The Republican Journal. 9- -1' BELFAST, MAINE. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1921. FU’E ('ENTiT' ^orm lo the Citizens ot Stay’s Locally Waldo County The News of Belfast. Rev. Jatnes Gray of Boothbay Harbor, superintendent of this district of the PERSONAL 160 Boys Cared for storm Colonial Theatre and electrical of On Monday, May the Frank Methodist Conference was the guest 30th, D* An .,m did interesting baseball game was Mrs. Charles comparatively | Hazeltine Post of the play- Wednesday, of Rev. and W. Fred 20 More Homes Wanted for 40 American Legion ed on the Dynton of Castine was in Belfast Boys In addition to the a this city. Some of the j Congress street grounds last Martin. He was accompanied by his regular picture pro- will join with the the past week on business. Help Waldo these gram for the week lfwer bridge was blown off Thomas H. Marshall Saturday between the men of the Cen- bride. Belfast, County, of May 30th Mana- tral Maine boys and yourselves by taking them in. ger Clifford of the that the damage to Post of the Ci. A. R. in a fitting observ- Power Company and of the Mr. and Mrs. Austin j. Fernald Colonial Thea- .ciliated rire spent Do not value a little extra effort ”as *)00^e<^ was about Department. The won a The opening dance of the season at the the to bene- 88 88 extra attraction all $2,000. ance of the day. The citizens of latter by week-end in Thomaston. Waldo score fit Belfast. Let’s be alive while we the were injured and of 6 to 5. attractive pavilion on the New Belfast are Clayton, Mystic. The Biddeford ,.rywhere county are urged and Mrs. Oscar Some of the old requested to set Fair grounds will be held next Monday Olson of Castine was in living Daily Journal says of Clayton: * down. Adjutant Gannon of this day aside to give it Thomas H. Mar- 30th. McReeu’s orchestra Belfast recently for a short visit. Anyone who will assist, and everyone To use a slang phrase. ; ...out the city streets were the recognition shall Post evening, May "Clayton has wishes to notify people who once era that it will furnish music and Herbert W. Hea- should, please report at to the com- guessing” at the Central theatre on |lS were blowr down. should receive. Memorial is want to Miss Mary Owen returned home Sat- Day flags decorate the graves in Bel- mittee. on Alfred ley will cater. Committee Housing, street, where he is a week's „n the large tree in front the fast urday from filling one day of the year when America cemeteries for Memorial Day, that Daytona, Fla., where she C. W. chairman. engagement. at the corner of Court spent the winter. WESCOTT, Clayton is termed “The P uisf honors her dead they may be obtained at the G. A. R Mrs Belle L. Cates began Tuesday on soldiers—a day when a Super-Mystic Marvel,” and he is well streets, fell on the side of ilall. a contract for men’s coats for “:i; golf Fuller R. M. Johnson and of named for there the finish grateful nation pays homage to her sons & family Hallowell certainly seems some- | ,f tearing away Sullivan of Boston. Her shop is pleas- were in Belfast PERSONAL Ralph, the bright three year old son of over Sunday and were thing nearing the supernatural in the tions of the slate. Ati who died that this nation “conceived in antly located on Field street and while Mr. and Mrs. registered at the Windsor Hotel. things he does there f Charles R. Decrow, ob daily, afternoon and irm buildings of W. F.: liberty shall not perish.” served her crew at present is small she will Misses Ruth and his Wiley Madeline evening. When one tells name and one birthday Monday afternoon Miss A. your by tindly injured of! by gradually increase it. Regis Thombs returned re- Brown spent in For years the veterans of the Civil entertaining twelve little friends Sunday Newport. just ‘gazing” into a shiny glass or e apple trees destroyed. cently from where she was the globe Bink assorted All Castine, Mrs. H. Dunbar is crystal as the in this W’ar have maintained with honor the jello, cakes and a birthday members of Penobscot Encamp- guest of her Ralph visiting her Mystic calls it. and then , injured neighbor-, cake parents at Richardson Hall. tells with twelve candles I. O. O. to attend a Mrs. Elliott A. of you what you have on llowie the Clark observance of this were served, ment, F., are urged sister, White, Orono. written a barn, proper day. It is now while baskets Miss Nellie F. card which he has filled with assorted can- special meeting to be held next Tuesday Harvey of Castine re- Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. left never seen and which s Havener’s blacksmith the of the veterans of the dies Slugg lies duty recent and wafers were souvenirs when there will be work in the turned recently from a to the secon- sealed in an on a table back its’ and the o- the evening, trip Wednesday by auto on a business and envelope buildings war to event. The schools of of the assist in seeing that the spirit of little host was the recipient degiees. Matters of importance are to dary Frankfort and Winter- pleasure trip to Boston. performer, and then gives you the css Littlefield’s barn in of the many gifts. come before the port. answer, all without Questions other than A large barn day does not wane. meeting. Charles W. and Mrs. Augusta S. Fred- stroyed. to see if he is it The WALDO Charles H. Field was in erick returned home right, why certainly Farm, built by M. B. American Legion does not COUNTY HOSPITAL. A son All members of Thomas H. Marshall Bangor over Tuesday from a looks j believe, bit like the supernatural or at as a was born to Mr. and Friday to be present at the delightful visit in ,f $10,000, curing nor does it wish to the Mrs. Joseph Pull- Post and its allied societies are urged to birthday Daytona, Fla. least the convey impres- man uncanny. And that’s what co was unroofed at the 20t.h. meet in celebration of his Charles Held, sion hospital May He has Memorial hall Sunday forenoon brother-in-law, Miss Jennie M. Miller has returned to Clayton does. that its members are more patriotic been named S. Pearl. wreck. On Lmcoln- Lawrence Averill.Mrs. N. to attend in a body the memorial sermon her home on Bridge street after spending or more mindful of the proprieties of the S. Donahue and to be Special prices will prevail for this en- uall shed partially built baby son, Merrill Lacey given in the First Parish (Unitar- Claude B. Roberts the winter with Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. left for their arrived Saturday gagement, the same 25 for adults carried some distance day than the majority of their fellow home Monday.Lincoln ian) church by Rev. Arthur E. Wilson. Ki/gore. being from Boston to join Mrs. Roberts for a and 17 Boyle, chef at the Dutch for children. msss of debris. Auto It restaurant, is a few as townspeople. does, however, believe medical days guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mrs. Virgil L. Hall is in direction brought in patient....Miss Sarah Chaples is Mr. and Mrs John B. McIntyre, who E. Wollaston, that it would be derelict in its duty if it a medical Kittredge. Mass., called by the critical condition of mr freaks of the terrilici patient...Nelson V. Cornforth, have been in Belfast several years, while WEST MONTVil.LE did not at this time each who has been at the Miss her niece, Mrs. Geneva Thompson w ind caught the water of year impress on hospital for surgical Mr. McIntyre has been engaged in the Ora Danforth, a student at the E. Dale, who is ill with pneumonia. and the treatment, returned home fishing will leave soon for S. N. S., at was the recent up in sheets whip community the sacred nature of our Monday. business, Castine, Mrs. Nathan Vose who has been ill is S. where he has a fine guest of her mother, Mrs. Edith Dan- Mr. and Mrs. George E. Leavitt re- mist that was several great Commemorative A member of the bridge committee of Charleston, C., gaining. Day. position. have from High street. turned oy auto to their East scene in the bay was the city government They returned Cam- forLh, Tuesday The Legion requests that be estimates the dam- Belfast home. Mrs. Alice Stewart has lie time a water May 30th, den, where they were guests of their pa- They have spent the win- gone to Som- spout age to the railing, on the Miss Louise R. Clement came home observed etc., bridge by Mr. and Mrs. E. ter with relatives in New erville to work. iO feet high was seen, soberly, seriously and aright. Sunday’s storm to rents, Clarence McIn- last from Seal Bath, Hamp- be about $2,000. Saturday Harbor to attend shire and in street Memorial is not a Work tyre. Massachusetts. Bert of gress yards not Day holiday. In the is progressing rapidly, but the con- the auction party given that evening by Dyer Belfast is working for Capt. and Mrs. C. B. Swett James lifted up and taken out; best sense of the tractors are for an Mrs, Carl H. Stevens. returned Bartlett. word it is a holy day. waiting official visit Belfast friends of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- i .rkness settled over thel of the Friday from Boothbay, where they ac- j It our as Highway Commissioners from ence David 1 is duty Americans to make and F. French of will Mrs. B. Twitched is for new terror to the Waltham, Mass., Flora Gray, nurse, and her companied the latter’s Mrs, H. working Mrs. frigh- Augusta before they will be able to mother, in to so. be sorry to learn that their Curtis Mrs. F. B. Wescott Freedom. niiJ nervous men and keep it son, mother, Margaret Gray, left Swett, who spent the winter in Bel- commence on the approaches. The B. French, passed away May 23rd, aged Thursday for Seal Harbor, where they fast. Miss Harriet Annis of Camden A Frank D. Hazeltine Post, American work on the draw has not been family from Missouri has purchased begun seventeen and months. summer. years eight He will spend the also went to Boothbay to the sum- the E. C. icher, wife and little t and the committee think it will be im- spend Anderson farm here. Legion, was well known and had many friends in mer ,iav a with Mrs. Lewis. mg picnic on the possible to have the whole com- Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dilworth re- R. A. RAMHALL, Commander. bridge Belfast and vicinity. He was one of the Nathan Vose saw a large moose Mon- ,e Point and were there plete for dedication before Labor turned Saturday to their home in Madi- Fuller C. Day. victims of the typhoid fever epidemic. TWIN day morning near his residence. but were exactly be- Wentworth, Adjutant. son after visits with TORNADOES. The Mr, and Mrs. French have the relatives in North did not rain public, particularly parents, are sympathy WiUD. Bower has is, get any of friends here. port and friends in Belfast. purchased a driving urged to attend the finals in the B. H. S. Not every State can boast of ,nd. Mr. Fletcher said WINFIELD S. having horse of Fred Bailey in Palermo. CURTIS prize contest two tornadoes .•were at an speaking to be held in the Harold H. Hollingshead arrived Friday raging within its borders least hour Thomas H. Marshall Circle had a me- Armory June 2nd. from-New York to his wife and at the same time. Maine is Mrs. Addie G. Howard sold two nice H ie almost together and. Thursday evening, morial join little the Dirigo Winfield Scott Curtis died in Waldo This work program at their meeting Tues- kittens to is compulsory and those par- daughter in a visit with Mrs. George A. State. Last Sunday afternoon a tornado Angora parties in Boston ast danger. There was day afternoon. They will meet next Apiil 26th after some time of suffering ticipating were selected from the Quimby, Mrs. Holiingshead’s mother. gathered its strength in the last week. 200 feet just like a path sopho- at 1 m. northwestern more Saturday p. in Memorial hall to with tuberculosis. He was born in Swan- class by the following judges: Mrs. part of the State. The storm di- direction of Sears Is- make the wreaths for the Mrs. Ida M. Barker of king Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Robinson have re- Arthur E. Mrs. decorat'ng Waltham, Mass., vided his forces and oil both Wilson, Harry A. Foster sent part of them sides of this ville, Feb. 24, 1863, the son of Benjamin graves in Grove Cemeter. and all mem- arrived recently to visit her Mrs. turned from visiting in Warren and and Rev. Charles W. and include cousin, charging to the sea in the the force and hiss of Martin, bers are direction of Thomaston. and Ricker Curtis. He was a urged to be present. Their next Eugene L. Cook, and other relatives. Nancy Louise Newell, Gretchen Fletcher, Pau- Portland and another via Waterville and nil in torrents. He also regular meeting will be Wednesday, June She will later visit relatives in Searsport. farmer and always worked in his home line Stackpole, Dorothy Spear, Margaret Searsport. There was little serious dam- Mrs. Martin Whitten is ill with heart v.cked sight to see the 8th, for their Flag Day program and a where he made friends. Al- Eaton, Vivian Wentworth, Everard Bai- Miss Bridget Whelan has returned from age done in Lewiston, Belfast trouble and influenza. Dr. Small of the shores near tha town, many birthday lunch. All are asked to bring Augusta, ley, Linwood Thayer, Marion visits in Philadelphia and New York and and intervening points. In Richmond Freedom is attending her. in Later Win A. Dec- ways willing to lend a hand to Rhoades, extra for the luncheon. helping Wesley David about 20 miles south of it Mr. Fletcher Patterson, Moody and is the guest of Miss Emma M. Welch and Augusta, trees “Nathan has might those in trouble he will be missed Vose exchanged his pair greatly Harold Kelley. The prizes, $3 and $2 Auction other friends. She will summer were uprooted and some done. In ver and brought him $5, Parties. Mrs. Sumner C. spend the damage of nice colts with Dr. West of Belfast for by his home circle He was twice mar- for both boys and are from the Pattee a in half way from girls, $20 gave very delightful auction Liberty. Brunswick, Augusta to a pair of heavy work horses. for the a his first Jennie B. gitl purpose given by the City party last for her Portland, set of farm buildings worth ried, wife, Stevens, Wednesday evening Mrs. O. E. Dutton of was Waldo in were friends National Bank. Mrs. Albert D. who $15,000 struck by lightning and The here of Artell Overlock died seven years after their marriage. mother, Mowrey, Belfast on her home from ige on the shore off the recently way burned. In trees were shocked to hear of his sudden death L. makes her home with her. Covers were Portland, were uproot- the Lincoln- He leaves to mourn their loss two sisters Ralph Cooper and bride, Miss Castiue, where she had been visiting her in Freedom last tliportnear laid for fourteen guests at ed the false brick front of the LaFayette at his home week. Gladys Sadie R. of Med- daintily ap- Miss Rena a member ently found opened and and two Mrs. of Ramsdell, N., daughter, Dutton, hotel was blown a brothers, Mary Phelps pointed tables with centers of snap out, freight and pas- of but ford, formerly of Milo, arrived Saturday- of the class of 1922. The funeral Amtell Overlock was t done, practically N dragons and water color sengerjshed was blown from a into Exeter, H., Mrs. Charles Twombly of night and are at the on original place pier held at his late home .is found groom’s home Friday afternoon, yet. missing, cards, the work of Mrs. Pattee. The Elmer H. Heath of the bay carrying four men with it, three Willard Curtis of Charles High street. The groom is a prominent Neponset, Mass., Rev. Mr. Abbott of Liberty officiated. i: vandals as the things Waldo, Monroe, of whom were saved. At business guests were Mrs. Amelia Miss has been in Belfast the past week look- Peak’s Island ut R Curtis of also several nieces young man, the head of the pros- Allen, from bureau Swanville; Maude Mrs after his old home on Waldo chimneys were blown off and several Ralph W. Howard recently sold a drawers, perous firm of the Lumber Barker, Joseph W. Blaisdell, ing avenue. mi the Cooper Com- small beds and thrown and nephews. The interment was in Mrs. H. H. Mrs. With Mrs. Heath he will return in buildings were demolished. Tor- nice new milch cow and two extra nice pany, president of the Belfast Building Carter, George R. Doak, about of the room. Last fall Mrs. I Mrs. two weeks for the summer. nado conditions existed all along the veal calves to Walter Bessey of Thorn- Swanville. Company and a director of the Waldo George Keating, Austin W. way put in perfect condition Mrs. Arthur Mrs. from Portland to Biddeford. The eastern dike. Trust Company. He is a member of the Keating, Ritchie, H. Mrs. Wm. A. Hartshorn of Sheriff Frank A. Little- E. Mrs. Boston, tornado was more rampant and destruc parish of the First Parish (Unitarian) McDonald, Fred T. Chase, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lunn of N. on Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Towle and formerly of Mass., is a Berlin, H., the case, but thinks S. A. Parker, Mrs. E. M. Giidden and Berlin, spending tive, especially in Waterville and vicin- little arrived church. The bride is well known here few days in Belfast visiting her have purchased and taken possession of liusetts boys in the jail daughter Evelyn Thursday Mrs. D. Mrs. father, ity. Several buildings were demolished having visited in Belfast and Ralph Southworth.... George the Rev. John Cole farm on H. B. I. :. ted with from California, where they spent the Northport. Thomas Rice, and is the guest of Mr. and othirs were it. R. Doak and Mrs. H. H. Carter were lifted from their founda- winter and are of Mr. She is a graduate of the Milo High school and Mrs. S. L. Mountain. past guests a Stephen Shute. tions. It was several hours and of Shaw's guests at birthday party given in their before fallen Towle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Business College of Ban trees honor Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Maude E. Busse and little could be entirely removed from the Rev. William Berriman, pastor of the c bite had a successful East Belfast. will gor. For four years she was in the office daugh- Towle, They later Mrs. Horace E. streets. Our local news wiil details Methodist Church at was in town 1 of Dr. H. T. of McDonald. The after- ter Frances, who have been living in the give Unity, l'hursday at the Tapley make their home in the Marriner house Clough Bangor. Later of the storm noon was spent with the house on Cedar wreckage in tips county. recently calling on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph on she studied obstetrical at the auction, prizes Mitchell street, have ancer her face. on Congress street. nursing Howard. going to Mrs. Arthur Ritchie, Mrs. Mari- taken rooms in the Wren house on Union W. Leighton Private Hospital in Portland MRS. CHARLOTTE on E. Brown and Mrs. Clement W. Wes- better known as M. WARREN. and has recently been located in Farm- street, the Burgess The Enoch Anderson farm has had a cott. The score cards were For a few vears she was yellow and house. new stable and other out ington. assist- Charlotte widow, of buildings built pink roses. Light refreshments were M., the late Jere- ant in the post office in Milo, where she P. Hazeltine of miah Warren and the house and stable painted, greatly served. Souvenirs of the Benj. Wheeling, West of Searsmont, died 24 lived with her now occasion were May the mother, Mrs. William arrived last to ac- at the home of her improving place. Dutch each one Virginia, Thursday daughter, Mrs. Ida W. Annis. are the treats, bringing one, They recipients of many his Mrs. Camilla W. Sansom on thus creating much merriment. At company mother, Cottage street. She was born Rev. Charles Adams of South Mont- felicitations. who has been in in but the b 30 p. in. all adjourned to the Windsor Hazeltine, Springfield, Hallowed, early years of her ville preached in the church at North Mr. \\ alter J. Clifford (Ding) returned Mass.,, the past winter. He returned to life were spent on Seven and at FISH— Hotel, where a delicious lobster supper j j Hundred Acre Montville last Sunday morning Thursday of last week from Boston, after i Wheeling Monday. Island. In her girlhood she was served Du cti treat. The table w-as became a Knox Corner Sunday afternoon. having oeeu called there, for a conference i member of the have fresh fish The decorated with three large bowls ot beau- Mrs. Claude B. Roberts of Isiesboro Baptist church. arriving every day. with the managers of the Black New j Brighton, Ail her and Mayo Nickerson, who recently went tiful wood vioiets. long useful life she was a varieties for and Later came two | Mass., has been in Belfast the past week, to Waterville and entered the hospital Friday Saturday: Englanc Circuit of theatres. While in handsome | consistent Christian, kind to all in illness birthday cakes which were cut | the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kit- for is and the Boston office Mr. Clifford had the or sorrow, a surgical treatment, gaining by the special guests. Others She came to attend thoughtful neighbor and present tredfie. to repairs will soon be able to return home. pleasure of looking over the booking of true Iriend. 1 wo ay Haddock Halibut and not mentioned were Mrs. George I. and gardening at the Roberts summer daughters and two the pictures that will be seen at the Co- sons survive her: Mrs. Charles aud Mrs. Austm W. Keating, Mrs. E. home at North Shore. Cushman Services at Vose school house continue lonial, and can assure his many patrons of Searsmont Mrs. Ida obsters Alewives M. Giidden, Mrs. C. A. Thompson, Mrs. W. Sansom of with great interest. Baxter Whitten and of some line entertainments. There were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Parsons ami Lincoln A. Ralph D. Southworth and Miss Maude Belfast, Warren of Searsmont Harold Nutter, the boy preachers, are about 5(1 of the managers at the two Cecil and arrived and Ralph W. Mackerel Cod meeting. E. Barker—Mrs. Carl H. Stevens enter- children, Barbara, Warren of Lincoluville. conducting the service's The meetings That Belfast was on the map is attested from and are The funeral will be held tained last Saturday evening. The liv- Thursday Attleboro, Mass., at her late home begin at 1:45 standard time every Sun- by the fact that Belfast was second in guests of Mr. Parsons’ parents, Mr. and on Cottage street con- >ysters Clams ing and dining rooms were decorated j Thursday 1 p. m., with day afternoon. There was a large relative gain for anniversary week. At Mrs. Albert M. Parsons. plan to Rev. George C. Sauer with roses, and small tables from which Tney olliciating. The gregation last Sunday. Every one is (he dinner bv Mr. in interment will slag given Black, Mr. make their home Belfast. be in Searsmont. welcome. The services are free to all. "i ders supper was served at 7 p. m. were cen- quickly delivered to all points with- Clifford had the pleasure of meeting the tered with bouquets of snapdragons. Sergt. Walter E. Dully of Wrentham, tv limits. popular screen star, Mr. Thomas Meigh- She was assisted by Mrs. Norman A. accompanied by his mother, was an, who spoke at length on some of the Mass,, Read, Mrs. George C. Misses the guest several days re ently of Harry trials and tribulations of a screen artist. Thompson, E. Frances Abbott and Louise R. Clem- and Mr. Mr. came from L. Coombs. Sergt. Duffy Meighan New York pur- ent. Auction was played during the Coombs were together one year overseas posely to attend this banquet and in the Market evening, the prizes, hand-painted bas- in A of the Pioneer Regiment. [Perry’s EePnroPPr£t0o0rd course of his remarks said he would Company kets, going to Mrs. Sumner C. Pattee rather have people like him than to have and Mrs. C. B. Holmes. Other guests Dr. and Mrs. Adelbert S. Merrill have all the money in the world. The meet- were Mrs. T. Mrs. been calling upon friends in this city. a success Irving Dinsmore, Waldo ing .was both from Motors Co. entertaining Charles E. Mrs. are spending a few weeks at Lake and instructive Brown, Maine Hills, They standpoints. Mrs. H. H. Dr. Merrill is the son County Holliugshead, Mrs. H. H. George, Liberty Frank I'. Hazeltine Post of the Ameri- and Mrs. W. W. Merrill and a SERVICE AND SALE STATION FOR 1 Stevens, Mrs. H. L. Kilgore, Mrs. Wm. of Mr. can will assis Legion t Thomas fi. Mar- H. Hall, Mrs. Ansel M. Lothrop, Mrs. former Belfast boy. He is now a radio shall Post of the G. A. R. in the observ- Allan M. Howes, Mrs. Raymond R. specialist at the Massachusetts General ance of Memorial Day. The Legion is Sherman, Mrs. Dana B. Hospital, Boston. Mrs. Merrill was one "1 for Southworth, Re o Cars ft vield making arrangements the parade, Mrs. Richard E. Shaw, Mrs. Morris L. of the first refugees to be driven from Dort, Dodge Always which will form on Church street at 10 is a Slugg, Mrs. C. B. Roberts, Miss Anne her home in France. She registered o’clock The Monday morning. parade M. Kittredge, Miss Florence E. Dunton, nurse and their marriage is the outcome will be headed the was AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION FOR s a by police, followed by Miss Margaret L. Keene and Miss Alice a war romance, while Dr. Merrill in Good the Belfast Band. Then will yield come in or- Wescott. service in France. der a detachment from Co. fi, 3rd Maine Infantry, American Legion, Sons of Vet- WILLARD BATTERIES erans, Thomas H. Marshall ljost and its allied bodies, Belfast chapter of Ameri- We can immediate on and can Red Cross, City Government and give delivery Dodge societies which have been Reo cars and Ten per cent yield is LOW, if other invited expect a car load of Dorts in the im- you to participate in the parade. The line of mediate future. DON’T GET IT. 61% is march will be as usual. At the cemetery yield HIGH, held at River services will be the graves of the Penobscot We make a of and re- wien you always do get it. veterans of the Civil War fol.owed by specialty overhauling services at the grave commemorating pairing. All of our work is guaranteed. those who died in the recent war. Every- Now that deflation is running its course, one in Belfast and.vicinity is urged to We have a good stock of Tires and Accessories. nmy investors are again checking over attend the services at the cemetery. Im- mediately after the parade Thomas H. ** Our salesman, F. W. CURTIS, will be to their investments for SAFETY. Marshall Post will return to their hall glad demonstrate car in which are interested. and cairy out their regular program of SALMON any you the day including an address of More and more, they are to Welcome, turning the adjutant’s report, reading the roll of H. C. Central Maine Power Company 7% Pre- honor, interspersed with music. SVScCORRISCN, Proprietor POOR’S Mills. Mr. and Mrs. ferred Stock. Its is harles L. L. yield 61%—not high Boynton have moved to the home they PERRY, SVfanager as with recently bought....Mrs. E. H. Colby and For Memorial compared many preferred stocks, of Sunset Day grandaughter have been guests f nt a satisfactory yield, considering that it of Mrs. Annabell Underwood 'the past week....Mr. and Mrs. George Daggett is —AT— always forthcoming and tas been since and family spent Sunday in Liberty with the Mr. and Mrs. Gordon....Mr, and Mrs. security was first issued over eighteen John Merrithew and family of Stockton with years ago. Springs spent Sunday relatives here ...Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wentworth, BRAMHALL’S MARKET SAFETY FIRST Mr. and Mrs. Dutch with other friends After now that called at Mr. and Mrs. all, deflation is here, Henry Went- This market closes all worth’s Sunday....Miss Maude Bryant Monday day. Place FIRST lias become a slogan in railroad- isn't 61%, combined with what the week-end in Maine in- spent Searsmont with order to avoid SAFETYin factories, and in all business. her parents....Mr. and Mrs. Webster of your early disappointment. ing, organized vestors feel sure is absolute There is no safety, about Swanville spent Sunday with Mr. and place where it applies with greater all anyone wants? Mrs. Arthur Thompson....M sfes Marion force than in money matters. Don’t risk and Sara Wood spent the week-end with your in some their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. capital enticing venture, or you may lose Sheldon...There were 27 from here at- it all. Whatever chances you take, LEAVE PART tended the entertainment given at the Head-of-the-Tide last Friday evening... OF YOUR MONEY IN THIS BANK,w here it will The cyclone that went through this be found when needed. Central Maine Power valley Sunday did a great lot of damage, MORE STITCHERS a 30 blowing large barn down on the Pearl We pay 4t%) interest on accounts Brook farm and uprooting apple trees and savings Company breaking down shade trees. The light- WANTED AT Augusta, Maine ning also struck in several places...Carl Waldo Trust Cole of Camden recently visited his Company mother...Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Windsor Maurice Wood Burns, Hotel, Belfast, recently spent the day in Montville the Pullman’sPantsFactory BELFAST guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert , Jackson. Representative. ..Mrs. Sophia Hartshorn of Morrill Bridge Street, Belfast. BROOKS CASTINE UNITY visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred Carter one day last week. It is charged that the excess profits tax North Waldo Pomona Grange WILL DIG FOR ANCIENT HISTORY. The Republican Journal is inequitable, unjust, intricate, difficult The University of Pennsylvania will of administration and no longer produc- The members of Sunrise Win- may 1921. Grange, undertake next month to Belfast. Thursday, 26, tive of sufficient uncover the revenue to justily its terport, were present in full force to ancient city of Beth-shan, now known as continuance. It is inequitable and un- welcome the members of North PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY visiting in permission because it is often Beisan, Palestine, having just collected twice Waldo Pomona in their grange home, woman knows been obtained of the government. Prof. that fine The )oumal Pub. Co. and sometimes several times. For in- Every silks Republican May 11. The meeting was Wednesday, Clarence S. Fisher will superintend the stance, concerns making the engines for assembled by Worthy Master F. Porter A. L BROWN. Editor. work. It is thought no less than eight- make fine but do automobiles, concerns making tires, the Webb and all officers were present at the waists, you know cities have stood on the site of Beisan, company which assembles the various opening exercises, except the assistant ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, the first one having been begun no less parts and puts the finished car on the stewards. The vacant stations were ac- f duty. heart-breaking sobs for the fallen. As The delegation walked out and never Rev. A. J. TorslefF, secretary of the see. the revolving years have taken their Try it—once, anyway—and replied by word or deed.—Wall Street Maine Baby Saving Society, was intro- place in history the sound of acclaim has Just tell your grocer—William Tell. Journal. duced and gave an instructive address softened to silent reverence, hut many Almost every day during the last tour along the line of child welfare, dwelling are the tears which are yet unshed; tears months new additions have been made to especially upon the needs of the child SWAN-WHITTEN COMPANY for those who fell in battle; tears for the long list of people out of employment. until five years of age. His remarks were those who died from wounds and disease The men and women in our industries.' followed with close attention. Victoria or by starvation and neglect in southern who have accepted a cut in wages and Page was again called upon and respond- prisons; tears for those who came home have kept steadily at work are the men ed wfith another song, after which F. M. to us and now, in ripening May, sleep and women who have thus saved the Nickerson, superintendent of schools, 'neath tiny flags and fragrant flowers. business situation from complete collapse, gave a brief talk relating to children of me nrsi ouservance OL Memorial Day They were wise enough to understand school age which was very appropriate, was in 1868. In that year, John A. j | that a crash impended. A few unions coming as it did after Mr. TorslelT’s talk Logan, soldier, patriot and statesman, have adopted the “rule or rum” policy regarding very young children. He touch- then Commander of the Grand Army of and are pursuing it with considerable ar- ed upon the good resulting from mentality the Republic, called upon his comrades rogance. They have arrayed public sen- tests and contrasted two cases of mental- to assemble in that and in succeeding timent against them to such an extent ity—one of the highest degree and another years “for the purpose of decorating that they have lost all sympathy. of almost the lowest—using these to illus- with choicest flowers of spring-time (he trate the limitations of the child as de- BY graves of those who had given up their GERMANY WILL PaY. pending upon his mental capacity. In lives that the Republic might live.” closing Mr. Nickerson expressed the P. Palmer Every year since then Memorial Day has That is, she has reluctantly and under Dwight REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. opinion that in many cases poor results been observed with ever increasing rev- pressure promised to pay. the Getting in school work are caused by the child erence. cash out of her will probably be some- and Owens Bros. being kept with his grade when he is The people of this what difficult. If the Allies are country have not wise capable of being advanced, and that this forgotten—they never will they will keep their cannon trained on forget—that phase should be considered by teacher whenever President Lincoln called for Dusseldorf and will kejp their troops GASOLIN E and superintendent, as well as the oppo- to the of within distance troops preserve unity this Re- easy reaching of the Ruhr site conditions. public they came, “Marching from the Basin till they get their money. If this corn Mr. rorsien ana Mr. lNicxerson East, and marching from the 'West, is not done it will not be long before Ger- were accorded a rising vote of thanks for and shouting the battle cry of Freedom.” many will shake the mailed fist in the OVERLAND helpful remarks. A reading by Addie Eight hundred and fifty-eight of these face of all Europe and the w'orld will Smith followed and the concluding nuin- sooner ; CARS ARE A men marched from the little city of Bel- or later, be compelled to fight an- MOTOR j ber of the program was a topic, “What fast 2nd of these 100 were killed in bat- other world war. ! should be done to conserve the water GOOD INVESTMENT tle or died by reason of wounds or disease Transfers in Real | power of our State?” The discussion before the war was ended. Estate Take you slate and figure it We dc was — opened by W. S. Littlefield and con- lot give the above figures as a boasl I tinued G. H. E. T. W. out for yourself. The transfers of by York, Gilbert, but as an illustration of the following real estate patriotism F. Roscoe Ed- were recorded in Waldo Evans, Littlefield, A. C. of every citv and town of the entire County Registry There are 5000 satisfied of Deeds for the week monds and F. P. Webb. Those favoring North, and for the especial purpose ol ending May 20, Overland owners in the State 1921: State ownership were Mr. York and Mr. showing what the G. A. R. and theii w7ho have found that in an' Charles W. Edmonds. The majority expressed the fallen comrades did for the United States Lancaster, Belfast, to Fred A. Robbins, do.; land and in opinion that the expense would be too Overland you get the most —for us and for buildings generations yet unborn, Belfast. great, were the State to assume owner- for mone. the commemoration of their ycur devotion, Abbie F. Swan, Beltast, et als., to Fred ship and reimburse those companies sacrilices and sufferings have made the E. do.; land and in Bel- Prices Belfast: Ellis, buildings which had already developed power to a delivered, thirtieth day of May both sacred and fast. great extent. The usual courtesies were Sedan .... £1535 .reverential. hummer M. Sylvester, Belfast, to Ger- motor and extended Coupe #1545 trude P. do land and to the entertaining grange and Every I Gorden, ; buildings There lingers a highway remnant today only ol in Belfast the meeting was closed with the usual Touring #995 he host from that, 1861 to 1865, placet ceremonies. Several a Roadster #995 Mary B. Crosby, Swanville, to Eli E. selections by Vic- all they had on the altar of their country. Ellis, do.; land and buildings in Belfast. rrola were interspersed throughout the 'The HARRY E. WALKER army divided grows less on this James C. Freeman, Lincolnville, to meeting through the kindness of Mrs. hyway throughout pic- side; Erastus A. Collamer, do.; land in Lin- Carrie Cole. Distributor for Waldo County j One after another they cross the dark colnville. The next meeting will be with Sebasti- tide; Edgar L. to F. The last Wood, Unity, Joseph New of the cook veterans soon will have Kelley, do.; land in Unity. Grange, Burnham, June 8th. It is turesque found expected that Past Master C. S. Stetson England Carrie E. to Maud The end of the march on the last Hobbs, Brooks, B. camp- will be present. Notice ing ground. Marden, Brooks; land and buildings in Special r rooks. But lessons they taught and Memorial and Newport is a Day, Wales H. Sherman, Liberty, to Meda Two U. of Me. boys, determined to at- part Shall live while the blossoms return tc W. Harriman, do ; land in Liberty. tend the meet last Saturday at Bruns- X-RAY PICTURES the May.” Frank G. Boynton, to wick and being without the wherewithal Freedom, Amy of and F. Hustus, land in Freedom. to purchase tickets by rail, started out bones, joints teeth, fractures and 1 he “boys in blue” who have not do.; dislocations be yel Friday afternoon on foot, carrying lunch- may obtained at the office of the Trail. George A. Nelson, Montville, to Wm. of DR. CARL H. heard the implacable call to the sleep ol es, and with placards on their backs STEVENS, P. Barton, et ah, St. Minn land SoCOny Paul, ; “We Are on 35 Church Me. long the bearing: Our to St., Belfast, ages have lived to see their sons and buildings in Montville. Way Brunswick: Please Give Us a Lift.” We Tel. 15 3m 15 fighting side by side, with the sons of the A. George Miller, Appleton, to Albert haven’t seen an official bulletin on their South in the F. Spanish War. They have Light, Liberty; land and buildings in progress, but it is safe to believe that Liberty'. seen their sons and grandsons going ovei those boys saw the meet. For Sale William R. .-- the top on the bloody fields of France, Gilkey, Searsport, to Geor- gia Maria Blanchard, New land in shoulder to shoulder with the sons York; The late Chief of Police . and Searsport. Lindley W. Gilman of had as One car, new last Julv. In grandsons of the men who Bangor probably many Dodge wore the gray F. Harry Black, Waterville, t; G. G. friends and acquaintances as any Maine in the bitter and woeful of the Civil excellent condition. Driven a little days Taylor, Sidney; land and buildings in Pa- man who ever wore the chief’s star. War. In a few short lermo. years the last mem- Genial, kindly, yet firm, he made a splen- over a thousand miles. Good reason ber of the G. Marcellus R. did officer and his death last week &veru Gallotv A. R. will have been dis- Knowlton, Belfast, to W. was A. land in Belfast. mourned by hosts of friends. He was a for at charged from life’s service. Their ac- Clark, do.; selling, inquire Journal office. member of numerous George S. Parker, Brookline, Mass., to organizations and complishments, traditions and example the funeral on the Islesboro Inn, Islesboro; land in Isles- Monday was largely the Same11 will soon become the heritage of the boro. attended. Veterans of the Spanish the Ameri- The a War, Zenas D. Hartshorn, Belfast, to ChasJ Matron Wonted sign of reliable dealer can Legion and the people of the United L. Walker, Swanville; land in Swanville. and the world’s best Gasoline and a A MOTHER’S EXPERIENCE At the Home for Agel Women, For -States; what glorious and bene- Georgia Florence Bonney, Brockton, particulars apply to ficent heritage it will be. Mass., to Walter R. Nealley, Northport; land and West Buxton (Me.)—Read of Mrs. Ar- With the passing of the G. A. R. the buildings in Northport. DR. ELMER SMALL, President. Henry Bowden, Sherman, et als., to thur Campbell’s painful experience. "I hosts of its membership will not be for- of five STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YOR Henrietta Bowden, Northport; land and am a mother children. My little gotten. As long as American history is buildings in Northport. girl two years old was so sick with fever she as if she were dead for two written its pages will glow with a recital Allen Holmes, Knox, to Dorothy lay just I started her Dr. Ladies I Ask yonr Druggist for /A 26 do land and in Knox. weeks. giving True’s > of their deeds, and American mothers ; Holmes, ; buildings Chl-chos-ter a Diamond Brand//W Broadway Elixir and she began to gain at once. X Pills in Red and Gold -\- n metallicV^^# ____ will read that to their not be without it. boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon.' history children THE GERMAN METHOD. Now I would I feel d Take no other. Buy ef yonr ▼ as an to a noble and very grateful to you.” f Druggist. AskforCIII-Cireg-TEBf inspiration loyal f DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for |fi 1 No doubt this child had some stomach known as fJ citizenship. The men of the American In Berlin, Germany, our American con- years Best, -fest, Always Reuabfc Now* trouble due to worms. Scores of children Special sul once read a circular addressed to Ger- trained in SOLD BY BRUGES EVER-'WHERr Legion who, only peaceful pur- have worms and their mothers don’t know man manufacturers to this effect: “Man- We wish to inform i suits, blazed a path of glory through the do not allow the trouble. ufacturers, foreigners to are doing business all of death at Belleau Chat- visit factories where have Common symptoms of worms: De- valleys Wood, your you any wish to buy or sell real e or machines in ranged stomach, swollen upper lip, sour and St. special process use, espec- we would be to eau-Thierry Mihiel are already of Granite pleased offensive the Monuments ially beware of as are stomach, breath, itching to receive the torch of Americans, they ALGOLA PILLS E. A. STROl'T preparing patriot- nose to grasp new on the contra- and rectum, dry cough, grinding of quick ideas; Regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. ROYC. FISH, 1 ism from hands which, for nearly sixty should send the teeth, little red points oa the tongue, We take them from the in ry, you representatives from Make Pure Blood. For Constipation. Relieve ledge the quarry, Room 2, Odd Fellows’ III to slow fever. years, have borne it. They are worthy your factories foreign countries, es Gas, Indigestion, Biliousness, Sick Headache. tf Dr. Elixir has been faithful in 25c. At cut, polish, finish, letter and them on 47; pecially America, as they are an inven True’s Try them. 10c. druggists. Duane place your descendants from a valiant ancestry. Pharmacal sole P. [ tive Your people should obtain its duties as a family Laxative and Worm Co., proprietor, O. Box lot in the One continuous and people. 1103, City Hall Station, New York. See cemetery. process They will not allow their heri'tage to be in their Expeller since 1851.—Adv. employment factories; thus you signature on each box. one small lost to their children and children’s chil- will learn all that the others know plus profit. STOLEN alone know. Therefore dren. They will teach them that Memo- what you Deut- You avoid the cost schland iiber alles! Signed, Wilhelm.” high of stock, the high If the party who took rial Day has a significance entirely apart freight and the middle men’s profits, which of Anatomical plates fro from other days, and that its sacredness William H. Melcher, Bath’s veteran brings monument down to the lowest return the same by pa and memories are priceless legacies. joiner, for many years foreman of all your possible price. joiner work at the Bath Iron Works, on ANNOUNCEMENT Call and see for yourself. some other means, no Monday, May 9th, observed the 98th an- made. THE SALES TAX niversary of his birth, hale and hearty I have a store in the Austin Block and will ELMER and greeting with great pleasure the opened tf 18 Xt the annual of the Retail meeting many friends who called upon him. He and A, S. carry a full line of Men’s, Women’s Boys’ HEAL, Bridge St„ Belfast, Me. Dry Goods Association of Maine, held in goes outdoors in all but the most unfav- his and Ball Band Portland May 18th, a resolution was orable weather, keeps up reading and Furnishings. Also Boots, Shoes Thin P abreast .of the times, greatly enjoying adopted favoring a one per cent sales Increase weight with his friends. Rubber Goods. FADS AND FADDLES conversation month. »' the excesa the schools from invasion by dedicating By tax in place of profits tax. reliable treating- weeks to the service of the three R’s.— " The sentiment of the people of the whole Maine has established a Forest Pro- will increase your Boston Transcript. eolid Children Gry PEARL Brooks to in the stay-tbere country seems to be against the excess CROCKETT, Mgr., tection Week, the schools join Write today 1 common with For “may” please substitute “should.” 1 FOR FLETCHER'S observance. Maine, in Enclose stamp ,^ profits tax and there seems to be a grow- Kennebec Journal. 4?- 11 other states, may yet have to safeguard Sales Co„ Malden ing sentiment in favor of the sales tax. ( CASTORIA 216 Public (Chapter Laws Bolshevism Directly Responsible for An Act Prohibiting Public Games and Misery of Russian Millions. Amusements on Memorial Day By John Whereas there is grave danger that Spargo, American Socialist. Memorial is Our Day through thoughtlessness industrial and commercial life is tending gradually to lose its tender signi- necessarily linked with the restoration of ficance and solemn impressiveness as a day commercial and \N AND DAUCHTEK devoted to the memory of those industrial life in Russia, ,,l heroes, and men who it is known to ' BENEFITED— dared and suffered when the life every statesman that of t ere iflX' the nation was at stake, most of whom may be no real |S MADE PUBLIC restoration of ; AL now lie sleeping, the battle on the done, *°n of the great quiet hillsides of the State rfreconr problem they loved UCt,OQ-80]?1 Until me Russla is brought ^nen health and and served so well; and nftroeCr a,,d norraal relations uant to tell everybody Whereas the proper observance of withw t°h the li£e of the rest of the world. ilie world like it,” said Memorial Day is not alone demanded to by facts' a «ood many ! .. of 19 Pharris those men by our debt of gratitude to peopleDeoolereh»ed tbeS5 ^treet, have surrendered to a those men which we never can shrewdly repay, Propaganda in this Ohs ago my stbmach but is conducive to the thrill and every countrvted .bolshepst 8re demand‘ng the revision ontiuued Mrs. Cole, essence of patriotism which is in the “f‘benf i“d announced by Secretary of ,te agreed with me. I heart of every true conscious State ?,°'cy in American, Colby August last. are with sour gas after of his rich and They heritage; demanding the recognition of the Bol- me so nauseated that Whereas Legislation to secure the prop- 8 * demand of ext«nsive trade •i a thing I ate. My er observance of Memorial Day is there- relatioas and some nights I fore immediately necessary for the pres- Concerning these demands I have only i;,at 1 would just have ervation of the public peace, health and to say in that, my opinion, in my judg- At times I was al- now therefore— safety, ment, anything more disastrous and s and felt as if I was Sec 1. Whoever on Memorial more Day en- certain to lead to economic anarchy ; my condition really gages in and any public outdo9r game or sport ruin, imperiling the whole fabric of where an admission is or so charged collec- civilization, it would be impossible to "Aa in the greatest cities in taking lanlac and tion shall conceive. his own home town—the U. S. taken, be punished by a fine That is not my opinion only, Tire user gets fresh, live tires :.nn the very first, I not but I know exceeding twenty-five dollars or im- it to be the conviction of the of current production." bottles, and its a not ten or best minds of prisonment, exceeding days by Europe, regardless of na- ; rfect health again. both fine and imprisonment. Judges of tionality or political partisanship. d appetite and eat and Not municipal police courts and trial jus- only do Bolsheviki not represent I,.lout becoming nau- tices shall the will ! have jurisdiction of all of of the Russian people, but what am free from gas fenses under the act. is more THE U. S. CHAIN TREAD important, they do not propose \ nd at night 1 sleep to hold One of the few tires of which it honorable relations with us. may ten in Iheir that deliver gained pounds major purpose is not the realization be said they economy r in than TROY. of their in and out and tire every way Communist program in Russia, year year after tire. i My daughter is also but the destruction of the The U. S. Chain Tread enononuc and gives *' has her re- however helped Walter Thurston of Greene is painting political systems of the great commercial sufficient traction on all ordinary In every section, t.rlieve Tanlac is the W. L. and industrial remote, you find a dealer in Hopkins’ buildings. nations, especially the road surfaces. It is probably the frejh. live U. 3. Tires.’* nude and I am glad to United States. handsomest, and by all odds the George Estes of Pittsfield is moving to We gave our recognition immediately utnost popular, of the whole U. S. the Knowles place at Troy Corner. and Belfast by Read & without reservation to the govern- Fabric Tire line. ment which Freedom; S. M. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gowen of Portland was set up in Russia after the A M. Ross, Lincoln- are visiting his relative in town. revolution, which honestly sought to base ag Co., and by the its rule upon the wili and interests Earl of of the every town. Thompson Massachusetts re- Russian people. We can not now cently moved with his family to the in good faith give it to this unscrupulous Roderick Coffin plac power, which exists A by brute force and .jjhj.,; ppointments. has repudiated the Pearl Scribner has sold his farms in very idea of responsi- to the East to bility people. onU.S/Iires^ New York rides Troy to be : as Post- parties pointment I assert used as summer residences. very positively, upon the basis Economy n as to what doubt of incontestable evidence largely furnish- The Charles (later would the ac- Cunningham place ed by the Bolsheviki could all the car Not for the car, but for govern owned themselves, that you get together merely heavy by Louville Hollis) has been sold bolshevism is ! ministration in mak- directly and clearly prim- to Frank who will soon owners the medium and car—a Cunningham, arily responsible for the utter ruin and IF you know, you'd probably light-weight me 10th day of this occupy it. !■1 collapse of Russian industry and for the find that their tire had been full selection of size, tread and type. •i irding made the mat- present terrible of experiences J. R. Ramsdell recently came by misery Russia’s mil- wing statement: automobile lions. much the same. * * * from Melrose, Mass., and is to than 400,000 menjand spend the summer in his new home, ,m> in governmental the L. J. Sanderson place. Observers Most of them have taken their fling Your U. S. Tire dealer can * Only give you issified service All Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark at “discontinued lines” and because of the service he permanent prcvis- accompan- “job lots,” this service ied by Mr. William Dobson and tamily The fact that President Harding is to j ice law and rules. have or of Pittsfield were recent of Mr. personal representatives at the “surplus stocks.” Soon late, nearly from his U. S. Factory rules provide for* the guests gets neighboring and Mrs. T. W. Hawes. Mr. and Mrs. meetings of the Supreme council, the gpest three eligible?, all settled back on first as the Branch. There are 92 of these Branches. Clark came by auto from their home in conference of ambassadors and the re- quality ;,.ree each necessary Lewiston the parations commission need cause no con- made. The successful recently. They reported one sound assurance of tire value. Each its share of U. S. Tires, so roads in bad condition cern to those who are insistent that the gets iciples of civil service especially from Augusta to Waterville. The roads in United States shall not become entangled * * * that the dealer is always supplied with the wisdom of this in The Iroy are being attended to in good sea- European politics. gentlemen res in the appointing son this much work done selected will act as observers, and their man cut- fresh, live stock. ultimate responsibil- spring, being As soon as a forgets the before planting. function will be confined to keeping the the nec- nisiration, President informed of the progress of and comes to the dealer who b. S. Tires sen as iast as they arc made. nal of choice, price tag, right events in The information re- FRANK B TUCKER Europe. it is the kind of re- ceived at the White House direct from concentrates on a full, completely There is no over production. No sur- ,tnnot legally be and American whose obser- a representatives, ■ of and is The Malden News of recent date has sized stock of U. S. Tires—he learns for a “market.” Congress, vations of the proceedings will be from plus piled up waiting the spirit of the the following in regard to a young man the standpoint of American welfare, what it means to get fresh, live tires Wherever a U. S. Tire— well and favorably known in Belfast: will be of tar greater value than news you buy postmasters. Of received —not once in a while but time. Frank B. Tucker of 23 Mt. Vernon reports from miscellaneous every you a tire of current fourth class, and sources buy production, who was of dubious veracity. The Pres- ii service laws street, very popular among his jaud ident will be called upon many times in in the but in as full of life and value as the it associates in the Malden Club and was ! Not merely big cities, day cm within the pijivi- in Y. M C. A. the future to dispatch uotes to the count- f the classitied prominent basket ball for £er- ries of on one or another. his own home town. left the makers. some time, died suddenly at his home i Europe subject If he has at comiuaud complete and yesterday morning. He had been in poor g 12,809 post orfce, authoritative data of what has health for some time. The deceased was transpired 17 are second cluss, at the meetings now being held, he will a wholesale millinery salesman, with a class. Obviously be far better able to protect American Boston concern. The deceased was a cess agencies of the welfare from those who seek to native of Belfast, Me., and had resided may purpose and should assail it. here 16 years. He was aged 28 and was e only certain ulti- “The of unofficial relations Tires from resumption United States graduated the Centre school. Dur- s about is to classi- with the council no ing the war he was in the U. S. Naval imports obligations 'hird class postmas- other than an earnest of desire to be Reserve service and was a radio operator i: < e an act of Congess. in the vast at Panama and Norfolk, serving eighteen helpful solving problems measured by the re- with which the allies are confronted. Rubber a States months. Fie was member of the United Centre and is one which #) >, Company Mr. Harding could have given no better 1 Methodist church, Converse Lodge of ruler existing laws assurance of his determination Misons, the Malden Club and ihe Ameri- unyielding > power to require to the free action of the United can Legion. He had also been prominent preserve iUced in the classi- States than by his selection of the man in Y. M. C. A. athletics, especially basket who will ‘take part as the representative of ball. Mr. Tucker, was engaged to Miss iCCUUIl, llUWCVCl, the President of the United Stares in the Edith Hiatt of High street. His father, Hall Hardware Belfast ^ued today provides deliberations of the supreme council’, the late James D. a Co., Tucker, passed away nicy is not tilled by namely, George one of the most few years ago, and he is survived by his Harvey, motion of one from redoubtable irreconcilables iu opposition mother, Mrs. Angie tucker, and two e classified civil to the league of nations. brothers, George D. of Malden and F'red competitive exafri- The situation is so involved that our D. of Panama. 1 the appointment peace engagements can not ignore the one of the highest Old World relationship and the settle- SPEECH SOME TIMES TOO FREE aired now by lawan ments already effected, nor is it desirable M-rvice. i to do so in preserving our own rights “Socialists have always contended for s for our own guld- and contracting our future relationships. the of free in appointments, vlill right speech the class The weariness at home and the disap- rooms of our colleges and Millions ring with the re- universities. pointment of the world have been com- Starving have demanded this BANGOR LINE able future legis- They right for the pensated in the proof that this republic proponents of their “Pick a particular economic will surrender noue of its Heritage of Pul m China ideas notwithstanding the universities he kind of test and nationality, but our rights in international STEAMSHIP CAMDEN and are The and examination colleges chiefly supported by the relationships have to be asserted; they critical period of the famine in •d people of different principles. They of China has arrived. for shall be aip- require establishment iu compacts Leave Belfast Tuesdays, Thursdays and have claimed the right to teach socialism With relief from source al- lent, and shall 'be amity; our part in readjus tn.^nt and re- Saturdays at 7.15 a. m. for Bucksport, Winter- every the use of funds contributed lowed famine victims ’s business train- through storation can not be ignored, and must port and Bangor. for, 5,000,000 chiefly by non-socialists although they are still destitute. ss, organizing and be delined. With the supergoveruing Levve Bangor 2 p. m., Winterport 2 45 p. m., j would if conditions were Only continuous and voluminous general qualifica- not, reversed, league definitely rejected and with the Bucksport 3 30 p. m Belfast 5. p. m for Cam permit the teaching of individualism in Rockland and aid from America can save these iministration, and world so informed, and with the status den, Boston. schools maintained the funds of so- 5,000,000 people. ioistered, scholiis- by of peace proclaimed at home, we may Return—Leave Boston on Mondays, Wednes- cialists. and Contributions sent to this h might result in a proceed to negotiate the covenanted re- days Fridays at 5 p. m Rockland Tues- | paper “Nowhere in Bolshevik Russia days, and at 5 a m for will be forwarded to the American out not a guaranty today lationships so essential to the recog- Thursdays Saturdays COFFEE can man with to or Camden, Belfast, and Committee for China Famine Fund any safety his person nition of all the rights everywhere of our Bucksport, Winterport to Bangor.j and will be life with- are s to all in- property attempt leach the principles own nation and our full part in actually saving You io likei! present play At Boston, connection is made with the likely of American representative government. world in the in two weeks. ‘aces whose terms joining the peoples of the Metropolitan Line and almost in the passenger freight apply to all other Nevertheless, anywhere pursuits of peace ouce more. We can steamers for New York via Cape Cod Canal. SEND WHAT YOU SPEND United States men are able to teach the present terms ex- be helpful because we are moved by no GEO. E. OUNTON, Agent, doctrines ONE DAY TO CHINA. espoused by the bolshevik re- hatreds and harbor no fears, rlelptu! Belfast, Maine. in Russia not gime only with personal ness does not mean entanglement, and (Signed) but with the PEDESTRIANS safety aid and encourage- participation m economic adjustments Republican Journal Pub. Co. ment of men holding positions under the does not mean sponsorship tor treaty % Government. HAND PAINTED a streets at commitments which do not concern us, night ! Cut this out and mail with “The situation is an and de light in front and a amazing and m which we will have no part. plorable one. It is to be hoped that some PLACE Contribution. effective measures for the rectification of CARDS The. right or left they A RURAL PROFITEER conditions result from the wide- DIRECT FROM CHINA blasts on a horn at may I hereby enclose $. to aid spread attention that has been aroused liameter. Jobson, driving along a lonely road and done in water colors in the soft tones China Famine Victims by the resignation of the college presi- ••’.perieuced automobile one morning, managed, in some way or and shades so much used by the Chinese. dent at Indiana.” by a pedestrian, Valparaiso, to ditch his car. Fortunately a Call at the Journal office. other, I (Name) POPULAR same, aud the ped- farmer hove in sight behind a pair of AMY L. WILSON, nd a tree until the COAL PRICES MUST COME UOWN stout horses and Jobson appealed to him SUE M. PARTRIDGE. Js passed. for help. (Address) not carry in their Coal producers who are berating the “Why, ya-as, I guess I can help ye out, iiistrnment which public for not loading up now with coal mister,” said the farmer. “Let's see, WEDDING GIFTS "l;>■■ 'ires. for next winter it at war inflation prices what it’ll come to—one day’s use of the Dr. as a M. well save At C. ■mobiles, pedestrians might their breath. team, $5—” Stephenson tiian seven miles an time when steel plants, textile mills, “One day?” retorted Jobson. “Tisn’t Dr. A. M. Including Centerpieces, [Tray Cloths, and other haul that machine Lothrop 11;, railroads, express companies going to tike a day to Runners, Table Covers, Lunch Sets, in 1 register at the be- industries are readjusting war inflation out, is it? DENTIST the finest of linens. These are imparted r and pay a license wages, cutting war inflation production “Why, no,” returned the farmer, "but DENTIST from China and e privilege of living. costs and lowering war inflation prices after I get the $-3 I don’t calc’late to do MINSONIG TEMPLE, ROOM 3 many are embroidered ate if they do not the coal trade cannot expect to stay up anymore work till tomorrow.”—doston Colonial Theatre in shades of blue, so papular in that in the war inflation clouds and get away Telephone 223-3 Building Transcript. country. Cannot be duplicated. •lore receiving his with it. TELEPHONE 336-3 27tf Also Laces, Lace Mats, Silk Itt the streets must What the coal business needs to do to Harold W. Bishop of Boothbay Harbor Pieces, etc. examining board, sell its coal is to oiler its product to the was surprised the other day when he was Fans, Call at Journal Office. leaping, crawling public at a right price, like any other told by the local telephone operator that WANTED not do ORRIN J. s, elf from machinery. manufacturer or dealer. If it does he had a phone call from Cuba and even DICKEY" SUE M. PARTRIDGE. that the to sell its a Uf eld responsible for coal trade is not going more so when in few minutes he was Second Hand Kitchen Range A MV L. WILSON. .mobiles or their oc- coal. It is of no use to tell the public talking with his brother, Major Percy G. Insurance -Presented with that unless it buys its coal now at the Bishop, in Havana. The latter is in the State price first letter. Lsg 'he Maine Automo- excessive prices demanded for it the pub- sugar business in Cuba and being in Hav- Fire, Liability, Automobile lic next to death at of home Middle Street, winter will freeze ana on business and thinking Boz PYTHIAN 135, Belfast, Maine BLOCK. , Phone 316-3 still higher prices. The public is not go- and the new telephone cable to the ing to buy the coal at these excessive states recently completed, decided on the PNEUMONIA 'lie Kennebec Navi- prices and th; public is not going to instant to try it. The communication don rsegiected coughs and completing ar- freeze to death. was as clear as though but a few miles colds are the usual Trucking of (sumption of the The time has come for speaking between the cause Pneumonia. I am plain speakers. We Are Good Dr. Hester Brown prepared to do all kinds of truck- '(amboat service. He to the coal who think they can Buyers ng. Furniture producers MINTOL and piano moving * •egin the war in- putting sit tight on war inflation wages, GIVE US A CHANCE will L>e found tin? most specialty. Leave orders at the 1 effective stable, properly on this end flation production costs and war inflation remedy for corner of Main and 1 to bid on furniture or con- Cross and IJ“g the islands HEST COLDS your anything you OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN breaking up the streets, they route prices to the public when everything in will receive have to sell. Drop postal or call. gestion Pneumonia, prompt attention. season, ft is still up must be Either they must Spasmodic readjusted. Rub Vicks over throat J. AUSTIN MCK.EEN, Croup, Telephone connection. Places above Bath on act to about the economic read- 30 Street. Tel. 320 Whooping Cough and bring and chest until the skin tf 17 Belfast, Maine. High Influenza. 'wide whether or not justment which is imperative in their W. W. BLAZO & red — then SON, will come up far- business as in every other business becomes either they must thus provide the cheaper spread on thickly and ■ FOR SINCE 1882 126 Waldo Avenue, Belfast. coal, or Federal, State an'd local govern- cover the with a WANTED SALE ri re parts made by hand some backed all the power that is in ments, by hot flannel cloth. YOUNG WOMEN between ages of eigh- Charcoal broiler, folding bath tub, four At 72 Main Street, Belfast. estbrook, in an old the American will go on that job teen and with School jVhe , people, thirty-five High wooden beds and spring, ice small 1 niversalist for York Herald.. chest, I, church, them.—New education to enter St. Barnabas training force WANTED ! Allan,,' *e range, Myers’ pump, driving har- Jr,ii t‘ cutout the paper school for nurses—3 course—uni- 61 years’ ness, Cypher’s incubator, brooders (in- S'Cis ,llem among the forms and text books furnished. h a!®,8!? Salary door), chicken' coops, chick A towrl for Children feeders, Charles R. Second Hand Lawn Roller. fa«i !e pasting. Cry WICKS HO per month. Apply to drinking founts, poultry wire. Coombs Cf6t; fo 5 cents per 100 ST. '.-.a FOR FLETCHER’S BARNABAS HOSPITAL, APPLY TO Hrli considered a big after- ¥ VapoRub 231 Woodfords Street, A. G. WOODMAN, R I A Over / 7 Million Used CASTO Jars Yearly 6wl7 Portland, Maine. 4tl8* Shore Acres, Belfast R. F. D.6. Undertaker M. L. SLUGG, Belfast, Maine. 4 THE CHURCHES LIBERTY. SPRING DEBILITY SWANVILLE.^ | The regular services will be held at the Mrs. Sara Hibbert was a visitor in Bel- Mr. R. D. Bartlett is able to be out. Universalist church Sunday with sermon fast last Tired Feel- Tuesday. M. P H. N- Loss of Appetite, That 10.45 a. m. Rev. Miss Sadie Nickerson, at by William Vaughan. and Mis. Marlton Knowlton were and Sometimes Mr. spent the week-end at home. ing Eruptions. Th e choir will have a special musical pro- Belfast, Knppenheimer visitors in Belfast one day last week. Thousands take Hood’s Sarsapa- gram. The Sunday school will meet at Comet Grange will hold its uex\ for Bridget Whelan arrived last week COOD CLOTHES rilla as a spring medicine th^t noon. Saturday evening, June 4th. _ meeting tired feeling, nervous weakness, from New York to open the Walker resi impure blood and say it makes First Parish (Unitarian) Church. dence. William M Damm and Elmer Cunning- eat and bet- in them feel better, sleep Rev. A. E. Wilson, minister. Preaching arrived last week and ham attended the Military Ball in Ban- —an investment and "makes food taste good.” George Killing ter, service Sunday at 10.45 a. m. Church about gor night. a condition in ! will open the Liberty Inn the first Friday Spring debility is invited to school at noon. All cordially > which it is especially hard to com- of June. Mr. W. E. Damm is able to be in the these services bat disease germs, which invade Mrs. Bertha Sylvester, who has been store most of the time, but has not yet good appearance there and This is Memorial Day Sunday and the the system here, every- in Belfast the past two months, returned regained his usual health. where. The white blood corpuscles, G. A. R. and allied societies will attend home last week. Mr. James E. Warren of Park, sometimes called “the little soldiers worship at this church. The subject of Hyde because it is their will in the blood,” the sermon is, “The Higher Patriotism.” Mr. and Mrs. George Sprague Mass., was the guest of his niece. Mrs. duty to fight disease germs, are too leave Monday for Portland to attend the Chester Craney and family several days do service. weak to good Methodist CHURCH. People’s Meth- Grand Chapter, O. E. S. last week. Hood’s Sarsaparilla strengthens Rev. Charles W. Martin, the "little soldiers” and enables odist Church, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hyde of Augusta Mr. Walter J. Nickerson of Lynn, No. 7 Court St.; tele- on them to repel germs of grip, influ- pastor; parsonage, spent Sunday at the White cottage Mass., arrived last Thursday and is the enza, fevers and other ailments; phone, 213.11. Sbnday morning preach- Millstone Island recently. guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary F. Nick- m. Evening relieves catarrh and rheumatism. ing, 10.45; Sunday school, 12 Mrs. Charles Grinnell, who is teach- erson and sister Celia. It has given satisfaction to three service at 7.30. Prayer meeting this, ing in Freedom, Bpent the week-end at Get it and for after- generations. today, Thursday, evening at 7.30. her home here and at Washington. The L. A. S. met last Thursday a laxative take Hood’s Pills. Mrs. Georges River Grange dramatic com- noon at the home of the Vice Pres., ^ The First baptist church. Rev. Grace A. Damm with nine members pany gave the drama, “The Village MUKK1LL. C. residence, 13 will be held (ieorge Sauer, pastor; at Montville Center and at present. The next meeting 123-11. The services Schoolma’m,” the home Cedar; telephone, South Montville recently to good houses. Thursday P. M. June 2nd at of worship on Sunday are at 10.45 and of the Mrs. Elonia Nickerson. Roy Paul has sold his farm to Mr. Gree- and John Pres,, 7.30. Bible school at 12 o’clock and the The homes of Walter Young ley of Belfast. The electrical accompanied by Christian Endeavor at 6.30 Thursday Fuller were destroyed by fire Tuesday storm, left home early hail and a which passed over Mrs. Mabel Allen of Sedgwick is a visi- at 7.30 the mid-week service. Strang- afternoon. Mrs. Young high wind, in the with her Miss this town Sunday afternoon, did lots tor at the parsonage. ers in the city are cordially invited, and morning daughter, is a stu- of Five barns were blown the co-operatjon of friends throughout Gladys, for Belfast, where she damage. Mrs. Harold Cross and two children are school. Mr. was tbe Black the Robbins barn the community, who are not obligated by dent in the High Young down; barn, visiting relatives in Wells. was discov- on the Curtis an old barn duty and interest to support some other away at his work. The fire road, so-called, ered about 4 o’clock p. m. some one of Mr. F. M. Stevens, Mr. R. D. Bart- Mrs. Marion Maynard is spending a church, is earnestly desired in the grow- by was over the lett’s old barn and the large barn of Mr. week with Mr. and Mrs^ Delbert Paul. ing work of the church. passing. The alarm given a few moments Maurice of which Pastor Sauer’s sermon theme for Sun- phone and in everybody Nickerson, portions Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Trask of South hurried to the from were carried back into the orchard, de- day is: Abraham Lincoln as a Man of scene, many coming Newburg called upon friends in town last had made such some trees. Lots of the God. The evening address will be the miles away. The fire stroying apple week. saved but the windows in the house were blown in. At fourth in the series, “Bible Lessons from headway that nothing was and a few of furniture. The the residence of Messrs Rushbrooke * Mrs. Lilia Pearson, Elmer Heal and the Literary Masterpieces.” The public piano pieces Fuller a short distance away, was Thayer and J. W. Smart the chimneys Vaughn Hatch made an auto trip to Cas- is cordially invited. The chorus choir house, soon in flames. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller have were taken off. A piece ot banking board tine recently. and orchestra will lead the singing and been in Waldo the past winter and back of the residence of W. E. Damm an hour of good cheer and inspiration is living Mrs. Stewart from Portland is had their furniture there. What was blown crashed through a screen passing assured at both services. part of up, a few with her the was in the house was removed to a breaking a large pane of glass. At the days daughter, High The appointments of the week are as place school teacher. are in- Nickerson & Damm place on the hill a follows: Monday evening, the meeting of safety. Both sets of buildings sured. hayrack was turned upside down and the Mrs. Dow the week-end for the Boy Rangers in the small ves- George spent large barrel rack was carried over on the with her Mr. and Mrs. C. B. try of the church. The meeting of parents, which had just been ploughed, in Mrs. Sauer’s class of young ladies at CENTER MONTVILLE garden, Knowlcon, Liberty. and was demolished. Lots the home of Miss Adelaide Howard. completely Sadie and Ada Lena Woodbury of shingles on the shed of Mrs. Mary F. Achorn, Wednesday morning, afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Clement and ch 1- and Ida Soule, nil in training at the E. M. Nickerson were blown off and a stripjof evening, the annual meeting of tne dren passed Sunday in Northport. G. are at home for a the barn roof from ridgepole to the eaves, Hospital, Bangor, Lincoln Association of United Baptist L. K. Crommett and the Clifford Bros, short time. a portion of which blew into the lake and Churches, with speakers of great inter- of China were at P. W. Jaquith’s Satur- was captured by A. E. Brown on the op- and Mrs. Moulton a est. Dinner and supper for the dele- Dr. Bryant spent day. posite shore. Shade trees were blown few with relatives in Portland last gates served by the Ladies’ Sewing Circle. Mrs. F. A. Cushman was a recent guest days down in many places. The old barn on week The doctor’s mother returned with Thursday evening, the mid-week service. at her former home and at Mrs. Emma C the Herbert Maddocks place also was regular rehearsal of them tor a short visit. Friday evening, Cushman’s. blown down and the north side of the roof the chorus choir. Saturday, hikes for The Walls buildings at North Sears- and east wall of Mr. Herrick’s barn blew The tornado of Sunday afternoon blew the Boy Rangers and the Boy Scouts. Wood- mont were burned Saturday afternoon. down. down the 100-loot barn of Israel June 3, 4 and 5, the Bovs’ Conference. They were owned by Frederick Jones bury. The family were away at the time. Delegates rrom all the communities of a a lot and occupied by Will Oxton and family. Three horses, four calves, pig and Waldo county are expected. Our church Mr. and Mrs. Oxton were away and it is NORTHPORt of hens were in the barn and were taken should make generous provision for their thought the children accidentally started out uninjured. The two-story house and entertainment. June 7, 8 and 9, Baptist the fire. Neighbors got there in time to shed were badly shaken, chimneys un- State Convention, Camden. Mr. John Ilalliday recently made a rescue the household goods. safe, plastering thrown off, large trees brief business trip to Boston. were uprooted and broken off and fences North Congregational Church. Sunday afternoon we had a thunder Mr. J. E. Turner arrived on levelled. Rev. A. C Elliott, pastor; parsonage, 26 shower and a registered traveling cy- Saturday’s ! High street; telephone, 157-4. Soloists, clone. Much damage resulted. People boat after a business trip to Boston. Arthur Leonard met with a very pain- ! Mrs. Leroy Paul and Miss Charlotte here saw that Israel Woodbury’s barn, The Misses Blunt have arrived at the ful accident last week. He was sawing at ; Knowlton. Morning worship 10.45, 45x100, had gone down and C. B. Custv- White Rock cottage, Bayside, for the spool wood and a stick flew back hitting 1 school at sermon by the pastor. Church man carried over a crew. Three horses, summer. him in the stomach knocking him un- noon. Strangers and those without any 4 calves and a pig were got out unharmed. conscious. They carried him into Leo ! church home are cordially invited to A large hole was blown in T. S. Erskine’s Mrs. Crystal Cohlan of Belfast spent Jackson’s and he remained there until ! worship with us and assist in the activi- upper barn. Trees fell on pasture fences the week-end with her sister, Mrs. How- The doctors think two or three Sunday. ties of this church. and those that did not look after them ard Moore. You real value at lower this ribs were cracked and after he get, over get prices I me members or me ooys institute had to hunt for their “critters” Monday the great shock lie will be all right. His Charles Pendleton, who has been visit- will meet in the vestry next Monday night. season when clothes many friends were concerned for ing at Mrs. Henry Hills’, returned Satur- greatly I evening at 7 o’clock. Boys who are you buy Kuppenheimer good fear there might be inward day to his home in Somerville. complications. twelve years old are eligible for member- Arthur is a man very much respected and fabrics and true to the excellence ship and are invited to join. A safe Mrs. George H. Patch and Mrs. Eliza- —style, tailoring loved. We could not him. spare for the Eastern beth have returned aftei place boys, agreeable companions, steauhip Lues,Inc. Perry home, of standards. the sympathies or the community have and a good time assured them. Parents spending the winter with friends in Free- Kuppenheimer been greatly stirred by the fire on Rowe’s send your boys and know where they are dom. hill last The spending the evening. Thursday evening. buildings Mrs. Richard C. Voth of New York ar- were owned by Wilbert Brown and occu- The sum of thirteen dollars has so far Summer Schedule Effective June 7 The new models now on a better invest- rived Tuesday morning to spend the sum- display'represent pied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown. been received for the China Relief Fund. at 5 m. They Leave Belfast daily except Sunday p. mer at Prof. Wm. Hatch’s cottage at ■were all Mr. This is a cause and deserves our RETURN: Leave ment in than ever—$35 toS44.50 away. and Mrs. Frank Brown worthy for Boston and way landings. Cove. good appearance The conditions in the fam- exc at 6 m. Kelley’s attending a class party at the village, saw best efforts. Boston daily >pt Sunday p. (Day- for B*n- to the lire but thought it a brush fire. After ine stricken districts of China are ap- light Saving Time) Rockland, Belfast, The Carr and Lower cottages and gar- Other good makes at $16.50 $35 gor and way will be made he had started for home he found it was palling, and the need is urgent. The landings. Landing age at Birch Cicst were broken into some at Northport commencing June 21. Commenc- his buildings all in llames. A good force pastor will gladly forward to the com- time last week. Not much of value was ing July 3, service will be daily, including collected save mittee any sum which sympathizers may but were around and there, but too late to only Sunday, in each direction. taken, things pulled a bed and dresser. They had many things feel disposed to contribute. “I was an GEO. E. DUNTON. Agent, upset considerably. No clue has been W. Clark & me meat.” Co., of money value including a fine piano, a j hungered and ye gave Belfast, Maine. found by which to trace the thieves. Harry NORTH good diamond ring and gold watch pre- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, * was for Good Clothes sented Mr. Brown by the company he | Belfast. This church reopened The Home of Kuppenheimer had worked for, but they all went up in public worship last Sunday evening when conducted service. smoke. Wilbert Brown’s loss was heavy, | the Rev. A. C. Elliott too-—a new purchased pleasure wagon and [ The storm which swept over the district —the house of Auppenheimer %ood clothes his entire farm equipment. The fire start- ; in the afternoon and which continued ed in the the barn, no one knows but during evening, undoubtedly kept B. how, j BANKS’ GARAGE Copyright 1921, Kuppenheimer & Company Morriil are at home. But the THE people large hearted and May | many people despite baskets collected on the ddTerent roads 1 unfavorable weather conditions there have brought to them solid expressions was a very good attendance and a help- -of sympathy. j ful service was held. Another service John L. Dow, l >vi!l be held on Sunday evening when Mr. Mechanic_ KNIGHT-SHERMaN Eli ott will again preach. It is hoped the | people of the community will pla to at- HUOD ) ; tend and so receive the moral and spiritual An announcement has been made of a GOODRICH | inspiration which a religious service sup Tl E■ very pretty and quiet on wedding May plies. “The test of a modern community MILLER and V 8th at the home | IRIhW of Captain Walter E. ! is its deg ee of interest in its Christian BLEMISHED J Crockett, 111 West 100th street, New organizations.” So says a great states- ! man. A community that has lost interest lork City. Miss Ida Sherman, daughter in the church and irs services is a com- of Mr. and Mrs L. George Sherman of munity where decadence has already set ELECTRIC Pripet, Maine, was united in marriage to in. Let us prove by our interest in the USED CARS Mr. Frank A. Knight of Waltham, Mass local church that ours is a real live com- munity. Don’t the hour of service son of Mr. and- Mrs. R. A. Knight of forget Three Dodge Touring Cars, one B.uick Four, one Velie —7.30 p. m. Maine. The Rev. Camden, William R. _ Touring, in excellent condition. McDermott of the Summerfield M. E. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Walton and Mrs. Viola J. Lee of Gardiner were over church of Dorchester performed the cere- guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Bridges mony in the presence of a few relatives and friends. Miss Doris Sherman, sister Irons $5.57 of the bride, and Mr. Samuel A. Stod- dard, formerly of Hallowell, Me., attend- Complete with Cord, Plug and Stand ed the happy couple. The double ring service was used. After cordial and sin- cere congratulations, the guests enjoyed The Lowest Price Since 191S one of those delicious lunches such as These Better Tires Are '‘Down Easters” only know how to pre- pate. The numeious gifts of cut glass and silver were both useful and orna- mental. The bride carried with her bou- Now Lower Priced WE HAVE CUT THE PRICE on our irons so quet a beautiful handmade lace handker- ■* chief which will be held in the family low that we may not be able to equal it as an heirloom. Many kind wishes and Two factors underlie the remark- for a time. We have cut to a thoughts follow' the young couple to their important again long price new homejat No. 32 Cherry street, Wal- able values now offered in Goodyear Tires where we shall lose on iron we sell. tham, Mass. money every and Tubes. One is the many improvements We do this because we want these irons, not on State Examination for Teachers in them the few months; made during past our shelves, but in the homes of our customers. we have State Superintendent of Schools Augus- the other is the price reductions tus O. Thomas has arranged for exam- into effect. iron is of the The sale inations for the state certificates of just put Every highest quality. teachers to be held on Saturday, June 25, A conspicuous example of the values now includes our entire stock, which has been selling, in the followingplaces: Auburn, Augusta, Bath, Castine, Dover, Skowhegan. to be had in Goodyear Tires is our clincher for the most part, for $7 and $8. Of course, Supt. Thomas says in his notification 30x3Vfe-inch Cord Tire. This * to the superintendents of schools that he type Goodyear every iron is sold with our usual guarantee of will be glad, for the accommodation of first quality product—one of the most du- service. -candidates in various sections, to add to satisfactory we ever built—can be the 1 ist of places any town where there rable and efficient tires are candidates for examination, provid- today from Goodyear Service Station We have of these irons to over ed that the local superintendents of bought 2,174 supply sch ools will agree to conduct the exami- Dealers for only 37,600 customers. Sale ends instantly the last nation without expense to the State. All expenses for printing and transfer of iron is gone. Better buy yours today. documents will be met by the State sc h ooi department. Any teacher desiring $24.50 to take the examination in June should The Goodyear Tire &. Rubber Company At any of our 27 stores file a preliminary application at once. Offices Throughout the IVorld Mrs. Sidney P. Young of is Greenville 30x3% Rib or All-Weather *-| 30x3% Non-Skid $ I C 75 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tread Fabric Casing- J- • Fabric Casing-JU— Em O. Pendleton ery of East Belfast, be- 30x3% Heavy Tourist Tube $^25 ing called by their severe illness with the in waterproof bag-J_ 30x3% Regular Tube— __*22 Central Maine Power infl uenza. Both are now improving. Company

BROOKS BRANCH PANTS STITCHERS Wanted Christine A. Jones, Manager FORD RUNABOUT Wanted at Brooks, Me. with trailer, for sale. A second-hand cooling tank 4 Per Cent Interest JUNE FIRST. GOOD WAGES. Address Pays Price, complete, $300. ; Address BeMdsi. -on accounts. 3w20 E. O. HALL, Belfast, Me. BERT L. DAVIS. CLYDE M. GRAY. savings I The >The B. H. S. base ball nine went to | many friends of Fred G. Spinney [ A happy crowd of pupils from|{the »re Thomaston last Wednesday and lost to j very glad to learn that he is gradual- Grammar school, accompanied by thei the by a score of 18 to } ly improving from his recent serious ill— Thomaston High teacher, Miss Grace A. Lord, returned to ness with 12. made the trip by auto. Isn’t What You pneumonia,, and are looking They school common late Saturday afternoon, -AT It for j his complete recovery. who has after a at Swan Lake. Pay Mias Florence M. Brown, been day THE—--1 Poppies made by the American and of the Western Union Tele- in charge On the seventh page in this issue will French Children’s League will De worn Waterville the past It’s What You Get grah office in winter, be found the full report of Mrs. Charles | everywhere on Memorial Day. Mrs. An- is a two weeks’ vacation with spending M. Craig, secretary of the Children’s Aid nie M. Frcst has them on sale for local her Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. parents, Society of Maine, giveu at the annual use. DAVIS The are to will SAMPLE proceeds be used for the she enter the SHOP Brown. June first meeting at the Girls’ Home, May 17th. children of | "l" France. Belfast office as manager. | ' It is one of the most interesting in the A ™'U>j“ys’ It cost a Assortment of Belfast man the was in Belfast Satur- Big 1airI^cloth‘n«“ mPs as young costs A Naval officer history of this society. j i ,, ch“ply benevolen^ v ^ l®\ ytu of court and the humility of appearing day in search of Joseph Davis, son of can buy the same thing C. S. Bullock, district manager of the before the Judge of the Municipal Court Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis, of this city, v of Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co., anybody, at Monday to square accounts for a who was at home on a vacation without anywhere, taking week but it boat was in Belfast last and appointed SILK DRESSES i any time, isn’t without leave or even if.he leave of absence. Davis f; fair license, proper Young Guy A. liray agent for the company in i to our did not get prices on our mean to steal'it. had a good Army record in the recent this vicinity. This company is incorpo- beautiful the rated in Massachusetts, has a paid up Many patterns in Brown Silks and best goods then The McLellan war and has been in Navy for some i buy .the school will give their cash capital of $1,500,000 and is noing same annual time. Crepes, Figured and article in a poorer entertainment Saturday after- business in 46 States Georgettes Embroidered ] elsewhere noon, June 4th, in connection with the Some of Belfast’s wide-awake citizens Tricolettes. Priced as low as will allow- VO t quality and tell quality | pictures at the Colonial are planing to have a program for July the world we are Theatre. Its profi- title is 4th that will be of sufficient interest to If The Midsummer Eve, a Musica* $23.50 to teering. you want low and at home. A $39.50 Fairy Play, There are 56 children keep people meeting of rep- KMfQIDS j priced goods you can get from all the grades in the cast. resentatives of different branches of in- (GRANULES) One Lot Silk Poplin Skirts, , of us, but don’t kick if they wear out Mrs. terests was held last Wednesday even- E2L v. $6.00 ! quickly Frank A. Bramhall a indigestion chaperoned at the law office of Buzzell & over look like a million dollars. of ing Thorn Party young ladies to the Battery, Dissolve instantly on tongue, Tie Back Blue and ton. Plans are not yet fully arranged. Sweaters, Black, Brown, 3.25 where they spent Saturday and Sunday or in hot or cold water, or j Yours truly. in the Miss of Somer- vicky. Try at soda fountain. Pitcher cottage. The party in- Gladys Ruth Bridgham Short Sleeve, Lace Front Knit Blouses, 3.25 cluded Misses Alberta W. Farnham, ville, Mass., very well and favorably QUICK RELIEF! j Muriel and Rena DeBetk, Esther F. known in this city, recently presented in ALSO IN TASLET FORM BERT L. Moore “Robie DAVIS, Evans, Margaret M. Mitchell, E. Frances Hall, Somerville, Takes a MADE BY SCOTT A BOWNE Abbott, Charlotte and Eva Tibbetts, Miss Look,” an original comedy of two acts, MAKERS OP VERY The store where little old dollar SCOTT’S EMULSION 10 SPECIAL your Lylla Sprague. Miss Rena DeBeck,whose with epilogue requiring sixty young peo- buys 100 cents worth. I marriage takes place in a few weeks to ple in the cast, introducing twelve musi- William J L. Luce of this city, was the cal numbers in which a large chorus and One Lot Outing Suits Annie M. Frost, yours, l 95- ed the thunder shower and wind storm. It has been unoccupied for several years. Truly j Cedar street. A full attendance is de- and Tiieatre picture A truck from the Belfast Com- Friday Saturday publishes sired to elect Trucking delegates to the Charles E. Stevens of this city has re- THE DAVIS lie week. County reached in time FANCY SAMPLE SHOP ! Convention June pany ttie place to save C. Liberty, 22nd in Jackson. cently completed a half century at har John Fuller, some of the furniture, but did not know GRADE next to Colonial d of thanks. The school children ness making and is at present kept busy nlUt High Street, Theatre. p.«3E are requested to of the fire until reached the at his they place cut, Searsport, publishes meet at Memorial hall next shop in the Armory building. He Monday Charles O. Dickey of Northport and a was to morning at 8 to go to the wharf apprenticed the late Leander Sta- o’clock, ] crew of men did work in Maine Power Co. offers of good keeping to strew flowers on the ples horse bridle fame, then in Rock- lowest since water, according the fire, which had made So.57, price land. Since then rapid headway, 4Clb. to their usual custom on Memorial he has seen the busi- Day. from reaching the heavy growth of tim- ness work up to its climax and also go rds advertises to do car- The agency of the Waldo Trust Co. i her nearby. back gradually as motor vehicles increas- partialTist of at Castine was opened Monday by Ralph ed. He was a offer new mod- for few years located in A referee insurance case occupied all WREATHS and CUT ark & Co. S. Wardwell. H. PRICE FLOWERS Ralph Dunbar, treas- 1 REDUCTIONS ■nheimer and other good Ellsworth, but the greater part of his 50 day last Wednesday at the county court urer of the company was present. The s clothing. ! years have been spent in Belfast. house and was to determine the value of of For MEMORIAL wants kitch- people Castine appreciate this enter- COFFEES DAY n, Northport, State Auto Agent J. Austin McKeen the farm buildings of Carroll H. Clements .pie Heights Inn. prise and accounts have been opened Was Now has been doing effective work the past of Monroe. The buildings were recently ORDER THEM OF wants 30 more with good of is Factory prospects business. l Extra 39c week in that branch of road rules and burne and were insured for $1,000 each Fancy, lb., 37c Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. in the London & Globe and Jones and Vic- intends to keep it up. two men Liverpool, the lb.. CAMUEN’MAINE r Waldo County Hospi- Monday Maleberry, 43c 39c ihe tor B. Whittier were called to Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Warren were before Judge Clyde R. Chapman of Standard, lb. 35c 33c Gl«ront7pl to Messrs. 1 rust Co. advises safety Sunday attend the funeral of Mr. the Municipal Court on the complaint of Companies. Wm. H. Gulliver of 155.2 i Jones Portland and II. C. Buzzell UldDll ItUl f money. mother, Mrs. John Jones, who Mr. McKeen for driving autos while un- of Belfast ap- Manhattan, lb, 31c 29c jfLOKISI, M. wants wofrian died last 87 peared for the with Lothrop Friday, aged years. Mrs. der the influence of liquor. They were companies; Judge DICO Store, Rockland, Maine. Tel. 120 isework BLEND,lb. 25c Jones made her home in Belfast with her fined S100 and costs of with Ellery Bowden of Winterport and Mr. court, jail MEMBER FLORISTS TELEGRAPH welding torches lost. son for about Robert F. Dunton of DELIVERY ASSOCIATION twenty years and was a I sentences, but the fines and sentences Belfast for Mr. MAIL itage at Bayside to rent, most Clements. The referees were Messrs. A. 29c ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED. 2\v20 highly respected woman, beloved by were suspended. City Marshal M. R. BACON^Tb. el wants chamber girl and all who knew T. Nickerson of Suaar Cured Virginia’s Way her. An obituary will be Knowlton says hlf intends to begin early Searsport, Henry L. 1 printed in our next issue. Withee of Rockport and Frank I. Mort- in the season to enforce the road rules Tapioca—”A’: pkg .... 12c Co. oilers for land of uing specials here, particularly for fast driving and Searsport. There were a large Jelly Desserts, pkg.10c Suurday of rice, coffees, etc. Base Ball. The Leonard-Steveos for while under the influence of number of witnesses and routine work. and Bearce Base Ball club will driving Sardines, Norwegian, can 17r Brown has driving hprse play their The referees reserved their decision. liquor. Salted Peanuts, lb .... 15c i j first game of the season next Saturday has Belfast relatives and friends have re- James H. Howes of was Rolled Oats .... 6 lbs. 25c 'rison, Thorndike, big (May 28th) when they face the strong this city elect- Healey’s Ice Cream cars. he of used j Y. M C. A., team from Camden. ceived the following of unusual interest: ed president of the Maipe Retail Dry Corn Flakes, pkg .... 9c uuple Shop offer a big. as- The team is composed of all “Mrs. Robert Burns MacMullin requests Goods Association at its annual session Pound Box 60c Chocolates, Everybody Knows. What That Is -ilk dresses and special.^ of | local ! players and the citizens of the honor of your presence at the mar- in Portland last 37c sev suits. Belfast surely Wednesday. Mr. Special 1 How^ ought to be on hand when these boys riage of her daughter Marion to Mr, is one of Belfast’s most busi- watch ue Power Co. offers their dependable Beginning VIay 23, forths delivery team Cameron Eldert on BUTTER LOVERS G1EET an investment with a line up against Camden Club. Henry Thursday, the ness men, and with the exception of a Dinner and a I' The team is composed of the following twenty-sixth of May at five o’clock in short clerkship in Boston after finishing REOUCEO PRICES ! party orders SPECIALTY. Packed to Market offer Penobscot men: William 3rd the afternoon at Saint Stephen’s Church his studies at the Bryant & .keep until wanted. I Saywood base; Ed. Stratton Bus- r Memorial Day. We use no ! win Greely right field; Ralph Saywood Sixty-ninth Street, east of Broadway in ‘ness College he has been in active life SWEET NUT substitutes, but 100 percent pure products is publishes an adv. in re- it. This left Cecil Getchell 2nd the City of New York.” Mrs. Mac- here. While in his teens he entered Try product is sold as HEALEY’S ICES. am! of j field; base; Wat- j the quality clothing, Telephone conaecuioa. son center Mullin and Miss Marion have been in grocery store of A. A. Howes & and Ow’J i- .ige offers tires and used Nickerson, field; Toiford Co., Durham, short stop; George Spencer Belfast frequently, the guests of their soon after became a member of the firm. and Harry Foster, first base; and Elmer cousin, Miss Maude E. Barker. About twenty years ago he bought out Saves You 1-3 of Your of New York, head of Saywood the Oak Grove star pitcher S. Dana Townsend, representing the George W. Burkett’s dry goods store and Manufacturing Co., is in and Henry Peters are the battery. educational department of the Victor today has one of the best equipped and Usual Butter Bill! g to make arrangements Here’s the line-up, here’s the opposing Talking Machine Company of Camden, most attractive emporiums in Maine. SWEETEST OF ’EM ALL! factory at Searsport. As team and here’s N was in Belfast and Satur- ! Mr. Howes’ activities are not confined to s increasing continually the price. 25 cents (War J., Friday rmaneut factory, and the Tax and Grandstand included). Game day. He addressed the students of the bis own store as he has for several years will continue as before called at 3 p. m. High school triday on the benefits to be been the president of the Belfast Savings Direct Co, 1 importing 1 output, as soon as more I derived from the use of Victrola records Bank, one of the most reliable in the Joseph Pullman, in | The ice cream sale and entertainment is a director of the 10 Main St, Belfast, Me. ! elfast will also by the Head of Tide school last Friday in the study of music and English, Mr. State, Waldo Trust factory, 1 Searsport factory. evening was largely attended and was a Townsend is touring Maine at the sug- Company, a well founded banking house, Stores also: I great success The financially. following gestion of Miss Florence Hale of the with branches in Unity, Brooks and Cas- PITTSFIELD CAMDEN j program under the management of their State Educational tine. He is also the treasurer and one of teacher, Mrs. Wentworth, was bright and Department. They ROCKLAND interesting throughout: met in like work in Dakota recently and the trustees of the First Parish (Unitar- 1 “EVERYTHING GUARANTEED” i Music, Victrola this trip is the outcome of it. ian) church. Without the slightest os- lonial Theatre j Rec., “The Children’s | 'entation he always does more tnan his Hour,” A canvasser giving his name as Bazan Wijlys Sedan on Mail Orders Knight Louise Beckwith part in all public and charitable organiza- Postage Prepaid $1 TODAY Rec., “A Grevious Complaint,” has been soliciting here and very suc- ; tions. This year he is president of the Hollis Twombly cessfully for a magazine called The Loyal “Who Stole local Chautauqua events. His residence Miles Minter Rec., the Bird’s Nest,” American, printed in Cincinnati, Ohio. Sarah Dickie on High street is one of the most attrac- The is devoted to Motors —IN— “Patriot’s School magazine disabled sol- Willys-Knight Song, Song,” tive in Belfast; he also owns a cottage at Rec., "The Bluebird and the Violet,” diers in the late war and one that >ts of North Shore, Northport, and one at the Heart” Geneva Small naturally appeals to the sympathy of Are Hood for Victrola Pitcher’s Pond. His friends are looking Many Years Music, all. The canvasser is a fraud and his FRIDAY Farce, “The Red Bandeau,” 6 Girls for him to be instrumental in having the T ou cards were returned as discredited by the do not have to be of a mechanical turn Song, “The Horse and the Cock,” School Dry Goods Association meet in Belfast Rec., “A Boy’s Mother,” Everett Wing Cincinnati publishing house. Interested of mind to \K in the near future. appreciate that a motor with MAYO in on an gliding Rec., “Going Errand;” parties here will take the matter up with 1 Eugene JacKson The sleeves will last proper authorities in an to locate Band Concert and Confetti telescopic longer than a motor Pit” Rec., "Little Orphant attempt Carriage Annie,” the man. The old saying that “a sucker Ball. The Band benefit in the whose Hattie Beckwith Armory chief parts are in continuous concussion. is born every minute” is oldfashioned VI song, “Evening School was one of the most pleasing of the sea- URDAY Bells,” now, as at least ten arrive in that speci- “Song of Gladness,” Iva Wing son’s social events. It was under the di- The “Sleeves of Rec., fied time. sliding the Willys-Knight OKGE Rec., “It Can Be Done,” rection of Mrs. Cecil Clay, who also de- WALSH in Archelaus Twombly Belfast High school lost to the Camden 36 Hours on Sleeve-Valve Motor instead of out—wear signed the artistic and unusual decora- wearing Music, Victrola High in a game of base ball played on the in with was a uise, a condition of NUMBER 17” Farce, “The Train to Mauro,” Congress street grounds in this city last tions. The hall bower of branches Kodak Finishing producing ascending -1 Music, Victrola Friday afternoon in a score of 12 to 7. of apple blossoms placed there and here, Mail orders filled. efficiency up to 50,000 miles or more. This means The visitors made seven runs in one in- promptly MONDAY* The Boys’ Conference. The Boys’ everywhere with the stage front a solid ning and held the lead to the end. The more power and less mass of relieved upkeep, instead of the usual n°RMA TALMADGE Conference is rapidly assuming large summary: bloom, only by several M. A. COOK’S proportions. Every town in ttie County CAMDEN H. S. tali rubber plants. A touch of bright experience—more upkeep and less power. “Ride i ab. r. was of STUDIO will send a full delegation and its proper bh. po. a. e. coloring given by strings Japan- in a this weex.” PANTHEA” Ogier, ss. 6 0 3 4 3 2 lanterns from the Knight quota of leaders. The Methodist society ese looped centre light Hall’s Studio, Belfast, Maine. Ingraham, If .... 4 1 1 1 0 1 have in a attractive bill for the to the sides Of the ball. It was a real 11 ESI)AY put very Bean, lb.6 1 2 .9 0 0 pleasure to listen to one of the Band’s banquet and the Saturday’s night supper. Willey, cf .... 5 1 2 3 0 0 rf most with J. E. >0M MOORE in A full meeting of the executive commit- Pendleton, 2 0 0 0 0 0 popular programs, Lee Pat- HARRY WALKER Clark, 2b.522350 terson director. all of the num- tee was held at the High School room Practically 3b.402102 Morse, were Miss DISTRIBUTOR Monday evening and there was lots of bers encored. Katherine Brier, FOR WALDO COUNTY OFFICER 666” Thurston, p .... 1 3 1 0 0 0 one of the most popular enthusiasm. The people of Belfast with Dodge, p and c ... 2 0 0 3 1 0 city’^ soloists, •V c and 3 1 was rounds of on her vo- EDNEsDAY their usual hospitality are generously Rice, p.... 1 2 1 1 given applause If .... 2 0 0 0 0 0 opening their homes to entertain the Hodsdon, cal number with full band accompani- Hanson, rf. 4 2 0 1 0 0 William Fairbanks boys. As an investment in future good ment, with members joining in the cho- p. ... 2 1 i 0 2 1 Shingles Calderwell, -IN— i will and appreciation this conference rus. Floor space was crowded and the — Totals. 47 12 15 27 12 7 seats were wefl filled until late MEMORIAL j will pay big dividends. Have you spectators Second Clear at SERVICE BELFAST H. the confetti Shingles J^fotern Adventurer” thought what it means for the future of S. in the evening at ball that ab. r. bh. little At First Uiiversilist Church | Belfast, to have appropriately entertained po. a. e. closed the program. Dainty misses eila* Added Attraction ! three hundred of the best and brightest Hoffses, c.521 11 12 in white sold quantities of confetti and per enthusiastic minds in the Buzzell, cf.5 13 3 11 There will be a magical at f'OK ; young, eager, streamers; the latter catching on strings thousand special program ONE WEEK i all the courtesies that Nickerson, p .... 4 0 2 0 2 0 County, receiving across the hall and this service our choir and sermon 2b .... 0 1 suspended on by Belfast knows so well how to extend? Durham, 0 2 2 2 falling appropriate 30 Leary, the dancers. McKeen’s with for the our "fencing Monday, May ! The business men of Belfast need no lb.500602 orchestra, day by pastor, Rev. William Vaughan. Horne, 3b. i urging to use their utmost endeavors to 512430 Charles F. Hammons, soloist, furnished We invite you all to attend this service to show fhi W adsworth, 2b ... 5 1 1 1 l o more ! make the stay of our honored young music and each dance was Why pay for shingles Foremost Mind Reader rf 4 1 2 0 delightful pro- for the | guests in our midst interesting, instiuct- Winchester, 0 0 your appreciation freedom and happiness longed with the urgent call for a few of IN THE WORLD ive and pleasant. The finance committee Cadey, If.401002 poorer quality. which made the rf. .... were you enjoy, possible by supreme met Tuesday evening and estimated the Roberts, 1 0 0 0 0 0 more bars. There many autos park- Bowen, sacrifice of those whose we are expense account as follows. For the If.100000 ed in front ot the hall as the night was graves soon to CLAYTON banquet. $250, printing $15, band $25, ideal and brought in many from the ad- decorate and by our young beloved who are hall $10 and athletics $10. Messrs. James Totals..34 7 12 27 10 9 boys auk tell him ; an Cooper&Co. liim, youri Camden. joining towns to enjoy evening of real at rest in Flanders’ fields. troubles. ! C. Durham and Selwyn Thompson will 0 0 1 3 7 0 0 0 1—12 H'toial J begin Thursday morning to solicit in the Belfast 003130000—7 pleasure. All concerned were gratified EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Prices will prevail for this* districts. In the at and interest outlying afternoon Two base hit, Willey. Three base hit, the attendance shown. engagement Messrs. A. B. Harry Foster, Lynwood Willey. Stolen bases, Buzzell. Bases on The net proceeds were about $150, in- Thompson, Bert L. Davis, Norman A. by Rice Adult balls, Nickerson; by 2; by Calder- a ten dollar check from Mr. and Admission 25c, Read and Frank A Bramhall will cluding FOR SALE K. solicit well. Struck out, by Nickerson 5; by George Willey is spending a few The of the in the Mrs. Charles Bradbury, now in New golf;links Northport Country city. It is hoped all interested Rice 2; by Dodge 2. Sacrifice Buz- CUTHBERT RASPBERRY weeks in Fairfield and writes that Children 17c hits, PLANTS he is Club are in fine condition for the season will be ready to do their part in this es- zell, York, and one of five dollars from Wm. Nickerson, Dodge. Umpire, Clifford. Apply at NEWELL FARM, rapidly recovering from the effects of his sential branch of the arrangement. Time, 2.05. M. Thayer. of the year and Belfast members of the ~~r \ 18tf, Citypoint, Maine. recent illness. Club have been enjoying the game there. Waldo PoiAona Urange What is Americanization?* 1 » Waldo Pomona was entertained by Di- ; By Philip Da via, Educational Director of rigo Grange, Freedom, May 10th The the United Americana ot Maine. morning was bright and fair but develop- Americanization used to mean the fore- ed into a rainy but the Patrons of day, igner’s affair usually “ten lessons in Eug- Waldo county are not fai, weather, good : lish.” We now regard the training in roads patrons. At least 150 sisters and English, or even the much desired "first” brothers were present and wouldn’t have and "second” citizenship papers merely missed the long day of entertainment and ! the A. B. C. of American Citizenship. For sociability for anything. The grange was Enlightened American communities are CASTORIAInfants and Childs, called to order with W. M., B. L. Aborn now asking themselves: "What beside in the chair and the. officers all present. formal teaching can we contribute to the After the usual routine business the American zation of the strangers within time” was filled our midst? Moreover what Mothers “waiting very accept- can they con- Know ably by instrumental music by Marion tribute, to us?” That Small and remarks by brothers Foster Italians, Armenians, Greeks, etc, all and Parsons. Sixteen candidates, all re- have important contributions to make. Genuine Castoria cent additions to Dirigo Grange, were in- Nor is the question: “Wnat is Ameri- structed in the fifth degree. canization?” confined to the foreign-born. The noon It hour was most satisfactorily challenges the native born as well. Always passed as Freedom is a famous place for From the standpoint of “selling” Ameri- banquets. The Grange reconvened with can to the foreigner it is now generally an opening song by choir. Address of recognized that the native-born Ameri- Bears the welcome by Bertha Bryant as follows: cans must themselves be “sold.” Owing “Worthy Lecturer to a sinister force of Master, Worthy and propaganda recent- Promoting DSsstio Members of Waldo Pomona Grange: How ly unearthed, Americanization thus be Thereby and Rest Contain fast time flies! A few short months ago comes the greatest Cheerfulness Signature, challenge facing every no you met with us, but since then autumn American today. neither Opium, Morphine has faded into winter, and winter has Fortunately, Americanization has be- Mineral. NotNabcoth of thrown off her of ice and snow come a National function. The Federal mantjle of OhUJcSAHlMfllQffi and gladly have wd hailed the spring. Government has a special department Jiaipe S*d V Joyfully do we the with dealing with this on a rPumpkin welctjme spring question Nation- Senna I wide basis. all her beauty and premise. Gladly, also, Many local communities are Pochette Sait* I do we greet you today, members of Wal- equally aroused to the needs of Ameri- Anise Seed 1 do Pomona Grange, and in behalf of Di- canization. I rigo Grange do I bid you a cordial and The reasons are obvious. So far as the pS£L**lVorm Seed 5 State of Ctanfied Sugar I hearty welcome to our Grange and the Maine is concerned, it has a / Jiuiferyrren Fla nr little village of and we say from population of seven hundred •sixty-eight Freedom, thousand. for the depths of our hefirts, we are mighty One hundred and fifteen thous- Ahelpful Remedy to see you. has the Camel and are foreign-born. na- glad Sjring come, Counting the Constipation and Diarrhoea time when everything in nature is show- tive-born of foreign parentage, two out ana of anil Feverishness ing new beauty and Joew life, so should The is worth it. There’s no sub- every three persons in Maine are either the Granges, individually and collective- pleasure immigrants themselves or the children of ly, manifest new life qnd interest in their stitute for Camel quality and that mild, immigrants. important work. We'have met in a good Moreover, twenty-five thousand per- For ten Over purpose and for a great cause—to help fragrant Camel blend. sons, years of age and over are illiter- Nature unfold herself, and develop. By ate. Of these, fifteen thousand are fore- the tilling of the so(l man has proven ign-born. Clearly, the problem of Amer- fellow who wants a that plants can be miide to thrive, not The smokes Camels, icanization in Maine is State, as well as only in the place where they were orig- a Federal matter. Thirty Years So inally found, but can be transferred by Camels. That’s because Camels have a far as the commodities are concern- him over seas and mountains and grown ed, the problem is greatest in the chief a a cities anywhere that the soil and climate are smoothness, fragrance and mildness you of the State, such as Portland, suitable to their life. The brains and Lewiston, Biddeford, Rumford, etc. In the last work of man have hcljped nature in her can’t get in another cigarette. analysis, therefore, it is up to great work. How miiny of the plants each community to survey and solve its own from which we obtainifood today, do you Don’t let tell that other problem with all the help that the Exact of anyone you any Copy Wrapper. TMC CINTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK C—Y think our in State and the National can CASTORIA forefathers-found America Government when they came? The Indians were liv- cigarette at any price is so good as Camels. give. Back of each community are its ing principally by 1 Anting and fishing leaders and thinkers, its ablest men and and we have been told jhat the most they women, who are challenged to contrib- raised was Indian ccrn. However, it Let your own taste be the judge. Try ute mightily that the spirit of America shall become in and sents was not long before in was proven that the great living force in pr eaui i.eilvi„.i. Applv our to no bona be American soil and American climate Camels for yourself. A few refreshing sorely-stricken world. Notice Contractors required from said ox. smooth, c intained in the for were conducive to the of petition prol.it growth many ! and and walk a mile for a too. Joseph R. Littlefield, late of i. food plants the work of transferring puffs you’d Camel, ECHOES FROM State 1 CLUBDOM Highway Construction cea e J- Willjand petition for pr..! from across seas to America plants the, and that letters testamentary issue began back in the seventeenth The issue of Sealed proposals addressed to the State Littlefie century, May Clubdom, the official d, he being the executor nau Highway Commission, Augusta, Maine, for in and and is still going on today. We ra e all ! of the presents said petition. organ College of Agriculture at building 5 sections of State highway, in the the time learning new ways and better Elizibeth A late of the U. of M tovrns of Lisbon, 6.27 miles, Oakland ^ 87 Boyd, Frank and to reach the best says of the Waldo County ceased Petition that ways, trying way miles and City of Belfast, 2 54 miles. Bitumi- John Bovd ! Clubs: other suitable person be for the progress and development of ag- nous Macadam surface; and in the towns of may appo | istrator of said estate. I riculture, the oldest and most useful oc- Mrs. B. L. Stockton Springs, 3 23 miles and Silver Ridge Applic«t< ^ Aborn, county project leader, and bond be d from said adn ril J. REYNOLDS Tobacco Co. Sherman, 3.96 miles. Stone Base with requir the world knows. cupation There was a ^IB R. presided at the spring conference held in contained in the ^B Gravel surface, each endorsed with petition for pr. time when it was that man the name thought the the Farm Bureau office. Plans for the Apolicaton presented said John of the Town, will be received by the Com by who could do nothing else could farm. season ere discussed and heir at-l :w of said estate by County Agent mission at its office in the State House, Au- Today that idea has changed and farm- the Donahue, local and State leaders. gusta, Maine, until eleven o’clock a. m#(stand- Eliza A. Bacon, late of \jnity. is fast a and a work ard June and tition ing becoming science Announcement was made that the banks time) 2, 1921, at that time and that Alonzo Bacon or s. n for and exDerimer'ts. VOlllVl and read. able be study of Belfast have generously offered $200 place publicly openeu The work person may appointed h. J will consist of of taid ii we wish our oranges to prosper, n for prizes to be awarded at the county grading drainage, foundation slate. Petitir n preseni< l Mrs, a that she was and Alonzo Bacon, widower and we wish the purpose for which they Rich Knox County one of the first in this sec- Indians to be held in Belfast in surfacing. heir-at law James Bay contest, October. Each must be made estate. were to tion to advocate the and proposal upon a blank organized reach its fulfillment Chautauqua Another matter of interest relates to a Commissioner. form provided by the for of and life itself 10 attain its intended de- Social both of which became Commission, copy Nettie H. Newhall, late ..f Liber'. Center, Cut U. S. balloon and Make club trip to to be taken in Au- which one Up Augusta, dollar will be required, and must be ed. Petition that Ora Clark there is one and local institutions and that she advocated M. velopment, only way gust or September by club members who accompanied by a certified check for 10 A recent issue the Rockland national Into Canoes per- suitable person be appointed admit that is by each one doing his best where- of Courier- prohibition and suffrage before have their cent of the amount bid. to j projects up to date. The trip payable the Treas said estate. Petition presented i ever he for our can either had become a Cochran, May 12,—Some won- urer of State of is, only by doing best Gazette has in part the following compli- popular conception. Ont., will be made in automobiles. E. C. Mar- Maine. The certified check Newhall, widower and heir-at-law we realize the full of life. Suffrage! Mrs. Rich smiles when she derful canoes tin of will be '.returned to the unsuccessful bidder tate. meaning mentary notice of a former Belfast girl, appeared mysteriously Liberty was the first to suggest j* “Once more bids thinks how earnestly she advocated it unless forfeited under the conditions stipu- Dirigo Grange you recently in the James Bay region. They such a trip. He said be believed that the Estate of Albert L Kelly, late Miss Mary P. French: while a student in Belfast school and lated. j welcome.” I High average boy and care more for the tort, in said of Waldo, oec. ! were not of but girl A surety bond satisfactory to the Commis- County The response was J. Parsons of The recent appointment of Mrs. Mary of the fervent debates which the students constructed, birch-barK, tition of Amanda M. of B I hylO. trip to Belfast when the contest of not less than one Kelley, a county sion, fourth nor moie Harvest Moon s held. She worked for the cause while a of strange material the North had widow btid als.. t.of I Grange, Thorndike. Th Rich of Glencove as a member of is held than do for all the than one-half of 'he amount of the sachusetts, Perry tney prizes contract, of the was followed a I. resident of New York and again never seen. As estate of Fitzroy K.bv I hy solo-by P. Griffiths State, light and swift as awarded. will be Plans be examined at d the board of county commissioners, to fill Doubtless they would be great- required. may under the and to took up the when she came back of trustee, will of Aiberr 1 j response encore.. Then the topic, cudgels swallows on the lv interested in a of the clubs to the copy specifications and contract may be the vacancy caused by the death of Fred wing, they skimmed the trip the bet efit of named ii. sj-. the to Maine “It is to obtained at the ffice of parties j “Is proposed law making a so-called humiliating think,” Stale it the the Commission, Au she L. Waterman, has attracted state-wide water. Moose Factory In dians marveled. capital, taking place of the may he app> nted trustee un daylight saving zone Tor the Eastern says Mrs. Rich, “that the women today gusta, Maine. of for the reason that she will be annual field day. He thought that in his said Albert L. all trustet attention, Had the The is reserved to cr Kelley, States beneficial to the farmers? If not would probably still have been without Great Spirit come from the right reject any all the first woman iu Maine to till that office. ! town many automobile owners would be ly appointed having deceased. Si w'hat can > the ballot had it not been for the action Happy Hunting Grounds to teach his red proposals. is be done to sto it,” was 1 presented by said Amanda M K opened There were 10 active candidates for the glad to give free use of their motors and V\I! LIAM M. Chairman, James He bel eved it was no of Tennessee, a Southern State. Maine children new medicine? AYER, by Libbey. of their time for such a cause. PHILIP Estate of Caroline P. late position, two of whom were women. Mrs. The day’s good J. HEARING. Kelly, advantage to farmers. defeated it in the relerendum vote, but big balloon that carried three of p.*rr, in said of dec* Congress refuses Rich was one the in she It will be up to each club in the FRANK A PEABODY, County Wa.do, not of two; fact, Knox county tition to make it a national affe ir. was the one county which support- Uncle Sam’s naval aviators into the State of Amanda M. of I ., Further dis- had declined the to make its own arrangements for hand- Highway Commission. Kelly absolutely appointment ed the chusetts, widow and als > administr cussed by brothers Foste measure, and Rockland was one of wilderness several months ago has since the PAUL D. SARGENT. Chief Engineer. Beliovfs, Ware, 1 when it was tendered her six weeks ling matter of transportation. This estate ago, the two Dated at of Fitzroy Kelly, a dec M oods—who sain the id sa in Maine cities. lain collapsed on the spot where it de- Augusta, Me., May 18, 1921. originated and considered the incident closed as far j general committee w'as chosen to arrange under the will of Caroline P. K* Adam who said the scended. Officials of Moose Factory, Germany—Betts, as was when an official for the trip: E. C. Mrs. benefit of those named therein tin she concerned, one Martin, Liberty; masters of national am of the earliest posts established on State Granges the State C. A. Stevens, W. C. Sturte- be appointed trustee under the looking document, bearing seal, Association to American shores the Hudson’s Lincolnville; Probate Notices voted against “daylight saving” and the Agricultural by Bay vaut, Brooks. Caroline P. Kelly. Petition pres was among the contents of her post oifice had commissioner of agricult ure was Co., given orders to all the Indians Amanda M. Kelly. opposed held ai box: Meet in who own to the At a Probate Court Belfast, within and To it, W. M Grac e Annie Augusta. allegiance ancient fur Estate of Susan J. lut>- Hunt, Bowen, State of Maine Farmers 1921 for the County of Waldo, on the 10th day of Flye, company, to leave the un- Purchasing Power. Petition of Fred exec Murch Ratcliife and The con- greatgas-bag A. D 1921. N. Flye, Betsey, Office of the Governor May, t.e currence ORONO, May ll A letter signed by j disturbed, These orders had been strict- may licensed to sell and cunvt of opinion negative. Brown widow wfliolly April 1921 of the War Finance Cor- Ellen Thompson, and heir-at- sale certain real estate situated r came Augusta, 22, John W.Leland of Sangerville, ; observed. Eugene Mayer Next a Arrival of president, ly 1 w of the estate of late tableaux, (The in a a Volney Thom} son, of said of My dear Mrs. Rich:— and A. L T. Cummings of Orono, secre A band of outlaw Indians, whose home poration, talk to number of busi- County Waldo, belongng monologue by j Montville, in said County of Waido, deceased, ceased and Spring; |A’ill Thompson It me today to nominate ness men, recently said: described in said petii gave pleasure tary of the Maine Federation of Agricul- I village is 60 miles northwest of Moose a that that brought down the rhouse. He re- j ! having presented petition praying the you as county commissioner for ycur was sent out The purchasing power of a hushel of i'.etate f Sarah E. Stevens, 'at. * an turat Associations, today, Factory, found the balloon. Old Hud- City National Bank Belfast, in the ceived encore Topic, Should the County State of I feel that the women of the I a of wheat, a bushel of corn, a pound of cot- or some other Washington. Petiti of the county. calling for meeting committees to be son’s Bay Co.’s order meant nothing to of Waldo,, suitable person, be Congress United States pass a law Elliott, administrator, that he m counties should share equally with the I held in the State Mon- them. As for Uncle had ion and of a hog, at today’s prices pay- appointed administrator of the estate of said strikes House, Augusta, Sam, they to sell and nr forbidding upon railroads? opened at convey at public men the responsibilities of government, | 23, never able the farm, when expressed in the deceased. by B. F. Foster and discussed several day, Ma> heard of him. But they knew certain real estate situated in ! by a of the farmer and I am glad to establish precedent by referred to were canoe saw prices things needs and Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice brothers; farce, Sewing for the The committees ap- good material when they it County of Waldo, belonging to sa Heathen; the first woman buys, is lower than it has been at any to all persons interested by causing a copy of and recitation Helen appointing you county pointed at the annual meeting of the fed- and straightway with their hunting described in said petition. by Boynton. At the time within the last 25 Not this order to be published three \*eeks succes- commissioner in the State of Maine. eration at Orono in March, to consider knives sliced blanket years. only Estate of Ethel Paul ami L\ census 11 and they great pieces a M, granges responded Kenne- are sively in the Republican Journal, newspaper Sincerely, three rural problems and to de- from the sides of the fallen monster and prices lower, but the markets are Moi.tville. Petition of Isaac W. i bec county was also represented important published at Belfast, that they may appeal at Song r. and narrow at low- that i.. IU1UVAL DAA1LA, vise some united action for solving them, from the fashioned canoes highly unsatisfactory ville, guardian, he may t* and encore R. W. Mrs. Betts at j magic fabric, a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, within hy Betts, er and at or Governor of Maine The members of the committee are: that rode tile waveS like a thistledown. prices. and for said on the 14: h of convey public private the Helen County, day May real piano; recitation, Kuowlton; It is to business men and bank- estate situated in Montvilie, Mrs. Rich’s reluctance to accept the For better rural roads: Frank P. Wash- The air had given the Northland their up the A. D. 1921 at ten of the clock befere noon, and song and response to encore by brother 1 ty of Waldo, to said v ers of America to make up their minds show cause, if any they have, why the belonging appointment was based upon two objec- burn, commissioner of agriculture, Au- most marvelous craft. prayer scribed in said Werner; recitation, Christine Weed. whether want to the farm- of said should not be granted. petition. tions—one that she be as Leslie E. Mclntire, farmer, East The Indians who Uncle Sam’s they help dig petitioner A vote of thanks was host might regarded gusta; wrecked HiBtate of Carrie E. Jones (•; given er out of the hole or whether shall ELLERY BOW DEN, Judge a reward for William G. Hunton, indus- are known as of the they grange for courtesies of the day. Closed accepting party services; Waterford; gas-bag plutocrats A true Attest: tion of Roscoe A. Jones of Br<>. k Maine Central stick in the hole with him. copy. in form. the other a fear that being a woman she trial agent of railroad, wilderness. While on a recent visit, the Chas. E Johnson, Register. that he may be licensed to sell an.: Next Pomona might not be able to discharge the duties Portland. i chief of the outlaws was asked if he were private sale certain real estate meeting will be with The sub- v/. w. ui- not ADMIN 1ST RAT RIX’S NOTICE. Brooks, in said of Wahio i vi of the office in a satisfactory manner. n.urai scnooi improvement.- afraid of getting into trouble for cut- County Tranquility Grange, Lincoln le, June scriber notice that she has been said ward and described in said “I don’t believe in rewards lecturer of State Grange, Bowdoin- ting up a balloon belonging to the Great HUMPHREYS’ hereby gives p 7th. Address of welcome, J. H. Mullin; political inton, administratrix of the estate of P. Sweetser of of With a duly appointed Estate of Jane W. Ferguson, lair M. I. Stevens. Should merely as such,” Mrs. Rich told The ham; Prof. H. College Republic across the border. shrug response, Topics, DENNIS M. CHANDLER, late of First and final account A. K.. he drew from his a roll of money Burnham, present;' the Stale of Maine own or control Courier-Gazette reporter. “As to politi- Agriculture, Orono; Gardner, pocket the WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT ance by Alfred M. Ferguson, tn water of cal faith, what could you expect of a Franklin county agricultural agent, that would have made a rent hog jealous. in the county of Waldo, deceased, and given powers the State? Should pub- Estate of Victoria A. E. B. He was Sam as bonds as the law directs. All persons having Alien, lic nurses and full time health officials be woman whose father and brothers were Farmington; Sanderson, president ready to deal with Uncle (COMPOUND) demands the estate of said deceased ville. First and final account staunch and who married a of Twin County Farm Bureau, Greene. one man with another. against supported by the State and in the Republicans, or allowance Charles M. ui u, placed For Piles Hemorrhoids, are desired to present the same lor settle- by Howes, man in his adherence to Wilson H. Conant, presi- “How' much cost for he ask- rural districts? —G. E. B equally strong Marketing: big bag?” thereto are Estate I j External or Blind or ment, and all indebted requested of Daniel Faunce, lau It would seem as dent of Maine Fruit Growers’ Associa- ed indilferently. “Me buy the tam thing Internal, Republican principles? to make payment immediately | Final account of distributi n \ Charles M. chief now and pay spot cash.” or though l were predestined to become a tion, Buckfield; White, Bleeding, Itching Burning. AN ME L. CHANDLER. I Frank R. Woodcock, trustee, iv How’s This? Republican worker,” of division of markets, Maine Depart- One application brings relief. Burnham, Me May 10, 1921. will and testament of saiu deceases C. Yet there is an independent streak in ment of Agriculture, Augusta; Guy Closely following the acceptance by at all Estate of Elmira Jones Treat, Fed- druggists ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. The sub- We offer One Hundred Didlars Reward Mrs. which had found expression Porter, sales manager of Aroostook the administration of the Allies’ invita- water, State of Minnesota. First m Rich, scriber gives notice that he has been for case of Catarrh cannot be eration of Farmers, A C. Ma- hereby sented for allowance Oak H; any tljat as a follower (in spirit) of Col. Roosevelt Houlton; \ tation came the announcement that the administrator of the estate of by Hall’s Catarrh of Maine Send Free Sample of Olutmeut to duly appointed Association by S. H. Morgan, tr- cured by Medicine. and which strongly tempted her to es- comber, president Pomological Knox peace resolution would not be Catarrh Medicine been taken EMMA E. SMALL, late of Belfast, tee under the last will and testa- Hall’s hjas chew party affiliation until actual politi- Society, Dryden. pressed to early passage in the House. in the County of W aldo, deceased, and given deceased. by catarrh sufferers for th# past thirty- cal experience had welded her ideas more “It is hoped,” says President Leland in to the consideration of According report, bonds as the law directs. All persons having Estate of Abide E. Greenlaw five years, and has become known as the his “that at this conference some strongly as to party preference. letter, the resolution has been indefinitely post- demands the estate of said deceased for to- against fast. First and final account pi most reliable remedy Hall’s The assurance of Baxter that she definite line of action may be taken same for Cafarrh. Goy. poned at the request of President Har- are desired to present the settlement, allowance by Eulalia C. Greenlaw. < Catarrh Medicine acts Blood on ward into effect the for thrujthe was being appointed as a woman because carrying plans ding, who feels that in the present situa- and all indebted thereto are requested to make tor. the Mucous the Poison at the surfaces, expelling of strong recommendations which had agricultural cooperation suggested tion of affairs its enactment may very payment immediately. ELLERY BOV. i the Blood and the diseased sa from healing* come to him as to her ability; and a con- Orono meeting.” well wait. There can be no doubt that Humphrey?’ Hoinco. Medicine Compan- THOMAS G. SMALL. Judge of A true of the A' portions. j viction that with no axes to grind she in this attitude the President is at one 156 Wilimm Street, New York. Belfast, Me., May 10, 1921. copy original. After you have taken Hall’s Catarrh service to the CHAS. E. JOHNSON. could possibly be of county, A WORD OF WARNING with his Secretary of State. It is, per- a short time will see a Medicine for ypu were the factors which finally decided needless to that his action both haps, say I Notice ib hereby given that tl« great improvement in your general health. her of an office. in the Allies’ invitation and in PKOBAIt NO IC t6 acceptance unsought In an address to the Farm Bureau As- accepting have been made h\ Start taking Hall’s Catarrh: Medicine at -*— appointments Mrs. Rich is neither bloodthir ty nor said: delaying the passage of the peace resolu- SICK STOCK Court, within and for the Count' rid of Send for sociation Mr. Hoover “Unless we To all interested in either of the once and get She what lies in no means persons and State of Maine: catarijh. vindictive. only speaxs our railroad rates we will tion has excited the by pleased BOOK on treatment of free. can readjust Horses, Cows, estates hereinafter named: testimonials, j the minds of many thinkers, particularly surprise of some who were led by certain and Estate of John Greer, late & Ohio. have to rewrite our whole agricultural Sheep, Dogs other animals, sent F. J. CHENEY CO., Tdledo, those who were in the service. to a com- At a Probate Court held at Belfast, in and Thomas E Greer of Belmont < Our present rates will soon campaign expressions expect free. Humphreys' Vet- apt Sold by all Druggists, geography Homeopathic for the of Waldo, on the second Tues- A. D. 1921. 75c.| The literary attainments of the new for plete reversal of our foreign policy under 25G William N, V County tor May 10, move our granaries to foreign shores, erinary Medicines. St., in the of our Lord one ■----—1- commissioner find not the Others will day of May year Estate of Oizilla B. Cooksoi county expression it costs 30 cents bushel to move present administration. today per thousand nine hundred and twenty-one, The : club and educational work. see a Ada M. Smith of Bethel appoit alone through Missouri to New York and in the President’s position very been for WHY SUFFER ISO? grain from following matters having presented 1921. a writer for several condi- 90 PER OF May 10, She is paid maga- same amount can be from sensible appreciation of existing CENT ADULTS the action hereinafter indicated, it the shipped thereupon 1\n the American The tions and a determination to follow a HAVE PYORRHEA that notice thereof be Estate of William Eadie a from zines, including City, for 10 cents.” The average is hereby ordered, given Why suffer from bad? back, Argentina Northport. Lelia F. Kotman of N Housekeeper and the Ladies Home Jour- continental course which will enable the govern- Keep out of this class and to all persons interested by causing a copy of shooting twinges, haadaches, diz consumer may not care a Faul B. Scarff of N<-w sharp, nal. ment to America’s interests havegood, this order to be once a week for Westfield, wheat is or the beef safeguard published •' ziness and distressing urinajy ills? Bel- where the grown before the second executors May 10, A. D, co in the so- three weeks successively pointed Mrs. Rich is devoted to her but behind is the life of the nation and prestige and to operate fast people recommend Di'an’s Kidney intensely raised, Tuesday of June, A. i), 1921, in The Re- Estate of Charles C. Marden, and in earnest. interwoven with rural lution of the world's problems arising Pills. Could you ask for stronger proof literary work, intensely intimately prog- publican Journal, a newspaper published and fist. Lewis F. Maiden ot Fittsin on for out of the great war. of merit? Ask your neighbor? The persistence which she has shown in ress. Dependence other nations printed at Belfast, in said County, that they executor Mav 10. A. I), 1921 use so|jnd^^month at cavity "from to be held W. Mrs. Annie L. Durham, Jo Park St., all her undertakings has been an import- the food of support spells ruin for this may appear at a Probate Court Estate of Daniel Dodge, A RIGHTEOUS of germ iufection. ■ Belfast on the second of Freed “I had been from ant factor in her success. nation just as certain as time passes JUDGE the Probate Office in said dom. Alice JT. Dodge Belfast, says: suffering — 30 and 60c at your Druggist Tuesday of June, A. D. 1921, at ten o’clock executrix May 10, A D. 1921 for many but never Although she does not regard herself as The whole fabric of civilization is built kidney trouble yea -s, was heard thereon if of Robert F. lat• One hundred dollars and costs the THE ASTIDOI.OK MFC. Cc. in th e forenoon, and be they Estate Smart, t to reliev: me until I a clubwoman in the general acceptance on home production of the food of sup- 4 MS could g anything W. Stone ^ 99 Wain St.. see cause. Mabel M. Smart of Monroe appoint in that ; fine imposed by Judge Arthur Sprlngville. N. V. using Doan’s Kidney 1 ills, which I of the term, her activities respect port.—Maine Farmer. 10. A. D. 1921. began a Dexter who entered a plea late of Monroe, deceased, May no small She was I upon man, SEND SAMPLE TUBE FREE Angelia Gould, at the City Drug St ire. I suffer- are limited to scope. thereof and that Estate of William L. Hall, lat* procured of to a of operating a motor ffljjjr Will and petition for probate when vice of the Main' Federation of I guilty charge E. Hall of Belfast ed much annoyance my kidneys president of letters testamentary issue to Cora E. Gould Mary appoint*- vehicle while under the influence in- D. 1921. didn’t act regularly and m|r feet would Women's Clubs in 1912; has been State Ricker, she being the executrix named therein May 10, A. ! toxicating liquor, in the municipal court FiState of Augustine F. Hahn. and burn. I felt like them chairman of the committees on educa- IA and said swell Putting CASTOR offense occurred presents petition. of Bn has been State j Monday morning. The | colnville. Eliza C. Hahn in cold water. I would so dizzy at tion and club extension; Alice W. Woodcock, late of Belfast, deceas- A. gef; For Infants and Children i Sunday afternoon on the section of State I pointei administratrix May 10, times was blurred before me editor of the General Federation Maga- ed. Will and petition for probate thereof and law everything road between this town and Garland, the Estate of Michael C. Stevens, I had been Maine’s on | that letters testamentary isgue to Hartwell L, and this seemed to affect zine; has representative For Over 30 Years State of Maine son. Henry M. Stevens of Jacks myjsight. In Use I being a State automobile in- named there- I Before I had tak- the national committee of the Na- complainant Woodcock, he being the executor A. D. 1921. to get glasses. finished joint be thal administrator May 10, The party will also deprived in and said Application of the first box of Doan’s Kidney Pills, tional Educational Association and Gen- spector. presents petition. Estate ot Mary E. Smith, late ing of his license for a period of OF SECRETARY OF STATE no bond be from said executor is con- I relief and sixiboxes cured eral Federation of Women’s Clubs; has operator’s OFFICE required Fred B. Smith of Searsport appon-w however, got law that the tained in the for probate thereof. of the Rockland Methe- three years, the requiring Augusta, May 9, 1921' petition istrator May 10, A. D. 1921 me. I take great pleasure in recommend- been president late of Belfast, deceased "r secretary of State revoke the license upon Mary A. Emery, Estate of Sophia M. Lowell, law to others.” given besec Club and treasurer of Lady Knox Notice in hereby given that a Petition for and for thereof and thal ing Doan’s (Statement of the court record. Will petition probate Gustavus H. Cargill of 1 ifctsfield 1916.) i D. A. R. She is now a member receipt the Pardon of Seara Nickerson, a convict in letters issue to Elsa A. Duaen- November 2, Chapter, Anah intimated that he will im- testamentary administrator May 10, A. D. 1921 committee of the The first meeting of Temple, ! Judge Stone the State Prison, Thomaeton, Maine, under the executrix named thereii l»W On August 28, 1920, Mrs. Durham said: of the public health bury, she being Estate of W. Knowles, the newly organized a heavier fine in future cases. And sentence for the crime of assault, is now pend- tha George in as him words of State Federation of Women’s Clubs. She Mystic Shrine, pose and presents said petition. Application Frank C. Knowles of Winter1', “I can speak just the and and a terport. for the eastern part of ! $100 is the minimum fine and $1,000 ing before the Governor Council, no bond be from said executrix ii Pill# as I did in was one of the organizers of the Woman’s Temple Maine, required administrator May 10, A. praise for Doan’s Kidney at It under the law hearing thereon will be granted in the Council in the for thereof pointed mem- will be on Friday, July 1, Bangor. maximum fine possible contained petition probate when I testified to their merits. The Educational Club, which has 230 on the third Dated at in said Countv 1916 of Anah which is drastic and which the officials Chamber at Auguata, Friday, day Waltet E. Warren, late of Jackson, deceae Belfast, |,f now is'expected that the membership this 17th day cure they made for me at time has bers, and of whicb she is president. of June next, at ten o’clock a. m. Will and for thereof am [ and State of Maine, tljat will soon include practically to enlorce to the letter. This ed. petition probate is a member of the official board Temple propose issue to E D’192t* remained permanent.” i She also kind to come FRANK W. BALL, that letters testamentary Ruby every Commandery and 32d degree Mason makes the second case of its there ; CHAS. E- JOHNSON, of the Methodist chuich. of State Warren, she being the executrix named 60c. at all dealers. Foster-Wilburn Co., the local court this season. 8wl9 ^ Secretary with no small satisfaction I in Eastern Msine. before Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. j She recalls attention to our ■ needa. and * thlMr»k teoua and helpful spirit cour PROSPECT. School attendance has k..„ „...* JEAN PAIGE lar, and some of the I HUM tfr'shJve F. L Ward was a business visitor in j I excellent tank and have been fn.ti* ^ of their pr°ud Bangor May 7th. report cards a fe" ? EfTvi Another “community isupper” will be HIDNEY REMEDY BSTIXS’E?1? held at the Grange hall May 28th. s;s £,lt' Ssr^r'ffiS; Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Bennett are re- The farm one management has hp»n c, ceiving congratulations upon the birth of li Month,"Fniit-a-tiws” and the Board expressed itself as m a 8. than satisfied with the son, May report of the Mm Gave Relief mei s crops The Mr. and Complete basement store-room Mrs. Chandler Ellis have late- was a goodly 658 First Ave., Tiiov, N. Y sight with its abundaTt ly motored to Auburn where they visited store of vegetables and its ‘■I liave been a great sufferer rows of jars their Dr. and Mrs. Lee El- containing vegetables, fruits son,and wife, and pickles 1 years with Kidney Trouble \and Ihe Board lis. considers that Mr. and Mrs' I tried ‘Fruit a tives’ Greer have shown ( pupation. admirable forethought Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K. who nd wise Grant, •. a mouth and with almost economy in ago, planning for ?he have come needs of the large lately from Hardwick, Vt., rdiate results. The family. A supply 0f Kidney l as have wood been cut from the wood been guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. ile has lot for disappeared and the the coming year. Hillman. is fast Twelve pupation leaving me”. young stole trees have been set out and Mrs. Carrie M. Hamlin and Mrs. Flora HENRY bid fair to become thrifty DATER. which will H. Ward of the Clark and Marsh trees, prove a valuable asset schools, a or Fruit in time Fruit tives’, Liver to come. respectively, were in Bangor May 6th, to Our stock includes four i ; Ui the medicine made from cows and two attend the Penobscot County Teachers’ young calves, one of which is to be i es and valuable tonics, is doing raised Convention. while the others will soon be sold. We ,v, !i rful work in bringing health have also pigs and hens and several A daace was held at K P. hall on May broods of chickens are due to iosick people. appear soon 6th, under the auspices of the R. P.’s. box, 6for $2.50, trial size 25c. A recent guest at the Home thought- Music was furnished by Knowles’ orches- ■ fully made five window lersor from FRUtT-A-TIVES boxes which are put up at the south tra of Winterport. Another was sched- OGDEN windows, where they eJ SB ERG, N. Y. will soon be filled with uled blossoms. Flower for May 13th, but was postponed be- beds have been made on the front of the cause of the storm, to May 27th. Aid of house and along the south side. Plants ( hildren's Society Maine for the beds would be a welcome gift just Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Mary K. now. Already some one has sent May 17, 1921. a box Clark, Mrs. Marcia Griy and to Mr. John of beautiful pansies. Dahlias and :licers and members of the Chil- phlox Boyd in the death of their mother, Mrs. and hollyhocks would be most acceptable. Aid Society of Maine: Elizabeth of the Any report of our work would be quite (Nickerson) Boyd, widow r niertmg today marks the comple- incomplete without mention of the late Arthur Boyd of Frankfort. The in- of ser- pleas- t twenty-eight years your ures afforded the children through the terment was in t ie children of Maine. Maple Grove cemetery, Handsome Jean Paige has won a kindness of friends. The Colonial man- be an we 30th ,, iid inspiring sight could April in the family lot. of admirers in her agement makes our girls its guests when- large following Certain-teed Paint Endures gether here the scores of girls ever they visit the pictures. One work as a “movie" star. She la the all those vears have gone out lady Proposition to Strengthen the Sabbath made possible for them the pleasure of daring and dainty tittle actress who Heme, to make for themselves Laws Is Sane and Reasonable. the High school matinee, while another has been the center of attraction on t places in life. And very many furnished real feasts at Christmas and for Years made good records indeed. The many bills offered by the motion pic- New Year, and still others supplied a de- There is a manifest agitation all down f these gives us fresh courage ture houses. Miss Paige was reared licious dinner in November. the line in c and isiasm. It is & fine thing to Birthdays sporting ircles, especial- on her father s model farm near Paris, have been marked by “parties” with •dy and neglected child and help ly in the ranks of the profiteers who are III. She knows horses and loves them. birthday cakes and useful and Ke good. I was the fortune of gifts, the use of the Paint is It sometimes individual favors. Valentines enriching themselves in the field of com- -—O- highest always highest quality. rr 'ary this last year to visit the QNLY and May baskets arrived at the mercialized amusements. And this has quality pigments and oils can is made by an organization that has ne of our older proper grown-up girls dates. AMERICAN LEGION NOTICE. Christmas was celebrated with all come give paint the life and color been known as a manufacturer ear her ardent words of praise to pass because of the sugges- long long “stockings," a well-rendered program of for the Girls’ as tion that value which Certain-teed of The name tion Home, she music and the laws against Sabbath dese A hallowed mantle of the Grand Army retaining high quality products. recitations, and finally by a ; what it had meant to her. cration should be widened and of the falls the has. It on kju 111.U viaua aitu a strength- Republic upon young keeps which it means, of ucaviiy laucll tree, surfaces, “Certainty Quality— ok at the darker side of the ened. shoulders of the American Legion on arranged by the North Church. is used, beautiful for years. Guaranteed Satisfaction.” ;r oid see the minority who have The old bogy of Memorial Day of this year. Blue uni- A shore picnic with a row boat in at- “personal liberty,” tullili our hopes for we which has been in the with medals his them, was sleeping quietly formed, upon breast, the These excellent materials are thor- tendance one delight of the summer Be sure that more keenly the need for grave with “John Barleycorn” since the white-haired veteran of the Civil War your Spring painting season. Another summer fete was the ground and mixed. There- lest one who have passage of the made the Memorial oughly will be Airt, might lawn at the Home eighteenth amendment, Day round of the satisfactory by letting us party grounds when fore Certain-teed has cover- be allowed to fail. has been suddenly dug up and dusted olf, schoalhouses in former years. This year greater the children were treated lo candy and supply this highest quality paint. in this year with 20 girls; we and he is now being paraded on all the it is the Legion members who will visit ing capacity, protective value and unlimited ice cream. This lawn party Certain-teed led in price reductions. 18, the average for the entire streets, and his well-known features are the schoolhouses in many communities, netted a little over $500 and was success- hiding power, too. 19. At no time has our family leering at us again from the editorial telling of a different conflict, but teach- We are now selling this paint at ful socially as well as financially. Its less than 17. We have admit- ! columns of the metropolitan dailies. ing the same lessons. You can be sure that Certain-teed success was due to the many interested pre-war prices. itw girls than usual. 9 have All of this agitation and this whole hue In St. Paul, Minn., the Legion has as- helpers who arranged the sale, took part :o our household and 11 have and cry about “persopal liberty” is en- sumed the task at the request of the G. in the p.ogram and contributed freely I wo legal adoptions have been tirely unnecessary, because the proposi- A. R. itself. Post No. 8 will send 100 toward the receipts. Among those who and both the little girls are tion for the strengthening of the Sabbath men to address the school children of the Hall ! helped materia ly were members of the Hardware Co. i, o in t.heir foster homes. Other laws is a sane and reasonable one. No city and its vicinity. l Travelers’ Club of Belfast and the Neigh- ire pending and some are likely one has advocated or proposed anything Andernach, on the Rhine, Germany, Main borhood Club of Old Town. To each one 52 Street, Maine ; leled quite soon. that is not in line with the very best of where the Boche maidens are the Belfast, we tender our cordi_l thanks. pretti- Agation and in the placing and American traditions.—Rev. J. R. Strat- est, once the heart of the thriving Iron We would also acknowledge with ap ii. of girls 23 visits have been ton, Calvary Baptist New York. Cross market, is the second stronghold preciation favors irom the Maine Central Church, ilerent. towns and cities Often in the German Empire to be occupied by Railroad, from the Eastern Steamship ess trips have been changed The Bangor & Aroostook Railroad has (he American Legion. The new post is Co., and from the press, as represented pleasure trips by the courtesy reduced its freight charge on Aroostook Andernach Post No 5. Andernach was oy our local reporters; from the Maine is who had our girls in charge, potatoes going to the starch factories by headquarters of the Third Division in Bible Society; and from very many of inning to see how about 50 per cent., on account of the de Third Army days, and now quarters the experience our local merchants. r litile ones have won the love moralization of the potato market. The ! Second Brigade of the American army of The meetings of the Board have been new rate became effective 16 on. Amaroc No of mi of their adopted parents, held May and occupat Post, 4, the regularly and careful attention has will continue until about is a as well as travel, is a August 15. Legion situated in Coblentz. Hence, been given to ail decisions covering the f our several hundred Alfred E. a member o. Stew- work; Home and the children. Dameron, ard Whiting Hoover Post of the Ameri- 9BBM2Z^SSSSKBBBSBSS^SB^SBSI^^ISEK been written, investigating • • The Home and • • Supply Committee has can at PAINT VARNISH ROOFING s, au- Legion West Point, New York, LINOLEUM OIL CLOTH & RELATED PRODUCTS arranging conditions, some vacancies which should be filled at e.stions, keeping in touch with heard the call of the Army but found that once. SLOW had ■. and last but recruiting stopped. As second choice, soliciting funds, The Real Estate Committee has shown it the he went back to the farm in Virginia. A least, acknowledging a vital interest in matters referred to few days later, while he turned uid generous gifts of friends, them and plowing, has been of genuine assistance. a is have come not only from up copper pot containing $15,000 in old Best of all we believe there is real im- DEATH res in our own but from gold and silver coins, State, provement in the character of some of tnd Massachusetts and Fhila- i _ our girls. That is after all the end and Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi- even from far-distant Col- FRENCH TO FLOAT LOAN IN U. S. aim of our endeavors. culty in often mean iiere have been useful gifts— urinating, W’e can close our year of work for the serious The world’s ii, 1 clothing—and to de- disorders. The French government, it has been gifts uplift of unfortunate children with no ans of the standard for authoritatively learned is for children, candy, more fitting quotation than this, “There remedy kidnej', liver, negotiating ys and books. And there has bladder and uric acid troubles— another loan in this country. The is nothing in all the wor d so important ways acceptable and necessary amount of this its terms as children, nothing so interesting. If undertaking, i. Searsport people and the and general details have yet to be settled. you ever wish to share in some philan- Hub of Brunswick have again In the language of a banker closely Oar the thropy, if you wish to be of any real use COLD MEDAL ■ affiliated with ir regard for the Home in in the French government, the world, do something for children.” * cal fashion. The “such a loan may eventuate in a few attractive Respectlully submitted, jom has had a days and may not be concluded for sev- very thorough Anne A. S. Craig, Sec’y fresh paint, dainty eral months.” ^Business,Maris curtains, liled Confirmation of the that pictures, warm, bright- bring quick relief and often ward off report French ii-work BUY A POPPY. treasury bills outstanding in this comforters, sheets, deadly diseases. Known as the national country and even toilet now totalled less than $10,000,000 as personal remedy of Holland for more tijan 200-- eBveaMisk le fortunate Five million replicas of the against almost in October occupants. The poppies, years. All druggists, in three sires. $75,000,000 Fire with its red 1820, has been given by Dwight W. Mor- imp room, quaint flowers “that blow in Flanders look for the name Gold Medal on every of J. P. rds outlined on curtains and and accent nn notation row, Morgan & Company, who steaming of White House at morn- fields,” have arrived in America to ba cup the ■ s a freshly painted floor, and recently returned from abroard. Coffee worn by Americans on Memorial in to i a burlap background to set Day According Mr. Morrow, France A meal to most the paid within the last half gives, men, just needed ured Japanese flower girls, commemoration of the fallen heroes of Notice of Foreclosure year obligations ing in the United States to t friends also contributed the late war. The most of which amounting more flowers, than This which carries him a strenuous lr treasury. were $215,000,000. included her impetus made by French war orphans, wi 11 Dura A. Pattee of Jackson, in Only5eS through v iuu share of the Anglo-French which sent uieir usual dox be sent by the American-Franco Chil- WHEREAS,the County of Waldo and State of Maine, loan, to ■ matured last fall. and him the successes he strives lies and a generous check dren’s One Madison by his mortgage deed, dated the day for. League, Avenue, twenty-fifth Mr. brings ers are now for of October, A. D recorded in Waldo Morrow also is authority for the making the New York City, to many patriotic socie- day 1919, '■ of Deeds, Book con- statement that France made -eels and pillow-cases, both ties throughout the country for distribu- Registry 334, .Page 479, proportion- veyed to David Pattee of said Jackson, de- ately large payments of to nrfc, DWINELL WRIGHT CO much needed. The Madisses tion on Memorial The of obligations Day. proceeds ceased. in his lifetime, a certain lot or parcel and other ■ I our daintiest rooms with the sales will to the for Argentina, Spam heavy credit- poppy go League of land, together with the buiidings thereon, ors. BOSTON CHICAGO nshings and rose cretonne. the amelioration of conditions among Bituated in the town of Jackson aforesaid, In of ■ ared for roums in proof the rapid recovery now be- are strik- children in the war torn areas, innocent bounded and described as follows, to wit:— Principal Coffee Roasters to one ing made by France Mr. Morrow asserted other which is still victims of the war. is a clear- Bounded on the north by land of E. P. Chase l The league that for oid which heirs and land of S. G. on the east all economic purposes that with its bare plas- ing house fer relief work among French Nason; by md the road leading from Jackson Village to Dix- nation today was practically “self suf- somewiiat siiabby furni- children and numbers among its mem- looks | moot Center; on the south by land of the es- ficient” in that her exports exceeded neglected. Would not bers men and women prominent in the tate of E. L. Dodge; on the west by land of J. her imports and were ;s<* to adopt this room and steadily mounting. philanthropic activities of both nations. M. Larrabee, containing one hundred and equal of the Searsport and The Flanders selected poppy has been as ninety-seven acres, more or less, being the Wholesale Prices 43 1-2 Per ■ 1 Cent Lower other rooms? the memorial flower because it has been same premises conveyed to David Pattee by [ Than Those of a ■ vements have E. A. deed mber Year Ago been made on said by so many to represent "the soul of Carpenter by dated Dec 2, is for ■ and whereas the condition of said mort- some years. Th time the dead.” It was immortalized in verse 1911; nen a gage has been broken, now therefore, by rea- Washington, May 16—Wholesale new heater must be by John McCrae. Its adoption as the d son of the breach of the condition thereof I, prices for April showed a decline of five some attention must be serve a Memorial Day flower wili three- Martha as 1 J Pooler, executrix of the will of per cent, from March and 42 cent, and school and dining rooms, fold of the per purpose—the commemoration said ^avid Pattee, deceased, claim a fore from April, in room is a 1920, figures made public cheery place, its dead, the relief of children in France, closure of said mortgage, v today by the department of a de- windows filled with plants and the of the bonds of friend- Dated this third day of March, A. D. 1921. labor, tightening cline of 43 1-2 per cent, shown from the ■are ol our Mrs. —Ban- MARTHA J. POOLER. housekeeper, ship between France and America high peak of la3t thrive and blossom Executrix of the will of David Pattee, deceas- prices May. at all gor Commercial. Farm ed. 3wl9 d. & &*. products showed the largest de- ■ten the walls are properly crease in with a ■ April drop of 8 per cent, room will be still more at- food HERE IS A GOOD LbSSON articles decreased six per cent., Piano clothing a little over 3 per cent., fuel appropriation granted from Expert Tuning and In view of the disturbed condition in lighting materials 3 3-4 per cent., the next two and one-half and and building materials 2 1-2 per cent. ■ rate of £2800 will all economic and industrial lines it will Repairing per year, Metals showed a decline of only about ■"ard necessary repairs and not be amiss to carry in mind the follow- LLOYO D. 3 4 per cent. •■ hut McKEEN, "is, we shall still need the ing by a well known writer who in dis. ;|P of habitual contributions BELFAST, MAINE. cussing the labor question says, “Labor ut of debt. Bequests paid in Phone 126-4. 41tf uniiaren has to learn that to cease to labor Ury ■ yet ve enabled us to repay the mav express a grievance, but that in it- FOR FLETCHER’S 1 lie loan which has been self rights no wrongs. Rather it has "puce the enlargement of our turned that great weapon, public opinion, CASTQR1A ue years ago. It is welcome without, which no movement can suc- Wanted are closing the year entire- ceed, against it.” Here is a lesson not 1 debt. The bequests have to be forgotten. To stand behind the Man and Wife, for permanent position. WANTED de estates of Miss Caroline government in time of war is not enough, Must be good cook, and man to care for Asa Howes, of Mr, Abner To sell or exchange 4 cylinder Cadillac every man must stand behind the coun- grounds and garden. Address Box ■ I of Mrs. Dora 146, car in good condition. Six good tires Leach of Pe- The weak link in try in time of peace. Belfast, We come in it annot but honor the mem- Maiue;_ from Boston May 4tn to the labor chain is its radical e element, in 11 hours friends who gave such Searsport with baggage. Will that element which hides behind desks sell on ,IJght to tlie welfare of terms or exchange for lighter car. neg and forth the of hate lei1 puts propaganda S. C. Pat tee. M. Our car has seat on Such gifts from many D., jump behind and stirring others to violent acts. There could be made into truck he Home will in time pro- with very little can be no or for life and "’t safety security trouble or ALWAYS ABOUT THINGS endowment fund for this Masonic Temple,’Room 6, expense. COOK for the laborer or em- WL. ■■I charity property any one, WM. E. GRINNELL & SONS, ployer, save as the supremacy of law and Residence at 45 Street. 2w20 Grinnell Inn, Searsport. '1!",y of the year has Deen mark- order is maintained. Those who strike High CONSULT K W AGRICULTURAL " "“"ke of «! matrons. Mrs. Hugh at either are enemies to themselves and Telephone 338-2 40 ••‘■"•e Undertaker >■' resignation had been pre- destroyers of their own best good. It is Belfast Bank before, left us early in June, time to keep clear the distinction be- Savings K a Mayo kindly consented (,o tween builders and destroyers. Notice is hereby given that Savings Rank CATALOC "hurary matron, and very ably Book No. issued this Embalmer at the rate of 10 to 35 pounds per 18317, by bank, has Licensed position for a month. During .NORTH MONTVILLE month. By simple guaranteed, safe been lost and application has be.n made for jv., the summer our efficient reliable treatment, tassco will reduce License 377. Mts Fred Greer, aided by your weight wit hout unnecessary ex- a duplicate book according to laws regulat- Our 1 76 Page Good Book for the •" (f/ee asking) or, ercise and dieting, and will not injuro added the matron’s duties Fred has an new books. Thompson purchased auto- or weaken system. Write ing issuing Maine. Tel. 61-3 makes it ever so " and your today Belfast, much easier for you to select your cared faithfully for all for FREE 60c box enclosing 15c in H. F. Jackson has returned home from FULLER C. of and children. In coin or sthmps with thisad to WENTWORTH, wants. Being profusely Illustrated it shows the |’Ji■ J,Iome Masse >rs. Florence Taylor of Bucks- Belfast. Tmmco Co. flfaldeii 48, Boston, Treasurer. * identical items you have in mind to buy; Plows, 'll our matron and has , given Percy Sebbins of S. Freedom is work- Belfast, May 17, 1921.-3wl7 AMATEUR y her whole time and th0Ugt;t Harrows, Seeders, Spreaders, etc. Patronize the ;« for Walter supervision and of ing Banton. ir‘ training K&W dealer in town. If none, write us direct. We are House for Sale and Finishing your certainly fortunate "Nathan Vose has traded his Bpan of NOTICE Developing motherly care-takers in KENDALL & MAINE 421 ’tafiit ,,f driving horses for a pair of work horses. OF QUALITY.. WHITNEY, PORTLAND, at Belfast—5 room house and I have this day given to my minor '""ddions son, TIME TO BUY DAIRYING AND HAYING TOOLS. V\ have been reasonably Miss Evelyn Stewart is working in Donald W. the remainder of _IT'S la,J Hogan, the Send for sample photo and price list; get our share of meaalea when factory. !!■• Thorndike for Mrs. Henry McCorrison. time during his minority, and shall here- ready for summer. 1 in „s i^'uemic the schools, and after claim none of his earnings or Mrs. for Mr. to ORRIN J. pay trouble from very Alice Stewart is working Apply DICKEY, debts him contracted. E. ALTON (tv'rscc,id.'eniiTaome Real Estate and any by BICKNELL, to e are certainly indebted Rows in Palermo. She ia cook in his Insurance, 1921. Use your home paper when you advertise. We have a fine doctor d Jackson, Maine, May 12, Room 403, 39 Exchange Street, to dentist for their Belfast, Maine. ready camp. 3w20 BERT H. HOGAN. 4wl8 Portland, Maine. circulation in the and * county. t city From the street the house looks to be SWANVILLE SEARSPORT undamaged, but the interior is ruined. CENTER On the south side of the street the Pbin- F. Wesley Webber is a surgical patient eas Pendleton, Junior, house, now the Ben Knowiton recently moved is fam- at Dr. E. D. Tapley's hospital in Belfast. summer home of L. C. Havener of Wor- ily back to Monroe. cester, Mass., is a pile of wreckage. The Mr. and Mrs. H. P. White were recent Andrew McGown Worcester, Mass., qf L. M. Sargent house, next the Havener guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. of was a business visitor in town last week. Jewett house, was twisted sidewise five feet or Winterport. Mrs. Cram and Miss Alice more from its walls are Wingate foundation, sag- Mrs. E. A. Robertson spent the most Walker of were in town ging and it is thought to e wrecked be- Four Bangor recently of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Four for a few days. yond repair. The ruins of the barn, or Albert Moody! garage, are piled atop of the car. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Kalloch and son Mr. Joseph Sargent, his son-in-law, Wm. Shorey of and Mrs. Percy Larrabee of Jack- Stanley the week-end with rela- son spent Bath, and Mr. Shorey’s daughter Eleanor spent the week-end at the home of tives in Port Clyde. Charles Curtis. were in the yard. Mr. Sargent was lifted off his feet and thrown the house. Mr. and Mrs. Amos ~Conant and Mil- Ninety Mr. and Mrs. E. W.Gilkey, Mrs. Livona against Ninety Williams and Miss Faustina Harding mo- He is in a critical condi-ion. The little dred Conant of Winterport were Sunday tored to Bath Saturday. girl was badly cut, and Mr. Shorey guests of their brother and sister, Mr. escaped with slight injuries. Six people and Mrs R. G. Robertson. Fred E. Harris, who has been at Swan Five occupied the Webber house, and all were One day last week Mrs. John Palmer Five Lake for a few days of left by fishing, uninjured. The Havener house was un- had a hen two auto Saturday for Boston. lay eggs in one ray. The occupied. On Steamboat avenue the hen has a flock of chickens four weeks house and barn were blown ✓ Miss Adeline Ware of Brewer has re- of Lewis Rich old and was confined to a small wire yard down and Mrs. Rich was hurt. The turned home after spending a few days as where nothing could get in or she could the guest of Mrs. Livona Williams. stables of Mrs. F. S. Dyer, Willard Rich not get out. and Hiram Russell are flat. Brookside, The electrical storm, high wind and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis have re- Edmund Eno’s boarding house, was dam- hail did not hit this as hard as in turned to Everett, Mass., by auto after and William stable vicinity aged inside, Parse’s some a places, but was severe and did some spending week at their spmmei home was lifted over up and carried down the small Yes! We a to fruit have in i damage trees, telephones town. bank, leaving the car standing intact. put and big scattered the boardpiles around. It At the Elms, Capt. W. R. Gilkey’s resi- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stinson and blew down the barn on the Herbert Mad- daugh- dence, a huge elm tree fell across the ter Virginia left Thursday for docks farm, blew off one of the chimneys ^sunshine, house, which in some marvelous way was Deer Isle, "Where they will spend the on Rushbrooke Thayer’s house and took dent in the cost of practically undamaged. The roof of the summer. off part of the roof on Oscar Bow’s barn. high Sargent business block in Main street Mrs. Chester L. Bailey of Camden was was completely unroofed, the roof land- the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. ing in a vacant lot back of the building. SEARSMONT. Whitcomb. Mr. Bailey spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. John Frame, who were re- in these end at Swan Lake. turning home in their car, sought shelter Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rose, who selling spent living in z barn in the outskirts of the town, the winter in New York, returned last Mrs. Julia Wentworth and Miss Mabel and had just driven in when the barn week. Eames of are Cchasset, Mass., spending blew down. Mrs. Frame was injured by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Marden have re- a few days in town, occupying Mrs. shoes at falling but her condition men's timbers, today turned after the Wentworth’s house street. spending winter in St. is considered very hopeful. Many houses Petersburg, Florida. Mrs. Leon White with"onjWater her two throughout the town have lost chimneys, children, Mrs. Mary Heirick of Camden, a lady Ruth and windows are and any number of Leon, Jr., returned Friday to broken, 88 years of age, is the guestof her trees of them being huge daugh- her home in Bangor, after spending sev- uprooted, many ter, Mrs. Mary Bryant. Four old eral weeks with her parents, Mr. and elms to which the town owes much Mrs. Charles Andrews, Matron ! Mrs. T. E. Trundy. of its beauty. The damage at Mack’s Worthy of Rosewood O. E. Foint was very heavy. About 1.000 feet Chapter, S., is attend- Miss Christine who has been ill ing the Giand j.i Eames, of trestle work was blown down, a store- Chaper Portland. at her home with an attack of measles, house of the A. A. C. Co.’s plant was Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bickford have has quite recovered and has returned to wrecked and coal and fertilizer moved to Isle. Mr. Ninety pockets Presque Bickford has Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield, plants were damaged to the extent of been appointed assistant County Agent ■ where she is a student. many thousand dollars. Telegraph, tele- for Agricultural Extension in Aroostook and Miss Mary Inman, wiho has been in phone and electric wires were down county. Five the was out of com- training for professional nursing at the electric light service Memorial Sunday will be observed in mission for twenty-four hours. Com- Beverly hospital in Beverly, Mass., was the Methodist church, service at 10.15, munication with was cut off un- graduated from that institution Thursday, Bangor when the pastor, Rev. E. E. Harrison, til the Theitorm marked May 19th. Miss Inman was one of a class following day. will give an address. The church will be a wit of nine. path across the bay and those who decorated with flags, bunting and flowers. nessed it say that it was a never-to-be Only one veteran of the Civil War is now ! Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Calderwood forgotten sight. An emergency call was living in the village. Mr. John Crie, and ! of spent the week-end sent to Belfast and several doctors came Koxbury, Mass., he is in very poor Jhealth. at their cottage on Pleasant Point. They to help, but strangely there were no la- You Can entertained Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas talities and it is hoped no serious injur- Pay More! But to of Dorchester, the party returning ies. All Sunday afternoon the scene of WALDO STATION. The man Whv? Boston disaster on West Main street was — who ate the Monday. throng- first oyster took some chance—hot his ed with cars and people on foot viewing Sanford Jackson of Monro 1 is stopping A Bangor & Aroostook passenger car the ruins, and today, Monday, many peo- with Emery Hussey for a few lays. standing on the tracks near the round ple have come from adjoining towns to Wesley Peavey sawed wood for Mr. I house caught fire early Thursday morning see the sights. Warren Johnson and E. L. Hussey last and before it was discovered the entire week. inside was burned to a cinder, leaving but Mrs. Abbie E. Dow and Mrs. Grace j the outside shell. Nothing nearby was SPRINGS Batchelder STOCKTON of Brooks called on friends in j damaged. town Saturday. Miss IMaude Colcord of Plymouth, Mrs Amasa Jackson of Brewer is visit- A sharp thunder shower visited this !!?hFoTSL» Mass., will spend a three weeks’ vaca- ng her mother, Mrs. Sadie Farnham at vicinity Sunday, the 22nd, breaking down “ tion in Searsport, where she will be the _,owder Brook. trees, filling the air with dust and hail, guest of Capt. and Mrs. Amos Nichols. resembling a tornado. & ^ A of Odd Fellows went to Miss Colcord has for filled large party W. P. and visited to as many years Hussey family the position and visited the gw&ftSffiS?give you these remarkable ducksport Friday night the position of librarian for the Plymouth Hussey home recently, going to Prospect values and feel sure von will odge in that town. our Cordage Co., and it is several years ince the same day to meet Mrs. Hussey’s appreciate efforts when you see the shoes she has visited Searspojrt, her home Mrs. Annie Verrell returned home Sat- ! friends. Her father, Mr. Hervey Par- themselves. town. rrday from Belfast, where she altended tridge, is in poor health at present. You will find ,he confetti ball at the Armory Friday every branfch of the Red style represented; all leathers and colors The Waldo county light. PROSPECT FERRY ^ l0r Cross has been asked to gi^e clothing for young man, including the much wanted Ball the destitute children of dfevastated Eu- \ Although the town was naturally with- Straus Edwin Rayner of Connecticut was ^ rope, and at this time of general house lut electricity Sunday night the company in" on friends last each has more or less lid a to the ail calling Monday. tiveii\ e e^rvl- pleaning family good job get juice coming in j Mr. and .Mrs, Levi Harriman snapes In0tfhaectS^ieSall we ask is of BiZ?' tact, clothing which may be of great use to J ight by 11 a. m. Monday. Boston that you examine these shoes visited relatives here several last the little ones over there. Please days needy j The sch. Katherine May, built after the week. gladly Iet y0U1' cull out what is not. needed, and leave noulds of W ardweli’s sch. Helen Swanzy, Gerry Harding of Stockton Springs the garments at the Adams store any j s discharging cement at the Cape Jellison visited Iris time before June 1st. The clothing is for cousin, Percy Harding, last j erminal, and will proceed to Bangor when ! children up to the age of 14, and should Friday, unpty. Several be in wearable condition.! Layettes are from this place attended the I Odd Fellows convention also badly needed and to' any who are Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard were in Bucxsport ; j last and all willing to make them, material will be scheduled to leave their home in George- Friday report a good time. Mrs. W. H. Ginn is on the sick furnished. The layettes aie to be made town, Fla., in their car May 23d with the iist. She is attended Dr. Stevens of according to personal judgment, and not intention of spending the summer at their by Stock- ton. She is some under Red Cross regulations. One tiun- j place in Park. better at this writing. Sale drcd are needed. Will any volunteer to | help in this way"? Orville Simpson and Charles I. Little- BORN Starts field, who have been employed as oilers me searsport Drancn or the Pullman on a Porto Rican liner, are at home be- PULLMAN. In Belfast, May 20, to Mr. This pants factory opened with a cause of the marine strike Monday holding up the and Mrs. Joseph Pullman, a son, Law- working force ot about fifty girls, and ship in New York. rence Averill. Thursday Mrs. Scott Downs as forejady. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. William Avery returned Pullman, who superintends the bellast MARRIED. Morning from a to their former home factory, will al o look after the Sears- Sunday trip in Lubec, having accompanied Mr. and port end of the business, John Pullman Cooper- Ramsdell In Damariscot- Mrs. E. M. Lawrence of Rockland on of New York City, the head of the firm, ta, May 21, bj Rev. Thomas B. Friday to attend the funeral of a relative. Hughes, was in town last Wednesday making ar- Ralph Leonard Cooper of Belfast and rangements for the opening of the fac- Mr. and Mrs. David Hodgkins of Rock- Miss Gladys Sadie Ramsdell of Medford, tory and will be in Searsport often in land were guests on Sunday of Mr. and formerly of Milo. the interests of the business. John Pull- Mrs. B. B. Sanborn, making the trip in GORDON-SYLVESTER. In Hampden, man, with headquarters at4lh and Mercer their car and on their return Rev. Alfred G. accompanied May 1, by Henstead, * New is streets, Yors, conceded one of by Mrs. Rose Sanborn, who will make a Charles Roland Gordon of Hampden and the manufacturers in largest pants the visit of indefinite duration. \ Gertrude P. Sylvester of Belfast. East, with a permanent and reliable KNIGHT-SHERMAN. In New Friday evening Miss Ida N. York, business of 15 years’ standing, and a Merrithew, May Frank A. Knight of G. of View of 8, Waltham, trade extending from codst to coast. ! Bay Lodge Rebekahs, ac- and Miss Ida Sherman of members of the Mass., Pripit, Mr. Pullman declares himself favorably companied by lodge to Maine. the of several made an en- impressed with Searsport, ajnd if a satis- capacity cars, ROBBINS-BRALEY. In _. to the in Belfast, May I joyable trip lodge factory solution of the help problem can Hampden, 1, by Rev. William Vaughan, Leroy E. where they were royally entertained. be found tie proposes to expand this Robbins and Miss Elsie Braley, both of branch of the business indefinitely. Another good crowd greeted McKeen’s Belfast. W ESCOTT-CONDON. In Funeral services for Arnold E. orchestra Thursday night at Denslow hall. Belfast, at j Ward, Although without the the who died at the Waldo County Hospital advantages of an Congregational parsonage by Rev. open pavilion on a heated this hall Alfred C. Elliott, Maurice Wescott and i in Bel:ast, Friday, May 13, were held night, has a well cared which Miss Emma Condon, both of Brooksville. Monday at 2 p. m. from the Methodist superb floor, for, | with fine music proves an irresistible j Episcopal church in Searsport, Rev. N. combination. Laid on the mitre from the DIED. F. Atwood officiating Interment was in finest of stock in the early eighties when ^ the village cemetery, and the bearers BELFAST PRICE CURRENT. : a t a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and the was constructed that ( were Walter Moody, Harry building by Warren. In Belfast, May 24, Mrs. i for the County of Waldo,'on the 10th day of McCasliu, old-time for The Journal. OUR Clifford Seekins and Robbins. sterling contractor, the late Ci arlotte M. Warren, formerly of Sears- Corrected Weekly May, A. D. 1921. Arthjir W. the i Arnold E. Ward was born Joseph Thompson, floor is as true 90 4 months and 26 ijn Searsport, mont, aged years ’RODUCE MARBET PAID PRODUCER Eliza C. Hahn of Lincolnville, widow of | and level as though laid but j in 1892, the son of Elbridge and the late yesterday. days. i A F. Hahn, late of Lincolnville, in per bush, Hay, *25 00 uguatine Mary (Grant) Ward. About four Apples, »id of Waldo, decased, having pre years Those good people with a penchant f„r 75a 100 Hides, 02 County married inted a that an allowance TABLE ago he Miss Annie Smart and that sort of diversion who religiously be- 25 petition praying pea, 5 Lamb, Sale of Used Cars be made to her of the es- 1 soon after he enlisted in the Beans, I; lay out personal service, gan writing a diary for 1921, and who 10 Lambskins 25a 35 Co. 58th MAID Beans, y. e., 1 ite of said deceased. joining F, Infantry, which was have not as had the a WANTED Largest stock of used Cars in Waldo yet thing become Butter, 35a40 Mutton, 20 sent overseas among the first. He saw That the said petitioner gives notice bore and pass into the discard, as usually lOall Potatoes, 50 County—Buicks, Reoa, Dodges, Dorts, Ordered, active AT THE Beef, sides, j 1 ) all persons interested by causing a copy of service, enduring much hardship happens, are rewarded with an event to Round 12 Studehakers, Velies, Overlands and Fords, Beef, f. q., <0 Hog, 1 uis order to be three weeks suc- BRAND and He was published danger. badly gassed, and record which stands in a class by itself. 15 00a20 etc. All prices,jfrom $50 to $3,000, cash, Waldo Hospital Cheese, 36 Straw, 00* essively in The Republican Journal, a new*- trom this he never iully recovered, for it The big breeze of afternoon is County trade or terms. Sunday Chicken, 40 Turkey', 26a32 aper published at Belfast, that they may ap- is thought that his death was a direct in that it as an unique occurred incident Calf Skins, 06 Tallow, 21 Two garages—Waldo County Motors i ear at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast result of the poison. Al time a o|ne he in day marked by an exceptionally 35 Veal, 20a22 Company, Belfast, and H. C. McCorrison, * rithin and for said County, on the 14th day was for several Duck, missing mouths aud it high, hot wind from the west, and the 30 Thorndike. c f June, A. D, 1921, at ten of the clock in ) COFFEE WANTED £ gs, 32 Wool, unwashed, was reported that he had been killed in an ore noon, and show cause, if any they have, sky foretelling approaching shower 35 11 00 motor "owl, Wood, hard, If in need of anything in the not action. He leaves two sin^il held little of that wild and rhy the prayer of said petitioner should j children, awe-inspiring A woman for kitchen he^>. Good wages 32. Wood, soft, 8 00 vehicle line it will pay to call. I the a beeili Ceese, you e granted. more if oldest, boy, having bern while aspect which not infrequently jolts the paid. At Temple Heights Inn, Pay you ph Northport, MARKET 2w21 ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge, j the father was in trance. The nerves of souls. Neither were RETAIL PRICE RETAIL only your pocketbo youngest, sensitive Maine. F. R. BOWDEN, Prop. A true copy. Attest- a was one old the of know the difference, girl, year day the the thunder and lightning and rain any- For reference—Ben Woods, at Perry’s 35a38 Lime, 2 20 Chas. F. Johnson, Register. father’s funeral. The Beef, corned, young widow left | thing unusual—but, oh, boy! didn’t it Market, Belfast. 3w21 Butter salt, 18a32 Oats, 66 bereaved with two small children has the blow! Local damage was inconsiderable; Corn, 85 Oat Meal, 5 i For Sale !• You”l realize you' sincere sympathy of the entire commu- a what beer chimney fell on the roof of the resi» Cracked corn. 85 Onions, 8 j ! you’ve nity. When taken ill, Mr. i Ward was dence of M. J. Goodere and rashed 19a20 years for—when you Corn meal, 85 Oil, kerosene, A NICE NOTICE employed by the A. A. C. Fertilizer DRIVING HORSE, FIVE Co. through the piazza; a skylight came off a For Rent at Cheese, 40 Pollock, 10 at Mack’s Point. He was years old, which is not afraid of anything. I a, line young business block and landed without Bayside Cotton 2 19 forbid any and all persons trusting It’s like a benedict injury seed, lo Pork, Am on account of sickness. In- fellow well liked 1 selling on by his associates. to any and trees all over town SIX ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE 8 inybody my account. good meal. person; Cranberries, 25 Rye meal, j quire of MRS. L. A. BROWN, Though not killed in actiorf the young were broken or A for August and September. Very reason- 1 90 3w21* J. A. CLEMENT, uprooted. good many Clover seed, 32a35 Shorts, 3w21 8 Alto Belfast. man as his St., j 1921. Maine. Puts the finishing just truly gave life for the people expected to find the spire of the able. Reference1 exchanged. Flour, 10 40a 13 50 Sugar, f 9 May 19, Searsport, and should be ] meal—because it great cause, honored with Universalist church landed anywhere EVA F. GRAY, H. G. seed, 5 00 Salt, T. I., bus. 1 25 any those whose names are written on me- No. product. from Ward well’s dooryard to Capt. Pat- U. S. Public Health Hospital 41, Lard, 17 Sweet potatoes, 12 finished morial and FORSALE CARD OF THANKS tablets for whom gold stars terson’s garden, but the repairs, made lw21 New Haven, Conn. j were displayed. Besides his -widow and some years ago by J R. stood i * Merrithew, We desire to express our heartfelt WEBSTER THOM children he is survived by jhis the best test work of the kind ever Low price second nand father, any parlor ( hanks to our neighbors and friends who Elbridge Ward of Belfast, and by one had. our ac- Monday morning familiar iave us in our CAR 1 rendered needed assistance l " Frank who 1921 DORT brother, Ward, is in the was and kitchen stoves, Tea 3C Coffee quaintance, the northeast wind, WANTED ecent loss by fire. navy. WOMAN again with us and Nature looked as smug FOR SALE MR. and MRS. JOHN C. FULLER, and as a State Street. complacent cat who had finish- FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK in J. A LSI 1A McKEE V. * Liberty, Maine. 219 Searsport was visited Surjday after- ed with the canary. family of two. Apply to One of the best looking and most eco- noon by a genuine cyclone, fthe like of MRS. ANSEL M. LOTHROP, nomical to run on the market—20 miles to ! which was never known in this locality. KINUX 31 6 Franklin Street, Belfast. gallon gas. Reason for selling: I intend- CROCHETERS AND KNITTERS The day had been extremely hot, and ed to do car business, but changing MASSACHUSETTS public on infants’ at about 1 30 p. m. rumbles of thunder another car did not DYEING Ixperienced bootees, sacques my mind and having Miss Belle Shibles has house- l ind sweaters. home work. Good could be and black clouds to begun f. o. b. Belfast— Steady heard, began • need this. Price $1340 keeping at the old home place. lay. Send sample or sample stitches of pile up in the northwest. The storm ad- Wanted at Once dealer’s price—and my price will be some Done at corner of Church and ! 'our work. 2w21* vanced with such rapidity that people Miss Clara Wadsworth of Appleton less. interested call and see me Anyone IRVING WERTHEIM & CO., who were out had barely time to fly to visited friends in town A chamber and kitchen before buying. Inquire of streets Sunday. girl girl Bridge by 104 Ave., New York City. shelter before it struck. Coming straight tf21 C. W. LANCASTER, Belfast. Fifth, Norman and from the northwest it tore through the Woodbury Nina Town- AT THE 19tf MRS. HANSUN. Most Liberal Aa'id" town diagonally toward the bay. The send visited Melissa Post Sunday. j WINDSOR HOTEL and Health PMMf' air for a few minutes was filled with dust Llewellyn Post of Rhode Island was LOST and particles of flying debrig, and the calling on friends in town recently. Carnenter Work crash of falling trees could be heard FOR SALE Joseph who is for above the din of thunder and the roar of Donnell, working For Sale TWO WELDING TORCHES, Ag^ Julia Curtis, visited at his home in LIME AND ASHES MIXED for grain 1 Done at Reasonable Prices. GUY A. GRAY, the wind. The old Colonial mansion for- name R, I. Welding Co., merly owned by Capt. Phineas Pendleton in Searsmont Sunday. VILLAGE PLACE ON COAST—1 1-3 having and grass fertilizer. Also straight land land. Would make nice hen farm on Reward lime. Car load lots a specialty. For price RALPH RICHARDS, MAINE and now the home of Sidney M. Webber, A severe thunder shower and gale of acres Providence, them. BELFAST, was or summer home. Would consider and other particulars address first in the path of the cyclone. The wind passed over this section Sunday, taking on return to as Fords. Write given Norton’s^ J. F. SULLIVAN, 3 Charles Street, Belfast 6w21* house, a substantial structure, was moved doing a lot of damage to buildings and car part payment—no iw2i* 4w21 Damariscotta Maine. 2w21 about eight feet from ita foundation. fruit trees. | Lock Box 259 Stockton Springs, Me’ Garage. Mills,