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Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

ing distance from town, and will tertain quite a large house party their present plans are carried out
 
 Dwight Cefty's to Remain At Evanston Permanently
 Mir. and AIrs. Dwight Deity (E' Marguerite Ericson) have decided take up their permanent residence Evanston. where MT. Deity has b ness interests and where he will vance his musical education. It largely to continue with their m that the Deftys chose to remain in East, for Mrs. Deity is quite ass l
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Eastern Girl Becomes the Bride nf Smith Pickrell

of interest to Phoenlcians was the wedding which took place in Chester on Thursday of Miss Pleasance Stoe- yer. daughter of pr. and Mrs. Henry Vanhoff Stoever to Smith Pickrell, son Of Mir. and Mrs William S. PickrelL The announcement of the engagement of the well known and popular club man and charming eastern girl last spring caused on end of pleasure. Everyone was charmed with Miss Stoever when she visited her aunt Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth here last winter and are delighted that her marriage is to result in her return to this city. The wedding was a brilliant event all the details of the affair being particularly smart and attractive. After an eastern honeymoon, MT. and Mrs. Pickrell will come west, reaching here the latter part of the month. They will take up their residence on East Mcdowell street.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Mrs. Willard Gustin To Arrive Here From East

The many friends of Mrs. Willard Gustin will be delighted to learn that she is returning to Phoenix arriving from New York this week with her mother Mrs. H. M. Alexander. She will be joined later in the season by MT Gustin, and in all probability they will make plans to take up their permanent residence here. Tn the two years Mir. Gustin was overseas in service. Mrs Gustin remained in this city, where she is exceedingly popular.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

of East Roosevelt street to Thomas Geare. The wedding will be an event of the latter part of the month. Miss Gass. who is an unusually pretty girl of the brunette type came here frcm Chattanooga where shf received her education at the Notre Dame academy. She has made a legion of friends dur ing her residence here who are plan- ming to make the pre- -nuptial days re- plete with affairs in her honor. MT. Geare who is associated with his mother, Mrs Joseph Geare in a large valley dairy, was graduated from St. Thomas college, St. paul and later at tended the Fourth Officers training school at Camp Dodge, Iowa. He re- ceived a lieutenant's commission and served for several montbs overseas. Although the exact date has not yet been set for the wedding it is known that it will be a church affair of this month and will be followed by a hon. eymoon on the coast.
 Louis Melczer Returning Here to Stay Permanently l It will be welcome news to their hosts of friends to learn that Mir and | Mrs. Louis Melczer, former residents of Phoenix who have made their home on the coast for the past few years are l returning to Phoenix to take up their permanent residence. The Melczers. it is understood. will dispose of their palatial home in Los Angeles and will come here in the course of few weeks to be the guests for the present of their daughter Mrs. Gus Summerfield. The Edward Melczers who were in south ern California for several months re- turned to town on Saturday. II
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Neil Mccarthy
 To Arrive In Fortnight
 Mir and Mrs. Neil Mccarthy of Los
 Angeles are to pass several months
 here as usual, coming somewhat earlier
 Ehis season, according to letters re.
 gently received here which state thai
 they will reach Phoenix in another
 fortnight. The McCarthys are now ir
 New York. They are to be established
 at MT. McCarty's ranch short motor
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Gordon Tweed Returns From New EnoIand Summer Visit

Gordon Tweed returned yesterday from New England, where he and Mrs. Tweed passed a delightful summer motoring to various points of interest. Mrs. Tweed has been detained in the east owing to the illness of her brother. Walter Howe. but expects to return to Phoenix within a few weeks.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
pr. and Mrs. Robert BrownfieId Are Hosts At Charminu Dinner

pr. and Mrs. Robert Brownfield gave a cleverly arrangned dinner last eve ming in honor of Mrs. Zelda Benedict, later entertaining their guests with a dance at Forest.park. Those there in- cluded Mrs. Benedict, Mir. and Mrs. William E. Ferguson. Mrs. Barry Gold water. Roy Wayland and Sam Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Charles Strong Witbecks Come Here Next Sprino

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Strong Wit beck and their two attractive children. Miss Harriet Strong Witbeck and Charles Ainsworth Witbeck who is but few weeks old, are to come to Phoe- nix in the spring. They will pass the autumn and winter seasons at their charming Pasadena home.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Berkeley Couple Are New Additions To Local Colony

Attractive additions to the smart set this winter will be Mir and Mrs. Thompson Price who arrived on Fri day from Berkeley. MT. Price. who is connected with the Foundation com pany. will have his headquarters in
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Visitor From Flagstaff
 Soon to Leave For Home

Mrs. Charles Isham, who spent month in town. the guest of her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. William S. Pickrell. will return early this week to her home in Flagstaff
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Misses Morton Return Here To Resume Their Studies

Miss Gertrude Morton and Miss Pa tricia Morton have returned from Ore gon, where they summered, to continue their studies in the local schools. The lovely young daughters of Mir. and Mrs
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
w. c. Hartranft to Return Home Aoain Later in Fall

Mir. and Mrs. William G. Hartranft, who recently made a tour of New Eng land, are at present in Devon, where they expect to remain until late in Oc- tober, when they will return to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Mrs. w. K. James Returning From New York This Week

Mrs. w. K. James. who has been in New York for the past several months with her son, Heighton James, we'll known Illustrator. will return to Phoe- nix this week
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
MT. and Mrs. Brian Whiting Leave for Home Tn Yuma

Mir. and Mrs. Brian Whiting who wintered in Phoenix and remained in town over the summer months left re- gently for Yuma where they will make their home.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Aaron Goldberg DomiciIed On West Roosevelt Street

Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. who recently returned from California. where they summered. are established in an attractive apartment at 542 West Roosevelt street
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Oliver P Morton are great favorites in the junior set and they were cordially greeted when they arrived day or two ago. The Mortons have leased resi- dence at 2203 West Jefferson street for the season
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Mrs. Morris Goldwater Is
 Guest of Daughter In City

Mrs. Morris Goldwater is in town from Prescott. the guest of her dahgh- ter. Mrs. Maurice Woolwine of Fifth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Flagstaff Woman Returns Home After Social Visit

Mrs. Harlow Yeager of Flagstaff re- turned to the north last evening after a brief stay in town the guest of Mrs. Daniel Francis
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Mrs. George F. Gardiner Remaining at the Beach

Mrs. George Fowler Gardiner ss numbered among the Phoenieians who are lingering on the coast. Mrs. Gar . diner is in Venice and may remain there until later in the autumn.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Beeekman Lorrilards Are
 Exnected Home In Eortniqht

Mir. and Mrs. Beeckman Lorrilard who summered at Hollywood are ex- pected home from the coast in fort night.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Phoenix Girl Presented to kinu and Queen of EnqIand

Miss Ellen Atwood, who accompanied her father. Bishop Atwood to London. where he attended notable gatkering of churchmen from all over the world. was presented to the king and queen while abroad. It was a tea at BuclSing- ham palace that the charming Phoenix girl ws introduced to their majesties. Miss Atwood had a most interesting summer abroad visiting the battlefields of France and passing several weeks in travel in England. Italy and Switzer- land. At present she Is in Philadelphia adn will not return to town with her father next week but will remain East until the latter part of the month.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Outdoor Affairs In Delightful Weather Add to Pleasures

Delightful weather permits con- tinuation of the affairs that made the late spring and early summer season pleasurable. The camping trips that lent so mucl to the week end enjoy ment before the season closed are again in vogue and will play an i'm portant part in the autumn gayety. One of the particularly pleasant affairs was the Saturday and Monday event given in compliment to Mrs. Zelda Benedict. those motoring to Granite Reef in the party were Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brownfield Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Ferguson, Mir. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater, Mir. and Mrs. Lon Keeler, Sam Wilson and Charles Pope.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Gass- Geare Engagement
 Interesting Announcement

Among the most Interesting an nouncements of autumn is the engage ment of Miss Louise E. Class. the lovely daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Gass
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Visitor From Tucson Returns
 Ia Home In Old Pueblo CitN

Mrs. Harold Grimshaw, who was the guest of Mrs. Joseph Stark for fort night, has returned to her home in Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Mir. and Mrs. Carl Anderson Return From Santa Monica

MT. and Mrs..Carl Anderson returned Thursday from Santa Monica where they passed the summer months.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Mrs. C. B. Laird Will
 Return From Coast Monday

Mrs. c. B. Laird will return Monday from the Californian coast where she passed the summer season.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
Mir. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson leaving for Gilman Sprinqs

MT. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson VIII leave Wednesday for Gilman Springs, spending two weeks at the Californian resort.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

ing from Los Angeles during the month. They will be guests at the Walter Bennett home on North Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
MT. and Mrs; Ernest Bennett

Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Bennett will be eagerly welcomed by the smart set which has greatly missed them during their more than two years stay on the coast. They are to winter here arriv-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-18

eight cents pound amt on the
school committee but If | was ----
/ quote from an article by Bruce
Barton entitled And Are We ANY
Happier Now That We've Got Itg''
printed in the August number of
Farm and Fireside.
one question always interests me
when 1 am reading about any particu-
lar period in history: was the average
man or woman Of that period happier
or less happy than the average man or
woman Of today The world Is get
ting fuller OF so-cailed comforts all
the time, but Is IL getting fuller OF
happinesa7 Civilization has advanced
but has happiness Increased or dimin-
ished3 ! hold ne gloomy view OF life;
on the contrary l get a little fonder OF
this good old world as every year rolls
by, but ! and myself wondering about
this question OF happiness more these
days than ever before. For years
labor leaders and social reformers and
uplfters have been talking as though
tbed had the secret of salvation in
their hands. Let us arrange matters
so that every man viii get little more
money and have to dc a little less
work, they have said. Then the
millennium will come. and we shall all
he as happy as can be-.
And the hour they have waited for
has apparently arrived. Aud are folks
happier As I stand on the corner In
New York and watch them go by. II
seems 10 me / have never seen more
care and fear and envy and covetous-
ness in human faces before. II more
money and less work are not the secret
OF happiness what can the secret bel
There ls an cid rule Of living. some
times known as the Golden Rule. Ita
advocates claim that those who seek TO
follow Il viii really find that secret.
and that there is no other way.
wonder II Il isn't worth trying7 We
seem TO have tried everything else"
have just received the following
message by card:
Hello! August 2s suits US fine.
hope we get there $50 do ws-) / can
tell you that we mean to be with you.
and I've a world OF flowers 10 they Only
keep on blooming. Ny dahIias are
handsome and so plentiful. and the pc
tuniAs--well. words can't tell their
beauty--one has TO see them. And n.
W. Is done haytnRi Glory bel
Yours so true.
M. L. @.
Isn't that a response worth having?
AUNT MADGE.
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Mrs. Ida Stinson spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Sarah J..
Small.
Mrs. /. w. Woods Of Salisbury,
Mass, is with Mrs b. 3. Raynes.
Mrs. Ada Southworth and son John
are at their cottage at Salmon Point.
Mrs. George Carmen OF Dorches-
ter, Mass, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck.
T. Schroeder is at Capt, George
Syivester's.
Mrs. Ida Berney OF Quincy, Mass.
is at her old home.
The proceeds from the ladies aid
fair and supper were S241.75.
Mrs. Ethel Haskell and son Ar
mold Of Quincy, Mass, are at their
old home at Sylyester's Cove.
Lewis Small and family, who have
been camping on Hog island, are
home.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Small and wife of Water
vile are spending a vacation here.
Aug. 9. Sadie"
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Capt. Frank Miller and wife OF
Brooklyn, y. Y, are at ]. VI.
Williams for their vacation.
Frank L. Phalen. chaplain of the
soldiers home at Togus. and Mrs.
Phalen, who have been spending four
weeks at L. p. Coles. have returned
home.
Miss E. C. Coupe, who has spent
her vacation here, has returned TO
Hyde Park, Mass.
A party including Mr.. and Mrs.
John Workman and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Farley and son and Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Libby motored from
Castine TO spend the weekend here.
Rev Paul Phalen, who. with his
family, is summering here. went TO
Massachusetts last week to I'll a
preaching engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Swan and son
of Lock Mills, were recent guests OF
their aunts, Mrs. William Palmer and
Miss Ella Joy.
Mayor Frank Heath and family OF
Ellsworth were recent guests at JIM.
williams.
Or. Harvard e. Colwell OF Lincoln
spent the weekend with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lawton OF
Portland were weekend guests at
Capt. Deasy's.
Aug. 16. c.
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George Rooney and wife OF Port
land are visiting II. S. Osgood
Walter Butler has employment at
Maple Grove, Aroostook county.
Mrs. q. F. Wood OF Somerville,
Mass, has returned home, after a
visit 70 her uncle. Pearl Atherton
and wife.
Recent arrivals are. r. Paul Nevin
and wife, Donald Maekav, New York,
Col F. y. Richards. Cleveland: Capt.
John Calhoun. Calhoun, Va; George
Parker and wife. Stephen Parker and
wife. Broekton. Mass; Henry Clough
and family, Mrs. villa Sargent. Bos-
ton; Mrs. Annie and Mrs. Nettie
Graves. Bangor
Miss Margery Ramsdell of Colnm-
bla. the popular employee of the
Bluehill telephone exchange, was
married at Maehias August IL. to
Durgan Hinckley. proprietor OF the
Bluehill garage. by the Rev, John NJ.
Bieier OF Machias.
Miss Helen Loslnyitch. chairman
of the child's welfare committee OF
Serbia. gave an interesting talk at
the Inn Friday evening. She de-
scribed graphically the hardships en-
dured by the Serbian people during
the war, and the utter restitution of
the country and its so.00n orphan
children.
The concert on September for the
benefit of the Village improvement
society promises a rare treat to music
lovers. Mr.. Kneisel. who has pre-
sided at so many enjoyable concerts.
will conduct this one He will he
assisted by members OF the musical
colony OF the town and by bis pupils
Much of the music has been written
especially for the occasion and dedi-
Gated to Bluehill.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church will hold an apron and cooked
food sale at the town hall on Thurs
day. Aug 10. at 10 o'clock.
The funeral Of William c. Dodge
OF the 307th aero squadron, who died
in Liverpool. England. in December,
1915, was held at the Congregational
church Sunday afternoon. Rev. Or. j.
]. Martin officiating. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful
Members OF Keewayden lodge. X. Of
P, and Horace X. Duly post, A. L.,
ment services we're held at the grave.
Billy" as he was affectionntaly
known, was universal favorite in
his native town Warm-h hearted.
generous and outspoken. he lived and
died hravely and we'll. and his mem
DRY viii long be treasured by hts
hosts OF friends.
Aug. Is. s.
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Miss Julia Bartlett Holstead. who
was fatally injured by an automobile
at Rockport. Mass, last week, was
born on Bartlett's island in Noyem-
Der. 1870. a daughter of the late
Capt David and Lois A. Bartlett.
When quite young she went to Rock
port. was adopted by the late Thomas
Holstead and wife. and made her
home in that city for many years.
occasionally visiting relatives here.
During the last Illness OF her mother.
Mrs Bartlett, who died at Center In
January last, the daughter came TO
care for her. Miss Holstead was a
most estimabie woman, OF ane
Christian character, and well worthy
OF the love and esteem OF q vide
circle OF friends In Rockport. and OF
those who were fortunate enough to
know her in her brief visits here
She leaves a sister. Cretia. wife OF
Capt. Alton Pomroy OF West Ire
mont, and SIX brothers, Erbin.
Thomas. Warren. Charles and Albert
Bartlett. all OF Center, and 0rvilie
of Mt. Desert. also many more dis
tant relatives. The friends have the
heartfelt sympathy OF the community.
Mrs. Flora Stewart came from Bos-
ton, recently, and is with her brother,
Fred Clinkard, al the Clinkard farm.
Center.
DR.. Frank A Hodedon and wife OF
Corinna are visiting Or. Hodgdon's
parents. F. l.. Hodgdon and wife,
Center.
Morton Brown OF waitham. Mass,
Is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Luella
Gray. Center.
Charles welch OF Boston, Mrs.
Chester Sawyer and Mrs, Henry
Sawyer of Bernard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cushman OF Ellsworth, and
Miss Martha Moor OF Dorchester,
Mass. were ampng recent out-of-
town visitors.
Albion Farrell, Center. has a cat
which recently undertook to break the
hunting record. In one day she
caught and brought home two large
rabbits, a large rat. and last, but not
least, o tuIl-grown skunk. Several
sulpho-naphthol baths were needed
to remove the perfumery from kitty's
fur. Mr., Farrell Is proud OF his
pets hunting achievements.
Aug l6. ".
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Mrs. Ella Giles and family have
moved into A. p. Bunker's house.
Mrs. E. X. Thayer. who has been
very i'll. Is slowly improving
Mrs. f. A. Grindle. who has been
III long time. died last week. She
leaves, besides her husband. FIVE chill
iren Ay her first husband. Nahum
and Melvin Bragdon Of Livermora
Falls, Mrs Reuben Rankin and Mrs
Harvey Bunker of Franklin and Mrs
Percy Hanscom Of Pittsaeld.
Miss Nancy Dyer. who has been
working In Bangor. Is home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-18

Miss Evelyn sanbcrn
sciatio rheumatism J" Is II Of
Mrs. Russell condon "a.
"a Earle o. south Brooksgille. ~ \ son
ing her parents. Mr. ana NJ. I visit,
Roberts. 1'lfs Edgar
Percy Breaton and family az Il
island are spending TIER 49,, ~ hnode
the Roberts cottage aeation At
Miss Thelma Wcseo,, ia a.,
at South Brooksvilla fnr 1niagsloyed
Gray. ~ Defors1
Mrs. Genevieve Allen az Me-
e az her summer cottage e~ FORK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-18
Ny dear VI. B. Family

Ny dear VI. B. Family
How busy you all must be these
summer days. with your berrying,
canning, preserving. garden produce
to prepare and cook and lots OF com
pany and callers, How IL all makes
up for the days we country folks had
bat little to do for several months in
the winter. except 10 estimate the
depth Of the snow and wonder
whether the mail would arrive that
day or the next one-perhaps, The
most of us took the weather as IL
came and kept hopeful. and spring
found rs in good spirits, the same
kind of spirits we kept up through
the prevalent embargo of the preyi-
Gus winter.
Pardon me for abiding to those
days. Perhaps some OF you would
rather forget them: but YOU will adj
NIT there is a great contrast between
them and the blossoms and beauty OF
the summer season. II enforces the
idea OF Emerson's Law OF Compen-
sation,"
Don't expect me TO so of on a
dissertation on any subject which
EIhSlsoD OF any philosopher hAS apA~
lyzed and presented TO the public on
the printed page. We must have
lighter literature this time Of year.
like this for example from SHAY
ings," one Of Joseph Lincoln's books;
say" demanded Capt L.yeurgps.
how old does a youngone have TO be
afore it's supposed to know how much
four times eight Is? My Sarah 8
Nathan is pretty nigh ten and he
don't know II. Gave me three answers.
he aid; arst that twas forty eight. then
that twas eighty-four. and then that
he'd forgot what twas. But ! noticed
he could tell a whole string about
some Teller called Lockintar or Loeb
invar or some other outlanaish name
and not only his name, but where b,
came from which was out West some.
where's A poetry piece twas. Nat,
| said the teacher'd been speakin' It e
/ 'sTn. Amt got no objection to speak
/ In pieces, bat I do object to being toll
that four times eight is eighty -four
specially when I'm buying Goldfish a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-18
MUTUAL BENEFIT COLUMN.
Edited by @Aunt Madge."
MorTo,-HELPFuL AND HOPEFUL


The purposes OF this column are
succinctly stated in the title and motto
lit is for the mutual benefit, and aims
to be helpful and hopeful Being for
the common good IL is for the common
use--a public servant. a purveyor of
information and suggestions, a medinm
fer the interchange OF ideas. in this ca
pacity II snlicits communications, and
it's success depends largely on the sup
port given Ii in this respect COM
munleations must be signed. but the
name OF writer will not be printed ex-
cept by permission. Communications
win be subject TO approval or rejection
by the editor OF the column. but none
win be rejected without good reason.
Address all communications to The
American, Ellsworth. Me.
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Trenton.

Mrs. Lyle Woodwork and baby are
visiting her grandparents. E. b.
Hodgkins and wife.
Miss Irene NJ. Moore Of Bangor
spent the weekend with her parents,
X. L. Moore and wife.
Aug. 3. d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-18

For any itchiness OF the skin. for
skin rashes. chap. piHples. etc. try
Deans Ointment. sec at all drug
stores.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-18

that's what you're doing every time you take new pr-
fer which marvellous claims made Your health ID t
risk IN questionable experiments especially when yo Ave. pS
gist always has the tried and tested AZ Fr' Ave.
Medene on hand This worthy old remedy well deserves
established s-a'"J nave
AZ the first signs Of stomach disorder, biousness ~
neaaacne one or two tcaspo0nfuls Of Il f." quickly
restore normal conditions TO digestive
doses taken regularly win maintain healthy r.rdion
that viii ward off colds and disease. Get bottle todsv
and Keep supply always hand Large bottle go s-@
or generous free sample from the a. r." Medicine CO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-03
MEMS SHIRTS

We have recently received good large shipment of the
shirts Included this
silks these will all Saturday reduced prices.
SPECIAIOne lot shirts
Aanmtn that This shirts
be closed at $195.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-03
Mems Shoes and OxfOrds

SPECIALW of grade of
principally Foshim lot
carried over from last thes % practically
This lot will close a pc pa