT good carpenters ard cement block
layer ,a.' a. once EnHl Ninth ana I,aus
,uc''s & VI Clark
PIPE MACHINE MEV WNNrEn"
E,r"r'"n.ad men that urtpr,hrd thread
Ing p'pc aud saatnr and can operate ptsrn.I
: krolrr machine Good pay to right parlic,
No amateurs need apply Fccularr PIN.
4 supply Co. 10 last FIRST street
WANglD. Elderly man for nigh, man In
so's. Apply box C.-5 give phone mum
VIZ >thn no tr'rrhss salcsmen. good
opportunity Tor right part! Sec Nr N.
rnmF aon Wet F'rsU
WlNFEn-FoHr first class sheet metal
Workers nnlon men ro labor tro4M,t
Apply rp.a Sheet ".raI Co
WANTED Experienced a.r.Hea r,.,
.0r cnein'cr lrgHIr, sI5 krar.d, hIs
Married w'u preferred
WANTED TN,n'. aaorrr, far ra,l .,o,,
nay - urr ah. Apply standard Paving
Co, Aof'n Boston and Nay rANNay.
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You remember how you cuu,cd
Jack and the Ncan,uuk pud
Babes In the wood" tna Treasure
Island - You itts, WouIdn have
missed them fnr anything In the
world
We'll Aladdin and Nls Wonder
ful Lamp rs the las, ~ these ruc
Riddles features so N course ~"
can't afford To miss a.
To-day onN just today The
Rmlto rs showing this great yhU
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PAINTING AM DEcoRArINo
RErAlRINo ANp RrMops11No 5,

KEYS Made 10 order gun md locLsmith
ing welding Of broken parts Of iron. re-
pairing Of everything Jacobs Novelty
Go 2E' East First Phone 72e
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EMPLOYMENT
HELp WANrrn-MAIr

WANTED -Frstc'a,s painter. a',o pa
I"r1anser with tools can At ltis south
Denver
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sILyER rLUME LODGE ls2 X. p, most.
rN. cystJ Thufsdav night at X. P
sRX4 Hall, 10 East Second N.ri
meeting May goth. nusiness scs
sion Luncheon at Y n & 4
Ihursdsy noon. Visiting knights
urged TO attend
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AUTOMOBILES


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WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD %

LADY employed desire. room ON South
larson street Address Box 81, care
World
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1917 Ford chassis
Maxwell / 2-ton truck
1918 Buick Touring
Marion Handley Touring
REQ 2-ton truck.
1913 Maxwell demonstra-
tor. Priced for quick sale.
lis So. Denver
Phone 6366.
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

t'''''''A >
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
ruLsA LODGE No u meet. svsry Thpp
..saiD, day NsIt mestins THURSDAY
FakINtr Iuue 9TH Visitors always vel
.%SSsx-s ONE Masonic nan
MN rs DAWSON. W "
&IN%i - c MONFORrE, sc1'y.
DELTA LODGE a25 Meet, every Tue.
aJt. dAJ evening Npt meeting
= 90 tucsdhy May a7th Work In
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W~NI JOHN q BUkNETT W NJ.
ARrHrR BAKER arc'y
PETROLEUM LODGE No. aTi meets every
y, lat, Ord and ith Fridsv Of N.
,>AtAlI month Friday. May 3oth, work
skENN.. IN VI n degree starting al
.METN,i 7 m. Masonic Hall South
@NVS y muBERr woorEN. W. n
w X Il HANNA, sss'y,
TULSA CHAPTER No 81 n N. meets
first sud third Monday ssoh
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TRINITY CoAAANpERY No. 40 meet,
rtery "a and an Monday
U May 26th business session
only All visiting knights al
ways welcome Masonic hall.
South Main.
A v, HUDSON Comm.udu
CARL LEE, soc'y
AhpAh TEMPLE, A, A. D. N NJ q
49, Meets second Friday Ia each
month at Masonic Hail. sis y
South Main, Phone 2i2
NY g y. ROBERTSON. Potsnt.t.
II NJ wELLlVER see'y
TULsA CATER No. iss o r. r. Meet.
h the lat aud erd wednssdAys OF
AM& ,hs month st Masonic Hall, First
WA6ArH meeting business second iniiiA
lion and socitsl Star Club
V~ meet. I'd and ath wednesday. OF
~ he month at $50 y. NJ. visitors
seeome
FLORENCE NIXON w. n
,,,,-,--l EMMA PAST sec'y
AURORA LODGE No IS. | o o r..m.,,
~2A every WednesdD niEht 1850
&EfVxA Business session Newt meeting
MAY 2Hth, work Ia ord degree
~ Visitors welcome
W IL MILLER " O.
NJ l. PouNpsToNE srs'y
NEW STATE CAMP No. aoo ", o. W.
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skRl Hall - EAd second NeI,
meeting May goth. Business sr.
sion Luncheon at Y N. T. 4
rhursdsy noon Visiting knights
- urged TO attend
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EiN[t Tuesdav night At X. r H,li
NSSN Is East Second At Visitors
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MRS. e 4 WHITE. Oracle
MRS y WRIGHT, Recorder
~'',SA COUNCIL I'M KNIGHTS ISD
<GIpA LADIES OF sFCuRrrY m,.ts
Ek6 Acvery Thursday evening at Moo,.
GsETsE Hal lla \ Boston. visitor,
NAl}rA,NsJh welcome
NSCJ LULU V KERsr Pre-,
49, CORA n Me0ARTNEY
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. Meets 2d sui ah SUNDAY,
IYf1II> tarb mouth at $50 + Nj
WY waiting Rotasrs A'vsys vel
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