Rockland Gazette The Largest Rockland Tribune Circulation Union Times In Eastern Maine Consolidated March 17, 1897 T he Courier-Gazette. — ------—------— TW/CE-A-WEJEK . . . . TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Rockland Maine Saturday June 26 Two Dollars a Year ’897 Vol. 5 2 .. . N o . 40
EXPECTING SOMETHING FROM NOTHING WORD FROM WASHINGTON POINTS ON POLITICS C00LI06E DIED THERE OLD TIMERS IN A CORNER OF THE LIBRARY
A Florida Correspondent I’ooli-pooha the Home Recollect Iona of the First Hail Team Power and Transmission, a very able trade A Master Granger's Views On the Business This has been a sad week for the few Onida's latest book Is said to deal with the SOMETHING T h e o r y o f S u ic id e . Itocklnml Ever Hail—The Llmernetta. Democratic fossils who still cling to the free- monthly published at Mishawaka, Ind., gives Situation—Improvements. problem of social equality. It ia entitled “The editorial utterance to the following sensible W ashington, June 25. trade Democratic theory. One-third of the 1’bnhacola, Fla., June 19. The subject was baseball at the Central Altruist.” Southern votes in Congress have either sup article, for which we are indebted to an N o man in public life it nearer to the Editor The Courier-Gazette:— I see that Club the othfcr night and after the position up Dr. Jsmes Martinrsu is the dean of authors FOR ported the high protective features of the esteemed Camden contributor: American farmer to-day than Hon. J. H. the man who believed the moon was made of to date had been thoroughly discussed, the for the Victorian jubilee, l i e is 91, and pub pending tariff bill or refused to be recorded Extracting sunbeams from cucumbers is not Brigham, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, green cheese has invaded your columns and old-timers took a turn nt the hat. lished his first book in 1837. against it. wants us to believe that D r. V . P. Coolidge likely to commend itself as a business idea to whose valuable service as Master of the N a “ I used to play on the first regular team The sequel to the "Prisoner of Zenda" ia anyone who knows the difference between the tional Grange has brought him in close touch With one member of the Democratic team was not dead when Drs. Buxton and Rose cut Rockland ever had,” remarked Sam Burpee, to he published in McClure’s Magazine be NOTHING one and the other. It is not easy to find a with that great class of citizens. H is views pulling in the direction of free trade, another him up. “ hut I can just tell you that we played (lifter- ginning in the -September number. It la en man who looks for sap in a knitting needle, upon conditions and prospects are interesting towards protection, still a third in favor of I well remember (being a native o f W a r ent in those days than they do now. I titled "A Constalde of Zenda.” soap in a walnut nr feathers on an oyster, but free silver, and a fourth headed resolutely ren) how excited people were when the re remember that once Henry Wise was playing to all, hut especially so to that body of men Vernon l.ee, the very critical and somewhat the gentleman is by no means a curiosity who toward the gold standard, the Jeffersonian- port esme from California that “Coolidge” second base and I was covering first. A base and women to whose interests he has devoted aflected writer on them e, relating to the Ita l This is what you can is expecting what he never gets, and from Jacksonian band wagon is not making much was living and the crowd at Brackett’s store runner was between us and we were that ig so much time and thought. ian Renaissance, it soon to publish a new sources as inconsistent and unreasonable as progress. li»t ned with intense interest, until the name norant of the rules that we didn’t know how not get from everybody Talking with your correspondent yesterday book entitled "Lim bo and Other Essays.” looking for a solar ray in the skin of a cucum about the progress of tbe work being done Disappointment follows disappointment of the informant was given, when it broke we were going to get him out. I looked at ber. W e make a mistake of this kind when among the Popocratic leaders. Not only are into a loud gufiaw: “ W hy,” was the chorused Henry and Henry looked at me, and the base Marion ('rawford.who has before this given and it may seem strange by the Republicans here, he said: we expect a five dollar biil to blow in at a “ The Administration has been earnestly a d they disappointed in tbe fact that the Repub comment, “ no man in town would believe runner enjoying his unexpected safety coolly public readings from his novels, is next w in ter to branch nut into a new field, lie it to back door, or some unknown persun to do for vocating the early passage of a measure that licans have presented a solid front on the — —on oath!” sat down between the bases. W e then looked to y o u how we c an d o it. ' deliver a series of leclures upon Italian art, al us what we will not do for ourselves As a will correct the evil resuls of the Wilson low tariff question and failed to quarrel among Just then D r. Buxton came in and was met up the rules and found that all we had to do by the query: “ How’sthis,Doctor?”— rehears was to touch the runner with the ball and Ihe aame lime reading from hia novels. We will tell you how general thing dollars are not as familiar as tariff free-raw-material law,— a measure which themselves upon currency, or any other flies, or are our boots paid for, our rent hills is expected to give adequate protection to the question, but they are even more distressed ing the rumor. this he finally did. Mlsa Grace Denio Litchfield, who left a settled or the coal sheds filled by freaks of agricultural interests and with a tendency to to find their own party falling to pieces on “All I have to say,” retorted Dr. Buxton, “ Gus Ulmer was a substitute on the team very pleasant impression tome years ago with we do it. You buy “is that if Coolidge is in California he went fortune. remove the present existing depression. the question o f protection as well as silver, and finally, one day, it came tis turn to play. her "K night of the Black Forest,” has written The rule with most of us is tf.at we must There has been less delay than in any since their vote against the protective feat there with a clean heart, for I had it out and Everything went well until Charles Cobb a novel ol life in Washington. It is called catch (o r buy) fish before we fiy them, and previous legislation of the kind. The wool- ures of tbe tariff bill is growing weaker daily, washed i t !” started to steal second. Gua forgot that he ‘In the Crucible," ami will be published thii pay (or promise to pay) for potatoes or her- growers and wool-buyers are waiting with while their arguments in behalf of free silver Coolidge’s heart weighed 3 3-4 ounces less wasn’t playing round ball and threw the hall Summer by the Putnams. $ 5 WORTH s GOODS than any human heart on record and by the ring before we can peel the one or pick the some impatience the passage of the bill regu are being disproven by every week's develop with might and main at Cobh, It struck the Short stories by Conan Doyle, Anthony bones of the other. Yet there are men to be lating the duties upon imported wools and ments since tbe election. diagram drawn by Dr. Buxton (which I often latter fairly in the stomach and floored him Hope and Robert Barr w ill appear in the July raw ) was the smallest in size. I saw Coolidge completely. found here, there, and everywhere, who claim woolens. Wool is now ready for market, and A currency commission which shall frame number o f McClure's Magazine. Add to these At our store and by several times and on one occasion was with “Instead of throwing a swift curve ball the this exceptional privilege. They spend more this suspense is very detrimental to both a plan for the general revision of the currency an instalment of the interesting Stevenson two persons from Kennebec county who same as they do now they used to toss the than they earn and they loaf as often and as seller and buyer, as they do not know just system of the United States seems likely to novel, "St. Ives," and in the m atter of fiction your paying S3.95 extra knew him well. My brother W arren was one ball, the pitcher not being allowed to crook long as they please, sleeping soundly on the what rates of duty will be fixed. The farmers be the next step of the new administration, it would he hard to frame a more attractive of the guards of the prison at the time and his elbow.” Sam Farwell, by the way, used delusion that in some way or other the cucum are very earnest in demanding adequate pro after the passage of the tariff bill, which will announcement. jou get a Gold Watch we often referred to the lunacy of those to be a pitcher and well remember* the ber will warm up like a tropical sun and ilum- tection on all farm commodities grown here in probably take place before the end o f the According to a story now current in the ex people who were so ready to believe that all “ straight armed” ball. nate a lazy or wasteful life as a match would competitio.1 with similar products grown month. It is understood in Washington or a set, < ('silver dishes the officials of the prison were scoundrels. The catcher of the old Litnerocks wai , a changes, M r. Howells wrote to an applicant a woodpecker’s nest or a Davy lamp the cor abroad and sometimes imported into this that tbe president will, as s »on as the tariff M y brother is dead but I can say of him man named Soule and he used to astonish the for his autograph: “ Have you bought my last ner of a coal pit. country, and the Administration is fully com hill passes the Senate, send a special message book?” The young man who wanted the Isn’t this something for that God never made a man of finer rectitude other players by going up behind the bat to The idea that good luck, fortune, or what mitted to this policy of giving ample protec to Congress urging tbe creation of a com or more loyal to duty. W e all knew that catch. It used to be “ out” then if the ball autograph replied : “I have not; I want to ever you may please to call it, will find a tion to agricultural products.” mission which shall devise a plan for the about nothing? We Coolidge carried in his silver pencil tube the was caught on the first bounce but Soule sell your autograph in order to get enough plum for an open mouth is something ludi “ W hat do you think about the revision of general revision of the currency system of the money to buy It.” prussic acid with which the deed of suicide looked almost as far ahead as Edward crous, but it finds hat room where good tense the tariff schedules in the Senate?” country in time for consideration by Con are making a big dis was committed. This of course was not Bellamy did backward and foresaw that the For tome time the paragraphers in London has failed to rent even tbe ground floor. “ The new tariff bill as it passed the House gress when it meets in its regular session It ia more pleasant to dream than to work, is believed to be more in the interests of known until after bis death, when tbe odor coming method would be to step right up could not make up their minds whether Fiona five months hence. MacLeod was actually the person she called p la y o f . • • to have visions than to loose perspiration in agriculture than the bill as amended in the revealed it. under the bat. Masks and gloves were un Populist leaders are advising against a con herself or nut. ft was gradually becoming an labor. Tbe tame may be said for such of us Senate committee. Now that the measure is There must be a motjve for the commission known and it took a good deal of courage, tinuance of the fuaion of last Fall between accepted fact that the name was a pseud- as are looking lor contentment or happiness under discussion in tbe Senate there is good of an act unless the person is insane; and to but Soule bad it. their party and the Democrats. The uncer onyme hut it turns out that Fiona MacLeod where we fail to carry it. A man with a mod reason to believe that it will be properly have brought all the officials and visitors The games in Rockland were played on tain attitude of the Democratic party on the is really Fiona MacLeod, and this important erate competence who is crusty and dtacontent amended before it becomes a law. It is very into this plot snd all those I personally knew, the Broadway grounds and George Torrey two great questions, protection and silver, is in spite of the fair income, three meals cheering to note the breaking up of partisan who recognized him in prison as D r. Coolidge, recalled how someone hit a long fly directly fact it set down for the henelit of those who the cause of this unwillingness to continue have been in the pangs of doubt. SUMNER GOODS a day, and a warm stove when bis toes are lines on this question. The old tarifl-for- implies at least such a degree of “ freshness” into Wesley Priest’s back door. The ball hit the unholy alliance of last year. The fact cold, flatters himaelf with the thought revenue only slogan, so long relied upon by as demands at least two cargos of real T u rk ’s a piece of furniture or tome cooking utensil, Probably thousands of travellers who have that large numbers of Democrats in every that a change in hia circumstances will im the leaders of one of the great political Island salt. God forgives fools, created such he doesn’t rightly remember which, and taken the southern route to Europe have had state where campaigns are to take place this prove his temper and remove his mean parties, has largely lost its influence, and the by nature, but what can be the portion of knocked it through a series of doors on a bee tbeir imagination set to work by the looming fall are refusing to support the free coinage ness. In a new pair of boots his corns will representatives of agricultural districts, w ith those who are fools by choice? W e leave line into the parlor. up of Gibraltar out of the Mediterranean. of silver, and that many members of that Boots, Shoes and Slip- vanish; a change of cage will make a canary out fear o f the old-time leaders, do not hesi them with the Infinite Father. George beloaged to the Junior team and Probably just aa many thousands have won party in Congress and elsewhere are abandon ol a sparrow, and a gentleman of a por tate to support measures calculated to give Saw a l l C. Conn. the Lircerocks used to give them odda, that dered where they could turn to find an ade ing free trade and supporting high protection, p ers of very latest de cine. I f he can but get this or that it may be some portion of tbe protective system to their is, the Juniors only had to put out two men quate account of the great fortress. They will has rendered a further alliance of tbe two an income without work, the landlordship of constituents. I believe that no party which to retire the side whereas the Limerocks bad he pleased to hear that Miss Mary Anderson parties improbable. T . B. Rankin, a prom i sign. Gent’s Furnish a farm, a m ill, a mansion, a piano, etc., etc. advocates free raw material and protected AT ROSEMARY C0TTA6E to get three men out. Under thia arrange has written a volume entitled "Tales of the nent member of the Populist party in Ohio, —that henceforth all will be well; and what manufactured goods can ever again secure a ment the Juniors heat the Lim erock* 75 to 25 Rock,” which deals with some of the episodes in a recent interview, said : “ The object of ing Goods. Some has been as full of meanness and of misery as strong following among the agricultural and then repeated the performance playing in the history of Gibraltar. the organization of tbe Populist party was Rosemary Cottage at E liot, M aine, is the hollow tooth, or a mad wasp, will be forever classes.” without odda. The story is told of a printer who once took to secure needed reforms, not to stab the paradise of tired mothers and tbe children of thing extra good. . . eliminated from his biography. “ W hat do you say, M r. Brigham, in re The Limerocks went to Belfast once and the liberty of correcting a line of Cowper's, Democratic or Republican parties. I was tbe poor in the Summer heats. Th e two H e makes a mistake. H e discovers that be gard to the delay in the return of prosperity?” played until the score stood 53 to 33, Charles The poet wrote to h im : "T h ere is a roughness opposed to fusion last year, and am still more weeks’ vacation under its green trees, pro Cobb made a sensational fly catch In the field carries himself into everything he gains and “ It is hardly fair to expect benefits from a on a plum which nobody that understands opposed to it now.” vided by the Fresh A ir Fund, Boston, to everywhere he goes. It ’s the same man protective system before the law has been which prevented Belfast from winning. By fruit would rub ofl, though the plum would be which the public has so generously contrib A Little Money goes a Long Ways whether he dines on herring or on venison, enacted. People should not forget that we this time it was dark as may well be imagined much more polished without it. - • • I uted for eighteen years, means new life and drinks blue m ilk or red wine, resides in a shell are still living under the Wilson low-tariff anti the game cotftd not he played out. ill only add that I wish you to guard me SOME ORIGINAL POEMS hope, fresh strength and rosy cheeks, a love of slabs or in a house of marble, has a cold free-raw-inaterial measure, and at present the I f only there had been some one to from all such meddling, assuring you that I at our stoie. for simple pleasures and a store of happy stud in his linen or a shirt minus a button. only advancement or improvement in condi keep official score in those days and those always write as smoothly as I can, hut that I memories laid up for months to come, for records could have been kept, what interest Comforts and luxuries m»y be thick and warm tions is the anticipation of the good effects of For The Courlur-Oazotte. never did, never w ill, sacrifice the spirit or those who are fortunate enough to share its as feathers on a goose, and many privations the new measure. Progress on the bill is ing reading it would make now. John May sense of a passage to the sound of it." June's eyes artiru bluo and brown i» her trailing bulr hospitality. and discomforts, inseparable from compara much greater than has been expected by And she scatte floveri everywhere and C. E. Rising are among those who were “ W e spent a very happy two weeks,” S. S. McClure, of literary syndicate fame, tive poverty, may be as remote as the north those well informed and familiar with tariff W hile sweet Is the scent in the Hummer air, old-timers. writes a mother. “ It was the first holiday I has had a very interesting career so far— he is pole ia from the equator. A ll this is possible, legislation, and tbe measure will undoubtedly Whonev.'r «ho Dilutee beside s brook have had for eleven years. I feel like a new only forty years old. H e worked his way but the other is impossible; and it is the daily soon become a law, and not by the votes In Ita glueey mirror to look, person altogether and the children have a WHIFFS FROM THE SEA through college and shortly after graduating observation and experience o f most men that of one party alone. But the hue and cry No matter how aha The Courier Gazette. STOLE A BICYCLE OUR SCHOOL HOUSES A few days ago H enry W . Carleton, who A Committee from the School Hoard Rec- aays he hails from Amsterdash avenue, H a r ommctidH Certain /Improvement*! 1AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA1 ALU THE HOME NEWS lem, N . Y „ aailed smoothly into town upon a At the monthly meeting of tbe city govern handsome new bicycle, which he shortly after ment M onday night, a communication was Published every Tuesday and Saturday morning I wards disposed of for the nominal sum of A t5. received from the school board relative to cer 469 Main Street, Rockland, Maine It appears now that thia wheel had been atolen tain repairs on tbe city’s school buildings ac from the James Bailey Co. of Portland, who companied by an estimate as to the probable »Y THE ROCKLAND PUBLISHING CO sent word to the police of tbe ttate to look cost of the same. The report in full is as fol STRANGE SALES out for it. The police of Rockland, with a low s: NEWSPAPER HISTORY perspicacity for which they have ever been Your committee in careful inspection of HAS ATTRACTED CROWDS OF BUYERS The Rockland Gar -tie was established in 1S46. In celebrated, soon had tbe pawned wheel lo 1874 the Courier was established, and consolidated with our school property, find its condition far the Gazette in i88», The Free Press was established cated and shortly afterward the city marshal worse than was expected and In many cases to our store this’month and every one has gone away SATISFIED THAT W E HAD EVERYTHING In 1855, and in 1891 changed its name to the Tribune. had a finger in M r. Carleton's buttonhole, deplorable; needing the earnest attention o f The Union Times was established in 189a. The three leading him gently toward onr fragrant mu papers consolidated March 17,1897. this Board and the co-operation of the City JUST AS ADVERTISED. You must have a beam in your eye if you can’t see the nicipal lockup. Council in providing means for its improve Subscriptions $a per year in advance: single copies Carleton was easy to lead and the proces ment. three cents. sion, swelled by tbe addition ol Officers M e There are many changes for the best good Advertising rates based upon circulation and very servey and Orbeton, turned up the Spring ADVANTAGES OFFERED AT OUR STORE reasonable. of our schools, that would materially improve Communications upon topics of general interest street corner, being at that point joined hy their standard and be for the best interests solicited. The Courier-Gazette’s ubiquitous repreaenta and welfare of tbe scholars, that your com Entered at the postoffice at Rockland lor circulation tive, F . A. W inslow, who with his keen repor- at second-class postal rates. mittee have passed by. $ 4 . 3 5 8 9 c 9 8 c $ 3 . 5 0 torial corkscrew instantly extracted the situs- The repairs and improvements suggested, ation front one of the officers. W hile he was are those that are absolutely necessary and 1 Good, durable suits in blue Bine sailor suits for lads 3 to Men’s fancy duck vests in Men’s erasli suits with cap to Circulation 6 ,0 0 0 Each Issue doing this, tbe procession came upon a num affects more particularly tbe school-houses 1* cheviots and plaid cassimeres. 9 years of age. These are good neat, stylish patterns. We’ve match; thoroughly well made ber ol large dry goods boxes in the process of occupied by the lower grades. J. Not all wool to be sure, but well wearing suits and no better can sold them at 81.25. Sizes 34 to and are cool and comfortable. unpacking for H ew ett & Co., and single-filed A t Camden street new floors and new desks made and trimmed. be bought for 81.25. 40. for tbe greater ease in passing. This move are required in place of the wooden benches; Tbe Conrier-Gazetle goes into a ment it seems threw Carleton momentarily sheathing placed around each room where $ 0 . 5 0 vastly larger number of families in into the front ranks. now is but rough boards, $ 8 . 7 5 $ 3 3 5 c this pari of Maine than any other paper “Ah-ha!” thought Mr. Carleton, with The ceilings should he whitened and the Men’s Spring style four button great swiftness. building painted inside and out. The build '♦ M en’s su its in all w ool, m ed iu m 8traw hats worth 50c. We’re ent-a-wny sack, strictly all wool, we bad almost said than all other The next instant hia heels were kicking up Men’s trousers in all wool brown or gray plaid cassimeres. ing should be supplied with water. ! weight, Indigo Blue goods. Sin- plaids, stripes, checks, worsteds closing them ont at less than papers combined. This is hecanse the the dust of Spring street. At the Tyler building, Warten street, to actual cost. All sizes. S izes 36 to 40. Neither City Marshal Crockett nor his at ' gle or double breasted. They’re and fancy cassimeres. Regular paper is right in tone and is the sort provide adequate means of exit in case of fire, • made and trimmed ns well as price, 83.00, 84.00, 85.00. All tendant officers are built for running, though a platform with railings should be built over of paper tbe people like in their 812 suits. sizes. with manful hearts they immediately joined the front porch, with a staircase leading $ 3 . 5 0 $ 1 . 8 8 hom es. in the chase. People living near the Camden therefrom to the ground. Tbe other day a man called our at line could hear their labored breathing. And The line fence on the eastern side o f lot 2 3 c Ladies’ duck skirts better made Bicycle suits, coats, pants and meantime Carleton was kicking up more should be rebuilt and the attention of the $ 7 . 8 5 and better fitting than any ever caps, all cotton to be sure, but tention to a city weekly that he could dust. strong,serviceable Bults. Brown Board o f H ealth called to the surface sewer '♦ Children’s underwaists. Sizes shown in Rockland. get for fifty cents a year. We had to “ H e 't Io -lo st!” gasped Officer Meservey, Men’s suits extra fine and ex and white mixture. All sizes. age of sink drains etc., on the northern side ! 3 to 10. T h e se w a ists a re m ad e recognize that this was less in the mere pressing both hands to his palpitating belt. of James street, in front of the school tra well made. Strictly all wool; W inslow the news man had sensed the sit- r* of good quality cotton and are light mixtures,plaids and stripes. matter of dollars and cents than be grounds. J- made to stand the wear and tear 4 1 c uation at a glance. Springing lightly over The expense for repairs and improvements All sizes. Regular prices, 810, 3 9 c was paying for The Courier-Gazette. the blue coated policemen be let out several ». of the boys. at this building would be nominal. 812, 815. Boys’ knee pants in black or The city paper was full of sporting lengths o f his lanky legs and gave chase to A t the M cLain School a condition of Bicycle hose, all wool, without the fleeing culprit. Never had such a scene blue cheviots and neat gray feet. Colors wine, brown, black, notes and New York city politics and things presents itself, caused by oversight, i ; $ 3 6 . 5 0 m ix tu re s. been set forth on Rockland streets— far ahead that must needs involve quite an expense in with fancy tops. Worth 60c. fashion’s scandals. the fear haunted fugitive, behind him and providing a remedy. $ 1 0 rapidly gaining the determined reporter, his J- Bicycle. Gregory’s special dia- But there wasn't a word of Kuo In rainy weather tbe water from tbe eaves, Spring Overcoats, handspmely 4 7 c eyes fixed, his pale locks floating in the wind. together with a surface drainage.runs through mond or drop frame, seamless 8 9 c county news. Then the police, crying with parched j tubing, dropped forged connec- made and trimmed, black or the cellar wall and at times covers Ihe base slate clay worsteds, light and Now The Courier-Gazette gives its throats and threatened every moment with ment floor with several inches of water,which • tions, bearings of tool steel. Fancy duck sailor suits in Good cotton hnmraocks with dark mixtures. Sizes 34 to 42. brown and white and blue and iron sprender. Good size and columns to home matters. That’s why, apoplexy. must injure tbe foundation and at times is of Color, olive with gold decora People came out o f their houses to look at tio n s. Sold for 812, 815, 818. white stripes. Sizes 3 to 8. worth 31.00. twice every week, it is the great family great inconvenience to scholars using the the strange procession. cellar. paper of this vicinity. I t bad a fine burst of speed on as it Your committee have considered several • : < rounded Union street and debouched into methods but after a careful examination would @ < Masonic. Rockland will be dull without its advise, that a trench be made around the John W. Thomas, The Courier-Gazette’s entire building, the cellar wall be thoroughly d < Summer baseball. But the few rotund sporting editor, was heading soberly pointed with Portland cement and a tile J. F. GREGORY & SON, 4 < couldn’t keep on putting up money for the baseball grounds, bearing the official drain be laid around the building, at the base ONE PRICE CEOTHIERS, score book under his arm, when he heard for the pleasure of the many. of the I undation outside, running into the the noise of pursuit. Turning, he noted with main drain. UNDER FARWELL OPERA HOUSE, ROCKLAND. BRANCH STORE, WARREN astonishment a tall stranger in the act ol It is also found that the system o f beating measuring Masonic street with ten-foot Already Debs is prepared to defend is not of enough capacity to heat rooms 4 and strides, while over his shoulder appeared the 9 on the western end of building and would his new social democracy by force of glaring eye-balls o f Nemesis P. W inslow. suggest one extra radiator in each of these arms. This cau’t have a very attrac Moreover there were policemen far in the rooms. rear. tive sound to the majority of men. Owing to the deplorable condition of things “ Stop that m a n !” yelled Nemesis, still gain found at the Grace street building, your com ing. mittee would advise its discontinuance at the Ask the first dozen men you meet “ Stop him— sto-stop h im !" chorused tbe earliest moment, pending a proper arrange police. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL their opinion of business and almost ment for the transfer of the school now John W. Thomas quailed not. there. unanimously their answer will be It is proper to pause here a moment and A t Purchase street your committee would Albert C. McLoon and bride are to arrive hopeful aud sometimes buoyant. This note Id how complete and absolute a man recommend a change of tbe sanitary arrange home today. FULLER & COBB ner The Courier-Gazette, through its able 5 D ays ments, from tbe out houses to the cellar, both Mrs. E . J. Clifton and daughter are visiting indicates a healthful tendency. representatives, held an admirable news item from a moral and healthful standpoint. in N ew York. in the position o f a “ scoop.” The cellar should be recemented and parti M r. and Mrs. E. M . Stubbs have been on a W e would call your attention to John W . Thomas also noted this. tioned off in tbe front end of the building 5 Days to July 1st. The local poet finds utterance on our visit to Boston. “ I ’ll stop him I” he mattered, prancing and arranged to accommodate the girls on one first page today. It is a good season into lh« street, side and the boys on the other, with such It costs to advertise and until Ralph K . Bearce is spending the vacation for poetry. The U. S. Senate may Un came Carleton. entrance from the hallway above as the July 1st I take the most effective at his home in Turner. the follow ing list of B argains we- H ere was a flying wretch, behind him tbe moans of advertising my business Miss Giace Jameson is spending the Sum dawdle eternally, Summer may linger architect can provide; all drains to connect chorusing police, determined though found with tho sewer that is ordered to be t r i l l by circulating tho mer at Crescent Beach, chillingly in the lap of Spring, hut the ered. I t meant something to face this glaring through Purchase Street; also the conductors M u . H enry Duncan has returned from a fugitive. Mayhap he carried a knife. But are offering This W eek. poet, undismayed goes on forever. from tbe eaves to be repaired and replaced visit to Bangor and vicinity. Long may he wave. J. Thomas recked not of that. He made a where necessary. quick grab for Carleton’s shoulder, got him Mrs. C. S. Burpee of Everett, Mass., is By the overflow of water from the eaves Vande Velde visiting relatives in the city. and the two spun around in the road. Carle the cellar wall on north western end of Miss Alice Snow, who ItaS been visiting in The two bicycles that The Courier- ton struck out savagely, Thomas dodged, building has been damaged and needs re Carleton pulled away, Thomas tripped him, pairing. The building also needs painting BuckspotT, returned hottie this week. Gazette is to give to smart hoys and Carleton sprawled in tbe dust aud Toomai on the outside. Mrs. G. M . Barney is to sing at the Gardi Dimities, 6 1-4ci50-iff’ Black India Twill, girls in Camden and Thomaston are sat down at the top him. The next In P i c t u r e s of A t Crescent slfhet thafiy cottrfiliiots have ner Maine Festival concert next week. first-class wheels and worth striving stant W inslow also piled on, been received on account oi the out-houses Mrs. M. H. Mero and daughter have re- an especial bargain, 5O C Then the rest of th t procession M oved, Printed Mtislins, worth for. It is to be a short but lively vot- and, sewerage being available, we would ad And I give my patrons tbe benefit turned from a two weeks visit iu Augusta. T a lk about the new journalist^ and its vise that the eastern entry on front of build foulest and two winners are going detecUfi reporters. The Courier-Gazette can of saving $2.00 at my expense. Miss Maud O'Brien is home from St. Jos ing be partitioned off and arranged for sanl- eph's Academy, Westbrook, for the vacation. 10c, 5 c Ask to see the 27-in.Black „.ve them the gate receipt! and both umpres 16 tfe made Very hdppV! tariea; that a new platform and walks be Miss Alice Thurlow has returned to h er | and then heat them hands down. built and building painted on the outside. Duchess, another bar Carleton was taken to Portland for trial. A t Benner Hill an out-house is necessary. home in Deer Isle after a short visit in this | Hemstitched Pillow Slips, In conclusion the grounds at Camden city. Gov. Burleigh had a walk-over in Miss Ellen Rice is spending a week with ] gain, that we sell for 9 8 c The Shipping Commissioner. street, Purchase street and Crescent street $ 2 .0 0 2 for 2 5 c the third district as everybody knew friends at M cMahon island, off the K enne The long-delayed appointment of Shipping need grading and in some places aie wet and bec. he would. He will ably represent our Commissioner for thia port reached its c o n tu on low land. W e would recommend that tbe Hemstitched Sheets, each, Fancy Silks for Waists State in Congress and Maine's high sion this week in the choosing of W m . F. street commissioner be instructed to dump Per Ooz. until July 1st. Miss M ary Hitchcock is home from W heat any surplus earth available on the above on Seminary, Boston, for the Summer vaca rank at the national capital through Tibbetts, one of the successful participants in and Trimmings, 3 9 C the M ay civil service examination. mentioned lots, a t such times as is continent. tion. 5 9 c its congressional delegation will con Mr. Tibbetts is 39 years old, graduate of A t the M iddle street school-house is not CAILANDSEE THE WORK Mrs. H. E. Nash and Mrs. Almon F. Heald tinue to be sustained in bis addition to our public schools, a gentleman and a good used for school purposes your committee are home from a visit iu Bangor and other Roller Towels, all made, An elegant line of checked Silks, fellow. H e followed for several years the would recommend its sale, which would per places. it. haps pave the way in the near future, to the occupation of tailm aker. Tw o years ago he Mrs. H. Y. Vinal and daughter of South building of a much needed school-house in FRANCES WADE, good length, 2 5 C foe ebirt waists. was elected city clerk, which position he now west Harbor have been visiting relatives here holds, but will resign on receiving his new ward four, or secure funds to make the re This has been a great week for Eng pairs now needed. 362 Main Street. the past week. official papers. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Berry attended the land, Queen Victoria and London. The appointment comes somewhat in the White Bed Spreads, 4 9 c C h a r l e s E . W e e k s , funeral of the late Andrew Bunton in Man Many pieces of Light Dress Tbe Courier Gazette hastens to con nature o f a surprise, ana none is more sur L . F . St a r e k t t , chester, N . H . this week. prised than M r. Tibbetts himself, for he had gratulate the Qneeu on having ruled T . H . M cL a in . I Charles T . Stack pole of Gardiner was in the C rash, 3 c and 4 c Goods under price for sixty years with such success. On given up anticipation, the appointment being •o long delayed, and joined in tbe generally Eslim a'e of cost of repairs as above A young woman of Lewiston recently com city the first of tbe week and looked up his all accounts she is the best queen the accepted belief that Capt. Hall, tbe present Camden street, S 475 mitted suicide on account of tbe depressing numerous friends among tbe horsemen. Wave Crepons are marked world ever saw and we’re proud to incumbent, was to remain in tbe office. But Tyler school, ■5° weather. H. F. Kalloch of Fort Fairfield, who was bale 4O.in. Cotton in M cLain “ speak the same language with her. he views bis appointment with natural de 3 5 ° at Bay Point two years ago, is bead clerk light and receives congratulations with ex Purchase street. 6 3 ° this Summer at the Rockledge, Popham. short lengths, 4 c down. A more popular Although the season is rather late in open emplary modesty. Benner Iiiil, 4 ° Miss Grace Simonton attended commence ing, correspondents from all the Maine Sum There is a smart interchange of On Mr. Tibbetts’ resignation as city clerk Crescent street, 3°o ment exercises at Andover this week. Miss goods is not made. mer resorts tell tbe same story— more people A new lot of Bordered pleasantries going on between Prof. Levi T . Wade w ill be a candidate for the office Simonton 'ormerly attended this institution. and tbe name of Enoch Davies is also m en S ‘ 945 here than ever before. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cameron entertained Bateman on one side and Senator tioned in that connection. Spot Muslin, in short a party of friends at their home on Pleasant Colored Mohairs at reduced Allen and Boy Orator Bryan on the street Monday evening in a very happy man lengths, IOC other, and it is clear that each side Long Service Indeed. ner. prices. looks upon tbe other as liars. We’ll Charles Littlefield of Vinalhaven, the well Arthur P. Baker of Worcester, Mass., on pin our faith however to tbe Profes known blacksmith for the Bodwell Granite his way to Bar Harbor was tbe yuest a few Remnants White Goods. Co., has worked constantly at that position LADIES’ SUITS! Our 6 1.4c Box is full of bar* daye this week of Mrs. Lavinia Jackson, T so r. T hose w ho kn o w him d o n ’t and for tbe same employes 43 years. Gov. street. Bodwell once told Mr. Littlefield that tbe think he’d lie, even in politics. Otis M . H atch has returned from Portland Prints, latter bad worked more days for him than 3 c | gain8- We are going to Close Out the balance of where with bis father he has been doing tbe any other man he ever had. And that was j joiner work on tbe new steamer for tbe Harps- over 10 years ago. Lieut. Gov. Woodrufl, of New York > Our Suits at | well line. M r. Littlefield it about 60 years of age and said in a speech to a board of trade a capable, faithful workman. H e is the F. J. Burkett and bride have returned from last week that although the population father of Fred Littlefield who represented their wedding trip and have taken apartments Qf this country is 20,000,000 m ore than Viualhaven in the state legislature at its last at the home of Capt. Chas. D . Kalloch/ 75 We are sure it will be to your advantage session. Broad street, it was eighteen years ago there are ABOUT HALF PRICE, Dr. R. B. Miller, of McFarlane & Miller, to call upon us This Week. . . . fewer persons out of work now than Truest Pin Worn! fcltxir, I dentists, is quite ill at hia home on Phipps avenue, but hia early recovery is hoped for, then. The Troy Times says the asser Famous for nearly a half century, still main ! — Roxbury (Mass) Advertiser. tion ia true iu that city, as atty hue can tains its high reputation as a remedy of grtat ' Patrick Donnelly of Portland, ttate repte- iee who looks at the streets with “ their efficacy and sterling merit; corroborative oi If you want a handsome Suit for about- what the this comes the report that within tbe last | sentative ot tbe Columbian,the Catholic organ well-filled street cars, their fast suc three months Dr. J. F. True & Co., Auburn, I of Maine, is in the city in tbe interest of his goods ^would cost. you can get it until this lot is ! paper. H e is a guest at the Lindsey House. ceeding bicycles, aud their nicely Me., have found it necessary to prepare J H.'ii.Crieand Miss Alzira Crie sre on dressed aud plump-faced pedestrisns." 28,000 bottles of this good old remedy. F u ller «£: C obb. Closed out, i their annual carriage drive to Kennebec I county and will attend the Colby commence ment. Kelly B. Crie accompanied them on NOTICE. EXCURSION TO MONTKEAL : b it wheel. "Au Act to e«l*bli*h Local Boards of Uoallh aud WE HAVE A FEW HANDSOME to protect the people of (hit titate from OouU mIou* ALWAYS A RIGHT WAY. Mr. aud Mrs. I. G. Piper, Mrs. F. L Rich- DUeuaea” requires that the local board of health iu 1 ardson c ud daughters Sadie and Edna have There will be an excursion to Montreal, a _ ..------x a _ ------a ------been on a carriage drive thia week. I heir under the charge ol W. E. Mason, former here is a right way to advertise any business aud it is comparatively ■ destination was Troy where M r. P iper’s principal of Thomatton High School, from SPRING JACKETS •’ Rockland, July 8. The tickets w ill be good shall wlihlu iweuiy four hours gt»e i f to find this right way. There ueed he no uureasouable chances taken, ! mother lives. secretary of the local boaid of health of the exist The North Breeze Club was entertained in to return until July 3 i. Special stop over ence of cases of dlphlheila, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, suxall-pox, cholera uud typhus fever -advertiser’s problem is simply to get his story before tbe people most | a delightful manner last Saturday evening hy privileges at N orth Conway have been se cured for return trip and board can be ob For the rcstrictiou of these diseases within the All Silk Lined that will go at the same Low Price. Mrs. Arthur B. Crockett, Summer street. The uarrowesl possible liudia, ihesv measures are lu- tained there at Jl and >1.25 per day. Board |y to be interested—simply a plain, straightforward statement of ! evening was spent at whist and music, the dispeusahle, and as auch we feel that all good clll- in Montreal will be from #1 to jh .5 0 per day zeus will he glad to give us their cordial oo opera- musical selections being by Mrs. L illia n S. it he wishes to do for them. To be sure, it requires thought aud in private bouses. M r. M ason is in Thomas liou. We therefore give notice that we shall hold Copping, Miasct Marsh, Monira Crockett and to account ull persons who u eg led or refuse to >meul to do this iu the right way, hut uo more thuu in any other de- ton aud Rockland after July and w ill be glad comply with these provisions of the lav. Lucy Crockett. to answer inquiries by m ail before that time. Blank loims for reporting cases of the infectious meut of a business, l'ut your ad iu The Courier-Gazette. You thus ill be supplied upon applioatlou to “ Only nervous” is a sure indication that : BEURETarltYT BOARD OF HEAVPB. The popularity of tbe bicycle has given a 4U 20 Elm Btreet, Rockland, Me it before tbe greatest circle of readers. . the blood ia not pure. H ood’s Sarsaparilla boom to suburban M aine cities. I l l l l t t t f ...... a a a aa a a s s as s s t « 1 E. B. Hastings. purifiea the blood and cures uervousness. I TILE KOCKLAND COURIER GAZETTE, SATURDAY. .TI NE 26 180 a TALK OF THE TOWN I with the churches | S T J O H N ’S FROM DAMARISCOTTA MILLS. C . E. Ristt g, the people’s popular baker, EVERYBODY’S COLUMN believes In leading all competitors or not be Humphrey E. Webiter Extremely Nervous ing in the rice at nit, and as he is still in The heavy rain prevented nervicei at the Advert sement* In thl* column not to exceed And Ihe circus haa come and gone. business it stands to reason that he s ill leads. five line* Inserted once for 25 cent*, four time* for Univer«alist church last Sunday and R tv , CLAREMONT COMMANDERY'S PILGRISA6E FROM VNIOX. 60 cent*. ( The Sells Bro«. and Furepaugn Circu« will Mr. Rising.js very fertile in ideas and is all Thoms? Stratton will preach t nnotrow the S. W . Joner. Barely Able to Crawl Around — appear in Hath, July 24. aerm «n announced for that day, hia topic be the lim e springing some new surprise far the The line of march from the railroad sulion W a n te d . W . F. Norcroaa ha« had h i, new ro'lage at IlAmnri.enttft nut, N .w rn.tl. Ilo Tlicn- Now Perfectly Cured and Doing benefit of his rapidly increasing lilt of cus ing, "Fact and Faith ” wvs down M ain to M ill street, uo M ill Io Sunnyaide cottage connected by telephone. .rlvr. Frond In the Way of Entertntnlnn Her Own Housowork. tomers. H e has a new idea and It is a good , At Bluehill, June 13, Rev. II. D. Bentley Cross, over Cross to Glidden, up Glidden to one. In every loaf of his justly celebrated ANTED—Everybody to know that ( elery The ichooner Grace Choate discharged a —The liny Wn« perfeet and the Decora “ I wna extremely nervous, barely able baptized fourteen candidates. Many of these the grounds of John M. Glidden. Here a Domestic bread he puls a coupon plainly end Caffeine Capsule* will cure nl form* fare of 45,000 pound* of fresh mixed fish at took their atand in the meetings conducted tion. ftonfeon,.—Name, of nil the sir W of Headache*. I t Capsnle* 10 cent*. lnai*t on halt was made, line broken and the Sir to crawl around, w it It no strength or am marked and ef which there can be no decept Charles E. Weeks’ Monday. Knight, mid Member, of Committee..— having Celerv and Caffeine Capsule*. You will by Evangelist Evart? a few month? since. It Knights psrtook of hospitality such as will b itio n . I co u ld n o t sleep, w o u ld have ion. W hen the purchaser gathers together alway* nee them. SO*42 John Midden*. Ho.pltallty. The Knight residence, corner Union and is expected that a number more will follow cause them to long remember the day and v ery la d apella w ith ni.v h e a rt, and m y twenty four of these coupons he (akesthem to in baptism. ANTED.—People to know that I do the very Elm streets has lately been raised, a new base In Hoc Signo Vince*. place. Everybody within a reasonable Rtomneh was In n terrible condition. I any dealer of M t. Rising's preparaiinns and beat of Upholstery and Furniture repair- ment built and thorough repairs made up The West Rockport church, Rev. Uriah In the sign thou shall conquer. radius uf Damariscotta ha* of course receives a check which Is good fo ra nice W Ing, old furniture repolished and make over mnt- had dreadful neuralgia pains In m.v aide, stairs and down. Drew, pastor, ha? received six additions. M r. Claremont Cominandcty saw D .m aiiicotta, heard of John M. Glidden and his treasea N.T. MURRAY,Sea atreet. and would bo diwy. In the midst ol silver spoon, a good bread knife or a butter TftStfAprtO The apparatus of the late Prescott citcus, Drew has also baptized a good number into conqueied, .m l was conquered. estate. M r. Glidden was at one time trea knife, equally as useful and valuable article. It nil I had malarial fever. I waa mla- remaining at Bangor, has been sold to parties the Free Baptist church at Rockville, over Whether the Sir Knights of Claremont surer of the famous North Pacific Guano Co., The bread w ill c o il you no more than it ever / 'lI R L B f o r general housework, nuraea and the which he ia acting pasiur. This is the fruit Cummandety have a special pull on the but has long since retired from active busi crable for months after; could not sit up Y J f nuraery can obtain ttrst-cla«a place* by apply who arc to run a tent show at Cape Elisa has; its quality is just as good, which means ing at the Intelligence office of M K8.It.C.H EDGES, beth this Summer. of special meetings held by Rev. J. H . H ig weather department, or whether there is a ness, with a fortune that at one time was over half an hour without being all ex- ■hit it could lie no heller, ami Ihe quality is 7 G love Street, Rockland. 48. gins and the pastor last W inter. lim it to ail things, including rain, is some counted up near Ihe million mark. However Latte pension change, include the follow hausted. At last one of my neighbors just the same. The only difference is that what of a quertion, but it has been the ex this maybe M r. Glidden owns 275 acres ol as j GST4—A five month* old male heuurl pup, in g : Increase, Samuel H . Sewall o f Rock Rev. William A. Newcombe, pastor of the wanted me to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I you are given free some useful article. M r. perience of recent years that whenever that handsome land as is Io he found in Maine, ,1 J color black and white with black* and tan land; tenewal and increase, Charles B. Sim Thomaston church, will baptize a few con waa persuaded to do ao and In n little Rising is a leader in this section of the state head. Last aeen In vicinity of Hinckley Corner, verts soon. The influence of the Gale meet organization plans an outing or pilgtimage much of it in a fine stale of cultivation and and intends to remain so. This Is an offer Thomnaton. Suitable reward for Information thnt mons of Rockland. while could eat and Bleep better. This ings in Thomaston ia very good. The Sun that the skies smile down approvingly upon comprising domains of which an English that should be appreciated hv the many satis will lead to return of same. FRKD A.OLKA9ON, Steamer Island Belle of Buffalo is on the encouraged me to continue. I have now Union. 39*41 day school of this church is one of the largest their efforts. Paticulstly has this been esquire might weil feel proud. M r. Gltdden'r tied users u f C . E . Rising's famous Domestic South Marine Railway being repaired and taken flvo bottlea, and am perfectly cured. in the state. This school maintains a branch the case with the St. John's Day pilgrimages •ervanls and farm hands occupy an attractive bread. painted previous to going on the Portland and F o r S a le . school in the old church on the hill. which events are always red-letter days in the looking building in one part of the grounds 1 am doing my houaework alone.” M r s. Peak's Island route as an excursion steamer. Masonic calendar. while the mansion itself located on the sum F r e d T u r n e r , Barre, VI. Be sure to get Missionary Harden reports that the Apple- Acadian Hotel Opened. XTRA Good Cabbage Plant* for sale. JAB. The Rockland Orchestra, Prof. D . W . Thursday was St. John’s Day, and having mit of a hill commands a truly magnificent ton church is gaining in financial strength. The Acadian Hotel, so delightfully situated E 8HKRM AN, Simmons Bt., off N o Main. 40* Clark, leader, furnished music for the H igh in previous years paid brotherly visits to the view. Tbe guests were warmly welcomed H e is maintaining meetings almost daily in on the shore at Castine, was opened for the School graduation in Rockport, Tuesday homes of Sir Knights in Knox County towns, here and roamed with delight through broad different parts of the town. H e has just vis H o o d ’ s p a rilla season of 1897 Tueiday. Under Ih6 efficient night, and every number of the program was Claremont Commandeiy journeyed across the apartments where are treasured valuable col D any quantity for tiling house‘iota. A pply t< ited South Hope. Here there is no regular Tin* Best—In fact tlw One True Blood I'urlflor. management of W. A. Walker, Esq, this W . F. T IBH K TIfl. 35| Llmarock St. 39 42 apparently well appreciated. border into the lands of tbe parent county onial relics, rare painlings and cosily, unique preaching of any kind, though the Baptist Bold by nil druggists. 81; six for hotel is rapidly becoming the most popular and worshipped at the shrine of mystic furniture. Refreshments were served in the Twenty-seven fine-looking horses, bound Sunday school is larger than usual. resort on the coast. The demand for rooms OR HALE AT A BARGAIN.—Feur-strlng devices and emblems set up by the Sir spacious dining room on the piazza and lawn, Y>2lfww nr<’ tasteless, mlhl.cffrc- for Var Harbor, attracted attention on the has been very great and there is every indi double bass In flie condition, with case and Y. M. C. A. N otes.— A . I I . Bissell of Knights of those beautiful twin towns— Dam- not only the visiting Knights hut tbe towns liOOU S I Ills tlvo. A ll druggists. 2.60. Fnstructor W. F. TIBBETTS, 36j Llmerock St.,steamer M t. Desert Tuesday morning. They cation that Castine will enjoy the most pros Bangor will address the men’s 4 o’clock meet ariscoita and Newcastle. Literally and figur people taking part in these festivities. The Rockland, Maine. 39-42 were owned by Joseph Pulitzer who runs a perous season in its history as a Summer ing tomorrow------Much interest is being atively it was a trip through a land flowing stable where blooded stock and speed are somewhat well-known newspaper in New was tarried out to the delight o f a good resort. OR SALE. —Dwelling house and lot with stable taken in tennis lately and a number of tourna with milk and honey. The hospitality of the sheltered was also an object of interest to York. sized audience: Several new cottages have been built at and outbuilding* connected, nearly two acre* ments are being played. In the first tourna people knew no bounds and wherever Ihe many, in fact the visit to this beautiful home F The First Baptist Choral Association will Castine of late and there are plans for more. of land with a never falling well of water near the ment Dunbar beat Hayden, Hodgkins beat uniform of a Sir K night made its appearance was one of the brightest spots of an enjoy Binging Mr*. Arthur Heny house situated In the town of Vinal Haven and have its annual outing at Owl's Head this year, Piano Solo Mu I to I Lamb Dr. J. W . Grindle hat just completed a large Rhodes and Veazie beat Tibbetts. In the there were sure to be devoted attendants able pilgrimage. within oue ml Io of the pefltoffice, near the East Binging Mr. and Mr*, ltldley new stable and will put up a line cottage. Boston quarry, ao called. Will bo sold at a bar- with the Simplon House for headquarters. semi finals Dunbar beat Veazie 6-2, 6-2. A n waiting to minister unto h i, lightest wish. Col. Glidden is a member of Gov. Powers’ Binging Lottie Skinner Most of the big cottages hnve been occupied gain, the reason lor celling la *wlng to nlckncna. This is one of the prettiest localities along the other tournament including the following The Commandery made no mistake in voting staff, and has previously served in that capa Plano Solo Margie Btahl For terms enquire of tho owner on tho premise*, shore and a grand time is in store for those Dliilogno—"Popping tho Question” Mr. A Carle* for two weeks or more and about all the players has been commenced : Egan, Turner, to go to Damariscotta. city for other executives. In welcoming the CHARLES E. FORBES, or D. U. GL1DDEN, ton, Mr. L. Amo*, Ml**n* Alice and Rhoda cottages are engaged for the entire season. Vinal Haven, Maine. 89 who are to participate. W. Hall, G. Robinson, F. Rhodes and C. The Sir K night* a*sembled at their asylum Knights be said that he had learned with great Hpragitp, Mabcllo Harding and Mabellc Kintnon*. A Iuidd fiah recently attracted much atten H all. These players are very evenly matched on Main street preparatory for the pilgrimage pleasure of the commandery's proposed visit Piani*t, Ml** Clarn Hemingway. Reading M I** Jonnlo Smith Frankfort, M e., May 2, 1.897.— I suffered OR BALE—Lime cask and apple barrel stock tion in t M Thomas fish market. A lump fish and a close and interesting contest is ex at 8 a. m., with the Spruce Head Band wait and that he had been asked to make a speech. ’or *nle by LK N FE ST k UK INNBLL, Union, Rending F. W . Smith severely with a stomacl trouble and a pain is deep red in color, and about as gracefully pected. ing to perform escoit duty. While the Sir He thought the Knights came to enjoy them Plano Solo Graco Lothrop F Malno. 88-41 under my shoulder blades. I doctored for praportioned as a skate. Some aver that the Rev. W . C. Barrows was unfortunate in his Knights are donning their regalia we will selves, however, and would refrain from mak Reading Sir Knight II. II. Hunt Binging Manter Beott Kittredge some time without benefit, and finally decided OR SALE—The w«11 known Keating faim fish makes good eating and others that no visit to his old church that last Sunday should take a look at this young organization which ing speeches. Sir Knight J. E. Moore re situated In Appleton, & mile from poatofflee, Reading ______Mr* F. W . Smith to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I soon began to one ever heard of such a thing. has won an enviable reputation almost before sponded wittily to these remarks. W hen the F schools. stores ana churches and & miles from have been marked by a heavy rain that cut improve, and after I had taken six Imttlea I Union depot. Thia farm consists of 100 acre* of Serious complaints have been made o f the down tbe audience to 150 people, when oth Its first trip away from home has been sccom commandery took its departure three hearty Pil g r im a g e Po in t s was cured. And the best of it is I have tillage, pasture and wood land, cutting 40 tens ef erwise the First Baptist house would have plished. The Spruce Head Band on this cheers were given for M r. and Mrs. Glidden. hay, and an orchard of 400 thrifty apple, pear, stealing of floweis from the various cemeteries never had any return of those sullerings. in t wn. A person who would do tb it would oeen crowded. The sermon was the best occasion was under the leadership of our lo The remaining portion o f the parade was No 18 was the countersign. cherry aad plum trees, with amall fruit*, a well of Arthtr W . Ila ll, who played piccolo in the Mrs. E. E. Philbrook. good water la near the buildings, whlo'i conalata of steal the breath of life from a dying person. ever heard from M r. Barrows’ lips. W hile in cal veteran, Koscoe G . Ingraham , although over Glidden, M ain, Church and Elm streets, Spruce Head Band, Thursday, was formerly a a tw o storied houae In gaod repair with a one I f caught the culprits w ill be severely dealt the city M r. Barrows was guest of G . M . the regular leader of Ihe band is Chester ranks finally being broken in front of Masonic etorld ell, barn, carriage, ice, hen and tool houae* A Lewiston young man has broken an en Brainerd and was entertained by other friends Rackliffe of Spruce Head. The instrument H all, where refreshments and the delicious member of the Waterville Military Band. He near. The altuatlen e f this hemeatean cannot be with and no punishment is too severe. gagement in Auburn because of the parrot. as well. H e is in tbe best of health, attrib ation included 21 pieces, arranged as follows; breeze blowing in from the river rewarded was foraix years with K. B. H all one of the excelled In Knox Cenaty, and charaaa ail who have At the Tuesday night Wight Philharmonic H e popped, was accepted, and was about to ever se n It. To cloae an estate It w ill ha sold hv uted be thinks to use of a bicycle which was A . C. Kirkpatrick and Sidney Robinson, E the perspiring Knights. The commandery flneit cornetista in New England and a well calling on the snhecrlber at the premises. CARO Society rehearsal f. Frank M acNichol sang known composer. The band discoursed sev* imprint a chaste salute to bind the bargain, given him by bis Woburn church, and upon flat tubas; Sumner W alton, Fred Smalley and was here welcomed by M r. Chapman, the E. KEATING.______88*41 the tenor song "Ever W ith Thee,’’ by Raff, when the parrot said: “Stop that, Jack!” which he takes daily exercise. This, by tbe Leroy Ellwell trombones; John Burns, bari master of A ina Lodge, who spoke of the eral of the K. B. H a ll marches on the trip. and on a hearty recall sang “ Softly Fall the His name is not Jack. Tj TOR 8A4JE * -Wholesale and retadi, Parlf Green way, illustrates a considerable change in sen tone; M ark Savage, Douglass Haskall and nearing of St. John’s D ay, and who refossed H . M . Wise and J. C. Levensaler have been J r at lowest prices. G. I. UO tIM BON DRUG Shades," by Wickede. Thursday evening no Thomas Maker, E flat altos; Larkin McLond, to the Tact that iu W aldoboro where the com 32d degree Maaons for 23 years. Old timers CO., Thomaatou, Me. 84 soloist was assigned but Geo. E. Torrey being timent from thirty years ago, at which time a Rockland pastor, being in ill health, essayed first cornet; C. E. H arrington, second cornet; mandery sojourned last year everything now as it were. called forth at intermission sang the "Y e o Claremont’s committee of arrangements Btbvens—Rockland, June 19, to Mr. and Mr*. EW HOUSE FOR SA LE at a bargain. N ot a the “ velocipede,” then coming into fashion, John Burton, E fiat cornet; Sullivan Curtis, dates June 24, 1896. Emminent Commander IL F Blevena, a daughter. man’s Wedding Song” in bis usual finished consisted of Frank Keizer, B. S. Whitehouse, cheap made honae hut one thoroughly well but was compelled to abandon its use because Roscoe G. Ingraham and George Bletben, Frank Keizer responded, asking as a favor Haiiiiidgk—Rockland, June 11, to Mr. and Mra. N manner. F. A . Peterson, C. E. Meservey, H . E. W eb built. Neither labor nor expense baa bees spared of tbe strong opposition aroused on tbe part solo cornets; A l Beverage and C. E. Rack that Ihe Damariscotta Masons join them in Richard R. llahbldgo, a daughter. to make it eonvenieat, attract ve aad home-llke Job Spear of Tnomaston, a stable keeper, ster and G . W . Berry. M r. Meaervey bad a lloPKIN*-Vlnalhav*n, June 19, to Mr. and Mra. within and without. It has 8 rooms, spacious of some of bis church members to auch friv- liffe, B flat clarinets; Arthur W . H a ll, piccolo; having a good time. W. B. Ilopklna, a daughter. has been haviag several seances before T rial probate hearing and waa unable to be present. hallways, bath room and several clusets It ia olty. Fred Burns, bass drum; Thomas Culhain, It would be an inexcusable offence in re II*iitfobd—Rockport, June, 17, to Mr. and Mra. leaaantly located In a good aelghborbood at 18 Justice Ulm er the past week. There have cymbals; Melvin Caswell, snare drum. Charles porting this pilgrimage, not to pay a tribute to Tbe committee did Yoeman service. Fred K. Hartford, a aon. lrch St., 80 rods from elect rlea, 276 rods from been numerous complaints for some time past The Waldo County C. E. Union will hold Humpbery E. Webster of Damariscotta Hiiai.uoN—Camden, .to Mr. and Mr*. Ralph O. SP. O. Address J N. FARNHAM, 32 Cedar Street. Cook of this city was drum major the decorations. It is>afe to say that every that Job was baiboring a nuisance, that hia its 7th annual convention in tbe Baptist Mills and George W. Singer of Damariscotta Rhelden, a daughter. T83tf church at Liberty, Friday, July 2. There are and that expert with tbe baton was tbe re flag and every piece of bunting in the two llow A itn —Kaat Union, Juno 16, to Mr. and Mra. stable was the resort o f drunken men and were among the newspaper men whom the Loon Howard,a son. now 28 societies in the county and a large recipient of much praise all along towns were displayed and so tastefully, too, OAT F J R SA LE—17 foot aloop-rlgged anil even a coochee-coochee dancer. H a lf of writer encountered. Th e former conducts the delegation from each one of them is hoped the line. The morning parade was as to command the admiration o f the visitors. boat, largo mnlneall and jib. In good condi Thomaston was over here to testily in the Stores, residences, public buildings,offices and Damariscotta Mills department of the Herald ivrajEiniEiD B tion, bout newly painted, an liable for a pleasure or for. Picnic dinner and supper. Th e pro simply to tbe Maine Central station, escort case. Judge Ulmer reserves bis decision for duty being performed by a quartet of our all bore a gala appearance, hardly a citizen of and is also a trial justice and selectmen. M r. D uncan—Riplby—Itookland, Juno 28, by Itov. Cubing boat. Also a double-seated, extension top gram is as follows: eurry and second hand driving harness. All the tbe present. “ finest,” comprising officers Nathaniel M e the two town* failing to make a display of Webster is the only Sir Knight at the Mills Thomaa Miration, Walter T . Duncan and Carrie R. above will be sold at a great bargain If sold at FORENOON. and to meet biru is a pleasure. M r. Singer Rliilay, both of Rockland. The Knox County W. C. T. U. convention servey, Emerson A . M an k, Elbridge Orbeton some sort. Tbe decorating commonly took riaiiGB—Ba w in —Marlboro, Maaa., Juno 28, Ar once. Would exchange boat for a good bicycle. 10:30. Devotional Service. does the Lewiston Journal work for that Address, P. O. Box 208, Camden, Me. 81T88w comes off at Friendship next Thursday. A r Address of Welcome, and A. G. Thomas. the form of Masonic emblems and skill and thur Pierce of Vlnulhuven, and Florence Bawin of rangements are made for transportation hy Rev. II. W. Abbott, Liberty A special train had been provided for the engenuity were everywhere shown. The section and not only gives an able pen picture Marlboro. Business. P hatt—Linnbll—Rockport, Juno 22, Alton OR BALE—At W est Main street, Thomaston, buckboard, Rockland aud Friendship, 75 pilgrimage and it was drawn to Damariscotta Knights were delighted at these kindly evi- of events round about Damariscotta but illus the two-story wooden frame building, with Report* from Societies. William Pratt of Boston, and I*abol Thatcher, F cents for the round trip. A ll intending to go by locomotive 147 which was gotten ep re dencee and w ill never lose an opportunity to trates them from his own camera. Many of daughter of Cupt. and Mr*. A . II. Ltnnell of Rock ot, occupied by U. M.Gardiner, harness dealer. A AFTERNOON. the Journal’s interesting special articles have good business location. Will be sold for caah at a are requested to communicate at once with 1.30, Praise and Prayer Service, gardless for tbe occasion with no less a per say a good word for Damariscotta and New port. Gannon—McOaub—Conoord, Now Hampshire, irlce far below It* value. Was thoroughly robulit Mrs. R. C. Hall so that transpoitation may Open Parliament, The Christian Endeavor sonage at the throttle than Benjamin S. castle. been over hit signature. hroe year* ago. Apply to II. M. G A R D IN E R , or Juno 22, at Bt. John'a church, Thomaa I). Gannon be fully arranged. I f Thursday is stormy the Pledge, Whitehouse, an active Sir K n ig h t and all D inner was served in Lincoln H a ll and a Sir Knights S. A. Keyes would be kept and Knthullne IL, daughter of Mr. and Mra. J . J. fG. II GARDINER, Thomaston, MA. 23tf Mrs. II. M. Prentiss, Belfast pretty busy if all his orders had pilgrimages convention is to be postponed to the follow Address, Religious Rending, around good fellow. H is fireman was W ar very good one the Knights and their ladies McCabe, both of Concoi CALL AND HAVE TOUR other tinselfish perpon, and Grace con herself. "You are going down to the SUMMER SCHOOLS Maine Central R. R. tinued hurriedly: rectory, I hope, next week. Gcrtrnde ia Watches, Clocks and Jewelry THE LAST SACRIFICE. “Every one thought the marriage always anxious to have yon, and August Ornnd Opportnnlty Which the Tcachcra P a r s o n S In Effect June 20. 1897. CLEANED AND REPAIRED. went off so well, and the day wag cer In London is very trying.” of Maine W ill Take Art contuse of. parlor Slatping Cttra bttatftn Rockland 4 Horton 6 I also have a line of Cioccs, Jew elry, Silverware By IA N UA 3LA REN . tainly perfect. D.ilu't Gertrude and “ Certainly, bnt on one condition, The Summer schools (or the present sea /P P K N M 1R trala* leave Rock lav 4 as fob nd Optical Goods. Eyes Testsd Free. son will be held at Newcastle, commencing lows : Frances make lovely brides, each in her mother—that yon go too It wonld he p il l s P8.00 A. X., far Bath, Brunswick, Lewletoa, A. C. BRAGK3-. [Copyright. 1W*7. by the Author.] ow n w ay?” such a joy to Gerty, and you must have July 12, at io a. m.; at Orono, July 13, st 9 Augusta, Waterville, Banger, Pertlaad.tnd Boaten, a. ro.j at Saco, July 13, at 9 a m.; at Ma Jeweler and Optician, I'nlon.’ds C H A P T E R I. “ So tho propio said, nnd I know how som e change. ” R est River Rill M ade arriving in Beaten nt 4.00 P. If. Parlor ear to Boa. chias, July 27, at 9 a. m.; at Houlton, Powltlrely cure btlloo«ne«M nnd alek headache, liver! tan. Firelight casts a weird enchantment they wonld look, hnt it happened that I “ Perhaps I will a little later, bnt I August to, at 9 a. m. _a i..._.;.t ..Ainnlnlitti TIipv pincl nil ImnnrftInal 1.80 r . If., far Bath, Bm aswtck, Lewtaten, over an old fashioned room in the ^tofid where I conld only see the brides never leave London in August. I linve Waterville, Portland and Boatoa, arriving In Boston D o Y o u H o r s e P The school at Orono will be in session at 9.20 p. M. gloaming betwixt the light and the m aids. ” always been very strong, nnd I like a— tbtee weeks; the others two weeks each. The 9.16 P. X. for Pt. John and Provinces, Portland "W ill yon exense me pntting the roses quiet time then." schools at Saco and Machiaa will be in ses and Boston, arriving In Boston at 5.68 A . M. Sleep, If so, you’ll be interested In my Wool? Collai dark. Beat made, and at lower price than you’ve W o sion on Saturday of the first week At these 4 S s log ear to Boaton. “ It is, I do believe, the dreariest room in water? They are the finest I’ve seen “ Mother,” and Mrs. Leconte turned Trains arrive . paying for poor ones. Better con.e and see for this -nnimer, and I want to keep them at the passion in her daughter's voice, schools for the remaining weeks, and at the 10.40 A . If . asornlng train from Portland, Lew yourself. D. L. BENNER, in Bloomsbury, and siirely one cannot Harness Manufacturer, fresh,” And she escaped for the mo “ why will yon not allow any of us to other schools for all the weeks, the Saturdays Iston and Waterville. Sleeping car from Boston. will be holidays. 6.10 P. I f . from Boston, Portland, Lewiston and uetf Union, Me. go farther,” said the young woman nt m ent. share your remembrance and yonr grief? J It has been decided to group the work un Bangor. Parlor car from Boston. ease on the white bearskin before the They talked of many things, hnt both We know why yon sbnt yourself up 8.40 p. M dally from Boston and Portland II. L. RO BBINS, fire, ‘‘and yet, I believe, my room at der the four following heads: Nature Stud 10.45 A. M. Sundays only, Woolwich and way were thinking of one only, aud then it alone in August, nnd now, when there ies, Common School Studies, Special Branch stations. —Dealer In— Kensington will not show more lovely, wns she, iu her kindness, thnt provoked arc just you and I, it hurts me that 1 GEORGE F. EVANS, Gen’l Manager. es, and Miscellaneous. aatbtled everybody for nearly a century. All who nor your black oak at the rectory,” the catastrophe. may not be with you, if it were only Under “Nature Studies” are included work use It are amared at Its fcreat power. It Is safe, F. E. BOOTIIBY, G. P. A T. A. soothing, satisfying; so sny skx, sensitive sufferers. W L. WHITE. Dlv. Supt. Drugs and Patent M edicines, ‘‘If you had got your will. Francos,” “ You will come again and see moth to pray—or weep. Wonld it not be some and methods in zoology, physics,' chemistry, Internal nnd External. It cures every form of In answered a sister some six years older, botany and mineralogy. flammation. Pleasant to take dropped on sugar for Portland. Mt. Pesert A M a c h ia s R.R. On. [ Confectionery, Fruit, Cigars, er. She misses Gerty and Frances, and help?" And Grace took her mother’s colds, coughs, cramps, burns, bruises, all soreness. from the couch, “every stick of this it is very pleasant to havo u talk with hand, a very rare caress. The "Common School Studies" embrace Tobacco and Fancy Goods. instruction in, aad methods of teaching arith T am ninety-one rears and nine months old, wag Str. FRANK JONES furniture would have been sold long old friends. ” “You nre often in my thoughts, l»orn September If. 1798. I have k en s standard UNION, MA1N9. metic, grammar, geography, history and read l»earer for Johnsoi.’s Anodyne Liniment more ago, and the very walls draped in pale “ And yon, Grace—Miss Leconte, I Grace,” after a long silence, “ and I nm than fifty years. Have found tise for It erei Change In Route, lteaumpt Inn of Rervlce. green. You are full of sentiment to ing. since. I have found It superior to any other. Commencing Friday, April 2d, will leave Port mean—may I not come to visit you?” concerned about yon, for you have aged Under "Special Branches” are classed Mrs. WKALTHT L. ToziBR, East Corinth, Me. land 11 00 p m., Tuesdays and Fridays, and Rock n ig h t.” , "You know that I am glad when yon beyond your years. Are yon well?” music, physical culture, drawing, physiology land 6.60 a. m Wednesdays and Saturdays for Bar D.M. WOOD. M. D. “ It's our douhlo wedding and the de Our Book on INFLAMMATION Mailed freeg come, and always will be. Yon aro my “What a question, inaterl Yon know and hygiene and civics. The Doctor’s signature and directions on every bottW Harbor, Machlaaport and intermediate landings. parture from the ancestral mansion cast Returning, leave Mschla»port at 4 00 a m. on Offioe and Residenoe in. G. W. friend also.” And she looked at him that I have the health of a donkey—save Under “ Miscellaneous” are grouped Eng Mondays and Thursdays, arriving Rockland 4 00 ing shadows over my sensitive heart,” with frank, kind eyes. a headache now and then that gives mo lish language and literature, pedagogy and p. m., leave 4.30 p. m. and arrive Portland 11 00 Bachelder’s House. and Francos concealed her emotion with “Never more than friend after all an interesting pallor. Yon forget thnt elementary psychology. B i t r». m., connecting wLh early morning train for Programs will be so arranged that the Practical - 3 5 - • • Boston. 16 Honrs 12 to 2 and 7 to 9 p. ra. a fan. “ Yonr already matronly staid- these yenrs—seven now sinco we first I’m getting to be an old maid—nearly GEORGE F. EV A N S. General Manager. hours assigned for the subjects coming under nogs is removed from such moods. It is a m et. Do yon not guess w h a t I w as th in k F. E. BOOTH BY, G. P. A T. A UNION, MAINE,______8 0 .” any one o l the four general heads, given SOAP & SPONGE,jiRACK mercy one daughter, nt least, reproduce! ing as yonr sisters stood bceido their “ Is it really that— I mean, do yon not above, will not conflict. Experience has Adjastable to nny style Bath Tab. " i? h B U R K E T T , m other. ’' bridegrooms in church?" feel lonely? It is acontract, and a wom made it clear that the most of the teachers Boston and Bangor " ? “ Are yon nlso deceived by mother's Bnt she did not answer. an’s heart was made to love, bnt if it be .desire to take up aome definite line of study STEAMSHIP CO. WHOLESALE & RETAIL, composure?” and Gertrude’s quiet tone “ Can yon give me no hope, Graco? If so do not—I can’t explain myself—there and complete this work with reasonable tbor Steamers leave Rockland emphasized the contrast between lier re yon told me to como back in five yenrs, aro many in this world to love, and at oughness. For this reason the subjects have For Camden, Belfast, Bucksport Winterport and CORN. FLOUR, MILL FEED fined face aud Frances’ Spanish beauty. I wonld connt them days for the joy of any rate you will never know the sense been grouped, as above stated, and teachers BaDgor, at (about) 6 00 a . m . Tuesdays, Thursdays LIME, LATHS, KEROSENE “ Strangers count her cold ns marble, hearing yon call me by my name at tho will be given an opportunity to take thorough and Saturdays and at 6.30 a. X., Wednes of loss.” and extended work in each group. days and Sundays. Same steamers connect at Bel. OIL, ETC., ETC. but she has always seemed to me the end, ns u woman speaks to the man she “ That is tho postman’s ring.” Aud fast with atenmer “ Rockland” for Castine, Sargent* very typo of tenderness and faithful Special attention is called to a proposed ville, Sedgwick and Brooklln. TT3\rio3\r. 3vcx:.: m-iy loves. ” Grace made for the door. “Perhaps ch nge in the me’hod ol carrying on the For Searsport and Hampden, W ednesdays and ness. ” “Perhaps I ought to hnvo spoken Frances will havo written from Loch work of the Summer schools. In the past, 8nndaya at about 5.30 a. M. For 8tonlngton, (Green’s Landing,) So. West W INGA.TE, SIMMONS & CO “Slio is the dearest mater ever was, yenrs ngo, hnt the bar is an uncertain Awe. We need some highland air.” much time has been devoted Io giving in Harbor, North East Harbor, Seal Harbor and Bar and most patient with her youngest Manufacturers of profession, aud my position was not There was only one letter, hnt it was struction. The most of the workWhs been Harbor, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at daughter, hut she is, well—not carried given in the fotm of iectutes. So much has (a b o u t/6.30 a. M. made. It seemed to mo cowardly to ask not lightly brought np stairs, aud after For Boston, dally, except Wednesday and Sun- away by emotion. ” a woman’s love before one conld offer Grace had given it to her mother she been done for the teachers, they have had no day at (about) 7,Oo r. u. FINECARRIGES AND SLEIGHS “ Frances, I’ll tell yon something 1 chance to do anything for themselves. Mote RETURNING, her marriage, so I kept silent till last went over to her favorite scat nt the UNION, MAINKJ once saw and can never forgot. When 1 has been ptesenled each day by Ihe instruc From Boston, dally, except Thursday ana Sun spring, when I saw yonr sisters’ lovers, window, where she could see tho patcli tors than any teacher in attendance c< uld day, at 6.00 r. X. slept in mother’s room, I woke one nnd conld not help telling yon that one of green tiiat now hud lust its freshness From Bangor, via Winterport, Bucksport, Bel Re-»airing a Specialty. grasp and hold. Thia year Ihe instructors fast and Camden. Mondays and Fridays at 12 noon night uud found she hncl risen. She man hoped to win yonr heart. Now I in the city heat, will do less lecturing and more teaching. and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 2.00 opened a drawer that was always kept ask for your answer. “I know that hand. It’s—of course Those who attend Ihe schools will he asked P. M. locked and took out a likeness of father. Front Hampden, at 12 10, Searsport at 3.15, Mon Graco Leconte was the calmer of the from Airs. Palgravo, George Lennox’s to do something besides listen to good advice; days aud Fridays. B. D. SW6UD.H.I.D. After kissing it again aud again—enn two when she spoke, bnt lier face was aunt. What can she— Dear me, this is more emphasis is to be laid on activity on Ihe BUOWINGiRACK INtrOHITlON. From Brooklln, at 10.30 Mondays. Tuesdays yon believe that?—she laid it on a chair, set like a m artyr’s in his ng 'uy. very sad. ” part of the teachers. Tinned Wire wlthjPorcelaln Soap Cup, 40c each Thursdays aud Saturdays at 12.80, touching at Office and residence In house known as Each instructor will have two periods—a •• “ •• • Wire ” “ 26c each Sedgwick. Deer Islo, Hargentville and Castine and Ohaa. 1) unton place. and, kneeling down, prayed to God for “ I had hoped, Air. Lenuo., that you “ Aro yon there, Grace? Did you know Nlckled Brass W ire with Porcelain Cop, $1.25 each connecting at Helfast with steamer from Bangor. us all, and that they might meet again, lecture period and a recilstion period. The / '• f t “B I " iW lrc ” 2.00 each From Bar narbor, and wny-landlngs Tuesday, Honrs: 9 to 10 a. m., 1 to 2 and 7 to 9 wonld not have followed up what you Georgo Lennox was so ill?” instructor will assign some work to be done Thursday and Saturday at 1.00 r. X. p. m . and then she kissed him onee more aud TOR BALKtiBT ___ said in March, hut yet so selfish is a “Frances told mo that ho had over by the class each day. The recitation period House- Fu rnlgltcra^antljl I lardw are^D eale ra FRED LOTHROP, Agent, Rockland. UNION, MAINK. put the picture in its placet. ” woman I am not sorry to bo told thnt I worked himself.” And Grace's voice W ILLIAM H. HILL, General Manager, Boston. will be devoted to reporta on the lectures OR MY “Pray God, Frances, that yon and 1 am loved by such a man. was so qniet that any one except Airs. given, the work assigned, methods to be used LEO. FRANK, Manufacturer Inland Route — Portland and Rockland. 8. W. JONES, may love as she lias done, once forever. “Believe me, it is I that am un Lecouto would havo suspected some in the class room, and the discussion of prac Do you know I’ve often thought thnt worthy. You have mado too much of a thing. tical topics suggested by the instructor and ’ 1 7 4 jF liltd n ]S t.,u N ew " Y ork . '2«B«0 Commencing Tuesday, April 13, nn FREEDOM IMPORTART TO MARINERS Many of our farmer* have only just *uc- A C R E 4 T ceeded in getting their garden* planted, *o R a te r o f th e R o a d A n A d v o c a te d b y S e n a to r COM BINATION The Deering lo w i s i t much rainy weather------F. P. Bennett of Fry’s B ill—Designed for Mntnal Safety. T h r e e o f n k in d t h a t Saugus, Mass., made a (Ling visit to his A Washington despatch to the Lewiston heat two pair every * Id eal M o w e r sheep ranch on Beaver U til recently------The Journal says that Senator Frye’s "Rule* of the tim e . village school is progressing finely under the Road,” which become law at the expiration of P o s s ib le ? instruction of Miss Mary Mason of South four months after President M cK inley signs . ... m n’f *** m lr*6 mm’ r V lth Roller nnd Ball th-erinfe M ontville------It ia rumored that D r.A . Me.- the bill, will be of more than ordinary impor f ■ Mir HI ii-nl!, n inunaxe «-uuu«u I. Small has purchased a lot and will build a winner. 4, <), 6, (I and 7 tance to the mariners of Maine. The state j 4 ; 2 l»r«w | li-BIT house opposite where he now lives------O I I . foot cut has such a rugged coast and so many craft of Keene, esq., is in very poor health ------The different descriptions ply there in various The Reason's Flair. mail team from Freedom to Thortdike is n >w kinds of trade, that great need exists of exact •« earl-nib ofth' im .-: driven by Nathan Sylvester, wh has taken regulations to locate navigators in fog and e T11E KOCKLAiSD COl KIttK-GAZJflTTE: SATURDAY. JUNE 26, 1897. WARREN UNION Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest J. F. Surrett, Harry Moody and Chester John M iller is having his house painted. Vinal are at home from school for the vaca Frank Thomas o f East Union is doing the No Fire! No Smoke! No Old Goods! OAMDBM tion. w ork------George W hite has returned home Tax Collector Bradford has filed his bond, To the Boys and Girls o f from a few weeks visit w ith , friends in Water- A Backward Season. A Cut Price. Register...... Vote for received the books and is notifying sll persons town, Mass.------Oscar Gould was in Rock- BARCAIN NO. 2. that he has a tax against them. THOMASTON ANDJCAMDEN land a few days last week------The Union BARCAIN NO. I. N am e...... Band now hold their meetings in the old All our odd $8.00 and *10 One line Black Cheviots. One In (hl* Contest a nice bicycle manufactured Tiger engine was out again Wednesday You waul a bicycle. You cannot pay for one. Yon have line Brown Mixed Cassimeres, by the Monarch Cycle Co. will be given ter the evening for practice. Ma-onlc* hall------George Thompson re Suits, all wool, boy or girl In Camden receiving the largest of friends. Yon can get one witli their help. turned to his home in Connecticut Wedneseay SG.BO all wool, sizes 34 to 44, regu number of vote* The graduation exercises of the class of ------5. N . Butler returns from Boston this lar price $9.00. '97 W arren high school took place Friday HERE S HOW YOU CAN DO IT week------T . Pease is home from Boston BARCAIN NO. 3 ______Cut Price 86.60 RULES (IF THE CONTEST evening. The Courier-Gazette will give on his vacation------Louie Henderson re One line Gray Cassimere Each yearly subscription for The Courier- Nickerson’s crew have finished packing turns from Boston this week------Auction Overcoats, all wool, sold BARCAIN NO 4. Gazette, accompanied by 52, will entitle alewives and left town. The catch was sale, June 30, at the home of the late Capt. E. | the subscriber to cast 100 votes tor bis all the season at $12.00, 100 odd Vests, all wool, regu smaller than for some years. Burgess. favorite boy or girl in Camden. ______Cut Price 88 76 lar prices $1, $1.25 and $1.60. W ith six month! subscription Is given 50 D aniel Teague is quite low from the effects A Bicycle FREE to a Boy Change of time on G. V. R. R. Get a new votes. This applies to paying un subscrip of a shock. time table------Mrs. A. Thompson returned | ______Cut Price Choice 9Oc BARCAIN NO. 6. tion arrearages as w ell as new subscriptions. Will Fyler of Thomaston is now carrying to her home at Low ell, Mass., Wednesday, ! N o subscription received for less than six or Girl in Camden and 50 dozen Summer Bnlbrig- BARCAIN NO. 6. on the blacksmith shop at the village. after a few weeks visit to relatives and friends m onths. gan Underwear. 150 pairs Boys Knee Pants, Coupons w ill lie printed in each issue of Joseph Lockie and family w ill spend the here------Maud Lermond visited friends at 1 warranted not to rip, regular North Union this week------Samuel Cum- | ______4 8 o p er s u it (two pieces) The Courier-Gazette until and including Summer in town, having rented their house Thomaston. . . Tuesday, A ug. 17, 1897. T h e contest w ill mings is likely to lose the sight of his right J price 60c 65c and 76c. in Camden to Summer visitors. close at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, Aug. eye from effects of a blow of an apple tree ! BARCAIN NO. 7. ______Cut Price 40c 18, 1897. Newsdealers w ill please m ake a Gen. Spear and family are in town for the Two Bicycles, one for each town. twig------Mrs. S. N . Butler has returned 100 pairs neat gray mixed note of the fact that this office will not Summer------Some of our Odd Fellows visited from a trip to Liberty------A large delega- I Pants, not all wool but BARCAIN NO 8. accept any returned papers with the coupon at Waldoboro Tuesday evening. THIS IS HOW WE DO IT tion from the Rebekah Lodge here visited J just ns good, sold all the 160 pairs odd all wool Pants, cut out. Samuel Teague of N orth Cushing wa< in Any boy or girl in Camden can enter con Belfast last Thursday night and report an en- : season $1.60. sold for $2.00, $2.25, $2.60. town Wednesday------A party of our local Beginning with this issue we will publish a coupon good for one joyable tim e------E. H . Burkett has bought test. The standing of the contestants will be vote. A year's subscription accompanied by $2 is good for 100 Cut Price 99c Cut Price 81.69 published in each issue. horsemen tried the speed of their horses at and shipped over 8,000 lime casks the past , Ingraham’s park, West Rockpoit, Wednes votes; a six months subscription accompanied bv $1 is good for The wheel Is manufactured by the week------H . W . Mansfield was in CamdeD, YOUR MONEY BACK FOR THE ASKING. Monarch Cycle Co. and to the fortunate boy day------Will Allen, wife and daughter of W e d n e s d a y Monday, returning Tuesday night------Mrs. ' 50 votes. The contest will continue until 7 o'clock or g irl, who succeeds in w in n in g it, means Rockland were in town Wednesday------Lucy Oakes visited her sister in Washington ' E v e n i n g , A u g . 18. 1897. lots of health and pleasure. Alfred McCallum of New Hampshire is visit The bicycle is all right. It is inannfactnred bv the Monarch a few days ago------Remember the races on I Address all letters and communications to ing at W . O . Ward's. Cycle Co. whose name is a guarantee of the excellence of the the Union track. The VOTING EDITOR, The Courier-Ga zette- Tiger Engine was out for practice again machine. The contest is now on. Get in early in the race and Mrs. Ella Johnston visited her mother, 1 Wednesday evening. A stream was thrown Mrs. Amanda Fossett, Wednesday------Miss ! Misfi Blanche Schwartz, 100 your chances will be better. 197 feet, with the wind quartering and a light I L A . Gowen and H attie Fossett called on J ONEj^lCE(b?TfllER$. crew. Two Bicycles for Nothing, Boys and Girls, get a Hustle On friends in Union one day this week------CAMDEN Ernest Sukeforth is at work for W ill Morton Mrs. Rebecca Conant of Lowell, Mass., is The subject of the pastor’s sermon next Sunday evening at the Baptist church is, Address all letters and communications to THE VOTING of Union for a few days— Fred Skinner went ROCKPORT lead the meeting here next Sunday. Chas. the guest o f M r. and Mrs. Frank Conant, "Testimony of the Rust, or How to Lay up EDITOR, The Courier-Gazette, Rockland. to East Liberty on business, Wednesday------The Rockport Icc Co. have loaded several I F. Richards of Rockport last led— A goodly Mechanic street------Mrs. Charles M . Barstow number from this place attended the gradu- has returned from a visit with her (laughter, Treasure." Mrs. Silva Stone and Mrs. Albert Vose have large schooners with many tons of crystal J ■ ating exercises o f the class of ’97, Rockport Mrs. Wendall Hull, In Dorchester, Mass.------The week-day meetings at the Baptist gone to Boston to visit relatives and friends like L ily Pond ice this week, destined for | H igh school, Tuesday night. C. Clifton L u f The Perry building on Main Street is being church w ill begin at halt past seven until — Henry Simmons has purchased a new road southern ports. It is expected that this kin and Frank II. Ingraham of Glencove were repaired------Miss M ary Hopkins has returned wagon. company w ill be kept busy shipping ice for lurther notice. members of the class— The Glencove school from a visit in Vinalhaven------John Hosmer The funeral of Edwin L. Thompson took the next few months. Rufus V. Libby is serving as janitor of the closed the 18th after an eleven weeks term, of Boston is visiting her sister, Mrs. Blanch one of their supper, and also to forward place from his late residence Sunday after Baptist church------Charles M . Teague, who Miss Bertha M . Sidelinger of Danville, III.,, which was very successful, with Miss Alena R ich------Albert Eells of Washington, D. C., directions lor preparing any special dish they noon and was in charge of Union Lodge F. has just finished his Sophomore year at Brown is here for the Summer, guest o f her aunt L , Young instructor. Parents and friends is visiting in town------The parents of the Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest may have had. The request will doubtless be and A . M ., o f which the deceased had long University, w ill spend some time on Cape Mrs. J. D . Rust. were in attendance Friday afternoon and pupils of the common schools should not for complied with. If the members would only been an honored and respected member. Cod. Tax Collector K night is making hia usual listened to a number of recitation! in geog get the art exhibit to be given in the inter add to the above, pb, t'graphs of their appe Rev. M r. Gale officiated Notwithstanding Tena Patterson McCallum will be gradu brilliant record this year and is corraling the raphy, history, etc., followed by a well-ren mediate room, Friday afternoon from 1 to* 4 Remitter...... Vote fo r tites, it would be an immense bit. the very bad weather the house was packed ated this year from Colby University. She has sheckles in a most praiseworthy manner. dered program of recitations and songs: o’clock. In connection with thia exhibit the with neighbors and friends and very many taken very high rank in her studies and has George B. Mathews, instructor of music in W e would be w illing to gamble that be is Hasten, Eva D. Gregory; The Little Boy’s work in music which has been under the could nut gain admission, showing the esteem received an appointment to speak at the the public schools of New Britain, Conn., making the best record of any tax collector in Plaint, Everett W . Humphrey; Selected, Nel charge of Miss Lelia M . Bucklin will also be In thia content a nice bicycle manufactured in which the deceased was held in the com graduating exercises. This bfnor shows that by the Monarch Cycle Oo. will be given to the came home Wednesday. the state. lie P. Grant; The Rainy Day, Bennie H. exhibited. No parent should miss thia oppor munity. M r. Thompson was a native of she has received the highest honors bestowed boy or girl in Tbomaetou receiving the largest F. A. Washburn of Waterville is in town. Hall; The Harvest, Mary P. Gregory; tunity of seeing what progress their children number of votes. Union and for many years had been a member Joseph F. Shepherd is sailing a fine new Whole hearted, James Sullivan; Song— Hear have made in drawing and music. by the college. Warren Washburn graduated from Watei- of the hrm of the Union Carriage Co. H e boat just launched from the Barrett shop. It Chester A. Vinal, student of dental science, the Birds of Summer Sing, school; Tw o Boys, RULES OF THE CONTEST ville high school, Monday. leaves a widow and three sons: George, a is a beauty and tails over the waves like a The remains of the late D r. Frank W . Rice Boston; Florence Tolman, studying at the Laura F. Young; Selected, Frank Sullivan; June 15 there was born to M r. and Mrs practicing physician o f Taftvil'e, Conn.; canvaa back duck. o f Brunswick, who was drowned last Sunday Castine Normal school; Mary Hull, studying Each yearly aubecription for TheConrier- Kindness, Lena M. Young: Temperance Ed W alter D . Andrews of this place a son' Maynard, an attorney of Augusta and assist while canoeing, were brought to thia town Kindergarten methods in Providence, R. I . ; Gazette, accompanied by 52, will entitle the Mr. and Mrs. W . E. Underhill, who have ucation, Emmie V. Hall; Peanut Candy, Harold Gilchrest.'who makes the fifth gener ant clerk of the Maine House of Represen Tuesday night for burial in Mountain View M. Grace Swett, teacher in the Drexel Insti aubecriber to cast 100 votes for his favorite been guest* of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fred Knight, John S. Grant; A Little Bird, Ava Whitney; ation on the paternal side. H e has entered tatives, and Richard, who is now at home cemetery, in the lot of bis aunt, Mrs. F . N . tute, Philadelphia, have returned home for the boy or girl in Thomaston. have returned to their home in Portsmouth, Selected, Eddie Sullivan; Building the Nest, W ith six months subscription is given 50 into a larger legacy of living ancestry than with his mother. The family were all with Wheeler. The funeral services were held N . H . — Albert Eells of Boston is the guest of Lucy K. Grant; The Bluebird, Minnie P. Summer vacation. votes. This applies to paying up subscrip usually falls to the lot of the children of men. him during his last sickness and every care hit brother, John H. Eells—Mrs. Robert Wednesday afternoon at the Episcopal church, The roads are receiving their annual scrap tion arrearages as w ell as new subscrip Lane; Grandpa's Glasses, H arry H . Brown; The Bible speaks o f the fourth generation, and attention that could be given by loving Montgomery and Mrs. Hattie Crockett have Rev. H enry Jones officiating. The deceased’s ing. Some are looking forward to better tions. No subscription received for less Selected, Nora Sullivan; Our Margaret Ann, but baby Harold has gone one beyond it. hands was his. In the death of M r. Thom p returned from Vinalhaven------Mrs. Charles mother, Mrs. M . E. Rice, is visiting in this things in another year,when the new law goes than six months. Charlie A. Sylvester; Words, Jeanie M. The following enumeration exhibits the child's son the Masonic fraternity lose a faithful town, the guest of her sister. into effect. The new law w ill be beneficial if Coupons w ill be printed in each issue of Smith of Vinalhaven visited here this week— Brown: Little Frenchman, Bertha Whitney; relative standing: (Jne great-great-grand- brother, the community a kind and loving A delivery wagon run over J. N. Tibbetts' M r. Buswell’s Summer bouse on the top of the town gives moral and financial support to The Courier-Gazette until and including Selected, Philie Lane; The Weather, Bertie Tuesday, A u g . 17, 1897. T h e contest w ill mother, three great-grandmother*, two grand neighbor and the family a loving and devoted foot, Tuesday, inflicting serious injuries------the mountain will not be ready for Its open the commissioner. Nothing is more foolish S. Gregory; Selected, N ellie M axey; N ow close at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, Aug. mothers. two great-grandfathers, two grand husband and father. The contribution of ing for several weeks yet, owing to the work than the supposition that a new method or a Mrs. Alvin Bowden of North Haven is the Comes the Vacation, Neddie O Gregory; 18, 1897. Newsdealers w ill please m ake a fathers. I t was worthy o f note that witn to flowers by the friends was very large and con on it being delayed so frequently by the in new officer w ill accomplish anything without guest of M itt E. Blanche Bowden------A new Song—Singing 'Neath the Old Apple Tree, note ol the fact that this office will not ac wide a paternal connection there is but one stituted in part the following pieces: Star, coat of paint adorns the residence of H on. P. cessant fall of rain. The house ia a model in intelligent administration and loyal support. cept any returned papers with the coupon school. A t the conclusion o f the above, immediate aunt. The following persons Eastern Star Lodge; 59 pinks tied with J. Carleton—John Stratton of Methuen, every respect and there is no question but F. E. Russell, principal of the High School, cut out. prizes for excellence in map drawing were constitute this remarkable group: Mrs. ribbons, W . C. T . U .; wreath, Mrs. N . T . what it will become a very popular resort. offers a college preparatory course to any of Any boy or girl in Thomaston can enter Mass., is at the Carleton house for a few days awarded to Charlie Sylvester and Bennie II. contest. The standing of the contestants Eliza Robinson, Mrs. George Dow, Mrs. Farwell, Rockland; pinks tied with ribbons, — Mrs. E. J. Southard and daughter, Miss Vote early and often for your popular girl his pupils Who desire it. H e has had suc Harriet 'Andrews, Mrs. William Hodgkins, Hall—Mrs. W. T. Gregory, Tuesday of last w ill be published in each issue. D r. and Mrs. M . P. Judkins, Rockland; floral Bessie, are visiting at Ash Point— Frank C. week, was “ surprised” by Sirs. B. Gardner or boy friend. The contest is now on and the cessful experience in this department before The wheel is maufactured by the Monarch Mrs. Caleb Gilchrest, Mrs. George O. An piece, Miss W ade of Rockland, Mrs. Watts Ileald has gone to his home at Isletboro to and daughter, Sirs. W. Gardner of the High votes are beginning to be gathered in. A coming to Warren. We understand that Cycle Co. and to the fortunate boy or girl, drews,,Caot. Ge rge Daw , W m . Hodgkins, of Warren; broken lyre, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. aome of the present graduating class w ill re spend the vacation days------G. L. Mildram lands and Mrs. S. Packard and M r*. J. T . nice bicycle awaits the lucky one. who, succeeds in w iuning it, means lots of Capt. Caleb Gilchrest, George O. Andrews. Sullivan, Portland; wreath of roses, Augusta attended Bates Commencement exercises this main next Fall to take up studies offered in Hall of Rockland. The party voted the day It is with much pride that we are able to health and pleasure. friends; mound, Mrs. J. A. Harrington, the new course of study. This class has al Address all letters and communications to week. spent with their hostess as being a very en state that the streets of Camden were never in Boston; wreath of roses and ferns, Mrs. F. J. ready spent a year longer in the school than VOTING EDITOR, The Courier Gazette. CUSHING Names of pupils attending|West Side Inter joyable one, long to be remembered. better condition than now, thanks to the tell Oakes, N ew Y ork; roses tied with pink mediate school not absent one half d a y : was designed according to the old course. Pl ea sa n t Po in t .— Mrs. E. S. Stevens has ing work put on them by road superintendent ribbons, M r. and Mrs. A . P. Robbins, Union; Ethel Watson, Bertha Upham, Lida Carey, The school has been doing the town splendid returned home from Jefferson------The choir HOPE Andrews and his crew. THOMASTON pillow, Mrs. H . T . M illay; cut flowers, Mrs. Eflie Ingraham, Minnie Carey, Helen Dun service. M any of the rural districts are now met with Mrs. Fannie Morse, Thursday even The Camden Land Company is really in The yacht Flight under command o( her Samuel Cummings. bar, Ethel W all, Carrie Sylvester, Maud Stet Mrs. E. W . Bills is ill with a severe attack represented in the H igh School. ing------Mrs. Leander Moore, visited Mrs. earnest when it says that the large Summer owner, R. K . D unn, made an excursion to^ E ast U n io n .— Miss Alice D rake of Cam son, Matthew Greenlaw, Ralph Sbiblcs, ofvhenmatism------Miss Angie Dunton, who Gen. Ellis Spear of Washington, D. C„ is Moses W allace in Friendship, last Tuesday hotel contemplated !is not an air castle but Gay’s Island, Tuesday. A clerr sky, strong ! den was the guest of Miss Minnie Gould for George Ott, Eddie Storms, Willie W t itney, has passed ten weeks with Mrs. D in ie l Pres now at his Summer home in Warren. Gen. ------Miss Laura H a rt of Glenmere, ia viaittog will in all probability become a reality. It is Spear has a deep interest in the old town and breeze and a foaming sea made a combina a few days recently------There was a large Freddie Whitney, Perry Richards, Frank ton, returned to her home in Appleton Sun her cousin, Mrs. W illie Bradford, at David expected that early in July a company of lion that gave zest to the trip and ravenous1 attendance at the lecture given by Mrs. Stetson, John Carey. Absent one half day : day------Everett Hobbs is in Bangor at work is always welcomed back by the people. Thompson's------Miss M yra Wentworth of N ew York capitalists, me-nbers o l the Stock appetites for the excellent dinner served. The j Henry A lden of Chicago last Friday evening. Laura Ott. Absent one day: Herbert Syl canvassing for nursery stock------M r. and The rainy day last Sunday was a disappoint Boston, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Orvilla Exchange, w ill visit Camden and look over following persons made up the party: Fretda She w ill speak again at this place next Sunday vester, Katie Thomas. Nancy J. Tribou, Mrs. Fred Packard ol Rockland visited M r. ment to the children for both churches had Bartlett------Miss Lena M iller has returned and Mrs. Frank Conant Saturday and Sun the ground. They have been given such planned special children’s day exercises. A t Willey, Hattie Dunn, Miss Alice McDonald afternoon------Miss M ay W alker of Rockland teacher. home from Rockland, where she has been rosy*tinted pictures of Camden in the silvery, of Ba'I , Lilia Burbank, Alida Whitney, Frank is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. A. day------Miss Emma Meservey o f Blair, M inn., the Baptist church the services of the morn teaching school. Names of pupils attending West Side persuasive language of lio n . T . R. Simonton Hanley, Roy Newhall, Fred Overlock, Ralph W alker------There w ill be a sociable at Farm is expected this week to pass the Summer ing were carried out in spite of the storm, Primary school not absent one half day: and the Lewis brothers tLat they are count Whitney, Dwight Waldo, Charles McDona d. ers’ ball next Tuesday evening* June 20------with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Conant------A though with very small numbers and without Herbert Carver, Johnny Carver, Ulmer Green ing the days when they can visit our town. Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in 3 Miss Annie Going of Belfast is visiting her pretty wedding occurred June 3lit, at high the special music. The subject of the sermon Miss Helena H anley, teacher of Bailey I n -’ law, Freddie Shibles, Freddie N u tt, Robbie W e do not feel a bit alarmed regarding this D ays. noon at the borne of M r. and Mra. J. P. was “ The Lesson of the Flower Buds." A t termediate school, entertained the pupils of * mother, Mrs. W . H. Going------School at this Nutt, Theo Lafolley, Harold Arey, Granville Morion L . H ill, of Lebanon, In d , says: Hobbs, when their oldest daughter, Flora visit, in fact we know that the gentlemen night the storm bad cleared away and the the sixth grade at her borne the first of the J place closed Friday of this week. Robbins, Leslie Ott, Mabel Nutt, Lilia Whit M y wife had Inflammatory Rheumatism in May, was united in marriage to James Alvin will be ready to acknowledge that the promised concert was given. A good con week. Miss M ary A. Jacobs assisted. Music ney, Gladys Greenlaw, Diana W all, Elsie beauties and attractiveness of Camden cannot every muscle and joint, her suflering was ter Ro? -Y’ILLE. — Miss Edna Gurney has Robbins of Searsmont. The ceremony was gregation representing both churches was was furnished by Silas Hanley and M r. Burn Gardiner, Lena Liontll, Bert Richards, Pearl be adequately described by tongue or pen. rible and her body andface were swollen al dosed her school at b'ockpoit and has re performed by the bride's father in the pres present. Next Sunday the Congregational ham. The pupils appreciated the kindness Colburn, Jennie Arey, Edith Andrews. A b There are also a number of Hartford gentle most beyond recognition; had been in bed for turned home------The Juvenile Templars have ence of the family. Some very pretty and church will observe the day by special services of their teacher in giving them an opportunity J sent one half d a y : Percy Greenlaw, Annabel men interested. As M r. Lewis remarked to six weeks and had eight physicians but re changed their day of meeting from Saturday useful presents were received which showed in the morning. to pass an evening so pleasantly. Ingraham, Walter Achorn. Absent one day: the writer recently, “ I l seems as if all the in ceived no benefit until she tried the M Y S T IC until Tuesday------Miss M aria Tolm an is vis thelove of connections and friends. The happy N o .W a r r e n — Mrs.Geo.Boggs is very sick— Mr. and Mrs. David G. Thayer have re Mabel Wall. Annie B. Ingraham, teacher. fluential men in Hartford cannot wait until CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. It gave im iting in Rockland------Mrs. George Tolman is couple left iu the afternoon for their borne There was a sociable its Grange H a ll Tuesday cently transferred their residence from H a l Fred Sylvester, a motorneer on the electrics, the season opens and they can leave their mediate relief and she was able to walk about visiting her mother, Mrs. James French, in in Searsmont. M r. Robbins is a young man night. Quite a number was present from lo w ell to Thomastoo. M r. Thayer is a stone- business for a trip to Camden.” The hotel in three days. I am sure it saved her life.” Rockland for a few days------Mrs. John Has believes in making uae of every apare moment of rare ability and fine habits. H e receently U nion------Miss Elvie Merry went to Warren and idleness is an unknown word to him. in question w ill he on a gigantic scale. It ztatter by trade. Sold by W . J. Coakley, Druggist, Rockland. kell recently visited her mother at East Union graduated from the Commercial College in village last Wednesday morning where she M r. Sylvester now uses hia apare tim e in w ill cost about *200,000, w ill have accom J. M . Creighton has removed the very sub ------Mrs. Carrie Blake is on the sick list------Rockland with high honors. H e is univer has employment in the shoe shop------Mrs. selling fruit for a Rockland wholesale house modations for more than 300 guests and the stantial fence from the front of the family Mrs. Mary Tolman viaited friends in Rock sally loved and respected. Th e bride is one Sherman Cummings has returned home from and has succeeded in building up quite a appointments in every particular will be residence to the rear. The fence was con ■ land Wednesday and Thursday------Seth Con of our best young ladies, her sweet sunny Rockland where she has been visiting her ood sized trade in this town and Camden, thoroughly up-to-date. More particulars will structed of band pine lumber carefully select L evi Seavey don viaited friends in Belfast Saturday and ways endearing her to a large circle of daughter------Miss Bessie M ank is sick with t is of such stuff that the typical Maine man is be given later. ed, and will last for years. Its spacious top Sunday------Miss Eunice Lermond is spend f friends and many regrets are expressed at her the measles------M in Smith of Waldoboro is made of. has been a favorite resting place for street ing his vacation at home------Quite a number departure from our town. May peace and Th e Summer visitors are pouring in on us. visiting Luella Whitney------llrsinstd Burns - walkers, who w ill regret its removal. The All the New Ideas in in this place attended the quarterly meeting at One of the prettiest borne weddings that happiness attend them through life’s journey, Frank H. Wilbur, principal of the Elm was in this place Sunday------Miss L iizie Pen tfront yard fence is rapidly becoming a thing North Montville Sunday------Miss O llie T o l has ever occurred in this town was that of is the expression of their many friends------street grammar school, left Thursday night dleton spent Monday with Angie Jameson— o f the past. man is visiting friends in Union------Miss Mita Isabel Thatcher Linnell, daughter of Miss Rose Barnes visited her sister, Mrs. for Fort Smith, Arkansas, where he is to look D w ight Cummings has gone to Worcester Lorenzo Coates is learning to civilize a bi Spring Sty leHats Flora Cooper of N orth Haven recently visited Capt. and Mrs. A. H . Linnell, to Alton W il W illis Piper, in Rockport the past two weeks after a large stable business he owns there. where he has imployment------Mrs. Oaks snd ------James Bradbury of Aroostook county is I f M r. W ilbur can make satisfactory ar child have gone to Massachusetts. cycle. at Miss M yra Tolm an’s------A very small liam Pratt. The ceremony wai performed at the home of the bride un Commercial street in visiting with relatives in this place------L . P. rangements he will return to Camden, if not Mrs. Mary Hamilton of Brockton and Mrs. crowd enjoyed the dance at Lakeview hall BOOTS, SHOES, the presence of relative* and a few intimate True has set one and one half acres of to it is likely he w ill remain there. H e w ill nt Flour At Fnrrand, bpoar A Co.’s. Abbie Davis of Campobello, Mass., are visit Munday evening------The sewing circle meela friends. In honor o f the occaaiun the house mato plants------F. L. Mansfield and family at least be gone the greater part of the Sum ing their parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. Peterson. ....AAD.... with Mrs. Mial Mossman at Union Thursday. Fsrrsnd, Spear & Co., the well-known had been transposed into a floral paradise, the of South H ope have returned to their farm to mer. Mrs. Wilbur and children remain io North-end grocers, who are noted for carry Mrs. John Turner .visitedj.in Waldoboro "For three years we have never been with handiwork o f Mra.C. D . Jones. The extreme pass the Summer------Ils ro ld Mansfield spent Camden to enjoy the cool sea breezei. ing the best of things in various lines, have this week. CLOTHING out Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar beauty of the flowers and graceful ferns de a few days with his mutber, Mrs. Clara Mans Rev. W . W . Hooper of Deering, state mis just received a large invoice of the celebrated Eben Creighton left for Boston Wedoesday rhoea Remedy in the bouse," says A. H . lighted the eye while their perfume intoxicat field, this week------Mrs. Augusts Ayer was sionary, will preach at the Universalitt church King Arthur Flour, with which Sands, Tay night, whence he will embark for a trip to For Men and Boys. Patter, with E. C. Atkina & Co., Indianapo ed the tenses. The ceremony was performed in Camden M onday------Mr. and Mrs. William Sunday morning at the usual hour. Efforts lor & W ood, the owners snd distributors, have England. Upon bis return he w ill occupy lis, Ind., "and my wife would as soon think at 7 o’clock by Rev. Frank II. Pratt of Tur Robbins of Rockland were the guests of her are being made to reorganize the society here been making such a sensation in Boston. the pnlpit o f the Fourth Baptist church in the 8EE THE NEW of being without flour as a bottle ol this Rem ner, an uncle of the groom. Mrs.A.W. Shaw, sister, Mrs. M ay Roy, M onday------Mrs. Jacob and the outlook ia very promising------M r. and The King Arthur makes whiter, lighter snd city ol Providence during the pastor’s absence edy in the Summer season. W e have used it sitter of the bride, of Freeport, was brides Sibley and Mrs. Julia Harwood passed s Mrs A . J. Q . K now lton and daughter are mroe nutritious bread than other brands be on hu vacation. with all three of our children and it has never maid and Williard H . Pratt, brother of the very enjoyable day Tuesday in Appleton call visiting in Boston------Misa Lena Aldus and sides producing more loaves to the barrel. Sw eaters AND ing on friends------Mrs. Augusta Dyer and Mrs. McDonald and daughter of Bath, failed to cure— not simply stop pain, but cure groom, was best man. Three little girls, Ada Mias M ary Payton have been elected delegates One trial w ill endear this flour to you and who have been visiting M r. and Mrs. T . W . absolutely. It is all right, and anyone who Harrington Shaw, Mildred Linnell Shaw and Mrs. H. C. Goding visited Mrs. Ada Brown to the Y . W . C. T . U . convention to be held make it an indispensable auxiliary to your Bicycle Suits in East Union last Wednesday. Dunn, returned home Wednesday, tries it w ill find it so." Foa sale by H . L . Lucy Clough Perkins made charming Sower in Friendship,Thursday, July 1------Miss Lulu housekeeping. Order a barrel. girl attendants. T h e bride was beautifully at Miss Lizzie Dunbar w ill take her departure ' R o bbins, Union, D . B. Cobb & So n , Seara- So u t h H ove— M r. and Mrs. Smith spent Fish is visiting in Bostou------Mist Alta and tired in a gown of pink lansdown, trimmed the day at Mrs. D. M. Collit', Head of the Monday, for Oakland, California, where as mont, and Warren Pharmacy. Belle Payson are visiting in Pittsfield for a with pink watered ribbon, pearl ornaments Lake, Wednesday of last week.------Mrs. Ger Mrs. Raymond Levensaler she will have her LADIES’ FOOTWEAR A SPECIALTY days------Frank Wilson bat returned to Boston and point lace, with pink slippers, gloves and trude Payson and son, Robert, and M rs. Julia future home. H er fiancee w ill meet herJ after a visit with bis parents, M r. and Mrs fan. She carried bride roses and maiden about two days* journey from Oakland. Miss M artin were in Rockland last Thursday.------Samuel Wadsworth------Mrs. Merrill Richards hair fern*. Delicate refreshment* were served Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Mansfield have returned Dunbar is|onc of Thomaston’s loveliest young LEVI SEAVEY, hat returned from a visit with her daughter AUCTION during the evening. The bride ia one of to their old home and will remain during the Miss Anne io Lynn. ladies and w ill make an ideal wife, lie r de- 1 Rockport’s fairest daughters, charming in face Summer------Mrs. Charles Lermond and chil parture will he regretted by a large circle of TRADE CENTRE, The Camden Band has given up the idea of Grand Closing-Out Sale of and character and possesses boats of friends. dren of Union visited her mother, Mrs. John friends and acquaintances. Congratulations having a celebration here, Monday, July 5. THOMASTON, MAINE. She is a graduate of the Rockport H igh Bowley, Friday------Miss M attie Simmons of and hopeful wishes for Miss Dunbar’s future Instead they will run an excursion to V in al School, class of '93. The groom, although W. Hope' accompanied her teacher, Mis* prosperity are extended. M r. Levensaler is haven in connection with the Camden Comedy now of Boaton,resided in Rockport for a num a native of Thomaston but has resided in WITH THE CHURCHES Stage & Teaming Stock Myrtle Carter, home Friday night to remain Company. The band will give two open air ber ol years. l i e ia a young man of exem over Sunday------Mrs. Ed. Knowlton and son California for a number of years. H e is a concerts and a dance afternoon and evening AT THE STABLE OF plary character, industrious, snd will make a W illiam of Rockland are spending a few days gentleman of culture, and of wide experience. which the comedy company will present “ Brae, devoted and loving husband. Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. Knowlton’s mother, Mrs. Hewett. T h at be baa practical wisdom is clearly shown Special Bargains i n the Poor House Girl,” at the town hall. Pratt left on the 9 o’clock Pullman for a short ------Miss Angie Howard and Miss Lona in bis selection of a Thomaston lady for a CHAS. E. BARNARD, UNION, The Camden Musical Association w ill pre wedding tour. They will be pleased to re Bowley were in East Union last Thursday. wife. sent the Cantata “Quceu Esther" in about two BICYCLES Thursday, July 1st, ceive their friends in their new home, 14 1------Mrs. Ernest Howard and Mrs. F. L. Mias Sarah Steonl of Portland and James Everett Avenue. Somerville, after July 8. 1 Payson and son Mayo were in Union, Friday. weeks and rehearsals are now in progress. It Not marked up to trade for old will be under the direction of Pruf.Foudray of Strout of Washington, D . C., who have been ! ------Mrs. Charles Simmons and sons, K en wheels hut marked dowu for At IO o'clock a. m. GLENCOVE.— A large crew of men are N ew Y ork. The event will be one of unusual visiung their brother, A. C. Strout, left town neth and Eric, of Union and Mrs. D. M. Cole the benelit of cash buyers, A (If atoruiy Thuraduy the aule will be held working on the road bed of ibe street railway nterest to every lover of music. Wednesday, Miss Strout returning to Port I carry in atook a full llue ol Worcester Chain and few of the burguius: Friday, July «d.) under the supervision of La Forrest Smith— of H ead of the Lake, were the guesta o l M is. land, M r. Strout remaining over at Brunswick Effie E. Mink, Thursday.------Mra. Louise Miss Alice D rake has returned from a visit Standard Gear to attend commencement at Bowdoin College, model Monitor, $55 00 THE STOCK CONSISTS OF Bert E. Maxey has sold the boat he recently in East Union------Mrs. Willison Grinnell and ’97 purchased of H oratio H a ll (form erly owned I Dunbar and two children of Camden are of which be is an alumnus, alter which he will 86 00 daughter are visiting in Bangor. ’97 “ W abash, £2S U O nS E S £20 by R. H. House) to Rockland parties— J. F. stopping at the Fiske House. BUCKEYE MOWING MACHINES. return to Washington. “ C ro w n , 60 00 I Mrs. F. K. Bowley and Lorin Bowley were ■97 tjiageib and W orkers; Sylvester has purchased ahorse of B u rro w s - New .York Champion Horne Rakes M rs. EUa Copeland is having her bouse ’96 “ C ro w n . 85 00 iu Camden, Tuesday------Miss M yra Fitch of AUGUSTA 5 Covered Stage Wagons; 6 Grocery Isaac Jameson, 2d, has had his bouse and Worcester Horse Rakes painted. ’96 “ D u k e, 30 00 other buildings painted— Mrs. J. C. Perry aud Rockland is stopping at her giaudfatber’s, M r. and Mrs. O . B. Hunnewell rlilh their 1 Second Hand Horse Rakes W ag o n s; Joseph Carler’i, /or s while------Mrs. Reuben Percy B artlett, who has been principal of “ O rien t, 39 00 two children have been visiting relatives in ’96 4 Express Wagons; children and Mrs. O. L. Hall of Rockland 1 New Wutleru Buckeye Mower ft. out, >30 the H ig h school the past three years, left for “ E agle, 39 DO How ard and Mrs. A. S. Lermond were in Aina for a few days------J. W . Bayer the The foliowlux size* iu »ecuud huud Worcealer ’96 4 Open and 2 Covered Stage Punas; were al Albion Ingraham's the l8 tn — Miss his home in Ellsworth, Wednesday. Mr. ’96 “ E clip se, 36 00 Edna Davis of Rockport was lately at W . R. East Union, Monday. noted horseman o f Augusta accompanied by Buckeye: 4 sets Single Sleds; 5 sets Double Sleds; E. N. Grant went to Windsor Tuesday------1, 4 ft., 9 io. cut, > 20 00 B arlictl has resigned his position to enter a ’96 “ F o w le r, 37 60 H a ll’s— Bennie 11. H a ll left Wednesday with 1,4ft., 6 in. cui, 16 00 1 set Ox Sleds; SOUTH THOMASTON- C. E . Tillson is visiting friends iu Razorville medical school. ’95 “ F o w le r, 85 00 bis father un a fishing trip in scb. C. aud R, 1, 4 fte, 8 iu. cut, IS 00 2 Liuze Cask Hacks; 1 Spring Rigging; for a week or two------W alter Ames is visiting T h a t there is something in s name is shown “ W av erly , 42 00 Tarbox— Mrs. G I f . Cliflord was lately at O w l ’s H e a d .— The ladies of this place 1, 4 ft. cut. 2 W inter Racks; 2 sets Harness, double his home in Chelsea------M . G. Dram ana 2, 3X ft cut, by the fact that the McKinley Cooking 30 Capt. C. A . Sylvester’s— Miss Susie H . have painted the cemetery fence------Ella ’96 “ W av erly , 00 I*. G. Brown wenl to Somerville Wednesday AbOjWlud Mill*, Piping, etc. Club, composed of Thomaston young la and single and lead. I M uicb picked fully ripe wild strawberries, Maddocks has a bicycle------B. A. Emery has Don't a aft aid Uocuum the price* are cheap. on business------W. W. Turner a l Palermo Builder*' Hardware of all Kind*. dles,’ has become know n in all sectiou. of They are »ent C. O. I)., privilege of examination, ! The stock will positively he sold Vo the hlahcot June 19— One of A . C. Young's horses re- been making some changes in D r- Emery's I bidder for CASH. No mstu-: bow .well lb. bid., waa iu the city Saturday and called on friends the country. One of ill membci. Las recent ▲gent for the largtwl jobbing houae and manufac ' ceully died at Rockport— Mrs. R. II. House cottage------F. M . Smith’s windmill is in turer* in the United State*. ' the Urgeat uf the euiull ouv* lake* the aiutf. Will at the hospital------Mr. aud Mrs. F. B. Butler lv received an iuvilatiou from the editor of I » - *«•- —*‘t purchuaera. and children, Beatrice and Ernest, left last operation and that means a supply o f water bv avia lu lula U> i of Boston are the guests of M r. Butler's E. E. JAMESON, the — department of the Lewiston O. E B A U N A kD . week for Salem, Mass., where they w ill spend for all the cottages in the vicinity of Crescent mother at the hospital for a few days. Journal to furnish for publication the menu ol H. E. MESSER, I the Summer— A. A. Dunbar of Rockport will Beach. WARREN, ME. South Union. c . w . BUTLER, Auctioneer TUJfi ROCKbAJND CUUKDJiK-UAZBTTK: SATURDAY. JUNE 26, 1897 THE JIG IS UP Rockland uniform*. It w m the duty of the JUNE GRADUATIONS players to at least play the home games for the benefit of their creditors and it would Member* of Rockland Team Refuse To W e Are Not iSelling at Cost Thomaston and Rockport Enjoy the Pleas Parts of the Whole Piny snd Dlunppolnts the Feople. have been to their credit to have done so. ure* of School Ending. Just K t it go down in history that the sum W e feel sore. was £200. The graduating exercises of the Class of It takes many things to make a perfect machine so there are quite a Neither are we going out of buninoRs but these We feel more than tore. But we have said enough. W e feel sore. ’97, Thomastoh High School, called together number of things nccessarj- to thoroughly enjoy cycling. We deal ex'ensive- The players on tbe Rockland team “ turn” Nevertheless we wish the Maine state prices look like it. Small ProfltR and Quick a large and interested company of people at ly in sundries. Toe Clips, Cyclometers, Saddles, Tires, Wrenches, Cement. us down and kicked ns while we were down. league the success it deserves. Watts hall, Tuesday evening. The weather For this we feel sore. Sales for Cash makers furnished clear skies and cool breezes Pumps, Floor Stands, Bells, Handle Bars, Coasters. Lanterns, Oils, Rims, We do not think the people of Rockland That there isn’t a better second baseman in which added their inspiring influences to the FLOUR. Repair Outfit, etc. We do repairing and do it well fbr have been treated fairly by the players. the league than Fitzpatrick it^conceded by occasion. The music was by Meservey’s O f course after reading these few words of all. In Saturday’s games he accepted 17 out Onr sub * on Flour *rn enormous, because uintet. A t eight o’clock the members of which buys a very fine Fotnosa ' ’olong WE ARE MACHINISTS. introduction our readers will realize that the of 18 chances. Fitz takes chances that most we sell the l»eM at the lowest price. le school, marshaled by George New- Very fluent W inter Wheat milled Sft 40 which we guarantee will atilt tbe moat faa- a Rockland team is no more and that the efforts men in his position would not think of tak combe marched into the hall; the graduating Verv flneat Spring Wheat milled, ft 2ft tId io m tea d rin ker. ol Messrs Quinn and W iley to run a base ing. class, preceded by members of the school V e ry flneat R oller Proceaa m il led, ft 00 hall team in this city has resulted in a dismal MISCELLANEOUS board, the teachers, and Rev. L . L . H an scorn, LARD failure. A very pretty contest is on in the National taking their position on the platform at the R O B IN S O N & SMITH, 0 lha Beal Rolled Oats, 2fto Let us tell wbat we know about it. League just now between Baltimore and Beat Pure, 10 lb Palls, 70c I Beef, W in e a rd Iro n , very best, pint alxe, same time. The members o f the class made R o o l t l a n c i 20 Onlt St. - M r. Quinn secured the franchise for a ball Boston. The team from the city of brains Beat Compound Fairbanks, fiftc •tftc an excellent impression, appearing self-pos* team to represent Rockland in the newly and beans started in the season most inglor- (10 lb Palis)J I N ew York Pea Beans, hand picked, beat, sessed and carrying themselves in an easy and organized M aine State League. H e came to j per peck, 3ftc graceful manner. W h at has been true of i iously and was only prevented from landing SUGAR this city almost a perfect stranger. The at the foot of the standing by the piggishness j 1 pound good t ream T a rta r, 22c every class that has given the exercises in a written by Miss Mabel Adelena Pottle. Miss cream watered ribbon, cream lace, pink car Beat Fine G ranulated, Oftc ft pounds Best B ulk Starch, 2ftc Rockland base hall association gave him the of several other teams which wanted that 1 public place was also noticeable Wednesday Pottle by the advice of her physician did not nations. t'eat Light Brown, 04 l-2o ' 1 pound Beat Citron, 17o use of the suits, gloves, mitts and other para honor. Three weeks ago they began making 100 lha F ine granulated, £4 8ft evening— the voices of the speakers were read her essay much to her own and the Miss Richards, light tan cashmere, change | 1 pound Three Crow (’ream Tartar, -Vie phernalia it owned, together with the fence, a splendid fight, and at last accounts had lost inaudible to many of the audience. audience’s disappointment. The essay was able silk taffetta,cream lace and ribbon,Amer MOLASSES I 1 pound Stloknev A Poor Cream Tartar 33c giand stand, bleachers and other property, nary a game in that time. Baltimore has • 1 pound Fancy Rio Coffee, 22o The salutatory by Miss L«»u Piper was of conscientiously lead bv Miss Bertha Leach, ican beauty roses. V ery flneat made Fancy Ponce at 40c a for which was not charged one red copper. been in at the death, however, and New Eng [ 1 pound Pine Rio Coffee, 18c merit and well delivered. H er subject was an assistant in the grammar school. Miss Shibles, rohbin egg blue dotted mulle, gallon. M r. Quinn had season tickets and twenty-five land’s cup of happiness has not been quite so 1 pound Good Rio Coffee, lfto “ Granite, Not Gold.” Miss Inez Johnson Class histories are always interesting, but trimmed with white lace, blue ribbon, with Very Flneat Polo Rico made at 33c a gallon game tickets printed, of which we understand sweet in consequence. This week the adver ft pounds Gold Dust W ashing Powder, 20o spoke on “ Nineteenth O ntury Progress.” the history of the class of ’97 was made gloves, carnations. One trial will convince yon, all we claim. fl pounds Beat B ulk Soda, 28c that he sold enough to amount to between saries meet in Boston and there w ill he a tug Th e order of thought was excellent. The doubly so by the manner in which it was Wo have cheaper grades aa low aa llta a 4 pounds Fancy evaporated Apples, 2fto £275 and £300. W e do not understand that of war outclassing anything the Olympic gallon. marvelous advancement of Christian civiliza given by the class historian. Miss Lula Es OUR COLLEGIANS Mr. Quinn put any money into the enterprise. games ever knew. Quite n delegation of tion in this century was given a prominent telle Hewett. SOAPS W e believe he didn’t however. Rockland sports will witness these games. place. Miss Lizzie Creighton as historian The oration was given by Percy Raymond Standard, 10 bars for 28c Remember that we compete both In Knox County’s Delegation Makes Itself John W iley appears on the scene and marshaled the historical facts in an interest K eller and was an effort worthy of emulation. S tar, 7 oars for 2ftc PRICE and In QUALITY. We sell only Very M anifest Everywhere. claims that he is interested financially with American Family, 7 bara for 2ftc pure, fresh goods and guarantee SHtbfaotlon ing manner. Some of the statistics were sug His subject was, “ Use and Abuse of W ealth.” The many friends of “ Billie” Malloy are M r. Quinn. M r. W iley was known to our A m erican E x tra . 8 bars for 2ftc in every case. Note these lew prices and gestive. W hen the class entered the school The delivery was most excellent. William T. Brastow of Rockpoit ■eems to people as a poloist but was nevertheless a afraid that his arm is gone for this season. Lenox, 7 bara for 2fte remember that yon can save money here on have gathered in a generous share of the in 1893 it numbered twenty members, equally The destinies of the class as given in the peifect stranger. H e cannot seem to he able to get in form. W elcom o, 6 bars for 2fic anything Inlhe grocery lit e. honors at the University of Maine. In an divided between the sexes. T he last year the prophecy by Miss Carolyn Blanche Stetson W e were assured that Rockland would N ext season he may round to all right. other issue the C -G. has told how he was class numbered but ten; one num ber died. were novel and original. This was one of have a winning team and everything appeared retained as one of the tutors for the coming The average age is eighteen and one half the best prophecies ever given by a class to he going along as merrily as wedding hells. year, being one of three elected for that Lewiston is not playing on a rose-strewn years; the youngest member being sixteen prophet in this t -wn. But when the bells commenced to ring they purpose on account of his high rank. Mr. diamond it would seem from this plaint in the years. The average weight is 122 pounds, Frank H all Ingraham was valedictorian had a different tone and sounded more like North End Cash Grocery average height five feet three and one half and his essay was far above the average. Brastow had the high honor of being awarded Journal: cow hells. the valedictory and his name together with ‘One thing is to be enforced, and that is Rankin Block, also 306 Main St., near Park, Spear Block. inches. In religious preference^ seven are We know M r. Ingraham's capabilities as he When those interested were informed who those of Charles 3 . Bryer of Boothbay and the need of greater attendance. Manager Baptists and three Methodists. The officers has been our correspondent for a number of had been secured as players there was a kick Stephen Bunker of Bar Harbor has been re Garrity has had an offer to take the Lewiston of the class have been: President, Ernest years and bis “ copy” needs less editing than against some of them for they had been tried ported to the war department for publication team to another city in Maine. It depends Andrews; Treasurer, Lizzie Creighton. that of many correspondents of more ex in this city and vicinity several times and in the army register. Thia honor is annually on patronage on Saturday as to whether it Miss Susie Tolroan’s essay on education perience. It was carefully written and con found wanting. The kick didn't go, however, WASHINGTON WALDOBORO was of a high order. The thoughts were tained much food for thought, not only to bestowed by the state college upon the three goes or not. W e expect to ste 1500 people and the players were secured. Some of thoie From 6 to 7 o'clock Wednesday evening, E ast W a LUOUORo.— George Rines is at distinct, and clearly expressed. The idea bis classmates but to hi> audience as well. members of the senior class standing first in on the grounds Saturday. I f not, we might whose records we gloated over and who were June 29, at the Grange hall, for the benefit of home from Gardiner------Mrs. Edwin Keizer that not the quantity of the books read but H is pronunciation was distinct and not a the military department. as well shut up shop.” given nice notices in the columns of this and the church organ, will be told ice cream for was in No. W airen, Tuesday------Mrs. W m . rather the quality determines character word was lost by his hearer*. The appointments in the Coburn Corps of other papers did not even make their appear 10 cents a plate; after which a conctrt with Fuller ami daughter Mabel of No. Warren should be remembered. Miss Tolman has a The occasion was honored by the presence cadets taking eflect June 23, of the present ance and we were forcibly reminded of the Portland Press: Fitzpatrick of Rockland speaking, recitations and vocal and instru were at Julia Fish’s, Saturday------M r. and penetrating mind and fine powers of dis of State Superintendent of School, W. W. year, iuclude that ol Cyrenus W. Crockett of trouble W arren bad two years ago in signing is generally considered to he the best second mental music. A handsome (juilt made by Mts. W ill Hemenway, who have been visiting crimination. “ Milestones,” the subject of Stetson who delivered a very eloquent ad this city as a sergeant in the infantry and Alan players. As the slogan then was “ they are baseman in the league. the W illing Workers will he sold during the relatives in this place, have returned to their Miss Maud Lermond’s essay,was well handled. dress and in a very graceful manner presented Bird as corporal. coming,” so it got to be so with us. evening by auction. Admission to the con home in Rockland------J. W . Waltz went to I t ’s application was realistic. The class the diplomas to the graduates. Fred W. Burrill cf Corinna, who played When we started in we had thiee pitchers, cert 10 cents. Union, Saturday------Wedding bells are rin g prophecy by Frank Hanscom directed the The class was so large that all the gradu hall with Camden last season and who is now Gray has lost only two games out of the 13 Viau, Black and Brennan. The first named ing------Webster Mank was united in mar attention of the audience to the year 1918. ates could not take part hut the following with the Lewiston team, won record honor in he has pitched for Buffalo thus far this season R a z o r v il l e .— Remember the drama next occasionally pitched good hall. Black never and one of these was on last Tuesday when Friday night------George Boynton of Augusta, riage to Miss Cora lDiley of Liberty, Satur The prophetic vision was open but somewhat essays, all well written and interesting, had chemistry at Bates this year. succeeded in doing anything hut sprain his Syracuse defeated Buffalo by a score of 2 t i 1. who is visiting at Daniel Jones’, called on W . day evening. W e wish them much joy and minute. M r. H a t Scorn’s delivery was ap been rendered previously in the school ankle while Brennan was tried in a part of Buffalo made nine hits anti only one error, E. Overlock, Friday------Reuben Herrick and prosperity------About fifty of our people as room : “ History as a Study or Recreation,” preciated by the audience. NURTHPORT one game and knocked out of existence. while lucky Syrocuse was only able to get four wife ot Belfast and Mrs. Robinson of L in sembled together l’uesdny night and gave Miss Ardell Robiqson’s essay on “ K now l Miss Grace Evelyn Banks; “Arbitration,” This was at the opening of the season and for hits off Gray and made two errors. Ft ur colnville arc visiting their sister, Mts. John Mr. and Mis. Webster Mank a serenade. edge” was perhaps the brightest,most thought Alanson D. Gardiner; “Duties of an Ameri Mrs. A. A. Packard and son Ansel of some time the club existed with one pitcher. thousand people saw the game, and tbe fol L . L aw ------W m . 11. Moody of Liberty visited They were served to a fine treat —Mr. and ful, and best delivered of the number. Ernest can Citizen,” Claude Clifton Lufkin; “ War Brockton, Mass., arrived by boat 1 st W ed The season opened badly. The rain fell in lowing abstract from the Buffalo Courier will his niece, Mrs. W . E. Overlock, Saturday------Mrs. A. J. Newheit were in Warren, Sunday Andrews in his presentation of the “Olympic and Its Effects,” Miss Ellen Margaret Banks; nesday------Edwin Rhodes of Rockland has cessantly for days hut the expenses kept he read with deep interest by Gray’s many Many from here attended the memorial exer — The highways are being repaired in this Games” gave evidence of careful study. The “Knowledge,” Miss Lillian Ray Young. been spending a few days with friends here along just the same. friends h e re : cises at the National Soldiers Home at Togus, place this week— Miss Lizzie Winslow gave subject was presented m a calm and digni The young ladies were charmingly attired -T h e Cove school, taught by Miss Bessie The enthusiasts here knew that it was a “ It was a regular Derby day. More than Thursday of last week------Misses Myrtic and an ice cream paitv Monday evening— F. W . fied manner, the speaker having perfect con as follows: Knowlton closed Friday. Miss Knowlton is case of hard luck and were very sympathetic, 4,000 people turned out this afternoon, filled Rena Jones of the Asylum at Augusta are Payson of Camden was here last week. trol of his matter. T h e lower motives that Miss Pottle, white swiss muslin, Valen going to California with her father, Geo. so much so that when the funds became ex the grand stands t > overflowing, gave vent to spending their vacation with their parents, F k y lk r 's Co r n e r .— Grace Matthews of control modern sports were sharply pointed ciennes lace and insertion, white ribbon, pink Knowlton—^ - 0 . W . Packard, who has been hausted they went into their pockets on exuberance of spirits in no uncertain way, and M r. and Mrs. Daniel Jones------At the month South Framingham, Mass., is "pending her out. Miss Linnekin’s valedictory was finely gloves and fan, pink roses. confined to his bed by sickness since la9t several occasions and contributed cold cash. gloried in the downfall of the Bisons and the ly business meeting of the Young People’s vacation with her grandfather, William written. The obligations of the class to the Miss Hew ett, cream serge, with heavy December, has im proved so that he walk.3 out But the good weather came and we pre victory for the Stars, that sends them a notch Society of Christian Endeavor, Monday night, Eugley------Quite a number from this vicinity citizens, the school officers and the teachers embroidery, and lace of the same pattern, silk some------Wyman Faxon of Boston is at the pared ourselves for a season of enjoyment. higher in the race for championship honors. the following officers were elected: W . E. went to Togus the 17th snd nil report a very were gracefully expressed. Miss Linekin taffeta ribbon and muslin de soire, pearl Cove------The Baptist church here has se But the funds again run short and Capt. “ W hen time was called a great sea of faces Overlock, president; Geo. Grutton, 1st vice pleasant time------M r’ . Cummings is visiting fittingly spoke the words of farewell to school trimmings, white gloves and fan, jacqueminot cured the services of Rev. M r. Bok, a student Wiley remained at home one trip and suc stretched out on all sides. The blowing of president; Rev J. II. Howard, 2nd vice presi her grandson Fred Stetson------Freddie roses. of Hebron academy and a former resident of mates and classmates. I ceeded in getting ten men to chip in $20 hundreds of tin horns, the giant megaphone, dent; Mrs. Edith A. Overlock, recording M iller has returned from Augusta and is The class ode by Miss A rdell Maxey was Miss Stetson, cream In d ia tw ill, trimmed Cambridge, Mass., to fill the pulpit for the each. Eight of these paid. The ninth would a terror to visiting batsmen and the erratic old secretary; Mrs. Nan 1). Howard, correspond boarding at I. L . Davis’------Norman Miller pleasingly written and is given in fu ll: with cream tafieta ribbon and real lace, white Summer. H e preached a very impressive pay as soon as he could be seen. The tenth boy, helped make the occasion one to he re ing secretary; II. II. Clark, treasurer; Miss of Augusta was in this place Sunday------chiffon fan, white gloves, jacqueminot and and interesting sermon last Sunday------Mrs. C la ss O de. man paid £10 and promised the other ten membered. Vociferous applause was thun May V. Marr, organist; Charlie W. Clark, M r. and Mrs. Joseph Benner of Nubleboro bride roses. Geo. E Tuffts and child of Massachusetts Air:—Village of the Vale. which was aho as good as paid. W e were dered down upon the players fortunate cm.ugh janitor; Misses Sadie and H attie collectors. visited their daughter, Mrs. W . F. B. Feyler Miss Grace Banks, cream silk and wool are visiting her mother, Mrs Flora Braham All will gain a sure reward given to understand that this would take the to distinguish themselves hv some hit of bril last week- — Frank Burge** waa at OrfFs Who have long for knowledge sought: novelty, silk, ribbon, and lace, cream gloves ------A t the election here last Monday for W est W a s h in g to n — M r. and Mrs. G . W . team out ol debt. So two enthusiasts started Corner Wednesday. go tonight we feel assurance and fan, pink carnations. representative to Congress the vote was 28 liant play. Jackson and son visited at V. E. Keene’s and That not vainly have we wrought. to get 33 signers to a paper agreeing to give “ W hile Syracuse adds the victory to its R. M . Laidlaw who is employed in Lewis Lessons have been conned with patience, Miss Margaret Banks, cream silk and white Republican and 21 Democrat. three dollars a month for three months to lay long string it cannot brag oyer the downfall ton spent Sunday with his family at Slickney APPLETON Oft we fear, too, with a frown. novelty ribbon, lace and chiffon, cream gloves, aside as a nest egg, understanding that this We have faced our trials bravely, of the Buffalo!, for the reason th at, in every Corner------Andrews & Nash are doing pink fan and pink carnations. AiTLRTON R id g e .— Mrs. J. C. Fuller and Nor have been by them cast down. ALBION. money was to be used only in case of emer way the sturdy Bisons held their otflp, fielded a flourishing business buying wool------Mrs. Miss Young, white muslin, trimmed with gency. They were informed that the emer son Hayden returned from Searsmont, Sun M c D o n a l d — Gilm an Bryant aud wife with equal brilliancy, displayed superior stick Nelson Stevens returned from Augusta Sun Ouoiius: white ribbon and lace, white gloves, pink fan, gency was quite a long way off. Twenty day, where they have been visiting Mrs. W ill Though our future lot be humble, visited bt Tames Hussey’s Sunday------Augus work and got the worst of two cr three deci day where she was called by the illness of Though we gain an honored name, pink roses. names were easily secuied hut wbat was their B ryant------Gertrude R. Tohey, who has been tus Runnels was in town Sunday------Edwin sions that might have eflected the general re her sister Mrs. Dow ------Mr. Chamberlain Merces eat certa fldell, The schools of Rockport were never in so astonishment to learn within 24 hours after visiting her parents in z\ugusta, re tu r ed Is a promise we may claim. Robinson attended the dance at Branch Mills sult. There was some kicking done, but it the blacksmith at Somerville has lost a valua good a condition from every poin tof view as being informed that tbe emergency was a long Monday, accompanied by her sister Ethel, Tuesday night of last week------Ed Moody and was useless. ble horse------Rev. M r. Johnson who has been at present due to a large extent to the effi way off that it had already come. who w ill spend the Summer months with her wife went to Togus the 17th and visited at her “ Gray pitched an admirable game for Buf preaching at South Somerville for the past ciency of the superintendant John S. Foster This was too much for the two and they — H . P. Buchana 1 of Camden was the recent who has given the schools his personal home in Windsor,returning Saturday------Jon falo under the most exasperating condi few weeks has rented Fred /Mien's paint shop Half in smiles aad hair iu tears. quit their work, and why shouldn’t they? guest of Chas. N -w h e rt------Mrs. Catherine supervision and who has used most excellent athan Moody has been .topping at I I . G. tions. W hen nine tenth of the twirlers in the ------Quite a number ol friends and relatives Is our school life really over? And moreover the new players to be bc Sidelinger is in /er) poor health. H er Robinson’s for a few days------W. F. Mitchell Eastern League would have been rattled, ihe of Mrs. R. M. Laidlaw gathered at her home la our great reward quite earned? judgment in selecting teachers. Rockport cured failed to put in an appearance. daughters, Mrs. Flora Wellman of Hope and Still wo feel are many lessons, of Fairfield was in this place last week look volume of noise from the people, exceeding Thursday afternoon, which was spent in base can well boast of not having a poor teacher on It was further agreed that Capt. Wiley Mrs. Cassie Hatch of Burkeltville, are with Harder than we yet have learned. ing after good horses------Rosa Lee of Water the roar of Niagara, Gray held his head. In ball and other out-door sports. Then came her list for all have been more than successful would take the franchise which would he her at the present tim e------O . W . Currier has Classmates, life is all beforo us, ville has recovered from the measles. She no instance did they get his marbles. During the bountiful supper and the evening was in their efforts to teach, instruct and discipline. cheerfully given up by M r. Quinn. Whether erected a carriage and tool house on his farm W e must live It hour by hour; visited her parents Saturday night and Sun the nine innings many of tbe Stars fanned the spent in singing a n * music------Cows, wood Let It, then, be brave and faithful, The principal of the high school, G. L. Mil this was dt ne or not we do not know. In on the Ridge------E. E. Sprague was in Rock day------James Hussey and H ollis Faye were wind and only four of them were scored with chucks and rain sre doing a great deal of Guided by God’s loviug power. dram, is a graduate of Bates and thoroughly fact we don’t know much of anything that land on business, Tuesday------E. E. Sprague When at lust our tasks are ended, in W aterville last week on business------Ed hits.” damage to crops------Eston Chadwick who competant in every particular and his efforts was done although we could fill a book of picked ripe field strawberries, June 21. Aud our span of life is dons, are ably seconded by every other teacher. Bagley has been doing quite a business buy Six national league teams ore after Gray has been at work in Providence, R. I., is very When we meet the great Law giver, the things not done. BURKKITVILLE. — Mr. and Mrs. John H a rd The teachers have been much benefited by ing wool this Spring------Frank McDonald has and he is likely to he sold any day. H e writes ill at bis sisters* Mrs. Geo. Hibbert of this May we hear him say, “ W ell done.” Thursday the Lewistons were to play here ing ore in Warren visiting their daughter, Mrs. the regular teachers’ meetings held during been working for H . G. Robinson------M r the C .-G . that he was never in better condi ilace------Fred Folsom called on friends Rev. C. D . Boothby in behalf of the com hut the Rockland players went on a strike Aggie E. Peabody and friends------Quite a the year. Wilshire of Waterville was in town Saturday tion in hia life. ast Monday------W in. Jackson is sick------mittee presented the diplomas in a few well and refused to play unless the money due f large delegation from here went to Togus the looking over the good horses. Frank Nash is quite ill with a cold------Mrs. The Rockport Opera House was well filled them was forthcoming. The request for chosen words. A Lewiston young man, who is playing N ettie Andrews has been sick for some time. 17th------Your scribe picked his first ripe The decorations were quite extensive. A Monday evening at the exercises given by the more money came in the nature of a surpiise with Fall River, pets this pleasant notice from strawberry the 7th and got a quart of good*- graduating class of the grammar school. The wall of ferns broken by an arched entrance VARIETY IN RHYME and the supporters of the game refused to the Pawtucket Times: “The throwing of ripe ones the 21st------Two large deer were extended across the rear o f the platform. auditorium was simply but tastefully decorated render any assistance. And how could they McManus was one of the features of the M0NHE6AN in J. H arding’s field Tueslay morning toe WAKRER 'ssmlxxzisuzlxxs UNION Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest J. F. S’arrett, Harry Moody and Chester John M iller is having his house painte<1. Vinal are at home from school for the vaca Frank Thomas of East Union is doing the No Fire! No Smoke! No Old Goods! CAMDBNT tion. w ork------George W hite has returned home To the Boys and Girls of ! from a few weeks visit w ith, friends in W ater- A Backward Season. A Cut Price. R rp ftte r...... V<>te fo r Tax Collector Bradford has filed his bond, town, Mass.— ■ - Oscar Gould was in Rock- received the books and is notifying all persons THOMASTON ANDJCAMDEN and a few days last week------The Union 6ARCAIN NO. 1. BARCAIN NO. 2. X ante...... that he has a tax against them. Band now hold tbeir meetings in the old All otir odd $8.00 and $10 One line Black Cheviots. One In thin Contest a nice bicycle mnnnfactnred Tiger engine was out again Wednesday You want a bicycle. You cannot pay for one. Yon have lots line Brown Mixed Cassimeres, by the Monarch Cycle Oo. will be given to Ibe evening for practice. M a-, nic hall------George Thompson re Suits, nil wool, boy or girl In Camden receiving the Urgent of friends. Yon can get one with their help. turned to his home in Connecticut \Vedneseay S 6 . 6 O all wool, sizes 84 lo 44, regu number of rotes The graduation exercises of the class uf ------3. N . Butler returns from Boston this lar price $9.00. HERE'S HOW YOU CAN DO IT ’97 W arren high school took place Friday week------T. Pease is home from Boston BARCAIN NO. 3 Cut Price 96.60 RULER OF THE CONTEST evening. The Courier-Gazelle will give «»n his vacation...... — Louie Henderson re One line Gray Cnssimcro Each yearly subscription for The Courier- Nickerson’s crew have finished packing turns from Boston this week------Auction Overcoats, all wool, sold BARCAIN NO. 4. Gazette, accompanied by $2, will enliile alewives and left town. T h e catch was sale, June 30, at the home of the late Capt. E. toe subscriber to cast KM) votes tor bis all the season nt $12.00, 100 otld Vests, all wool, regu smaller than for some years. Burgess. favorite boy or girl in Camden. lar prices $1, $1.35 and $1.60. W ith six months subscription is given 50 Daniel Teague is quite low from the effects A Bicycle FREE to a Boy Change of time on G. V. R. R. Get a new Cut Price 98 76 votes. This applies to paying up subscrip of a shock. time table------Mrs. A. Thompson returned Cut Price Choice 9Oc BARCAIN NO. 6. tion arrearages as well as new subscriptions. Will Fyler of Thomaston is now carrying to her home at Lowell, Mass., Wednesday, N o subscription received for leas than six or Girl in Camden and 50 dozen Summer Ilalbrig- BARCAIN NO. 6. on the blacksmith shop at the village. after a few weeks visit to relatives and friends 150 pairs Boys Knee Pants, m onths. here------Maud Lermond visited friends at gan Underwear. Counons w ill be printed in each issue of Joseph Lockie and family will spend the warranted not to rip, regular Thomaston. . . North Union this week------Samuel Cum 480 per Suit (two piece,) The Courier-Gazette until and Including Summer in town, having rented their house mings is likely to lose the sight of bis right price 60c 65c and 75e. Tuesday, A ug. 17, 1897. T h e contest w ill in Camden to Summer visitors. close at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, Aug. eye from effects of a blow of an apple tree BARCAIN NO. 7. Cut Price 4Oc Gen. Spear and family are in town for the Two Bicycles, one for each town. 18, 1897. Newsdealers w ill please m ake a twig------Mrs. S. N . Butler has returned 100 pail's neat gray mixed note of tbe fact that this office will not Summer------Some of our Odd Fellows visited from a trip to Liberty------A large delega- i I’ants, not all wool but BARCAIN NO 8. accept any returned papers with the coupon at Waldoboro Tuesday evening. THIS IS HOW WE DO IT tion from the Rebekah Lodge here visited , just ns good, sold all tbe 150 pairs odd all wool Pants, ent out. Samuel Teague of N orth Cushing wa< in Belfast last Thursday night and report an en- : Any boy or girl in Camden can enter con season $1.60. sold for $2.00, $2.25, $2.50. town Wednesday------A party o f our local Beginning with this issue we will publish a coupon good for one joyable tim e------E. H. Burkett has bought test. Tbe standing of the contestants will be Cut Price 91.69 horsemen tried the speed of their horses at vote. A year's subscription accompanied by $2 is good for 100 and shipped over 8,000 lime casks the past | Cut Price 99c published In each issue. Ingraham's park, West Rockpoit, Wednes votes; a six months subscription accompanied by 81 is good for week------I I . W . Mansfield was in Camden, YOUR MONEY BACK FOR THE ASKING. Tbe wheel is manufactured by the Monarch Cycle Co. and to the fortunate boy day------Will Allen, wife and daughter of 60 voles. The contest will continue until 7 o'clock W edn esda y Monday, returning Tuesday night------Mrs. ' or g irl, who succeeds In w in n in g it, means Rockland were in town Wednesday------v en in g u g Lucy Oakes visited her sister in Washington 1 E , A . 18. 1897. lots of health and pleasure. Alfred McCallum of New Hampshire it visit The bicycle is all right. It is manufactured by the Monarch a few days ago------Remember the races on Address all letters and communications to ing at W . O . W ard’s. Cycle Co. whose name is a guarantee o f the excellence of the the Union track. The VOTING EDITOR, The Courier-Ga Tiger Engine was out for practice again machine. The contest is uow on. Get in early in the race and Mrs. Ella Johnston visited her mother, zette Wednesday evening. A stream was thrown Mrs. Amanda Fossett, Wednesday------Miss Mlflft Blanche Sobwartz, 100 yonr chances will be better. 197 feet, with the wind quartering and a light I I . A. Gowen and Ila ttie Fossett called on ONEj^lCE(b?TJflER.$. crew. Two Bicycles for Nothing, Boys and Girls, get a Hustle On friends in U nion one day this week------CAMDEN Ernest Sukeforth is at work for Will Morton Mrs. Rebecca Conant of Lowell, Mass , is The subject of the pastor's sermon next Address all letters and communications to THE VOTING of Union for a few days— Fred Skinner went ROCKPORT lead (he meeting here next Sunday. Chas. the guest of M r. and Mrs. Frank Conant, Sunday evening at the Baptist church is, F. Richards of Rockport last led— A goodly Mechanic street------Mrs. Charles M. Barstow “ Testimony of the Rust, or H o w to Lay up EDITOR, The Courier-Gazette, Rockland. to East Liberty on business, Wednesday------Th e Rockport Ice Co. have loaded several1 i number from this place attended the gradu- Treasure.” Mrs. Silva Stone and Mrs. Albert Vose have large schooners with many tons of crystal' has returned from a visit with her daughter, ating exercises of the class of '97, Rockport Mrs. Wendall Hull, in Dorchester, Mass.------The week-day meetings at the Baptist gone to Bostoo to visit relatives and friends like L ily Pond ice this week, destined for | I H igh school, Tuesday night. C. Clifton L u f Th e Perry building on M ain Street is being — H enry Simmons has purchased a new road southern ports. I t is expected that this church w ill begin at bait past seven until kin and Frank H. Ingraham of Glencove were repaired------Miss M ary Hopkins has returned wagon. company w ill be kept busy shipping ice for turther notice. members of the class— The Glencove school The funeral of Edwin L. Thompson took from a visit in Vinalhaven------John Hosmer Rufus V . Libby is serving as janitor of the the next few months. closed the 18th after an eleven w eeki term, one of their supper, and also to forward place from his late residence Sunday after o f Boston is visiting her lister, M rs. Blanch Baptist church------Charles M . Teague, who Miss Bertha M. Sidelinger of Danville, III.,, which was very successful, with Miss Alena directions for preparing any special dish they noon and was in charge of Union Lodge F. Rich—— Albert Eells of Washington, D. C., has just finished his Sophomore year at Brown Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest is here for the Summer, guest o f her aunt L . Young instructor. Parents and friends may have had. The request will doubtless be and A . M ., o f which the deceased bad long is visiting in town------The parents of the University, will spend Bome time on Cape Mrs. J. D. Rust. were in attendance Friday afternoon and pupils of the common schools should not for a s t o m complied with. I f the members would only been an honored and respected member. Cod. Tax Collector Knight is making his usual listened to a number of recitations in geog get the art exhibit to be given in the inter add to the above, pb< t 'graphs of their appe Rev. M r. Gale officiated Notwithstanding Tena Patterson McCallum will be gradu R tq ia itr .. , Vote f o r brilliant record this year and is corraling the raphy, history, etc., followed by a w ell-ren mediate room, Friday afternoon from I to 4 tites, it would be an immense hit. the very bad weather the house was packed ated this year from Colby University. She has shecklea in a most praiseworthy manner. dered program of recitations and songs: o’clock. In connection with this exhibit the with neighbors and friends and very many taken very high rank in her studies and has George B. Mathews, instructor of music in W e would be willing to gamble that he is Hasten, Eva D. Gregory; The Little Boy’s work in music which has been under the the public schools of New Britain, Conn., could nut gain admission, showing the esteem received an appointment to speak at the in thb content a nice bicycle manufactured making the best record of any tax collector in Plaint, Everett W. Humphrey; Selected, Nel charge of Miss Lelis M. Bucklin will also be came home Wednesday. in which the deceased was held in the com graduating exercises. This bA ior shows that by tbe Monarch Cycle Oo. will be given to the the state. lie P. Grant; The Rainy Day, Bennie H. exhibited. N o parent should miss this oppor munity. M r. Thompson was a native of she has received the highest honors bestowed boy or girl in Tbomaaton receiving the largest F. A. Washburn of Waterville is in town. Hall; The Harvest, Mary P. Gregory; tunity of seeing wbal progress their children number of votes. Union and for many years bad been a member Joseph F. Shepherd is sailing a fine new W hole hearted, James Sullivan; Song— Hear by the college. Warren Washburn graduated from Watei- of the hrm of tbe Union Carriage Co. H e boat just lauuched from the Barrett shop. It have made in drawing and music. the Birds of Summer Sing, school; T w o Boys, Chester A. Vinal, student of dental science, BULKS OF THE CONTEST ville high school, Monday. leaves a widow and three sons: George, a ia a beauty and sails over the waves like a The remains of the late D r. Frank W . Rice Laura F. Young; Selected, Frank Sullivan; Boston; Florence Tolman, studying at the June 15 there was born to M r. and Mrs practicing physician of Taftvil’e, Conn.; canvas back duck. of Brunswick, who wss drowned last Sunday Each yearly subscription for TheCourier- Kindness, Lena M. Young: Temperance Ed Castine Normal school; Mary Hull, studying W alter D . Andrews of this place a son' Maynard, an attorney of Augusta and assist while canoeing, were brought to this town Gazette, accompanied by $2, w ill entitle the Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Underhill, who have ucation, Emmie V. Hall; Peanut Candy, Kindergarten methods in Providence, R. I.; Harold Gilchrest,’who makes the fifth gener- ant clerk of the Maine House of Represen Tuesday night for burial in M ountain View subscriber to cast 100 votes for his favorite been guests o f M r. and Mrs. C. Fred K night, John S. Grant; A Little Bird, Ava Whitney; M . Grace Swett, teacher in the D rexel Insti boy or__ _g______irl in Thom aston ation on tbe paternal side. H e has entered tatives, and Richard, who is now at home cemetery, in the lot of bit aunt, Mrs. F. N. have returned to tbeir home in Portsmouth, Selected, Eddie Sullivan; Building tbe Nest, tute, Philadelphia, have returned home lor the ith’» sixeiz months subscriptionsnbsc ia „ given 50 into a larger legacy of living ancestry than with bis mother. The family were all with N . H . — Albert Eells o f Boston it the guest of Wheeler. The funeral services were held Lucy K. Grant; The Bluebird, Minnie P. Summer vacation. votes. »nu«- This applies ♦«to navtnopaying nnup subscrip usua||y fails to the lot of the children of men. him during his last sickness and every care his brother, John H. Eells—Mrs. Robert Wednesday afiernoon at the Episcopal church, The roads are receiving their annual scrap tion arrearages as w ell as new subscrip Lane; Grandpa's Glasses, H arry H . B row n; The Bible speaks o f the fourth generation, and attention that could be given by loving Montgomery and Mrs. Hattie Crockett have Rev. H enry Jones officiating. The deceased’s tions. N o subscription received for less Selected, Nora Sullivan; Our Margaret Ann, ing. Some are looking forward to better but baby Harold has gone one beyond it. hands was his. In the death of M r. Thom p mother, Mrs. M . E. Rice, is visiting in this than six months. returned from Vinalhaven------Mra. Charles Charlie A . Sylvester; Words, Jennie M . things in another year,when the new law goes The following enumeration exhibits the child’s son the Masonic fraternity lose a faithful town, the guest of her sister. into effect. The new law w ill be beneficial if Coupons will be printed in each issue of Smith of Vinalhaven visited here tbit week— Brown : Little Frenchman, Bertha Whitney; relative standing: One great-great-grand- brother, the community a kind and loving A delivery wagon run over J. N. Tibbetts' M r. Buswell’s Summer house on the top of The Courier-Gazette until and Including Selected, Philie Lane; The Weather, Bertie tbe town gives moral and financial support to Tuesday, A u g . 17. 1897. T h e contest w ill mother, three great grandmothers, two grand neighbor and tbe fam ily a loving and devoted foot, Tuesday, inflicting serious injuries------the mountain will not be ready for its open the commissioner. Nothing is more foolish S. Gregory; Selected, Nellie Maxey; N ow close at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, Aug. mothers. two great-grandfathers, two grand husband and father. The contribution of ing for several weeks yet, owing io the work than the supposition that a new method or a Mrs. Alvin Bowden of North Haven is the Comes the Vacation, Neddie O Gregory; 18,1897. Newsdealers will please make a fathers. It was worthy o f note that with so flowers by the friends was very large and con guest of Miss E. Blanche Bowden------A new on it being delayed so frequently by the in new officer will tccomplish anything without note oi the fact that this office will not ac Song— Singing ’Neath the Old Apple Tree, wide a paternal connection there is but one stituted in part the following pieces: Star, coat of paint adorns the residence of H on. P. cessant fall of rain. The bouse is a model in cept any returned papers with the coupon school. A t the conclusion o f the above, intelligent administration and loyal support. immediate aunt. The following persons Eastern Star Lodge; 59 pinks lied with J. Carleton—John Stratton of Methuen, every respect and there is no question but F. E . Russell, principal of tbe H ig h School, cut out. prizes (or excellence in map drawing were constitute this remarkable group: Mrs. ribbons, W . C. T . U .; wreath, Mrs. N . T . wbat it w ill become a very popular resort. offers a college preparatory course to any of Any boy or girl in Thomaston cau enter Mass., is at the Carleton house for a few days awarded to Charlie Sylvester and Bennie H . Eliza Robinson, Mrs. George Dow, Mrs. Farwell, Rockland; pinks tied with ribbons, his pupils Who desire it. H e has had suc contest. The standing of the contestants — Mrs. E. J. Southard and daughter, Mias H a ll— Mrs. W . T . Gregory, Tuesday o f last Vote early and often for your popular girl w ill be published in each issue. Harriet 'Andrews, Mrs. William Hodgkins, D r. and Mrs. M . P. Judkins, Rockland; floral cessful experience in this department before Bessie, are visiting at Ash Point— Frank C. week, was "surprised” by Mrs. B. Gardner or boy friend. The contest is now on and the The wheel is maufactured by the Monarch Mrs. Caleb Gilchrest, Mrs. George O. An- piece, Miss W ade of Rockland, Mrs. Watts coming to Warren. We understand that Heald has gone to his home at Islesboro to and daughter, Mrs. W. Gardner of the High votes are beginning to be gathered in. A Cycle Co. and to the fortunate boy or girl, drews,|Capt. Ge irge D aw, W m . Hodgkins, of Warren; broken lyre, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. spend the vacation days------G. L . M ildram tome of the present graduating class will re who, succeeds in w inning it, means lots of lands and Mrs. S. Packard and M ra. J. T . nice bicycle awaits the lucky one. Capt. Caleb Gilchrest, George O. Andrews. Sullivan, Portland; wreath of roses, Augusta attended Bates Commencement exercises this main next Fall to take up studies offered in health and pleasure. Hall of Rockland. The party voted the day It i9 with much pride that we are able to friends; mound, Mrs. J. A. Harrington, week. the new course of study. This cIbbs has al Address all letters and communications to spent with their hostess at being a very en state that tbe streets of Camden were never in Boston; wreath of roses and ferns, Mrs. F. J. ready spent a year longer in the school than VOTING EDITOR, The Courier Gazette. CUSHIN6 Names of pupils attending|West Side Inter joyable one, long to be remembered. better condition than now, thanks to the tell Oakes, N ew Y o rk; roses tied with pink mediate school not absent one half day: was designed according to the old course. Pl ea sa n t Po in t .— Mrs. E. S. Stevens has ing work put on them by road superintendent ribbons, M r. and Mrs. A. P. Robbins, Union; Ethel Watson, Bertha Upham, Lida Carey, The school has been doing the town splendid THOMASTON returned home from Jefferson------The choir HOPE Andrews and his crew. pillow, Mrs. H . T . M illay; cut flowers, Mrs. Effie Ingraham, M innie Carey, Helen D u n service. Many of the rural districts are now met with Mrs. Fannie Morse, Thursday even The Camden Land Company is really in The yacht Flight under command of her Samuel Cummings. bar, Ethel Wall, Carrie Sylvester, Maud Stet Mrs. E. W . Bills is ill with a severe attack represented in the H igh School. ing------Mrs. Leander Moore, visited Mrs. earnest when it Bays that the large Summer owner, R. K . Dunn, made an excursion to E ast U n io n .— Miss Alice Drake of Cam son, M atthew Greenlaw, Ralph Sbibles, oftheuinatism ------Miss Annie D unton, who Gen. Ellis Spear ol Washington, D . C., is Moses W allace in Friendship, last Tuesday hotel contemplated |is not an air castle but Gay’s Island, Tuesday. A clear sky, strong 4'1US7 " aiauc riic n a .m p , ,asi lucsaay den was tbe guest of Miss Minnie Gould for has passed ten weeks with Mrs. D in ie l Pres now at his Summer home in W arren. Gen. breeze end . foaming sea made a io m b in . 7 . - “ ’“ Laura » ? ' . ° f £ le” m" e> ", v" 1,,n8 George Ott, Eddie Storms, Willie Wtitney, w ill in all probability become a reality. It is a few days recently------There was a large Freddie Whitney, Petry Richards, Frank ton, returned to her home in Appleton Sun Spear has a deep interest in the old town and lion that gave zest to the trip and ravenous I beJ Hh^.B rad lord at Dav.d expected that early in July a company of attendance at tbe lecture given by Mrs. Stetson, John Carey. Absent one halfday: day------Everett Hobbs is in Bangor at work is always welcomed back by tbe people. appetite, for tbe excellent dinner served. The T b ^ p K tn a------M.ss M yra W entworth of N ew York capitalists, members of the Stock appetites H enry A lden of Chicago last Friday evening. Laura Ott. Absent one day: Herbert Syl canvassing for nursery stock------M r. and The rainy day last Sunday was a disappoint Boston, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Orvilla Exchange, will visit Camden and look over following persons made up the party: Freeda She w ill speak again at this place next Sunday vester, K atie Thomas. Nancy J. Tribou, Mrs. Fred Packard ol Rockland visited Mr. ment to the children for both churches had B artlett------Miss Lena M iller has returned the ground. They have been given such Willey, Hattie Dunn, Miss Alice McDonald afternoon------Miss May Walker of Rockland teacher. and Mrs. Frank Conant Saturday and Sun planned special children’s day exercises. A t borne from Rockland, where she has been day------Miss Emma Meservey of Blair, M inn., rosy-tinted pictures of Camden in the silvery, the Baptist church the services of the m orn of Ba l , Lilia Burbank, Alida Whitney, Frank is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. A. Names of pupils attending West Side teaching school. is expected this week to pass tbe Summer persuasive language of H on. T . R. Simonton ing were carried out in spite of the storm, Hanky, Roy Newhall, Fred Overlock, Ralph W alker------There w ill be a sociable at Farm Primary school not absent one half d a y : with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Conant------A and the Lewis brothers that they are count though with very small numbers and without Whitney, Dwight Waldo, Charles McDonald. ers’ ball next Tuesday evening* June 20------Herbert Carver, Johnny Carver, Ulmer Green Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in 3 pretty wedding occurred June 21st, at high ing the days when they can visit our town. the special music. The subject of the sermon Miss Helena Hanley, teacher of Bailey In Miss A nnie Going of Belfast is visiting her law, Freddie Shibles, Freddie N utt, Robbie D ays. noon at the home of M r. and Mrs. J. P. W e do not feel a bit alarmed regarding this was “ The Lesson of the Flow er Buds.” A t termediate school, entertained the pupils of mother, Mrs. W. II. Going------School at this Nutt, Theo Lafolley, Harold Arey, Granville Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind., says: Hobbs, when their oldest daughter, Flora visit, in fact we know that the gentlemen night the storm had cleared away and the tbe sixth grade at her borne the first of the place closed Friday of this week. Robbins, Leslie Ott, Mabel Nutt, Lilia W hit M y wife had Inflammatory Rheumatism in May, was united in marriage to James Alvin w ill be ready to acknowledge that the promised concert was given. A good con week. Miss M ary A. Jacobs assisted. Music ney, Gladys Greenlaw, Diana W all, Elsie every muscle and joint, her surtering was ter- Robbins of Searsmont. The ceremony was beauties and attractiveness uf Camden cannot gregation representing both churches was was furnished by Silas Hanley and M r. Burn- R o c k v il l e . — Miss Edna Gurney has Gardiner, Lena Linntll, Bert Richarda, Pearl performed by the bride’s father in the pres be adequately described by tongue or pen. ham. Tbe pupil, appreciated the kindne,, dosed her school at Kockpoit and has re present. Next Sunday tbe Congregational rible, and b« bod7 •ndf“ ' »“ e Colburn, Jennie Arey, Edith Andrews. Ab There are also a number of Hartford gentle of their teacher in giving them .u opportunity “ 0 ,‘ be>’ond had been 10 bed for turned home------The Juvenile Templars have ence of the family. Some very pretty and church will observe the day by special services giving them an opportunity sent one half d ay: Percy Greenlaw, Annabel men interested. As M r. Lewis remarked to •ix week, and had eight physicians but re changed tbeir day of meeting from Saturday useful presents were received which showed in tbe morning. to pas, an evening so pleasantly. Ingraham, Walter Acborn. Absent one day: tbe writer recently, “ I l seems as if all the in ceived no benefit until the tried the M Y S T IC until Tuesday------Miss M aria Tolman is vis tbelove of connections and friends. T h e happy N o.W a r r e n — Mrs.Geo.Boggs is very sick— Mr. and Mr,. David G. Thayer have re Mabel Wall. Auuie B. Ingraham, teacher. fluential men in Hartford cannot wait until CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. It gave im iting in Rockland------Mrs. George Tolman is couple left in the afternoon for their home There was a sociable in Grange H a ll Tuesday cently transferred tbeir residence from H a l tbe season opens and they can leave their mediate relief and she wa* able to walk about visiting her mother, Mrs. James French, in Fred Sylvester, a motorneer on the electrics, in Searsmont. M r. Robbins is a young man night. Quite a number was present from lowell to Thomaston. Mr. Thayer i, a stone- business for a trip to Camden.” The hotel in three days. I am aure it saved her life.” Rockland for a few days------Mrs. John Has believes in making use of every spare moment o f rare ability and fine habits. H e receently Union------Mist Elvie Merry went to Warren scatter by trade. and idleness is an unknown word to him. in question will be on a gigantic scale. It Sold by W . J. Coakley, Druggist, Rockland. kell recently visited her mother at East Union graduated from the Commercial College in village last Wednesday morning where the M r. Sylvester now uses h it 9pare tim e in w ill cost about 8200,000, w ill have accom J. M . Creighton ba, removed the very sub ------Mrs. Carrie Blake is on the sick list------Rockland with high honors. H e is univer has employment in the shoe shop------Mrs. modations for more than 300 guests and the stantial fence from tbe front of the family Mrs. M ary Tolm an visited friends in Rock telling fruit for a Rockland wholesale house sally loved and respected. The bride is one Sherman Cummings ha* returned home from appointments in every particular will be residence to the rear. Tbe fence was con land Wednesday and Thursday------Seth Con and has succeeded iu building up quite a o f our best young ladies, her sweet suDny Rockland where the has been visiting her good aized trade in this town and Camden. thoroughly up-to-date. More particulars will structed of bard pine lumber carefully select Levi Seavey don visited friends in Belfast Saturday and ways endearing her to a large circle of daughter------Miss Bessie M an k is tick with I t is of such stuff that the typical M aine man ia be given later. ed, and will last for years. Its spacious top Sunday------Miss Eunice Lermond is spend friends and many regrets are expressed at her the measles------Miss Smith of Waldoboro is has been a favorite resting place for street ing bis vacation at home------Quite a number made of. departure from our town. May peace and T h e Summer visitors are pouring in on us. visiting Luella W hitney------Brainard Buras • walkers, who will regret its removal. The AU the New Ideas in in this place attended the quarterly meeting at One of the prettiest home wedding! that happiness attend them through life's journey, Frank H. Wilbur, principal of the Elm was in this place Sunday------Miss Lizzie Pen is tbe expression of tbeir many friends------ifront yard fence is rapidly becoming a thing North Montville Sunday------Miss O llie T o l hat ever occurred in thii town waa that of street grammar school, left Thursday night dleton spent Monday with Angie Jameson— o f the past. man is visiting friends in Union— —Miss Mita Isabel Thatcher Linnell, daughter of Miss Rose Barnes visited her sister, Mrs. for Fort Smith, Arkansas, where he is to look Dwight Cummings hat gone to Worcester Lorenzo Coates is learning to civilize a bi Spring StyleHats Flora Cooper of N orth Haven recently visited Capt. and Mrs. A. H. Linnell, to Alton W il Willis Piper, in Rockport the past two weeks after a large stable business he owns there. where he h tt imployment------Mrs. Oaks and cycle. at Miss M yra Tolm an’s------A very small liam Pratt. The ceremony waa performed at ------James Bradbury of Aroostook county is I f M r. W ilbur can make satisfactory ar child have gone to Massachusetts. the home of the bride on Commercial street in visitiug with relatives in this place------L . P. rangements be will return to Camden, if not Mrs. Mary Hamilton of Brockton and Mrs. crowd enjoyed the dauce at Lakeview ball BOOTS, SHOES, the presence of relatives and a few intimate True has set one and one half acres of to it is likely be w ill remain there. H e w ill at Flour At Furrand, Spear dr Co.'s. Abbie Davis of Campobello, Maas., are visit Monday evening------Tbe sewing circle meets friends. In honor of tbe occasion the house mato plants------F . L . Mansfield and family at least be gone the greater part o f the Sum ing their parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. Peterson. with Mrs. Mial Mossman at Union Thursday. Farrtnd, Spear & Co., the well-known ....AftU..., had been transposed into a floral paradise, the of South Hope have returned to their farm to mer. Mrs. Wilbur and children remain in Mrs. John Turner ,viaited|,in Waldoboro Nortb-end grocers, who are noted lor carry “ For three years we have never been with handiwork of Mra.C. D . Jones. The extreme pass tbe Summer------H arold Mansfield spent Camden to enjoy the cool sea breezes. ing the best of things in various lines, have tbit week. CLOTHING out Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar beauty of the flowera and graceful ferns de a few days with his mother, Mrs. C lara M ans Rev. W. W. Hooper of Deering, state mis- just received a large invoice ot the celebrated Eben Creighton left for Boston Wednesday rhoea Remedy in tbe bouse,” says A. H . lighted the eye while their perfume intoxicat field, this week------Mrs. Augusta Ayer was tionaty, will preach at the Universalist church King Arthur Flour, with which Sands, Tay For Men and Boys. in Camden Monday------Mr. and Mrs. William night, whence he will embark for a trip to Patter, with E. C. Atkins & Co., Indianapo ed tbe tenses. The ceremony was performed Sunday morning at tbe usual hour. Eflorta lor & W ood, the owners and distributors, have Robbins ot Rockland were tbe guests of her England. Upon bis return he will occupy lis, Ind., “ and my wife would as soon think at 7 o'clock by Rev. Frank H . Pratt of T u r are being made to reorganize the aociety here been making tucb a sensation in Boston. the pulpit of tbe Fourth Baptist church iu the SEE THE NEW of being without flour as a bottle ol this Rem ner, an uncle of the groom. Mrt.A.W . Shaw, sister, Mrs. May Roy, Monday------Mrs. Jacob and the outlook is very promising------M r. and The King Arthur makes whiter, lighter and city of Providence during the pastor’s absence edy in tbe Summer season. W e have used it sister of the bride, of Freeport, was brides Sibley and Mrs. Julia Harwood passed a Mrs A. J. Q. Knowlton and daughter are mroe nutritious bread than other brands be very enjoyable day Tuesday in Appleton call on his vacation. Sw eaters AND with all three of our children and it has never maid and Williard H. Pratt, brother of tbe visiting in Boston------Miss Lena Aldus and tides producing more loaves to tbe barrel. Mrs. McDonald and daughter of Bath, failed to — not simply stop pain, but eurg groom, waa best d u d . Three little girls, Ada ing on friends------Mrs. Augusta Dyer and Miss M ary Fayson have been elected delegates One trial will endear this flour to you and Mrs. H . C. Coding visited Mrs. Ada Brown who have been visiting M r. and Mrs. T . W . absolutely. It is all right, and anyone who Harrington Shaw, Mildred Linnell Sbaw and to the Y . W . C. T . U. convention to be held make it an indispensable auxiliary to your Bicycle Suits in East Union last Wednesday. Dunn, returned home Wednesday, tries it w ill find it so.” F ob sale by H . L. Lucy Clough Perkins made charming flower in Friendship,Thursday, July I ------Miss Lulu housekeeping. Order a barrel. girl attendants. The bride was beautifully at Miss Lizzie Dunbar will take her departure ' R o b b in s, Union, D . B. Cobb & So n , Sears- So u t h H ope—Mr. and Mrs. Smitb spent Fish it visiting iu Boston------Mitt Alta and mont, and Warren Pharmacy. tired in a gown of pink lanadown, trimmed the day at Mrs. D. M. Collis', Head of the Belle l’ayson are visiting in Pittsfield for a with pink watered ribbon, pearl ornaments Mrs. Raymond Levensaler she will have h " LADIES’ FOOTWEAR A SPECIALTY L ake, Wednesday of last week.------M rs. G er days------Frank Wilson hat returned to Boston future home. Her fiancee will meet her J and point lace, with pink slippers, gloves and trude Payson and son, Robert, and M rs. Julia after a visit with his parents, M r. and Mrs fan. She carried bride roses and maiden about two days’ journey from Oakland. Miss 1 M artin were io Rockland last Thursday.------Samuel W adsworth------Mrs. Merrill Richards hair ferns. Delicate refreshments were served Dunbar is|one of Thomaston’s loveliest young i LEVI SEAVEY, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Mansfield have returned bss returned from a visit with her daughter AUCTION during the evening. Tbe bride is one of to tbeir old home and will remain during the Miss Anne in Lynn. ladies and w ill make an ideal wife. H er de- TBAGF PPNTIIF Rockport’s fairest daughters, charming in face parture will be regretted by a large circle o( ] 1 r ’ " u c V C IS I tic, Summer------Mrs. Charles Lermond and chil Tbe Camden Band has given up the idea of Grand Closing-Out Sale of and character and possesses hosts of friends. dren of Union visited her mother, Mrs. John friends and acquaintances. Congratulations I THOMASTON, MAINE. having a celebration here, Monday, July 5. She is a graduate of tbe Rockport High Bowley, Friday and hopeful wishes lot Mis, Dunbar's future ; ______’------Miss M attie Simmons of Instead they w ill run an excursion to V inal- School, class of ’95. Tbe groom, although prosperity are extended. M r. 1-evensalet is W . H ope' accompanied her teacher, Miss haven in connection with the Camden Comedy now of Boston,resided in Rockport for a num a native of Thomaston but ba, resided in WITH T HE CHURCHES Stage & Teaming Stock Myrtle Carter, home f riday night to remain Company. The band will give two open air ber of years. H e is a young man of exem California lor a number of years. H e is a over Sunday------Mrs. Ed. Knowlton and son concerts and a dance afternoon and evening AT THIS STABLE OP plary character, industrious, and will make a gentleman of culture, and of wide experience. W illiam of Rockland are spending a few days which the comedy company will present “ Brae, devoted and loving husband. M r. and Mrs. T h a t he has practical wisdom is clearly shown Special Bargains in with Mrs. Knowlton's mother, Mrs. Hewett. the Poor House Girl,” at the town ball. Pratt left on tbe 9 o'clock Pullman for a abort ------Miss Angie Howard and Miss Lona in bis selection of a Thomaston lady for a CHAS. E. BARNARD, UNION. T h e Camden Musical Association w ill pre wedding tour. They will be pleased to re Bowley were in East Union Iasi Thursday. wife. sent the Cantata “Queen Esther” in about two BICYCLES ceive their friends in their new home, 14 ------Mrs. Ernes! Howard and Mrs. F. L. Thursday, July 1st, weeks aud rehearsals are now in progress. It Miss Sarah Strout of Portland and James Everett Avenue. Somerville, alter July 8. Payson and son Mayo were in U nion, Friday. Not marked up to trade for old w ill be under the direction of Prof.Foudray of Strout of Washington, D. C., who have been At IO o’clock a. m. ------Mrs. Charles Simmons and sons, K e n wheels but marked dowu for G le n c o v k .— A large crew of men are New York. The event will be one of unusual visiting tbeir brother, A. C. Strout, left town neth and Eric, of Union and Mrs. D. M. Cole Wednesday, Miss Strout returning to Port the benefit of cash buyers. A 1 If stormy Thursday the »ule w ill be held working on tbe road bed of Ibe street railway nterest to every lover of music. F r id a y , J u ly 8 THE JIB IS UP Rockland uniforms. It was the duty of the JURE GRADUATIONS players to at least play the home gamts for the benefit of their creditors snd it would M em bers of Rockland Team Refuse To We Are Not tSelling at Cost Thomaston nn«l Rockport Enjoy the Pleas Parts of the Whole Tiny anil Disappoints the People. have been to their credit to have done so. ure* of School Endtnff. Just k t it go down in history that the sum W e feel Bore. was ?2oo. T h e graduating exercises of the Class of It takes many things lo make a perfect machine so there are quite a Neither are we going out of bualnesB but these W e feel more than sore. But we have said enough. W e feel sore. ’97, Thomaston High School, called together number of things necessary to thoroughly enjoy cycling. We deal ex'ensive- The players on the Rockland team “ turn” Nevertheless we wish the M aine state prices look like it. Small Profits and Quick a lartre and interested company of people at ly in sundries. Toe Clips, Cyclometers, Saddles, Tires, Wrenches, Cement, us down and kicked qb while we were down. league the success it deserves. Watts hall, Tuesday evening. The weather For this we feel sore. Sales for Cash makers furnished clear skies and cool breezes J’umps, Floor Stands, Hells, Handle Bars, Coasters. Lanterns, Oils, Rims, W e do not think tbe people of Rockland That there isn’t a better second baseman in which added their inspiring influences to the FLOOR. Repair Outfit, etc. We do repairing and do it well fbr have been treated fairly by the players. the league than Fitzpatrick is>«onceded by occasion. The music was by Meservey’s Of course after reading these few words of all. In Saturday’s games he accepted 17 out Our salts on Floor tr«» enormous, because At all prices from 10B per rntind nP to quintet. A t eight o’clock the members of WE ARE MACHINISTS. which buys a very fine Pantos* »’olong introduction our readers will realize that the of 18 chances. Fitz takes chances that most we sell the l»e»t nt the lowest price. the school, marshaled by George New - Very finest Winter Wheat milled $3 40 which w e guarantee will anil tbe most fas Rockland team ia no more and that the eflorta men in his position would not think of tak cornbe marched into the hall; the graduating Very finest Spring When! milled, 5 25 tidious tea drinker. of Messrs Quinn and W iley to run a base ing. class, preceded by members of the school Very finest Roller Process milled, 5 00 ball team in this city has resulted in a dismal MISCELLANEOUS board, the teachers, and Rev. L. L. Hanscom, SMITH, failure. LARD taking their position on the platform at the ROBINSON A very pretty contest is on in the National 0 lbs Best Rolled Oats, 25c Let us tell wbat we know about it. League juat now between Baltimore and Beat Pure, 10 lb Palls, same time. The members of the class made - Xl.oolsJLArxc3L 70 of bru'ders became the Rocky Mountain* of two men hall an hi ur to land him. This LIFE ON MATINICUS ROCK HOW TO FIND OUT. SILENT SVFFEREBS. ihia lbitty two acres of granite. species of bass has all the habits of the gamey On Canoe Fond they built a miniature fish- fresh-water bass, and sometimes reaches a Incident* of Light hom*e Service On Maine** Wotnoi do not Like to Tell a Doctor i»'6 villiage, with all its accessories. Besides weight of nearly eight hundred pounds. Fill a bottle or common glass with urine W ild nnd Terllon* Coart. ♦he dwelling they erected four little wharves, It was a re minder of bv g ne days to see a and let it stand twenty-four hour®; a sedi the Details of Their ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con The C ertaty Magazine published in its ' Private Ills. ' flakts” (th e long tables on which fi*h a»e ORM^ large porgv steamer steam in yesterday morn TTnndrM* of Children and adaltahar* worm* W dition of the kidneys. When urine staina June number another of its notable series of rleaned and split,) and fish houses-^all on the ing, says S au day’s Portland Press. It was 1 bat am treat cd f«r other 1 4 pounds Fancy evaporated Apples, 25© >275 and ty x ). We do not understand that of war outclassing anything the Olympic gallon. marvelous advancement of Christian civiliza given by the class historian. Miss Lula Es OUR COLLEGIANS Mr. Quinn put any money into the enterprise. games ever knew. Quite n delegation of tion in this century was given a prominent telle Hewett. SOAPS W e believe he didn’t however. Rockland sports will witness these game*. place. Miss Lizzie Creighton as historian The oration was given by Percy Raymond Standard, 10 bars for 25c Rctnemlter that we compete faith In Knox County’ll Delegation Makea Itaelf John W iley appears on the scene and marshaled the historical facts in an interest K eller and was an effort worthy of emulation. S tar, 7 oars for 25c PRICK and in QUALITY. We sell only Very Manifest Everywhere. claims that he ia interested financially with American Family, 7 bars for 23c pure, fresh goods and guarantee satisfaction ing manner. Some of tbe statistics were sug H is subject was, “ Use and Abuse of W ealth.” The many friends of “ Billie" Malloy are Mr. Quinn. Mr. Wiley was known to our American Extra, 8 bars for 25c In every case. Note these few prices ami gestive. When the class entered the school W illiam T . Brastow of Rockpoit seems to The delivery was most excellent. people as a pdoist but was nevertheless a afraid that his arm is gone for this season. L en o x , 7 bars for 25o remember that yon can save money hero on have gathered in a generous share of the in 1893 it numbered twenty members, equally The destinies of tbe class as given in the perfect stranger. H e cannot seem to be able to get in form. Welcome, 6 bars for 23c anything in the grocery lit e. honors nt the University of Maine. In an d ivided between the atxes. The last year the prophecy by Miss Carolyn Blanche Stetson W e were assured that Rockland would Next season he may round to all right. other issue the C -G . has told how he was class numbered but ten; one member ed. were novel and original. This was one of have a winning team and everything appeared retained as one of the tutors for the coming The average age is eighteen and « e aalf the best prophecies ever given by a class to be going along as merrily as wedding bells. year, being one of three elected for that Lewiston is not playing on a rose-strewn years; the youngest member bei* teen prophet in this t wn. But when the bells commenced to ring they purpose on account of his high rank. M r. diamond it would seem from this plaint in the years. The average weight is * ounds, Frank H all Ingraham was valedictorian had a different tone and sounded more like North End Cash Grocery average height five feet three an. one half and his essay was far above the average. Brastow had the high honor of being awarded Journal: cow bells. the valedictory and his name together with O re thing is to be enforced, and that is Rankin Block, also 306 Main St., near Park, Spear Block. inches. In religious preferences seven are W e know M r. Ingraham ’s capabilities as he W hen those interested were informed who those of Charles 3. Bryer of Bootbbay and the need of greater attendance. Manager Baptists and three Methodists. The officers has been our correspondent for a number of had been secured as players there was a kick Stephen Bunker of Bar Harbor has been re Garrity hat had an offer to take the Lewiston of the class have been: President, Ernest years and bis “ copy” needs less editing than against some of them for they had been tried ported to the war department for publication team to another city in Maine. It depends Andrews; Treasurer, Lizzie Creighton. that of many correspondents of more ex in this city and vicinity several times and in the army register. Thia honor is annually on patronage on Saturday as to whether it Miss Susie Tolm an’s essay on education perience. It was carefully written and con found wanting. The kick didn’t go, however, WASHINGTON WALDOBORO was of a high order. The thoughts w ire tained much food for thought, net only to bestowed by tbe state college upon the three goes or not. W e expect to see 1500 people and the players were secured. Some of thoje From 6 to 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, East W a l d o b o r o .— George Rinea is at distinct, and clearly expressed. The idea his classmates but to bis audience as well. members of the senior class standing first in on the grounds Saturday. I f not, we might whose records we gloated over and who were June 29, at the Grange hall, for the benefit of home from Gardiner------Mrs. Edwin Keizer that not the quantity of the books read but H is pronunciation was distinct and not a the military department. as well shut up shop.” given nice notices in the columns of this and the church organ, will be sold ice cream for was in No. Warren, Tuesday------Mrs. Wm. rather the quality determines character word was lost by his hearer?. The appointments in the Coburn Corps of other papers did not even make tbeir appear io cents a plate; after which a concert with Fuller and daughter Mabel of No. Warren should be remembered. Miss Tolman has a The occasion was honored by the presence cadets taking eflect June 23, of the present ance and wc were forcibly reminded of the Portland Press: Fitzpatrick of Rockland speaking, recitations and vocal and instru were at Julia Fish's, Saturday------M r. and penetrating mind and fine powers of dis of State Superintendent of School, W . W . year, iuclude that ol Cyrenus W . Crockett of trouble W arren bad two years ago in signing is generally considered to be tbe best second mental music. A handsome quilt made by Mrs. W ill Hemenway, who have been visiting crim ination. “ Milestones,” the subject of Stetson who delivered a very eloquent ad- this city as a sergeant in the infantry and Alan players. As the slogan then was “ they are baseman in the league. the W illing W orker* will be sold during the datives in this place, have returned to their Miss M aud Letmond’s essay,was well handled. dresB and in a very graceful mauner presented Bird as corpora,. coming,” so it got to be so with us. evening by auction. Admission to the con home in Rockland------J. W . W altz went to I t ’s application was realistic. The class tbe diplomas to the graduates. Fred W. Burrill cf Coriuna, who played When we started in we had thiee pitchers, cert io cents. Union, Saturday------Wed ling bells are rin g prophecy by Frank Hanscom directed the The class was so large that all the gradu ball with Camden last season and who is now Gray has lost only two games out of the 13 Viau, Black and Brennan. The first named ing------Webster M ank was united in mar attention of the audience to the year 1918. ates could not take part but the following with the Lewiston team, won record honor in he has pitched for Buffalo thus far this season R a z o r v iix e .— Remember the drama next occasionally pitched good ball. Black never riage to Miss Cora Bailey of Liberty, Satur- Tb e prophetic vision was open but somewhat essays, all well written andjnteresting, had chemistry at Bates this year. and one of these was on last Tuesday when Friday night------George Boynton of Augusta, succeeded in doing anything but sprain his Syracuse defeated Buffalo by a score of 2 t 1 I. who is visiting at Daniel Jones’, called on W . lay evening. W c wish them much joy and m inute. M r. H a t loom’s delivery was ap been rendered previously in the school ankle while Brennan was tried in a part of Buffalo made nine hits and only one error, E. Overlock, Friday------Reuben Herrick and piospcrity------About fifty of our people as room : “History as a Study or Recreation,” preciated by the audience. NORTHPORT one game and knocked out of existence. while lucky Syracuse was only able to get four wife of Belfast and Mrs. Robinson of L in sembled together Tuesday night and gave Miss Ardell Robinson’s essay on “ K n o w l Miss Grace Evelyn Banks; “Arbitration,” This was at the opening of the season and for hits off Gray and made two errors. F« ur colnville are visiting their sister, Mrs. John M r. and Mrs. Webster M ank a serenade. edge” was perhaps the brightest,most thought Alanson D. Gardiner; “Duties of an Ameri Mrs. A. A. Packard and son Ansel of some time the club existed with one pitcher. thousand people saw the game, and tbe fol L. Law -----W m . IL Moody of Liberty visited They were served to a fine treat —M r. and ful, and best delivered of the number. Ernest can Citizen,” Claude Clifton Lufkin; “ War Brockton, Mass., arrived by boat I st W ed The season opened badly. The rain fell in lowing abstract from the Buffalo Courier will his niece, Mrs. W . E. Overlook, Saturday------Mrs. A. J. Newbeit were in Warreo, Sunday Andrews in bis presentation of the “Olympic and Its Effects,” Miss Ellen Margaret Banks; nesday------Edwin Rhodes of Rockland has cessantly for days but the expenses kept be read with deep interest by Gray’s many Many from here attended the memorial exer — The highway* arc being repaired in this Games” gave evidence of careful study. T h e “Knowledge,” Miss Lillian Ray Young. been spending a few days with friends here along just the same. friends here: cises at the National Soldiers Hom e at Togus, place this week— Mias Lizzie Winslow gave subject was presented in a calm and digni T h e young ladies were charmingly attired ------The C< ve school, taught by Miss Bessie The enthusiasts here knew that it was a “ It was a regular Derby dav. More than Thursday of last week------Misses M yrtie and an ice cream paitv Monday evening— F. W . fied manner, the speaker having perfect con as follows: Knowlton closed Friday. Miss Knowlton is case of bard luck and were very sympathetic, 4,000 people turned out this afiernoon, filled Rena Jones of the Asylum at Angusta are Payson of Camden was here last week. trol of his matter. The lower motives that Miss Pottle, white swiss muslin, Valen going to California with her father, Geo. to much so that when the funds Became ex the grand stands 1t overflowing, gave vent to spending their vacation with their parents, F e y i.e r ’s C o r n e r .— Grace Matthews of control modern sports were sharply pointed ciennes lace and insertion, white ribbon, pink Know lton—^ -O . W . Packard, who has been hausted they went into their pockets on exuberance of spirits in no uncertain way, and M r. and Mrs. Daniel Jones------A t the month South Framingham, Mass., is spending her out. Miss Linnekin’s valedictory was finely gloves and fan, pink roses. confined to his bed by sickness since last several occasions and contributed cold caab. gloried in the downfall of tbe Biaons and the ly business meeting of the Young People's vacation with her grandfather, William written. The obligations of the class to the Miss Hewett, cream serge, with heavy December, has improved so that he walks out But the good weather came and we pre victory for the Stars, that sends them a notch Society of Christian Endeavor, Monday night, Eugley------Quite a number from this vicinity citizens, the school officers and the teachers embroidery, and lace of the same pattern, silk some------Wyman Faxon of Boston is at the pared ourselves for a season of enjoyment. higher in the race for championship honor*. the following officers were elected: W . E. went to Togus the 171b snd nil report a very were gracefully expressed. Miss Linekin taffeta ribbon and muslin de soire, pearl Cove------The Baptist church here has se But the funds again run short and Capt. "W hen time was called a great sea of faces Overlock, president; Geo. Grutton, 1 at vice pleasant tim e------Mr». Cuxinlngs Is visiting fittingly spoke the words of farewell to school trimmings, white gloves and fan, jacqueminot cured the services of Rev. M r. Bok, a student W iley remained at home one trip and suc stretched out on all sides. The blowing oi president; Rev J. B. Howard, 2nd vice presi her grandson Fred Stetson------Freddie roses. of Hebron academy and a former resident of mates and classmates. I ceeded in getting ten men to chip in $20 hundreds of tin horns, the giant megaphone, dent; Mrs. Edith z\. Overlock, recording M iller has returned from Augusta and is Th e class ode by Miss A rdell Maxey was Miss StetBon, cream In d ia tw ill, trimmed Cambridge, Mass., to fill the pulpit for the rach. Eight of these paid. The ninth would a terror to visiting batsmen and tbe erratic old secretary; Mrs. Nan D. Howard, correspond boarding nt I. L. Davis'...... ■Norman M iller pleasingly written and is given in fu ll: with cream tafleta ribbon and real lace, white Summer. H e preached a very impressive pay as soon as he could be seen. The tenth boy, helped make the occasion one to be re ing secretary; I I . IL Clark, treasurer; Miss of Augusta was in this place Sunday ■ — chiffon fan, white gloves, jacqueminot and and interesting sermon last Sunday------Mrs. C la ss O de. man paid £10 and promised the other (en membered. Vociferous applause was thun May V. Marr, organist; Charlie W. Clark, M r. and Mrs. Joseph Benner of Nubleboro bride roses. Geo. E Tuffts and child of Massachusetts A irV illage of the Vale. which was alio as good as paid. W e were dered down upon the players fortunate ent.ugh janitor; Misses Sadie and H attie collectors. visited their daughter, Mrs. W . F . B. Feyler Miss Grace Banks, cream silk and wool are visiting her mother, Mrs Flora Braham A ll will gain a sure reward given to understand that this would take tbe to distinguish themselves by some bit of bril last week------Frank Burge fielded Arri.BTdN R id g e .— Mra. J. C. Fuller and Nor have been by them cast down. Miss Young, white muslin, trimmed with a flourishing business buying wool------Mrs. gency. They were informed that the emer with equal brilliancy, displayed superior stick son Hayden relum ed fiuiu Kearamont, Sun Uuohub : M c D o n a l d —Gilman Bryant and wife Nelson Stevens returned from Augusta Sun white ribbon and lace, white gloves, pink fan, gency was quite a long way off. Twenty day, where they have been visiting Mra. W ill Though our future lot be humble, visited bt lames Hussey’s Sunday------Augus work and got the worst of two t r three deci day where she was called by the illness of Though we gain an honored name, pink roses. names were easily secuied but wbat was their Bryant------Gertrude R. fubey, who haa been tus Runnels was in town Sunday------Edwin sion* that might have effected the general re her sister Mrs. D ow ------M r. Chamberlain klercee est eerta fldell, Th e schools of Rockport were never in so astonishment to learn within 24 hours after visiting he, parents in Augusta, retur-ed Is a promise we may claim. Robinson attended the dance at Branch Mills sult. There wasaome kicking done, but it the blacksmith at Somerville has lost a valua good a condition from every poin to f view as being informed that the emergency was a long Monday, accompanied by her aiater Ethel, Tuesday night of last week------Ed Moody and wa* useless. ble horse------Rev. M r. Johnson who has been Linked ky many a tender tie at present due to a large extent to the effi way off that it had already come. who will tpend lire Summer months with her wife went to Togus the 17th and visited at her “ Gray pitched an admirable game for Buf preaching at South Somerville for the oast w e have come through passing years; ciency of the superintendant John S. Foster This was too much for the two and they — H . I*. Buchanan of Camden waa the recent And tonight we meet together home in Windsor,returning Saturday------Jon falo under tbe most exasperating condi few weeks has rented Fred A lle n 'i paint shop who has given the schools his personal quit their work, and why shouldn’t they? gueat of Chas. New hert------Mra. Catherine Half In smiles aad half In tears. athan Moody has been .topping at H . G. tions. When nine tenth of the twirlers in the ------Quite a number ol friends and relatives Is our school life really over? supervision and who has used most excellent And moreover the new players to be se Sidelinger ia in ver) poor health. H er Robinson’s for a few days------W. F. Mitchell Eastern League would have been rattled, the of Mrs. R. M . Laidlaw gathered at her home Is our great reward quite earned? judgment in selecting teachers. Rockport cured failed to put in an appearance. daughters, Mra. Flora W ellm an of Hope and Still wo feel are many lessons, of Fairfield was in this place last week look volume of noise from the people, exceeding Thursday afternoon, which was spent in base can well boast of not having a poor teacher on It was further agreed that Capt. Wiley Mra. Caaalc H atch of Uuikettville, are with Harder than we yet have learned. ing after good boraes------Rosa Lee of Water the roar of Niagara, Gray held his head. In ball and other out-door sport*. Then came her list for all have been moie than successful would take the franchise which would be her at the present tim e------O . W . Currie, haa Classmates, life is all before us, ville bat recovered from tbe measles. She no instance did they get his marbles. During tbe bountiful supper and the evening was in their efforts to teach, instruct and discipline. cheerfully given up by M r. Quinn. Whether erected a carriage and tool house on h i, farm We must live It hour by hour; visited her parents Saturday night and Sun the nine innings many of tbe Stars fanned the spent in singing ano music------Cows, wood Let It, then, be brave and faithful, T h e principal of tbe high school, G. L . M il this was d< ne or not we do not know. In on the Ridge------E. E. Sprague waa in Rock day------James Hussey and H ollis Faye were wind and only four of them were scored with chucks and rain are doing a great deal of Guided by God’s loving power. dram, is a graduate of Bates and thoroughly fact we don’t know much of anything that land on business, Tuesday------E. E. Sprague W hen at lust our tasks are ended, competant in every particular and his efforts in W aterville last week on business------Ed hits.” damage to crops------Eaton Chadwick who was done although we could fill a book of Six national league teams are after Gray picked ripe field atrawberriea, June 21, And our spau of life Is done, are ably seconded by every other teacher. Bagley has been doing quite a business buy ha* been at work in Providence, R. I., is very When we meet the groat Law-giver, the things not done. and be i* likely to be sold any day. H e writes H ukkkttvillk . — Mr. and Mra. John Hard T h e teachers have been much benefited by ing wool this Spring------Frank McDonald has ill at bis sisters' Mrs. Geo. Hibbert of this May we hear him «ay, “ W ell done." Thursday the I^ewistona were to play here the C.-G. that he was never in better condi ing are in Warren visiting Ih ei, daughter, Mra. the regular teachers’ meetings held during been working for I I . G. Robinson------M r. place------Fred Folsom called on friend* Rev. C. D. Boothby in behalf of the com- but the Rockland player* went on a strike Aggie E. Peabody and frienda------Quite a the year. Wilahire of W aterville was in town Saturday tion in his life. last Monday------W m. Jackson is tick— — mittee presented the diploma, in a few well- and refused to play unless the money due large delegation from here went to Togua the looking over tbe good horses. Frank Nash is quite ill with a cold------Mrs. The Rockport Opera House was well filled them wa* forthcoming. Tbe request for choaen word,. A Lewiston young man, who is playing N ettie Andrews haa been tick for some time. 17th------Your scribe picked his lirat ripe The decoration* were quite extensive. A Monday evening at the exercises given by the more money came in tbe nature o f a surmise with Fall River, pets this pleasant notice from strawberry the 71b and got a quart of good’ . wall of fern, broken by an arched entrance graduating class of the grammar school. The and the supporteri of the game refused to tbe Pawtucket Times: “The throwing of ripe ones the 2 l l t ------Tw o large deer wort VARIETY IN RHYME flgOMHEGAM extended acroi, the rear of the platform. auditorium was simply but tastefully decorated render any assistance. And how could they McManus was one of the feature* of tbe in J. Harding's held Tueaiay morning feed Above the archway was the class motto, in pink and green, the class colors. Across W e’ve had a graduation tn spile of stormy be expected to do otherwise when they had game. This young man is a star catcher, and Capt. George h; Davis, in steamer Lflttic ing. They would make a good rifle shot------the front of the stage was a deep border of weather, been assured everything was all right when it “ Merces est certa fideli," in yellow letters. And Hodgkins wrote a prophecy for wit which was if be bats well is certainly booked for faster and May, is engaged in seining porgies but Moat ol the fa,me,a have their (among com O n either side o f the entrance were the class ferns, white and pink lilacs and snowballs most clever— was all wrong. company. H e throws as easily and swiftly as report the fish hard to catch------Frank My pleted while other, have scarcely commenced dates, |'9 3 -’97, in field daisies. Beautiful while on either side of the stage were beauti The girls and boya all vied In thought aa to hie W e do not blame the player* for wanting tbe majority of National league catchers.” In rick of Boston Is spending a few days on the ------I f any one aatd tbe potato b ag* were all brilliant hit, terns and potted plants ornamented the tides ful potted plants. At the back of the stage their money but we do blame them for not other words McManus is all right unless some island------Judge Keniston and daughter of drowned out call around ,o ace tome places ■■ was a large center piece of pink and white, And going home a lunch they found their appetites o f the platform. Tbe decorating‘was chiefly to tit. playing. They had everything to win by one makes tbe mistake of giving him a gold Boothbay are in town for a few days------A r here which are covered with them. If they, the work of tbe undergraduates. Tbe class while over the center in pink and white was playing aud nothing to lose. As we under watch. rived, June 19, schooner W ater Sprite, Capt. are killed out everywhere and you want some color was yellow, the school color silver suspended tbe class motto, “ Not School but Among alluring viands which served well to tempt stand i». (tbe same old understand) the sum of Rose, of Georgetown------O wing to the lim your scribe will give a quart ot I w o ftee t7