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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09

are in no way connected with the
reds and are not radicals, organ
lied labor will bring court action
against authorities of Weirton look
ing to return of the Fins to this
city. Mr.. Wilson says.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09
MAKES TWO FLIGHTS

William Diehl, aviator, who left
Harrisburg few months ago to iden-
tify himself with aviation at Long
Island City, n. Y. has returned to
Harrisburg. and has resumed his
connection with the Auto and Aero
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09

plane Mechanical School Yesterday
he made two flights over Harris
burg in his Canadian-Curtiss ma
chine-one at 1920 and the second at
$50, when he was accompanied by his
wife. The management issueds q
statement to-day to the effect that
both flights were successful and that
there were no accidents.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09

from in front of the Masonic Temple.
The automobile is the property of
the Jacob l.. Dold Packing Company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09
AUTO IS STOLEN

A small autom oble is reported by
w. j. Brown, 2705 North Sixth street.
as having been stolen last evening
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09

Use McNeils Pain Exterminator-Ad
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-05-21
NORTH PENORSCOT
SPEC.

Gardiner Hatch is at home from Boston
i'll OF lung disease.
Bluehili parties have purchased consid-
cradle hay in this vicinity.
Perie Blodgett and family and Aura
Blodgett OF Gardiner are visiting Homer
Lowell and wife. They will go from here
to Belfast where they will reside.
The weather has been so cold and back
ward that farmers have done little plant
ing. Grass is looking quite well, but a
large crop is not expected.
Travel by automobile is surely increas-
ing, but .e have noticed more travel with
teams during the spring than usual. Are
we gradually coming back to the older,
slower and surer method of travel.
There will be little elf any decrease in
taxes this year, and this town is in the
from rank OF heavily tax burdened to xns.
Still it has gone over the top in the
victory loan, and several times over in
former loans.
May 49, II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-05-21
NOTICE or FoREcLosURE.

NyHEREAs Herbert W. Joyce and Durilla
w Joyce, both of swans Island. county
Of Hancock. State OF Maine. by their mort
gage deed dated July 10, 1895, and recorde ed
In the registry Of deeds for the county OF Han
cock, in book as, page d, conveyed in mort
gage to Charles G. Bnrrill.ll ste OF Ellsworth,
In said county, all my real estate and all
right. title and interest in and TO any and ali
real estate now owned by Us or either OF us
situsteo in the county OF Hancock either
under recorded or unrecorded deeds or how.
ever the same may be situated either in law
or In equity and all our rights. privileges and
easements in. over and upon all real estate in
the said county OF Hancock; and whereas the
said Charles @. Burrill died testAte, and
whereas the last will aud testament OF said
Charles @. Burrill has been duly pro red and
allowed by the probate court within and for
said county OF Hancock. State OF Maine; and
whereas /, the undersigned, have bees duly
appointed administrative de bonis non with
will annexed OF the estate Of said Charles Q.
Burriil by said probate court. and whereas
the conditions OF said mortgage nave been
and still remain broken, now, therefore. by
reason OF the said breach of the said con.
ditions OF said mortgage, |, the undersigned =.
Administrative de bonis nor with will an
nexed of the estate OF aid Charles @. Burrill
as AZORES lid claim q foreclosure of said mort
gage and give this notice for that purcose.
SAKAH BuRRtLL TArLEY,
Administrators de bonis non with will an
nexed of the estate of Charles q. Burrin.
BY ID. Z. Hurley, her attorney.
Ellsworth, May II, 1918.
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SURRY.
OBITUARY.
May 10.

The death OF David Green Means ofSurry
on May IA reminds one OF the promise
made to the righteous in the book
OF Job: Thou shalt come to thy grave in
full age, like as shock of corn cometh
in its season." HE had lived to the re-
marksble age OF eighty-seven years.
In his younger days he went to sea,
but later retired to tine tarm, where he
spent the remainder of his days. His
first wife was Miss Naomi Green of Surry
To this union were born two children,
who died in infancy. His second wife
was Mrs. Eliza Young OF Ellsworth who
survives him.
Mr.. Means had an amis BILE disposition,
and his whole life had been one of marked
integrity. He had the love and esteem OF
all who knew him. He was lovingly cared
for by his two step-daughters- Mrs.
Emma Dyer of Bar Harbor and Mrs. Efie
Kicker OF Lynn, Mass.
The funeral services were held at the
home, Rev. W. II. Rice of Lamoine officiat-
ing. One brother survives him, Nehe-
mish Means OF Ellsworth, who, though
in the ninety-fifth year of his age, was
present at the funeral.
May 10. SPEC.
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- MY NEWS
BLUEHILL.

John Horton, of the sOsrd II. F. A.,
! arrived home Monday.
Principal c. c. Phillips and twelve OF
| the academy students attended the boys
conference at Stonington.
Lieut.. E. E. Chase, of the 9th A. A. c.
machine gun battalion, came home May
ID. He was accompanied from Portland
| by Mrs. Chase.
Soldiers and sailors Of the late war are
| cordially invited to the post and relief
corps dinner at the g. A. r. hall at noon
Memorial day, and afterwards to act as
escort for the veterans in the march to the
cemetery. w. II. Pstten of Wsterville will
deliver the address in the town hall at 2
| O'Clock
! Next Sunday there will be no service in
the Congregational church, as Miss
Walkley is out of tswn for the week.
Sunday school and Epdeavor meeting as
usual.
The union Memorial service for the
post will be held in the Congregational
church June /. Miss Wslkley will give
the address and Mr.. traitor will conduct
the opening service.
The academy ball team won a hard
fought game from Brooksville high at
Academy field, May IA. Score ID to 10.
The high school played fine uphill
game, finishing with rally in the ninth
that netted them five runs.
The athletic association OF the BIG. S.
A. successfully presented among the
Breakers" at the town hall, May Is, to a
large audience. The play was finely
staged and the character parts well
adapted to tie individual actors. The net
proceeds, about $50.
Arrivals during the past week: James
B. Bett |, from Atlantic, Mass; Mrs.
Eliza Hinckley, from Lexington, Mass;
Miss Carolyn Snowman, from Mill VIII
age, n. H.; Mrs. Nellie Parker and Mrs.
Douglass, from Hallowell; Mrs. c. NJ. G.
Hsrwood, from Belfast; Vernon Mad
docks and wife of Seattle, Wash, and
Miss Mary ODER of Brookline, Mass.
Mountain Rebekah lodge entertained
the vice president, Mrs. Inez Crosby of
Camden, and the lodges from Ellsworth,
Brooksville and Brooklin, Friday evening,
$50 visitors being present. Supper was
served. Nokomis lodge of Ellsworth con-
ferred the degree upon Ave candidates at
the town hall. Mrs. Frank Mason well
coined the lodges, and Mrs. Harry
Bridges OF Brooklin made the response.
After work, refreshments were served
and dancing was enjoyed.
May 10. s.
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OTIS.

Mrs. Bert Leach of North Castine, with
baby daughter, is visiting her mother
here.
Carrie Grindle's company the past week
were her cousin Grace Prescott of South
Brewer and Miss Grindle of Bar Harbor
and Bangor.
Henry Drawn and wife, who have sold
their farm here and bought a home in
Ellsworth, are moving this week. All re-
greet to have them leave. Mrs. Drawn has
been lifelong resident here and will be
greatly missed.
Mrs. Henry Salisbury of Brewer, whose
grandfather has given her the johnson
homestead, is now in possession with her
father, George johnson. Mr.. Salisbury
and their daughter, Miss Dorothy, will
come later.
Beech Hill lake received another con-
signment of 5000 salmon from Green
lake last week. Many from the largel
cities who were guests in Bangor, cam,
with friends to the lake last week ant
caught some beauties. Ali were enthusi
Rstic over this resort.
William r. Carr of East Eddington,
former Otis boy who recl ntly received hi
discharge from service, was here a fe,
days last week. He enlisted in the ma
1ine corps at Boston in 1915. Mauric
Black of Bangor, who has been across an
lately received his discharge, was also i
town last week.
May 10. DAVIS.
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BOYS, CONFERENCE.
Big Gathering at Deer Isle and ston-
ington.

Big Gathering at Deer Isle and Ston-
ington.
The Hancock county boys conference
held at Deer Isle and Stonington was the
largest yet held. In all, 141 delegates and
speakers were registered, and the attend
ance Of boys from the towns of Deer Isle
and Stonington brought the total to over
200. Bar Hsrbor sent the largest dele
CATION. The steamer Sunbsam brought
seventy-five boys from Mt. Desert island
and the shore towns.
The meetings were inspiring and inter-
esting, the speakers being at their best.
The principal speakers were Jeff Smith,
Y. NJ. c. A. secretary; Charles Gummere,
of the national Y. NJ. G. A, and James G.
Barnes, State boys work leader.
The people of the host towns left
nothing undone for the entertainment OF
the boys. Banquets were served at both
Stonington and Deer Isle, and in addition
the masonic lodge of Deer Isle on one
day served clam stew. That the boys en-
ioyed themselves goes without saying.
The athletic meet was won by the Deer
Isle boys, who will now hold the county
cup for the coming year. Deer Isle had
seventeen points in the meet. Southwest
Harbor was second, with fifteen points,
and Winter Hsrbor, last year cup
holder, was third.
At the business meeting, officers we're
elected as follows: President, Edwin
Hardy, Deer Isle; vice. presidents, Theo-
dore Bridges of Brooklin, Milo Clark of
and Eugene Smith of Ellis
worth; secretary treasurer, Whitman
Mckay OF Blr Harbor.
The boys endorsed the Y. NJ. c. A. pro-
gram for the State, and voted for the
continuance of the county conference.
Ellsworth, as the central and shire town
of the county, should have entertained the
boys this year. 1t is hoped that arrange
ments can be made for the conference to
be held here next year.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Mrs. Lima has returned to this place
after spending the winter in another state
Hillcrest market is open for the season.
ID. G. Hall and family spent the winter
at Bridgeport, Conn.
Misses Rachel and Margaret Manchester
came from Bangor to spend the week end
with their parents.
The county teachers convention will
be held in Northeast Harbor on Friday
and Saturday. 1t is expected there will
be large attendance.
Mr.. Dhaw OF Pangor theological semi
nary occupied the Union church pulpit
sunday morning and evening. The service
next Sunday might will be in charge OF
the Christian Endeavor society.
May 10. 1919.
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lrsai Notttrs
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS Samuel J. Morrison. of Ellis
w worth, Hancock county. Maine. by his
mottssg e deed dee dated April q. 1908, and re.
county, Maine, book $50. page 2i2, conveyed
to the Hancock County savings Bank. a
Maine corporation having an established
place of business In Ellsworth, aforesaid, two
certain lots or parcels Of land with the build.
ings thereon situated in Ellsworth aforesaid
and respectively bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
'ist lot. Beginning on the west side
OF the County Road leading, from Els.
worth to Aariaville at the northeast
corner OF store lot formerly OF Thomas Robin
son. now owned by Chas @. Burriil. aud occu.
pied by Y. Il. Aiken. thence west on the north
line OF SAID store lot 10 the river; theoce
northerly by the river 10 land formerly owned
by seth ftsdale. and now owned By Morrison
and JOY; thence easterly on said prison and
JOYS line TO land OF Davis and Smith (store
Lott: thence on their line easteriy to the road
Aforesaid; thence soutberiy by said road TO
the place of beginning. Across the front OF
said lot Is private way laid out to Col. John
Black aud across the rear of the lot ano, her
private way laid out both OF which are hereby
reserved or the right in the same are not in.
tended to be conveyed but to remain TO
those having legal right thereto.
''lnd lot. Beginning in the wess line OF
right OF way adjoiptng the west line OF the
Tisaaie store lot running parallel with the
west line OF the Tisdale store and in the
south line OF road leading to the Miliiken
mill; thence southerly in said west line OF
said right OF way to the syivsnus Jordan
said Jordan lot to Union river; thence follow
ing said river northerly to n bolt in the ledge
near low water mark one rod north of the
north side OF the store house; thence north
eighty and ore-fourth degrees eess parallel
with the north side OF said score house and
one rod dis ant therefrom TO the south side oil
said Mill road; taence easierly In said south
side of said Mil road to the place of begin
ming together with the store house above
mentioned standing thereon containing
twenty square rois more less;" and
whereas said Hancock County Savings Bank
by instrument dated August %, 1918, and re-
corded in said registry in book so, page 1877.
assigned said mortgage, together with the
note debt, and claim thereby secured and all
its right, title aud interest by virtue of said
mortgage Ia and to the real ate therein
described to John o Whitney, Of said ais
worth, and wte-eas. sac John .. W hiiney is
now deceased and we, the unnersigBed. are
his duly appointed and qualified admin
istrstors; and whereas the coud 'tion OF said
mortgage has been broken; now, therefore.
by reason of the breach OF the condfti n
thereof we. the undersigned, as such nd.
ministrstors, claim a foreclosure of said
mortgage.
MARTIN II. HAYNES,
HARRY W. HAYNES,
Administrators estate OF
John o. Whitney,
Ellsworth, Maine. April 70, 1919.
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RECEPTION TO SOLDIERS,

Wednesday the citizens gave a dinner
and reception to returned soldier boys.
The dinner was at $50, to the soldiers and
sailors, with their parents, wives and
ladies, A reception followed. The hail
was tastefully decorated in the national
colors ana the guests of honor were
seated on the stage.
w. F. Bruce was master Of ceremonies.
After his words of welcome, Private
Calvin Stinson responded for the soldiers
Next followed the roiI-call for the men
represented by the stars on the COM
munity service flag, those present
answering to their names, and two
kilograms were read from two not able
to be present-Private John Workman,
now employed in Castine, and Lieut.
Guy Written, an instructor in Coburn
classical institute, in Waterville.
Bunker's orchestra furnished music at
the reception aud for the ball which
followed.
AS Lawrence Pixies name was called :,
at the head of the hall, and Mr.. Bruce
responded for the only gold star in
presenting the picture to the village in
behalf of the father, j. Everett Pike of
Rochester, N. II.
Hon. Charles II. Wood of Bar Harbor
was the speaker of the evening. Lieut..
Commander Warren Shaw spoke for the
navy, Capt. Philip Wood of Bar Harbor
for the army and Lieut.. Ralph Kingsley
spoke interestingly of his services over
seas. After the singing of America, the
guests OF honor formed in line and were
greeted by all present.
May 10. G..
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NOTICE OF FoRECLosURE.

NyHEREAS Everard II. Greedy, of Eden,
w by his mortgage deed dated December
8, 1907, recorded the same day in book 4a5
page Iss OF the Hancock county, Maine, reg
istry of deeds, conveyed to me the under
signed, with other real estate, a parcel of land
in Ellsworth in said county, described as
follows in said mortgage, viz; ALSO another
piece OF properly situated on Franklin street
in said city of Ellsworth, known as the Peggy
Turne. lot. being the same lot conveyed by
4. +. Barnham, executor of Eliza Turner. to
Monroe Young and Everard H. Greely dated
May ~. 1878 recorded in Hancock county
registry of deed. volume I6l, page ara TO
which deed and record thereof express refer
tom" and whereas the condition Of said
mortgage has been broken. now, therefore, ny
reason Of the breach thereof claim a fore
closure OF said mortg ge.
CARRIE e. BAKER
Ellsworth. Maine, MAY rs, 1919,
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SIOO Reward. 500
May1S.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages and that is catarrh. Catarrb being
greatly Influenced By constitutional con-
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through the blood on the
mucous surfaces of the system thereby
destroying the foundation OF the disease, Civ
ing the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. Theiproprietors have 80 much faith
in the curative powers of Halls Catarrh
Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials.
Address f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
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To all persons interested in either of the es-
tates hereinafter named:
AT probate court held at Ellsworth, in and
for the county OF Hancock. on the thirteenth
day OF May, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and nineteen
and by adjournment from the sixth day of
said May, a. o. 1919 term OF said court.
1'HE following matters having been pre-
L scented for the action thereupon herein.
after indicated, IL is hereby ordered: That
police thereof be given to al persons inter
ested. by causing q copy of this order TO be
published three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, newspaper published
at Ellsworth, in said county. that they may
appear at probate court to be held at Els
worth, on the third day of June, q. d..
1918. at ten of the clock in the forenoon. and
be heard thereon II they see cause.
Eugene Hale, late OF Ellsworth. in said
county, deeea ed. Petition filed by Clarence
Hale and Frederick Hale, executors OF the
last will and testame Mt Of said deceased, that
the amount Of the inhe ritance tax on said
estate be determined BY the jIdge Of pro-
bate.
H. C. Austin q Co., Of Ellsworth, in said
county. First and final account of Harry Q.
Austin, surviving partner. hled f.r settle
ment.
Witness BERTRAND +. CLARK. Judge of
said. Court at Ellsworth, this thirteenth
day Of May, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and nineteen
Roy @. HAIsEs, Register
AItest:-RoY C. HsINRs ReVistsr
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WALTEAM,
May 10.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Rankins, May 16.
Bion B. Jordan is visiting his sister,
Mrs. B. V. Grant, at Eden.
Austin Giles has employment in
Morang's garage at Ellsworth.
Clara b. Googins of Lamoine is at Mrs.
Charles Martins and attending school
here.
A Sunday school was organized here
May is, with Miss Isabelle A. Jordan
superintendent.
There were services at the church May
Is. There will be memorial services May
%. Miss Isabelle A. Jordan will give the
| address.
| The dance and reception given to the
returned soldier boys at town hall, NAV
10, was much enjoyed. Eleven soldier
boys were honored, some from othe,
towns, with Leon Googins, Newell @
Harrison and Ivory Kemp from this town
May 20. L.
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss-clerk's office. Supreme Judicial
Court, May 20. a. d. 1918.

HANCOCK ss-Clerk's office. Supreme Judicial
Court, May 20. a. d. 1918.
THE following s the disposition of each
l. appealed case and indlctmen ct for vic.
lation OF the laws regulating the use and sale
OF Intoxicating liquors made a. this April term
q. d. 1919, published In accordance with the
provisions OF chapter l27. section So OF the
revised statutes OF Maine.
State OF Maine VS.: Walter Mehan. One
case. Indictment hled.
State of Maine vs.. Harold Warren. One
case. Indictment nled.
State OF Maine vs.. Charles A. Weaver. Ten
cases. Indictments FLED.
State of Maine VS.. Eddie Callahan. Four
teen cases Indictments filed
State OF Maine VS. Arthur Hunton. Eighteen
cases. Indictments flled
State Of Maine vs. Frank Cunningham. Five
cases. Continued.
state of Maine VS.. George Nswgsrt. One
case. Continued.
Ataest:-T. y. MAaossy, Clerk 8. J. Court.
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dent Saturday morning. After lighting
small brush fire, Mr.. Page was suddenly
stricken with an attack of heart failure
and fell unconscious into the fire, severely
burning one side of his face, neck and
throat, one hand and arm 10 the elbow.
Mrs. Page fastened to him and called
Herbert II. Eldridge. DIR. Foster of
Bucksport was Immediately summoned
and gave such relief as possible. Mr..
Pages condition is critical.
May 10
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Correspondence.
Join the Anti-Gossip Club.
ELLSWORTH, May 10, 1918.

Join the Anti-Gossip Club.
ELLSWORTH, May 10, 1919.
To the Editor Of The American:
The people of Northfield, Mass, have
organized an anti-gossip league, and it is
proposed to make it national in scope. 1t
has no constitution, no bylaws, officers
or dues, its members merely organizing
for the purpose of stamping out gossip.
Isn't Ellsworth in need of little mis-
sionary work of this kind? "They say"
has ruined many spotless character, and
the object of this note to THE AMERICAN
is that the word may be spread, that we
unite in our efforts to give every man,
woman and child, and the stranger within
our gates, square deal for
He who steals my purse, steals trash. But
he who taketh away my good name taketh
that which enriches him not and leaves me
poor indeed.
ELLSWORTH.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

sJohn's Inn" opened May Is.
The school children enjoyed a picnic
dinner and play on the sand beach Arbor
day. Their teacher, Mrs. Emma Joy,
chaperoned them.
Arbor day was cleanup day in the
village cemetery. Men and women spent
a good part of the day in clearing up the
yard, and made a great improvement.
Individual work and painting the fence
will follow. A picnic dinner was served
at Eddie Coles. Mrs. George W. Allen
and L. B. Hutchings sent generous con-
tributions for the work.
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EAST LAMOINE.

Capt. Fred Merchant was in Boston last
week.
Chester Boynton has gone TO wsterville
to work.
Roy Smith OF North Lamoine has moved
to the Saunders house for the summer.
II. l.. Smith and wife were in Bluehill
Friday to attend the Rebekah convention.
Lewis Jordan of Wsltham, employed by
Wilmont Googins, has moved his family
here.
May 10. l..
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Green Mountain Pomona.

Following is the program for the meet =
ing OF Green Mountain Pomona with
Cushman grange, Gouldsboro, May IS:
Music,
Business,
Address Of welcome,
Members of Host Grange
Response, Fl, o. Johnson, East Sullivan
Roll call of oranges
Recess for dinner
Music
Comforting degree of Pomona
Topic, Renovation of Clothing"
Miss aerberts Penley
Topic, "Marketing,I
County Agent G.. N. worden
question, "Can the average man on
small farm make more money than the
farmer of fifty years ago?"-Geo Davis,
Geo. B. Bridges, Fred e. Milk e n