Issued Tuesday IH U R S D ffiT Saturday he ourier azette T Entered Second ClanC Mall Matte. -G u THREE CENTS A COPY Established January, 1846. By The Courier -Gaiette, US Main Ht. Rockland, Maine, Saturday, August 26, 1939 Volum e 9 4 ...... Number 1 02. The Courier-Gazette Yale Puppeteers Chairmen Named [EDITORIAL] THREETIMES-A-WEEK WAR, OR PEACE? FRED S. FAIES RETIRES Editor Famous Troupe Will Play List Of Those Who Will As we view the European war situation this morning the [ “The Black Cat” WM. O FULLER In Benefit Show Tuesday Head Town Drive In Hos question as to whether that continent will be plunged Into a Associate Editor state of massacre, or whether sanity will prevail, depends PRANK A WINSLOW Former Rockland Man Headed Standard Oil In Camden pital Campaign wholly upon the contents of the message which Sir Neville i Hubacrlptlona 83 00 ner year payable Henderson brought to England this morning from Hitler, and pi advance: single copies three centa The topical musical, which has In 1901 a group of Knox Count} Company Of New York Advertlalng rates based upon clrcula the reception which will be accorded it. Unofficially it is said sketches and songs by Forman lion and very reasonable. physicians and surgeons realizing to be an extending of the olive branch to the democracies, NEWSPAPER HISTORY Brown and a galaxy of portrait and appreciating the lack of a Hos accompanied by an Insistence that Germany’s "rights" be Frederick S Files, director, vice Oil Company of New York and fol The Rockland Oazette was estab puppets by Harry Burnett, Is en- lished In 1848 In 1874 the Courier was pital nearer than Portland, Lewis observed. Meantime here Is the situation In a nutshell. president and member of the ex lowing the merger with the Vacuum ; established and consolidated with the tlrely different from the first edl- Oaartte In 1882 The Free Press was , , .. . ton or Bangor, united in an Infor President Roosevelt's final plea puts the question of war ecutive committee of the Socony- Oil Company became a director and i established in 1855 and in 1891 changed tlon Of the show, which was offered mal organization to purchase and or peace squarely up to Hitler. Vacuum Oil Company, Inc., retired vice president of Socony-Vacuum.' Itj name to the Tr'bune. Theae papere In Camden last summer with such conaoltdated Marco 17. 1897 equip, in a modest way, an old resi "No more Munich treaties," declares Dalardier. July 1 under the provisions of the When the executive committee was success. dence which might answer for a Nearly 70,000 Americans are caught In the war zone, with company's plan. He had completed formed, Mr. Fales became a member W ♦ * * The keynote of the Yale puppet- hospital. This organization was the transportation prospects uncertain service, totaling nearly 36 years, and in 1934 he added to his respon- X Oold is tried by fire, brave X eers shows satiric humor fresh nucleus from which, In 1CO3, the H itler is calling thousands of Army Reservists to the colors. By The Roving Reporter * men by affliction -Seneca «• from the headline news of the day I Knox County General Hospital was Hitler and Mussolini conferred twice by plume last night. « !* * * * * ••* * ■ > * * * ■ ( In addition to the topical numbers formed and a special charter grant German steamships are racing for home ports. ’ there are many gay humorous ed by the Legislature making the The summer playhouses are grad Kenrick Takes Lease scenes. The new edition of the Institution the property of the pub ually closing as the season nears Its puppet revue Is being played at sev end. It is hoped that they have lic. WE MOVE IT BE TABLED eral New England resorts this sum thriven, because they have fur Will Be Proprietor Of Serv Most of those who sponsored the mer before going on a transcon organization of the hospital and The tumult which has been aroused over the President’s nished much high class diversion for ice Station Leased By the tinental tour In the fall. served as its first board of direc proposed change of Thanksgiving Day date seems somewhat people from all over the State. Late Ernest Munro I James Pond, editor of "Program tors have passed away. The first childish, but It gathered such countrywide strength the Many Knox County theatre-goers Magazine," said of the Yale Pup- directors were: A W Butler, J. H American Institute of Public Opinion swung into the game to have been to Lakewood and all A business deal of considerable peteers show, "To me It is about the McNamara, S. M Bird, S. T. Kim see what the folks thought about it. Preliminary returns of have felt well rewarded despite the local importance was made public *>est entertainment I have found In ball, C. H. Berry. H. I. Hix. O. L. the survey shows that 38 percent approval of the change and considerable ride that is required. yesterday, with the announcement a Iong whilc Alert, sophisticated, Farrand, W. T White, W W. Case, 62 disapproved. Added to the absurdity of the situation Is the that Edwin D Kenrick of 14 Oak chlldishl5' amusing-what a gay and W. M. Spear of Rockland; E. fact that It has become a political Issue, so that when the I sec where Spain Is about to street had leased the Munro Service show these Puppeteers put on!" J. Wardwell and Williston Grinnell orators become busy next fall they may not train their guna spend $400,000 000 for a modern war Station on Union street He______is al- T he New Yorlt Journal-American of Camden;______J E. Moore of______Tliomas- on taxes and wastefulness, but whether Thanksgiving Day fleet, supplementing the present ready In charge. called It, A high-spot of the week's ton; F. M. Smith of South Thomas- shall be celebrated a week earlier than usual. Dr. Gallup fleet, made up largely of warships The station, which Is In close anf lh® 0,110 D#11.'’ ton; George Walker of Warren; says: seized from the Republicans dur proximity to Park street was estab- Dayt° n haji seen sev’ I Pfed W. Walls of Vlnalhaven; and “Dictatorship,” “whimsey*’ and "Just upsetting everything ing the civil war. Those who close llshed about 15 years ago by Irl ‘ r“ ° f most lmP°rlant puppet H. L Shepherd of Rockport he can" are some of the typical charges leveled against the ly followed the progress of that President's plan. In general, the comments of the Republican Hooper, now proprietor of the Nar- and marionette companies, but to It is interesting to note that the war marvel that Spain can so date, all fade into Insignificance by ; present new and very efficient man-in-the-street echo the sentiments of Alf M. Landon, ragansett Hotel. For some years Roosevelt's rival In 1936, who complained last week that the quickly be rejuvenated Enormous past it has been leased by the late comparison to the performance of president of the Hospital, William President "sprang" the change on tl»e country “with the omni lasses were recorded in every battle; Ernest A. Munro the Yale Puppeteers j -p white, is one of the very few potence of a Hitler." tremendous destruction of property. I Forman Brown s k&v and slyly survivors of this first hnnrd nf tv. The new proprietor brings to the sophisticated songs and lyrics blend rectors When are the historians going to tell us what the actual lasses were? bUS,le“ & ’idf -aU' Burnett s truly amazing Hospital h8s functl3ned con. tomdbile affairs, due to his con AN ISSUE FOR 1940 puppets in the new revue in offer- j tinuously ever since that t.ir.e serv nectlon with the public as an espe (Los Angeles Times-Mirror) The real men's hat story for early ing Dorothy Thompson and Eleanor jug all of Knox County end part' cially successful motor car sales fall Is color in the new lightweight Roosevelt in a side-splitting “sister Of adjoining counties. This service Former President Hoover predicts that the campaign man. He will deeply appreciate the felts. Alter the summer straw hats , act, Alexander Woollcott sitting not only rendered the perma- issue ol 1940 will be the question of putting the unemployed patronage of many friends he has back to work That issue, w ith Its Implications, Is all the party which were extremely light, cool and l and knitting as he speaks for a nent residents In this large territory made ln his dealings with the pub will need next year, from present indications. At that time comfortable, men demand a more movie trailer, Orson Welles, Toni but also those who are pleased to the New Dealers will have been fumbling with the problem for lic gradual transition to winter felts Dewey and Jim Farley in a boxing make their summer home In this nearly eight years without the slightest progress toward its than has been the custom hereto He will have as his assistant match with hilarious lyrics, Ray- section. actual solution. It is already evident that they never will cr Johy Curry, who has made many can solve it. For its solution depends on a restoration of con fore. The new lightweight fall felts mond Massey In a serious number Eleven years ago the Hospital was friends while with this station. fidence. The New Deal Inspires no confidence, rather the are the answer to this demand. ■ Abe Lincoln, Mayor LaGuardia coninleted and now stands ns tHp TThe new concern will operate un- ln „ _ki, „o ,t A1nn„ T “ mpieteo ana now stands as the contrary, but its ousting could and will. Sc this Is an issue of Dull grays and browns have long ,r th» nt ir»„•„ a.rviA« “ “ l t t d ' Glt Alon8. Little finest medical and surgical center which the Republican party may take full advantage, and which brought him Into clcse con- . slbillties that of the office of Treas- der?r tnc n&nrc of K* n s Servlet St a- ” p n d o been the traditional colors in hats Flower, F D R in a Fireside Chat in this entire section. That same which Is Impossible to the New Deal. tact with many phases of Company ! urer °f the Company. He relin- tlon. for men—but after a taste of the i to the fish, which has stopped the year the beautiful William Bok Confidence will rebuild itself when certain definite meas ures are taken, of which the most important Is the freeing of activlty and he takes with him the quished this office at the end of the summer's colorful straws which Mr. I show wherever it has played and Home for Nurses, which also con- individual initiative from fear of bureaucratic control. The fellow.ng year. best wishes of many friends here America undoubtedly has enjoyed Is County Chairman many other numbers In all there j tains the Training School, was made great danger the administration that succeeds the present Mr Fales was the guest Cf honor wearing, he'll no longer be the timid one will face is that confidence will build up too rapidly and and abroad that he will have long are 20 sketches, each funnier than possible through the generosity of at a dinner given by £9 of h s busl- soul when selecting his fall hat the other. produce a speculative boom. The expansion of credit facilities years of good health in which to ness associctes in the Racquet Club Ludwick Names the Trans the late Edward W. Bok. which the New Dealers have put in force, on the spacious wardrobe This fall he will go ln "It's A Small World" should prove j The Hospital is actually a little theory that the need is for easy lenders, when the genuine enjoy his new leisure. , President, besides members of the portation Committee For for medium blue-grays with the one of the entertainment highlights world itse lf-a world which, from shortage is in good borrowers, could produce a mushroom of Mr. Fales Joined the Standard Board of Directors, were represents blue cast quite pronounced; definite Three-Quarter Century of Uie summer at Camden. basement to roof, has been planned enormous proportions. Oil Company of New York In 1903, lives of three departments with Putting 10.000.000 men back to work Is a Job which industry greens in dark shades; and the in ----- for the effective care of the sick. an ear.y responsibility being in the which Mr Fales had had particu creasingly popular natural English Sheriff C Earle Ludwick, named Smalley. could readily do with untied hands, but which it cannot do [ Here modern medical and surgical in a strait jacket. All business asks Is reasonable assurance position of Assistant Manager of the larly close association—the M mu- covert shade. Reason for the In as county chairman for the Three- J Thomaston—Albert Elliot, IWI1- j equipment are available at all hours, that the government will not beat success over the head Manufacturlng Department. In 1919 facturing Department, the Treas- creasing acceptance of these colors Quarter Century meeting, an llam Smith. i and faithful nurses are ready to merely because it is successful, or tax it half to death and then he was elected a director of th e ' urer's Department and the Indus- Is the predominance of blue-gray nounces the appointment of these Union—Walter A. Ayer. use the proceeds to kill the other half by unfair competition. carry out any treatment the Doc- Company and he also became presi- trial Relations Department. J. A and blue-green suitings. committees: Warren—Oscar Starrett. It needs friendliness at Washington, not hostility, a square l tor may order. Laboratory and deal and a fair hearing before government tribunals, the dent of the Standard Oil Traivpor- Brown, president of the Company, Appleton—Harry Edgecomb Washington —Fred Ludwig. tation Company, a subsidiary then was the toastmaster and he present- ; x-ray technicians, dietitian and maintenance of public order and the maintenance of a This week's publication of that Camden A. B Stevenson and sound medium of exchange. in charge of the Marine Operations ed * cigarette case to Mr. Fales on others skilled in their respective admirable weekly newspaper, the Charles Dwinal. The Winslow Holbrook Auxiliary departments are all ready to con The New Deal is the antithesis of the needs of business; of the Company. In 1932. he be- ! behalf of his asscoiates. From the and because of that fact, 10,000,000 men are out of work As Belfast Journal, falls on the date of Cushing—Clarence Wales. I American L?gion Is planning a pic- tribute their skilled services to came President of the Standard Socony Vacuum News. Hope--J. D. Pease. , nlc Thursday at the C C C. grounds an issue for 1940, giving these 10,000,000 a chance to earn a that great conflagration which oc speed the recovery of every patient. living cannot be surpassed. curred in 1873, known as “The Sce- • Owls Head—Vinal Perry. i In Camden, with members of the All th a t modern science has Hope Major Fogler also spoke Rockland—Mayor E R Veazie, Post and their families as guests ond Big Fire.'' “In less than four achieved is available for the pa well as small subscriptions from cert at the beginning of this meet Eighty-Seven There of Maden Payson and Lyman chairman, Alan L Bird, Cleveland The committees In charge com- hours," says the Journal, "the city tients of this hospital. ing. Outstanding speakers, io te ------Smith, natives of Hope or vicinity, L. Sleeper, Arthur D Pish ! prises Mrs. Mary Dinsmore and those who are unable to give m ire. suffered the loss of one human life Until the shadow of pain crosses announced, will be heard. There Payron-Foglers Had a Cor- who taught this system for many Rockport—Arthur Walker • Mrs. Minnie Smith. Further infor- Everyone can help and all should and the destruction of 23 business the threshold or until sickness or will be no solicitation of funds at ner On the Sunshine— >ears 111 Brooklyn, n y and Hart- South Thomaston—Mrs Eva ma tion concerning their plans will subscribe just as much as the;' can. blocks -some of them among the injury strikes, many people give this meeting to which the general W A C* I M P ford' C onn' respectively. In addi largest in the city—and 53 dwell Sleeper. | be in the next Issue of The Courier- little thought of what hospital fa-| The executive committee has been n'. A . I Ogier INeW r res. tlon to Major Fogler. there were public Is cordially Invited All ings, the total monetary loss being St. Oeorge—A. C. Hocking, Fred Gazette. cilltles are available. It should be working for weeks to obtain the town and division chairmen, team The annual Payson-Fogler fi.in.lv s, v' :al to groul> who had s,uil‘ estimated at $350,000 with insurance a comfort and a satisfaction to the larger initial subscriptions, without ied the Payson-Dunton system of captains, team worke-s and Com reunion Wednesday at the home , ...... of less than some—that amount.” residents of this entire section, as which the appeal cannot be suc- mittee members are strongly urged writing, among them being Mrs. of Mr and Mrs. L. P. True in Hope Ei1Z35eth Spear of Rockport. Dud- PUBLIC AUCTION, SEPTEMBER 2 well as to the large number of sum- cessful. The general public cam- to be present at this most important mer visitors to this region, to know paign when everyone will be so- open meeting The fonowlng town had the favor of the weather man. ]ey Gould of Warren, and L. I*, Some misgivings were being felt ALL PROPERTIES OF THE for the sun shone the entire day, True of Hope, all notably fine writ- by the old folks as to the fate of tliat here there is available a splen- licited, will start with an opening chairmen have accepted the lead the first full day of sunshine for ers even jn (hejr advancing years the Three Quarter Century Club’s did institution which can fill every mass meeting in Temple Hall in ership of this work In their respec VINALHAVEN CAMPS, INC. quite some period That it was ap- Dudley Gould, Mrs. C. H Hale, Os- annual gatherings, but they were medical and surgical need when Rockland, Friday evening, Sept. 8 tive communities and will be ably HOUSE, BARNS. LIVE STOCK. PERSONAL PROPERTY, preciated and made the most of mond Tiue, John Starrett, and Wil- needless, for we have already pub sickness or accident strikes. 1 at 7 30 o'clock. The splendid assisted ln their work by local com FURNITURE was indicated by the unusually iiam Fogler spoke briefly, express- lished the announcement '.hat this May be earn before the sale by appointment. Special SI.50 In the Hospital's present appeal Rockland City Band, of which mittees which will be announced jear's reunion will be held next round trip fare on S.8. W. S. While day of Auction for $50 000 large substantial sub- Oeorge Law Is director has donat- large number present, members o f. lng pleasure in being present S. later. Thursday in Dover-Foxcrcft. I scrlptions are especially needed, as ed its services and will give a con- the two families and a few guests Willoughby Wilder cf Newton O ut FREEMAN S. YOUNG Vlnalhaven, L. B. Dyer, chairm an numbering 87. ! ter, Mass., and Surry, brought don't believe that the organization Union. Robert M. McKinley, Long tables were laid on the large greetings fiom his brother. Edward responsible for these annual gath TEL 605-M. ROCKLAND. ME. LICENSED AUCTIONEER chairman. lawn fronting the house and from T W.lder, and hla aunt. Miss Fran erings will ever let that happy cus 99-100-102-103 Friendship, Harold A. Jones, SPECIALS AT “VESPER'S SPA” picnic baskets came edibles that ces P. True, the latter still a pa tom lapse. With their years nar chairman. bore witness to the fame the wo- tient in the Lowell Memorial Hos rowing and their daily routine too CHICKEN BAR-B-CUE Dark Harbor, Dr. Alvin R. Harnes, men-folks of the two families have pital where she Is recuperating from often drab and commonplace the chairman. “BEAN HOLE” BEAN SUPPER won in cookery. The coffee pot was a recent fall. Mr. Wilder also 1 aged people of Maine should rest North Haven, Dr. Dana L. F arns I in the security of loving affec Everything Fresh Daily From Our Farm in Rockville presided over by Alden Allen, who!showed some interesting old pic worth, chairman. also "treated" the crowd with gold tures. Osmond True brought greet tion on the part of thase who have SUNDAY EXCURSION AUG. 2 7 Ca'mden, Mrs. E. A. Robbins and en bantam corn from his flourish- ings from his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Just embarked upon life's journey. Mrs. H. L Appollonio, co-chairmen. ing garden. Mrs. True in the kit-^,£Ugene True. Wrentham, Mass. Thomaston. Earl R. Oowell, chair AND EVERY SUNDAY HEREAFTER chen was assisted by Mrs. Elmer Otis True of Greensboro, N. C„ his Whenever I hear the lime com man. A N APOLOGY True. Mrs. Osmond True. Mrs. Otis home for the past 17 years, said pany's Northend whistle, my Rockport, Franklin O. Priest, True and Mrs. H. O. Heistad with North Carolina is called "The Yan , thoughts trail off. into the past chairman. I deeply regret that Watie Akins' band failed to make their several others lending a helping kee land of the South,” and used when all of the whistles on the 6t. George, Miss Margaret L. • • scheduled appearance at Oakland Park Thursday night, without hand when needed. the occasion to pay tribute to so- waterfront Joined in their brazen Lewis, chairman. The business meeting was called called "Yankee traits" I outcry for the launching of a ves any notire, thereby disappointing my many loyal patrons. Martin's Point, C. Henry Mason, J ' Stfc .» * to order by A P Spear, president, Mr Payson presented the obitu sel from Snow's yard or Cobb, But However, there wtll be a danre at Oakland Park tonight, and chairman. with the record of the 1938 meeting ary list reading: Mrs Herbert Libby ler & Co's yard. This would be my own band on the Job. EDDIE WHALEN. Appleton, Rev. Harold W. Nut read by Mrs. Heistad, secretary who Mrs. Hattie P Piper. Miss Helen M strange music to the present gen , n 1 0 2 *I t ter, chairman. also presented the treasurer's re Fogler. Mrs. Margaret True, Ed- eration, but again the oldttmers Washington, Mahlon Turner, port A nominating committee com- (Continued on Page Two) would thrill to It—if they had the chairman, posed of Henry H. Payson. Payson opportunity. ■ ■ i n . u . h i s r a Rockland. Donald L. Kelsey, True and William Fogler presented YOUR FAVORHEPOEM chairman. this slate of officers who were elec Fred Gregory of Glen Cove has Rockland, L. E. Jones, chairman, ted: President, William A Fogler It I had my life to live again I F O R S A L E would have made a rule to read some a recollection of hearing his grand Rockland Industrial Division. of Philadelphia; vice president, poetry and listen to «ome muelc at Two Houses— One on Warren Street— George L. St. Clair of Rockland; least once a week The loss of theae father tell about a vessel named tastes Is a loss o f happiness —Charlee Hardscrabble, which he thinks was The 49th National Convention of secretary-treasurer, Mrs Gladys Darwin. One on Rankin Street the D.U.V., will be held ln Pittsburg Heistad, Rockport, honorary aecre-1 built at Glen Cove. The Black Cat tary, Mrs. Elizabeth Spear, Rock- i O WORM) lends his efforts toward finding next week. The parade of the O world, thou chooseut not the better Grand Army Republic will take port; obituary committee, Henry H. part I somebody who knows. WILL BE SOLD AT ONE-HALF It Is not wisdom to be only wise. place Aug. 30. with Robert M. Payson, Rockland. And on the Inward vision clo-e the eyes Rownd, commander-ln-chief and It is always a matter of interest But It Is wisdom to believe the heart One year ago; A prominent Ten THEIR ACTUAL VALUE! Columbus found a world, and had no his official staff supported by our to hear from several present and chart. nessee professor committed suicide The two houses advertised last week were sold the day after the remaining veterans. Few from among . those responding were: Save one that faith deciphered ln the j in a Ballard Park cottage.—The TO VINALHAVEN, NORTH HAVEN, advertisement appeared. These houses are just as good. skies; Maine will be ln attendance this Major John W. Fogler of Skowhe To trust the soul's Invincible surmise class of 1910. Rockland High School Small Amount Down—Easy Payment* Was all his science and his only art. STONINGTON AND SWAN’S ISLAND year, because of advanced age. Sept. gan, 93 years "young", who in re Our knowledge Is a torcli of smoky had its annual reunion at Beach SEE ME AT ONCE ferring to the Town of Hope, spoke pine Inn, Lincolnville. Bart Kirk was STMRS. NORTH HAVEN AND W. S. WHITE 5 has been set as GAiR. Day at That light the pathway but one step the World's Fair. All comrades will of it as the “nativity of penman ahead master of ceremonies. — Leland Leave TUtoon Wharf at 9 o’clock, Daylight Time, every Sunday Across a void of mystery and dread. WALTER H. SPEAR be admitted free that day and will ship," as the system of penmanship Bid, then, the tender light of faith to Driakwater was at Knox Hospital Morning, returning In the late afternoon. A beautiful m il through used almost country wide many ehlne the Penobscot Bay Islands. APPLY FOR FARES AT WHARF. TEL. 430 ROCKLAND TEL 512-M be given sight seeing trips around By which alone the mortal heart Is led receiving treatment for an accident. 75611 the grounds, escorted by the In-1 years ago was originated by Jesse Unto the thinking of the thought — Edwin W. Seavey, 75, died la .dian Mounted Band. * Payson and Alvin R. Dun ton of devlne. —Oeorge Santayana East Friendship. Page Two Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, August 26, 1939 Every-OtEer-Dav first baseman in the county, as I Eighty-Seven There Twilight League The Courier-Gazette have always done. THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK Second Base—"Doug" Heald of (Continued from Page One) These Lads Could Play Ball C am den 4, Rockport I Let your light so shine before men, Camden is a cinch as the pivot man ward E. Pease and Mrs. Florence T hat plucky Rockport outfit, that they may see your good works on anyone’s All League team this Payson Pearse. The name of Mr. somewhat dismembered Thursday and glorify your Father which is in summer, for he is, as you have often Pease (husband of the former Miss night, made a brave showing against Mary Wilder), was the latest to be Camden, and it was not until the Heaven. Mat. 5: 16. mentioned in The Courier-Gazette, added, his death taking place in sixth lnn'ng that the home team, "playing the game of his life at 'Worcester. Mass., on Aug. 20. In playing at war strength, was en second base.” He's the spark-plug “All League” Team i connection with his report. Mr abled to draw away to a safe lead. of that fine Camden team and one i Payson read the obitaury fit Miss Grcss, p,tchlng his best game of of the finest baseball heads in the Is Selected By Thomaston i Helen Fogler, which seemed most the season, held Camden to three I League sits on his shoulders. Just Fan, Who Also Picks the I ask “Wink” he knows. fitting, as Miss Fogler for many hits, and Dunbar, also in excellent i years was a loyal and devoted at form, allowed Rockport but four. Umpire Third Base—Maurice Miller of tendant at the family reunions, her Simmcns. besides putting up a _____ Rockport is tops at the hot corner. interest In her family members | Thomaston. Aug 17 , although Dwight Lord of Camden is fine game behind the bat. was the never waning. Mr. Payson also read | only man to hit for extra baros. To the Sports Editor:— playing his best game in several sea- an old obituary of Miss Delia P. It was a well pliycd game, and no I have seen a lot of ball games sons, and Anderson of St George is Payson which found interest as disgrace attaching to the losers. , ... ___ i playing a fine game and hitting in the Twilight League this sum-1 f several present could remember her The secret I the ball hard. As all the fans say mer and my opinion is that the M1Uer u eMUy th# outstanding and her fine character. Rockport Letters from Arthur Payson of brand of baseball displayed by the player on the Rockport team and Ab bh po a Waltham. Mass, and Raymond H various teams has been unusually he's a regular stonewall on the right Miller. 3b ...... 3 0 1 1 Fogler of Hinsdale. 111., were read, fine. The League as a whole has sjde of the diamond and a valuable ( Sandblum. ss ..._...... 4 0 0 5 and a telegram from Lcro Fairfield been run much better than in many i asset to any team, Col.amorc, 2b ...... 1 1 1 4 of Englewood. N. J.. was reported, previous seasons and the fans are shortstop—Charlie Baum, that | Bolindell, lb ...... 4 0 1 0 i In suggestions offered was that old J really enjoying It. I think ex-Vinalhaven star, and now play- Me on, lb, cf ...... 4 0 3 0 family pictures be brought to the It has occurred to me that it is ing a whale of a game for the Cam- reunion of 1940, also that a list of H Graffam, cf ...... » 2 0 1 3 getting very near the time when den Shells is probably the League's children and grandchildren, be Gross, p ...... 4 V 0 2 you would be picking your All leading hitter, even with St. compiled for the secretary's record. Simmons, c ...... 3 2 6 0 League team in our own Twilight George's sluggers, as he is hitting A rising vote of thanks was ex Dondls, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 League. The boys. I support, have. t^e bajj at a better than .500 clip tended to Mr and Mrs. True for Merrill, rf ...»...... 0 0 0 0 always got quite a kick out of being which is terrific hitting in any their fine hospitality. An expression Starr, lb ...... * 2 0 3 0 picked on this team, as well they ' man s country. He is a good field- of thanks was also made to the might. but it seems to me that with- er and possesses a fine throwing secretary for her efforts In bring 30 4 21 12 out too much trouble a little more arm as weu n js hard to keep a ing the records up to date. G. L. Camden Shells might be done for the boys who have fellow like Wiley of St George off St. Clair. Miss Mary Fogler and ab bh po a excelled at their own particular po- a team, as he has been tops for the Mrs. Helstad were appointed a Lord, 3b ______3 2 0 J sitlon and have done their full past few years and is still a fine committee on arrangements to de Heald, 2 b ...... 4 0 share in providing we fans with ball player but he has met his mas- cide where the 1940 reunion will be Baum. SB...... 3 0 some of the fine ball games that ter this season. The other three J held. , « Rominick. c ______3 1 we have seen this summer. teams in the League all have fine ] Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Al Richards, c f ...... 2 0 Why not bring in one of the short steps in the persons of Slmp- den Allen, Miss Mary Bills. Mr and H. Boynton, If ...... 3 0 stronger teams in the State and son Of Thomaston, Billings of Rock- Mrs Everett Hobbs and son Wilfred ' Wadsworth, lb ...... 3 0 give the fans a treat as well as the ian(j, and Sandblom of Rockport, Mr. and Mrs. L P True. Mr. and ! Dionne, rf ...... 3 0 players who have earned the honor Left Field—Charlie Mackie of St Mrs. Elmer True. Mrs Eleanor T j Dunbar ...... 3 0 of playing on this team? I am sure George can't be beaten in left field i Payson, Mrs. Maynard Lucwlg and that the fans would enjoy seeing as he is one of the League's better children Faith and Anne, of Hope: 27 3 24 12 some outside team play and espe- hitters, and is feared by all the 1 Mrs. Cordelia B Bartlett of Hope Rockport ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—1 dally to see the boys who make pitchers. He also has a fine throw- Bark in 1912 Rockland had a Young Men's Christian Association, and tl.at Association had a very fine baseball team, winning the championship and Boston: Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Camden Shells 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 x—4 this All League team play together ing arm and base runners don't take of the Knox Trolley League. In the above group are: Back row., left to right. Albert C. Jones, the scorer. Sherman Rckes and Austin Richardson; S. Alley of South Hope; Mrs. Na something that has not been done any chances on extra bases on balls front row. Francis Duke* Lourainv. Horace F. Lamb, Arthur B. Richard sen. Russell Bartlett. Donald H. Fuller. William Flint and Henry Alperin. Two-base hits, Simmons Runs. than Barrett, Mrs Martha Clark. | Collamore. Lord 2. Heald 2. Errors, since St George had their fine teams hit to his territory. He also is a 1 ...... - - •— ---- — - — —------, Mrs Fred Oould. Mrs. Minerva MJler. Moen 2. Heald. Baum Struct and they had to pick the best play- fine catcher, often filling in at this, (Anderson. 3b -__ 4 NORTH APPLETON pert Fish were Camden visitors Piper and grandchildren, Helen and Softball Playoff M onday. out. by Cross 6, by Dunbar 4 Base ers from the rest of the teams in bis old position, and is a better Hobbs, rf .... 2 Burton. Serg t and Mrs. Fred Rice, on bails, off Oross 2, off Dunbar 4 the league to give them a decent Qian average pitcher, and who , ...... Pease, cf ______3~ u Mr. and Mrs Bernard Rolfe and I Mrs Ar* le F-'h at home from Mrs.______Estelle______Davison, _of Camden:______game By this I mean the ones wouldn't want a fellow like this on The Amocos Win the Third Mosher, c 3 0 children of West Bethel are guests Camden where she has been nurs- j Therese and wriliam Bragg. Mrs. Scorer. Shandler. Umpires, Leonard , and Graffam. Time of game, 1.45 picked on the first, or No. 1 team, his ball team, Straight In a Red Hot Chatto. p 0 ' ot Mr and Mrs. Clarence Rolfe. Maurice Lovejoy and daughter. and not the ones who make the sec- Centerfield—Ralph Belyea of „ . RackhfT. p Mr. and Mrs Tayes and daugh- Mr ann Mrs vunningnam Henry H Payson. Miss — ond or No. 2 team, which you have Camden is in my opinion the best Senes J ter of Palmer Mass., called Sunday of Augusta spent the weekend at Edna p a y ^ Mrs E E Stoddard. I Mr. and Mrs S Willoughby Wilder picked the past few years, as this outfielder in the League covering Amocos 10. Post Office 8 30 8 7 17 7 3 on Mr and Mrs Ormond Keene en- thelr home hepe- Mr and Mrs q . L. St. Clair. Mrs. j of Surry and Newton Center. Mass.; would be taking some of the glory aj; kinds of ground on fly balls, pos- The Amocos took their second Hom? run. Sullivan. Two-base rout. to Nova Richard Cunningham has em- y A Swwns Mrs T. p Ben- Mr and Mrs. Harold Wilder of away from the fellows who had ex- sessing a powerful throwing arm. straight from the Post OfHce Thurs- h‘U' McPh€e Brackett Sacrifice, Mr and Mrs Ernest CampbellrOf Payment in Augusta ! (guest >. Mrs. Janet Dunton. Miss Boston: Dr. and Mrs. George In celled over the players on the sec- and jS certainly one of the best bat- day night, winning 10-8. The Lord. Umpires. Smith. Kent. T horn-|Scuthboro Mass were recent call- Mr and Mrs Leland Johnson FIorence mmton. of Rockland; graham of Providence. R. I.; Mrs. ond team during the regular sched- ters on the strong Camden team Amocos went scoreless In the first ton' Hardtn*- ers at Leland Johnson s. were business callers Tuesday In MaJor and Mrs John pogler Car. | Bertram Packard (Elsie Spear), of * ’ * * ! Mrs Ormond Keene. Philip r---- - 1 ule. Play Just ten men and have an(j a great batter in the pinch. I inning, while the nost Office was roll Viles iguest). Skowhegan; Mrs. Montreal. Canada; Harry Bliven of Just ten men in uniform, and if any Right Field—“Chuck” Ellis could 1 up three, and scored three more in ■ Amocos 7, Tcxacos 4 Keene Edward Merceri and Ru- Aurelia Fogler. Miss May Fogler, Newton Center. Mass. of the boys picked on the first team not possibly be kept off an All j the fourth that held the Amocos The Amocos won their third - ___ — NEW STAND AT BATES West Rockport: Mr. and Mrs Wil are unable to play have his first League team, and as he has played down 6 to 2. In the last half of i straight game last night In the play- Welch, ss ______3 liam Fogler and son. Eugene. the fourth inning. Willie Sullivan 1 off series, taking the Texaco Sky- substitute, or the one picked for the outfield as well as most of the Mazzeo. 2 ...... 3 Bates College football rooters will Thomas Oliver (guest*, Philadel- THE the same position on the second other position on the Rockland socked out a home run. and Mike Chiefs 7-4 The Sky Chiefs scored Shafter, rf HE find themselves in a new grand phla: Dudley Oould, John Starrett. team play in his place. I say 10 Leo scored on Sid Shafter's single, three runs in the first inning and a . Wink, r . 3 team, right field seems to be the stand when the season opens Sept of Warren; Mrs. iC. H Hale, of men because I think that any ‘'AH ' ideal place for him as he has always but the oil boys couldn't catch up, heid the Amocosscoreless the first Brackett 30. A permanent steel stand with Boxford, Mass. and Bradenton, team should have two pitchers. In been considered a fine outfielder going into their half of the fifth two. The Amocos rallied In the wooden seats which will hold about Pla Mr. and Mrs. H. O Heistad, a game such as I mentioned there with a fine throwing arm and a 7-4. Duff scoring on McPhee's third scoring four runs, and 27 7 9 16 9 3 2000 spectators has been started B.. L. Jones. Mr and Mrs. Alonzo would not have to be more than powerful batter I believe he was double The Amoco rally came in they stayed In the lead to the T cxaco s on the east side of Garcelon p Spear. Mrs. Elizabeth Spear. Mr the fifth, when five runs were put end of the sixth inning, when the 10 men as plenty of our pitchers, chosen for one of the outfield berths ab r bh po a Field, scene of many a Bates foot- and Mrs. E. C. St. Clair, Mr and across The plate. Don Anderson, game was called because of dark- Karl. If and especially our best ones are on the team last season, and he cer- ball, baseball and track victor}' The Mrs M. W. Spear, of Rockport; fine all round ball players and lajnly deserves a place this year scored on a passed ball in the sixth.' ness Features of the game *err Pooler, ss 20 rows of seats will be topped by Carleton O. Cole J r , (guest*, of could do a fine Job filling In If It, There are several other fine out- for their final score, the Post Office s John Karl? running catch ol Murphy. 3b an enclosed press box. Concrete Oakdale. Long Island. N Y.; Mrs. should happen that anyone needed fielders in the League Including half of the seventh getting no runs CharlieCharlie lferrltt Merritt's s hit. hit. and Fred Allen, lb foundations are planned to provide A Holman, of Portland; Mr. Winchenbaivjh's one-hand catch of French, rf ...... 3 a substitute. Richards of Camden. ' Spider" 8im- Albert Winchenbaugh scored the adequate space beneath the stand and Mrs. Everett Libby and daugh H Mike Aricos drive. Mank, c f ...... 2 The proceeds of such a game as I mons of St George. A Robinson of Anal run for Amoco, circuiting the ter dressing rooms and for the stor- *ter- Manchester. N H.; Mrs. The second game between these Knowlton, r ...... 1 have mentioned, after the expenses Thomaston. "Johnnie" Karl, Rock- bases on Ralph Brackett's double age of athletic equipment. Foun- In'ln8 Pettingell, Mrs Clara St. two teams will take place Monday Paladino. r ...... 1 had been deducted, could be divided i land, and Woodward and ‘ Doug an
TALK OF THE TOWN The Boston Transcript is now The steamship Red Jacket re 6 o'clock. Praise service with ser giving news broadcasts on Station quires one more fair day to com A GRATEFUL COMMITTEE mon will be held at 7.15. Tuesday WBZ, which, by the way is giving plete its trials on the Rockland In The night prayer service will be at 7.30 Beach Goes West continuous service during the war course. “RED JACKET” COMMITTEE • • • • scare. Rockland. Me., Aug. 23. Charles Ellis will supply the pul Rev. W. J. Day, who will occupy Hon. E. R. Veazte, pit at the Methodist Church tomor Mayor. City of Rockland. Churches Mr. and Mrs. George F. Sprague the First Baptist pulpit tomorrow row morning. My dear Mayor Veazle: • • • • entertained at dinner last night at arrived yesterday from Winthrop. Aug 15-27 Maine Aero Rendezvous This committee desires to thank you, and thr various city At St. Peter's Church (Episcopal) their home on Franklin street. Mass. at Augusta officials concerned, for the help given in connection with the cele the services for tomorrow will be Aug. 2ft -Rockport-- Berkowitz-Sokol- Guests were Mrs. Sprague's sisters bration of “Red Jacket” Day. olt concert appropriate for the 12th Sunday Aug 27 Cushing Annual outing of and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. With a world war coming on, no The Committee could not have carried out Its duties without Knox County Fish and Game Associa your penonal assistance. The aid of your cfficials was also of great after Trinity: Matins at 7.10; Holy Lari S Reed of Owls Head. Mr. and body can afford to be without a tion. value. The smartness and efflclencv of the Police Department and Communion at 7 30; Holy Eucharist Aug 28 Camden Chamber of Com Mrs. F. J. McDonald of Lee and Mr. radio. Call at this office and learn merce smoker at Outing Club lodge the Fire Department are rhown by the truly remarkable fact that and sermon at 10.30; Vespers at 7.30 house. and Mrs. W. Paul Seavey a new set which can be bought at there were no traffic troubles nor accidents whatever as a result • 9 • • Aug 28 31—Lincoln County Fair in half price—adv.* of the two days’ celebration, In spite of the large crowd and the Damarlacotta At the Congregational Church Aug 29 Camden—Yale Puppeteers at June Stiles, whose home is on unusual number of automobiles cn the streets. The excellence of Opera House the arrangements deserves the thanks of every citizen. the morning service of public wor Aug 31—Three-Quarter Century Club the Camden road near the entrance The Lighthouse Department re meets In Dover-Foxcroft ports a lighter sunk in the west Very truly yours, ship will be at 10.30 a. m. and the Sept. 11 Waldoboro—Schools open. to Oakland Park, was bitten on the KERYN AP RICE. pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Cor Sept 26 28—Union Fair passage. Richmond and Dresden leg by a dog recently. Undismayed Capt., U. 8. Army, Retired. win H. Olds, who will return from by that uncomfortable experience Bridge. All navigation should use For the Committee. REUNIONS the east bridge passage. the 1st Army maneuvers In time for Aug 29 Carroll-Norwood families at she fell a few days later injuring this service. The church will be Sagamore Picnic Area, Cainden Hills the other leg. With tooth limbs SERMONETTE Park Capt. R. C. Jewell former com EAST LIBERTY O W L ’S HEAD closed the first two Sundays of Sep Aug 3ft Hills family at home of E. bandaged she is still pedaling her tember. A Matthews. Union. mander of the Maine Inshore Patrol Would You? Aug 30— Whitmore family with Mrs. bicycle in high spirits. • • • • in this city, Is visiting here for a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corson and Recent arrivals at Owls Head Inn "Sir, we would see Jesus." Did Maud Arey and Mrs Lena Allen at Rev. William J. Day will be the Barn Eyrie. Hulls Cove few days bcbforc embarking for two sons of Searsmont were callers are Walter Roe of White Plains, these Greeks see Jesus? It is Aug 30—Kalloch family at Penob Take sandwiches, sweets, and your 8unday at Kervin Rogers and guest preacher at the First Baptist j scot View Orange hall, Olen Cove. his new post in Alaska. N. Y., Louis Cullotta of Pleasant reasonable to suppose they did. David S. Beach, National State Aug 30 Wentworth family at the family. That is the injunction for Church Sunday at both services.! Charles Smith's. Did He ever turn empty away Vice President “f the Letter Car home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alley, members of the Knox Fish and Game ville, N. Y., Charles Roe of Yonk Mr. Day is a former pastor of this, East Union. John May arrived Friday for the Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Davis of any that truly sought Him? We riers’ of Maine, leave* Sept, 1 for Sept 2 — North Haven — Leadbetter Association in connection with the weekend returning to Cleveland ers, N. Y„ Mr. and Mrs. Nick Cou- church who is now retired and lives | family at Grange hall Portland were visitors Sunday at cannot imagine such a thing. Milwaukee, Wls., to attend the Gol all day picnic to be held at Vinal's lantes of Hackensack. N. J., Elaine in Winthrop, Mass. His subject j Monday. Mrs. May will accom George McLain's. The thought that these Oentiles den Jubilee Convention of the Na Point in Cushing. A bake of clams, Huggard and Edith Halfpenny of for the evening "Will there be a Rockland Pirates vs. Rockport at pany him, together with Mrs. Wil Mrs. Pearl McLeod and two child sought to see Him, merely out of tional Association of Letter Carriets. ccrn and welnies at 1.30 p. m. Cof Lynnbrook, L. I., N. Y., and Mr, and World Dictator?” Charles Wilson Community Park Sunday. liam Morris of New York. ren of Cambridge. Mass., returned curiosity, may be dismissed for He will be accompanied by Mrs. fee. cream and butter will be fur Mrs. George Carter of Stamford. of Warren will be the soloist for the home last Saturday after a week's if they had. John would not have Beach and their two daughters. 8 Constantine reported yesterday nished. H. V. Bowers, who recently enter Conn. Departures are J. E. Barr of day. The Church School meets at visit at Willis Ladd’s. mentioned It for the Gospel he .Mrs. Beach will go as delegate of the seeing a British Columbia car. tained an open meeting of the Cam Washington. D. C.. Miss R A. Wisell 12 o'clock and the Young People's Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hooper have wrote, under the Inspiration of Ladies' Auxiliary of the State of The management of the new skat den Lions Club, will be at the meet returned home after a months visit and F. P. McIntyre of Burlington, Society at 6 JO. The Tuesd tv night God, had no place for minor Maine. The Batli Destroyers arc playing ing rink opposite Rankin block was ing of the Rockland Lions Club N. H., Mr. and Mrs. Prank Lowe of prayer meeting will be led by the with reatives in Bradford and things. in Camden at 4 o’clock this after frankly delighted with the patron Wednesday. He Is a composer, vo Amesbury, Mass. Hagerstown, Ind., Bertha Irving young people. The coming of these Greeks RESIDENCE OF ALIENS noon. age received this week, there being calist and pianist, and there are no • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fitch and Mrs A. H. Allen of Haddonfield, NJ. rated importance; and tremen almost as many present Thursday dull moments in his program. son have returned to their work Mr. and Mrs. W. E Knight and "Christ Jesus” Is the subject of Oliver Hahn of Thomaston is sub dously affected Our Lord, for by Aug. 7, Congress enacted a law night as there were on the opening in East Pepperell. Mass., after a ten Oladys L. Knight of Rifle Range. the Lesson-Sermon that will be stituting for Frank Knowlton while it He knew His hour was at hand. night. Well pleased, also, with the C. W Sheldon's terrier won first day's vacation at Elwtn Adams'. Shrewsbury. Mass, Florence Han read In all Churches of Christ, Sci to legalize the residence of aliens the latter is having a fortnight's Were they prepared for Jesus many compliments voluntarily paid prize in the Bar Harbor dog show While here they made repairs on nan of Cretswood, N. Y„ and the entist on Aug. 27. The Golden Text who entered the United States vacation from his duties as water this week So good was the little discourse? Again we m ust be Is: “The Word was made flesh, and as to the improvements which have their house In South Montvllle. Misses Dobell of Quebec. lieve they were not. Were they prior to July 1, 1924, and of whom, company foreman. chap that the Judges were a long • • • • dwelt among us, (and we beheld his been made at the rink. The skates Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds, disappointed, think you? Un no record of lawful entry exists. time considering him in connection Grange Fair a Surer*.* glory, the glory as of the only be Mr. and Mrs. Walter Greenlaw are in excellent condition, and most daughter Mildred and son Charles doubtedly yes, but how great an Aliens who may be now registered with first prize in the entire terrier The first fair by the Owl's Head gotten of the Father,) full ot grace and son Alfred have returned from of them are fresh from the factory. of Beverly, Mass., are spending two Impact their visit made upon under the provisions of this act, class. Orange held Wednesday at the and truth" (John 1:14). The cita a motor trip to the World's Fair in Thursday and Friday appointments weeks at their Stevens' Pond camp. the Gentile world, we shall never must be persons of good moral may be made by beginners with Mrs. Lawrence S. Colby was guest Town Hall was a decided success in tions from the Bible Include the character, not subject to deporta New York with a side trip which in Cars owned and driven by Mrs. know but we have a right to Messrs. Young and McLean. The of honor at a shower given Friday every way. Sybil Anderson, chair-1 following passages: "Behold, a vir tion. and must be able to prove,, by clude a tour of The Thousand Charles Lowe of this city and Rev. think of it in major terme. rink is available for private skat at the home of Gertie Skinner. man of the home and community ! gin shall be with child, and shall documentary evidence that they Islands. H. M. Legrcw of Brockton, Mass., "We would see Jesus." Thou ing parties on other than the regu Punch and fancy cakes were se:ved welfare committee was ably assisted bring forth a son, and they shall have resided continuously in this collided at North Main and Mav sands during the short life of The gardens of Mrs. Florence lar nights. and many useful and expensive by several committees in making call his name Emmanuel, which be country since June 30. 1924, or erick streets Thursday forenoon, Knox County have sought and Williams, Rockville, this morning gifts were gratefully received. Mr. the affair so successful, with *100 ing Interpreted Is, God with us" some previous date thereto. Ap both machines being badly damaged found Him, and the influence He yielded a large but very edible twin Greatly impressed by the New and Mrs Colby will soon enter upon netted. (Matthew 1:23). plicants for the benefit of this act Mrs. Lowe received quite a severe made upon their lives has girdled cucumber which found its Vay to York World's Fair, which he has in housekeeping in the "Smith House' In the evening this program was the globe. I dare to affirm that should apply at the ImtnlgrStion cut on one of her legs, but her child MRS. II. CHESTER HAGER Vesper's Spa and thence to the spected at some length this week. owned by Edwin Martin. presented: Tenor solo by Mr Con not a single soul, In any church, Office, in Portland Maine swinging blissfully in the auto ham Chrystal Olivia, wife of H. Chest office of The CAuricr-Oazette. Rev. Dr. Guy Wilson is back home Harriet Adams and E tta Gilman stantine of Rockland; tap dances of any faith, within the confines mock was uninjured. Mrs. Legrow. er Hager, died Thursday afternoon getting a little bona fide vacation receved news of the death Aug 19. by Cynthia Brown, George 81eeper,1 of the County, since its settle Read The Courier-Gazette taken temporarily to the hospital, after a long illness. She was the In Thursday's issue was an rest. For the general public there of their sister-in-law in Spokane, Beverly Cogan, vocal solo by Jose ment, ever formulated that desire had facial cuts and one of her sides daughter of Carl Thurston of Union nounced the tragic death of Dudley are many wonderful things to see, Wash. She will be remembered as phine Buckminster, cornet duet by that, he or she, did not see their was badly wrenched. and Josie Andrews of Jefferson Wolfe, son-in-law of Walter Dam and some very wonderful entertain Mattie Edmunds formerly of Mont- Dorothy Young and Frank Young, Lord, if they truly sought Him. SANDY SHORES rosch. i n ‘India. The New York ment, but Dr Wilson found abund Stanley Prescott of 70 Pleasant ville, wife of John Gilman, formerly assisted at the piano by Mildred To believe otherwise, would She leaves her husband, three sons by a former marriage. Clifford, I papers on the same day told a ant evidence that many of the street, has enrolled for the busi of this neighborhood. Besides her Young; magic tricks by George I imply these agencies had failed SOUTH WARREN. ROUTE I Warren and Ernest Porter; a sister ' fatal automobile accident which be States and many of the exhibitors ness administration course at Bry husband she leaves one daughter Sleeper; piano solo by Mrs. Louie in their ministry. If there are “Where Home Atmosphere Sara Matheson; two brothers, Wil- ! fell Sidney Howard, a famous play are coming out of the Fair "in the ant and Stratton Commercial Bernice of Spokane and a twin Rogers any serious minded people that Prevails" sister Hattie Gilman of South liam and Vincent Sukeforth; and j wright and also a son-in-law of red,” thanks to faulty planning and School of Boston, which is a course Dances by the pupils of Florence ' can believe that, they are to be CHICKEN BARBECUE 35c Mr. Damrosch. circumstances. Dr. Wilson was ac designed for students who desire to Braintree, Mass. Two years ago Malloy included: comedy, Gloria* pitied. Because they would see three grandchildren. . She had a happy disposition, and j BATHING FISHING companied by Mrs. Wilson and Mr. become executives or own businesses Mr. and Mrs. Gilman visited his ( studley and Ralph Stone; Russian Jesus, these great faiths came in FREE PICNIC GROUNDS Two high class features will be and Mrs. Fred S. Kilburn of Fort of their own. It requires about sisters at the old homestead the. Beverly Manning; tap, Gloria obedience to the demand of souls made many friends. STEWS SANDWICHES David Oilman farm, and renewed' Studley, Virginia Chapman; Chain in order at Strand Theatre next Fairfield. Dr. Wilson has another 60 weeks of study in accounting, who would not be denied. To [ Funeral services will be held Sun- IGF, CREAM CONFECTIONERY TONICS week. Sunday. Monday and Tues week of vacation which he will de commercial law. salesmanship and old friendships. They had resided Oang. Ralph Stone. Virginia Chap- 1 them Christian people have dedi ' day at 2 o'clock and Interment will < be in the Lakeview cemetery, in J 96 tf day, "Lady of the Tropics." with vote to motoring about his own advertising, economics, income tax in the west about 30 years. man, Sherwln Forbus; Mrs. Abbie cated their lives and through the Robert Taylor and Hedy La Marr; State. returns, business management, cor Polland and Mrs. Louie Rogers as years their money. Union. balance of the week. "Wizard of poration finance, office administra SPRUCE HEAD sisted at the piano. Your Churches are not acci Oz.' with Judy Garland and Frank Hugh M Spaulding, director of tion and other subjects. He will Mrs. Chorida Miller was awarded dents, they are the visible ex Morgan. Those who saw the play the Knox - Hospital - Community start his studies on Sept. 5 when Miss Helen Meservey returned a quilt. pression of the urge to see Jesus. "Wizard of O z' at Farwell Opera Chest drive, was guest speaker at the fall term opens. home Tuesday from a weekend trip Through them real characters, House many years ago will be the the Rotary meeting yesterday, and to Quincy. Mass. In the United States, the com men and women, have built into FOR A DELICIOUS SUNDAY MEAL most eager patrons of the movie. gave a fine presentation of his dual SOUTH THOMASTON Mrs. Callie Morrill entertained at mon Jury is the only body of people your citizenship that which has cause. R. Percy Schenck, who was Mr. and Mrs. Alan Evans of two tables of bridge Wednesday made the world better and rich Rockland could have a fine new engaging In a Governmental ac Drive Out To in attendance at his seventh con Brookline. Mass., have returned i night, honors going to Mrs. Orac" tivity which is required by law to er. “Sir, we would see Jesus,” family added to its population, savs secutive meeting meeting, spoke home after visiting Mrs. Evans' son' York, Mrs. Cora Murphy taking settle a question by a unanimous and Phillip told Andrew and the? for one thing. The head of the briefly before leaving for home, Albert Davis for a week consolation. Luncheon was served vote. told Jesus. A great matter then, family, of fine old American stock, and complimented the local club Mrs. Margaret Box of Omaha. Mrs. Vincent Carr and infant son and a great matter now. HILLCREST HOMESTEAD is a State executive for a large for its fine fellowship and hospi Neb., left for home Friday after spent Wednesday in Rockland as —William A. Holman U. S. ROUTE 1, SOUTH WARREN corporation and his home should tality. The visiting Rotarians were spending the summer at the Bart guests of Mrs. Rose Pease be in this city, but he is unable to Otto Swanson, Troy, N. Y.; Elmer lett home. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Tinney of DANCING At the Littlefield Memorial Specializing in Full Course find an adequate rent. He would [C. Elsea, New Rochell, N. Y.; Madi Mr. and Mrs. Arno Bartlett of Quincy, Mass., Mrs. Cora Murphy Church Sunday the pulpit will be like a 8-room reasonably modern son Hart, Danville. Ky; Kenneth Washington called Friday at Fred of Wollaston and Mrs. Eugeni? LAKEHURST occupied toy Rev. M artin T. Storms CHICKEN OR DUCK DINNERS house with location fairly near a C. Lovejoy, Belfast; Elmer C. Ripley's. Godfrey were supper guests Sunday DAMARISCOTTA of Houlton. At the 10.30 service school house as there are two chil Mathews Wilkes-Barre, Penn.; R. Mrs. Mary Adams of Shrewsbury, of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Andrews at there will be a solo by Mrs. Eula Home Style, 85 Cents dren of school age. The family Percy Schenck, Jersey City, N. J. Mass., is guest of Mrs. Flora Baum. their home on Norton's Island. Wednesday, Aug. 30 Munro. Church School will meet references are the best and anyone Frank Robinson. San Francisco; Joseph Norton of Brighton Is Mrs. Donald Grassiek and daugh 10.00 to 2.00 A. M. at 11.45 and Christian Endeavor at Served Every Sunday, 12 to 7 P. M. who can be of assistance should ter Lois of Quincy, Mass., arrived Bill Cullen, Lewiston; Harold W spending a week with his family 906tf communicate at once with Adver Alden, Northampton, Mass.; H. L. here. Friday and will occupy the Gallic LABOR DAY BALL tising department of this newspa Stoddard Augusta; Turner Jones, Misses Susie Sleeper and Helen Morrill house until Labor Day, Mr per. Portland. The guests were F. A. Sleeper entertained Tuesday. Mrs. Grassiek will Join his family later Sunday, Sept. 3 Fred V. Overlock Mrs. Jeannette Snow entertained St. Clair, Milburn, Penn.; A. L. Eva Sleeper, Mrs. Bertha Sleeper, MIDNIGHT TO 4.00 A. M. Engineering Service Beano at Legion hall Tuesday Bird; Carl Thurston, Chester. Mrs. Carolyn Davis, Mrs. Lizette at dinner Friday night at Oandage's night; door prize and special Glencove. Her guests were Mrs. Dance in the firelight from a TEL. WARREN 26-21 Penn.; A 8. Taylor, city; R. 8. Emery, of Rockland, Mrs. Richard large enjoyable fireplace. Every prizes. Adm. 15c —adv. 99-S-tf Brooks. Boston; William T. White, Hodson of Oorham, Mrs. Scott Kit- Cora Murphy, Mrs. Margaret Tinney Saturday through the fall. or AUGUSTA 2034-M city; Ralph Wight, Bristol, Penn teridge of Portland, Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Eugenie Godfrey. Mrs. Callie LINCOLN COUNTY LLOYD RAFNELL'S Surveys, Plans, Valuattom, Tax Prune and feed ycur trees. Now Pillsbury of South Weymouth, Morrill. Miss Helen Meservey. Mrs Systems, Watrr Supply, Sewer is the time. Trees taken down Dorothy Reppller and Mrs. Grace TEN GEORGIANS age, Highway. A concert in the interests of Knox Mass, Mrs. Margaret Box of 1 0 2 *6 *1 0 5 Complete tree surgery service. Albert County Oeneral Hospital is to be Omaha. Neb., Mrs. Joseph Norton York Cards were enjoyed during Quinn, tel. 741-W. State license staged In the immediate future by of Brighton, Mass, Miss Mary the evening at the home of Miss Helen Meservey —adv. 103-102 the Knox County Men's Chorus. Bartlett and Mrs. Aurelia Ripley. FAIR Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson went Most of those present will soon be DAMARISCOTTA Friday to Norwell, Mass, where Mr ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF BORN returning home not to meet again Wilson will officiate at a 4 o’clock Roller Skating Maxrj— At Camden Community Hos until next year. This reunion of old pital. Atut 19. to Mr and Mrs Ed wedding Saturday. The Wilsons AUGUST 29, 30, 31 ward Maxey, a daughter Ellen Lucille. friends was greatly enjoyed. Tea, EVERY will leave directly after the wedding sandwiches and dainty cakes were KEN’S SERVICE STATION Thurs., Fri., Sat., 8-11 to conclude a vacation at their cot Pari-Mutuel Betting Fastest Horse* in the State DIED served and games of cards and Chi (Formerly Munro's Shell Station) tage on Spruce Head Island. Sat. Afternoon 2-5 Kendrtrken — At Camden. Aug. 24. nese checkers were played. 34 UNION STREET, ROCRLAND, ME. John Kendrtrken aged 68 Funeral Miss .Jeannette Morton and Mrs NIGHT SHOWS TUES.-WED. O CEAN VIEW Saturday at 3.30 o'clock from Good Miss Elizabeth Till went Monday Next North of Narragansett Hotel funeral home Betty Plaisted motored to Bar Har to Boston where she has employ Firework* Grand New York Review BALLROOM Webster—At Camden. Aug. 24. Ernest bor Wednesday and spent the day A. Webster, aged 56 Funeral Sunday ment. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 615 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND at 2 o'clock, from Good funeral home with relatives. Good Music Good Discipline Harlow—At Camden. Aug 25. Mrs Miss Ora Howe of Norway, Me., GREASING, WASHING, SERVICING, Stage Built Over the Track with Special Lights Sarah Llnscott Barlow, aged 71 years Free Instructors Funeral Sunday at 2 o'clock from is guest of Miss Helen Sleeper. SIMON1ZING, BATTERIES, TIRES, and Scenery DUSTLESS FLOOR residence on Union street Mrs. Frank! Allen (Lulu Ingra 100-102 Hager—At Union. Aug 24. Chrvstel DR. EMERY B. HOWARD Olivia, wife of Chester Hager, aged 44 ham) of Moir, N Y., called on ACCESSORIES PULLING CARNIVAL MIDWAY years, 6 months. 18 days Funeral at the residence Sunday at 2 p. m. In friends here recently. Dentist EDWIN D. KENRICK, Proprietor terment In Lakeview cemetery Wednesday is Children's Day Pierson—At St. George. Aug. 25. Capt Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Dean of X-Ray Gas-Oxyg en The patronage of frien ROCKVILLE S O U T H H O PE SOUTH WARREN Young Peoples’ Camp WARREN H A. Hart attended Skowhegan WALDOBORO Mrs. Lucille Betts of Randolph and Fair Friday with his horses and W. E. Davis and daughter Grace Courier-Gazette Cross-Word Puzzle Fifth Annual Bible Confer ZS S'* S'* /V ft Mrs. Thelma Waldron of Gardiner ft ft ft ft won first place in the sweepstakes, are guests of the former's sister, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. ALENA L. STARRETT Mrs. Alice Pike at Lisbon Falls. MRS. LOUISE MTLLIH pulling the load the remarkable ence At Vasialboro Waa John S. Ranlett. With Mr and Mrs. Correspondent distance of 272 feet and 8 inches, Mr. and Mrs Alden Beals and 1 3 H 5 i 8 9 IO ii 12 Correspondent Inspirational Ranlett, Miss Jane Ross and James a a a A winning over the next contestant children have returned to Marble L ft ft ft a head, Mass., after spending a two 13 H and Donald Moran, they attended Tel. 49 by 82 feet 7 inches. The fifth annual Young People's T el. 27 the baked clam and boiled lobster Mr .and Mrs. Clifford Swan of weeks' vacation at W C. Leavitt's. I Bible Conference camp has Just con 15 lb 17 <8 dinner Sunday at the Thistle Camps Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Packard The fire department was called Auburn hav« been visitors at the cluded at Webber Pond Campground Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Maxey and in Searsport, sponsored by the S.W.V. twice Wednesday to the home of home of Mrs w L Taylor of Needham, Mass., and grandson 19 1W iil son Edward are enjoylrg a motor of Bangor, Belfast, Camden and Waiter C Leavitt. South Wairen, alld Mrs *°y Oray and son of North Carolina are spending a Vassalboro. 1« trip through Maine during Mr Rockland. for a .himney fire. Jack of Massachusetts were recent few days at the Dorman cottage at Five years ago we made a begin 251 ,w 2M | Maxey's vacation from his duties as Mr. and Mrs. William Dalton of Mrs Susie Carlisle returned Fri- 8Uests ol Mr and Mrs. C. B. Taylor South Pond ning. small, it is true, but we felt J 2b 1 . , 1 2 8 local manager of the Central Maine Amherst called on Mrs. Florence dav to Somerville. Mass, alter Mr. and Mrs. D C. Hemenway Virginia Spear returned Friday very happy about the result. We Power Co. Bolduc this week. spending a week at the home of passed tf* weekend with the Leland from Knox Hospital and is rapidly try to encourage all teen-age young Al u recovering from an appendicitis op 29 3 0 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rackliff of Miss Annie Flint of Rockland Is Misses Lizzie Winslow and Winnie Hemenway family in Millbrldge. people, in our rural Sunday schools Rockland were callers Thursday &t £ H ftrrJ.s for a time Wmslow Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mlss ^ ’’‘e Hart who has been eration which we are organizing and main 3M 35 night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurlc€ Dunbar of Allenton, R. I., Lawrence and daughter. Miss Esther attending summer school at U. of Good Will Grange will resume taining in central and southern 39 1 Osborne Well. was guest Wednesday of Mr. and Lawrence of Cochituate, Mass ar- « . has returned home meetings Aug 31. A baked bean Maine, throughout the year, to at 3G 38 J r Herbert Newbegin and son Rich- Mrs perry. rived Friday to spend a weex at | Mrs. E. W. Monkhouse of Port- supper will be served at 6 30. Those tend this Bible Camp, which we Wl 92 93 ard are spending the weekend at Qeorge Sides has returned after the home of the Misses Winslows. la»d ls at C E Dunbar‘s for sev" not otherwise solicited will take conduct for one week each year. sweets. We are especially anxious to bring r J Buzzards' Bav. They w.P be ac attending the funeral of his sister, Mr and Mrs. Chester Robinson eral weeks W5 */b 1 companied home by Mrs Newbegin and son Willard who spent the sum- 1 claren<,« Robbins is in a Port- Mrs (Mary Libby is visiting at the in potential leaders for our work is Mrs. Charles Curtis in North Brook home of Percy Miller in East Wal and daughte* Constance who have mer at the Lela Clark cottage, at lalld ‘106pltal suffering from a frac- greatly hindered at times for lack of 50 , | 51 a L, field, Mass. tured jaw and other head injuries been guests of relatives lor the past Pleasant Point. Cushing, and with doboro. leadership We have the use of the Mrs. F. J. Hunter is confined to i three weeks relatives in this town returned Fri received when a flying slab of wood Tessie, three-year-old daughter of Campground and buildings, a beau- ] 5W 55 4b the house by illness. hit him while he was employed in Mr and Mrs. Earl Miller, caught Mrs. Burton Hartley of Bridge- day to Manchester, Conn tiful, quiet, secluded spot, through Joyce Cables, who spent the sum- Payson’s mill. Friends held a bee her arm in an electric wringer 59 60 water is vis t ng her daughter Mrs. Mrs. Ida Patterson of Rockland the kindness of the Campground mr with Mr. and Mrs. O W Car- recently and assisted in harvesting Wednesday, badly bruising It from Association, which wu appreciate Edward Howell has been guest of Mr. and Mrs. C t>» i1 roll, has returned to Portland his hay which was belated owing wrist to shoulder. She was taken greatly. Our counsellors are chosen 6R Supt. and Mrs A. D. Oray have S. Coburn. Miss Evelyn Whittall and Barton Dry weather evidently has not to his accident to the office of Dr Kellar and made for their consecrated, spiritual lives returned from Blue Hill and Castine Mrs Charlotte Lermond has re as comfortable as possible. | Whittal of East Providence are visit affected the bean crop as far as and the resulting Christ.an fellow HORIZONTAL HORIZONTAL (Cont.) VERTICAL (Cont.) Miss Marion Currier of Presque turned from Knox Hospital and is ing the Thurston brothers. shell beans are concerned. Ezra Owing to an accident in the fam ship is truly wonderful. Our aver 1-Granti immunity to 49- Treesurers (ebbr.) 12-Steale, as cattle Isle is guest for the weekend of Mr. convalescing from severe illness. 7-More precipitous After an interesting trip, taking Savage recently exhibited a pod ily of Mrs. Leila Smalley, the Grange age attendance the past five years 50- T he w hole (Western U. 8.) and Mrs. B G Miller. Mr and Mrs John Webster. Mrs Circle meeting which was to have 13- Nest of an eagle 51- Skilful 1 8 -S u rfice them across the continent and into containing seven beans of the Jacob has been about 21, but in spite of 14- Howl 53- Klng (Fr.) Charles Rowe Jr., is visiting his Louis Webster and son and daugh 18-An English noveliet Alaska. Mr and Mrs W. A. BarroUs cattle bean variety. been held at her home Aug. 23, took small numbers, there has been some 15- lnftammation of the 54- Blood-tueking fly of 24- Small ring ter of Somerville, Mass., have joined brother Paul Rowe in Auburn. are spending some time at their sum Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mayhew place at the Creamery with Mrs. thing especially blessed about our heart A frica 25- A dance Miss Mildred Webster for several 17-Penetratee 57-Bedaublng 27- Perlod of time (pi.) Mr and Mrs. Harry Willard and mer home here daughter Jane, and son Edgar of Lula Libby. A New England boded fellowship and personal work with weeks' vacation at the Webster sum 19- Eagle 59- Grede 28- Larlat Mrs. William Hill of Lowell, Mass Mr and Mrs. E. H. Perry, Miss Montclair. N. J., returned home dinner was enjoyed by the 25 mem the young people. I think the fore 20- Human race mer home Louis Webster, Russell 60- Made a mistake 30- An Insect have been guests this week of Mrs Annie Flint and Mrs. Fannie Brew Wednesday after a few days spent bers and guests present. going is enough for an introduc 21- Unyielding 61- A relative (pi.) 31- Royal Navy (abbr.) Webster of South Portland and Mrs 22- Wlld (Scot) Mabel Mank. ster enjoyed a picnic Thursday at at the Hathorne Point cottage of Mrs Doris Maxey. Laure Cope tion; now about this year. 62- Gratera 32- Berrele (abbr.) Pauline Brown of Somerville have land, Edna Barrett. Rachel Over 23- Approaches 33- A school book (pi.) Miss Gladys B Hastings of Rev. Maurice Dunbar's cottage at Mr and Mrs S. A Watts. The parents and friends of the 25- Reaound 35- Olphthong been visiting them here, VERTICAL Somerville. Mass., is visiting h e r . Spruce Head. Mr and Mrs George Gray were lock. Olive Pales and Jeannette R_b- young people brought them to the 26- An Iriahman 36- Dlecounta aunt Miss Elizabeth Genthner. Rev Robert S Goodwin of Water- guests last weekend at Little Se- inson 6pent Thursday In Waterville grounds during Monday, and on 28-Sandy coaat of 37- Slns NORTH WALDOBORO „ . _. , aouthweatarn France 1- An extract from 38- Unlt Mrs. Blanche Dodge has returned bury. Conn., has been passing a few bago Lake, of Mr. and Mrs Harold O A Copeland is having a trench Tuesday morning classes began. The 29-Gain Mrs. Bolivar and daughter Lil dug 520 feet from a spring in his printed matter 40-0esignates to Worcester after a visit with rela days this week with her cousin, Mrs. S Elder of Portland. lian who passed several weeks with subjects considered and discussed 32-Sewa loosely 2- Galned 43- Long, sweeping step field to his house and a new pipe this year were: The Life of Christ. M-Planta living for a 3- Medical (abbr.) 44- A m etal tives here. D A. Sherer. Robert Samson of Washington. D Mrs. Annie Veino returned Sundav C., nephew of Mr and Mrs. Willi' laid to replace one in use for the Parables and Miracles, Mountain tingle season 4- Orett with care 46- Steep Members of the Waldoboro His to Massachusetts. 36-A ccount 5- 0 ne of a fabled race 47- More docile Vinal who was their guest for a j past 56 years. The trench was dug Top Experiences, and Youth Prob torical Society who met Wednes MARTINSVILLE Mrs. Grace Taylor and sons of 39-Sm eller o f giants 48- Mutleal drama time is now visiting relatives in M” " ch" u"s have visiting at that time by Nathan Copeland of lems. We had an enrollment of 18 41- Equalizet 6- Rlver in France 52-Sallora day in Thomaston with Mr. and 42- Fertile spot In a Misses Mary Carntner and Lily Deer lale' Nellie Adams Thomaston and the late Rodney young people and four counsellors, B-Cornera 55-Meke lace Mrs Donald George were Mrs John desert 9 -E te m lty Gerry of Washington. D C. and, Mr. and Mrs. William Stickney Kalloch of Fort Fairfield; the dig Rev Harold Nutter of Appleton, Mrs. 58-Sainte (abbr.) H. Lovell. Dr. Harvey Lovell, Pro Mrs. Clarence Shuman was re 46-Liver secretion 10- Contume 58-Materlal with a Miss Marjorie Warren of Framing- and son Wffliam of Framingham, ging now being d:ne by Nathan': fessor Jasper J. Stahl, Mrs. Stuart cent guest of her two aunts in Union Robert Holcomb. Garland. Mrs Ul 46-Bout In fighting 11- Gifts corded surface ham. Mass, are guests of Mrs N Mass, arrived today to spend the grand-nephew Howard Maxey and Hemingway. Mrs. Russell Cooney, Marion Levensaller of Barre mer and myself. The superintend- I (Answer To Previous Puzzle) H. G ardner j weekend with Mr. and Mrs Joseph u a u _ js visiting her grandparents his young pal Edward Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Storer and < nt of our work in this district, Rev. ■ Ivory Parker and family of Farm- Stickney On return they will be gnd Mrs Mank Misses Jessie and Faye Keene. and Verna. Mrs Ralph Davis and A w of w#s ftlM , ington returned home this week, accompanied by their elder son Kenneth Orff has employment TENANTS HARBOR children Marlene, Kay and Skippy. Col. Clifford Jones and his mother from vacationing at the Leonard Richard who passed the summer Dorothy Simmons. Mrs Welden Pre‘enl durin« sesslon Mrs. Pyrintha Jones of Atlanta. Ga. with Mr. Andrews in Jefferson. Miss Arleen G Ward has returned After the rest period each after with his grandparents. Paul Walter is employed driving Grant and Mrs. William Bramhall. and Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miles of from a trip to San Francisco Fair, noon, organized sports and swim- Miss Athleen Robinson of North a delivery truck for Burnncimer Mrs. Lestyn Thompson and In- Newton. Mass., were guests Wednes- o,.0n0 are guests of her parents I Warren is employed in the home of the Grand Canyon, Yosemite and fant daughter Olona have returned raln« took unU1 supper tlm*' Bros. day of K. L. Deymore, Mr. Dejmore and Mrs Adriance at Mr and Mrs Austin Gammon. Mrs Canadian Rock.es. She will pass the from Memorial Hospital. D am arl-; * llh ouLside aP«kers. One night is now entertaining Mr. and Mrs the Back Shore Oammon being in ill health. tenanted Wednesdav at a dinner remainder of the summer at What- scotta. and are at Mrs Lizzie we enjoyed Rev Carl Small of Oar- Frank Campbell of Melrose. Mass. Cheer cottage in Elmore. Fridav the nartv iourneved to Dark I N°n a l °f Ne’ ’ Y° rk CltX 1 ®UU Spear' returned Wedn*J- ' party at Beach Inn. Lincolnville Thompson's for a few days. diner, another M H. Dorr, Jr. of .J*0*5! ln* “ __ y ____ is guest of John Hupper. Gordon day to Newton Centre. Mass , after \jrs Qeorge Newbert and Mrs. Edward J. Clark of Wallston Morrill, and still another. Mierle Harbor where they were guests cf A dance given Friday at Win- Ashton who has been visiting Roger spending several days with Mrs her guesls Mrs Glenwood Reever road is entertaming her brother Ouy Estabrooks. a student at Gordon Mayor ana Mrs Perkins of Melrose chenpaw hall for the benefit* of S B B n n B B B Hupper returned home Monday Spear at their summer home | and Qeraj guest of her son, A. E. Libby, re Charles Warren, Robert and Fred that it is difficult to grasp at first, “Tanglewood” Closes A MAID CALLED MILLS VINALHAVEN turned Friday to Wellesley, Mass. Barton Mrs. Mary Candage. Mr. The Curtis Concert but of enduring Interest. He drew Miss Claire Crosby, who has been and Mrs. James W. Barton and Miss freely from all available sources for J5 <5 A visiting Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Ruth Barton. Many Distinguished Mu style and method of expression— Y. W. C. A. Camp Near MRS OSCAR C LANE Cook returned Thursday to Milo. At Union Church Rev Kenneth sicians Were In Audience from the depth and polyphony of Camden Had Fine Season Whom You Will Take To Your Heart When She Talka Correspondent Cook will use Sunday morning as Bach, the serenity of Haydn, the Norman Johnson entertained last At Eells Boat Bam — Marion Dolan Honored About Household Matters . Saturday night Miriam Greenleaf, subject "Triumphant Believing,” grace of Mozart, the spontaneity of Miss Dorothy Spear, who hasibeen sonia Moyer of Ohio; Jean Brown, Dr. Cameron Rae, tenor will sing Schubert, and the romance of Schu The Anal concert in the series of Camp Tanglewood. the YWCA BROADCAST BY MARJORIE MILLS "Spirit of God " The choir will mann—yet he copied or Imitated guest of her aunt Miss Alice Greed, jjew York; Marjorie Ault, Wash- camp ln the Camden hills closed three given by The Curtis String none of them. (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 1.30 p. m. over Stations has returned to Deaconess Ho^tital, ington, D. C .; Marjorie and Blanch sing the anthem "Tell Me the Old WNAC, Boston; WTAG, Worcester; WCSH, Portland; WTIC. Hartford; Quartet took place Sunday night at Sunday. The camp was under the where she is a student nurse. . Tilley, New York; Thad Robbins. Old Story;” organist, Evelyn A. In his writing are three dis WICC, Bridgeport; WEAN, Providence; and WLBZ, Bangor), Valora Wharf of Boston is atsSea- Pratt, Kansas; Arthur Lenfest Jr., Hall. the Eells boat barn, Rockport, with tinguished qualities: Purity of direction of Miss Gladys B. Rus thrift cottage, on Green's Island. Reading, Mass.; Luther Burns the capacity audience containing artistic purpose with not a note de sell, the general secretary of the We've been going on about the Four quarts tomatoes (measure Dr. Conley will be at his Vinal- many distinguished figures ln the signed merely to please the au Dr Frank Hitchcock returned Quincy, Mass.; Frank and Ambrose Bangor YWCA. Miss Russell was food down in Cape Cod, up In Maine them whole), 3 oranges. 2 lemons, musical world, among those noted dience without contributing to the Friday to Massachusetts Institute Peterson. A chicken supper was haven office from the arrival of the assisted by Miss Mildred E. Mars boat Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 29. Lea Luboshutz, Rosa Lhevlnne, Fe express or development of the musi and New Hampshire and meals en- *4 ounce cinnamon stick, L ounce of Technology having been guest served with unique place cards den of Lawrence, Mass. Miss Mars until its departure Thursday morn lix Salmond, Daniel Karpllowsky, cal idea. Self-reliance, with countered around Boston. Now whole cloves. of Dr and Mrs Howard Pulling and favors- After seating his guests den was the waterfront director, Mr Johnson quietly slipped into ing—adv. Ezra Rachlin, William Harms, strength lieing ln the importance Lucy Curtis comes back from vacu-1 Blanch the tomatoes with boiling Miss Elizabeth Creed of Philadel his chair and to his surprise found Ralph Berkowitz, Vladimir Sokoloff. of the musical idea themselves and presenting the annual water pa tlon In Vermont vigorously pro- water and pare them. Slice into a phia ts visiting her sister. Mrs, La his place heaped with gifts ln honor S F A R S M O N T Dr. ^ anda11 Thompson, director of in the soundness of thelr relation geant and was the unit leader for testing that the Green Mountain shallow kettle fayette Smith Mrs. Cora Hutchins of Biddeford ‘ Instltut* of Muslc and Slice the oranges of his birthday. While the guests to one another. Self-restraint, the oldest campers. Assisting Miss State's banner should be nailed to gnd lemons wry {hln an R E. Phllbrick was host to the • ’ Maine Independent Oil dealers “Feast Of Fat Things” Wednesday, entertaining the guests This And That At The Samoset at his cottage a t Crescent Beach, WON THE SPEEDABYKE \ Dr. Carr’s Christian Science with shore dinner at the Inn. A Entered in the morning putting Lecture At Local Church sailing party, conducted in the late ® S O C * ETY match were Joseph Young, Mr. and afternoon and evening, on Mr Phil- Thursday Night I Mrs. William N. Farnham. Miss brick's new yacht “Mione" was an Dorothy Loop, Mrs. Derwood Ives, A lecture on Christian Science en Ralph H. Wight of Bristol, Penn , enjoyable feature of the outing. B. F. White, Miss Barbara White, titled "Christian Science; The Is a guest at his former home on Mrs. W. E. Newbert, F. L. Torrence, Science of Christian Healing.” was Claremont street. Mrs. Evelyn Nixon of Portland is Miss Lallah Goodson. Dr. Samuel delivered at the local church Thurs guest of Mrs. Anna Saville on Ocean Moore. Miss Frances Mcore, Miss day night, by Dr John R. Carr. Mrs. Clarence E. Rollins of this street. By K . S. P. Janet Farmer, Miss Jane Scott, Bar- C S. of Philadelphia. The speaker city, announces the engagement of bcur Mitchell, C. B. Fritz. Jr., Robert was introduced by Mrs Dorothy her daughter, Miss Daphne M The Scribbler's Club will meet Collins, Robert Moore, M ss Estelle Wotton. Winslow, to James W. Merrill of Monday at 2.30. with Mrs. Blanche Have you heard of iat? This is Ficks. Mrs. Henry Farmer, Miss Dr. Carr said, In part: Fryeburg. Miss Winslow is a grad Ellsworth in Rockport. the new whoopee material for the Helen Ficks, T S Cali Hl. S. E North Christian Science, with Its scien Dr. and Mrs. Linwood Rogers of uate of University of Maine, where adventurous American palate, and Everett Higgins of 27 Trinity I and Major A D Williams. Winners tifically Christian system of Mind- Port Fairfield came Thursday to she received B. A. and M. A. de they will try anything once. Iat street observed his 84th birthday! were Mrs. Farmer. Mr Mitchell, Mr. healir.g as taught and practiced visit Mrs. Rogers parents, Mr. and grees. She is a member of the fac is a plant that grows around the originally by Christ Jesus, and in Monday, but his appearance and 1 Moore. Mrs. Farnham and Mr, Mrs A. C. McLoon. They attended ulty at Fryeburg Academy. Mr southeastern end of the Red Sen this age by Mary Baker Eddy, Is a manner belied his age. A pleasant j Fritz, Jr. Bangor Fair Wednesday. 1 Merrill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Its leaves are both chewed and subject of supreme importance and evening was passed with relatives Mrs Elsie Chung Lyon talked on Alvin D Merrill of Fryeburg He made Into a drink the same way profound significance to the whole and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Chinese Art and Philosophy Monday Mrs. Elizabeth Holden and Miss attended University of Maine and one makes tea. not alcoholic, but world. Chapman having arrived from Bos evening. Caroline Rhodes of Lynn, Mass., Wentworth Institute in Boston and has most elating results. It has Christian Science Is a Science, a ton for the occasion. Others pres The girl cn the Speed-O-Byke lr Ncrma Bridges, last week's winner, Arrivals Included James W G al motored to this city Monday and is now employed by the Central who with characteristic generosity, has given the bike to her brother. Just been introduced into the United philosophy, and a religion, a three ent were Mrs. Beatrice Bowen of lagher, Jr., and Mrs. J unes E. Gal have been enjoying a few days with Maine Power Company. cut of ihc hospital. There will be one more Speed-O-Byke given away States and much sought. fold mode of thought whereby Truth Isle au Haut, Mrs. Bertha Higgins, after today—Sept. 2. • • • • lagher, Mr. and Mrs Henry B Ken old friends and acquaintances, Mrs. nedy of Belmont, Mass., and Mr. comes to the understanding. Miss Mary A. Jones of Middetown, Mrs. Nellie Stinson. Mrs. Herbert Said Susie. "Oh, what will be ,Holden who formerly resided here and Mrs. W F. Turner of Roxbury, Through Christian Science, thought Conn., has been visiting Mrs Carrie Mullen. Mrs. Kate Hall, Miss Mil Mr. and Mrs. Oosta Lofberg of come of me? My new hair-do Is has been a subscriber to The Cou Mass. Is repented, reformed, regenerated, Sherrlffs. dred Moody, Charles Higgins, Mr. New York and Mrs. U. G. Jameson All-Duet Program fo pretty and I like It, but Joan rier-Gazette for some years and Barbour Mitchell and C. D Fritz, purified, and spiritualized—the hu and Mrs. Fred Harden and daugh of Belmont, Mass, were guests Crawford nas a new one and I says she looks eagerly forward to Jr., have been cn several fishing man yielding to the divine; and. Charity Club motored to Belfast ter Dorothy. Mr. Higgins niece. Thursday and Friday of Mr. and Four-Hand Piano Recital must not be old fashioned even if its coming each issue. trips and have been bringing in through baptism or the submergence Thursday where 12 members had a Mrs. Ralph Choate whose birthday Mrs. P. P. Bicknell. At the Eells Boat Bam it is not becoming." • • • • large catches. of the human In the divine, con Mrs. Wilbur S Cross and daugh delightful day at Syringa Hedge tea falls on the same date, was unable Tonight sciousness is exalted to the high Mrs. Frank D Lamb observes her Mrs. Thomas Berry entertained at ters Misses Mary and Alice Cross room, a beautiful old colonial house to attend. Mr. Higgins received a The Federal Bureau of Home level of spiritual understanding. 84th birthday Aug. 30 Friends are The four-hand piano recital to be ] luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baltz returned Thursday from a visit on Church street. After a delecta variety of gifts, cards and flowers. Economics said recently that al Christian Science, properly pre planning a card shower. given by Ralph Berkowitz and and Miss Rcsemary Baltz of New at Lake Trippe, where they were ble luncheon, cards were in order Ice cream and cake made up the though the wholesale production sented and rightly understood is a Vladimir Sokoloff at the Captain York and Overcliff. Northeast Har the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford for the afternoon. repast of ice cream began less than a cen “feast of fat things, a feast of wines Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eells Boat Barn, Rockport, at 8.30 bor.. Carroll. While there they made tury ago it is now a nearly $300,- on the lees, of fat things full of Mrs. Margaret Robinson, Mrs. Edgar Robbins were Mr. and Mrs Mrs George R. Westerfield enter motor trips to the White Moun Julian Frost of Attleboro. Mass., tonight will mark one of the very 000.000 a year industry. In 20 marrow, of wines on the lees well Addie Rogers and daughter Mar Chester Wood, daughter Constance tained in honor of Mrs. Dean Os tains and Old Orchard Beach. is the guest for a few days of his rare occasions when a whole con years, Americans have increased refined.” Christian Science bkk all garet returned Thursday from Isle Ann and son Jimmie of Wilkinson- borne of Bay berry, Camden, and her aunt, Miss Annie M Frost, Masonic cert is devoted to duet music. The the average annual consumption to this "feast of fat things" and au Haut. having spent the past two ville, Mass , and Jackie Wood of house guests Mrs Theodore Frohme, Mr and Mrs. Thomas Savage and street. program should hold high interest of purchased ice cream from a "wines on the lees" as it spreads a weeks at their summer heme there. Whitinsville. Mass. Mrs, Elsie Fawcett and Miss Lucille daughter Marie have returned to in particular to pianists, teachers quart and a third to eight and a table of Truth and Love for tnose Miss Charlotte Buffum and Mrs. Fawsett. Others at the bridge were Everett, M ass, after a week's visit and students of the piano, who will half quarts a person per year. hungering and thirsting after right David Buffum entertained at Mrs. Fannie C. Davis has as guests Miss Addie Snow and Miss Alice Misses Anna and Florence Lcgan, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Connon. discover that many of the great That Ice cream is a successful busi eousness. luncheon and contract on Wednes Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lilley and Erskine motored to Portland yes Mrs. Derwood Ives, Mrs. George composers of the past, and some of ness Is certainly an A1 success To be scientific, a system of heal day. son Herbert. terday to meet Miss Mabel Snow of Montgomery, Mrs. George Snow. Miss Margaret Warren of Dedham the present day. have written ex story. ing or of teaching must possess Brookline. Mas<. and her brother, • • • • Mrs. Watson R. Caldwell, Mrs F H. and Mrs John Redfield are spend cellent music for the combination three fundamentals or prerequisites; Mrs Lewis E. Shaw of East Mr and Mrs. Herbert Comins, Sydney Snow of Philadelphia who Ballard, Miss Sarah Harrison and ing a few days at "The Crags" with of two pianists at the instrument. The Boston and Maine has namely: first, principle; second, Orange, N. J., is visiting her sister. daughter Alma and son Ernest of have come for a visit with the Miss Blanche Spadone. the Aldrich family. Bailey Aldrich Mr Berkowitz and Mr. Sokoloff planned a tie-up with Trans-At rule; third, proof. Christian Science Mrs. Alice Hicks. Talbot avenue. East Eddington have been guests Snows. Several parties nreceded dinner comes to the Harbor every weekend claim that these compositions, al lantic planes through a Montreal meets fully these requirements, as Mr. Shaw will arrive here later. cf Mr. and Mrs Henry E. Comins. Tuesday evening. Dr. Samuel B. up to Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter J. Fernald has re though almost never heard before, direct service. the following quotations from the • • • • Moore and Mrs Moore had as their Charles Young will spend Sunday turned from Augusta where she visi are fully as beautiful and important Christian Science textbook, “Science Mr. gnd Mrs. Fred True, who Mbs Louise Veazle is visiting Miss Probably one of the newest safe guests Mr and Mrs A G. Ellick. A. night on their way to Meredith, Abbie Butler in Belmont. Mass ted Mr and Mrs. Harry Breen for as some of the more famous works of and Health with Key to the Scrip have been at the McGrath cottage ty devices for motorists is the road O. Ellick. Jr., M bs Frances Moore, N H Mrs. Young is a sister of Mrs a week. the great masters, and it is their tures" by Mary Baker Eddy, reveal: in 8outh Bristol for two months arc side sign telling how fast a curve T. J. Callan and Robert Mcore. Miss Aldrich. Major Aldrich gave a clam Mrs. Bernice Havener and Mrs hope to aid in the beginning of a “The Principle of divine meta returning to this city next week. may be taken safely. Blanche Spadone had in her party bake on Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cook were the prizewinners Clarence Dorman was in fine i wider appreciation of this still un physics is God: the practice of di • • • • Mrs. A. S. Carman, Mr. ar.d Mrs. R. Erickson, Mr and Mrs. Montaque, Mrs. Alberta Rose goes Sunday when T H E Club met with Mrs. fettle at South Pond last night, known field of fine music. vine metaphysics is the utilization To make your radiators withdraw E. North and George Talbot. Dr Mr and Mrs. Joe Gifford, who have to Boothbay Harbor to spend the Walter C. Ladd. with 50 friends present to help him Mr. Berkowitz and Mr. Sokoloff of the power of Truth over error; into the background, paint them and Mrs. J. E James, Jr., entertained been house guests for the past ten remainder of the season with her celebrate his birthday.. The West (the latter a nephew of the re its rules demonstrate its Science" the same tint as the wall color, and Mr. and Mrs F. W Stonecipher. Mrs days. friend Mrs. Elizabeth Trefrey, be Mrs. Myrtle Tucker of St. Oeorgc, ern Merrymakers were on hand and nowned Nicolai Sokoloff) are pian and, "Science will declare Ood use flat paint. Pauline Wilson, David Bradley and fore returning to Boston. N B , is visiting her uncle. Dennis helped keep things lively with other ists of established reputation, have • • • • aright, and Christianity will dem All members of Ruth Mayhew A. MdMahon. Weekend guests at forms of amusement. Refreshments been colleagues for several years, Charles McDowell. onstrate this declaration and its Tent. D.U.V. .are invited to lunch Did you realize X-rays ran pene Mrs. James Diamond is in Port the McMahon home were Mr and were served. Mr. Dorman received and are on the staff of “The Curtis The winners of Tuesday evening's divine Principle, making mankind eon at home of Mrs Mary B. Cooper trate opaque substances like flesh land where she was called ,by the Mrs. Medford McNichol of St. half a bushel of appropriate gifts. Institute of Music of which they •bowling tournament were Mrs. Earle better physically, morally, and Tuesday. The afternoon will be and wood but cannot penetrate death of her mother ,Mrs. Jennie George. N. B. are graduates. These two fine ar Anderson. R. E. North. The conso spiritually". spent in serving and socially. Take metals? Who will win out on this Fuller Libby, a former resident of tists will present this program: lation prize was awarded to Miss Mind, not matter, is medicine. articles for the "Sunshine Basket" one? Thomaston. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Thorndike are TODAY Variations in C major, Beethoven • • • • Barbara White. Mrs F L. Torrenc-' Mrs Eddy states this on page 142 and help cheer a sick member. spending the weekend at Charles was the winner of the Chinese GENE AUTRYt Fantasie in F minor, Schubert Much is being said of watercress of the textbook. She writes; "If Mrs. Earle McIntosh is spending Coombs' camp at Tilden Pond. checker tournament GEORGE HAYES Sonata in F major, Mozart and its delights for the table Those Mind was first and self-existent, Mr and Mrs. James C. Hyland of the weekend in Bangor, the guest Attending the movie party were Attleboro. Mass . are spending two "IN OLD MONTEREY' Siz Epigraphes Antiques, Debussy who know it say it's the most per then Mind, not mater, must have of her cousin, Miss Virginia Tuttle. Miss Mona Joyce is visiting her Pupazetti, Casella fect salad cress and wonder more Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Spaulding. Misses been the first medicine. Ood being weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Austin aunt, Mrs. H arriet Wood in Wilkin- Fifty percent of the proceeds will do not seek it. Anna and Florence Logan, Mrs. Dec- Ali-in-all. He made medicine; but Huntley, Limerock street. Miss Rose Bird who has been sonvllle. M ass, and Mrs. Vera Carr Sunday-Monday go to the Rockport Children's wood Ives, Mrs. John Curran. Mrs. that medicine was Mind." Health visiting the Alan Birds, has re in Whitinsville. Mass. Estella Ficks, Misses Helen and Miss Nathalie Jones arrives to Fund, a most worthy cause deserv How little we think about Ni- Is a spiritually-mental state, pot a turned to Fairfield, Conn. — agrara Fall nowadays. Finding this Estella Fickam. Miss Blanche Spa morrow from Boston for her sum Mrs. Elizabeth Holden and niece ing whole-hearted support. Tickets physiological nor an anatomical delightful story of Dickens: done, Mr. and Mrs. W F Turner, mer vacation coming with her par Miss Carrie Rhodes of Lynn. MaS« ' may be arranged through communi one. Healing is a metaphysical or Mr. and Mrs. Rhama E. Philbrick Misses Josephine and Helen Man ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jones who cating with Mr. Berkowitz or at the "I never in my life was in such divinely-menlal process, not a and family, who have been spend | were guests this week of Mrs. Alice ning, Miss Juliana Stanalis. Mrs. are now visiting Mrs. Jennie Wilson ! J. Rodney. door. a state of excitement as coming physical nor a pathological one. It ing the summer at their Crescent Pauline Wilson. Dr. and Mrs J. E. in Dorchester. Mass. With them from Buffalo here, this morning. is brought about by the action of Beach cottage, returned Thursday You come by railroad; and are nigh James, Jr., and Mr and Mrs. F. W is Mr. Jones' mother. Mrs Caro Mr. and Mrs Manfred Thomson Impersonal, impartial, universal to their home on Chestnut street. Stonecipher Jones. I and two children of East Braintree, two hours upon the way. I looked Principle, divine Mind, Love, op out for the spray, and listened for Miss Sarah Harrison entertained Members of T Club motored to | Mass, who have been guests of Mrs erating through spiritual law. to Comique the roar, as far beyond the bounds at dinner at The Samoset for Mrs. A School For Sweethearts—a Olenmere Friday night to be guests Eugene Frost for several days, went the end of proving the presence, of possibility, as though, landing Dean Osborne of Brooklyn and unique course presented by a col of Mr. and iMrs. Byron Davis at a Thursday to New Brunswick to CAMDEN, ME. power, might, majesty, dominion, in Liverpool. I were to listen for Camden and her house guests Mrs. lege professor to teach young peo clambake and picnic supper. The visit Mr. Thomson's mother. litort Sirrat • OmjIm victory supremacy, even the ailness NOW FI AYING the music of your pleasant voice in Theodore Frohme, Judge Lewis ple to make a success of ^narriage Club was entertained earlier in the of Ood. good. Mind, Love. ROY ROGERS Lincoln's-Inn-fields. At last, when Fawcett, Mrs. Eis.e Fawcett and is described and illustrated in a week by E. Carl Moran, Jr., on the A BENEFIT BRIDGE In the Manual cf The Mother in the train stopped. I saw two great Miss Lucille Fawcett. Also attend full page article in the American square rigger, Joseph Conrad, the Church, written by Mary Baker Tuesday-Wednesday ‘Frontier Pony Express” white clouds rising up from the ing were Mrs. George R Westerfle'd Weekly with the August 27th Bos Interesting experience being planned Women of the neighborhood of Eddy, one reads: "At a meeting of also depths of the earth—nothing more. and Mrs. Oeorgc Montgomery. ton Sunday Advertiser. 102‘lt by Mrs. Moran who is ill in Wash Overness Sarkesian are sponsoring Anns Shirliy-Uwjrd Ellis the Christian Scientist Association, T H E RITZ BROTHERS | They rose up slowly, gently, majes Mr and Mrs. Hiram Decker ol ington. D. C. a benefit bridge party at the home Samuel S. Minds * Janet April 12, 1879, on motion of Mrs. Betcher • Leen Errol, in tically, into the air. I dragged Kate Cruises arranged, steamship tick of Dr. Mary Reuter, 158 Talbot ave New Rochelle had as their luncheon Eddy, it was voted—To organize a and Alice Eden end John down a deep and slippery path ets to all parts of the world. M. F. Mr. and Mrs Henry Wall have nue, Thursday evening, Aug. 31. i “THE GORILLA” guests Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. church designed to commemorate Archer, iiicm riii ii | leading to the ferry boat; bullied Playing to begin at 7.30. 102*104 Walter B. Stanley of New York who the word and works of our Master, Lovejoy,, 140 Talbot avenue, Tel. as a guest Mrs. Orace Ehlert of ssr l tirti s tittwiyli SUNDAY AND MONDAY Hollywood toloot Hire* Ann for not coming fast enough; motored from Poland Spring. which should reinstate primitive 1060-J, Rockland. 1 6 -8 -tf Melrose. Mass. AUGUST 27-28 III 1*111 O ilton perspired at every pore; and felt, Mrs. Andrew McBurney will en Christianity and its lost element of ‘Daughters Courageous” lit is impossible to say how. as the SUN.-MON.-TUES. tertain in henor of her house guests. healing." with sound grew louder and louder In Mrs. Sidney Larrabee of New York This Science offers to a sick and JOHN GARFIELD | my ears, and yet nothing could be RARE OLD PRINTS ©PARK THE LANE SISTERS at cocktails Wednesday evening. sinning world a system of healing £xcitinql L- O m ririfw w i * r i | seen for the mist. Arrivals Included Mr. and Mrs T. which is scientific, absolute, exact, SAMSON HOUSE, WALDOBORO, ME. As the alluring star of "There were two English officers J. Rise. Washington, D. C.; Mr, and full, and final; a system whtj.i, C. T. COONEY, JR. "Algiers" gives her lips with us . . . and they hurried off Mrs. Charles L. Day. Garden City; when applied accotding to the with me; leaving Kate and Ann Mrs. J. L. Erskine, Mrs. Charles L. "Scienre and Health with Key io SPECIAL OFFER to romantic lobert Taylor! on a crag of lee; and clambered Griffin, Montclair, N. J.; Mr. and the Scriptures" by Mary Ba'; r CURRIER A IVES SMALL FOLIO LITHOGRAPH after me over the rocks at the foot Mrs. E. C. Caffrey, South Orange, Eddy, has healed. Is healing, and IT’S TIME of the small Fall, while the ferry N. J.; Mr and Mrs. Dean K. Webster, will continue to heai, In an ever- . “CLIPPER SHIP RED JACKET” man was getting the boat ready. I Jr., Methuen, Mass.; and Mr. and increasing manner every ill ' tha; jwas not disappointed—but I could IN THE ICE, ON HER PASSAGE FROM AUSTRALIA Mrs. H O. West, Philadelphia. flesh is’heir to." TO LIVERPOOL make out nothing. In an instant, The Principle, rule, and proof of I was blinded by the spray, and wet ORIGINAL MARGINS VERY FINE CONDITION Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Foster came this Christianly scientific system of to the skin. I saw the water tearing I medicine ere set lonh in the writ PRICE. NEWLY FRAMED. $45.00 from Portland Thursday to help 1 madly down from some Intense celebrate the birthday of Frank W ings of Mrs. Eddy, which, toge.her ON DISPLAY AT E. H. CRIE S, ROCKLAND. ME. height, but could get no Idea of Fuller, returning Friday and taking with the King James Version of the 101-102 shape, or situation, or anything but their daughter Louise with them. Bible, form the texts of Chris,tan j vague Immensity. But when we Science. Christian Science heal were seated in the boat, and cross ing is a system of thetapeutics iden ing at the very foot of the cataract tical with that taught and prac I—then I began to feel what It was. ticed by Christ Jesus. Directly I had changed my clothes ANNOUNCING at the inn 1 went out again, taking Beano at G.AH hall Monday, SALE AND DISPLAY Kate with me; and hurried to the I 7 30. Door prize, free specials —adv. Horse-shoe-fall. I went down alone, OF Into the very basin . . . There was a bright rainbow at my feet; and Fall Term Opens September 11 from that I looked up to—great CAMDEN QUALITY FURS Heaven! to what a fall of bright Recently honored by the American Institute of Beauty Culture, green water . . . FOR a nationally known Association, as one cf the highest ranking "We purpose remaining here a LABOR DAY OPERA FALL AND WINTER Schools in the nation, and awarded a gold trophy for its out week. In my next, I will try to give you some Idea of my Impressions, SPECIALS standing success with its graduates. HOUSE FOR MONTH OF AUGUST and to tell you how they change VERY MODERATELY PRICED 1 with every day. At present it Is TUESDAY. AUG. 29 Fifteen years of experience have enabled us to plare all | Impossible. I can only say that the REGULAR $7.00 Your Early Inspection Is Invited NOW PLAYING The Yale Puppeteers “I STOLE A MILLION" our graduates in the finest positions, insidr and outside J first effect of this tremendous spec- STEAM OIL Stored Free of Charge Until Wanted with $ 4 in the State. . tacle on me. was peace of mind— PERMANENT WAVE GEORGE RAFT | tranquility—great thoughts of eter Special Orders Solicited CLAIRE TREVOR “It’s A Small World”| nal rest and happiness—nothing of Our 1939-40 Catalog sent on request terror. I can shudder at the recol (Second Edition) Lucien K. Green & Son S t r a n d l Visits to our School gladly received lection of Glencoe (dear friend, ECONOMY Curtain at 8.30 FURRIERS ’with Heaven's leave we must see Admission SI.50, $1.00, 50c Glencce together), but whenever I BEAUTY PARLOR 16 SCHOOL ST. ROCKLAND, ME. Auspices Camden District 215 LISBON STREET, LEWISTON, ME. think of Niagara, I shall think of TEL. 122 Shows Mat. 2.00, Evg. « « , 8.45 366 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND Nursing Association 91-104 Continuous Saturday 2.19 to 10.45 its beauty."—From "The Life of Sunday, Matinee 3 o'clock Charles Dickens," by John Forster Page E ig h t Rockland Courier-Gazelte, Saturday, August 26, 1939 Every-Other-Da? That Brick Yard STEAMBOAT DAYS THE LYRIC MUSE Traces Found At Gay Street With the Extension Agents Brook Develop An Inter — And The — esting Item Knox Lincoln Farm Bureau Rockland. Aug 24 GUARDIANS ______• Editor of The Courier-Gazette:— OF OUR COAST Agriculture Drummond Giles of Boothbay I read this item In a recent issue Publication Limited to Brief What our llghtkeeprrs and Lyle Davis. Agricultural Conser- and Margaret Latne of Wiscasset, coastguardsmen are doing to of your paper: Poems The W PA. crew, which is vation Agent from Orono, was in county winners in th e special bak- of Original Composition protect coastwise shipping by By Subscribers day and by night. The day s straightening out the old brook on the district this week A meeting ing and style dress revue contest, news from many lonely out Gay street, have found what was of farm "checkers" was held at respectively, were b o th among the posts along Maine’s waterfront. evidently a brick yard at one time, Stahl's Tavern. Waldoboro. The | w hite ribbon group winners. many old bricks being unearthed, as SPIRIT OF THE RED JACKET well as charcoal from the brick l M* ITiFsAJUBWfcMk... jL men who are to work as checkers There were seven other regular | For The Courler-Oazette | G rea t Duck kilns. (supervisors i this year are: Harold delegates from this county among noud ship was launched from off Mr and Mrs. Freeman and chil Vou were right. Brick was manu our shore. Conceived by the exhausting mind of dren and Mr and Mrs Mann and factured by the Gay street brook. man. , I Deerlne of WIUl b'saty serving use, throughout June enjoyed a shopping trip to Mr Gay. the owner made the brick w the span for his home on North Main street. It racer with the fates Tile master's Ellsworth recently. lore Owing to the very dry spell of The brick house facing the Park Will guide It to the tropics or the poles weather, Tender Ilex had to pump with cannon. Every brick, also the And keep the record straight upon the water to this station Aug 9 lime was burned for his home by And Milt the sails to hurricane and The workmen wertt Aug. 11 to him. The father of Ephraim and torijaiRg^- a a " e Allen. Hope Northern and Eastern the nearly 200 members, leaders, fog.- Portland after completing their Job William Gay and other sons and 3 Por earnings must be written on the L- Knox County; Henry Kontlo. West and chaperones Kroll. here which lasted two months. daughters, grandfather of Albert. ing styles, herbs, hom e grounds, ------1' m'*i> i _i!■-,... Rockport. Southern Director Arthur music training anaand agriculturalagricultural1 Personifying Tluit ^ ars the life. crebM>t It feels hlgh • toforce wareh D L Mann has been busy band Isaac and Arthur and other grand i Knox County and part of Eastern the Extension Service had as his BE engineering. The recreation pro • the seas. ing young gulls in his spare time children were manufacturers and . Z : . " . \ Lincoln County: Herbert Spear, subject for the opening address,. .. i Defiant of the headwinds on the courae, He has banded 463 so far. business men for many years. grants every afternoon, and the j n Bights the atars and measures them - ^-*^1808 North Nobleboro. Northern and "Omusic ur University." periods were led Highlights by Rev. A. ofC. | w,th e#“ I am positive about the brick ,'i . . Exstern Lincoln County: and Nor- cam p were: classes of instruction Bear Island house William Gay took great pride . . . X h awse... ..I ...... 7. . . I, I rjsThere Wal!z has DamarLsf<)tta been 2.200 apple Southern trees byBeverage, college directorfaculty inof foods the buying. Maine We boas^und pass, and suffer an in describing the making: of the ordered through the State pool con- ! Christian Association at the Uni- Breed of the men. who built the clipper Keeper Cheney of Sguin Light, Above b pictured S.S. City of Bangor in the hevdey of her popularity, the greatest money boat and one of the and Western Lincoln County., color selection In rooms, fall cloth- ships brick for his fathers home. One e Sarah Norton McCullagh we are looking for news from your most popular ever In coastwise service. ( These men will start checking next of Mr Gay's daughters, Lucy, mar------——— ------j month. It Is possible for farmers (Cresset A burning light. In a vessel station. How about it? mounted to hold a torch or beacon j There have been several visitors 1 ned a Rankin. Maybe the brick Farley, state chib leader In Massa The greatest thrill of all time for 1902 under Capt. Howard Arey the dreary half submerged wreck, a sad to obtain grant lime and super- chusetts, Sunday m orning on. "How HHHH here recently, in spite of the heavy with cannon Every brick .also the thedecessors. steamboat and world a marvel of the of Penob- speed shipshown performed in the photograph. her most spec- She commentaryplease don't be on bashful the "great about send-white phosphate on their 1940 program Hattie I Brown George Coleman. Jr.. who has a , Much Are You Worth?" GOING BERRYING too. proceeded to Boston la te r under her ing in any recollection or anecdote. I For The Courler-Gazetta | scotand luxury. came June 10. 1894. when tacular stunt. She struck Mon- flyer" of yesteryear. large poultry farm in Wiscasset. • • • • Mr and Mrs. Carl Hedlund and 730 Main street. own steam and was off the run 12 • • • • SSShe City was of Bangorone deck made higher her th first a n 1 began In a dense fog and was later . . . . discussed the broiler situation in [ The Medomak Merry Makers I'm going berryln» s«aln children Betty and Carl of Natick. days She sustained a freak Injury Considerable difference of opinion In places of my boyhood ken Katahin and Penobscot, was 277 „ Delaware and Maryland at the club of Washington, under the, T„ nM1 „„ Mass. have been spending a week | nesday evening at the home of R T feet long, of greatly increased ton- in Ma> 1903 wh*n Sh<‘ damaged on<' has developed about the Identity with Keeper and Mrs Kennedy. ' Sterling T h, b ,„ b., . xnx, of ,h,„. her paddiehw ,Mwheels o n the outlying ua, nost of the rt„rtultt steamer whose prow is Just school held «£ at Orono •"» There «". X leadership of X Miss Louise m Llnscott, nage and made 16 knots to the 12 1 were many poultry-men from the attended a lecture a n d moving pic- m ev“f? irefoSt b£atm k w v i Rear Admiral R. R Walsche. com- Mr. and Mrs T M Robinson and i granite of Rockland Breakwater In nosing into the Ransom B. Fuller a leviathan compared to her pre- she presented the am azing sight dition to local steamboat history > county aemerea present. nexI The Prln»- production of! tures on Europe shown at the . .. . , , mandant of the Coast Ouard. and : Miss Robinson of East Rochester. June 1906 she was In collision with picture of Aug. 19 Bert L Smith .... ! -nd th»n I’ll ro In late Jnlv N H . were dinner guests Monday fastest of the early steamers Ban broiler chicks were discussed by Grange hall, T hursday evening To ^randp- s woodiot on the »iv Harvey N. Johnson, engineer-ln- gor's majestic appearance, towering To rtTrtP- the naatvired bull end buck. of the F O Hilts. many speakers. i Aug 17. There are seventen mem- At raspberry picking try my luck chief, visited the station recently. twin stacks and unprecedented Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Port- , bers. Mrs Esther Peabody is asslst- grandeur made her first trip up In rummer rtav« of Aueue’ charm Saddleback Ledge land entertained at dinner on their 4-H Club Notes : an t leader. I'll seek avaln the Bingo Farm river a march of triumph Capt. O' p»«tu-e« "er'hed on Turk»v Rld-g Eugley and Flagg Win Honors Bevond the Little Falla road bride* The past week has been a stren- 25111 anniversary last Sal Otis Ingraham of this city, com At State Camp The Jolly Highlanders girls' club And b'neberrles pick for sauce pie, oons one F.rst we had as "super urday Mr and Mrs R T. Sterling, modore of the fleet, was in com cake Jenness Eugley of Hope was a I of Rockland met w ith the club Enough to moke my belly ache. cargo Charles iKingfish. Bradley SWrlin« Jr and party at mand and his dignified, handsome who. after reading Western Story I Langley'.. The evening was pleas- blue ribbon winner in the special I agent. Monday afternoon. Aug 21 and In teo'ember a harr daw person and bearing lent much to I garden content and Frank Flagg if for a club tour. S ix projects In- 12! Twnn e w more »he old time ways Magazine would shout and whistle antly spent at the Walkers new the gala event It was he who had ' ,, e TH», trad to nome■ abandoned Held and Jefferson was a blue ribbon winner | eluding cooking an d sewing were Where blackberry canea their fruitage In his sleep He was no doubt borne in Portland Oames the beautiful ch.me whistle of his , shooting up some place in New, cards were played and Mr and in the special poultry contest et ' inspected At Elizabeth and Mary a m n /t h e Oeo~ea River bank late command. the Katahdin. | the ninth annual State 4-H camp Sawyer's home, the members made Among the alders growing rank Haven in his dreams Mrs Walker received many gifts in placed on the new ship. At her at the University of Maine Aug 16 plans for an all-day picnic at Sandy a huekieherrv pie n t avi-h After his departure, Halden keeping with the date fore peak flew a huge silken flag, Roberts of Philadelphia and Vinal- j Once again we have been called to 20 Jenness and Frank attended Shores in Warren. Aug. 23. and also ^ m ^ tih e fo n T lm ’ wi'Se” t ^ k . gift of the citizens of Bangor. camp as county winners in these for a party for th e club leader, where paving cutters shape their haven boarded us. and to say the to P*rt with a most popular pet Many persons viewed her trip with least gave me some very anxious I This the Chow dog Chang owned by contests and nt Orono competed M.ss Annie Rhodes, the first of bl°Ck' foreboding, feeling that so large a O v»« again uo The March with winners from other counties. September when she comes back In cold and wet fall weather harsh moments. While writing. I heard Robert Sterling Jr. met death by- ship could never be navigated up f'.l e'en nick the cranberry rad Hal giving the assistant keeper Mr I being run over Sunday by a car at A task I always used to dread the river, for she was twice the j Allison M Watts Cape Cottage near the Post Office IN GRACIOUS TRIBUTE Alley some very thrilling accounts size of the Katahdin and a third This is SJS. City of Bangor, looking rather self consrioiis. as shr perched MINTURN Jamaica. Vt. of the time he sailed with Morgan. Mr Sterling was notified and was larger than S S Penobscot. Far high and dry at Lobster Cove 9 » 9 » Washington, D. C.. Aug. 21. NIGHT Speaking of the Mediterranean directly at the scene bringing the from that fact, the ship made her , ———— ——— ——— — — —— — — ------Miss Hope Davis of Boston is visiting Mrs Alden Stanley. Editor of The Courier-Gazette:— I For The Courter-Casette| Sea and the wild Spanish Main, dog home, but he lived a very short triumphal progre-s with the great- the City of Rockland off Portland a veteran steamboat man from time. Another pet gone to be Miss Lillian Sprague is employed I have Just left your beautiful winding river looks so bright of late I have been reading some est of ease fo the stirring music after wh.ch the com pany ruled all Atlantic writes. "My guess as to the . . , . As the dav »lve« wav to nl»ht of the exploits of the notorious ! greatly missed by all at the station .. nr. t .v. w n at thevl,v »*homeohic wxof xvsxsMrs s^xxa.vt-Chase oavagc.Savage ■ nnfl invigorutliig o ta te . having been nrav mists creep from moors and wastes of the Belfast Band which had come westbound ships should go outside identity of the boat is the W O. « Biddlne oartln? dav make haste Pirate, Henry Morgan, also the life ; where Chang was born All pets at to Rockland to be honor guests on the islands. Butman, which was low hulled with M C ra and children, guest or Mrs A d d te M Lassell of birds »o to rest in trees . Misses Elinor and Mildred Cavelle Lincolnville and M rs Carrie E o en tlv swave-i bv -ven in e breeie of the Daniel Morgan, the daring this place are made to feel much the maiden trip. As the steamer • • • • a high super structure City En- a ‘u -”“u‘ru F'owem nod their drowsv heads murderer and bushranger. at home and are one of the family reached Ayers Mill 'now Eastern In 1907 the Bangor was on the glneer p.nkham who is a dyed-in- of >»« weekend Paige of Vln.lhaven, and so Un- r>wn eoni .nd m?v,y bed. When 8 p m came and my first It is hard to get along without a Mfg Co.) the mill whistle screamed , Kennebec run but appeared on tbe the-wool swamboat fan, thinks it at ,he home of Mr and Mrs W ar‘ I pressed 1 w‘th the cordiality A, the n?„ht n w wat«h in bed. it was thundering and dog here where there are so many- a welcome and bedlam reigned until Pc™1*™ * while the (b a much targer p ^ , , . th f ^ n Staples. | and hospitality of your people after ^ ¥, ^ ™ o t o ^ e r j u i d ^ ^ lightning, and my sleep was fitful people around at nighttime Chang Capt Ingraham had performed the wharves were being strengthened to ' Mcnhegan The location of the Mr and Mrs Oscar Bridges of my first and only visit to Maine that J Maurice F Mill I dreamed of Hal and Morgan Cap was always on the Job and it seems wonder feat of turning and dock- accommodate the turbine steamers ln the picture tells something Rofkland * ere visitors last week- 1 could not resist^ th e urge to pen Rockwood tain Kidd and a few other nice he must be with us yet. ing the great boat at her Bangor Af,er thal she ran steadily on Ken-; does the peculiar forefoot Would end at the liome of Mrs Amanda a few lines in trib u te to the grac » » » H people, and It kept running through Mr. and Mrs Chester Moreshead iousness of my hostesses, and the ■ HIDDEN BEAUTY pier. nebec until 1917 when she went on . 1Ute to hear from Bill Fifleld or Brid8fs I For The Courier-Gazette | my mind th a t if that bird had sailed of Portland and guests of St John. Davis on the matter of Mrs Abb> Stanley and Mrs spontaneous sincerity of your people the Portland-Boston run with the George Th» rtlamond * brllHant beauty with Morgan he was likely to cut N B called Tuesday on the Hilt Freight and passenger traffic in- Ransom B Fuller, following th e1 idenity. Myrtle Staples spent Thursday with whom I met at large and small la burled drro in darkaome mines: our throats and scuttle this ship. family. creased by leaps and bounds and loss of the Bay S tate. In 1918-1919 Mrs Warren Staples A "quilting" gatherings. Tha shy and fragrant arbutus • • • • Hides neath sheltering leaves and About this moment came the loud- Mr and Mrs W C Dow of Port- City of Bangor soon earned the I the old ship was back on the Pen- I Mr Smith brings further cheer to enjoyed, vines nickname “the floating gold mine." ; obscot due to war conditions draft-1 the Steamboat Editors heart with Miss Rita Scott of New York Is A SOUTHERNER IN MAINE est crash of thunder and a flash land were guests Wednesday eve I Dedicated to Mrs Carrie E Paige The oeaN of lu-trou* fairness of lightning; I came right out of ning at the home of R T Sterling She was the first ship able to make ing Camden & Belfast for the Bus- these kind words: "I am saving visiting her brother, Gleason Scott, j o f' Vin^lhzwn. Mrs Addle M l la found In the oyster shell, of Lincolnville | And notes of rtnglne melody Lie hidden in a bell. bed grasping for something to re- Mr. and Mrs. F. O Hilt called three trips a week and in 1885 hung ton-New York service. Her last every picture of the boats—having Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Donahue of Up ln the North—S ta t e of Maine— pell boarders. Tuesday on Mrs Clyde Grant and up a speed record that has never appearance ln Penobscot waters was' been a steamboat man years ago Blanchard are guests of Mr and When shall I feel It again? The vlolln'e matchless music Been broken, leaving Boston at 5 a freight trip ln O ct 1925 running out of Rockland in the Mrs Maurice Donahue. That warmth of the hand. Awwlu but the m aster’s bow; On listening I found Hal and family of Cape Elizabeth. Sweet scent of the land, There * a lullabye In the breeze's »lgh Alley were on another tack and m and tietng up at Tillson's j The City of Rockland was lost Morse. Monfiegan. Vinalhaven and Mrs Marguerite Orcutt is ’ll. Fog. salt air. with balsam and pine? As It murmurs soft and low. were catching large fish Take tt W H ITE H EA D Wharf at 1 50 the next morning ; in 1923 and the Bangor ran on the Pemaquid. Here's hoping that you David Turner went Thursday to Blue hills, rock*, and mountains reach A face of plainest features all around, it was a hectic night. She was a grand sea boat and tho- Kennebec until the line was dis- keep on with the pictures as long Rockland to receive medical care. high May m»«k a soul o f heavenly grace; In this State that o n e leaves with a There's beauty of by-gone ages After breakfast. Hall and Mr. Roland Cheney of Lubec and Ger roughly dependable. In 1895 she continued and then to Boston.' as you can find one to print, sigh. In a pleA of yellowed lace was scheduled 145 trips and made Portland and Boothbay fiartor ! For line scenery and friendships abound Alley went fishing and I cooking ald Tbbetts of Mlllbridge are visit KALLOCH FAMILY Mid the lobster bouya bouncing around Besuty lies round us everywhare I had just got In the flour up to them all. In 1927 the City of Bangor was' P™ "1 Elwin M Eldredge of And the food la d eliciou s to try Though hidden from our sight: ing Mrs. Forrest Cheney. It nerds but an understands heart ______Kingston. N. Y., comes a special The Seventieth annual reunion The Maine folk are sturdy and fine my ears and the pies ln the oven Walter Stafford, surfman. has Capt. Ingraham remained in com- tied up in Boston and her eondi- To bring tt all to light when a load of visitors appeared mand of the Bangor until 1901 tion gradually became worse un- word of commendation on “Steam- will be held Aug 30 at the Sea TheyXht-M e^nd Nallle M Brvlne been at the Rifle Range in Wake Tenants Harbor. Two of the young women finished when he took command of the City til Dec 27. 1933 when she listed at boat Days." Mr Eldredge is a col- View Grange hall. Glencove 1 And Joke o'er your h a t. field this week. And bake beans and brown bread that « ■ MU cooking the pies while I hoisted out of Rockland. During that period Federal Wharf. East Boston under lector and authority of national Arthur D. Kalloch, Sec. rhyme Mrs. Orace Waugh of Rocklana THOUGHTS the party—15 in all. the ship sustained no accident and, a heavy load of snow, filled and reputation on steamboat matters, Thomaston. has returned home after several Their doughnut* are crispy and brown. [For The Cosirler-Oaaette | Shortly after the visitors left. not a life was lost. On Sept. 28, sank. She lays there today a I J. M. R. 100*103 Lady Lassell • are th e best In the days' visit at Mrs. A. J. Beal's. I town I »aw the sun come up at dawn. Halden and Brother Alleey appeared ------1 While thvlr plea an d their cake I saw the evening fall; Frank Alley, first assistant at the _ Bring many an a ch e I heard a wild bird singing, with fish galore. Hal caught sev Because of the p o rtio n s you at«. I hiard a sweet thrush call. eral and lost some of the best ones. Lighthouse, is on ten days' leave. And. at night w h en sight-seeing la I >«w the fairies come out at night The two went ashore Friday Hal Mrs. A. H. Calder and children of o'er And d»nca upon the erata; You review the day a t the shore— I heard their voices eweet and low, staying, but before he left he told Portsmouth are visiting Mr and The ocean the rock*, the sea-gull*— Sweet music as they passed ms It was not Henry Morgan he Mrs. H. Andrews. Mr. Calder Is at One dreams one sleep s one lulls Under quills, on feath ers galore! I've heard many a chlldUh laughter sailed with but one of the New York the Rifle Range in Wakefield until And seen children at the*- n’sy; But. oh. for the g ift o f a gifted pen And life was. oh! so wonderful Morgans and that he had never October. That would tell the story true. Just being alive and g*v himself cut a throat or scuttled a And bring to you th e Maine I found Wilson Carter, bos'n mate at the Of such a gorgeous hue! I've felt the touch of a tender kite. ship. The clasp of a loving hand; local station, returned Tuesday from Marie H R alph, a Virginian. And I'm glad that I'm alive today, Fishing here at present is poor 48-hour liberty spent at his home in 5210 Illinois Ave N. W. For lift is vary grand and weather for drying fish is bum Thomaston. Dorothy Harvle We have some of the flakes which H s u s Weston Gamage. surfman. came are likely to spoil if the weather A MOTHER'S LAAMENT back last Saturday from the Wake continues foggy. I For The Courler-Oasrttel field Rlifle Range. Surry Theatre Whv do they tell m e not to grieve David Moyer, B E Stewart and That you are better there at rest? Elmer A Martinson went tuna Mrs Charles Murphy of Somer How can they know the bitter pain Housed In a mother's bresst? fishing Sunday: they fished first ville, Mr and Mrs. Lemuel Tlmmey Surry Theatre brings to a close Tws-s I who trod that shadowy path of Quincy and Spruce Head, and this week its th ird summer season. That day to long ago— from the can buoy "whistler" on And struggling back. I brought a Joy Saddleback shoal to near Brim Mrs. Eugenia Godfrey of Spruce tt,e most successful ln Rs history. That only mothers know. Head were visitors Sunday at the stone Island. Then they headed "Grass is Always Oreener,” a new 'Twss I who caught the lisping words. for Seal Island. On their way back home of Mrs. H. W. Andrews. comedy of modern New York life, Quldei the toddlng feet. And healed the m any hurts and bumps to VinalhavFh they called a t the Donald Bangs, officer in charge of by Robert Plrosh. with Dorothy With kisses warm and swtet. Still ln my dreams I hold .you close Light and had coffee. Mr Moyer the Coast Ouard. with Mrs. Bangs Mathews, Jabez G ray, John Boruff. And gaze Into your ayes. was heard to remark that he wished Helen Wynn, Sheppard Strudwick. I fold you gently to my heart. and nephew are on ten days' leave And sing niy lullabies he had fished In one of the quarry- at their home in Weymouth, Mass. Robert Allen, and Anne Revere ln leading roles, opened a tryout en The others, they will soon forget. holes as he would have caught Just Messrs. Westmoreland, Newcomb New love will bring them peace: as much and would have been a gagement Tuesday, and will con But I must bear m y cross alone and Collins of South Portland have Till death shall bring release. lot warmer. been inspecting the Coast Guard tinue through Saturday with a And as the seasons come and vo matinee Friday. Samuel Rosen has And blossoms bloom and fade. Mr. Ailey fished today and his telephones on the islands. I still will wear across my heart catch was one pollock. • • • • directed Settings are by Johannes Tbe scars that sorrow made Margaret Elwall Fog still hangs over this place. Gamage -Beal Larsen, and costumes by Lydia Fur- Spruce Head • • 9 • Weston E. Gamage, Jr., and Elea bush. Portland Head nor M. Beal, both of this place, were Surry Theatre, founded four years Mnay scientists would serve their Capt. and Mrs. Leland Hart, Mrs. quietly married Thursday afternoon. ago by Mr. Rosen, Katherine Emery, day and age better If they would Anne Revere, Sheppard Strudwick, Clarke, Thomaston and party called Rev. Winfield Witham of Camden quit arguing over the 'descent of officiating. The double ring cere- I and Helen Wynn, this season has Sunday on the F O. Hilt family. man" and utilize the same time do Additional Keeper Albert Osgood mony was read presented during August—Benn W. ing something about his fall. completed his duties here Monday The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Levy's "Art a n d Mrs. Bottle;" and went to Seguin. and Mrs Weston Gamage of South- Shaw's "Arms and the Man;" and a Mrs. R T. Sterling entertained port and is connected with the local new version of Chekhov's "Three What's the use building airy sys Tuesday Misses Elizabeth and Ma Coast Guard. Sisters." tems that take no account of hu rion Sterling of Peak's Island. The bride is the daughter of i Plans for a N e w Y ork season are man nature? Arthur Harlow of South Portland Keeper and Mrs. Arthur Beal of now being la id . Under D w ig h t was entertained Tuesday night by White Head Light Station. Deere Wlman’s sponsorship, the repertory, and w ill lncude such pos the Hilt family. The couple left immediately for a Surry Theater w ill present several sibilities as “The Good Hope," Mr. and Mrs. Walker and daugh short wedding trip to Moosehead A sorry sight today is this grand old ship as she lays a wreck at Federal Wharf, East Boston. plays on BroadwRy this Autumn. “ O r a u is Alwaya Oreener,” and ter Jane were dinner guest* Wed- lxke. —Photo by Alton Hall Blacklngton. Tha playa w ill b« chosen from Its "Three Slatera,"