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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

BLY, WAR SAVINGS STAMF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
chronio Constipation.

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and pleasant to take ana mos III, Ie For
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uANT FrRsr PAPERS

Joseph FabCl, Jr., an AustTAn ny
birth, appeared before United States
Clerk John II. Conrad THIS morning ana
nadr annljcation for his first citizen
shin papers. He is 2" years old and has
resided in this country since 1882.
Christodolos Stefani and Nicoio Kate
RIMS, two Greek mllworkers. also
made applications for citizcnshir pa
nnrs Stefini is years old AID Kate
RIMS is IS. Both came from the Island
of Rodi and have been in the United
States for a number Of years. They
reside at 2409 Market street;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-07-21

Alden X. Hasiam, lifelong resident
OF waltham and one of the most promi-
aeut citizens OF the town, died suddenly
Sunday. at the age of sixty-seven years.
AR Haslam was working on his farm
sunday morning when he suffered a
shock. and died the same evening. He
was in Ellsworth on his regular trip
aturday-
Mr. Haslam was born in Waltham. a
son OF the late Jefferson Haslam. He
had held many offices in the town. and
WIS town clerk and member Of the
board of seiectmen at his death. He
had many friends in Ellsworth, where
he had been coming tor years with
farm produce. He leaves enc son, Ray
rord OF Machias. and daughter. Mrs.
Josephine Martin cf WalthRm, Mass.
His wife died several years ago,
The funeral was held this afternoon.
Rev. r. n, ssathews OF Ellsworth oftici-
ating
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West Franklin.

The following guests are at "'Tugwas-
sab Tepee," Buffers Point: Miss AIDE
laide Pybas. DR.. Harris Taylor. Miss
Mclaughlin of New York: Murray
Wheeler of Mobile Ala. Miss Katie
Fish of Scranton. Pa. Miss Jane MCGEE
of Kentucky. Mrs. F.. L. During of New
York and France. Mrs. Belle Mitchell
of Portland and Miss NJ Doughton of
North Carolina have been guests of
Mrs. w r, Butler.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Clark of Brewer.
with friends, spent the weekend at
Camp "Bide-a-Wee."
Bradbury & circuit have taken a con-
tract TO furnish stone for a bridge at
Perry.
at Henry wooster's.
Mrs. Rosilla Billings is i'll at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Wooster.
at South Bay.
Mrs. Clyde Clark is spending few
days with her husband who is steward
on the yacht Alert.
Harry Clark and Lloyd Durham are
working for the Bangor Motor Co. at
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Carroll Clark and child. of SOM
erville, Mass. are visiting Mrs. Clark's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Clark.
Miss Ruth Parslow OF Portsmouth. n.
H.. is visiting her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Goodwin.
Mrs. Goldle Robbins has employment
at Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Smith and two
children. and Mr.. Smiths parents, of
Orrington, were Sunday visitors at the
home OF Mrs. Ella Hardlson.
Mrs BERTHE Coomhs was called to
BluehiH by the illness OF her daughter,
Mrs. Gale Hinckley.
Mrs, Della Ryder has gone to Seal
Harbor to work for Mrs. Lena Camp
bell.
Carl stratton OF waltham. Mass, Wis
tied his cousin. Henry Hutchins. last
week
July IL. Echo
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Mr. Hersey, wife and son Carl were
recent guests of A. F. Whitaker and
wife, on their way to their summer
home in Pembroke.
Mrs. Charles Hodgkins. jr.. and little
daughter, Jane Harrington, are guests
of Mrs. Charles Hodgkins.
DIR. Clarence King and wife of Boston
are visiting his mother. Mrs. c. c. King
Mrs. John Linscott of Portland is
with her mother. Mrs. Jennie King.
Miss Olive Coolidge was greatly sur
prised, on returning from an automo-
bile ride Friday evening, to find about
hundred of her friends gathered at
the grange hall prepared to shower"
her.
Mrs. Sumner Foster and two daugh-
ters ere with her parents, c. A. Rey-
nolds and wife,
Herbert Hodgkins. Jr.. and wife have
returned to Glen Falls n Y. where
they viii make their home.
Miss Airline Holt of Hancock is with
her cousin. Miss Helen Hodgkins. Miss
Katherine Holt was with her last week,
July 10. r.
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Mrs. Cavalier and Miss Louise Gam
bier are at the Gambler cottage near
Torreys beach.
Miss Pingree is occupying one of the
Lindsay cottages.
Prof. -dohler and family of Carlisle
Pa. are enjoying the summer at their
farm.
C. S. Downing of Augusta came to
town by motor-boat from Northeast
Harbor on Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. Insz Ames and son Max of
Somerville, Mass, are at the home of
Eugene Rowe.
Mrs. C. r. Bennett and son Stephen Of
Worcester. Mass. are boarding with
Mrs Essie Joyce.
Capt. and Mrs. Emery Joyce have re-
turned from Portland. Capt Joyce will
take parties sailing in his sloop.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Loughlin of
Damariscotta recently spent few days
at Rose Hill Farm. DIR, Loughlin is
district health officer, and has been Of
fcially inspecting health conditions
in the island towns along the coast of
Lincoln. Knox and Hancock countless
Mrs. Ida Norwood and son Eugene
have just returned home from South
west Harbor.
The stable and garage and woodshed
Of DR.. Gage were destroyed by fire
while the doctor was attending the
| medical convention in Augusta. His
| automobile. wagons, sleigh and access
sories were all lost.
Mrs. Sarah Leyden is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Kent.
Mr.. Moreau of Worcester. Mass is
spending the summer at Everett
Kent's.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Saeger have re-
turned from Canada, and will occupy
| the house of Merton Staples at Mack
| erel Cove.
Mrs. Ethel Harmon of Boston is Wis
| iting Mrs. Adelbert Torrey.
H, NJ, Stephens and family from Car
| Isle, Pa. are spending their vacation
at their cottage.
The "Crustacean" has returned, and
is now taking Holsters at the moorings.
July 10 G.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS
(continued from Page l..

thirty-nine feet, with an estimated en-
silage capacity sufficient for fifty cows
lso days. Mr.. Thorsen intends to build
large wing on the eastern side of
this barn, and greatly increase the size
OF his herd
Interested and interesting visitors to
Ellsworth this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arno w. Glidden of North Abingdon,
Mass, who were married here fifty
years ago, and visited here for the first
time since that day, as golden we'd
ding trip. They were accompanied by
son and daughter. arriving Saturday,
and remaining over Sunday the ami
versary day. They have another son,
located in South America Mr.. Glidden
was born In Ellsworth seyenty-four
years ago. He was learning the print
ing trade in The Ellsworth American
office when the Civil war broke out.
and he enlisted. When he returned in
1855. he finished his trade, and for
year was foreman of The American Of
flee. From here he went to Aroostook
county. where he published paper for
few years. and then went to Massa-
chusetts. Mrs. Glidden was also an
Ellsworth woman. Miss Alma Tinker,
whose home was on the Surry road.
She was also employed IN The Ameri-
can office, and 1t was in this office that
the romance of more than fifty years
had its beginning. Mr. Glidden's
father was proprietor of the old Els
worth House sixty-fve years ago. Be-
fore coming here Mr.. Glidden made out
| list of names he could recall of
! friends and associates of his boyhood
here. whom he wished to look up He
had lilo names on this list he found
just nine of them. All the others are
dead or have moved away
Dirigo theatre will be the name of
| the new picture house to be built on
| the site of waverly hall and the
| Forsyth building. The name will per-
| petuste one of the several names by
| which the larger of the two buildings
has at various times in its history been
known, From the fact that the Dirigo
| club for several years occupied the Sec
ond floor of the building. it has some
| times been called Dirigo hall. Now il
will be Dirigo theatre. The Dirigo
Theatre Co. has been Incorporated. and
| this week will take over title to the
property. Plans for the remodelling of
| the buildings have been completed by
/ Milton W. Stratton of Bar Harbor, and
work will begin at once. under the
| supervision of Frank r. Moore An
| order has already been placed with the
! Ellsworth Foundry X Machine Works
| for the steel trusses that will support
the roof. The building viii be els feet
| wide and 1876 long. Plans of the
| front elevation show a simple but at
| tractlve design. There will be four
connecting doors at the entrance In the
/ middle front. opening directly on the
ticket booth. with roomy Hobbies at
right and left. At the left of the en-
trance win be toilet rooms. and at the
right an Office. There win be three
blocks OF seats. with two aisles. The
floor will be absolutely clear of posts or
other distractions to the view There
win be 504 seats. Exits viii be pro-
vided on all four sides of the building.
Hugh Campbell has already been en-
gagged as operator, while his wife will
| be in the ticket booth.
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Lafayette national park, and climbed
Dry mountain, making the ascent.
which they were advised would take
over an hour in thirty-three minutes.
They descended by the ladder trail in
twenty-five minutes. and, returning TO
Bar Harbor. got ride on truck back
TO Ellsworth.
Miss Esther Williams. secretary to
Prof. Charles r. BeIlatty. visited the
high school where classes were going
on yesterday. Miss Williams arrived
from Boston by automobile.
regular business meeting of the
csrry-on club was held in the mess
han directly after supper last Thursday
evening, presided over by the club
president, James G. Walsh. Business
transactions and plans for the baseball
team and the coming social affairs were
discussed.
Nearly forty were present at the
elam-bake and picnic given Sunday at
Contention Cove by the Bellattys.
Several of the students. summer resi-
dents at the Cove. and others from
quite n distanee around were present.
Alan Miller and Frederick Child.
students at the school. have transported
TO Contention Cove and erected one OF
the army tents from Blacks field, with
equipment. with the idea that students
visiting the Cove can have accommoda-
lions for staying over night IL desired
The camp Is engaged quite time
ahead for Wednesday and weekend
trips by different groups of students.
Besides the lightweight students Of
the federal board for vocational edu-
cation at the Ellsworth summer SEES
sion. i3s new federal board students
have been enrolled at the b. U. College
of Business Administration to begin
their training in Boston with the
September opening of the regular ses-
sion,
Prof. c e. Bellatty. Frank H. Horri-
gan, George V. Davis and James w.
Porter were guests of w, H. Titus at
his Patten pond camp Sunday. Davis
/ was high line. landing three-pound
/ salmon. while Horrigan landed three
/ handsome trout. Some one says Porter
spilled the beans" on his way to camp
/ Saturday night, which accounts for his
/ hard luck fishing.
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Echo. .

Andrew Carter of Pretty Marsh has
purchased the property Of the late Mrs.
D. w. Mckay.
William P, Keith has purchased the
real estate of Capt. Leroy r. Walls.
Mrs. Lula Lurvey and little son
Lowell are visiting Mrs. Lurvey's
daughter. Mrs. Vida Walls. at otter
Creek.
Miss Sarah Hadley is employed at
Mrs. Afdon Emery's. Mrs. Emery is
slightly improved in health.
Mrs Susie Gilbert, who has been very
III of an abscess In the throat, is much
better.
Mrs. Adelma Joy and Mrs John Whit
more OF Northeast Harbor were the
guests OF Mrs. J. Lee Fogg last week.
Harry Leighton and Miss Elizabeth
Duekworth of lawrence. Mass, were
married Thursday evening at the home
OF the groom's uncle, 5. L. Leighton.
Miss Dora Leighton, cousin Of the
groom. was bridesmaid and Frederick
Hadley was best man. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr. Soaring of
Huits cove. Mr. and Mrs Leighton
left Saturday for Lawrence.
July 49, NJ
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BASEBALL.
Ellsworth Wins and Loses During the
Past Week

The Ellsworth A. A. baseball team
defeated Cherrytield a. A. at wyman
park last Wednesday afternoon. and on
Saturday lost to the Easterns OF BAN
gor.
Wednesdays game with CherrYfield
was won by Ellsworth by the score of
"a. Eaton pitched a good game for
Ellsworth. allowing but FIVE scattered
hits, though striking out but six men.
King Of Cherryfleld had one the better
OF him on strike-outs. but was hit
safely twelve times, The summary;
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of tae ear.
There is only one way TO cure catarrhal
deafness, and that is by a constitu-
tional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is
caused by an infiamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube Is infiamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when II Is entirely closed. Deafness
5 the result. Unless the Inflammation
san be reduced and this tube restored
TO its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever. Many cases of deaf
ness are caused by catarrh, which is an
inAamed condition OF the mucous sur
faces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts
through the blood on the mucous sur
"a ~ss Of the system.
We wil give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that
sannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Medicine. Circulars free All Drug
glsts Use.
f. ]. CHENEY CO, Toledo. o.
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SUMMER SCHOOL.
hassworth Receptions TO stadents--a.s..
ball and Mates


students OF the Boston trnlvars,tv
summer school were given their ~.
hciai welcome to Ellsworth Nrora,,,
evening. when public recentiop ma
dance, under the auspices Of ,hs boarS
Of trade. took place in Hanrac, hat,
Itaeticaily every student OF the school
present and the townspeople
turned out In large numbers.
Inc welcome held at this time be.
saose Of the Inconvenience of previous
uates' Was an unqualified success. MANY
OF the federal board men exnrasssd
aeep appreciation for the welcome 49,
corded them by the city. while riIs.
worth people were equally pleased win
the opportunity to meet the ex-servlce
men 'ioe
tnaer direction of the entertainments
committee OF the board Of trade tha
analr was we'll carried out Forn,a !
proceedings were dispensed with and
tollowing an address of welcome bv NJ
= Mct'own. chairman OF the committee
uAneihg began at once. lasting from Q
TO l o'clock.
The entertainment committee -
charge OF the affair was composed orr
T. McGown. chairman. c. II. Leland. 4
). Donovan. NJ, /. Adams. r. F. Rob,n-
son, @. $. Foster C. p. Smith and A. n
PARKER. -
fhat the public welcome was the best
time they had enjoyed since reaching
Ellsworth was the verdict OF the ex-
service men.
More than thirty students of the
Boston university summer session tools
the trip to Seal Harbor Saturday when
the baseball team of the Carry-ou club
the organization of ex-seryice men. met
the Seal Harbor nine. defeating them
10 to s.
Leaving Ellsworth postof'ice about 2
O'Clock Saturday afternoon in four
touring cars and a large truck. the
boys had an enjoyable trip to the scene
OF the diamond battle and rooted lust
lily for their team throughout the some
what loosely played game.
Al times bits of snappy work char.
aetsrized the play of both sides, but on
the whole the brand Of baseball exhib.
lted was not brilliant.
Leaving Seal Harhor about 6 o'clork
Saturday afternoon. tho men returned
~ 'AS"VteA ~ uiHere0t routes, the
majority going TO Bar Harbor on this
return trip. While there. the run was
made 10 slsur de Monts spring at tbs
foot OF Dry mountain. where some OF
tAe boys inscribed their names in tht
register Of visitors and sampled the
water az the spring.
on the return one OF the cars suf.
1 fsrsd tire trouble and was much de.
layed in reaching Ellsworth.
summary OF the game:
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MARRIED.


BUNK ER-BEATTIE Winter Har-
bor,July IA, by Rev. c. l. Ramsey,
Miss Doris Bunker of Boston to
James A. Beattie of Louisville, Ky.
EMRO-PARTRIDG Bath, July
3. by Rev. S. A. Evans, Miss Virginia
NJ Emro of Augusta to Edwin G..
Partridge of Orland
FARRELL--GOGGIN Brooklyn, N.
y, July Is, by Rev FIR. Cherry, Miss
Mary A. Farrell of New York to
George f. Goggins, formerly of ELS
worth.
SARGENT = WILLIAMS At Winter
Harbor. July 10. by Rev Charles l.
Ramsey Miss Minnie w. Sargent of
West Gouldsboro to Chester Williams
of Franklin.
MAN-PATTEN-At South Pc
nobscot, July IT, by Rev. Chester A.
Smith, Mrs. Leila snowman to Free
mont Patten. both of Orland.
VARNUM-WE NTWORTH-At Bucks
port, July 49, by Rev. William
Forsyth Mrs. Mildred L. varnum to
Clarence NJ. Wentworth, beth Of
Bucksport.
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STATE OF MAINE.


d, probate court held al Ellsworth.
H. ~ tor Sale County of Hancock. on
an III e,s1f tsenth lay OF July in the year
snS Lord oEe thousand nine hundred
a. ,sHsIty. being an adjourned session
court, AS-e NshN " '@'N
h. certain instrument purporting to
r... copy OF TIE last viii and tesla
on OF y. Hall Mccormick. late OF
p.et@so' Illinois. deceased and OF the
SuiS thereof in said state OF Illinois,
sen, auth snticated, having been pre-
saIa q % the Judge % probate for our
pssa county % Hancock for the pur-
cora ~ beiag allowed. filed and re-
Connsu m probate court OF our said
tes,ny oI Hancock. and for letters
corr,lasni - 70 issue 20 Robert II Me-
spre,iss arst giving bont without
decesss.. 9ussteN II ths NtH y 80"
~ rider c That notice thereof be
Teh persons rferested therein.
", pubi lE a copy o this order three
Amas sgively Ii the Ellsworth
veslel newspaper printed at Els
NJ .t' a County df Hancock, prior
fas. Wy rd day on August. A. -.
con-. tNey may appear al probate
sS4 be held at Ellsworth. In
80 TO- County or Hancock, at
800 eloc the forenoon. and show
sarsA " they have, against the
BERTRAND f. CLARK
Judge OF Probate.
Attest RoaEHT r. KING,
Register,
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ELLSWORTH.

Two-base hit, p. King. Struck out
Wy Eaton. 6; by King. :. Base on balls,
on king2,
The score OF Saturdays game was 81
ia favor Of the Easterns. II should
have been closer. The breaks" came
bad for Ellsworth. and errors came at
costly times, though the home team
had no more of them than the visitors.
The Easterns put the game on ice in
the FIRST inning. with two hits. sacri-
iice,and an error by Ellsworth that was
responsible for three runs. The sum-
mary
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DIED.

DESlSLE--At Lamoine. July q, William
+. DssIsle aged 10 years. months
HAsL.AM@-At Waltham. July Is, Alden
Il. Haslam, aged 81 years.
SlBLEY-At Brookline, Mass, June Is,
Mrs. Dianthe Sibley formerly of
North Brooklin, aged rs years.
SOMES-At Mount Desert. July 10,
Mrs. Clara f. Somes, aged II years,
10 months, 10 days.
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As the guests OF l. G.. Moore. the
Dr. ggist. more than A.teea summer
school students spent Sunday sailing
Union River bay on the l.orelr..
The men were carried TO Contention
Cove before : c'cio-k Sunday morning
- billy" &oore and as soon as all
were aboard. an early start was made,
capt Moore started out bound for
nowhere ia particular" as ne ex-
pressed Il. and the Lorelei was
handled during the greater part Of the
trip by different atudents. After run
ming as far as Bluehill point, the
L.orrlei Was anchored and some OF the
students went ashore. others fished,
and several dove in for a swim. Lunch
was served aboard the I.orelel.
Sailing back before the wind, the
Lorclei reached Contention Cove about
p. m. Every member OF the party ap-
prpeiated the hospitality Of Capt.
Moore. and was grateful fer the de-
iighttui day.
Those aboard for the trip were Mr..
Moore billy" Moore Edward H.
Hershey Ernest J. Boucher Edward Fl,
Duny. Victor y. Greene, Raymond F.
Rostwick stephen n. TolaHd. Victor w.
l.athrop. Joseph Il. Durand, George NJ.
Mccarthy. Joseph J. Hickey. Harry
Newmark. Leo V. Finnegan. Charles +.
Johnson. Donald N. Tracy aud Robert
f. Huse.
The dance which has been planned as
the first social event to be run by the
Boston University Canyon club will
be held rext Friday evening in Han
cock hall The best u:usic has been
secured for the AFFAIR. and the eS-ser-
vice men are expecting that large
crowd via be present.
That TIE students OF the summer
school are gifted with sense OF humor
10 Indicated by the story OF a certain
student who. ever since his arrival
here. has been awaiting the appear
ance Of several pairs of trousers
which "A friend was to forward to him
Immediately. At last, despairing Of re-
lief from the situation unless drastic
measures we're taken. he tsiegraphed
an urgent message which, according TO
M story. read Very tough existence
without trousers How about III
The raessag brought Ire desired
response, il IS said.
vagahcnding around the country
seems to be a pet avosatioa Of some OF
the summer school students, parSy
setting out last Saturday in the dlree-
80. az Bar Harbor, picked up ride on
passing truck. and drew up in Bar
sarbor In considerable style. After
seeing the sights OF the town Trey
gsgted the Sieur de Meats sprlpS n
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Two base hit, Dwyer. Stolen bases,
Kiah Struck out, by Wyman 6; by
MCPhee s. Base on balls off Wyman /;
on McPhee 9 Double plays Smith TO
Carter to Dwyer Carter to Dryer;
Stumcke to Lounder to Fortier. Sac
rifcc hits. Dryer +. Williams, Fortier.
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TWO base hlts, Htrsey, McCorry.
Henderson,. stolen bases. Hersey 2, Me-
Csrthy ,, McCorry ?. Henderson 2.
Dodge. Petty. Hit by pitchers. by Car
ter. L. by Thayer ?. Struck out by
Tbayer 2 McCorry 2. Carter 10. Bases
on halls by Thayer l. Carter /. Hits
on Thnyer. S tn innings. McCorry. l in
innings. Carter, Is tn . Innings