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MOUNT DESERT

Mrs. n. Irene Somes, who is attending
E. NJ. c. s. at Machias, spent the week
end at home.
Mrs. Hollis NJ. Smith has returned from
the Bar Harbor hospital, where she
underwent a surgical operation,
Mrs. Ida NJ. Leland has returned home
from Seal Hsrbor, where she has had en-
ployment during the summer.
Friends of Mrs. j. William Tate are
pleased to learn that she is rapidly i'm
proving after an operation performed at
The hospital in Bangor.
Mrs. Ina d. Edwards and Mrs. o. P.
Rich have gone to Boston. TIE Linden
hotel will be closed during their absence.
Miss Maxine Brown, who is teaching at
Otter Creek, spent the weekend at home
Miss Henrietta FernaId attended the
teachers convention at Portland.
Walter Perry of Machias spent the
weekend here.
Horace WyIie and wife, who have spent
several seasons here, have moved to Bar
Harbor for the winter.
Cards announcing the marriage OF Miss
Hilda P. Brown, daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. w. ). Brown, to Allen f. Walls of
Southwest Harbor, on Oct. 10, have been
received. Mrs. Walls is one OF our home
girls, having graduated last spring from
the high school, and has many friends
here, who wish them much happiness.
Nov. 8. S.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

"HEREAs f. @. Burnham, iormsiyd
w Franklin, Hancock county and SUI
of Maine, by his mortgage deed, dated "
fourth day OF December, 1901, aud recofdHl
the Hancock county, Maine, reglsiT u
deeds. in book $50, page 3Ss, conveyed to Hi''
cock County Savings Bank, eorporsla
duly organized and existing under the nss
OF Maine, and having an established plsesa
business At said Ellsworth, certain loh OF
parcels OF land, situated in said fra9sna'
with all buildings thereon, namely; Infee
lots conveyed in a deed of A. F, Batanam ~
administrator offtne estate OF We. L. ven
worth, Dec. ], lsss, and recorded IL sAll ~
istry in book 2S5, page IS. First lot e0nse!eSS
to said Wentworth by Barney Aailsh ~
others, June 10. lisa, and RECORDED "a s1's
registry, in book 1874, page 26s, and eeh.Ai IN
ten acres, more or less. Second ~. oS'Is
conveyed to said Wentworth BY George :;
Martin, MAY rs, 1884, and recorded IN sall
registry, In book 1877, page 20, and eon'a' ..s
ten acres. more or less. Third lot 3eins sa-'
conveyed to said Wentworth 6y heuDe SooI
Clark. and recorded in said registry IA s vVS
1874. page 2Ss, and containing eleven ae:e 1Ht
or less. Also three other lots in sara
lin conveyed to said r G., Burnham oy n.
Burnham aud Elizabeth Harvey, da'eU rISc,
4, 1901. The FIRST being the store lo' ~ - ssiiEs
In said Franklin, beginning on the sousn n., n
OF the county road at the northeast eV TS,sSj
land formerly owned by the AefIVCA sstsrn
Co, thence south 1872 west along tue is,d
line OF said Merrick Thread Company 80
eight rods TO q stake and stones .o,s..
south IT. east S rods TO q stake ana s 'SI.c4
thence north i30 east TO said road , .I
westerly to place of beginning coz 1900
one-fourth of an acre, more or less ESyp,
lot known as the Heagan place al saiu iSs sII
on the north side of said road, contAluiH ~
acres. more or less, and described IN -. 4,
from Alfred l.. Heagan TO (. ). LEWIS ~
corded In said registry. in book lso' AIs,jlI 4
The third lot containing the ssANeihsS in
4. q. Burnham at said Egypt deseripeSS,
deed from Z. G. Burnham TO y. r. pui nh IN
aad recorded in said registry in ooo ,,. };
page las, containing one half acre, "A "a r,or.
less; and whereas the condition OF sai IT, br
gage has been broken, now, thetei1Sa s,sd
reason of the breach of the condition 'n nI,ir,
said Hancock County Savings BANK '
q foreclosure of said mortgage.
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS bAS66;,ss
BY It's attorney, Lynwood T. "iNS
Ellsworth, Oct. Is, 1913
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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 ofHsucook, onthe twenty first
day OF October. in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and nineteen,
and By adjournment from the fourteenth
day OF said October term. q. d. 1919.
TtHE following matters having been pre-
l. scented for the action thereupon herein
after indicated, IL is hereby ordered: That
notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested. by causing q copy of this order to be
published three weeks successfully in the
at Ellsworth, in said county, that they may
appear at q probate court to be held at Els
worth, on the eleventh day OF November. s.. d.
1918. At ten OF the clock In the forenoon. and
be heard thereon IL they see cause.
E. Julian Seybt, late of Castine, In
said county, deceased. A certain fnstrume n I
purporting to be the last will and testament
OF said deceased, together with petition for
probate thereof and for the appointment OF
the executriS without.giving bond. prese nted
by asbelle L. Seybt. the executrix therein
named.
Frances N. Dunbar, late of Csstine, in said
county, deceased. Petition that Duncan
Dunbar or some other suitable person be ap.
pointed admi nistrator OF the estate OF said
deceased, presented by Duncan Dunbar. son
and heir-st- law OF said deceased.
Almirs T. Dix, late Of fremont, in said
county, deceased A certain instrument pur-
porting to be the last win and testame Mt OF
said deceased, together with petition for
probate thereof and for the Appointment Of
Hannah A. Holden, administrators with the
will annexed. presented by Hannah A.
Holden. sister OF said deceased. The ex-
ecutor named In said will having declined
the trust
Joseph II. johnson. late OF Bluehill. in said
county, deceased. Final account OF Alouzo
J. Long, executor, filed for settlement, by
Alice A. Long, cxecutrix OF the will OF said
AlonEo J. Long.
Witness RERTRANn y CLARE I,S1. n,
said Court at Ellsworth, this twenty. first
day of October, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and nineteen.
CLARA E. MvLLAs. Acting Register
true copy.
Attest:-CLARA f. MvLLAs. Acting Register.
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SOUTH BLUEHILl,.

B. f. Sylvester, jr., has gone an a hunt
ing trip near Patten.
Miss Lue Haslam OF North Sedgwick is
working for her aunt, Mrs. Allie Friend
Earl Kane and wife OF Brooklin visited
her mother, Mrs. Z. B. Simpson, last
week.
Fred Colony, who has been cook on the
steamer Betsey Ross this summer, is at
home.
Miss Emily Candsge OF BluehiIl spent
the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Alec
Briggs.
Mrs. Rose Grindle and daughter Ruth
OF Sargentville are the guests of Gsncelo
Herrick and wife.
A quiet wedding took place at the Bap-
fist parsonage in Bluehill Saturday even
ing, Oct. %, when Miss Marion Simpson
of South Bluebill was married to Clarence
c. Thomas ot Thomaston, by Rev. Roy {.
Trafton. The couple was unattended.
The bride is the oldest daughter OF Capt.
and Mrs. K. g. Simpson, a much-respected
young lady and standing high in her pro-
fession OF nurse. For two years she has
been located at Rockland The groom
holds a responsible position with the
Armour c.. at Rockland. They left on
Thur dsy for Rockland, where they will
go Immediately TO housekeeping. They
have the best wishes of all.
Nov 8 O
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Addie Duran is visiting in Brewer.
Elmer Squirting OF Islesford spent the
weekend here.
Mrs. Wilbert A. Rice, who has been
visiting her son at Sutton, is home.
Mrs. Arnold Weed and two children
arc guests OF Mrs. Ernest Squirting.
Miss Hilda Bulger is the guest of Miss
Halle Murphy at Southwest Harbor.
Neal MacLauchlan went Machias on
hunting trip Monday, to stay until
Thanksgiving.
The telephone central Office is being
changed from Lesnder Bunker's to Mill
ard Spurling's.
Capt. Benjamin Squirting and wife, who
have been visiting here, will return to
Boothbay this week.
Mrs. Cora Richardson and William
Duran have been home from Bar Harbor
hospital, where they are employed, for q
vacation.
A supper was given to the Sunday
school children at the Aid building
Wednesday 1t was greatly enjoyed by
the children.
Miss Ella Stanley of this place and Earl
Jones OF Kineo were married Nov. 3 by
Rev. Oscar Olsen of Bangor at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. Luella Stan
lev. A wedding dinner WAS served to the
relatives. The bride and groom left in the
afternoon for Boston for their honeymoon.
Nov. 8. ROONEY.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR

Elmer Davis is employed at Bartlett's
island.
, Miss Estelle Beasley of Toronto, Can,
is the guest of Mrs. E. G. Bartlett
Mrs. E. q. Bartlett recently arrived from
New York to spend the winter with
Misses Estella and Nellie Bartlett.
Danforth j. Manchester and wife left
last week for their winter home in st,
Petersburg, Fla.
Charles Bunker, wife and son James
left last week for Lewiston, for the
winter.
Bradford Herriek and Roger Branscom
recently returned from a hunting trip A
Amherst.
Mrs. Susie Jordan has returned to
Portland, after few days here She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Maths
Perry, who will spend the winter with
her.
Miss Marion Driscoll, who has spent
several months with her sister, Mrs. Rae
Graves. recently returned to her home in
Rumford.
The many friends of Forrest Mason
Mecha ME Falls, were glad to see him in
town re Gently. Mr.. Mason was at one
time the superintendent OF the Neigh bor-
hood House.
Nov. 8. 1919
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The Black sloop Attached

A civil suit to recover some portion OF
the losses sustained by the fremont
savings bank when that institution was
burglarized few weeks ago, has been
instituted at Rocklsnd with the seizure
of the forty-foot auxiliary sloop belong
ing to Charles NJ. Goodwin.
1t is alleged that Goodwin is one OF the
men who escaped after the burglary was
committed, and that his sloop was used
in making away with the loot.
country vide search is still being made
for him.
The bank brings suit against Goodwin
in the sum of 5000. The sloop, which
is valued at about $500, has been in the
custody of the officers for some time.
The case is returnsble at the January
term Of supreme court in Knox county.
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MOTTO. OF FoREoLosURE.

yUHEREAs Andrew P. Jordan, tof *
w Of Ellsworth, Hancock county IS
of Maine. now residing at berlln aid
Hampshire. by his mortgage oeeu IA.
November Q, 1897. aud recorded in me SoVi
ais, page 222. conveyed to HancocS .sanirsi
Savings Bank, q corporation duly oi an6
and existing under the laws OF Mninsss Of
having an established place OF ous'c Certain
Ellsworth, Hancock county, Maine, "A ELS
lot or parcel OF land situated IN 50 tollows
worth and bounded and described 80 eorpsi
to wit: Beginning at the nort5we 81 aenrl
az the homestead. now or formerly o. n,s wes
E MAYO. thence south on SAID MsyO,merlI
line * ave rods, more or less, 10 land ~, rods
Of Dayio Eaton; thence west (s) thtes mort
more or less to Hancock street, thence street
nn the line of Hancock street to Elm n;ns th
and thence 10 place Of beginning, oet ar less
rectangular corner lot. ave rods. d mer' more
iass on Film street. Together with asit;ou o
,ngs thereon; and whereas the conu t there
said mortgage has been broken, nov, ditiOI
sora Nv reason of the breach OF the Bspl
thereof. said Hancock County saw SAVE
cIain,s a foreclosure of said mortgase BAsK.
HANcooE COUNTY sAV:ssF Giles.
Byits attorney. Lynwood f.
Ellsworth, Oct. "a, 1919
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LfgaI Notifies.
PROBATE NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN appointments have been made by the
Probate Court within and for the county OF
Hancock, State of Maine:
Jeremiah G. Hamor, late OF Bar Harbor. in
said county, deceased. @. Arthur Liscomb
and Leonard A. Austin, both OF said
Bar Hartor. appointed executors OF the last
will and testament of said deceased; date OF
qualification October Z, a. d. 1919.
Ruxby e. Beaton, late OF Bar Hsrbor, in said
county, deceased. X. Finley Beaton of said
Bar Harbor, appointed executor of the last
will and testament OF said deceased; date of
qualihcatioJ October 10, a. d. 1919.
Joseph H. Hale, late Of Bluehiil, in said
county, deceased. Forrest b. Snow of said
Bluehill, appointed administrator OF the es-
tate of said deceased; date OF qualification
October IS. 3. d. 1919.
Matilda A. Frost, late OF Mariaville, in said
county. deceased. Leslie .. Frost Of said
Mariaviile, appointed administrator OF the
estate OF said deceased; date of qualification
October 81, a. d. 1918.
Lucinda Manchester, late of Bar Harbor. in
said county, deceased. J. @. Manchester OF
said Bar Harbor, appointed administrator of
the estate OF said deceased; date of qualif-
cation October 10, q. d. 1919.
@. Raymond Joy, late of Bar Harbor, in
said county, deceased. Marion b. Joy OF said
Bar Harbor, appointed Administrative of the
estate OF said deceased; date of qualification
October Z, q. d. 1919.
Sidney L. Joyce, late of Swans Island, in
-
swans Island, appointed administrator of
the estate OF said deceased; date of qusliti-
cation October 7, q. d. 1918.
virs Z. Joyce. late OF swans Island, in said
county, deceased. Austin Joyce of said
Swans Island. appointed administrator OF
the estate of said deceased; date OF qualifi-
cation October Z, a. d. 1919.
Fountain Rodick, late of Bar Hsrbor, in
said county, deceased. David o, Rodick Of
said Bar Harbor, appointed special ad-
ministrator of the estate Of ssid deceased;
date Of qualification October 10. a. d. 1919.
George W. Newman, late of Bar Harbor, in
said county, deceased. Thomas Searls o.
said Bar Harbor. appointed special admins
TRAITOR OF the estate bf said deceased; date of
qualification october 81, a, d. 1919
Willard F. Young, late OF urry, in said
county, deceased. Berthe A. Young of said
Surry, appointed administrator OF the estate
of said deceased; date Of qualification Octo-
Der 10, a. d. 1919
Dated at Ellsworth. in said county, this
twenty ninth day Of October, a. d. 1919.
CLARA E. MuLLAs. Acting Register.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

WHEREAS Robert II. Bennett then OF
w Eden. now Bar Harbor, county OF Han
dated October 4. a. d. 1912 and recorded in
Hancock county registry of deeds book ss7,
PAGE 49, conveyed to Bertha D. BEN
nett, then of Augusta. Kennebec county
Maine now OF Scituate. Plymouth county
Massachusetts, q certain lot OF parcel Of
land situated in the village of Bar Harbor,
described as follows, 10 wit: Beginning al a
piece of iron pipe driven in the ground in
the soathern side of Mount Desert street and
at the northe asst corner OF land of J. G. Man
chester; thence south seventy seven I77) de
grees. NO minutes east. but everywhere fol-
lowing the southern side line OF said Mount
Desert street seventy-ohe feet (7l) ntne
inches 10 10 q piece of iron pipe driven in
the ground to q point where Ansory Lane in
tersects Mount Desert street: thence south
ght tsl degrees, no minutes west but every.
where following the west side line of said
moIy Lane three hundred ninety -one
t>sI) feet TO piece OF iron pipe set 4 the
grees, DO minutes west seventy one feet
7i), nine inches (sl to a piece OF iron pipe
set in the ground; thence north eighty. three
ssl degrees, no minutes west seventy one
feet IN, nine inches 10 piece OF iron pipe
driven in the ground in eastern lire OF said
lot OF j. O. Manchester; thence north eight
drgrees (sl, no minutes east but everywhere
following the eastern line OF said J. G. Man
chester three hundred and ninety eight (sss)
rect 10 the place OF beginning, together with
all the buildings on said lot. Said property
being known as the Parker cottages. And
whereas the said Bertha II. Bennett by her
deed Of assignment dated October /, a. d.
1919, and recorded in said Hancock county
registry of deeds in book SAT, page 49, as
signed and conveyed to me, the Undersigned
Bert ID. Bennett of Bucksport, Hancock
county. Maine, all her right, title and in
terest In said mortgage deed and the debt
thereby secured, and whereas the condition
OF said mt rtgage has been and now remains
broken, nowtherefore, by reason OF the breach
OF The condition thereof, / claim q fore
closure of said mortgage and give this notice
for that purpose.
BERT II. BENNETT.
By t. II. Smith. his atty,
Bucksport, Maine, October 80. 1919.
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OTIS.

Eben Salisbury, wife and little daugh-
ter were visitors in Bangor over Thurs
day night.
Ralph Lally, wife and baby daughter
visited his sister, Mrs. Crosby, OF Great
Pond, last week.
The fall term OF school, taught by Miss
Havey of Sullivan, will close after another
week for vacation OF two weeks.
A small, wounded bear was captured
last week by an Otter Creek hunting
party in the pasture near the Warren
farm.
The Boy Scouts Who came up from Bar
Hsrbor last Tuesday, housed at the
Jeliison camps in company with other
Bar Harbor young men.
The grange dance at the new hall in
Msrisville last Wednesday night was not
so largely attended as expected. An ex-
cellent supper was served.
A chicken dinner WAS served at the
Grover place in honor of many out-of-
town friends, of E. l.. Grover and wife,
who assembled there Sunday.
Nov. 3. DAVIS.
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In the Senate the other day Sena-
tor Myers of Montana, a democrat,
declared that 500, 900 coal miners, a
majority of them ignorant, illiterate
foreigners, have the 1Os, OO0,O 900 citi-
zens of the United States on their
knees. The steel strike also has shown
the same preponderance of foreign
ers, easily led by designing agitators
and Bolshevists. 1t is time something
was done. The Senate committee on
education and labor has reported a
bill to Americanize foreign-born citi-
zens by compulsory education. The
United States has recently demon
strated what it can do in the way of
military training on a large scale.
Why not substitute for these train
ing camps immense detention camps
at which every immigrant entering
this country shall be subjected to a
compulsory course in Americanism
OF SIX months or year? The
diplomas might be in the form of first
papers for citizenship. 1t would be a
great place for wedding out undesir.
ables.
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legal Nutts,s
sHERIFF,s s.,.

sHbhifF's SALE.
TATE OF MAINE.
TAKEN on this 22d day q, nNe0cR S.
= 1919 upon an execution abet,
th q, s,s issued on Judgment renS. Aptl
said county OF Hancock at tbs pa cour X
court, begun and held at Blnssirm Of ss
hancock county, on the fourth NJ In ~
reorusry, 3. d. 1919. which said iuasuuesdsY y
50 rendered February rs, a. a. ls,s sment n.
Judgment and execution the 90, In wh,s
Power and Heating COMPANY .ine Lish
under the laws OF said State OF MAJ poratos
pace OF business at Castine, in = ihayia,
cock county, is creditor, and ssen Hss
Parsons OF said Castine is dehtor 0eofse )
execution in favor OF said Ga,,s sno whIel
Power and Heating Companv aaas LII,
said George q. Parsons for che sum mug =, assISs
aour ooiiais and eighty cents, debt !hlry,
age, ana eight dollars and ninety. s;.ST dan.
costs OF suit together with fifteen nssla cent,
Tor SAID execu ion writ, runs es.ae nors
goods and estate Of said George Esssat ths
the following real estate as the prnsNrs;
part in common and undivided a, Nesh
lot or parcel OF land with buildinss eraa I
know as Wfnona Camp sitnataS NeasA
moosook Lake. so called In The ,os % |
lana, IN ssid county OF Hancock, and ~.
witt ioiloSl IA
Beginning at medium. sizad -
the shore OF Alsmoosook Iako Ioek o.
essteriy from line OF land now or toy let
Elijah Emerson; thence north ss5 m,netly \
twelve rods to an iron rod PLACED west
this bound; thence north SO M 80. 70 man
rods to similar bound; thence soa,. eleVsi
east eighteen rods to the shore ~ w, SE
thence westerly by the shore O, az Ssi1 AXE
the place of beginning eontaininS "a axe
more or less. one acr
Excepting and reserving hoxsu
portion OF said premises hereinsbH 8
scribed, hfty-five feet wide on he I'VE DE-
said lake described as couyeyad 70 more pfe q
Hutchins OF Boston by said aoWa't
others by deeds acknowledge a 800 AID
1903, and recorded August "a. 1soo saS
registry of deeds for said county a. a.. ~ ias
In book 49,, page ls2, to which dss5 S,a'oss
Hutchfns express reference is ~ ~ ad
particular description. A"'e io
And shall at public auction sal. 49,.
Office of Hale Il Hamiin In Ellsworth ~ ~ ~,
county of Hancock, on SATURDAY 80, ny
day OF November q. d. 1919. a, 'ue q
O'Clock in the forenoon. to satisfy s.;s s't'
cution and incidental charges. sell ssIa ea.
estate taken on execution as Afoyssaia ~
all the right, title and interest which ~ Aa
George h. Parsons has in and TO the s.ms "A
WARD W. wRscorT
ShenH
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ELUEHuL FALLS.

The community is saddened by she
death OF Mrs. Brooks Gray on Oct. II. She
was woman OF stong religious principles,
and will be sadly missed in the Sussday
school and pr yer meetings. She leaves,
besides her husband, one son, Cecil, Of
south Btnehill, four sisters, Mrs. Belle A.
Wood, Mrs. A. r. Conary and Miss Mamie
Candage OF this place and Mrs. irving
Candage OF Sedgwick, and one bsot her,
Bert Candage Of Dorchester, Mass.
Funeral services were held at the home.
There were many beautiful floral
offerings.
Nov. 8. SPEC
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