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— Hanson m Minneapolis. The era of vs. Leslie Supreme Judicial Court. ; Troy J. Ward of Troy. In THE FLOODS IN LOUISIANA. tv Government ..Carleton Doak, May, 1914, Ward for the gas Bells—Hanson in He Takes Part in a “Wet” bargained Roger ^personal. F Wadding Campaign. Justice | .The Judicial Leslie C. Cornish of Augusta in Troy, giving him a bond tor a deed in Great Destruction of and Loss 01 V, .neap-'lis. Supreme Hennepin county, Minn., was to vote on Oct. Pre- Property Codman 111. the sum Herman Seriously of $5,000. The contract which Mr, Life. H. Coombs left on 4th on prohibition and among the siding. by Monday a busi- Floods in Louisiana. ...The speakers The ness to court was ! Rogers was to receive for the mill A West Indian hurricane reached the Gull trip Boston. G. A. R..Fire in Winter- called to Minneapolis to speak in the interests occupied Thursday with the pay through N V..,nal case of the of the Cheater L. vs. M. defendant's work in it, and for him, was of 29th and its north, Mrs. Brooks Grindle -r Personal, wets was E. F. Hanson of this city, tie Bailey Sidney Web- j Sept. ripped way of is visit- both of much Brooksville, A. at ber, Searsport and former involved, causing the Judge to remark ward the ing Mrs. John Dudley Sargent. .Divorced first addressed a wet mass meeting in the audi- co-partners | through Mississippi valley, causing Collins. in trade in a thftt Mr. k;-' is thus general store in that town. At Rogers should have been a lawyer. property damage estimated at Mr. Rockland. torium, Sept. 26th, reported in the Min- approximately and Mrs. George H. of Boston in the term The drouth of 1914 caused the contract to are e C A. R. Washington. Auto* neapolis Tribune: January of the court Mr. be $12,000,000, while the number of the known Bailey visiting Belfast relatives and friends. F ues Making Farm Life More At- After that he had lived in Maine action to a close Mr. explaining brought against Mr. Webber for $300 brought by Ward leaving the dead, Oct. 2d, was 198 and the missing 310. .Recent Deaths. .The Sar- all his life three years in a license Mrs. Mixer has .Hctive. except town, claimed to be premises. The account annexed was a George returned to Camden so due him on the settlement lengthy The was done in New Or- Situation. that he knew conditions there, Mr. Hanson of greatest damage after a j',ne the firm’s one visit here with Mrs. John said: business. The case was showing a total deficit of $1,405.84 with Collins. Obituary. ..East Belfast. opened be- leans, along the gulf coast and inland through | editorials. “If prohibitionists had told the truth fore the jury and credits of $915.60 a balance of 24, Harry E. Bowker of this i‘;1 The News of Belfast. .The News about withdrawn from them by leaving $490 the Lake Ponchitrain district of Louisiana. city entered Shaw’s conditions in Maine it not .Secret Societies..News would be necessary Judge and a for which the suit was Geo. Business in Brooks. Spear verdict ordered for brought. Judge Lake Ponchitrain is a of College Portland last for anyone to come to this to tell of the the body water in the Monday. the hi ranges. ..The Churches... city plaintiff for E. Johnson was to train I1S5. were filed employed audit the ac- rear of New Orleans that is Mrs. Charles F. Drake in Real Estate, long of'evils that follow its introduction. Exceptions and entered from Mo- of Frankfort spent j[ Transfers The the case was taken counts and he the balance at object of prohibitionists is the same every- to the Law Court.which al- placed $377.10, bile and before the of the last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Amos News of Belfast. bay, building rail- F. Carle- j The where—city, county. State, and lowed the the full amount claimed 1 eventually exceptions and granted a new disallowing Rogers road the two cities the ton. .One of the Best national trial. connecting Morgan line Apple Marketing. prohibition.” The case was on work of rattle handles and finish- reopened Thursday and turning of steamers made L. •. mic Opera Songs Ever Written.. He then gave a synopsis of Maine’s morning daily trips between Mobile S. Knight, traveling auditor of the Wes- legisla- the four John W. for de- Silos...Boys’ Farm Clubs.. tion for the of the sale of intoxi- occupied day. It was given to the at ing carriages. Manson, and New tern Union Biding prevention jury Orleans, landing passengers for the Tel. Co., New York, was in town ;i ( aredness a Duty. cating liquor, commenced 94 years since 4 p. m. and an hour later fendant, claimed that Ward actually used the prt ago, they returned a seal- latter place at the Lake End, where they took last Friday. which 26 special acta and amendments to the ed mill 77 of the 169 in the an- Kiff’s Book. .Some verdict, which was opened at the ! only days account the Ponchitrain Martin Memory law have been tried, There have been 69 beginning | railroad for the city. Both the Mrs. W. Frisbee ,r‘ Facts. .Cost of State Roads. years of the nexed because of the lack of water in the sum- George is spending two Farm of 81 Friday morning session and was for lake in the rear and prohibitory law, and years of constitu- the the Mississippi river in weeks with relatives in News and Notes. .Scuttling' mer of 1914. R. F. Dun for was Brockton, Taunton and ; :;.erary tional prohibition which rum plaintiff for $40.29. and ton, plaintiff, during sellihg Bangs Buzzell for front, unless at a very low stage, are American Ships. has been classed with arson higher Medford, Mass, \ murder, and simi- plaintiff, Dunton & Morse for defendant. not willing to allow credits claimed by de- lar He than the city and the water fronts are .Stockton Springs. .Ship crimes. told of the appointment of fendant in the handle and pro- Miss R. T. Newell arrived home >e»rsport. The case of W. H. administrator carriage work, but tected last Satur- l''1' The Belfast Price Current.. special constables, Sturgis deputies who are Trundy, on by levees, or as they are called in Hol- v-ws. the in other the auditor's account day right from Crawfords .Died... empowered to sheriffs and of estate of Emma hia of every respect N, H., where she rn. Married. supersede the Trundy, wife, North land, and in this section of the country, dykes. removal of officials. Then he described vs. J. stood. Tuesday forenoon the returned a spent the summer. the Searsport B. Kenney of jury These extend on both and Newport, opened banks of the famous “Yes No Campaign,” when Article at verdict in the sum Mississip- 5 p. m. Thursday, was finished for the plaintiff of $243.10. Mrs. Margaret Wood, Vine left Government. 26 of the Maine constitution prohibiting the Friday going pi from New Orleans to the , street, yes- City to the jury at the of terday for Portland to visit her manufacture and sale of liquor was passed opening the afternoon ses- and for many miles above the city. The hur- daughter, the voters. He sion. Mr. The Grand Jury. Mrs. Ernest C. uptn by quoted from the pres- Kenney was the son of Mrs. what is Milton. of the ident of the Trundy ricane, producing called a tidal wave, ^ ,r meeting city government Christian Civic League to 6how and the The Grand one action was to recover $110 balance due Jury reported indictment forced its the Miss Edna D. Crawford that over 1.600 saloons, and tenements way up river and overflowed,and arrived Monday Monday evening, Mayor Charles shops on a note of to the court at a. were $260 her eon in 9.1$ m., , and con- in from Boston engaged in selling liquor. While this given by 1904, some places carried away, the levees and and will soon enter upon her ;.residing and C, W. Wescott act- when tinued their deliberation CARI.ETON DOAK, ESQ, article went into the constitution with she was Mrs. and came to until 3.45 Monday duties at The 44,000 Emery live flooded the adjacent un- City National Bank. to tem. it country, damaging .&f clerk f majority, stayed there by the small margin with him, as was then afternoon, when indict- * supposed for life. Later they reported eighteen picked cotton in the rich cotton Mrs. OF ALDERMEN. of 758. fields of the J. A. Fessenden and Mrs. L W. Pendle- N OOAKD j Mrs. married ments after one of the sessions Solicitor, Clerk and Member of Emery Mr. and her son longest for and City City The prohibition speakers said the issue was Trundy delta destroying orange groves and ton are at Hotel w roll of accounts was crops Kempton, Boston, not New T„. g read, had the several found no the Board of Assessors. license or no license and that saloons would be paid note to within $110 when she years. They indictments All towns inland generally. for 50 miles were York, as erroneously printed last week paid: I on corner and died. It came in the cases: ordered every prostitutes and rum shops out.in the evidence that the de- following Joshua A. Marshall of The A kitchen shower was last I badly damaged. wind blew over 40 miles Mr. .$ 51 50 given Thursday would spring up like blades of grass. Mr. fendant had held the and Mrs, E. E. Smith of R. agreed to buy a monument for Lincolville, by Municipal Court for an Providence, 80 afternoon Miss Doak at the Hanson said, “when the fact was hour and was accompanied a 1,294 by Hazel home of that no part by heavy rain. motored to Belfast ana 1 | his mother to cost the 21st,of his I., were guests of Ton of 113 00 the statutory law would have been $100, leaving only $10 bal- murder,Aug. brother-in-law,Ed- At New Orleans eleven small Capt. pupils. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Doak j affected craft sank and and in the least no ance due. At her ward C. of Lin Mrs. M. F. French, North avenue. ng. 291 61 and saloon could have been es< deatn in Searsport the de- Higgins coin ville; Herbert six port High street, in honor of Miss Nellie Brown of j steamships were damaged. The United 400 80 ! tablished without the consent of the fendant was Smith of held the Mr. and people, called upon to pay funeral ex- Milo, by Municipal Court converted Mrs. Fred V. Cottrell have closed 186 13 Little River, whose engagement to Clerk The advocates of repeal lost out because states yacht Stranger, assigned to City j they to the amount of for and the house of Charles their home on 16 were over-confident. penses $39, using his own breaking entering the Louisiana naval Congress street and left last gent. 383 Carleton Doak, brother of the was re- j militia,was rammed the ■jo hostess, funds. The Drinkwater of Mrs. Mar- by ks and 480 13 “Horse loads of liquor arrived plaintiff claimed no knowledge of Northport, Aug. 11th; dock at the naval Thursday for Boston, where they will spend supplies. cently announced. A luncheon was served at by express, huge dry station and went to sand insurance. 974 98 boot leggers, pocket peddlers, kitchen bar the agreement to tbe monument. garet Labrie of held Justice M. the winter. i,'.. 1.30 | buy At 2.30 Bangor, by the bottom. The and covers were laid for 10. The table rooms and SDeakeasies came gunboat Petrel was in the te- 855 70 in when the sa- afternoon the C. Larrabee of with loons Friday jury returned a verdict Unity, charged enticing dock at the time. The Mies J. Carleton 48<» decorations and were went out; ther.e was no protection for dry monitor Amphit- Marjorie arrived home from appointments especially j for the defendant. Emma at 16th. All three ; the boys or the homes, even the farmers W. C. T. Runnells for Boynton Unity Sept. rite was driven Boston last pretty and dainty, and as a to the had i aground. There was no wire week, having resigned her position 930 90 ! surprise their come and John were into court afternoon and liquors by express and have turned plaintiff W. Manson of Pittsfield for brought Monday communication with the as T,, young guest of honor her chair was filled with | j outside world stenographer with Kimball & McKenney, 158 98 | ! their homes into tippling where the defendant. The through- fire department. shops j discharged. indictments made public are out the brief artment. 160 93 the articles the which fell moral influence of the home day.but radio messages of bankers, Pri ce dei comprising shower, upon the boy is as follows: telling now of the worst afternoon two the were 234 20 to the floor as she drew it from the table. The ] very character. Friday the cases of the Bel- city’s conditon sent to Mobile Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Sanborn of uscar of through Bangor went 1 82 00 I ttiicii me vuieie oi iMume nave Cole Winterport for adultery (two Gerera. purposes. another fast Water Co. vs. the Inhabitants of the the wireless on the to menu consisted of tomato bisque, chicken to City steamship Excelsior. Brookline, Mass., last week to visit their 215 80 opportunity vote, constitutional prohibition of counts.) Uisceiianeoue. Belfast and Same vs. The City of Belfast XU jrearo it was uoi unUBUai tO j salad, hot biscuits, , ice cream, cake, and1 will be buried by more than 20,000 votes. There have tWO daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs W. H. were before the uaixici. o, xu^cr, anas nurnei o. elevens, 60 are sections where men opened second jury with or three feet of water in some of the Vincent. .$7,563 hot chocolate. Miss Katherine D. Kittredge prohibition pass tem- alias streets resolutions and Charles Kneeland “Aunt Hat” of Bangor, for enticement j perance rum. At one and Clifton Whittum suc- of New Orleans, though for a few hours l served. The afternoon was spent in auction. only Mr. H. H. mail carrier at the time $5 000 worth of was seized in one of Miss Emma Boynton of Montville. Carter, Belfast nee to 1 liquors ceeding L. F. Marden and Robert P. at a time. The then had ri,: relating hawkers, pedlars, The guests were Miss Abbie of in Chase, city surface drain- Doak, sister hall Rockland, Me.; Bangor, Me., never has State vs. Willie 0. Mathews of Lincolnville, post office, is taking his annual vacation in and to be excluded as citizens of Belfast. The cases age, the gutters into •-'ad passed engrossed, j the at home from Miss Ja- recognized the prohibitory law and has scores emptying drainage can- Boston and hostess, Boston, three indictments: single sale, common seller, vicinity. He was accompanied by of saloons wide have were both for hydrant rental aDd interest since als to the where -"ring. iicvca running open. They what extending lake, steam ;jC: mu^cib ui iiuruipui I, aimb munan pumps Mrs. Carter. call the Bangor means a and liquor in his possession for illegal sale. they plan,.which small 1908;.the former for $4060 39 and the latter for discharged the water into the lake. A sudden Heal, Misses Clara and Belle Miss for the Keating, fine seller. Reform mayors and sheriffs State vs. Charles Hubbard, for neglect to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowker common council: $665, the total, with interest, about tropical rain would down such E. returned Gertrude Coombs, Miss Ruth Coombs, and never get but one term. $7,000. bring a volume The case is support minor children. Wednesday from a visit with Mrs. mmittee on and "In arrests are somewhat involved and many in- of water that the could not evening lights finance, Miss Louise who on the 14th of Portland, Me., 5,824 made gutters carry it be Reed, October State vs. Rennis W. Mathews for to Mr. Mrs. •he mayor, instructed to in- each year, or one for every 11 persons; within tricate points of law H. C. Buzzell neglect off and at of Bcwktr's, parents, ar.d Charles H will be married to Charles Brown of figure. people caught places amusement cost of lighting in other nearby Belmont, 13 years drunkenness in the cities and support minor children. in larger opened for the plaintiff and the case was then such storms all Shaw, Winthrop. and submit a a of towns by paid kinds of prices for -'-ange street lighting brother the guest of hohor. has increased 45 per cent—the vs. popula- taken from the State Charles Robbins for assault and •;e next tion jury, and counsel stated their to take them Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and meeting. Miss Gertrude M Coombs entertained last about 14 per cent. carriages home. On one occasion Bradbury, 17 of the be "In battery. city ordinances Bangor during the past year there was contentions to the court. Harvey D. Eaton of the writer was glad to be ferried on a to Mrs. Ralph H. Howes and Miss Anne M. Kit- Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Brown at State vs. for common dray 'ding to section 1 the following an arrest for drunkenness one for who Hugh Rooney, seller. his equalling Waterville, also appeared for the - home on Canal street. One time there was tridge will go to Bangor today, Thursday, to person or corporation owning the home of her parente, Mr. and Mrs. Robert every seven persons, while in Minneapolis I contended that the contract was a break in attend the Music on a street which has a have been told arrests are 1 for tiff, void the levees above New Orleans, but Festival. butting P. Coombs, Franklin street. Supper was every 133 per- shall maintain on said sons. The ftobert F. Dunton for the Criminal Cases. the premises report of the police matron of Port- city claimed that water spread over a extent of coun- Miss Sarah Collins ™ served at 6 o’clock and the were seated j large C, returned yesterday to or sink guests for cesspool drain.” land 1912, showed that 551 children were the contract free rental af- The first ease on the and j specified hydrant criminal docket was try found its w«y into the with- her duties as in at one table with covers for ten. The color arrested and the increase had been about swamps stenographer Boston. She ax collector,reported as follows: 85 a ter 20 and other tried years among contentions Tuesday forenoon—State vs. Willie O. out affecting the On another was scheme was yellow and was carried out in the year. city. occasion accompanied by her brother Alphonse,who taxes collected.$63,514 61 claimed that due to water Mathews of Lincolnville for the "The effect of the vile compounds sold as poor pressure and illegal sale of break was on the opposite side of the will several weeks there. e 9 94 floral decorations and in the toy silk spend posit. parasol can be seen in the liquors increase of insanity. supply the city lost the North schoolhouse. liquor. Hs pleaded not guilty. Joshua Mar- river and Algiers, opposite, and the suspended from the electrolier and from the insane adjacent Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kotman closed their cot* Forty years ago numbered more Cornish a shall waB the witness in the I $63,524 55 i Judge suggested conference in his case The jury country, were flooded. New Orleans now has which dainty packages dangled, tied with yel- than 400, today they number thousands. The tage on the North Shore, Northport, last Sat- surer.$63,30000 room, at which returned a verdict of On the a stuff drink make men rather City Solicitor Carleton Doak, guilty. indict- sewer system, but pumps must be used as d. 224 low ribbons to each where they crazy than and went to Bangor for a week's visit gr 55 i running plate, they Tne Charles R. urday drunk. housewife who wants a little Mayor Coombs, Alderman C. W. ments as common seller and keeping liquor in formerly to dispose of the sewage. were attached U the which were before returning to New York. place cards, alcohol for mixing some home medicinal Wescott and Robert ..$63,524 55 prep- F. Dunton, counsel, rep- his possession with intent to sell, Mr. Mathews decorated with yellow flowers. When the aration cannot get it, but the man who wants Messrs. C. O. Poor and W. M. Bean went to resented the city, and Messrs. Buzzell and net guilty and gave sureties for Shute, chief engineer, report- whiskey and rum can get all he desires.” pleaded $500 THE NATIONAL G. a. R. guests took up their place cards there was a The , Quantabacook, the first of the and his report was accepted in Mr. Hanson then quoted from recent issues Eaton, counsel for the water company, and an in each case, with J. F. Wiley and J. P. Cole shower oi of i. placed on file: packages which the guest honor of resolutions week for a sojourn of ten days. They go at papers containing passed by agreement was reached to refer the case to sureties. For illegal sale he was sentenced Col. Ambrose E. P, Stephens of Cincinnati Robbings house in East Bel- found to contain prettily embroidered hand- ministerial conferences in which it was stated was elected this season to the autumnal | Chief Justice and Associate to a fine of and 30 in commander-in-chief of the Sons of enjoy foliage ntal valued at in- Savage Justices $50 days jail and appealed loss, $2,500. kerchiefs. The menu was: chicken that the saloons were running wide open and Veterans. boullion, Cornibh and to to the Law Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Blair teturned last contents $1,000; damage $950; conditions were pictured in the most undesir- King determine the principles Court, with sureties for $500. crackers, chicken hot rolls, stuff- The nurses of fire salad, olives, 1 Army of the Civil from a Cause unknown. able light of law, also the adjustment of taxes and hy- Herbert L. Harding of Knox was arraigned War elected Saturday trip through the White fire in house ed angel candied cher- Mrs. Alice C. of Jefferson imney occupied by celery, cake, cake, He predicted that the jitney buses would do drant rental the decision Risley City, Mo, as Mountains in their auto. later visited due, to be rendered for non-support of his minor children, Lillian their They bum on Union street. No dam- ries and a land office business between the twin president. | whipped cream, coffee. The evening cities; of in Manchester, N. H„ and Marlboro, St. Paul would the in vacation as this term. F., Susie F. and Bertha E. Hard;ng of Knox Mass, was spent with music and cards. The guests get money. Minneapolis’ Miss Katherine R.A, Flood of mney fire in house owned J would have he Messrs. Elbert and of Bos- The was his Ethel L. Newton,Mass., Mrs. Annie M. Miss by prohibition, said. plaintiff wife, Harding, was elected National president of the Pitcher, Millie Mitchell, s Pice street. No were Misses Hazel Doak, Belle Daugh- damage. Keatiiig, the Water who was a ters of Veterans and S. [Minneapolis Tribune Sept. 29, ton, representing Co., were present granted divorce from the defendant Mrs. Grace Brooks was Mrs. Harvey Cunningham and Mrs. Anna \ ■ alarm from box 35. Lillian and Martha Knowlton, Blanche Jen- 1915.] ( The of the and to this of the in when the court chosen National patriotic instructor. Underwood will leave City Marshal George W. Fris- message mayor from Maine was agreed disposition case. Sept. 1908, ordered that he I belle this, Thursday nys, Jessie Hart, Annette Holt. Marguerite carried into four more districts d accepted, council concurring: of Minneapolis The hearing will be in Belfast Nov. 2, 1915, should pay $3 per week for their support, ! The report of Col. D. R. Stowitz, morning for Bangor to attend the Music Festi in the quarter- ■■ Coombs. last fight to keep coun- master of the hole Dumoer of arrests, 5; for night Hennepin waen the of taxes and which he has failed to general G. A. R., showed that from adjustment rental will do. r£he defence was ! val. for assault and battery, 1; for ty adopting prohibition. were 159,863 members in good standing Dec 21 be made to Dec. 1915 and the is that he had heart trouble and was r His name is Edgar F. Hanson and nine times decision to be unable to 1 Miss A. Bickford, who the sum- ig, 11. WEDDING BELLS. 14. Mary spent he has been returned winner in the elec- final. earn the funds to John rial Balance Sheet. city necessary pay. R, mer at her home on Cedar street, left Satur- tions of Belfast on the Atlantic seaboard. The Women’s Relief 33 One Dunton for the and Corps, organized he in the State The case of Albert Dickey vs Frank A. Bart- appeared plaintiff H. C. years elected Mrs. Carrie for Brooklyn, N. Y., where she will spend RESOURCES Blodgett-Nye. A very pretty wedding oc- term spent senate and he has ago, Alexander-Ba- day | Buzzell for the defendant. re- of made all his on the wet and is- lett was at 4 m. Judge Cornish hrenberg Belleville, 111, president, over three the winter with her niece, Mrs. G. t 68 curred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M campaigns dry opened p. Friday. The par- Harvey $1,006 sue served his decision. other candidates. The corps voted from its am, etc. 95 on ties live in Unity. In 1915, Mr. Self. 1,683 Nye Main street, Bucksport as I he last February, a of $1000 to be used as G. A. Thursday "Old am,” said night as he E. Pendleton of was before treasury gift R„ ■vorth Co.. 19 45 Bartlett advertised for a man and wife to work Ellery Islesboro, officials see evening. Sept. 30th, at eight o'clock, when their wound up a meeting at Kistler’s hall, “I defy fit, Martin S, Ford, manager of the Equitable —ments. 605 00 the court Tuesday afternoon charged with Jessie any man to step up here before me and call on his farm in Unity. Mr. and Mrs. of Life Ins. Co. of New York -e, etc. 286 48 eldest daughter Marie, was united in Dickey Elias R. Monfort of Ci who received city, accompanied paupers, me a liar. I am or his minor child in .cinnati, telling you facts and the story then in non-support compliance was ne, pensions, etc. 828 00 marriage to Frederick Swazey of Northport, living Caribou, answered 591 votes, elected commander-in-chief by his wife, will arrive Oct, 26th to visit his Blodgett of the hypocrisy and perfidy that has been with orders the court at the time of ferca' .n:d Harvester Co. 10 00 the advertisement and came to to by his after a spirited contest.Frank O. Cole of Bucksport. Rev. Henry W. Webb of the Elm bred in Maine as a result of the Unity work. parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Ford, in Swan- I of other towns.. 125 13 prohibition from his wife. When he City received 231 and William J. Patterson of paupers | section that we have in our The the action to 80 separation arraigned street Congregational church officiated and constitution is not plaintiff brought recover$ 188. H. ville. | taxes... 390 57 i was asked Cornish if he did not Pittsburg, George Slaybaugh of ! yet half told.” claimed to be due himself and wife, re- by Judge Etr?- iuo! purposes. 1,819 51 used the single ring service. The having Washington, a Treasury Department employe, Miss A Dunton returned last Fri- wedding Mr. Hanson spoke first at the Fifth ward understand that the court had ordered him to Margaret *■5 224 10 entered | ceived $85 in part payment for their services was elected senior vice commander-in-chief. party the parlor to the strains of Lo- tool house, where he was succeeded Rev. day from a three weeks’ visit with relatives in 112 44 by pay $8 a week for the support of his child and The contest for junior vice comraander-in-chief Wallace Short of Sioux on the farm o£ defendant. He also claimed hengrin’s wedding march played by Miss Flor- N. Falls, S. D. He was won Levan Criehaven and resumed her duties in the law Blast -et. Library. 702 57 that he understood. He also admitted by Dodge of Berea, Ky, on the was hurried across the river to that Mr. Bartlett had agreed to them replied unt. 738 57 ence Homer. The bride's gown was of white University pay $30 second ballot. B. F. Clarkson of Baltimore was office of Dunton & Morse. Mrs. S. S. L. *fegl hall where another was that he had not done as the court had a meetng listening to month, them house rent on the farm ordered. elected and Reuben A. 't, collector 1908. 58 77 crepe de chine with veil held in a per give chaplain, Adams of Shute substituted in her absence. place by Christian and Allan P. Cox. From He was asked if he knew that 1909. 90 30 George and their and 1st to in- he could be sent Rochester, N. Y., surgeon-general. wreath of white rose buds and she carried a there he went A. O U. W. hall at and provide “grub," July 'W- collector 1910. 31 Irving to if he did not the order Lee Robinson, who has been employed by »wlton, 1,120 avenues north and to crease their pay to $35 per month. be- jail obey of the " U. shower of white roses. She was at- Twentieth then Kistler’s They ai;, collector 1911. 621 80 bouquet to which he that he the American Express Co. at Bar Harbor the hall. came dissatisfied and left in when court, replied would never FIRE IN WINTERPORT. 1912. 43 54 tended by Miss Agnes J. Leslie of Abbott July the ad- "All over Maine,” the speaker "we a as as he drew breath for past season, has returned home and will sub- said, called for a term of a or pay penny long the 1913. 10 81 who wore vertisement year Academy, Andover, pink taffeta and have monuments to the colossal folly of that of stitute for S. L. Shute his va- >-k '. 40 support his child. He was pronounced Mrs. Cyr Saves H

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President Wilson, ins Welcomed by and Review by the President. ion, Sept. 28. Veterans of War, here for the annual em- i the Grand Army of the v. re formally welcomed to the ,pht by President Wilson, 1-111 their battles 50 years ago ! that the greatest instru- the uplift of mankind the er seen might not be im-

ait spoke amid scenes of r in the crowded conven- which the old Census been converted. Col. r, commander-in-chief of roduced him amid thun- ;g and informed him that -mod solidly behind the Ad- conduct of the present j Photo by American Press Association. problems, and that their Elihu Root, former senator from New York and chairman of the conven- him in ipport any steps he tion which revised the constitution of New York state, refuses to consider any H' : nominal ion to the presidency because of his advanced age. lie is seventy. 1-LJWGiii.ljr ‘“Itliupicu LUC tie spoke to the veterans, and friends. He did not on the European war or growing out of it, but de- SICK ' THE PRIMARIES. :ess to the mission of the FOR MOTHERS and the lessons taught by Hints on Child Welfare [F. B Sanborn in Springfield Republican.] A tr. He spoke of the Civil of the few in history of | Every proud mother likes to see her Although the absurd primaries of -ties should be proud. ! children strong, well and happy. The Tuesday have turned out well on the i. : the noise in the hall made to have in children is way pride your whole, the success of McCall cannot dis- nis and resulting difficulty to train them to good habits of body, guise the fact that the are tired g the cro.wd forced the as well as of mind. Teach them clean- people of gV- ''’P speaking for nearly 10 liness; tell them that fresh water, pure this substitute for the good old caucus the chairman air them !£- restored or- and sunshine are as good for and convention system. Its crowning as for birds, flowers and trees. Don’t absurdity was the cancelling of 4000 Glenwood Ranges, Gas Furnaces and awarded g marked the formal open- give children medicine unless they need Ranges, Heaters, Two Gold Medals at the votes thrown citizens who wanted Grand Army encampment, it. When they do require something for by the Panama-Pacific International San 1915. chance to do Exposition, Francisco, Cal., utinue during the remainder their bowels or stomach, you can safely what twice that number of the week. After his address the give them “L. F.” Atwood’s Medicine. voters have been doing for years—se- remained in the hall while the mothers have learned to have con- lecting from the three the best Glenwood Ranges are the of New Many parties product England’s largest finish, compact structure, big roomy ovens, easy working reus affiliated were men to fill the State and local offices. and best i;. organizations fidence in it, because when they known foundry. They are designed by makers of grates and countless other features. A. R. made brief addresses. their it to them. At a time when lines are so tatG. children mothers gave party loosely life-long experience. are <1 lent’s in drawn in Massachusetts They weigh more, put together to their construction address, part, fol- A dependable household remedy, used that, alone, better Owing sturdy and fine workmanship 50,000 voters and burn less fuel than most ranges. The are will for over sixty years in thousands of yearly (by average) change castings they stand hard usage, do better work and last much Ion"- their it a and to I:is a singular thing that men of a families. party conception was restric- wonderfully smooth easy keep clean. er than the ordinary kind. itiun should have witnessed tion of the voter’s of choice to for- oir_. right are Buy a 35c bottle at your nearest bid him to They handsome, convenient and ave witnessed in the crowded choose from the yard-wide mechanically right—no They certainly do “Make Cooking and store, or write for a free modern feature Baking Easy”. i-which you celebrate tonight. today sample. ballot-sheet the names he might pre- lacking. Smooth cast, Colonial plain fer. No doubt design, Get one and make cart when you were young FREE.—“Ye Olde Songs,” words and music many Democrats did housekeeping drudgeless. ? at struggle, the of of sixty popular songs sent free on receipt of vote for candidates in ttje Republican meaning 3 outside yellow wrappers from the bottles, ■■re columns, but in doi so must nucnell ; lit annals through of His been disinclined to make firm ^S][c distinguished, show activity T. R. rhetoric remains, residents of was found dead in i any offers ■ in front of the White House. At the Bluehill, tr,- ..irit of man sometimes springs but its effects are on large blocks of stock. head of the was Lieut. Gen. merely warmed-up a field near his house Tuesday afternoon, that procession When we take into great terprises are even great- dishes from the grand Armageddon ban- 26th. He had been from ! consideration the “V’ Nelson A. Miles with army Sept. gone iwn mind had conceived. distinguished quet. Little attention need be to fact that, although there has been a full and officers as his aides. Col. Geo. paid the house for some time and his wife ”'iu set the Nation free for that navy tnis voice from the normal pack this season the output has A. chief of staff to the com- grave. went to look for him and tound his body. »t car e-r of development, of unham- Halsey, been absorbed almost as quickly as mander-in-chief of the G. A. R,, was Heart disease, to which he was subject, fc: lopment, which the world has canned, and the e are no spot the active marshal of the U. S. AUTOMOBILES MAKUvG FARM LIFE was the cause of his death. Mr. Os- large bttsc: since the Civil War. But for parade. stocks being carried to depress the nat- Grant Post of N. acted as MORE ATTRACTIVE. good had lived in Bluehill practically all !<* i >rt I would not be Brooklyn, Y., upward of it will proud of the his life and was a veteran of the Civil tendency prices, ter: special guard to Commander-in-Chief be difficult ry physical of Maine very to forecast just what 11 development Palmer. In to the veterans in Farm and the national farm War. serving in the 31st Infantry. of its addition Fireside, the sardine market will but it is ab- extraordinary de- He attended a reunion of that I do, the line there were Sons of paper published at Springfield, Ohio, recently *?"■- ,i material wealth and finan- Veterans, solutely certain that prices will not go various citizens’ has been for the best let- regiment at Bangor, which he much en- did I not militaiy organizations, offering priz“s any lower. The current i believe that the He was a brother of prices hardly troops of the army, Marine Corps ters entitled, “What’s an Automobile joyed. Rodney S, Is ne wished ail regular show the cost of production, and it would l and sailors from the fleet of Worth?” In the current issue the prize Osgood of Bluehill, who was elected j fe r devoted to ideal ends. warships certainly seem unbusinesslike for pack- letters are of the at He 'her, anchored in the Potomac. Veterans winning published. Follow- president regiment Bangor. ers to : Hve been other Nations as and valued sacrifice their small holdings, which marchpd in their Grand ing is an extract from one of these let- was one of the most active j Sasw there have been other Na- respective Army i cannot be easily replaced. As large sec- the line headed ters: members of James A. Garfield Post, G. IISas departments, being by tions of the United States are not as | uwerful; there have been other a He : yet the of which was this tireless A. R., and rarely missed meeting. te ? n.- Department Illinois, “By speedy, helper you it would seem safe to forecast spirited, but I hope we shall served several terms as Bheriff supplied, the first to be after the war. have a bigger and better market for deputy ,fr f“rt; -t that we created this Nation. organized a steady advancing market this fall, Lieut. C. of butter, eggs, poultry, fruit, vegetables, and was held in the highest regard by \l08,,rve but George Round, president : which may go as as $2.50 case. ourselves, to serve raan- all the all who knew him for his many excellent high per bg. the Veteran Signal Corps association, smaller products of the farm, — He was Eastport Sentinel. gave the signal announcing the start of and you don’t need to kill a whole day qualities and good citizenship. LiU ,1 nope 1 may say without even an im- Besides his wife he i the going to town either. The boys can go about 70 years old. «tiori ,f criticism other parade. Fred- 1° upon any A half President Johnson to see moving pictures of the war, hear leaves one daughter, Mrs. George people in the world that it has al- century ago j from a a concert Sousa’s or can see erick of Methuen. :h grandstand in front of the White by band, J ed to me that the of people House reviewed 160,000 veterans of the the State league ball game, when the CASTOR IA 'omted States wished to be d0 regarded of the North. Presi- work is not too ar Ofcvoteil lo the of Army Wednesday pressing. The Times last week contained ac- ; For Infants and Children promotion particular dent Wilson from the same “The old homestead has become the 1 ®P'e- of human spot greeted count of an accident which befell Mrs. rights. most on ■n* the survivors. Estimates tin attractive place for both a former resident of In Use For Over 30 Years l ited StateB were founded not placed Addie Hancock, 01 number of veterans in line from 20,000 to the boys and the girls. The old folks at where pro\. free homes but to assert hu- Bucksport, Arlington, Mass., Always bears * 25,000. All departments of the federal are twenty years younger, and spruced she was her home with her the rights. This meant a en- making flag great and district the up like young folks. They were going H. Jones. tee ,t the human governments, public daughter, Mrs. James Mrs. Signature of spirit. Nobody, schools to retire to the but better marE‘ and virtually all business houses city, thought Hancock fell, broke her hip, was taken “DONT’S” FOR MEN IN THE FORTIES. Twelve'cigarettes anti one cigar.however, bodies of men, in the time that of were closed for the occasion. it when they bought the car. to the Boston City Hospital and died were where he drew the line, first set up, believed with a Retains " very With President to review the The re- Libby beat. "•i Wilson from the result of the injury. American a ‘Moderation,” he concluded, ‘is to in the efficacy of . In the October Magazine j IJt procession were members of the cabinet, mains were to Bucksport on the be your watchword in Real I-Hiize that so as brought contributor writes an entertaining and everything. only long ago other officers of the Unit- and the funeral took Augusta, Me., Sept. 28. A rescript moderation. f the American distinguished Sunday boat place Anc. that doesn’t mean Revolution ea YOUR GIRL’S APPETITE has been handed down by Justice Bird of article entitled “Growing Young states, justices or the Supreme court Monday afternoon from the residence of helpful leading a comparatively regular life for a ®ocr'iry was regarded as an experi- the Court in the case of Howard and members of When your growing daughter’s appetite her Mrs. J. R. Emery, at three Supreme at Fiftv.” This man tells how he was old month, or two or three f-he and we were Congress. sister, months, months, world, regard- fickle and she a desire for B. of Waterville vs Morrison The grand parade and re- becomes shows Rev. Wm. Crosby around the and then over all the fences in a 'sia.h presidential o’clock, Forsyth officiating. of in at forty-six, with death just jumping experimenters? view was the event of the an- or articles look after of and is Libby Oakland, which Mr. Crosby “al we crowning Bour, starchy chalky Deceased was 76 years age At he is ten younger, single night. You are to a strictly not only believed in we contested the seat of Mr. as corner. fifty years it, nual reunion of the Grand of the the condition of her blood one Mrs. one Libby Ken- t our Army survived by sister, Emery; more through obeying a regular life, day after day, week after belief was well founded and If she is and nebec County Commissioner, the decision youthful, just 'a Republic. It was in commeration of the pale languid, nervous, son, Frank Ginn of Boston, and three rules. In the ex- week, year after year. That’s your Nation as powerful as any in the her in favor of Mr. few simple following review after the close of the Civil without ambition and irritable blood James H. Jones of Ar- being Libby. sentence. believe are not aid be erected the will of grand daughters, Mrs, tract taken from a conversation between And, me, you j upon War. is unable to meet the demands made up- of Shaw- to lington, Mass., Miss Edith Ginn this man and his doctor appear some of going find it half as hard as your think People; that, indeed, there was a on it. ero Other events of the day’s program in- nee-on-Delaware, Pa., and Miss Jose- men in the forties: you will.’ ,,uch a Nation that dwelt in no the “don’ts” for cluded a drill from the Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are a Bucks- “And 1 r ■- by specific Hancock of Boston.—The mustn’t do or'that didn’t.” ttion unless also in that other bluejackets phine Lines “The things that I on the a re- for ttie form of or lack WrfStMliip warships White House lot, remedy anemia, Times. were numer- J?.r the spirit of the port I must limit myself in doing people prevailed, in honor of the commander-in- of blood that afflicts growing girls and do "i now know and the ception ous. A lot of them had to with diet. RHEUMATISM AISD ALLiEH world knows treatment with these will not son of the wav RAINS die chief and national officers of the G. A. proper pills Alvarado Gray of Cape Rozier, all by water. Hot breads, crust, fried things were pie — thing we then undertook, rash correct the trouble but prevent it died 25th THEY MUST UO ! R., by the ladies of the G. A. R, and only Otis and Lydia Gray, Sept. utterly taboo. Meats and the allowable denied, has been practicable, and into a worse form. We camp reunions. from progressing after a illness of tuberculosis. were to be eaten in The of in its have set a lingering FALL SCHEDULE. things, however, congestion the blood flow causes up in the world Gov- her ’teens a the foun- one son. etlt Excitement, exhaustion and minor During girl lays He leaves a wife and Funeral I should have but two meals maintained and moderation. Sloan’s Liniment to the , promoted by took a few veterans out of the dation for her future health. Lack of services were held at his late home Mon- pain. penetrates con- mishaps a day, preferably breakfast and dinner. conscience and general con- blood at this time rob her of Rev. BANGOR LINE general parade. The regular army ambulances may robust, day afternoon, conducted by Mr. And if I got in the meantime, gestion and starts the blood to flow freely. The is the Turbine Steel Steamships Belfast and Cam- hungry the line of march carried them healthy womanhood. It of great- Atkins. Mr. had always led an with a little 8tanc* patrolling Gray I must content myself fruit. body’s waimth is renewed; the is i'1 1 here not to welcome you to est to administer to girls who and was regarded den. pain gone. hospitals. importance honest, upright ;life Leave Belfast Thurs- ‘It won’t seem so satisfying at the Nation’b capital as if I were your and weak a non-alcoholic all who Mondays, Wednesdays, The “man or woman who has 1 safe, with and esteem by rheumatism, |(etut grow pale respect and Saturdays at 2.00 m., for Camden, moment,’ he made clear, ‘as a luncheon merely to welcome you to your tonic and Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills meet husband and days p. tOCUHS THAT ARE STOPPtD! knew him as a kind, loving Rockland and Boston. Leave Belfast the kind been used but half neuralgia or other and fails to c*pital, because I am, and am Tuesdays, of you’ve to, pain keep proud every of the most careful father. Interment was in Greenwood and a. Careful see that they are requirement Wednesdays, Fridays Saturdays at 7.30 an hour afterward you will not be hungry, y°ur servant. I hope I shall people stopped. Sloan’s Liniment in their home is like a drown- mother. cemetery. m., for Searsport, Bucksport. Winterport and feel a deal better.’ ’as * we shall all Dr. King’s New Discovery is a remedy of tried and you’ll great , hope catch, from Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills make the Bangor. man a ‘No alcohol, you said?’ I suggested. ing refusing rope. Why suffer. Get a L!P|r‘t of this occasion a new con- merit. It has held its own on the market for blood rich and red and it carries renewed The funeral of Edgar W. Carr of Returning: Leave India Wharf, Boston,Mon- 'ion to “A glass of beer will not matter, bottle of Sloan’s. 26c and 60c. L the duties of American 46 years. Youth and old age to its to of the General days. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 5.00 Bingle $1.00 bottle high testify health and strength every part Unity, who died at theMaine Hos- no m. occasionally,’ he .directed. ‘But cock- “tenship.” and Pneumonia and are recommended was held from the Man- p. hold six times as much as 25c soothing healing qualities. body. These pills pital at Portland, or of that size. ”oanes p. commander-in- MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE tails, high-balls, anything Sherman, troubles are often caused of wherever a tonic is needed. son street Methodist church, Pittsfield, of the lung by delay sort.’ Sons of Veterans, one of own sells Dr. Williams’ Rev. Nelson R. S. S. North Land and North Star. treatment. Dr. King’s New Discovery stops Your druggist Sept. 30th, Pearson, pas- “For breakfast I have half a Peakers who followed the Presi- Dr. Wil- Miss Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, Tuesday, might Children those and relieves ia Pink Pills. Send today to the tor of the church officiating. Gesner and had been for Cry ’Declared hacking coughs grippe Thursday and Saturday at 6.00 p. m. cup of coffee, since I that the sons of the men liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. His age was 37 years and 11 months. FOR FLETCHER’S "light tendencies. Money back if it fails. 60c and Y., sang. FRED W. POTE, Agent, years an almost constant smoker he for their country in the'Civil for the the Blood.’’ He is survived a father, Henry Carr, ar" book, "Building Up by Belfast, Maine. would not take tobacco away altogether. ready now to do theirjfull duty tl.00. It is free. and three sisters and one brother. CASTO R I A by i the larger ones as much as $15,000. Every The News of Brooks. The Churches. The Republican Journal industry as well as that of shipping was PURE BLOOD MAKES — ■ — — — prospering and as a consequence every- Mrs. Ira Bowden was in Belfast recently. BELFAST, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1915. body waB more or less happy at the port HEALTHY PEOPLE Repairs are progressi on the chapel at of New Orleans in the late sixties and Farmers are beginning to harvest the new, East North port and the cement foundation is while at the time PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY early seventies, present Hood’s and ef- potato crop, which is reported light in this practically done. it looks as though another wave of pros- Sarsaparilla surely removes boils and section. As the Unitarian The Republican Jour. Pub. Co. perity is beginning in southern as well as fectively scrofula, church is not yet ready for other blood diseases because it drives Mr. Edna Roberts of Rockland, Mass., is vis- that will Dress at all maritime of the United occupancy society unite with the I ports States nd largely through the misfor- out of the blood all the humors that iting at his brother’s,Elmer G.Roberts, this be- Universalists next Sunday. Upfl CHARLES A. PILSBURY. tunes of other cause these diseases. cannot be his first visit home in ten years. Swat the old suit! man \ Bu“ Manager nations. They ing There will be a A be clean regular meeting of the Jun- may physical) I treated in other from of a successfully any way. Mrs, John Dickey died the effects ior Alliance of the Unitarian church at Since last week the brief para- Friday and morally—but he’s to look it one one writing External for their re- funeral was held last week at got to ■ \dvertising Tkrms. For square, applications shock and the 3.30 p, m., at the parsonage. get cents one week on the New House—the rich length in column, 25 for graph Augusta moval have almost useless, her on Hall Rev. David Brackett of “over.’1 proven home hill, Next impression I And 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. ot an Sunday the Unitarians and Unitrersa- unsolicited, unbought testimonial because they cannot drive out the Belfast officiating. a lists will in the Subscription Terms. In advance, S2.00 other facts that are in the blood. worship together Universalist three appreciative wayfarer—some impurities Mrs. Miss Addie year; $1.00 for six months; 50 cents for Mr. and Cheney Higgins, church, with a by Rev. A. A. Blair. Clean dress this have come to Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes pure up; paint up; up. The big months. concerning hostelry Davis and Mrs. Ebi^n Miller motored to Belfast combi,, 8 mind. aim of rich blood, perfects the digestion, and Services were held last Sunday at St. Mar- that speaks for It has always been the Tuesday, Miss Davis remaining to visit her health, happiness and succes note in the case is builds the whole The skin 8 's to up system. garets Episcopal church, Rev. Henry Jones of The Journal record the achievements, niece, Mrs. Inez White. cannot side-step who you are as as becomes smooth, clean and healthy. Camden long there m, unsatisfactory to this government—no at or officiating. There will be no services 8 home abroad, of Waldo county has stood the to behold outward for de- This great blood remedy A large number of the sisters of Silver Crown there next Sunday. your appearance. doubt part of the Kaiser’s game in and Maine in 8 people particular people test of Insist on having K of P are to attend the has bet- forty years. Temple, planning The services at the lay. Later—Germany thought to a native of Baptist church will be as general,and Stockton, (now Hood’s, for nothing else acts like it. Pythian Sisterhood convention to be held in In this record-breaking age of ter of it, and will make amends. usual next Sunday, Preaching service morn- progress wba’ Stockton Springs) Hon. Charles S. Hich- There is no real substitute. Get it Belfast this, Thursday, evening. have done is 8 ing and evening, Sunday school at noon and discounted. What you look i3 a share of the credit Sold all like m, The total enrollment at the born, very large today. b,y druggists. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roberts motored to 8 University Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p. m. Prayer meet- do is the nine due for the fine hotel of which points that count in your favor. of Maine is now 1,206, which exceeds Augusta Some8ville, Mount Desert island, last week, ing this, Thursday, evening.; 8 The can boast today. Active in promoting The News of Belfast. where they were guests of Rev. J. N. Walaer, last year’s total by 77 students. There will be a preaching service next Sun- Hie yourself down to this establishment and finar what all concerned recog- the president of the Brooks Water Co. tome, I class is the largest in the cing day at Mason’s Mills church at 10.30 a. m fol- Sophomore Fall and Winter are nized must prove an unremunerative Charleo N. Black has sold his Cadillac car to Mrs. A. B. who has been convales- clothes ready for history of the University. Payson, [ lowed by the Sunday school. The preaching inspection. 8 Mr. Hichborn A. B. Stantial and bought a 1916 Cadillac. cent for sometime, has been taken to her successful ones pecuniary investment, service at Trinity church will be at 2 30 p. m., keep abreast of the times in matt. a and B Luther Haddocks, executive secre- gave his close personal attention to all Mrs. Ralph M. Johnson of New York Miss father’s, C. N. Forbes, for week’s visit, followed by the Sunday school. both dress and business. of the Maine State Sea Food Protec- it is she will continue tary the details of construction and to the Mabel Johnson of Washington, D. C., Miss hoped improving. At the church 8 in this Congregational next Sunday tive commission, was city yester- Hazeltine and Miss Anne C. of of the furniture and Louise Crosby Several of our village people have been in there will be the usual with and held a conference with Senator buying and placing morning worship day motored to 29th and Belfast, Bangor Sept, Belfast most of the time for two weeks at- sermon at Bible school at meet- Wake this Charles F. Johnson concerning matters fittings, and is today the president and 10.45; 12, noon; up man, is TODAY! I and took lunch at the Bangor House. the session of the Court. pertaining to the work of the commission of the Hotel tending Supreme Geo# ing of the Young People’s Society at 6.30 p. m. general manager Augusta There’s a lot ot in its relation with the federal Miss Jessie E. B. H. S. '16, who has H. Johnson is serving on the traverse jury. at goodly these excellent govern- As he is the of the Hart, Prayer meeting this, Thursday, evening 7.30 KUPPENHEIM11 8 ment.— Sentinel. Company. president and Overcoats as low as Waterville been employed by the Telephone Bernard the eldest son of Mr. and o’clock. §15 and §20. Hand tailored First National Bank of Augusta and has Staples, clot".' I Luther Maddocks was of Leonard & Bar- are, that will fit both Of course meant, Co., has entered the office Mrs. Marry Staples, has been visiting his Next you physically and other business relations this Sunday the Universalist Sunday School mentally. under the circumstances the error is necessarily Miss Pearl |b but rows, succeeding Whitten,resigned parents, returning last week to Massachusetts, will observe Day. There will be involved some sacrifice of in- Rally special personal who is to marry Alanson Thomas of Camden where he is a course at Tufts’ Dental excusable. taking selections rendered by tbe children and an terests. While the summer hotels open this month. College. effort will be made to get out a number. W. their doors for the summer Beason large Clark & Co. our busy 1 of readers will be interested Harry as a has been Many A petition voluntary bankrupt Happy Vailey Chapter, O. E. S., has re- Special invitations will be sent out for that has in Mr. Alfred Johnson’s article on Dr. and then close, the Augusta House filed with the cleric of the United States dis- sumed work after the summer recess, and it is occasion. The Main Street Clothiers, Belfast. summer for three months of profitable business, to trict court Charles Larrabee, Unity, farm- Dudley Sargent’s camp by hoped the interest will be good during the A well attended and enthusiastic 8 of claimed meeting Dr. is a Belfast who be months when er. Liabilities, $685. Assets, $489, season. The next will be on girls. Sargent boy followed by twenty-one coming meeting the officers and reaohers of the Universalist creditors James 1 the author- it is at a loss. We doubt if exempted. Principal listed, Oct. 13th and member is asked to be stands foremost today among j kept open every Sunday scoool was held last Monday evening Pillsbury, Edward Rand and Edward York, all as there is business to be ities on culture. He secured a there is another such case of public spirit present, important at the home of the pastor, Rev. A. A. Blair. physical & j of Unity. Attorneys, Williamson, Burleigh arranged, and a banquet will be served. college education and attained his pres- in the country. One other fact should Plans for the winter were discussed and ar- McLean, Augusta. The old now owned for the ent position unaided save by his be mentioned. There is no odor ascend- McTaggart homestead, ; rangements made Rally Day Services high Weather the Waldo Vet- permitting County John was burned to the next Several new natural and his native is from the basement such as in years by Hobbs, ground Sept. Sunday. departures will be abilities, city ing will eran association met today in Silver Har- of straw left a I 30th. A entered this fall to increase the PICKLING and of him. the old House. large pile by threshing upon interest proud past permeated Augusta vest hall, Waldo, and a attend- Grange large crew the barn was apparently ignited and improve the of the It is a clean and against efficiency Sunday house, morally physi- ance is The will be sad- ine recent gaies nave lenueu 10 en- expected. meeting by a smouldering spark from the last train school. cally. dened the death of Albert Nicker- hance the cost of least so by Emery down. Fortunately the house was unoccupied high living—at At the Methodist church next Sunday morn- son, the first president of the association,who at the time. PRESERVING as “brain food” is concerned. The I far ing Rev. Horace B. Sellers will speak on OBITUARY. had ever been active in its interests and who Since the death of the vet- few vessels that went out were not able John G. Gordon, “God’s Failures” and in the evening on “The We had never missed a meeting. If the weather have everything you need i'u: I to do much fishing and of fresh eran clothing manufacturer of Waldo county, Worth of a Man.” At 2 p. in. there will be prices Edward H. Carpenter, a prominent resident is unfavorable the meeting will be held the the old pants factory, which had teen one of preaching services in the Wood's schoolhouse, up your winter supply of pie! I fish soared in consequence. In Boston, of Castine, died at his home in that town Oct. next fair day. the notable industries of Brooks, has been Northport. At 7 30 this, Thursday, etc. ■ wholesale dealers were 2nd after a illness. He was born in Chi- evening serves, Sept. 29th, get- long islesboro is to have a district for one nurse, closed down,permanently,to all appearances. A regular prayer -meeting, and at 8 30 the proba- to 20 cents a for cod with 45 and his and ting 18 pound cago years ago. spent youth year at the to be borne the PEACHKS FOR least, expense by splendid opportunity for some enterprising tioners’ class. the PRESERVING RECEIVED 3Y EVERY ... manhood in Mass., where he Tomorrow, Friday, evening BOAT, G I the heads off, which means about 25 early Brookline, and summer and Miss j townspeople residents, clothing manufacturer is now available here, jg Scouts will meet in the House. was from the school. He was Boy Opera RIPE PEPPERS, BUTTON ONIONS. ETC. I cents a to the consumer. Almost graduated High Inez L. Barker of Center Montville has been pound one of the graduated from Harvard University in 1893, During the recent “line gale” of fresh fish were scarce and engaged and will enter upon the duties in a TRANSFERS IN RE AL ESI ATE. THE all kinds magnificent old elms on the lawn of the Dr, BEST OF VINEGAR, MIXED and for a time was engaged in the life insu- SPICES, ALLSHCE, WHOLf ,3(s I few weeks. Miss Barker is a trained nurse of in the Boston market last week, residence was blown down, and two high rance business in Boston. In the year 1900 he Kilgore WHOLE CLOVES, TUMERIC AND I many years experience and has had several The following transfers of real estate were MUSTARD. and the season for mackerel, bluefish others so as to make their came to Castine,and the J. W. Dresser seriously damaged bought cases in Islesboro, so that she is well known to recorded in Waldo of Deeds is almost over. removal The was County Registry and swordfish fishline manufactory, which business he re- necessary. telephone system many of the people. Her qualifications for for the week ending October 5, 1015: organized and continued until the time of his put out of commission to a considerable extent the duties of a district nurse are Isaac Gamble, to Jennie B. in unquestioned and and linemen have Frankfort, The offensive of the Allies the west death as the Casting Line & Twine Co. Mr. by falling poles wires, and Islesboro is to be on secur- Gamble, do.; land and buildings in Frankfort. congratulated been to the time dam- WARD’S BREAD AND continued the past week and was gen- Carpenter erected a handsome residence in busy present repairing CAKE I ing her services. George W. Dunaver, Stockton Springs, to the ages! erally successful. It is thought that town, which became a centre of generous Manson G. Fresh from the Mrs. Horace B. Sellers entertained last Littlefield; do; land andbuildings in Bakery. I they will now hold their present positions hospitality. He was closely identified with Miss Christine Jones is preparing to leave Stockton Thursday evening in honor of Miss Bertha Springs. the various activities of the home next week to take a course at a business Toilet Articles te for a fresh offensive, and they town, displaying Howard A. to James L. and prepare Whitten and Miss Ruth Macomber. Miss Whit- Gregory, Searsport, Playing Cards 1 interest in as a mem- in to have an abundance of muni- deep the schools, serving college Portland. Wednesday evening, land and are said ten left Saturday and Miss Macomber will Cunningham, do.; buildings in Sears- ber of the school committee and as tie members of the Christian En- A. A. The are on the offensive superin- Sept. 29th, port.. HOWES & I tions. leave next week for a course in Shaw's Busi- CO., tendent. He was an ardent Unitarian and a deavor a social at ves- society gave the church Arthur K. to on most of their battle and ness Portland. Tea was served at Walker, Appleton, Edward long line, member of the First College, in her MEOILINES I prominent Independent try honor, which was largely attended. Millay, Liberty; land in GROCERIES,_DRUGS elsewhere the Austro-Germans are mak- 6'30 p. m., followed by music. The guests Liberty. as chairman of A fine was Congregational church, serving program presented, refreshments Abram L. to Edward definite were Misses Lev erne Elizabeth Fish, Liberty, Millay* ing little progress. Nothing the also as and Whitten, were parish committee, treasurer, served, and all present did their utmost do.; land in the Chamberlain and Marian Brown of Belfast Liberty. from the , though in school to the a “send off.” being actively engaged Sunday work, give young lady pleasant j Jesse E. Staples, Belfast, to Charles M. victories there. and Miss Clara Palm of Brookline, Mass., who are claiming Interest several years as superintendent, He was a is spending the summer here. The installation of the officers of Golden Howes, Liberty, et als., Trustees; land and in the where hos- of of and now centers , past master Hancock lodge Masons, in Belfast. EVERYTHING IN 1 Crown Lodge, Knights of Pythias, was held buildings a the is surviv- At the annual of the tilities may begin at any moment. Bul- member of Loyal Legion. He meeting Baptist Sewing W. S. Hunt Sept. 28th by D. G. C., CheDey Higgins, and estate, Searsmorft, to M, F. ed his a and two Circle, heid in the church garia has evidently decided to cast her by wife, daughter sons,and by vestry Sept. 29tb, Hunt, do.; land in Searsmont. the following were installed: P. C., Walter ; two sisters, Miss Harriet Carpenter of Brook- the officers of the past year were renominat- SCHOOL lot with Germany, and will then H. Young; C. C., Leroy E. Godding; V. C, F. SUPPLIES line, Mass., and Miss Alice Carpenter of New ed as follows: president, Mrs. Robert P. come to the aid of , and British H. Smith; , T. A. Stubbs; M. of W., York. Funeral services were held at the late Coombs; vice president, Mrs. J. G. Aborn; OLD AND NEW WAY ^€* A 7 e€- and French forces have already been A. E. Webb; M. at A., Guy Prime; I. G., John home Monday, and in the First Congregational secretary, Mrs. George D. Mahoney; treasur- landed in Greece. has an Manuccia; 0. G., Elmer Tripp. Regular meet- army church, Brookline, Mass Tuesday. er, Mrs. Gerald W. Howard, director of the TO TREAT CATARRH are now held for the remainder of she can send to the new theater of war, work committee, Mrs. Fred J. Clements. The ings being L. J. POTTLE’S William P. Smith of Waldo died Oct. 2nd at the year, after the long summer vacation. and will do her part. An Austro- treasurer's report showed that during the past Breathing a Germ Killing Air Endorsed By the Waldo County hospital, aged 70 years and The Roberts sisters have moved their Successor to H. Davis’ German army of 250,000 is said to be in year $239 had been raised by fairs, suppers goods 5 Actual Results. months. He was a native of Smith Island, from the rent so them in the readiness to join and attempt and special order work, the largest sum raised occupied long by but had lived in Waldo He is The of has a many years. for and the W. S. Jones’ house and will make their home discovery Hyomei wrought 10 AND 25 CENT to open the way to . many years, president's report wonderful change in the treatment of catarrh. 5, STORE survived by his wife, formerly. Miss Sarah with Mrs. John Gordon. The residence also showed the society to be in a flourishing large Prior to three years ago the medicines ordi- Seeking of Swanville; by their two sons, of Mrs. Gordon will in the cure Church Street, ford condition. Mrs. Coombs positively declined comfortably accommodate narily employed ^of this disease Hay Block, Belfast, M The increase in the number of steam- were Arthur of Monroe and David of Waldo, and by the four sisters and make an drugs, sprays, lotions, etc. In some in- re-election and a meeting was for agreeable arrange- ers in the trade appointed stances they benefited, but the improvement engaged coastwise is due a sister, Mrs. Nancy Rollerson of Citypoint. ment in all The fifth October 6th with Mrs. George D. Mahoney, being together. sister, was not lasting.. in of course to the fact that Mr. Smith served three in the Civil part fully years when a new Mrs, Vira Crowell, recently embarked for a With Hyomei you take into the air president will be elected. Plans passages SWAN VILLE. Mrs is War ,in the 11th Maine and was a of throat and head a balsamic air Mary Haley enlarg j three-quarters of the fliet of five and Regiment second on the sea of matrimony, and as your that for the winter's worx were discussed. trip the and of goes into the minutest cells, and should effect- village Andrew Moore six-masted schooners once in member Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R. Mrs.Fred Moulton haB settled down in the new engaged The Hospital Club Picnic. The ually kill all germs and microbes of catarrh. Miss Ethelind Havener of Searsport is with of Belfast. The funeral was held at his late Hospital Mr. and Mrs Luce an the business are now in the cottage on the hill, built by Mr. Moulton the Its purpose is to enter the blood with the Henry employed Club had a very enjoyable picnic last Thurs- oxy- Mrs. A. E. Nickerson ed home at 1 ra„ Rev. David Brack- the in the their mother, Mrs. Lora Ch West Indian or off shore Monday p. to the set of de- gen, killing germs blood, and restore trade, But afternoon at the W. past year replace buildings ett of Belfast day Windanspray, J. health to the whole system. Many astonish- Mrs. Walter J. Nickerson of Belfast was in The officiating. stroyed by fine. apple crop is small judging from the number of steamers Jones cottage on the Condon shore. Several ing testimonials have been received from those town last Thursday and to finish Friday pack- blew a who have been recently great part now in process of building in this coun- Charles L. Gray, a native of Deer Isle and of the members went in the afternoon with helped by Hyomei. ing her household goods. WHITE’S CORNER (W interport.) A complete outfit is inexpensive and in- ground. for Boston some with son of the late Oliver and Lucy Severance their and at 6 o'clock was serv- try companies, 9,- sewing supper cludes an inhaler, dropper and sufficient Hyo- Mr. and Mrs. Will Stevens returned to Bev- The Rebekahs held a wnm: Gray, and a resident of died to which the had been R. York of was a W. mei for several weeks’ treatment. 000 tons capacity, and which will be ad- formerly Castine, ed, gentlemen invited. F. Brooks visitor at C. erly, Mass., Sept. 28th, accompanied by Miss can day evening, and w in this Oct. 69 10 months ■ the strongest evidence that be Sept. 29th, ded to the fleet within six it city 4th, aged years, As the weather was not fit for an out-of-doors Nealley’s Sunday afternoon. Perhaps Sadie M. who will enter the months, given to doubters, is the tact that A. A. Howes Nickerson, hospi- Oct. 13th. and 23 days. He had been suffering for some corn roast one hundred ears were cooked on 1 seems an assured fact that the The young ladies who are & Co. have so much faith in that tal there to train for a nurse. greater attending Bangor Hyomei they Miss A. time, and was ill only two with the last the kitchen stove and served on a table S. IViansur has been the coal to days long High school were at home for the week-end. sell every package under a positive guarantee part of coming New England Mr. and Mrs. Emery Cunningham returned at , which caused his death. He had fol- in the living room with sandwiches,doughnuts, to refund the money if it does not relieve. burgh, the home of Warren ports hereafter will be landed from Chester Knowlton of Monroe is at C. W from Bangor Friday night accompanied by Mr. few lowed the sea practically all his life. One cheese and coffee. After supper there were days. cutting his corn for the and Mrs. S. P. Strickland, who a few steamers. What the big schooners will sur- Nealley’s ensilage silo. spent daughter, Mrs. Moses A. Dow of this city two tables at cards, some sewed and others Mr. Crocker from East Mae! | find to do if conditions after the close of Mrs C. M. Conant entertained the days with them, later going to Temple Heights. vives. His brother came over from Castine sat about the open fire and toasted marshmal- ladies of the village church last Sundav ! the war them of their to take the remains to Castine for the Monroe W. C. T. U. last afternoon. Mr. A. H. Nickerson of East Corinth, who deprive present Tuesday lows, The committee having charge of the Friday at the Center in the morning. remains to be interment. Mr. and whb called to town by the death of his brother employment seen, but affair was Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore, chairman, Mrs. M. A. Haley and daughter rresh Mrs. E. rood M. Dollotf from liar 5 meanwhiie Mrs. Robert P. Mrs. N Houston and in Dix- Alfred spent the week-end with his brother E. they will have paid for them- Coombs, Phyllis spent Saturday Sunday Dolloff’s sister Emma from Cam Allen M. Moody, who was impaled upon an Small and Mrs. Leroy A. Webber. mont. H. Nickerson and family, returning home selves with a handsome profit added. iron EVERY DAY AT THE Albert Durham’s last week. ! spike when the top rail of a Lincolnville Monday. NOT A SMUGGLER. Ab all who know Mrs, Clara Fish of East is assist- Durham took them in their car < bridge gave away three weeks ago, died last Capt. Hampden Charles son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- j a Belfast were convinced would be the ing in the care of E. C. who Thompson, den. The Journal recently quoted Saturday at the Knox in Rockland. Hayes case, the Clement, is fail- hospital of this town was in- that he had in ing rapidly. mund Thompson fatally j business man who expressed the opinion His condition never furnished of report engaged smuggling Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Clark tangible hope forenoon while and Chinese into this The jured last Friday threshing that the farmers of Waldo county would recovery. The whs taken to Lincolnville opium country proves Saco Valley Canning Co. finished their Oct. 15th and have of the body at the home of Mr. Louie B. Nickerson. charge to be utterly A more work at the Blaisdell grain more than Sunday by Undertaker Swan of Camden. The groundless. loyal, factory Thursday night, of the farmers line find dairying profitable pota- The were held at his telephoi. American citizen than funeral services home victim of the was 46 patriotic, law-abiding Sept. 30th. Hogan who has se seems to peculiar tragedy nearly Nealley, given good to growing. This opinion pre- afternoon. Interment was in Green is not to be found on sea Monday years of He was a and also the Capt. Hayes Mr. and t< her farm. vail in other sections of the State. It age. teamster, Mrs. Walter Smith and children of Lawn Much is extend- [ or shore. Letters from re- cemetery. sympathy village sexton. His survive him. Capt. Hayes visited his Mrs. Mrs. Annie on that family Newburg sister, C. W. Neal- ed to the bereaved relatives. Conant entertai j has been found investigation ceived here by the family state that greatly ley, Sunday. T. U. last week. It was a red in central Maine has increased The remains of the late a to his he was hove-to, boarded and Mr. A. Eugene and Mr. Ernest Nickerson dairying Henry Dunton, surprise, of Frances Mrs. Lucy Blair and three children of Mor- birthday Willard, over 40 cent, and this increase is still former resident of whose death oc- searched by revenue officers, but he had noth- Bakery of Portland and Mr. Percy L. Nickerson of per Burnham, her was listown, N. J„ were guests of Mrs. R L. Clem- memory paid by remark- on. Over half a dozen new dairy curred in Barre, Vt., were brought to ing but a cargo of log-wood and fustie and was Bath arrived in town Saturday night to attend going recently ents on the beautiful life she gave several days last week. of A. Nick- societies have been formed. The test- Burnham and interment was made in promptly released. Capt. Hayes has often the funeral their father, Hon. E, Friday TRY THEIR ance cause. The next meetin. i a home The re- expressed in severe terms his aversion to the Quite numner trom this vicinity attended erson. Percy and Ernest returned Sun- ing associations are becoming popular the family lot in Mount cemetery. Mrs. Larby Oct. 15th. the a whist at Odd in and A. left in com- mains were his son. He leaves Chinese and opium trade and he writes a party Fellows hall Monroe day night Eugene Monday and where they are used the best results accompanied by friend: “Rather than a 28th. with his uncle, Mr. E. H. Nickerson and a sister, Mrs. Estelle and several broth- smuggle such cargo Tuesday evening, Sept. pany NORTH ISLESLCR are obtained. The Waterville testing as- Cole, into the United even were and .liss Vinie M, Nickerson, for ers. States, 1 employed Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clements, accompanied Bread family, eliminate all M Miss able to Whole was sociation has been i Portland. Elizabeth Bates by a firm who would do so, I would give up my by Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Haley, motored to Exe- their homes boarder and now all Castine for the week-end. \ cows, practically command, even if it was in the South Sea ter 29th EAST BELFAST. Sept. and attended the fair. The funei 1 of Hon. A. E. Nickerson, who dairy herds are producing a good aver- ,” has sailed for Miss Marian Coombs will Capt. Hayes many Mrs. Margaret Norcross and Mr. and Mrs. died morning 30th, was early l.iursday Sept. for age, and from the cream sent to the Mr. and Mrs. George A. Leavitt are in Bos- years for the Pendletons of Islesboro and New Lewiston to visit her frien* Moses Wadleigh of Old Town were callers at DOUGHNUTS held at his late home Sunday afternoon and is realized from each ton on a visit. York and made a successful to Mrs.Adrianna Bunker and M creamery $70 profit recently trip G. H, York’s and U. B. Jewett’s last was attended. Rev. A. A. Blair, pas- | thence to Friday largely S. 6th Lisbon, , Jamaica, where he were in last cow. In this market the price of the T, Thompson left Oct. on a business afternoon. tor a Bangor Friday and j loaded for Philadelphia. IN AND ONLY of the Universalibt church, personal has t to Cincinnati, Ohio. FRIED LARD best dairy butter to the consumer rip Mrs. Edna friend of the deceased and of whom he was Mrs. Isabel Sprague returned j The Game Laws. With the opening of the Harquail and Miss Avis Harquail for some time been 37 cents a and Mrs. Herbert Brown of Bay View Farm has arrived fond,was called home from his vaca- last week after spending sever pound hunting season there are many requests for by boat from Castine last Saturday especially returned from visits in Portland as tion to words of comfort to Mrs. Velocia Coombs. the demand has often exceeded the sup- and Rock- iuformation to changes in the game laws, morning, called here by the illness of Mrs. 10c. doz. officiate and spoke \ land. etc and we take the following summary from per the bereaved relatives. A male Harquail’s father, E. C, and re- quartette, Mr, and Mrs. Edward PendleC ply. the Rockland Opinion, the dates applying to Clements, ] _ * Messrs. Parker, Johnson and Coombs Miss Alberta Nickerson is confined to her Knox, Lincoln and Waldo counties: Deer turned to Castine by auto Sun day afternoon. Pitcher, their annual visit in Lewiston the editor of The three selections. The Reminiscences by home by illness. She is attended by Dr. F, C. November 1st to December 1st; hare, rabbit of Belfast rendered Mrs. Fred Pendleton. Marine Journal, Capt. George L. Nor- October 1st to April 1st; gray squirrel, Sep- flowers contributed by relatives and friends Small, tember 1st to November Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Preble hav 1st; ruffed grouse, r- The casket was j a feature of were profuse and beautiful. ton, are now regular that Mr. John Stephenson is quite ill at his home partridge, October 1st to December 1st; wood- from Dark Harbor, where Mr. I | October 1st to December 1st; draped with the flag and the veterans attend- paper and while specially interesting to on S wan Lake avenue. He is attended by Dr. cock, plover, livery stable during the summer 15th to December ed in a and a from Mari- to others snipe, yellowlegs, August body large delegation seafarers they appeal many J. C. Ham. 1st; rail, coot, gallinule, 1st to Dec- September ners Lodge of Searsport accompanied the pro- NEWS OF THE GRANGE Who are familiar with the persons, Mrs. Lizzie Bassick is ill with rheumatism ember 1st; duck, goose, brant, September lat to December 16th. New laws of cession to the cemetery and held very im- is a general ap- places and incidents recalled. Of spec- and great sufferer. She is attended by Dr. Blankets The married of Victor Gra *-■ the last were Blankets brother Masons acted people plication passed by legislature pressive services. Six ial interest to the writer, and doubtless J. C. Ham. those: the season on bull moose until served a for the sing Closing aa bearers: Capt. D. H. Nichols. Capt. B. F. mont, supper 1919 (ch, 146;) shortening the season one month Buy your Blankets of last to others, are the reminiscences of New Mrs. Elmer Decrow and daughter Charlotte Colcord and West and Mr. Merri- winners in the literary contest on rabbits (ch. 154;) forbidding night hunting Capt. Harry One cake was noticeable for I Orleans in which often figure two well left last Saturday for Roslindale, Maas., for a Si birds from sunset to sunrise and mammals thew of Searsport and Mr. Fred M. Nickerson quite visit with relatives. from one hour after sunset to one hour before lament, plainly printed with colort known Maine men, Capt. Thomas J. & JONES of Monroe. The other’s name we did not sunrise (ch. 170;) reducing the general non- CARLE I wish I were a later. "Gee, single." Woodward and Pearl Wight of the firm Geo. Hibbard of Etna made short visit last resident license fee from $25 to $15; strength- learn. An obituary will appear laC of Woodward & Wight, ship chandlers. week with his son, Geo. Hibbard, Jr., and ening the law for the registration of guides Seaside Grange at the meeting (ch. 234;) shortening the season two weekB on voted to have the annual ha ones now of the family, of Searsport avenue. and MONROE. evening They are the only living ruffed seasons under grouse; harmonizing White, Gray Fancy under the direction of the *egular of the shipping firms at the Frank Pierce is slowly convalescing from State and federal laws on migratory species; principals Roy E. Sholes, A. B. Small* was the smaller shore birds at all sea- The Odd Fellows will have a Friday mittee, time of which Norton writes, and typhoid fever, Mrs. Pierce taken ill protecting supper Capt. sons; and prohibiting more than daily limit on 69c., 79c., 98c., $1.25, $1.39, Earl Braley. At the meeting torn* 1 about a week ago with the same fever and is | night, Oct. 8th. of which he says: ducks to be transported (ch. 258;) shortening the and decor;* Miss day, evening supper very sick. Sadie Rector, who has also the season one month on gray squirrels; broad- to The Thimble Club will meet with Mrs. Lora Those were the when cotton ships $1.69, up $5.00. mittees will be days b een with is much the law on Sunday, appointed. for from sick it, better. ening prohibiting hunting Chase Tuesday, Oct. 12th. lay at the levee loading clarifying the alien license law, and extending VERY TRULY a distance YOURS, of Mr. and Mrs. two to four tiers deep for of the sale season two weeks during which licens- The three small children the river front. Children Cry at least four miles along Children Cry ed residents may sell deer hides and trophies Hartley are ill with a bowel trouble. Freights were high and not one of these (ch. 277;) prohibiting the use of boats other CARLE & JONES. FOR FLETCHER’S FOR FLETCHER’S Farmers are but they are cotton ships paid leas than $10,000 in dis- than sail or row boats in hunting wild fowl in digging potatoes, certain coastal waters of the State out in this section. I A bursements before sailing, and some of CASTORIA (ch. 345.) turning very poor CAS TO R -- -- -.—_ D of The South The News Belfast. American travel;pictures have been meeting with favor at tha Opera House. and Mrs. Edgar L. Harding are on their Manager Mr. Clifford announce* Seeing America in Northern Maine. Sale on will ant^ 21 Main annual hunting trip Special follow this series. S Street. Telephone 19. set will be given at the The ^ tea away Opera monthly meeting of the Woman’* Club next Saturday evening at 8 30. will be held October House Monday, 11th, at 3 p, m. ' on A large attendance is deBired Charles Adams, a brakeman the Belfast- as business ot PREPAREDNESS importance is to come before u!-nham freight, has been transferred to the the club. Mrs. Amos Clement, the D:ain line. CHOCOLATES present, will preside. | The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist church Traveller’s Club will hold the first meet- ing of the season with Mrs. give a public harvest supper in their ves- For one week, beginning Thursday, Oct. 7, we shall Edward J Morison Oct. 13th from 6 to 7.30 m. Tuesday, Oct. 12th. Progr; m: & p. sell our chocolates at Paper, "Gal- JONES the lant following reduced prices: Little WaleB." by Miss Maude E y Charles H. Walden is still at Rocky Ma- thews; reading, ’’Hill-top Churches,” Mrs. t. Pitcher’s Pond, and Mrs. H. C. Pitcher by |CARLE 40c. CHOCOLATES 25c. lb. Morison; reading, “The Welsh ut Tuesday to spend the remainder of Religious Re- Our Fall and Winter “ vival of 1904,” by Mrs. C. M. Lines week with her. 30c. 18c. lb. Craig. An alarm from box 35 about 3 » Ladies’ Social Union of the “ p. m. |S In are Young Bap- Sept Every Department really Better than we have ever 20c. 12c. lb. 30th called out two carried. # church met at the vestry Monday evening companies of the fire de- partment and adjourned to this, Thursday, evening after upon investigation it was found to be the work of mischievous There WE SHOW YOU? •c gular prayer meeting. DARBY boys. & was no fire, but their cost SHALES, prank the city not 3_MAY tiers have been received from Mrs. Amos | less than Succes sors to L. S. Shiro, Phenix Row, $25. The culprits were discovered DRESS v, Belfast, GOODS ng (Cora Morison) announcing their safe Me. and admonished are HOUSE DRESSES and not likely to repeat • un- ,. va 1 in San Juan, Puerto after an the Rico, ___ t—.' offense. Poplins. The “Domestic” aily tine and quick trip, Serges, Gaberdines, Silkenfels, Dress needs no The Otto Nelson Construction Co. of Bangor I to the demand wounded flew praise 2 Owing Manager Clifford was 4 partridge through a kitchen and a of peter the son of Crepes variety Fancy Suitings from us. Women who have Lytham Slugg, year-old is replacing the walk around the post office. unable to book "A Fool There window at the home of William H. worn them 2 Was” for the Hall, Con- with y- and Mrs. Morris L. Slugg, was christened dates gress Messalines,Taffetas, know the Two of our local gunners were afield last announced in a recent issue, but haB street, last Thursday, carrying with him Georgette Crepes, quality and fit. 9 .st Sunday morning in the Congregational a Friday and brought home 14 birds, partridge it clinched for Oct. 20-21. shower of broken glass and badly frighten- Chiffon Cloths and Fancy Silks to match. We the h by the Rev. Haraden S. Pearl. th carry good did fashioned and woodcock. ing occupants of the room. The window Wrappers £ Virgil L. Hall, William H, Hall, Oscar Wil- A public supper under the auspices of the was up at the bottom, thus making a double The House of Bondage with Lottie Pickford kins, C. E. Read and Dana Clement of Water- HOSIERY rsalist Ladies’ Circle, will be given in sash at the top, each pane 15 by 36, and both APRON the feature at the House to- ville left SPECIALS 2 is special Opera Monday in the former’s car for Bos- vestry of the church on Monday evening, were broken to bits. Gordon, Round Ticket in fall and night, Thursday. ton and Brockton, where they will attend the Hosiery 5 doz. 8th, at 6 o’clock, Tickets, 25 cents. Mr Bungalow Aprons, all fair. and Mrs. E, S. Pitcher have closed their winter light, 25c. # Charles B. Eaton began work Tuesday on weights \ and Mrs. John Sylvester, Mr. and Mrs. cottage at The Battery and are at their city Button remodelling the barn at his place at 3 Court Mr. and Front Bungalow an H. Coombs, Mrs, Frank Towle and I Mrs. W. H. MelntoBh and Miss Eva home on Northport avenue for the winter. Aprons, light, 2 street into a tenement house. Holmes will leave UNDERWEAR medium and arrie Greenlaw motored to Monday for a three weeks Their daughter, Mrs. James F. Sleeper, is still dark, 50c, 2 The annual of4he Associated Chari- vication and business to with them last Sunday in the Sylvester car and meeting trip Boston and New but will leave for her home in Forest Mills, Pants and Union Waitress and Nurses ties will be held in the Police Court room, York, and Miss Vests, Suits Aprons. across the lake to the Birch Point camps | Holmes manicure parlors in Beloit, Wis the iast of the month. Hon, and call of the Thursday, Oct. 14th, at 4 p. m., by ! Phoenix Row will be closed that Mrs. John R. summer 3l sportsmen have been considerably ex- during time. Dunton, sojourners at A Wm. B. KID PETTICOATS president, Mr. Woodbury. The Battery, are at their on GLOVES isted over rumors that the law against Sun- | ThomaB H. Marshall Circle celebrated their home Church H. A. Peters and family, who have been oc- street Black Mercerized -all ® shooting is to be enforced this season, ; third birthday party at their regular meeting Heavy Street, Dress Kid and Chamois prices. E. S. Pitcher house on the matter in A. A. Howes & cupying the Northport with ten at sensing I Tuesday afternoon, the birthday Wm. Arthur Shales has sold his house on have moved to the new house on Mil- Finished Fabric. A fresh 79c. 99c. and s -tore the other one of the avenue, table. Mrs. supply. Specials, $1.25 day gunners Julia G. McKeen provided the Congress street, formerly the Wm. Pitcher built Loren Cross. q sent said: “Well, it won't affect- ler street recently by ; cake. The table any- birthday decorations were fine homestead, to Walter B. Dutch, who several he never kills who had been at home green vines and cut flowers anything.” D. Towle, | There was a good years ago bought and has been living in the Separate Dress Skirts to the attendance. 2 vertised Letters. The following let- for several days, returned yesterday I N. G. Pettingil] house, 9 Elm street. Mr. and jg to remain Mrs. • M & C. Make remained uncalled for in the Belfast Condon Camps, Smithfield, during Mr. Shales have taaen a rent in the William All $5.00 • post- I and Mrs.Albert L.Cuzner, mar- out recently for the week Oct. 5th: Ladies— October. He is greatly benefitting by the Woods house on Cedar street. Mrs. L. M W None None ending ried, were guests of honor at a social in the cheaper. higher. 0 doer life. [ Mrs. Shales’ Grace Bowe;, Bertha Mrs. Orff, mother, will house for ~~ Burdeen, Baptist vestry Tuesday evening under the au- keep them while A. Fuller, Miss Jennie Roberts, Mrs. C. The Loring Musicale Review will be the at- of the Y. P. Mrs. Shales elerks in their store. spices S. C. E„ and were pre- : Mrs. Carrie Mrs. White, traction at the Colonial theater next week in Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks and son who NEW RAINCOATS--THREE GRADES aw, Stevens, Ray sented with a quartered rocking chair. Bartlett, S have been in the g t.emen—Ernest Rufus John connection with the of living Shales home, will go to Grigg, Libby, regular program pic- Cake and ice cream were served and the even- Foreland before r: Ut. tures. This musical comedy company of fif- ing spent socially. returning to their home in Seattle, Wnsh. BEDDING--Sheets, Pillow Blankets and • D. who has been teen people is playing at the Jefferson theater, Slips, Puffs. tiph Southworth, occupy- Commander Pratt Fromoted. 2 to be a Comman- The Boy the Edith M. Southworth No. 3 Portland, this week and promises good Scouts. A meeting of those in- house, der William Commander sent on V.Pratt,Lieut. Dudley terested in the Scout W Samples, yard goods, application. Goods sent on .h has taken a lease of the H. H. popular price entertainment. Boy movement was held approval. # street, W. Knox, and Lieut. Charles W. Early will be last in solicited. rubs tenement on street and will Friday evening the Methodist church 9 Your inspection Very truly yours, High Over 60 automobile licenses have advanced in rank £ operators’ by Capt. Knapp’s death. with there in December. Miss South- vestry about 25 boys present. Enroll- early been revoked of State, John E. Commander Pratt is a by Secretary native of Maine and en- ment and is offering her house for sale, and if not registration were made, and a full Bunker, under the new law which went into tered the Naval Academy in 1885. He became troop of 32 will be organized, divided into four CARLE she will convert it into a & double tenement the JONES. S this and which that j a commander on 1910. effect year, provides July 1, During the war these to be hich a few will be neees- patrols, organized according to only changes of State revoke with Commander was on { Secretary may operators’ j , Pratt the Ne- uniform. The boys bought their scout books ••• •— ——— ••• licenses for drunkenness and fast driving. wark. He is now serving as aide to «M WHMWWW MM** Capt. and some ordered their suits, and the work >ber 11-16 will be observed as a national This is one of the laws advocated by the Maine William S. Sims, commanding the torpedo was explained to them fully. The next meet- Dr. Ernest S Webber and family have w which display week and newspapers through- Automobile Association and was put flotilla of the Atlantic fleet, and is aiso in com- ►7* *T£> »?« &* #!& *>?« A the country are co-operating to make it through the Legislature by its efforts. It is mand of the cruiser j Birmingham, flagship of Friday, afternoon at 4 o’clock, when the candi- block which had been occupied for some time of the kind the greatest demonstration ever believed that it will have a pronounced effect | fleet. He is in his forty-seventh I year.— dates will be examined m the tenderfoot de- by Mrs. Margaret White. Mrs. White will A. A. Howes & Co. will have a in reckless of every kind. New York Save & •opted. curbing driving paper. The are Oct. 10th to the gree. boys very enthusiastic over leave for Chicago about spend Worry By Saving w of Peruna in the window of ! £ display Tried In Rockland The following case Mrs. Pratt. The annual of the Belfast Home the work so far. winter with her sister, George and on the side meeting for drug department grocery was tried at the recent term of the S. J. court Women Aged association was held at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Chase, Mrs. Albert E. treasurer of the J YOUR EYES w have a showing of the season’s fruit and Miss Maude Mathews, t in Oscar Carroll of Union vs. Rockland: W. Home and the Mrs. Elmer A. Tuesday evening following di- C. Burgess, Sherman, Mrs. Al- Maine Woman’s Federation, went & _t tables. This is an action ^p George Wood of Swanville. | rectors were elected: Hon. and bert M. Misses Mrs. Robert Carter, Charlotte W. Colburn, to Waterville Tuesday to attend the three 1 for * CLASSES FITTED ON STRICTLY the business meeting of the Woman’s Club on a note dated February 24, 1914, $150, j Annie L. Barr and SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES F. Dunton, Mrs. Sarah R, Pierce, Mrs. Charles Grace H. Hall will be of the Baptist State convention. & it is to make definite ar- This note was days’session Monday hoped according to plaintiff’s claim. A. Mrs. Frances H. at the House Pilsbury, Murch, MissJ. guests Bangor Thursday, Friday The delegates from the Belfast Baptist church ments the club retain the ! a of this ■S FRANK F. whereby may lost. The defendant paid portion A Dr. Elmer Charles and to attend the Maine Wiggin, Small, Mayor R. Saturday Music Fes- were Messrs. 0. E. Frost, vice president of GRAVES, & ■ ices of Mrs. J. O. Black during the winter. note by delivery of three heifers, of which the tival. Mrs. Amos Coombs and Mr. Clement W. Wescott. Dr. Clement, who will attend, the convention, Charles H. Twombly, Gerald V* Graduate Black has moved into the Flanders block value was $103. Consequently, less will be the of agreed Small was elected president; Mr. Dunton, vice guest her son, Dr. James D. Howard and Mrs. Benjamin L. Robertson. Optometrist, Belfast, Maine, & and will Church street occupy the tene- than $50 was actually in dispute, the question in Orono. Misses Inez E. president; Mr. Wescott, treasurer; Miss Wig- Clement, Crawford Successor to F. I,. Adams, Odd Fellows’ nt with Miss Ida S. Burgess. The club the actual terms of the lost note. A Successful Canning Season. It looked Building. S| J being upon gin, collector; and Sue M. Partridge, clerk and Maude E. Barker will visit friends and be and at one time the season as the LENSES GROUND ON THE will open Wednesdays Saturdays Veroict for $57.90. A. S. Littlefield, relatives, and a number will past though PREMISES. plaintiff, The treasurer's report showed a balance on large go today to |R J» »: present for food sales. for H. C. of Bel- Maine sweet corn crop, in this section at esq., plaintiff; Buzzell, esq., the credit side. attend the Melba concert this, Thursday, for defendant. ieast, would be a failure, and that this would ue Guild Supper. The young ladies Guild fast, evening and others for a day or so. Mr. and The Boys’ Convention. Prof. P. result in the loss of our factories. It the North church entertained the Ladies’ At the Wayside. The following guests Ralph Mrs. Elbridge S. Pitcher, Mrs. Jamea T. canning of Sleep- Mitchell the University of Maine was in wa3 that all that could save the ie at a picnic supper last Monday served at The the week: er, Mrs. Clement W. Wescottand recognized a local garaner wno naa nve or sax buahels Belfast registered Wayside past Mr. and Mrs. [ friends have received cards an- Belfast Tuesday evening in conference with a would be warm weather in the fall and 6.30 p. m. in the vestry. Mrs. Fred R. Mr. Mrs. Arthur Train of New York and Ira M. Cobe have course tickets crop of last but one and and will at- potatoes year got bushel this nouncing the engagement of Mr. Theodore K. committee from the Board of Trade in the off of frosts, and fortunate- r. Mrs. Wm. E. Weshee and Mrs, Elon B. Bar who were the first to regard tend some if not all of the holding killing from a like of Harbor, guests regis- sessions Every year planting. Farley Ipswich, Mass., and Miss Gladys A to the Boys’ Convention to be held in for all concerned these conditions r.rest were the supper Three the the tea room re- Belfast seat for the Melba ly prevailed of committee, ter when opened. They concert was sold early Fatal Accident in Swanville. Charles daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Sc. Clair Nov. 5th and 6th. The committee and there has been at least an average of '.jb.es were arranged, the guests of honor oc- i “This is our second we it consisted pack of N. marked: visit; hope Tuesday. Thompson was almost instantly killed last Buffalo, Y„ formerly of Beverly, Mass. of Messrs. S. A. Parker, M. L. Wilson excellent Liberty reports that there ung the center one The table decora- wont be our last.” Mr. Train is the well Slugg, quality. Belfast and Camden Car Withdrawn. Friday morning when at work with a thresh- Peter Harmon & Son, Thorndike Ellis, Clyde B, Holmes and Orrin J, are prospects of more than an average pack Station, be- were garden flowers and the menu in- known author. Mrs. Marian Bucklin, Adelyn Dickey. machine The Maine Transportation Co. rather unex- ing on the farm of Louie Nickerson gan buying potatoes Prof. Mitchell outlined a program for the at the plant of the Monmouth Corn Canning Sept. 25th, paying 40 :ed a variety of salads and other good and Lotta Bucklin of Camden and Mrs. in Swanville. The belt had off cents Tripp pectedly discontinued their service between the Saco slipped and per bushel. Not many are in speakers, which will include an address a Co. in that town, and in this city coming •:gs too numerous to mention. The par- S. Hatch of Mass, aiso by Mr. George Medford, regis- Camden and Belfast last and the car Thompson attempted to adjust it while MondayAhey advanced in member of the Boston Chamber of week, Canning Co. has had a far better season price to 45 cents." rs thereof it a fine and the ladies entertained Commerce. Valley pronounced supper, tered, following has been withdrawn from this route as is the the machine was still running. He was James Tweedie of Thorndike It is that about 100 than and the management is looking caught has finished dig- hostesses were Miss L. Mrs. expected boys from the expected, Margaret Keene, local parties: Mrs. S. Pendleton, case with all their lines in this State. On the in the machinery, but no one can say just what ging and reports a short will be The forward to a season next year. The ; crop—about 50 per John T. Davis and Miss Anne Kit- Hazeltine. county present. Boys’ Band and splendid j M, Thomas P. Leaman, Miss Louise trip of the big car to Union with the members did happen as others of the crew were busy cent of last years. the Boy Scouts will meet the trains some 100,000 cans, exceeds that of last | :ge. At the business session that followed house and escort, pack, and Mrs. Wildes will keep the open during cf the Belfast band it was discovered that the 1 did not see the accident. One arm was i of Mrs. Helen Batchelder Shiite the boys to the Opera House, where the exer- year and the quality the corn is excellent. entertained in- Evelyn M. Holmes, Mrs. C. W. Proctor the winter for lunches and and is fur- from his at parties fire-box was cracked and a new one was or- pulled body the shoulder, both I at the cises will be held. There will be a The factory has employed about 50 people, j formally Woman’s Club room at 1 p. m Mrs. Carle H. Stevens were made a nomi- the tea room with winter banquet none were broken and he was nishing hangings dered. Having in stock the car was tied 1 legs otherwise in- | for them in Memorial hall and both men and women. This week the factory briday, Mrs. John O. Black The committee to at the next meet- they will visit catering. ng report and rugs. up a week while a new box was being made. jured. He lived about 20 minutes after the of Belfast’s of and the canning guest honor was Mrs. Bertha Rob- f the Guild officers for principal places business in a body began canning apples apple Hadiey the coming year. The repairs had just been completed and the accident. Mr. Nicktrson called Dr. Foster C. inson of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Pierce have engag- season will last until about Thanksgiving.when Norfolk, Va., who is her William H, Mrs. Leslie C Follett Small of who visiting Hall, Nfw Advertisements. Carle & Jones be- car was to have started the following morning, Belfast, arrived just after Mr. mother, Mrs. Urania ed rooms at No. 6 Foster street, Brookline, the factory will be closed. Apples are coming S. Hadley, at the home Miss Alice P. Poor were made members, had He was lieve in Preparedness, and their fall and win- when Driver Tewkesbury was called to Port- Thompson passed away. the of Mrs. M. W. Mass., for the winter and will leave in about in steadily and the factory is receiving many Rich, Main street. Invitations .as for the wintei’s work were discussed ter lines in land on account of the serious condition of his son of Mr. and » Mrs. Edward every department are better than cases of Thompson were also extended two weeks, or as soon as they can place their more than expected. About 7,000 to Mrs. Maude Ellis the and with sew- of The Busse, evening spent socially they have ever carried, and they would be mother, who is in the Maine General hospital. formerly Searsport. family had lived Mrs. Lena Ellis Church street home in readiness for Mr, and apples will be packed. Johnson, Mrs. Annie Dyer 'Tli- The it in Swanville about 5‘ He was 27 pleased to show you. See their announce- management found impossible to secure years. Brown and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe, who have taken it for the Miss Mildred M. Slater. The table the services of a steam car driver at this time been years of age and unmarried. The accident ment-Harry W. Clark & Co., the Main Steamer Notes. A new whistle has decorations were u, iv. joun v^ucnran i_,napver, u. winter and will occupy it at their convenience, garden phlox and green, so short a caused sorrow in Swanville and was a street clothiers, have their fall and winter of the year for time, figuring that on the steamer Belfast, similar to the general The menu: corn held their first of the season in house in in readi- placed boullion, chicken meeting keeping their big Northport to his salad, beaten clothes A the month of October would about complete one installed on the Camden, although great grief parents. biscuit, coffee, ice cream with hot Woman’s Club room with and at Christ- ready for_ inspection. goodly recently j chocolate Monday evening, ness for weeK-end parties, etc., sauce and lot of the service, and the car was with- now to tell fudge assorted cake. ^ Kuppenheimer suits and overcoats accordingly not quite so shrill. It is difficult A Green and B. O. Norton and Miss Isabel Ginn host- mas time they plan to entertain a large house Red Supper, Mrs. Luther i as low as $15 and $20....Carle & Jones drawn. the whistles of the steamers apart, although -- es. The table decorations for the banquet party, including Madam Scotney, her husband, A. Hammons, Misses Alberta Farnham and have just receivd 5,000 rolls of 1916 wall The little River Bridge. Edbert C. Wil- those who are around the waterfront and com- 3.30 were salvia and phlox, red and white, Howard R. White, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Florence M, Brown entertained at Mrs. Ham- 8 and the fa paper; prices 5, 10 cents. son of the.firm of Green & civil en- pare them closely recognize difference. mons’ home on street the place cards small flags on standards. Flanders of the Boston Conservatory of Music, They Wilson, High last Friday even- it was to will be pleased to show you the samples.... gineers of Waterville, who made sur- Before very easy distinguish the in honor of Bertha 1 menu was cold chicken, mashed potatoes, Miss Florence Hardemann, the talented violin- recently ing tMiss Whitten, who Save bass note oi tne ceirast ana me cnime tone oi b'-t. money by saving your eyes. Frank F. veys at Little River, has sent to Mayor went to Portland to attend the Shaw FOR | rolls, olives, fruit salad, tarts, assorted and other musicians and friends. Mrs. Saturday SALE ist, Camden. Both whistles are musical and Graves, Graduate Optometrist, Odd Fellows Coombs blue prints showing the three loca- the Business and Miss cake, cream pie, coffee. Mrs. Annie M. Frost, Pierce will continue her art studies at the College Winnifred Johnson Boston waterfront claim Block, fits glasses on strictly scientific tions proposed for the new the cost penetrating. experts whose secretary of the Chapter, was toast mistress, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and it is hoped princi- bridge, of Sanborn, marriage to Mr. Benjamin H. | whistle can ples. .. .Winter is near at hand, when blankets which is to be divided between Belfast and that the Camden be heard farther takes this and the following toasts were given: “Why that on her return her friends may be given an Mudgett place month. Supper will be than any other on steamers the har- ^ needed.and Carle & Jones have them at Northport, viz., the present the loca- entering was served at 7 o’clock. table decora- ! TlroEdiHiISitlwnli We to the D. A. work, location, The I Belong R.f” by Mrs. Eve- opportunity to see her winter's from 69 cents to tion above the bor of the Hub....The Boston Towboat Com- C. the first “The prices up $5....Darby & just approved by county com- tions were green and red, with a red rose at yn Frost, regent; Historical A Utility Shower. The officers of Primrose j successors to L. S. Phoenix missioners, and a new location pany has sold the sea tug Underwriter to Smith hide of the Miss A- Shales, Shiro, Row, above the barn each cover, and the place cards were orna- HOUSE Organization,” by Lucy O. E. tendered a shower last I Chapter, S., utility will have a sale of chocolates of E. D. Burd, the river & Perry of New York for towing lumber and “The Work of John Cochran special at reduc- crossing near the wa- mented with a green stenciled four-leaf clover ochran; Chap* at home Miss Alice E. Tuesday evening the of ter works dam with a three piling barges from Jacksonville and Bruns- No. 3 Church ’er. written Mrs. Viola R. ed prices for one week, beginning to-day, Oct. span bridge. The —for luck. The center was a bas- Street. j by Mayo and read of one piece Simmons, Franklin street, in honor of blue show the and wick to New York. The Underwriter was 7th.... The Edith M. South worth No, 3 prints grade other details of ket of red roses by Miss Isabel Ginn; “Our Aim for by house, and the table candles were 1916,” their number,Miss Louise Johnson Read,whose 52 at was Eleven rooms Church a desirable each route. Mr. Wilson haB written to three built years ago Philadelphia and and bath: also Amy E. Stoddard, the Regent; “The street, very residence, is red. The favors for the guests of honor marriage to Charles Brown of Belmont, takes for the Charles Pearson... .The steamer s offered for sale. to D. South- bridge companies estimates of the cost of formerly were calendar with roomy shed and barn. >al side of Our Chapter,” by Mrs. Cora J. Apply Ralph appropriate—a perti- j Oct. 14th. It was a complete surprise to a three James T. Morse came bacic on her place 12 Main Belfast. span bridge, and an early is route Sept. nent from >wker; A Patriotic Reading, by Miss Alice worth, street, response quotations Longfellow for Miss For the guest of honor, who did not realize until Mr. Burd has 29th in better condition than she was before further in- immoDs. expected. offered to give the Whitten, and one with menus and recipes particulars, At the business meeting that her that she the gifts were “showered” upon C. L. S. C. Annual Meeting. The annual right of way across his her unfortunate encounter with the Maine quire of ■ land, but it is wed Misses E. and expected for Miss Sanborn. The menu was chicken Amy Stoddard Emeroy was a was the guest of honor. It very happy meeting of Seaside Chautauqua Circle was that land will have to Central steamer near n damages be for Pemaquid Stonington, hot rolls, with were made delegates to the State Coun- paid salad, olives, pineapple whip affair, and was attended by Dr. and Mrs. Orris held Monday, Oct. 4th. at the home of the crossing the land of J. W. last month. With the Morse RALPH D. to be in Wilson on the early again doing whipped cream, cake and coffee. The other SOU1HWORTH, held Farmington, Oct. 20th and Mrs. S. Mrs. Lulu Carter Hills, Mattie Mrs. C. A. Hubbard. The secre- side. While no service on the Rockland-Bar Harbor route the Vickery President, Northport decision will be were Mrs. Rena Mrs. Mrs. Julia G. Me Keen was made a com* guests White, Lynwood 12 Main Varney, Mrs. Cleora Haney Read, Mrs. Geneva stated that 38 ana one made until estimates of the cost is her stunt between Street, fn tary’s report meetings of the three Monhegan doing regular B. Mrs. Misses Le- .tee to procure a flag for use in the meet- Thompson, Harry Vinal, Hills,Miss Loula Mason,Mrs. Maude Littlefield, were held the Four C. L. are received Rockland and Portland, and the Mineola is picnic during year. span bridge the Belfast and verne Whitten, Geneva F. Florence Maine, K and Mrs. Etta P. Savery a committee to Hutchins, __Belfast, Miss Florence Miss Bertha Wiley,Mrs. S. C. books were anc. the officials are on the East Chaples, studied membership Northport inclined to favor the again Boothbay route_Begin- D. and Marian M. The even- ure a marker for Fort Pownal at Sandy- Chaplee Perry. Allie Southworth, Miss Alberta Wadsworth, questions answered. All the required reading present location with some modifications. The ning Monday, Oct. 4th, the four trips a week t in the town of ing was spent socially with cards and music. PATTERSON’S | Stockton, It was voted Mrs. Cordelia Mrs Essie P. Brown, Carle,Mrs. was completed. Eight new members register- bridge would be moved a little up stream and schedule went into effect on the Bangor line of ► ve a prize to the student in the Grammar Ida Webber, Miss Isabel Mrs. Adel- ed for of The week- the raised a the Eastern | Smalley, the C. L. S. C, class 1918, grade few feet. A cut on the Steamship corporation. Steam- MUSIO \ ^ des making the greatest progress in United Mrc. Vesta ! bert Millett, Mrs. Myrtle Lord, Ellis, ly programs have included music, readings, west side at the Northportend would ers Belfast and Camden will be in commission Ought to Paint SHOP, tes the straight- 47 Main history during year. Mrs. Mrs. Fred Rackliffe, Mrs. Sarah E West, Mr. and book reviews. This en the road and thus as and one of them will leave at Street, discussions, papers remove one of the pres- usual, Boston I ought to have painted last year, but. 1 hated Belfast, Maine. \\. was Mahoney made a committee to and H. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur to a MUSIC | Mrs. R. Howes, hai been a very successful year in all depart- ent dangers. The recent of 5 p. m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and pay $2 gallon. MDSE. TEACHING -' cutting away der the Chapter’s assistance to the Local S. bushes on each side so that the I've got to paint this yea-; it’ll take a little | Ritchie, Samuel H. Lord, Isaac Hills, ments of Chautauqua wosk. Officers were approach to Friday for Bangor,via way landings. The steam- RENTING the is more I 1 in and a little REPAIRING »nal Defence At Mrs. E. C. bridge not so blind as heretofore is a paint; suppose gallon 10; j League. Following an evening of games and music.Misa elected for the coming year as follows: Presi- ers will connect at Rockland on measure of safety that is appreciated. The Wednesdays more work, I suppose l day in 10. J. LEE PATTER *t's suggestion it was vpted to give a Read coffee while Miss Simmons and 50N, Proprietor. j poured dent, Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, who begins the State law reauired this to be done before Oct and Saturdays for landings on Bluehill ana Bar My job would have cost last year about $50; and thimbl" p »rty as a benefit to the Miss served Scotch woodcock, sand- of our uhautau- 1st, it is going to cost this year $55. Wiley twenty-first year as president Harbor lines. Returning leave Belfast at 2 p. Home, to be $5 gone. I suppose it’ll be the same again, arrangements made later. wiches, olives, cakes and candy. qua Circle; vice Mrs. F. H. Mayo; m. and president, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Sat- if I wait again. We Examine secretary and treasurer, Miss L. A. Cochran; 51UMALH MISERY urdays for Boston, connecting at Rockland What if paint goes-down to $1.75 a gallon? for $2.50 on the critic, Mrs. M. N. Rhoades. The work the with steamers leaving Bar Harbor at 10 a. m.» job! I shan’t what a fool I was! includes the of four C. L. S. j wait; coming year study QUICKLY VANISHES and Bluehill at 9 a. m., on Mondays and Thurs- 1 DEVOE C.books as follows: Social and Economic Forces days. Mason & Hall sell it.| The in B. American History; author, Albert Hart; Your money back if you want Eyes it is the which way “Changing America,” author, Edward Albert in A. A. Howes & Co., the popular drug- “ Modern Ross; “American Ideals, Character and Life,’ ““* Mi‘°',,a'the great dyspepsia By Scientific Methods the remedy'6 author, Hamilton Wright Mabie; “Ways of This is an (without the aid of drugs) unusual plan, but Ui-o-na has so Martha Evans Martin. These, much merit and is so Planets,” author, almost invariably success- And hit the Most ful in A and Up-to*Date relieving all forms of Bank with some required reading from The Inde- indigestion that run but little Strong risk in Growing they under a a the C. selling Kguar- j pendent, weekly magazine, comprise antee of this kind. L. C. work for American Year. The Do not be S. this miserable or make your friends the miserable with your ! Glasses new C. L. S. C. class of 1919 is named dyspepsia. Ui-o-na will =IS THE= he|p you. If it doesn't, tell A. A. American Class. The motto is “Peace and Howes & J Oo. that you want your money back and theyJ At Reasonable Prices. Democracy,” and the class flower the Ameri- will cheerfully refund it. can Beauty rose. The next meeting will be the better W,H be from the first rgefew i0rdoses of Ui-o-na with Mrs. C. A. Townsend, 55 Cedar street, and its continued use will sooni start on CITY you the road to NATIONAL OF BELFAST Oct; perfect Broken Lenses Monday, 11th, at 3 p. m. The lesson, and enjoyment of food. Replaced dlKJ?t,onMi-o-na one and two of the C. L. S. C. book, has been so j chapters successful j that uniformly every box is sold under a Assets over “Social and Economic Forces in American His- positive guaran- L $2,000,000 and Growing daily. £f I tbe money if it; does not with the from The In* Wh«f°frefund relieve. | tory,” required reading Pr°P08|ti°n could be made? Chase & Current w“ata tier Doak, dependent of October 4th. Program: & Co* £ive theil personal art^oA'#“"*** s?we® guar- * Events; talk, “The Civil War in England;” an b»ck if you want it” with hf °f“°.n*y 4 ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. Optometri sts, States Mi-o-na that they sell. A guar- I of our United Sj* ®*VWE | address, “History BDeBkB Tolum** tor the merit of the 25 Main Street, Belfast, Maine, ■_■ Money;” singing Chautauqua hymn. the?emedyh“ tv mvwi r^trarmrtn i-yrr -jit rsn it« nr, r.ff w