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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-24


Miss Sadie Martin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ethel Walton, in Seal
! Harbor.
The Brigham Hill grammar
school will give an entertainment at
the grange hall, East Sullivan,
Wednesday evening, Nov. "a.
AT the home of Mrs. Fred Orcutt
on Wednesday at 3 o'clock, Miss
Villa circuit and Peter c. earle of
Princeton were married by the Rev.
r. III. Moyle of Ellsworth, the double
ring service being used. The couple
was unattended. The bride is a
graduate of Sullivan high school,
class of Is, and of Aroostook State
normal school, in 1916. She has
been teaching in Rockville, Conn,
the past year. The groom is a gradu-
ate of Houlton business college, and
a prosperous farmer in Princeton,
where they will make their home.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. earle left for weeks
camping trip at Abrahams pond, go
ing from there to Princeton, where a
reception was given them Saturday
evening. They received many pretty
and useful gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. earle
will commence housekeeping soon on
the farm recently purchased by Mr..
Carrie. Best wishes are extended by
their many friends.
Thelma earle of Princeton was a
guest at the orcutt-Carle wedding.
The Wednesday club is making
preparations for Christmas sale.
NOV. Y. Phoebe"
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Franklin.


Rev. Mr.. Peterson preached at the
Baptist church Sunday.
George Crabtree and two sons of
Abbot recently visited his sister,
Mrs. Leslie Swan.
The ladies aid society will hold its
annual Christmas sale early in De-
cember.
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn is home from
Ogunquit, called here by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. Mary Crossley.
Mrs. Percy Homer and two young
daughters will move to Bangor for
the season as Mr.. Homer makes his
headquarters there in winter.
Postmaster Blaisdell has been out
OF doors the past week, and will soon
go to Bangor for an X-ray examina-
ton.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bunker are glad their visit to Con-
necticut resulted in a pleasure trip
only and they are back for the win
ter.
Mrs. Roy Fernald and daughter.
who have made an extended visit at
her former home in Midtown, ar
rived home last week.
Nov. %. r
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North RroOksviIIe

w. B. Sherwood and George Farris
have moved their families to Wash
burn.
Clarence Lymburner and wife
spent the weekend with Mrs. Lynn
burners mother at BROOKLYN.
Hannah Perkins has gone to
Brooksville to visit her son, Bentley
Grindle.
Ormand Staples spent last week
here with his family.
Leon Austin and wife have gone to
Cape Roster for the winter.
Lester Halves and Albert Snow are
home from Connecticut.
G. A. Appleby died Friday, Nov.
lS, aged sixty-eight years. Services
were held at the house Sunday. Rev.
Chester Smith of Penobseot officiat-
ing. Deceased leaves an aged
mother, widow and four children.
Bagaduce chapter, o. E. S., held a
special meeting Tuesday night for
the annual inspection by Mrs. Julia
A. Vickery, D. d. G. NJ. During a
social hour refreshments were
served.
Nov. %. q
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North Penobscot

Mrs. Crystal Hutchins returned
Tuesday night from Portland, where
sne mad been to meet her husband
an ofiicer on the steamship Craigs-
Homer Lowell had a finger of his
right hand badly pinched in his pillow
recently.
There seems to be little sale for
potatoes, and very little effort is be-
ing made to dispose of them. There
VIII be very little poultry wintered,
considerable stock has been sold at
very low prices. Pigs seem to be
Several deer have been shot in this
vicinity, though not so many as in
former years.
Grace Butler Montgomery. who
was recently married in Waterville.
mas returned with her husband to
ner nome there, after spending a few
Gays at her home here.
Eight cars of Christmas trees have
Deen cut in this vicinity and hauled
TO Bueksport for shipment. Consid-
cradle pulpwood has been hauled
through here from Bluehill.
Nov. is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-24

Dear Aunt Madge and NJ. BIS:
1t has been some time since 1 have
written. Will tell you of my summer
trip, although it will not be very in
teresting. How l wanted to meet you
at the reunion. could have gone IL
1t had been at Deer Isle. But therel
If 1 could not go to Mountain View"
had good view of the mountain.
My son, DR.. A. E. Small, and wife and
Buster" came down to visit his old
home, and took me back with them to
Bangor. We crossed the ferry--tvo
cars at time-to Sargentville; from
there to Sedgwick and Bluehill, and as
we passed the mountain took a good
look at it, although 1 can see il from
my home at Sunset, twenty miles away.
Then on to Penobscot. orland, Bucks
port. where we stopped for refresh
ments- Then through orrington to
Bangor.
July I attended the band concert
and in the evening Keith's theatre. We
had delightful drives out into the coun
try. Such large farms. lovely flower
gardens and shrubbery. all in blossom,
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Walthan,

The Helpsomehow club held a So
cable at the town hall, Nov. Is. for
the benefit of the cemetery fence.
Miss Isabelle A. Jordan and her
pupils gave part of the entertain
ment, which was greatly appreciated
The silhouettes of the noted men and
women of Waltham and the
misspelled fruits added much to the
amusement. The climax of all was
the cafeteria lunch.
Theron Haslam is spending his va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Haslam
Walter Colby, who was operated
upon for appendicitis, is gaining.
Mrs. Gertrude Crosby and family
here.
Mrs. Sadie Haslam is working for
H. w. Kingman.
Bangor. ~
.Elwood Archer of Brewer called ON
friends here Sunday.
Nov. %. n
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Dear NJ. B. Friends:

Dear N. B. Friends:
l had been getting uneasy about
Sadie, because we had missed hear
ing from her for long time; but she
has come to my help this week in a
way that will entertain many of you,
both by her letter and the poem on
"Mary's Little Lamb" which has
pleased me much.
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South Deer Isle,

School closed Friday, after a sue.
cessful term, taught by Mrs. Nettie l.
Stinson. Pupils who ranked 95 PEI
cent. and over for the entire term
Clyde Stinson, James Robbins. Mary
Saunders, Sadie Stinson. Raymond
Saunders, Ruth Saunders and Ken
meth Stinson. Perfect in attendance:
Ruth and Mary Saunders, Sadie,
Marjorie and Chester Stinson.
Wallace Stinson has gone to North
Haven to work.
Deward Davis. Howard Pierce and
Ed. Carman have gone to Surry.
hunting.
Miss Ethel Davis, who has been
teaching at North Deer Isle, has
closed her school and is home.
Wallace Stinson made a business
trip to Bath this week.
Nov. % L.
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NIariayilIe.

Marian, widow of Frank Jordan,
who for so many years had been a
sufferer, died Wednesday morning at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Morrison, where she was lovingly
and tenderly cared for, although no
relation to them. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
rison opened their doors and kindly
ministered to all her wants until the
end. The funeral was held at their
home, Rev. r.. II. Moyle of Ellsworth
officiating. She was buried under
the services of the grange, of which
she was faithful charter member.
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. Mrs. Jordan will be
greatly missed. she and her husband
were ever ready to help the sick and
suffering
Mr.. Croker has moved his family
into the Philbrook house. Mr..
Croker will work for Clarence
Brewer.
Nov. %. f.
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and mix well, then add to dry in
gradients, beat thoroughly, bake in
loaf in slow oven forty to fifty
minutes.--Ann.
Breakfast Muffins-One egg, /
tablespoonful sugar, / tablespoon
melted butter. / cup sweet milk,
pinch of salt, 4 cups -four, even
teaspoon baking powder.--Ann.
Brownies-One-hal cup butter
and two squares of Bakers chocolate
melted together, cup sugar, u cup
flour, 2 eggs, l cup chopped nuts,
pinch of salt Spread in baker pan.
When done cut in squares. De-
Hcious.-Ann.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-24

and such extensive strawberry fieldsl
Then there were days down at Hamp-
den, where they have a delightful cot
tage on the rivers bank and a lovely
garden where the Doctor does the work
and his good wife does the planning
while / lie in the hammock and doze
over the latest Post.
One Sunday morning we started for
Camden-the Doctor, Mrs. Doctor and
I her sister, who is never left behind
On our way to Camden we passed
through Hampden, Winterport, Frank
fort, Prospect Searsport. Arrived in
time to partake of a bountiful dinner,
to which we did full justice after our
ride of 1fty-eight miles. While in
Camden we motored to Lincolnville
to visit an old friend living out there
who is an invalid. The road is a turn
pike around the border of beautiful
Megunticook lake-a delightful drive
On the boundary line of Warren C.
Benson's garden has stood, no one
knows how long (probably 1t was one
of the original forest trees), an oak
tree. 1t may have been one hundred,
and might have been a thousand years.
Its trunk has been home for the bees
no one knows how long. 1t has been
laid low only stump and a big pile
of wood remain. The owner died, and
it fell into other hands last spring
Before time for the bees to withdraw
they tackled piece of woven wire over
the orifice. 1t took two men quite a
while to saw it down. The trunk was
nothing but she'll A large quantity
of honey and dead bees were in it,
1t measured 1872 inches around the
stump.
After three weeks in Camden, I re-
turned home by way of Rockland boat,
accompanied by my daughter, Mrs w.
E. Easton, and was met at the wharf
in Stonington by the smiling faces of
son and grandson.
Sadie"
1t really seems to me, Sadie. that
l have taken this trip with you as /
followed your description of your
outing. l wish all our NJ. BIS real
lied how much pleasure it gives us
to have particulars of their trips and
visits, and the interesting things they
see and discover.
l do not forget that the annual
feast day of the year is at hand. 1t
brings, as other holidays do, to diff
ferent persons visions of joy or of
loss, according to the memories of
the past. For all, may there be rays
of brightness.
Peanut Butter Bread-Two cups
-four, 4 teaspoons baking powder.
teaspoon salt, ~ cup sugar, / cup
milk, 2-3 cup peanut butter. Sift
flour, baking powder, sugar and salt
together, add peanut butter to milk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-24
South surrr

last week. me buck
Leon Tate of Ellsworth v,.
family. expects to spend H. @leh his
with Everard Young, IL winter
Clifford Coggins ana Fra
den have gone to Brool- iiglleis Har-
''o o a1,enq p { school Of dentistry = T.
r ollye Bonsey is preparing to ..
Boston for the winter W 80 to
~, owing i II, to the illness Of the taao.
MISS Blilington, there was M ,' sol,
at the Corner last week "o school
Bids VIII now be consideroa
l ,. man route at South Surrv Ior
july $40, to July. 1924. An i tGnI
must be in by January al dds
Nov. %. "r
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MUTUAL BENEFIT COLUMN.
Edited by aAunt Maage.v
Morro:-HELpFUL AND HOPEFUL

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succinctly stated in the title and motto
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to be helpful and hopeful Being for
the common good IL is for the common
use--a public servant, a puryeyor of
Information and suggestions, a medium
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pacity 1t solicits communications, and
Its success depends largely on the sup
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munications must be signed but the
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Address all communications to The
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For any itchiness of the skin. for
Skin rashes, chap. pimples, etc try
Doan's Ointment. Sec at all drug
stores.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-24
MARYs LITTLE LAMB.
a Hardy Perennial.)


The Post suggests Gin Limericl<l that
Mary's lamb is dead and as a fitting
tribute some kind words should be said.
This lamb outlived its usefulness some
fifty years ago, but Mary has supported
il because she loved II So AS Mary
has been growing old and what was
once joy, like little lambs a-frisking
round, does now her peace annoy. For
when a lamb of age matured (say
fifty years or more) becomes trifie
risky, it's, at Mary's age, bore.
Thus Mary reasoned in this way,
Since meats are all so high, it seems
to me fitting time that my old lamb
should die. She took il to the market
place where presently she found this
lamb of more than fifty years brought
forty cents pound. The price seemed
high and Mary thought she had re-
ceived enough, considering that any
lamb of this ones age was tough The
market man was also pleased and sold
it as spring" lamb, Tho where the
spring" comes in on this is hard to
understand.
LoNvoY.
You cannot put the kibosh on our
Mary's little lamb Twill live like
Jackie Horner and his pie full of plum
jam-immortal, like the woman old
who lived within a shoe, and all the
other ancient rhymes forever fresh and
new. Our Mary's pet may be retailed
as spring" lamb, if you will, but that
lambs spirit in our memories will
hnger longer still. I tell you sirs, you
waste your time-you cannot kill the
thing: forth it has sprung for countless
springs, and next spring forth twill
spring.
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til Masia, &in Rcg9io % Gorrarn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

fane plDnoret ariiti 6rnu, ilen oct.(
'tiiloc bapc iilnoct Sieo / @egpnoe.,
len al Warts.
i Ninmc.
Set Ter life ND I'll at ppre pioere
ln9gellgc Silitanoc / Gabrielle o'9ln.
rll,jloa gp belcr, e'ter buoo oct
fren'soar al Ell Berger Eetition til
rel l~adfalote "Natlonol HegjerirG'
| 6lltuc. Get crflprcs hcri of man
op I'll 'i0Itlebcn September nprcot
tore Sorbanbniuger til o'annuliiu,
men at oisle or bIet ~Isrgelig %ifuiiet.
"Sllime CT bet reoltceret I'll Ell
Sn'tena Snle", bcoer oct pioerc, "er
oobent Self for ole Slags Sorbrp-
fellcr oa llGrllgheo. @cle gpel.
trGler UNDER slogct al ct abiuro Stu-
re, FIN goofienot al cit Grippe iloll-
'porllge aiGItringcr, Iom cr b'9lu-
%lliun6tos Serrer % @teitrc, oe ionl
ierrorllerer ale mco line Golfe %
@dano9ranater og Srllilcr ON gr.
ret, o9. ionl hor giort ole Grligc
9orgerc til Slopcr."
Set erflGrea bcrpaa, at Hepcri,
Spcrralo o. Qlunoring al pripatc
0nle ~Iorc9nnr bpcr Zinc. gorger.
ne er life lGllgcr trpgge / inc e9ne
@Ienl. : Soritrocrnc mac 0olf,
'ont eler eli SEQ, Ia oel ino / inc So.
pepGrcIIe r, cIlera bllr Den itiaalet.
Oontlc @orgerc, ionn bar boet i
Slime belle lit Sip, blir oaglig for
orepct ira fine @jcm for at ifoff4
FlaoS for o'Nnmun5io5 Solbntcr,
lom beltaar al l}af ira ale aar,ter al
europa, 2pifcrc, llEgorcr, aroa
fer o. 10. forl,ocn <%Stalienere.
: Sonobeo Ct triif @iqeoc ira
Cl9tcr- &rigeren2 &p. Naar hcrtil
tomnner, at @pcu fremoelcs cr blofe.
ret Tor Silfsrlcl og at Der Tor Sioe!l
er @cncrolltrcIf iaa 9nen or uoen
BUS % &anb, lau CT @lleoet font
pict.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
Ct interesiant mcoe.

Sountain Gitp., Sno., Sen 14oe
April. Glpooo 5apea, Der lepereoe
S%egnlngerne pg Elanerne til Den
isrlte anerifanife 9llttomobil, %
Sruiue @rigbt, Spfinoeren al bea
fsrite praftiite Slppennaltine, mpotc5
igaar for fprite Gang peO ct Wib-
hagsielifab, lom al Hep. Iaron
@ortb blep gipet til sgre Tor oem i
bans Siem Deri Spen.
Hep. @ortb, iom er ell SlG9t-
ming al Mr. @ri9bt % Ell gammeI
Ien al Supuesfamilien, funbe peO
ionlnlc InleOnillg feirc iin SOoe
Tgolelaoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
2lmerifanif Koniul 900.

Sfelge ct aabelsram ira Coin.
burah, Scotlano, er oen berprren0e
anlerifanife aonIllI, Huills Slemil,g,
afeaaet uco Seben. San par fsot i
@elt 2ebanon, Sno., ben lite SUR
1858 % graouereoe ira Statsunl-
periitetet / Wficbiean / 1871. San
blep al grGiioent Wec&inlcp / 1897
uonrpnt til anncrifanif &oniul /
edinburgh, bpilfen Sitting ban alt.
laa pes i'm Sso bauoe inocbapt / nr.
ltell % Yar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
I'm ;yDrlnoclic.

llnoer Ell Sebat Oct ~iraltifc Dc
uitercttnmmer / Siraoags ON Sor.
lag Ill me SfatteIope bolot oel Se.
piicreoc Eaul Gbasiaigne 8opon Ell
lioenitabcIig Gale, ion toa iaa pao
arUitcrne, at ban ialot bepioitleS
ON pao S%alcritoleu. @lanot WSco.
Iclnnerne par ser ilcre Eager, ion1
llcoc I'll, logbc iiu belpimebe aoIlcgu
poa S~ormnnocus @orb og fog BAN
unoer @chnuoling. "a ban fpm til
ia lelu lllcn pcnbtc han Soucbct moo
6oriomlin9cn o. ia9oc Seq bcocr
mine Scrrcr mcgct on Torlnoelic,
hplIfct heitcoc fraitiacrc Nl'alb enl
nc9ct .anNct nan hapoe Iaat.