1 The Republican Journa e jftu'ME 88 BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1916. NUMBER Grand March at 9 o'clock. Special prizes for of Journal. The Food Fair. I President in Today’s costumes. Aley Belfast. Our Washington Letter. SECRET SOCIETIES. ■■ PERSONAL. -■ Be.fast It had an Auspicious Opening Tuesday. Friday, Children's Day. Prizes awarded to 1 ws of the Granges Boy^ [Special Correspondence of The Journal.] Zone a P- children, in vocal and instrumental selections. He Addresses the Men’s Club of the There will a Former War presi. The Program for the Remainder of the Congre- be regular meeting of Primrose Mrs. Hutchins Estate Jan. George of North Anton is the r- A Big Real Week. ..Awards to the the and Church on Education and Washington. D. C.. 81. 1916. Maine E. Delr^^ girls bringing largest gational Citi- Chapter, O, S., tomorrow, Friday, evening guest of Miss Frances Chase. t in Belfast. folks are fast to these Aley Secret The fourth the aua- smallest doll, best dressed and most coining Washington Washington 1 annual food fair under attractive. zenship. At the meeting of Aurora Rebekah Lodge )U, in It is the heart of the winter Rev. Arthur A. Blair went to Portland ..iersona.e“^r,Bfers of the Belfast Board of Trade at Concerts by Belfast Food Fair Orchestra. days. season, next Mon- ieties. pices opened Robert Judaon Aley, Ph. D. LL. D., Presi- Tuesday evening a supper will be served to attend when the climate is more to day the Minister’s il f,su«- 10 a. m. under moat favorable condi- Cups awarded to babies in Show Contest congenial the at 6 30 meeting. cities... An Tuesday Baby dent of the University of Maine, was the o’clock by a committee of men. A thern above all other it Charles A. a tions and there was a attendance. The at two o’clock. Dolls and Parade at southward,and when, times, Harriman, Belfast boy, is Presi- mon<"? ,‘.h of the sixth Maine good uongress guest of honor at the regular monthly supper good attendance is desired. o’J, is to in for a dent of the Bath Chamber of hall decorations were never more attractive three o'clock. Big Year pleasant sojourn Washington Commerce. Leap night. of the Men’s club of the Congregational The officers of Silver Cross Trench*1!'. and to while onAhe way to or from Florida. Some of Lodge, Knights T. is were under the direction of Morris L. Saturday, Grange Day. Prize awarded church Jan. was Harley Godfrey taking a course Trw.sh0i>s>Ain’Tbs 27th. Supper served at 6.30 of Pythias, were installed Jan. 26th Past regular the Maine folks come only as far as Washing- by at the Shaw’s Slugg, assisted Orrin J. Grange registering largest number of mem- m. in the and covers were Business in Portland. by Dickey. Flags p. vestry laid for District William J. Gordon. Re- College fesr&K: in ton, having errands here of some sort or of no Deputy, ■jgs. Per- were used and were of all sizes and bers, proportion to entire membership, dur- 32. A Mr. and Mrs. principally number of U. of M. men, residents of freshments were served and the second de- Amos Clement were in Orono ;t Ma,nePCavalry..Pittsfield the sort at all, except to visit and have a all nations, our own White and Blue ing day. Concerts by Belfast Food Fair were good the Red, pre- Belfast, invited to sit at the table with gree exemplified. past week, gueBts of their son, Dr. James -The Treat- Orchestra. Confetti time. This is the season when Washington <1V Bert M. Fernald. dominating. The rail is covered with night. The big closing President them D. Clement. , States Sen- balcony Aley among Charles S. R* W. D. G. of Animals.. United event of the fair. activities, government and social, are at their D. M.‘Edward Goodwin of Lin- ,1 white bunting, relieved at regular apace* with Bickford, one of the trustees of the Univer- Washington Whlsper- colnville Fred W. Pote has returned a Burleigh height. The show here at this season inspected Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. M., from ten days’ butterflies and and the same idea is Food Fair Notes. The was passing emblems, sity. supper under the direction vacation at the is alone well worth some distance last Monday evening. A was served spent home of Sumner W. ches. carried out on the over 9 to 12 o’clock. journeying supper Obituary The Chu: balcony walla, and the Dancing every evening of a committee of ladies of the Circle, Mrs. in torials to see. at 6.80 under the direction of the ladies of the Lothrop Orange, N. J. stage strings of lanterns from a can- Free gifts to first fifty ladies each admission. A. Mrs. News of Belfast. Japanese Charles Pilsbury, chairman, Robert F. Mrs. Senator offices in the marble Universalist church. The menu included W. L. West has returned from a Notes..Feeds for opy in the ceiling meet under a Japanese Distribution of free gifts at 4 and 8 p. m. Mrs. Edwin S. Burleigh's big visit •arv News and large Uunton, Bowker, Mrs. H. C. hot in for building across the way from the is beans, salads, rolls, relishes, custard and Monroe, where she was called by the hr? Fresh Air Poultry., umbrella at the center chandelier. Small and Awards in agricultural and fancy work de- Pitcher, Mrs. Frank E. Wiley, and the follow- Capitol, illness of Maine .Wedding the mecca of most of these from cream pies, doughnuts, cheese arid coffee. of her mother, Mrs. Charles Pierce. c 'pal Bishop large Japanese umbrellas are alter- partment on Friday afternoon. members of the Guild sojourners Correspondence, suspended ing served: Mrs. W. L. s County between the No free tickets issued for exhibits in Maine. It iB a kind of home spot for the visi- The officers of Golden Cross No. Mrs. Nellie Harmon Griffin of Travels nately the balcony rail and ceiling placed WeBt, Mrs. Clarence W. Proctor, Mrs. Elon B* Temple, 11, Somerville, mscencee of Western whither a effect. The is the hall for tors, they turn as soon as they get Pythian Sisters, were installed last Mass., was called to Belfast iast Brig in Sight.. Dames making very pleasing stage prizes. Gilchrest, Misses Anne M. Kittredge, Saturday Friday by the ngie Margaret their in Stories. .Short in a The Admission ten cents and bearings the capital city. And if one evening in Pythian hall under the direction of illness of her aunt, Mrs. Daughters. Short green with background of dark red. days twenty-five L. Keene, Maude B. and Clara R. Steward, Charles Baker. wants to know who is in town from Maine and Marie Sharp. hall shutters are closed ai:d the electric light- cents evenings. ^B. Havey of North Sullivin, Grand Mr. and Mtb. Amy E. Stoddard and Bertha A. Wiley. The William R, Marshall, formerly the latest news about Maine room Chief of the State Stockton .Ship is with a star over Thousands of free dur- people, 240, Lodge, and are as follows: of now rsport Springs. ing throughout fine, large samples given away menu included chicken mashed Belfast, of Winchester, Mass., will Price Current., pie, potatoes, in the Senate office to Most excellent Mrs. The Belfast the center The booths are all the fair. building, is the place chief. Ethel F. Johnson; leave Feb. 4th a balcony. neatly ing cranberry hot assorted for two months’ business and Married jelly, rolls, cake, find out. first from their Miss Lida made under the direction of Walter Clement Doors 10 a. m. to 5 6.30 to 12 Many telephone hotel. junior chief, Webber; secretary, pleasure in Died._ open p. m„ doughnuts, cheese and coffee. trip California. The call is main 3120 and then branch 162. Mrs. Lillian and are decorated with red, white and blue or o'clock p. m. Clements; manager, Mrs. Rose D. 01 THE GRANGES. A social half-hour was spent in the lecture Mr, and Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsmore i Senator comes down to the office in Mrs. Evie C. left with colors that blend. Concerts every and Belfast Burleigh Sprague; protector, Wright ! day evening by room after the supper, and then all Wednesday for an extended to adjourned the to see the mail Mrs. trip, include nu-TT'ii of ion Harvest, grange. after 10 o’clock the committee,Orrin Food Fair Orchestra of ten Miss Ger- i morning and attend the guard, May S. Whitney; past chief, Mrs. j Shortly pieces, to the auditorium for the at visits in Boston, New St. evening meeting, committee 1 York, Augustine, n v.tation, visited South J. T. Wil- trude leader. meetings. His days are full of Ethel S. Whiting; master of finance, Mrs. Nina iM,,. Dickey, secretary, Irving Dinsmore, McClure, which the Men’s Club of the Unitarian church Palm Beach and Miami, Fla. and lurnished the The period in the official D. Cook. Mrs. was the of Mrj j u ;«:i. 25th son Ellis and Clyde B. Holmes, with ex-presi- Fifty gifts each afternoon and occupation. working Havey guest j presented and the Men’s Forum of the Universalist Mr. James was Three world here before 10 o’clock in while in Belfast. Maxwell, 'cellist, of Bangor, who m a ,j time enjoyed. dent Morris L. Slugg acting for Mayor Chas. evening. hardly begins Sprague church were present by with a took in the invitation, the and the two hours from then till part entertainment at the Colonial i' R. Coombs, who was ill at his home with the Vocal and instrumental solos. morning Rebekah Srange- represented. number of ladies anti others who Mizpah Lodge, Winterport, has Theater came to when the Senate last Monday evening, was entertained came for the formal The silver noon, assembles, are all too [nts,p iMg of Seaside Grange grip, upon the stage open- cups to be awarded the babies hear President adopted the following resolutions of respect: Aley, while in the Mr. short for looking over the letters, city by and Mrs. Elbridge’S. ing, but the program ing. In a few well chosen words Mr. Slugg Friday afternoon are exhibited in front of the dictating Whereas, Death has again visited our fra- ,, Dr. W. L. West, president of the host club, Pitcher. the answers, seeing the visitors and ternal order and removed from our our dance of Washing- outlined the purposes of the fair; first as a fi- stage. getting midst R introduced the sneaker as one of the foremost beloved around to the committees that are brother, John H. Baker, therefore be Miss Katherine E. Brier will leave next Mon- > discussed for the nancial endeavor whereby the Board of Trade in having busy Community singing, popular larger cities, educators of the day, and President with it Aley, sessions now. day to visit her mother, Mrs. Pomona ge on Feb. 1st, when may be enabled to assist the local industries in will be a feature of the sessions un- just That while we bow in Cleveland Downs, morning his and won Resolved, humble sub- * genial prsonality easy address, his at which an for As most of his constituents know, Senator mission to One that cannot the mem- Newport News, Va., and will remain er. o io‘'0 they have interest, and, secondly, der the direction of S. err, we, there ;e is Abridge Pitcher, led audience from the start. His was: subject; a out for their bers of Mizpah Rebekah Lodge, feel that we until the New York held its an- a mid-year social function that all citizens a with ; Burleigh always kept sharp eye spring millinery season Waldo, by quartet, piano accompaniment. “The Relation that Education in have been of an 1 all its Vary- deprived honored and faithful j particular interests and errands. He was opens. offi and friends may enjoy. He referred to the Fire chief, S. s. L. is at one that will be ever in our jgtaiiut .1 The following SLute, present every ing Forms has to the Making of Citizens member, missed to hasten to the Mr. and Chas. dollar sale during fair week by many of our session with The always ready away Depart- fraternal circles, but Mrs. E. R. Wing of Boston are e.. Pomona Master, extinguishers, etc., handy. He began with a glowing tribute to Maine in I meins to luus. me mat came down “They never leave us, our friends who of their Woods: merchants and in behalf of the management doors at the rear wall of the next the up inquiries quite guestB mother, Mrs. Frank A. 5,• > Mrs. Grace balcony which he related the story told of the late have Riggs. from the Pine Tree State. If a asked passed Mr. James H. | of the fair bade all welcome and then touched stage maks two new additional that thing Wing will return home this week, but Mrs r p :• m• t i:: overseer, escapes Hannibal Hamlin, who when in the Through the shadows of death to the sun- traveling could be done the Senator found a will remain Julia the button that turned on a flood of are always way light above; Wing for a longer visit. She re- V.i> Gurney: steward, light. appreciated. west heard a company of men from various to do it, and He A thousand sweet memories are them underwent a .distant steward, Isaac Miss Isabel who was to have had thoroughly expeditiously. holding cently very critical operation, D The Food Fair orchestra, Miss Gertrude Smalley, States tell of the wonders and products of fast finds a real in this kind of from which treas- ! of the annex, is ill with the pleasure work, she has recovered. .iattie Wentworth; McClure of Bangor, leader and violinist, then charge grip. their localities and when asked what rais- To the places they blest with their presence practically they which has been one of the keenest satisfac- 1 The Union on and love.” President secretary, Alma Cilley; gave its first selection, which was enthusi- rooms, so-called, the third ed in Maine, Mr, Hamlin “In Robert Judson Aley of the Uni- replied proudly: tions of his service at floor have long public Washington* That as a token of to of Vc, t-r-.j Wentworth; Ceres, astically received. The members of the or- been arranged as a lady’s waiting Maine we grow men.” He said, in part: Resolved, respect versity Maine, who spoke in this city last The Maine Senator is our our ■ engaged upon import- departed brother, that charter be e Smith; Flora, Fan- chestra are Miss Frances Eldridge, Bangor, room, a convenience they greatly appreciate. “Education is a difficult to if Thursday evening before the Men’s Club of thing define; ant work this The draped for a period of The winter. Republican minority thirty days. the North issistani steward, Ada ’cello; Harold Currier, clarinet; Lloyd orchestra Tuesday rendered a march we found a definition that would be satisfac- That these resolutions be Congregational Church, went to Bangor, by him to the Resolved, spread n P. assigned Philippines committee, the Rockland a' ceremony was fol- McKeen, violin; flute; A. W, Robert Chase, which he has dedicated to tonight we would not it upon records of ,the lodge and a copy be Friday morning ;o attend a Philip Brawdy, tory find satisfactory the meeting which held many when self- sent to the 1 which the 1916 Food Fair. It is a meetings bereaved fnmily. of the U. of M. supper, all pres- Welch, cornet; H. A. Drinkwater, trombone; bright and catchy tomorrow. Education does not mean alumni. today bill for the was This has been government archipelago shaped Blanche P. Nealley, ei G-ange ! Seldon Hammons, bass; Lewis S. Auspland, composition. what it meant 25 years ago, did not mean then Mr. and Mrs, Geortre W. Pearson up. For the past month the bill has been under Addie E. Shaw. arrived the winter and All on ughout drums; Mrs, piano. At the close of persons masking Thursday night will what it meant 60 years ago, and not Mary Jan. 26th from a six weeks’ visit Auspland, | certainly debate at intervals in the Senate. new Downs, with their the be admitted free. Many rship during past this selection Mr. Slugg read Mayor Coombs’ what it meant 100 years ago. Education is Committee on Resolutions. Mrs. A. amendments have been proposed, all of which daughter, Ralph Griffin, in Allston, and in hers. Mrs. of n 14 introduction of the booths and those in charge. Josephine Knight Searsmont who the result if the sum total of influences that The officers of Maiden Cliff Rebekah their son in I have been of concern to the Senators of the Lodge George Somerville, Mass. Mr. Pear- won distinction her g of Many have been here for the four years and by graceful dancing at the ! come into the life of the were installed Jan. 26th son, after the Morning Light individual—something committee. That work is now done and Wednesday evening, spending night with his daugh- last food is the week in t nearly ■< *Lur i> Jan. need mention name. fair, spending town to ! that acquaints with the foundation of D. D. P. Rosamond N. left evening, 29th, only by things— Senator ia into the records of by Merrill, assisted by ter, Thursday for his home in Morriii, Mrs, 1 attend the fair. Burleigh delving was the of a something that to him to the life D. U. G. M. Emma D. D. G. W. Mabel presentation The Booths. | helps adjust claims before the Claims Committee. He is Allen, Pearson remaining for another day with her The three of the >-• ■ Annie B. Clements in patrols Boys Scouts, Eagle, ! which he must live, to the environment in D. D. G. C. Mrs, D. D. G. T. The stage is occupied by the Penobscot Bay the Senator there, but the Harding, Simpson, daughter. The Raven and the in full ranking Republican ii that office during Beavers, uniform, which he finds himself—th it in some way ac- Nellie Wade, D. D. G. S. Grace Rollins, D. D, Electric Company, A, C. Hopkins local super- committee pays little attention to politics, be- Mrs. Frank R. Woodcock left last Tuesday our applications for under the direction of Scout Master, Orrin J. quaints him with the material world out of G. I. G. Minnie Clark and D. G. O. G. Lizzie IL intendent, The exhibit is to rep- cause the business has to do with the D, noon for Los arranged where she will are in solely Angeles, Cal., be d A short program Dickey, assisting gift distribution, etc. which he must earn what he needs to sustain French. The officers are as follows: Noble resent a salesroom, and includes everything question of the justice of the thousand and one the guest of her mother, Mrs. H. H. Johnson, ading, His License Rudolph Cassens,the 13-years old son of Mr. life; something that fills him with of Grand, Jennie vice Laura that can be thought of in fixtures, labor saving hope cases there. Senator is one Wadsworth; grand, until the last of She is and Mrs. R. H. Cassens, is in pending Burleigh May. going by the Mildred Curtis; incu- exhibiting the still greater things for the morrow. It is a Ritterbush; secretary, Bessie Nowers; treasur- devices, cooking utensilF, heaters, an | of the most and thorough of the sena Santa Fe route and will make in Montreal annex a miniature machine about two patient stops citation, Maude etc. flying ; wonderful process. Schools, colleges and uni- er, Anna Gould; warden, Ruthie Gross; conduc- bator, torial investigators around long mahogany and Chicago. Mrs. James C. Durham, who in the feet in and equipped with a versities are th^ Box, F. I. Jellison & Greer have the first at the length toy engine. simply organized attempts of so- tor, Mabel Howe; chaplain, Bessie Walker; R. space table of claims. He serves on subcommittees, was to have gone to Arizona, has changed her ■ to further this to S. L. S. te. The dis- of the as a restau- ciety process, concentrate N. G., Winnie Nash; N. G., Elizabeth right stage neatly fitted up where the claims are first taken up and the plans and will go by steamer to New Orleans u Wife A BiG REAL ESTATE DEAL. into a few years of life, not the whole pro- Wadsworth; R. S. V. G., Inez Crosby; L. S. V. Finding rant, with decorations in green and yellow. evidence sifted so that committee conclusions and thence to Texas. ■ us productive VUK wmi. ycii U1 WiliUli Will LUdiVC 1L G, Estelle Thomas; I. Helen Groves; O. G., i The Home Furnishing Co. has a and be made G., purple Grindle’s Point. to may up intelligently. The condition of William P. At Islesboro, Sold Otto H. possible for the later of life to be more E. The officer and suite Judge Thomp- .peanut hunt white booth in which is a and kitchen years L. Crosby. installing range Sometimes the Senator takes goodly bundles son, reporter of decisions, who is confined to -uA Kahn of New York for a Summer Home. more Ament winning attracts productive, efficient. This something were all from Rockland. The District Deputy his home in Fifth street furniture that every woman who ap- of the claims papers to his home 1707 I street, by illness, is reported A adopted the fol- The estate at Islesboro, until owned that we call education has power, in part, at President, Mrs. Merrill was presented with a as comfortable, but not preciates home conveniences. recently \j where he and Mrs. are this especially changed. Burleigh winter. of his friends Pave made ■. •oi.s :;f respect: James F. and of what we call silver ladle and the District Grand Many inquiries con- Edward of in a red and by Grindle, localiy known as least, making good citizens. Deputy Sweeney Sabattus, j As Mrs. Burleigh’s health is rather poor she cerning his health. Judge Thompson .m Messenger of Death has “Grindle’s Point,” and which has for “What does citizenship The citizen Marshal, Mrs. Allen, was with a having ; green moth,has a Japanese rolling game, with years ; imply? out little. The Senator tries to be presented been ill for several News. < >range and taken from our goes very months.—Bangor been considered by many as the gem of that has a great circle of relations. He has duties handsome bouquet. The was med brother, Leslie A. Knowl- teddy bears, etc., as prizes. with her as much as possible, and for this presentation Mr. Thompson has his office at his home, and of Penobscot to his made the Noble be it. William B. of in a portion bay in the of pertaining himself, family, to hie com- ; by Grand. An entertainment is able to Dowling Boston, red, vicinity reason he takes his work homes oftentimes attend to business there. His many it we Dark extend to the bereaved Harbor, recently passed to Mr Otto H. ; munity, to the city, to the State, to the nation, ; was given and during the evening music was white and blue booth, has a large display of [ and digs away at the Senate tasks of evenings, Belfast friends hope he may have a speedy re- re sympathy in their 1 affliction; Kahn of New York of the firm of Kuhn, Loeb to the world; and the individual who is a really furnish'd by Alexander’s orchestra. A ban- •r wire and novelty jewelry. when others are out enjoying the gay social covery. & Co. and who, it is has citizen duties that touch all v/as to the officers bv the u> a token of ur respect to Madam Mona has her tent in an understood, acquired good performs life The Senator’s records of quet given installing pitched pension cases ^ Gen. J, P. Cilley of Rockland attended tho irter be m it for residential This is these that I have mentioned. He has officers at the House draped mourn- enclosure of and trees and purposes. believed ; things in elect, Opera Cafe, pre- evergreen sprays I are kept at home this way, for he keeps annual meeting and of the and that a banquet Maine Press copy of these to be the largest single transaction in real es- a part to in the life about him. He must i vious to the installation, and ice cream and in an Indian costume is ready to teii fortune*. play track of each of the ex-soldier Association and reftii on our records, a copy | applicants a meeting of the Maine Histor- tate in this for so far as I contribute to the of his He cake were served the ei the Clarence Pratt of East county many years ! good things city. after installation. deceased and a copy Weymouth, Mass,, 1 from Maine who ask that their cases be ex- ical Society in and tire financial Portland, Friday evening h© apers lor Re- consideration is concerned the must believe in his State, be willing to do publication. has the same space as. formerly, with large pedited before the Pension Buieau or who attended the banquet of the Alumni Association price well into the tens of for it. He must in dolls and bears with electric as reaching thousands things believe his nation, teddy eyes want a act of Congress to them of the New Institution in i'"W. Committee This ! special give PERSONAL. Hampton Literary prizes. tract, comprising about sixty acres, has and serve that nation. There may come a k vv. on more than would be allowed by the Pension Concord, N. H., and gave an address. Gen. Dow, an unusual hi as time when in the tory regards ownership. citizenship world may be such ! 1 Resolutions. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Arey ai<* at their same Bureau under existing laws. Ross L. Stevens of Portland has been in Cilley was a member of the first class Iwombly, ( its grad- Since sale by Gen. Henry Knox in 1799, a a reality that it will be to old stand, distributing samples and impossible repeat no man Belfast the the from new Pomona Grange met las dispensing Probably Maine at Washington past week, guest of relatives. uated the school and was aiso a mem- period of one hundred and seventeen years, the awful thing that is now on the Arey's chocolates, ice cream, etc. going upon in 1 ber old of this with keeps closer touch with what is going on Mrs. P. Colcord is a two weeks' of the institution. Grange city the title has been in but four men. The first other side of this earth of ours. Mary taking I Secretary Dickey’s office is in its accustom- Citizenship back in the State than he. He reads several was at 11 1 vacation from her duties in the Curtis store. John A. the veteran meeting opened was John io from No Mace, Maine Central ed corner, and Mi. answers purchaser Gilkey 1799, implies patriotism. country in the world ty caused by the inclem- Dickey politely of the Maine newspapers that are forwarded conductor, is confined to his home with illness, being whom it descended to his son in offers such as this Adrian C. Tuttle is the week in and looks after the business end of Philip 1819, opportunity country of ours spending and ms run on Lhe 7 m. train oui of itnmediately after the questions to him here and the information therein is p. Bangor opening who in turn sold it Francis Grindel, the father I The individual has the chance to become ! Boston attending the Eastman School of Pho. is being taken by Conductor bred True.—Ban- the fair. j prac- letters ttie M. Merrithew. Mrs. Ida supplemented by scores of weekly Commercial. of the present occupant, in 1831. the terms ! tically what he Doors are thrown tography. gor Walter J. Clifford has a check room, a By pleases. from who are his friends. j L. Wright were the great correspondents friends in given of his will it in 1857 to his son wide and it seems to me that the John's many this city and else- convenience to in the corner at the left passed James I open, forces Mrs. John Beckwith of Springfield, Mass., is -A very fine dinner was served many, These letters deal not only with politics and | who has it that where will wish him a speedy recovery. But of the main entrance. F. Grindel, occupied from that time ; go to make up tne individual home, the a week with her parents, Mr. and the host The j prospects but with the divers sub- spending grange. after- political those who knew his father, for so to the present. church, society, the State, forms of govern- ! Mrs. L. O. Bucklin. many years at Alton N, Johnson’s popcorn booth, in green j stantial matters that are of concern to Maine pened 1.30, followed by a fine a conductor on the Belfast In 1849 a portion of the extreme ment, all ought to conspire together more than branch, can hardly velcome master A. D. and yellow, with its electric popper,is the first southerly S, G. Swift returned to Waterville Wednes- by past people. realize that the has to was selected the United States as a have in the to create within the in- junior got be a veteran. at the left side. point by j they past after a few at his Kr ceful response by.Mrs. Edith Washington long ago became an old story to day days’visit home here. site for what is known as Grindel Point dividual a real of his to Miss Helen M. who has R. L. Coffin of with a Light- appreciation duty this a Sanderson, been re- Eiverside Grange. Mrs. Annie Bangor novelty game j Senator Burleigh, but it has not taken off the Mr. Swift is conducting public skating rink house, which guards the western entrance to country that protects him, this country that cuperating at her home in East Waterford Knox, lecturer of Wal- comes next. I keen edge of interest which he has for all that in Waterville. worthy The lies him A booth of Cox Town i Gilkey’s Harbor, property between j gives opportunity to make him really pa- after undergoing an operation at the Waldo ■roduced the guest of honor, ;composite* gelatine, is transpiring here. He not only busies him- A. C. superintendent of the Pe- Harbor on the east and the triotic. Our and our Hopkins, Taik flour, Mueller’s macoroni and Rumford Gilkey's westerly government schools are County hospital, recently tendered her resig- W. J. Thompson of South China, j self with the immediate matters to his own nobscot Bay Electric Co., was in Waterville arm of Penobscot on the and com- the two elements ihat have most to do in train- : Baking Powder is presided over by Mrs. J. O. j Bay west, nation as superintendent of that institution, an hour along Grarige lines constituency but he bears a hand in many im- Sunday to attend a special meeting of the lo- Black, who also demonstrates. mands a view not only of the entire range of ! ingthe individual to citizenship. Democracy, and has accepted a position in the Hebron sest attention of all. The portant developments at the Capitol, Many cal of the Central Maine Pow- topic the hills from Camden to of rests the rule of superintendents 1 W. E. Lawless of with two as- Northport, but also J course, upon the\ people, Sanatorium and entered upon her duties there u.al Issues, and Edu- Auburn, lady | minority Senators take the situation er Co. Legislative the whole western of The easily, White House tea and coffee portion of the summer | upon equality power. public school is this week. She is of nurses uS opened R. si6tants,advertises k that rests with superintendent byj.John Dunt.on,fol- Dark ! the owing responsibility largely Miss R. T. Newell returned from and also serves it hot. colooy at Harbor. The premises appear democratic institution that the Tuesday and has charge of the medical office work -s G. greatest the dominant and Abbott, Edward Evans, A. party. While the junior Maine where she was f1®' to have been settled as as 1778 Wil- world knows about. The Bangor, the guest of Miss Inez the ; The Lever Soap Co. has an exhibit of their early by anything govern- nurses training school. There is no night E. C. Dow. The remainder of Senator would greatly prefer a Republican ad- liam a ment is the other of E. Crawford, who is spending the winter at ^ soap in charge of R. E. Green of Portland. McGlathry, “squatter,” as he in that great organized power work. was by |the host grange and in- ministration at Washington, he does not allow year his to John democracy. the home of Mrs. Whitney and Miss Mabel L E. S. Pitcher with Willis B. Fletcher, assist- conveyed supposed holdings a by the chorus; reading, “Words the lack of it to dull his activity. He declared personal note from Bozeman, Montana: “I have faith that these are i cutters. ant, demonstrates the advantages and pleas- great problems I *c, Mrs. Dora J Bridges; piano himself weeks and months ago for pre- “Yesterday chanced to mention to Mr*. The to be more solved in the fu- larger Taft is addresses ,A ures afforded etc. following from the foreword of the ab- going completely | Ex-President delivering E«na Nye, recitation, of by piano-players, for national defense and has Riley (of the faculty and a D. A. R. member) “Making ture. It is all a paredness accept- this The Swan-Whitten- Bickford Co. have an stract of title may be of interest as it mistake that times are grow- wee k in Bangor under the auspices of the bora cho- I applies ed who of Absorakee, that a H. Ritchie; singing by to all in the of in good faith President Wilson’s invitation spoke Montana, girl attractive property greater part Waldo ing worse. Great educational work is I University of Maine of Law, and to- n booth of William Tell flour with being College from Ola granges were represented, as county: “The land was from a grant in 1620 to Republicans to regard the national defense home, Wood, lived there. It hap- Mrs. Jennie McKenzie of in done in this country, and I think that people night will be entertained at the home of Presi- Bangor charge by King James I, known as the char- J that Mrs. had at the Harvest Moon, Thorndike; Mystic, I greater 1 pened Riley stayed Piper The artistic little home of the Vic- ter of New England. In 1629 it became the are growing more willing to co-operate in every dent Aley in Orono, with the trustees of the nion Harvest, Center Montville; I cottage Senator Burleigh works closely with his house in Absorakee while out with Dr. Riley property of Gen. Samuel Waldo, and in 1792 way with the schools.” and their wives. Mr. and Mrs. C. tor Talning Machine is in the same old spot University on extension work last and tdom; Georges River, Liberty; Vic- fell to Lucy, wife of Gen. Henry Knox, and New England colleagues in the upper legisla- summer, she said with Mrs. J. L. in and the Vic- President Aley does not believe however, S, Bickford of this city were among those ■'•■’i.unt; Frederick Ritchie, Sun- Sleeper charge granddaughter of Gen. Waldo.” tive branch. Senator of New they had the most elegant furniture she had Waldo; that the Gallinger, Mr. 1 tor For the schools, colleges and universities present. Tomorrow, dog on guard. The display of chrysanthe- foregoing facte The Journal is in- Friday, morning ever Each room was •<; Sheepscot Lake, Palermo; Tran- Hampshire, and Senator Weeks, of Massachu- seen. furnished in a dif- debted to Hiram P. Farrow, C. who should be expected to do all the work of Taft will address the and students uf mums is one of itf attractions. E., nego raising faculty ferent I ^ olnville; Riverside and Seaside. tiated the sale. Mr. setts, are, perhaps, his closest personal friends. wood—mahogany, etc. cannot re- Kahn, who is ►-aid to be the be<*t but that each the of Maine on fast, Miss M. S. Webber of Mass., dem- citizens, community University Good Citizenship, member the Melrose, a multi-millionaire, has a wife and several He cooperates with them in nearly all legisla others, except that the bed room should do its part towards the character build- and afternoon his address in oDstrates for the Emma E. Curtis marshmal- children and came to Islesboro sum- Friday closing Dr. and AST they last tive enterprises, but that is true of nearly ah cccupied by Mrs. Riley was in Eu- BOYS ON FORMER WAR mer for cf its and He cited in- will be in I low cream in a blue and white booth the first time, occupying the cottage ing boy8 girls. many Bangor given the assembly hall of elm and that dainty the New England Senators. There was hardly ropean the boxspring on the bed ZONE SHIP. of the late Dr. Derby at Dark Harbor. They stances where a word at the the school. he will be i with the gold medal banner Miss Curtis won at spoken right time, High Friday evening was covered with satin and brought with them a retinue of servants and a ever a time when the ten Republicans in the pink flowered, other a little act the Panama or advice given when needed, has entertained at the Tarratine club, and will in the of The Journal will recall the Stand- Exposition. large number of horses, and spent money lav- Senate from the northeasternmost section things room were in keeping. What do It is said turned the current of a and in this con- leave on the train to meet an amer The Chalmers gelatine booth is in of ishly. ihat he will build a life, midnight engage- you think of that?” Cushing being bombarded by a charge splendid worked together more There are fii summer home on his new with nection related an cordially. ment in I. aviator in the North Sea a few months Mrs. M. S. Carpenter of Williamstown, N, Y„ property, pri- interesting story told him by Providence, R. 1 also two Democrats from New how she vate tennis courts and golf links, swimming James England, in the In a personal note from The narrowuy escaped destruc- ; with Mrs. Anna B. Smith of Bangor demon- Whitcomb Kiley, a personal friend of Olive, Red- if pools, etc., but Mr. David Smith of Dark Har- Senate, one from New and one g skillfully handled by her officers, the Hampshire lands, Calif., under date of Jan. 22nd strator. bor had a letter last from Mr. Kahn speaker. President Aley spoke for about TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. Mrs, f prast to know that the first, second Saturday from Maine. They are not of * in said he an unmindful, C. Fessenden “I am a 'iiicers and the Roscoe box in which he had absolutely no plans at hour, holding the close attention of his Mary says: sending Red- assistant engiueer Arey’s candy booth, yellow of the material interests of present, but bought the land because he was course, their sec- The following transfers of real estate were lands that Maine, while the chief wireless op- and is in of W. audience throughout. paper you may see what a dreadful [ 1 white, charge L. Robinson. with j n pleased it, and may not come to Islesboro tion but, except in purely local matters, recorded in Waldo of T. Elkins, and chief oificer, Ralph they County Registry De.'ds storm we have had and what an amount of E' W. E. Page, representing the American To- this summer. h iiy. f*re former Belfast residents. entertain different political beliefs. for the week Feb. 1916: Otto Kann is a THE WAR NEWS. ending 2, damage it has done. We were cut ily was born and educated in North- bacco Co., arrived Tuesday afternoon and took prominent figure in the finan- completely Many Republicans, including a lot of old to cial world as a member of a big banking Henry C, Mahoney, Searsmont, George off from the outside world, as both the Santa | "pes sometime to be able to visit a small space in front of the stage to display house; also in musical as he is on the friends with whom he served a time in Cables land in rne and renew the of circles, A offensive movement of long Donnell, Salem, Mass.; Sears- Fe and Southern Pacific were stalled outside friendships his samples. directorate of the general the Allies uys. The is now Royal Opera, Metropolitan the House, come around to talk mont. Cushing engaged was to have taken nowadays Cajon Pass and the Pacific Electrics were The Annex. Opera Co., Boston Grand Opera Co., and Chi- place last spring, but did out currying trade between west coast the situation over with Senator and A. W, to L W. Grand He was not and now we are Burleigh Fletcher, Burnham, Steward, of commission on account itrican ports and San Francisco and cago Opera." born and educated materialize, told to expect of the bridges be- The annex is in charge of Mrs. Sarah Seavey in Germany and served in the German to inquire whether Maine will be redeemed Charlestown, Mass.; land in Burnham. ilumbia, after a 12,000 mile trip army, it in the coming spring. But meanwhile Ger- ing washed away, and even an auto could not the Straits Guthrie, assisted by B. Salter. There learned banking in Germany and was for next Senator tells them Annie F. Belfast to L. of Magellan from New Byron has assumed the September. Burleigh Thayer, S, Southard, get here over a r' sometime in the London branch of a German many already offensive in the except dangerous pass. We ‘>tid Mexican ports to Chili. were excellent exhibits in he hasn't the slightest doubt of it; that the land in Iquique, Tuesday morning west and Northport; Northport. had very little and to -f zone bank, coming to this country about 25 years has gained and held important electricity had resort decorations, “Cushing, New work and posi- State now seems tired of the B. fancy hand-made articles, ago. He has extensive in railroad heartily Demo- Findley Keller, et. als„ Belfast, to Eunice to candles several S. A„“ in 10-foot letters on either including holdings tions, and as far as can be learned from the times, and one day we only h! «l rugs, etc. N. S. Lord had a fine and steamship properties. The Kahns cratic party and seems ready to return to her A. Keller, Islesboro; land in Islesboro. huge American flags painted on her quilts, canoe, gave and her allies had one sheet of the for ^ 8 one of the dances at the Inn conflicting reports Germany are paper printed, they t‘HU6ed much excitement and Geo. a largest Islesboro old ce. The Senator Ella N. among the hammocks, etc., G, Wells large political allegia brought Gordon, Brooks, to Pearl Crockett, had to a s last summer which was elsewhere. rig up small old with an old in Peru and Chili. ever given at that ex- making gains Twenty four per- press soap exhibit. There is a small ex- word here of the robust status of Maine Re- do.; land and in Brooks. \ vegetable clusive hostelry. sons were killed and 27 in a buildings gasoline engine. There was no injured Zeppelin Lewis electricity. We hibit. W. A. Macomber’s boat was too publicans, as indicated the Kingsbury, Frankfort, to Joel L, Ht power raid over Paris last by spirited vieing have had horrid weather MAINE PRESS ASSOCIATION. Saturday, but later attacks for nomination to the various State and feder- Kingsbury, do; land in Frankfort. really almost ever large for the annex and was at the MONROE. since placed were driven off. raids on al offices that are the voters. Lena R. Rosen, to Elias H. we came—snow on the 1 lr*e Zeppelin England designated by Bangor, Rosen, whichjaid ground closing session, Jan. 28th, of the an- right of the stage. Other exhibits came in about Frankfort; land and in Frankfort. for two resulted in 54 deaths and 67 injured. His judgment elections and about politi- buildings days, and the orange trees just escaped meeting of the Maine Press association The snow is all mud is cal conditions in Maine Harry to The p during the day and evening. gone, getting deep, has been very true and McFarland, Burnham, Nation- and then '•rtland officers were freezing, this flood. We have been elected as follows: and all business in teaming is suspended. Mr. unerring and there is great Republican interest al Fertilizer Co., Boston; land in Burnham. E. M. Plan of editor of The Shoe Situation. John A. trying ever since we came to a ding Bangor, Earle Nealley and several others came out of here in what Senator Burleigh says on that Knowlton, et. als., Providence, R. I. find good day Maine Industrial vice tfas Grand when all the woods with to Austin et. to to Journal; presidents, Tuesday Army day, their teams last week score. L. Ricker, al., Monroe; land in go Riverside for the but it seems to ,JK B. Nichols of the day, Daily Times. Bath; veterans were free and welcome The So many orders been Monroe. recede °erick guests. Grip and severe colds are have/dready booked by into the distance. From L. Tower of Portland, and Roland very prevalent Marshall H. Rand, Monroe, to Austin L my experi- medley of National songs rendered the or- here. the latest victims footwear manufactures that full ence so atten of the Independent Reporter, Skcw- by Among are Cliff capacity State Of Trade. Kicker, do; land in Monroe. far I should say: “give me Florida chestra was Stevens, clerk for G. A, who is con- are secretary, Joseph Wood of the Maine greatly enjoyed by them. Palmer, operations assured for several months to James M. to Otto H. every time for a [*'’• to the Grindel, Islesboro, winter climate.” Maud G. William fined bouse. Mrs, Martha Hartson is Activity. Spring shipments large. N. ottager, Portland; treasurer, Wednesday was old folks’ day, with old- come. there is no of the Jobbing Kahn, Morristown, J.; land in Islesboro. is still with us * of confined to her and there are Moreover, lessening active. Markets filled here. I think we shall to the Express-Advertiser; executive1 bed, several with buyers. Irregular William H. Nash, to Andrew J. go time songs and instrumental selections. In other current demand and contracts for seasonable Montville, San the president, and Liston P. Evans lighter cases. weather affects retail trade. Industry at full Morrill; land in Montville. Diego about the first of February. We [rnttee, the still tide. Woodbury, Charles II. of evening there was an old folks’ dance, and iinea stipulate quick deliveries, which pro- Scarcity of materials or of finished goods William see a good deal of Observer, Dover, Fogg The Maccabee’s dance Jan. 28th was not W. Clark, Frankfort, to George C. Charley Palfrey and ‘mes. chief A boom in enjoy Moulton, and Fred B. Merrill of the prizes were awarded for the oldest ducers trouble in complaint, spring building land and in Pros- it so [i lady and largely attended on account of bad traveling experience making. Strength Ridley, Prospect; buildings much. He has such a pleasant home and Bethel. The session was predicted. High prices for most commodities. adjourned gentleman, etc. and a very blustering cold night. But there in prices is undiminished and even pect. we go and to meet at the of higher Heavy speculation in wheat. Securities mar- spend the afternoon his University Maine in was fine a levels are Carrie E. and Bernice B. Milo, to by open 8w,n will be music, fairly good crowd and a fine predicted, owing largely the kets saturated Ridley, at the time of the in- Thursday everybody’s day. SongB ;to by foreign sales of American C. land in fire and chat. We are in the same Newspaper baked bean supper, and all had a meager of leather.—Dun's George Ridley, do.; Prospect. house with tut'rUi£ present good supplies Review. stocks. Continued ease in and instrumental selections for everybody. time. Jan. I money.—Brad- J. F. Gerrity, to Ellen M. Mrs, Burke and Miss Zadie 29th. streets' Jan. 29th. Bangor, Haddican, Carter and it seems * • Winterport;|land and buildings in Winterport •I bulte Belfasty to*have five of us here.” • Memories of Southern Cities. stick is bruised until it is like a broom | An Historical Sketch of the and when moistened it is dipped into the COUNT APPONYI snuff and then and Sixth Maine Savannah to New Orleans. put in the mouth the Battery. snuff rubbed into the I was still This was a compared gums. primitive journey The Sixth Maine Battery was recruit- • all-rail ride—dat- more disgusted on seeing ayounglady (?) IS A STATESMAN with Mrs. Dinsmore’s ed in Aroostook and Waldo coun- Prince Albert a black while York, to the time when the following smoKing big cigar playing ing back ties. Capt. Freeman McGilvery of to circulate: ‘A euchre. newspaper item began was-the first commander; first I am afraid our were not re- Searsport railroad has this notice posted party vour Southern lieutenant, Edwin B. Dow, Portland; Eloquent Orator With Gonmaod fits taste! not allowed to garded with very friendly eyes by the in its cars; ‘Passengers get second Fred A. Morton other One of the New lieutenants, berries on a down passengers. Meets the off to pick grade.” of and William H. ol 1 fondest wishes of any man who Yorkers when the lower Augusta; Rog- English. There were several stop-overs, changes visiting deck, ers of Stockton. It was organized in \ likes to.smoke because it has the flavor attracted the notes of a over- right from train to boat and boat to boat; no by violin, November and December, 1861, and and aroma and coolness. heard the remark: “Here’s one of them It’s the most cheer- no cars; and in leaving When the name of Count Albert Ap- Pullman’s, dining 1st was ordered to D. ^ damned What is April Washington, ful tobacco you ever did in a —this was in 1858— Yankees. in hell he do- the veteran Hungarian leader, pack jimmy pipe Savannah December, and arrived there 3d. The bat- ponyi, down here?” The visit to the C., April to fill the vacant a fee was to our ing “reg- was first put forward W or roll into a necessary get baggage consisted of four ciga- ions below” tery light 12-pound ambassador to destination. When about was cut short and was not post of Austro-Hungarian Coprrichtmch, checked brass and two 3-inch rifle rette. And it’s so pieces pieces, to the United States the occasions of §r five miles from Savannah the train stop- repeated. with about ore hundred and his visits to this were re- good 3'ou feel The Alabama river is narrow and twenty-five country just ped in a swamp with not a human habi- very men. In this little sketch I shall only tailed. you never can and the conductor assist- crooked, but is free from the sandbars get tation in sight refer to the taken in the battle of Count Apponyi is one of the most and which make on part enough. The ed a to off, on the snags navigation states- pat- young lady get calling on the 2d and 3d distinguished of the European most of the southern rivers both Gettysburg days. ented master as he did so to off difficult An orator, process baggage ‘‘put In the line to stay the tide men of today. eloquent and The banks are and patched-up that small black trunk.” He then en- dangerous. high with a striking command of -fixes that—and which had rolled the advanced line of singularly and in some in conversation with the steep, places the cotton English, he has won the respect of the gaged young Dan Sickles back from his first cuts outrbite comes down shutes and the deckhands position Americ ans who have heard him for fifteen or twenty minutes, after many \ If. lo lady the Sixth Maine com- eur dunce the .h«p. and have to catch and hold the appeared battery, his visits to the United and color of unsalable brands xparch! train but bales with speak during which the proceeded, stopped manded Lieut. Dow. The their cotton hooks to them from by battery States. He comes of a family that after that about fifteen minutes. keep When you fire up your first every at this time consisted of four 12-pound traces its descent from King Bela IV. going across the deck and overboard. smoke decide that It was midnight when we reached Ma- brass guns, with one hundred and three Aib:rlr,oWcor0TT,.ofp.r.n".cd you’ll you At one place we were told there were pre«» protect, to.,I con and we concluded to stop over there, men and horses. The battery ar- never did taste tobacco that 10,000 bales of cotton on the bank, worth ninety but had to into the baggage car and rived on the field in the of hits get $500,000. early morning your'fancy'like roll out our trunks as the surly official in July 2d. During the first part of the We stopped one night at the foot of a refused to do it for us. Then we the was held in reserve and charge bluff to take on cotton. On the bow of day battery went to Brown’s Hotel, the house found the men were anxious of the the boat in iron braz- spectators which at this pitch pine burning so satisfactory in 1872, but struggle between Sickles and Long- iers lighted up the deck and the dark time was a very primitive hostelry. At street. About six o’clock Lieut. Dow green foliage of the live oaks with their breakfast next morning, after many was ordered to report to Freeman streamers of grey moss, which fringed Major fruitless to the attention who the reserve attempts get -* McGilvery, commanded tl bank. It was a weird and pictures- f or.e of the slipshod darkies who were artillery of the 2d Corps. que scene. One after another the bales aimlessly about the room, collid- All the batteries on the line had moved running of cotton came rolling down the hillside with each other or clustering, half a off but the Sixth Maine and the 5th ing in quick succession, followed by the dozen at a time, about a single bewilder- Phillips, Mass. McGilvery, whose brav- dusky deck bands glistening with per- the national joy smoke I a African ery and were valuable at this ed guest, caught youthful spiration. One of them through neglect sagacity whose head reached the top of my hour, directed Dow to hold the position For it exceeds in and satisfaction just letting a bale go overboard, the mate goodness the kindest and asking if they had green or at all hazards until reenforcements could word we chair, gave him a few blows on the back with ever printed about it! be ’Taint green nor be The Sixth Maine and its black tea, replied: a and the i brought up. switch, although punishment we ’taint when we pours it out its officers were equal to the demand of the Men, tell you this tobacco will be a revelation to black; was not nearly as severe as I have seen you. and when we milk in it its hour and their chief. The Sixth Maine take this information at white, puts schoolmasters give their pupils it almost So, 100%,. get out the eld jimmy kinder The menu consisted and 5th Massachusetts used grape and yaller.” sent one' lady passenger into hysterics. pipe from its hiding place or locate the makin's papers mainly of liver and bacon, corn bread, canister upon the enemy with such pre- These were the days when northern peo- —and*fall-to! and fritters. cision and that the line could hominy were the Southern “institu- rapidity ple seeing Your wishes the tor not advance and had to retire. It was will be gratified at the nearest store that sells we train — tobacco, At noon boarded tion”— as Mrs. Blavery pictured by fr>r Prince Albert is in universal demand. It can be about 7 m. bought alt over but there was a hanging o’clock p. when the enemy Montgomery, Stowe in “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” the states and all over*the*world! Toppy red bags, 5c; tidy red off somewhere on the line and was repulsed. The Sixth had expended tins, handsome and tin to come 1 must not forget to mention our one i 10c; pound half-pound Humidors—and—that l ne a one hundred and rounds of am- pound crystal-glass humidor-with that the cars were filled with rough crowd, who announc- forty sponge-moisiencr top distinguished (?) passenger, keeps the tobacco-in such excellent trim. them drunk. After munition. Before the battery left the many of standing ed himself as Viscount de Basterd, | field of an hour on the Lieut, Dow and his men brought R. J. for three-quarters who spent most of his time on the hurri- REYNOLDS 1OBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. of a car in which there was not seven guns from the field left by other platform cane deck with a large notebook,and who vacant sea: the railroad officials con- batteries and not carried off by the a informed us that he should publish a book to on another car, in which enemy. cluded pat on his return to France. He said: “Ze Reminiscent. " j The of Col. Boothby we a seat, but it was dirty beyond morning July 3rd, having re- gut part ven 1 was on ze Miszooree river At Columbus another crowd paired damages and received a new sup- description. be ask me to : wall very amusing. Zey A Personal Letter Which We Obtained of re- PRESTON’S abo rc to go to the and it ply ammunition, Dow Hi hanging, Capt. again got trink and I no like to trink, but zey say to Publish. j to Permission be was a mod disagreeable and uncomfort- ported Major McGilvery, who was at shall shoot me if I no trink and I no & Transient Stable zey Editor of The Journal. Livery, Boarding tilt able There was nothing eat- that time bringing into line all the re- Photo by American Press Association. To the journey, to refuse.” [ Is situated on Washington street just off Main street. I have single and like on able to be had, but fortunately we were serve batteries under his command on Just to congratulate you entering up- The New Yorkers were introduced at COUNT APPONTI. double hitches, buckboards, etc. Careful drivers if desired. Your patron- volume 8S. As before intimated I with a package of assorted bis- Cemetery ridge, knowing full well there on issolicited. provided the bar to “peach and honey,” —a south- age Telephones—stable 235-2, house 61-13. Iy28 was of Hungary and has played an imjior- The Journal. cuit and a warm-hearted Southerner where the enemy w'ould make thoroughly enjoy reading W. ern drink at that time, of G. PRESTON. Proprietor. composed tant part iu the destinies of his native in the service so f with whom we had some conversation their last to break the Beginning railroad strained and charge through honey peach brandy—but land. it has been fortune to gave us some Isabella wine made on his Union line Thirty-nine guns were young my good after a few interviews gave up the ac- Count Apponyi led movements for father’s plantation in South Carolina. placed to meet Pickett’s charge. In know personally nearly all the news- quamtance. the development of Hungarian com- RECENT DEATHS. I men of at a ban- THE FIRST MAINE CAVALRY, v At this time we made the acquaintance front of those guns a earthwork paper Maine; indeed, I have no recollection of how we slight merce aud agriculture and for the spent j of the Maine PreBS association I >1 of two New Yorkers, one accompanied was thrown up to protect the men sup- of Russia’s ambitions in the quet B. the time on the boat, or how we checking The funeral of the late M. V. Gen. Cilley Gives War Records and lit long j mention the ntmes of news- by his wife, whose destination was also porting the guns. At the rear was the Balkan peninsula. He is noted for his happened to were making the trip, but I know we i Mitchell of Troy was held at the home dents of Two of its Men. and their made ardfor men I had known, whereupon the New Orleans, company 2nd Corps and some of the 3rd. About democratic ideals and practices paper Rev. William snow were all glad when we arrived at Mobile Thursday, Jan. 20th, [Rockland Courier-Gazette.] the remainder of the more 1 o’clock the the his advocacy of international peace. next speaker said he had learned one trip pleasant. and found in the Battle enemy opened upon officiating. The daughters, Mrs. C. A. quarters House, Since 1872 lie has been a member of and that was to whom to go for Editor of The Courier-Gazette: ! One was selling hoop skirts and the other Union center with about one hundred thing, Stevens of Pittsfield, Mrs. Frank Seavey then one of the best hotels in the South, the Hungarian parliament and was as to the of the Grace your issue of Jan. 11th, an a: caskets! and fifty guns. It was the memorable information newspapers of Brockton, Mass., Mrs. Rogers copying i It was built of granite, and in architec- of it from 1872 to 1901. He of N. and cle from the Porterville president State—not a man, but a rail- Buffalo, Y., grandchildren, (Calif.) pap v> e arriveu ai cannonade that Pickett’s newspaper munigumery, Aiauainti, ture resembled the Revere and preceeded was minister of in- were all with the exception of closely formerly public present the late Capt. Clarence D. Ulmer v I about lip. m., pretty well used up, not charge. Soon McGilvery’s guns began struction, member of Miss Tavia Mitchell and grandson Van the Tremont in Boston and the old Plant- privy councilor, to have served under a I you will on with your to attend. The reported Sheric had a meal since and slow but well directed fire on some of the court of arbitration at hope keep Stevens, who were too ill having breakfast, ers Hotel in St. Louis, and J think they permanent for lour of Southern Cities”—all so DearerB were Messrs. Myrick, Woods, years. Sheridan did not j drove to the Hotel. the single batteries most in view. Some The Hague aud member of the Inter- “Memories Exchange Finding must have all been built at about the Cook and the of the | familiar to me. Down in Florida at Bagley. Army Potomac until m it too late to get anything to eat in the of them were driven to the rear before parliamentary union. far same time. winter of 1864. The a one made me talk following is Cap: hotel we sallied forth in search of a the enemy came in sight. hotel Sunday they Only one was spent in Mobile, Inez wife of Orris Ul- night and I told of visits to churches (Kent) Ulmer, Ulmer’s service: Mustered in Oct. restaurant, and succeeded in one. About 3 o’clock Picketts division came my finding and at 3 m. on the our WASH DAY IN THE TRENCHES. 21st at her home in Rock- p. day following the After 1 mer, died Jan. 1861, as private, Co. D, First Ma While waiting for our supper to be into view, for throughout country. got arrival we took on the mail boat aiming directly McGilverys a illness of several passage none of land after painful Cavalry, promoted a local batteries. of Soldiers Gather Soiled and one lady said she hoped regimental quart served 1 picked up paper and read Cuba for New Orleans. Mobiie is Two his brigades never Clothing through bay months. She was born in Bucksport, master comn Give It us sat in pew in the cnurch sergeant July 1, 1362; in it news of the death in New Dan- and reacheo the Union lines. The McGilvery Vigorous Scrubbing. Washington’s (or was) very shallow although built Jan. 1868, a daughter of Stillman and sioned One a week is set aside in the for some of her did 8, regimental quartermaster Mar ville. Texas, of my paternal grandfath- batteries poured such a fire day at Alexandria, party but had resided in Rock- for the trade the Cuba stirred up the withering Elizabeth Kent, detailed trenches in northern France as “wash she didn’t believe had rid 27, 1863; assistant quart er, Hon. Timothy a relative 1 that the enemy never succeeded in and they got land about 40 years. She is survived bv Filsbury, mud for at least half a mile after leav- get- master day.” On that the soldiers gather two Lena and of 3d Brigade 2nd Cavalry Ui had never seen. within musket day of the bugs her husband and daughter, Some years later I the wharf. vessels cannot ting range. McGilvery yet. ing Large all their soiled clothing aud give it a The funeral at the late home sion Oct. 18, 1864; was present for rin visited his late home and his last trained Dow’s Sixth Maine Then in Richmond the church which Katharyn. resting come within a mile or two of the battery upon Some of the men was attended. Rev. from date of enlistment till the » city vigorous scrubbing. and where in the Sunday very largely in the at the the advance of Pickett’s men. No forest Patrick Henry attended, Methodist church closed. He contributed much to 1 place cemetery Henderson, and lighters are used ior receiving and could give housewives pointers on the James H. Gray of the lie. I never town of Rusk intervened in the even and the yard I believe his remains officiated. good fame of the regiment by being county county. cargoes. There was noth- plain method of getting the heavy dirt from discharging on Lbe at the time w cannoneers of the Sixth mowed the clothes. see it without thinking of the old story, ways spot right to the hotel after a ing attractive to be seen. The land Returning hearty the lecturer Tucker died Jan. 17th at his the needed supplies. down like before the Wash is followed a familiar to you, of Sherman we had a and visible from the boat was and save enemy grass sythe. day generally by perhaps Here is another incident supper good night’s rest, fiat, of pertaining One reached the night of music and song. There are who had Patrick Henry for his theme home in Springfield, Me., at tne age the next started out for the clusters of at the brigade Union line and the First Maine Cavalry. In the addr. morning sight-see- buildings the lecture and 15 He came over the stone where and kept running all through 80 years, 8 months days. of President Chase of Bates College ing. We found Montgomery a very watering places there was nothing to wall, they or me death” the son of the late Samuel and Glencove Social Center, as met more of the boys from Maine, ft the “give me liberty give was reported pretty little city, with wide streets break the monotony. When we awoke your he at one Annie Smith Tucker and the last of a columns, says: "Thirty-fo was all over in a short time and the phrase. He tells the story that shaded by,trees, and a handsome State the next morning the Cuba was laying years ago, when drilling a to the family of seven. He married Miss Sarah sophomo battle of was won. country place he was followed to she him r House on an elevation overlooking the at the head of a long pier in Lake Pon- Gettysburg E. Downs on Feb. 18, 1854. Mr, Tucker girl speak, surprised by the town who said him she wanted to The time of service of the hotel by a citizen of the Civil a mem- forming become other buildings. Some of our party saw chitrain, and an early train over the original was a veteran of War, Sixth Maine Dec. he had come to enquire as he was curious ber of the First Maine Heavy Artillery. lawyer.” "slave for the first with Ponchitrain railroad took us into New battery expired 31, < pens" time, the something more is pertinent in regai but it to know if “Patrick Henrv finally secured He leaves to mourn their loss aged a distance of a few miles. 1864, re-enlisted for three years. to this so introduced the stock .in trade lounging about await- Orleans, only widow and six children: Asa Tucker of young girl nicely Dow was for his divorce.” us President Chase. There was I am under the im- Here we parted with our fellow travel- Capt. discharged disability Mrs. James Davis of by ing purchasers. the Lee, Forsythe, and Lieut. William H. of Stock- We have several times visited of Mrs. young man, Henri J. Haskell, who- that there was a din- ers and went to the home of relatives to Rogers Mrs. T. J. Stanley Carroll, May- pression very good record is as church in Richmond where Jeff Davis of Old Mrs. Sewell military follows: Age 1 the winter. C. A. P. ton was commissioned captain and com- hen Tupper Town, ner provided at the hotel, but because spend B. F. residence Palmyra, mustered in Co. 1 was services when the news Worster of Anson and Mrs. Jud- manded the battery until it was muster- attending First Maine a? of the or waiters we of also 22 Cavalry, Sept. 22, 1862, lack, inefficiency,of Lee’s and his kins Prentiss; grand-children BOWDOIN COLLEGE PRIZES. ed out of service June 17, at Au- came to him of surrender, hosts of private; joined company Oct. 25th an were able to of but little of it. 1865, and 16 great-grandchildren, and partake out to wounde gusta. pew is always pointed strangers. friends who knew him as an upright citi- appointed bugler shortly after; After dinner we saw our load- at baggage Brunswick, Me., Jan. 25. Prof.George we a slightly Boyd ton plank road Oct. 2 after his On the occasion of our first visit zen, a devoted husband and father, on a which R. Elliott of Bowdoin an- Capt. McGilvery, promotion March 186; ed baggage wagon, during College today an honest Christian 1864; promoted corporal 20, were being shown around the by brave soldier and nounced the prizes of $10 each offered to field office, was for some time in com- Capitol dangerously wounded at Dinwiddie Marc: operation an ambitiouB darkey who gentleman. by Edgar 0. Achorn, ’81, of Boston, for mand of the First Brigade of apparently a Confederate veteran, and 31, 1865; sent to hospital and discharge had tackled two trunks went headlong Artillery, the best prose and verse compositions dome or he out on account of wounds 12, 1865. Army of the Potomac. He was a daring from the cupola pointed Funeral services for the late Sarah D. July down the stairs, his head and shoulders published in the Bowdoin Quill during Haskell came home to Maine, went t and successful officer and distinguished a locality and remarkea: “Right over from the going through the glass in the door at 1915, had been awarded to Donald Q. Perkins were held Baptist school; then studied law and went West himself at the battle of there is where Gen. Lee with a mere thuir fruit- Burleigh, ’17, of Augusta, for his s ory, Gettysburg. At church in Burnham Jan. 19th, Rev. C. settling in Montana, where he won sue “Coals of and to Forbes handful of men the whole world at cess in law in its and receive Fire,” Rickard, the time of his death he commanded one kept W. Lowell, pastor of the M. E. church capital city We walked to the landing ’17, of Denver, for his poem, “Regrets. the nomination for general o leisurely hundred guns. He was wounded in the bay.” at assisted by Rev. attorney Clinton, officiating, the State. He was disco' and went on board the steamer Don is a son of the late Clar- should not fail of the surprised by LeGrand, Burleigh hand at Batton and it was neces- Visitors to Richmond H. H. Hathaway, the pastor Deep ering that the opposing party had nom; in which we had taken for Mo- ence M. and a of church. Members of Burnham Grange, passage Burleigh grandson sary to administer chloroform to to visit Hollywood cemetery. nated a woman for the same an ampu- was a charter position and found a States Senator His of which the deceased bile, her cabin filled with United Burleigh. tate. He did not survive the In Richmond I have a particular friend. that the person was a woman frou operation. member, attended in a body. Several crowd of There father for many years edited the Kenne- Photo by American Presa Association. one of the most emi- Maine. He was a believer in the pro motley passengers. Thus ended the life of a noble soldier. Dr. George Ross, selections were rendered Miss Ethel by ducts of Maine and sougl were twenty-five or men of vari- bec Journal with conspicuous ability and nent and in that Mrs. L. E. Gerald and Mrs. Al- personally thirty Capt. Rogers took command of the bat- WASH DAT IN THE TRENCHES. physicians surgeon city. Allen, her He rela- out. found her—as beautifu ous in suits of was the author of a very successful Moreland club bert Cole. Among the friends and ages butternut-dyed tery, making as gallant a record for him- He took me to the WeBt and strong as the rivers of Maine; s many good the men in tives from out of town were Mr. with broad-brimmed series of books. singers among present when I cted o' homespun, hats, boys self as its former commanders had made, one day, where I had the pleasure of Mrs. be was attorney general the trenches, and it is a poor camp that and Mrs. Charles Cook of Albion, and more the State of Montana, Mrs. Haskell be bowie knives and revolvers or after its muster to his for- all in one Generals and returning out does not boast of one or two musicians. meeting, bunch, Alice Gooriale of Hampden, daugh- Al- came the assistant attorney general o less in evidence; about the same number mer home in Mahone and Pickett. Mrs. Effie Gibbons of Bangor, Stockton. The story is told that at one of these Wheeler, Luckily ter, that State. J. P. Cilley. of and innumerable vah Perkins of Lowell, Mass., Eugene women, children, Freeman was one of the air was did not ask me if I had ever been | of Worms. McGilvery concerts, when the still and they Me. The most of them babies. As the boat left Cured Reynolds of Georgetown, noble men clear and the voice a in the war. Frederic E. Boothby. many young of Searsport who carried, youth bearers were R. A. Baxter, J. A. Call, PITTSFIELD PERSONALS. the shore a Familiar signs of worms in children are* with a burly, good-looking negro gave their lives in defence of their coun- fine tenor voice started to sing. W. C. Hunt and E. W. Crawford. In- I Deranged stomach, swollen upper lip, sour stood on the cotton bales in the bow and From a trench in the far distance there Maine’ oldest couple. terment was in the lot in the Z. T. Frost and Elmer Frost | stomach, offensive breath, hard and fully belly try. His sword and picture, presented family son, a to some occasional gripings and came a plaintive call. It was the village cemetery. were business callers in Thurs sang goodbye Montgomery, by his widow, on the walls of the Bangor about the hang Jan. 26. Maine’s oldest twenty of the deck hands in the pains navel, pale youth’s father. He had been led to be- Bath, Me., day. joining face of leaden tint, eyes room of Freeman Post and heavy McGilvery lieve that his was dead. His voice couple, Mr. and Mrs. Read Nichols, re- died at chorus. The effect was wild but boy Charles 1. Welch Jan. 23d his Arthur Condon of Belfast was the pleas- and dull, twitching eyelids, are held dear its members. As ceived friends at their very by didn’t carry, and another in the father’s many today home, and the musical darkies were re- itching of the nose, itching of I ho me in Ellsworth after a long and pain- guest of his brother, Harry E. Condor ing, we the 601 Washington street, where they in- the rectum, short, dry cough, gaze upon picture it seems to camp through a megaphone asked if and an- ful illness. He was born in Monday Tuesday. warded with a shower of silver coins of the little red formally observed their 70th wedding Northport grinding teeth, out in words: “It is well with the was Willie -of speak plain singer the- were assisted in a the sticking out on tongue, nivdrsary.They receiving years ago, and was young Everett Hurd, a student at the U. of from passengers. points me now.” sixty-one slow British regiment. When the answer their two Charles L. Nich- a starting during sleep, by children, man when he went to Ellsworth to work M., is passing few days with his moth- The river boats of those days were fever. If your child shows any of these We should honor the of such was megaphoned back that it was there ols and Emma Pierce, both of this city. Mtb. Maude Hurd. twith memory block When this er, start using Dr. True’s Elixir, the and in the Murch factory. flat-bottomed, and carried their freight symptoms, men as sent to the war. was a fervent “Thank God!” from the Scores of congratulatory messages at once. Searsport and Family Laxative and Worm Expeller floral were received them. business was discontinued he worked as Alvah Cornforth Charles E. Vick on the main and as cotton was other end of the line. The two camps gifts by deck, little son gaining every day and I A Veteran. a went to to attend “My '.is Mr. and Mrs. Nichols were hosts at a a joiner and cabinet worker, being ery Unity Thursday tiers the think more of Dr. True’s Elixir than all other then joined in the singing of the song. the funeral service of piled many high passenger dinner to which about 20 were in- most efficient workman. In 190B he went Mrs. Olive Corn such medicines put together,” writes Mrs. Ida tonight deck was ten or more feet above the MURDERED IN MEXICO. where for forth, a relative. Gagnon of Manchester, N. H. A Cranberry Island Landmark. vited. Outside the members of the fam- to the Charlestown navy yard, at his trade as a main deck and was reached a stair- At 36c, 50c and $1.00. Ad- were Mrs. Jane Donnell, a five years he worked Mr. and Mrs. Manson left by your druggist’s, El ily present J. W. vice free. Write me. Paso, Jan. 25. Three Americans and Mr. and Mrs. E. block maker. He returned to Ellsworth way at the forward end. The cabin ex- Famous as a Maine landmark, the neighbor, George Thursday for Skowhegan, where Mr. from Chihuahua of 16 Bath who cele- in 1910. For several years, before and I City today confirmed house on Fish Litchfield street, Manson went on business. During their tended to the stern, with staterooms on Point, Cranberry Isles, his work in Charlestown, he was reports of the murder by Mexican ban- brated their 52nd anniversary earlier in after stay they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. each side. the row of state- which has stood for 61 years, is to be re- of the First National bank build- Heading dits of five the month. janitor F. W. Briggs. Americans, between Dec. was a of rooms on one side was the bar and on moved, as the owners wish to erect a Mrs. Litchfield was formerly Sarah ing in Ellsworth. He member 23 and Jan. 9. were Ack- F. and A. and a Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Gilmore of Burn- They Henry summer residence on the which Augusta Reed and is the only person Lygonia lodge, M., the other side was the office. The space site, is TRUCKING lin, a rancher living south of Minaca; now living who attended the wedding of Knight of Pythias. Mr. Welch married ham were in town Wednesday visiting where the finest on this Atlantic seaboard in front was gambling was car- prop- Mr. and Mrs. Nichols 70 ago. She in January, 1879, at Taunton, Mass., Mrs. Gilmore’s sister, Mrs. B. L. Fitz I am his son-in-law, Walter Maiburn; Tom years prepared to do all kinds of of more than 20 acreB. The sur- and the Birth of the ried on, and few boats were without trucking, erty old was four old but well remem- Miss Cora I. Call of Ellsworth, who gerald, attended a ranch Peter house only years Johnson, hand; Keane, is one in which many, especially vives him. He leaves also one Nation in the afternoon. professional gamblers among their pas- Furniture and piano moving a specialty. bers the ceremony. daughter, bo ikkeeper for the Babricora ranch ol the older residents, feel a personal in- Miss Helen C. Welch, teacher of domes- and resulted. Leave orders last Thurs- sengers frequent tragedies at the staoie. corner of Main William R. Hearst, and Bart Kramer, terest, and many will regret its tearing tic science in the Presque Isle normal C. A. Stevens was in Troy The deck outside of the staterooms son of David one of the Ameri- down or removal. of to attend the funeral of Mrs. Stev- and Cross streets, and will receive Kramer, WANTED school; one sister, Mrs. Annie Murch day they cans ens’ father, the late M. V. B. Mitchell. waB known as “the guard,” and there driven out of Western Chihuahus Medford, Mass., and one brother, Daniel Good for to cut by cord. was prompt attention. Telephone connection. last December. The elder Kramer waE choppers logging Welch of Ellsworth. The Ellsworth He accompanied home by Mrs. one morning I saw a young girl chewing Children Cry Contract work furnished for men and teams wounded. Two sons have was in- Stevens and sister, Mrs. Grace surviving gone if desired. MILTON B. HILLS. American says of him that he an Rogers snuff, a common practice among the w.;w. BLAZO, into the FOR FLETCHER’S of N. who returned home mountains near Madera to bring Tel. 17-21. LincolnviUe, Me. dustrious, worthy citizen who had many Buffalo, Y., is6 Waldo Advertiser. “poor whites.” The end of a small Avenue,.Belfast. their father out of his hiding place. CASTORI A tf4 friends. * Friday.—Pittsfield I UNITED STATES SENATOR BURLEIGH.

[“Kineo” in Boston Sunday Herald.] Senator Burleigh went on to Washing- ton the other day for the nrst time since Congress met in early December. Both his own illness and the illness of members stealth for of his family had kept him at his Augusta home, but he felt that the Washington climate would be a better place for him as soon as he was able to travel. His son-in-law, Dr. Richard H. Stubbs, and of his daughters. Mrs. Martin and Does Pain Interfere? Mrs. Williamson, accompanied the sena- tor and Mrs. Burleigh to Washington and Women will remain Sick There is a remedy with them for the winter. Senator Burleigh has had one of the most remarkable careers in the history of Maine politics. He has had to fight For hard for each Years E. Pinkham’s position that he has won, Forty Lydia Sloan’s but he has always reached his goal. And he has made good in all the important Vegetable Compound Has Been positions that he has filled, and no Maine man of our generation holds a bigger Woman’s Most Reliable Medicine f Liniment place in the hearts of more persons than Senator Burleigh does. When he fought Read this unsolicited grateful his'way to the governorship a generation —Here is More Proof. ago he had to smash the testimony— powerful ring of that time. Then came the lively that took Not long ago my left knee be- campaigns him finally, on the death of To women who are came lame and sore. It pained Congressman Milliken, to Con- suffering from some form of gress, where he remained for a me many restless nights. So se- dozen woman’s years. Then there was special ills, and have a constant fear of rious did it become that I was his election to breaking the Senate three years a forced to consider ago, after few the three letters to — giving up my Bull MooBe down, following ought work when I chanced to think of legislators had deadlocked bring hope: until to Sloan’s Liniment. Let me things they began hear from “ say— — their constituents. In all that North Crandon, Wis. When I was 10 years less than one bottle fixed me up. long career he has shown a old I got married ard at 18 I birth to Cta. C, GxwjiM) Florence, Tex. wonderful genius for or- years gave ganization and for quiet, effective cam- twins and it left me with very poor health. I could paigning. not walk across the floor without haling to sit lhe word is used down “quiet” advisedly, to rest and it was hard for me to keep about for he never makes a speech, and he and do my work. I went to a and shuns the doctor lie told public appearances that are me I bad a The the breath displacement and ulcers, and would Treatment of Animals. of life to the average man in Washington Whisperings. liave to have an operation. This me so Then and Now. politics. But he makes friends and frigh'ened much that I did no: know what never forgets them. He is on to do. Having The National always heal'd of E. Treasury Facing a Deficit of the job that he is elected to do. His hands Lydia Einkham’s Vegetable Compound [L, t*. EvanB in the Piscataquis Observer.] II $100,000,000. are clean and his head is level. His busi- thought I would give it a trial anil it made me as I received a letter not since from long ness investments, in Maine timberlands, fc—n-:-—Jweu as ever. I cannot say enough m favor of the Ora Oak of Washington, D. C., Feb. 3, 1916. Pmkharn my boyhood friend, Corona, real estate and journalism, have been remedies. ’—Mrs. Mai .me North Wis. Cal., in which he of article in Another of Asisach, Craudon, spoke my day reckoning. profitable, and he has stayed in politics the Observer on “Vanished Pleasures.” The because of the lure United States Treasury faces a of the game, not for Testimony from Oklahoma. In enumerating his he or boyhood sports deficit of over The profit power. His home life—and no saiu: “Another but $100,000,000. party exciting cruel sport man ever had a or more Lawton Okla. —“When I to take E. for happier beloved began Lydia Pinkham’s that I indulged in was responsible that deficit must either of treeing ground family children and grandchildren— Vegetable Compound I seemed to he good for nothing. I tired easily squirrels. They would run up the trunk meet the situation or surrender the reins has been and had saddened by several tragedies headaches much of t ho time and v.as irregular. I took it about five or six feet and then to run that have come again try of power. as terrible blows—the before my little child was born and it did me a and we would ‘sock it wonderful amount of down, to’em’ with death of a son in the of at In other words, the American people prime life, the good that time. I never tail to recommend E. Pinkham’s a club; also red Bquirrels on a fence were suicide of one son-in-law and Lydia the drown- to women a to school demand that a either make Vegetable Compound ailing because it has done so much standing challenge boys. As | political party ing of another, the tragic death of 1 ■or me. Mrs. A. L. 50'j Have you remember, got my nose smashed good or give up. grandchildren and much serious illness in McCasland, St., Lawton, Okla. a rock aimed at a his by squirrel,and stopped The on the wall was re- family. His second Lewis A. lor Nomination as U. S. Senator. “The Treasury balance is nearly $100,- ially editorial management of the Vegetable Compound. supper for all hands. Kennebec Journal. He has to be in usual health it 000,000 less than it was when the Re- ably repre- pleased my good by using the A price was put on every wild thing sented Augusta in the and and highly recommend it.” — Mrs. '[from Bridgton Ne^s] were in said Legislature, B. M. Osgood, that walxed or flew. The humble chip- publicans power,” Mr. that later '' many predict he will receive 1 Haynes Mass. *rnalMf the of this sketch, wis born 3, 1858, on Park, Roxbury, subject April munk had a price, the red squirrel had Fordney. “The war in is the the highest honors that Europe political Maine If you want special advice write to West Poland, which has been in the Fernald 120 one a little higher, the a can Lydia family years. gray squirrel excuse, but it is not the cause for the give—the governorship or service in 3E. Pinkham Medicine Co. still and so on the (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Your Fern aids took an active interest in and were higher one, through Congress—but he admits no ambitions public affairs, deficit. that war the letter will be read and answered a woman list, that I can recall Without Demo- of that opened, by and held nothing escaping. sort at present. He has the same in strict tizens of the State during the 19th century. cratic confidence. On one occasion when there was a party would have been compelled lovable personal qualities that have is educated in the schools of his town, and at Hebron match on in Garland an from one public agent to admit ere this that their tariff law is made Senator Burleigh so successful, fi’ted for the death of his father the and side came to Dover and Foxcrott and se- and has the same college change! plan, a complete failure. thorough way of at- cured the game killed in a match just tending to the details of main on the farm and care for his widowed mother; therefore nine months from March every task that closed here and naturally, his side won, “Comparing he undertakes. : at the of seventeen His did age years. education, however, but a slaughter of hunters nearly resulted to November, 1915, with the correspond- For All the Year Around • aught school in his own and adjoining towns, in connection with when the fraud was discovered. ing nine months from March to Novem- was of He was a Not long alter Mr. Oak’s letter was twenty-seven years age. natural student, ber, 1913, imports showed a gain of Pretty, Practical, Useful and received I noticed the following item in Libel for Divorce. s of observation and memory, and being deeply interested in $72,716,000. Customs showed a an exchange: receipts Necessary Articles. iff airs and conditions, this decade marked a ] period of great loss of The maximum loss “Billy,” the red squirrel which for several $76,000,000. STATE OF MAINE. We do not carry side lines of articles found in stores, iopment in his life. years has lived in a little house in a tree on of customs that can be attrib- department receipts COUNTY OF SS. Lincoln park, Portland, opposite the police WALDO, Ut we do to be found in an ied Miss Annie Keene, of Orrin S. and Hannah uted to the war in cany everything daughter and is known hundreds of Europe is $5,520,000 headquarters, by To the Honorable Justice of the Supreme .s home town. Two children have been born to James children as well as older had a narrow and war them, people, per month, the tax, so-called, is Judicial Court next to be held at Belfast, escape in the big storm. The wind was blowing within and for said ! with his father in business, and Mellie, wife of Norris P. $6,800,000 or about County of Waldo on the UP-TO-DATE DRUG STORE' its hardest and numerous producing per month, persons were con- third Tuesday of April, A. D. 1916 ebunk, Maine. cerned for “Billy’s” safety ar d doubly so when $1,300,000 per month more than the loss TTATTIE MAY SWIFT of they saw the branch on which his home ie Searsport, in said on try life, Mr. Fernald, with his family, has continued to live on j in customs * a of wife Perfumes fastened twisted off above his house the receipts. County Waldo, of Samuel Oscar ) by Swift, l, whose rocky, barren acres he has transformed into a fertile and terrific force of the iNotwitnstancung tne tact tnat tne respectfully represents: that her maiden gale. “Billy,” however, name was weathered the storm and Hattie May Hill; that she was law- Sachets iar farm wni :h is considered to be the best in the State, and I Monday was seen as war tax is more than for the among making up fully married to the said Samuel Oscar It be for your own per- usual about his home, though showing effects Switt may :Jf bred H' ls.- in cattie are a well worth at Newark, in the State of New sonal use. It be a strong sight, seeing, of his trying experience. loss in customs receipts, the balance in Jersey, on the Toilet Waters may second day of A. D. flower extract, a dainty sachet, member and * is a r attendant of the for Mr. the June, 1907, by Rev. Ernest grange thirty years, geneiai fund declined $75,603,336 a a nice a The item led me to moralize on the Smithers, minister of the Gospel; that your bottle of Toilet Water, it ird mg talks i..*; ten or fifteen minutes an libelant and Toilet Favorite Toilet or a Fa- have been inspiration to change towards animals that has taken from July 31, 1914, to July 31, 1915. On her said husband lived together as Soaps Soap husband vorite What- i have / andwife at Newark,in the State ofNew Face Powder. been grea: appreciate!, and his interest h is ever been with place within fifty years and the cause of July 31, 1914, the balance was $143,776,- Jersey, Middletown, in the State of New Shaving ever it is in the line of Toilet ins and all those it. I do not know of a more kind heart- York, Soaps neighborhoo! engage 1 in agriculture. And it may 800 and one year later it was down to and at Hall Quart y, in the State of Maine, until Goods, we certainly have it, j ed man than my friend Oak, and I do not the third of and in assortments of the aid that he is in every sense a farmer. day October, A. 1>, 1910; that your Hair Tonics large think who are $68,173,000. ! people familiar with the libelant has always conducted herself towards various kinds of commodities. 1 is of the Keene True one manager Fernald, & Co., of the large I horse I drive, or have seen me carrying “The Underwood law started out with her saidhusband as a failhfu',true and affection- Our prices are extremely low on ate Face F owders mp nies of the State, which does business with farmers in more fresh cod home to my cat, will call me a balance in the That is wife; that on the said third day of October, these goods. We sell all the good Treasury. A. and we D. 1910, the said Samuel Oscar Swift popular advertised brands at Hts fairness and attention to cruel, yet took delight in killing not utterly prompt business ha3 made him an argument in favor of the Under- deserted your libelant without Combs and the lowest market harmless and the as I cause, that said prices. | animals, adults, utter very body with whom he is and this has 1 wood law. Credit for that balance be- desertion has continued for more than associated; company always nave shown, were the same. just three consecutive years prior to the of ddship of ail those with whom do business. He is also director I attribute the to two to the tariff filing Brushes they change things— longs preceding Republican this libel; that there is no collusion between banks in i sentiment and school largest Maine, and although by no means a ricn man, belongs public teaching law. The real question is, what balance your libelant and the said Samuel Oscar Swift children to be kind to birds and animals. to obtain a divorce. this is the best 'v class of manufacturers who have will at Surely place helped to’build up the State in you have the end of the opera- And A many animals are that the said libelant and libelee co- d the word. great protected by to Toilet Goods law a tion of the Underwood law? habited in this State after their said buy I part of the year and some, the marriage; 1 * that the libelant resided in this State when Fernald s term as Governor, and since, he has in gray in cities and built to the time some $85,000,- the spoken many squirrel, compact “Up present cause of action accrued of as herein set forth and rent and was selected the National Canners’ up parts villages, for instance, all the 000 has been raised the so-called war has resided subjects, by Association by here in good faith one year prior A, A. HOWES & co. year. National Association of Woman's Ciubs at Madison taxes, and notwithstanding this and the to the date hereof.| Square Garden, Public sentiment no counte- And longer the said Hattie May Swift also repre- .-rgfst audiences that ever assembled in this He fact that importations at are and Medicines. spacious building. was nances tying a tin can to a dog's tail and present sents that not any children has been born to Groceries, Drugs as president of the Maine Canners’ Association and in 1912 elected sending him through the streets, and breaking past records in volume, the them during said marriage. she that a divorce f the National Canners’ even the sensibility of a greased pig is balance in the fund is now down Wherefore, prays from Association, an organization of 4000 of the general the bonds of between being recognized; thus the "fun” of one matrimony herself and '-•rs in the and he is the to about the said Samuel Oscar Swift be world, only man, east of Npw York, who has has become in the $50,000,000. may decreed generation cruelty for the cause herein set forth. ■cted president of this association. At the annual meeting in Baltimore next. “When the Underwood act is finally And the said Hattie May Swift further ORRIN t ie records showed I have had an is it that the association had made the largest gain in execellent illustration of repealed and the reckoning made, alleges that she has used reasonable diligence J,DICKEY, the attitude of school children to ascertain the residence of ip since its organization, the secretary spake as fo lows: changed will show some hundreds of millions present the said Fresh Food towards animals in cats. I one Samuel Oc-car Swift, but has been unable to do 1 a my got especially desired to due credit to the raised by methods of taxa- and does not give efforts of the President when she was a small kitten and objectionable so, know where he is. ri M. although > Fernald. His years of both as a successful tion—and an HATTIE MAY SWIFT, Libelant. EVERY DAY AT THE training, business she was on or near the sidewalk a great empty treasury!” Notary Public, I m public life, peculiarly fitted him for the vast responsibilities of many times during the four years of her -idencyof this great association. He has been a STATE OF MAINE. maker of policies and a number of school children canners life, good Easter Late This Year. ss. of the have been the in a Waldo, Brooks, January 28, 1916. country gainers manner that went back and she was never even forth, Subscribed and sworn REAL oe computed in dollars. President Fernald nas to by the said Hattie ESTATE devoted a large one and I saw of frightened by frequently Easter will be late this year. The May Swift, that the above allegations as to the the year to the duties of his office, and his reward will be the them stop and caress her. And the same date is which is within two residence of the libelee is true. Before nation of every canned food manufacturer in the April 23rd, me, United States. He has been true of her son and SETH W. -t made successor; days of the latest date possible for the [notarial NORWOOD, great sacrifice, numerous visits to the office of the seal Hogan Titles secretary he has received but the kindest ] Public. and nothing observance of the festival under the Notary Investigated ishington, thus enabled himself to in close touch with commission 1922. keep the treatment from the school children. of fixed the council My expires Sept. 29, file successful year is the result of his system reckoning by wise generalship, and The children are to see gn his wisdom the taught today of Nice. This council decreed that East- STATE OF Deeds association has avoided the obstructions which had more MAINE. Executed in birds and animals than mere er should be observed on the first Sun- he downfall of many similar Waldo, ss. organizations.” targets for a stone or club. The teach- day after the full moon that occurs af- [L Supreme Judicial rnor Fernald has also been elected on several occasions to ers of 50 witnessed the S.] Court, appear before years ago cruelty ter the vernal March 21st. In in Bakery equinox Vacation. Cottages, Farms, Summer Homes and and Means Committee and of their but so far as I know made other committees at Washington, in theinterest pupils 1915 the date of Easter was April 4th. Belfast, January 29, A. D. 1916. no to ■ -ckers and farmers of the United States. attempt teach them better things, The Lenten season in 1915 began Feb. Upon the annexed libel, it is ordered by me, for the TRY THEIR Rents, they themselves had not been taught. 17th and this year it will begin March undersigned, a Justice of said Court, that j Governor Fernald’s advent into Who notice be to the libelee an public life, although always loyal to the can say that the world is not really 8th. The last time that Easter was as given by publishing ': attested copy of the same, or an abstract there- an party and a believer in party he has growing better? When animal life is late as was in 1905. organizations, been progressive in April 23rd, with this order three Pythian Block, Me' kI respected, human life will be, of, together thereon, Belfast, independent in action. As a member of the House certainly weeks in The Journal, 11897) and Senate even if successively Republican Europe seems to have lost sight a I he was on newspaper printed in Belfast, in the County Bread a Wheat committees Barrel for a Whole appointed important that of $3 Potatoes Makes Difference. demanded the best its value for the moment. of the last to be Se cou a-hand 1 Waldo, publication thirty days l business and was considered a --- men, valuable man on these committees. at least before the next term of said Court, to goods of every de- A a barrel market makes scription. Furni- :s term as Governor he worked $3 potato be holden at Belfast, within and for said Coun- (1909-10) vigorously for the conse rvation of ture. bedding, car- Children Cry some magical readjustments of circum- ty, on the third Tuesday of April next, that he ral resources of the State, and for the first time in 1 pets, stoves, etc. its history created a FOR FLETCHER’S stances and conditions in Aroostook. may then and there appear in said Court and DOUGHNUTS Antique furniture -‘■er Commission to devise for the The case of a man is mentioned to the answer thereto, if he see fit. a specialty. If you Supply plans development of our water CASTO R I A Star-Herald, who at the close of last WARREN C. PHILBROOK, have anything to He placed every State institution in the best sell drop me a possible condition, erected an found Justice Supreme Judicial Court. card year himself with a $3,000 fertil- FRIED IN LARD AND ONLY postal and you will rec* ive a prompt call. addition to the State House at an 72 YEAKS AN ODD A true copy of the libel and order of Court expense of FELLOW. izer debt an WALTER $350,000, appointed a underpinned by $8,000 mort- thereon. 3w5 UJOMB&, Mi in eltast. n for the of same, of which he himself was gage, and with nice little frills of float- Street, building chairman. The Attest:—GEO, I. KEATING, Clerk. Tele 1 here 249-3 > ise was within the Lynn, Mass., Jan. 25. In recognition ing indebtedness all round the completed entirely appropriation, and four years later edges. of his 72 years of in the Odd He raised 6,000 barrels of and 10c. doz. e membership potatoes, Legislature of 1913 passed a resolution a nominal The Fire Insurance per appropriating sum for the Fellows, members of the 10 lodges in as a result he has swept down all the Pennsylvania Company. ■f the the committee Commission, who had the matter under consideration Lynn, Swampscott and Saugus tonight cobwebs of debt incumbrance, and has Assets December 31, 1915 1 tendered a to Governor Fernald $2500 for his service, which he emphatically refused', reception to S. Oliver Breed enough to buy a touring car and start a Real estate.$ 131,000 00 OFFICE 1 of State in I hat he was his Bay Lodge Odd Fellows’ hall. fat bank account. loans. 163,510 00 only doing duty as Governor, and that he could under Mortgage not, There were 1,000 Odd Fellows present Collateral loans. 61,457 82 dderation, accept anything farther for his service. Tnis is a rare and the Stocks and bonds. 00 To let instance majority paraded from the hall Rockport High, 36; Islesboro 13. 6,829,503 in Odd Fellows block. the writer High, Cash in iffice and bank. 36 'aras knows, the only one on record where an ex-Governor has to Mr. Breed’s home on Garland street, 285,868 James H. Oaacaa, C. Agents’ balances. 694,771 57 E„ ot I to remuneration for on a from which he was escorted to the hall. from Inquire accept serving commission of like nature. His Rockport Highwon Islesboro High, Interest and rents. 104,246 40 There he was an honorable in an tin k-tration of affairs was the best the State presented 36 to 13, interesting game at Dark SEARSPORT. MAINE, public among has ever had. veterans’ RALPH H. HOWES. jewel by P. G. S. Alfred S. Harbor, Wednesday night, Jan. 26. The Gross assets.$8,270,347 15 '.i-rnor Fernald enjoys the friendship to an unusual of degree his neighbors Pinkerton. Among the speakers was summary; Deductfcitems not admitted. 18,939 71 1 townsmen, and the who know him best have the P. G. M. Horace M. of Haver- Land people highest regard for his Sargent R. H- s. I. H. s. Surveying, Since his hill. Mr. Breed responded and related Admitted assets.$8,251,407 44 luy and integrity. announcement as candidate for United Whittier, 1 f...r h, famith States many interesting incidents his Liabilities December 31,1915 Hator, men from all sections of the State have during r b, S. Pendleton Valuation of While in Portland at the written him, their life. There were a Timberlands, Stop pledging number of speakers Marshall, r f.1 b, Crosby Net unpaid iosses...$ 364,060 34 'port. In when he has a and them was Unearned 18 every previous campaign been candidate he has had a among Mayor Newhall. Wilson, c...c, H.Pendleton premiums. 4,617,187 But whether in or Roberta, 1 b.r f. Dodge All other liabilities. 67,600 00 and tited contest. victory defeat he has been an Topographic always active SCIATICA’S PIEKCINQ PAIN. Richards, 1 b Cash capital.. 750,00J 00 'tar for the and has been on the PREBLE HOUSE party, stump in every campaign for many Lane, r b.....1 f, S. Pendleton Surplus over all liabilities. 2,452,669 92 lrs- a and To kill the nerve pains of Sciatica can 1 f, R. Pendleton He is forceful convincing speaker, an able and and in you Hydrographic Surveys, 40 rooms with running water. ready debator, Referee, Hatch. Time. 20-minute periods. Total liabilities and surplus.$8,251,407 44 Hast was in always depend on Sloan’s Liniment. It pene- campaign eager demand, speaking two and often three time s daily, 3w6 25 rooms with private baths. trates to the seat of pain and brings ease as General Work. : ■' ’He entire campaign. Having snown such broad-mindedness, such executive FAIRHELu PERSONALS. Engineering House just put in first class order. soon as it is applied. A great comfort too "H. such his friends feel at this time that « patrictic loyalty, he is entitled to the lyrll European Plan, $1.00 per day up. ■■ and are with Sloan’s is that no is winch he seeks, giving him their unqualified support. These rubbing required Clifford Jones of passed the ! pi edges Unity For Sale American Plan, $2.50 per day up. t from one section or part of the State, but from all parts. Sioan’s Liniment is invaluable for stopping week-end in town and Benton with ■ nred on a and on one OR car the door. farm, living today, trained in the school of muscular or nerve pain of any kind. Try it at friends. The desirable residence knottn as the MEN WANTED—TO.BRING MAIL Every passes j > experience Crosby vsful business man, tried in life for on ten rooms public many years, Governor Fernald once if you suffer with Rheumatism, Lumbago, house Cedar street, and bath, tbeir Safety Razor Blades to me to be sharp- himself to Fred Blood has gone to be- best i«h(Vn competent discharge every duty and to meet demand Sore Pain in Northport, with modern improvements, in section of ened better than new. Single edge, such as FRANK M. GRAY, every Throat, Chest, Sprains, Bruises called there the illness of Manager public service with ability and honor and his friends feel that ing by his city, for sale at a low figure. Apply to the Gems, 25c. Gillettes, 35c; Durham Duplex he will be etc. — 4w3 It is excellent for Neuralgia and Head- Mr. Porter. Real Estate “'iimted in the primaries by an an father-in-law, , Fairfield Dickey-Knowlton Company,[Bel* 50c. per dozen. C. E. Sherman, 72 Main street, overwhelming majority. G p p ache. 26c. at Me. 2w4 alPDruggists. Journal.(2»HAJ_>_< ast. ^ Belfast, Me. » The Republican Journal PURE BLOOD MAKES The Churches. Miss Gertrude McClure of leader and BELFAST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1916 Bangor, HEALTHY PEOPLE. H. L. WHITTEN CO. violinist, and Miss Frances Eldridge of Ban- both of the Food Fair PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY \ gor, ’cellist, orchestra, What Hood’s and ef- Sarsaparilla surely j i will play at the Baptist church next Sunday $1.00 The Republican Jour. Pub. Co. fectively removes scrofula, boils and I OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, ! morning. WILL BUY AT other blood diseases because it drives | At the Unitarian church < out of the blood all the humors that f Have a new and line of npxt Sunday morn- complete Rev. A. Wilson will on L*-RLES A. P1LSB0KY, cannot ing, E, preach the \ Manage cause these diseases. They be | theme, “Doing What One Can,” an anniversary successfully treated in any other way. J sermon of the first of his A. A. Howes & for re- year settlement as Co’s advertising Terms. For one square, one External applications their pastor of the First Parish. inch length in column, 25 cents for one week moval have proven almost useless, ♦ Canned Goods I aod 26 cents for each insertion. Superba subsequent because they cannot drive out the The vesper service to have been held in the GROCERY STORE. Si-RSCRIPTION Terms. In $2.00 a advance, that are in the blood. Unitarian church last afternoon was impurities Sunday COMBINATION NO. 1 year; $1.00 for six montllD; 60 cents for three $ None better on the market We carry all the * '"'ths, Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes pure indefinitely postponed, owing to the fact that ♦ 1 lb. Howes’ Special Coffee.$ 20 rich blood, perfects the digestion, and i one of the members of the choir who was to 1 lb. Howes’ Special Tea. .30 Food It seems to be the that the whole The skin ! had a hoarse cold. Fair general opinion builds up system. sing lb. ! Standard Goods at Moderate Prices. i Cream Tartar .25 President Wilson could not have selected becomes smooth, clean and healthy. | At the Methodist church j next Sunday morn- 1 plt(f. Corn Flakes... Week a man less fitted for a seat on the Su- This great blood remedy' has stood the Rev. ing Hprace B. Sellers will speak on “The 1 pkg. Quaker Oata.25 test of forty years. Insist on having CALL AND SEE US New ureme Bench than Brandeis. Basis,of Faith,” and in the evening on 1 Japanese Teapot. __ for else acts like it. [ One Dollar Hood’s, nothing ♦ “Everything Comes to Him Who Waits.” At definition of war differs There is no real substitute. Get it FOOD FAIR WEEK Shakspeare’s 2.30 p. m. services will be held in East North- *1 10 somewhat from that of Gen. Sherman. today. Sold by all druggists. The Junior i....— port. League will meet at 3 p. m. In COMBINATION NO. 2 Henry VI young Clifford says: class entertainment. it Prayer meeting this, Thursday, evening at clean, high Why 1 lb. Chase & Sanborn’s “Oh War, thou Son of Hell-” 7.30 o’clock. Tuesday evening the Bible class Coffee.33 was not more liberally patronized we J lb. 0. P. Food Fair will meet at the parsonage. Rev. A. W. Barn- Tea. 30 On a table near where the bodies were cannot understand. Had the entertain- 2 Cans lund of the Interdenominational Evangelistic Corn. 20 found were three empty whisky bottles, ment been of less merit a realization of 1 Bottle Burnett’s Week Association of a fine tenor soloist Vanilla.25 one full and two America, 1 Cake partly empty. what is due a local institution Toilet deserving and a preacher of ability, has been engaged by Soaf). 10 This sentence, dear reader, is not from 1 Japanese One Dollar would have filled the Colonial to the the official board to conduct services Teapot. a EVERYBODY special the pen of a country editor, but from doors on both The free concerts here from Feb, 13th to inclusive. He is nights. 27th, $1.18 news article in a city daily. IS INVITED TO CALL AT 1HE on schoolhouse common are enjoyed alike | at present holding services in Farmington. residents and summer visitors, but The Universalist Social Aid met last Thurs- The President is on the stump advo- by COMBINATION NO. 3 more than that the band is a musical day afternoon with Mrs. Ralph M. Carter, up- 1 Dozen cating preparedness. One^year ago the Pottle OraDges. 35 school the around and, sup- House per High street, and the following committees 3 Grape administration was doing its best to training year Store, Opera Block, Fruit. 25 Food Fair is a were appointed: fancy work, Mrs. A. A. Blair 4 lbs. Pop Congressman Gardner of Massa- plemented Ly the Boys Band, doing Food Fair Corn. 25 squelch During Week and Mrs. J. G. work, Mrs 1 Loaf one hears the band PaUl; practical chusetts for attention to the de- ! good work. When Bread. jo Week calling Frank H. Mayo, Mrs. Frank G. Mixer and Mrs I 1 Loaf and night after night and realizes FOR NEW AND Cake. 20 fenceless condition of the country practicing FRESH GOODS IN L. Cook Mrs. Chas. Brad- ——————— Eugene ;welcoming 1 lb. about it. that it has to pay rent and buy music, Dates... 20 One Dollar urging that something be done bury, Mrs. G. G. Abbott, Mrs, B. M. Tuttle* 1 Japanese instruments and and then Teapot.. j uniforms, Mrs. Frank I Wilson; entertainment, Mrs. There is politics in every move Presi- ; thinks of the little patronage it receives, Confectionery, Kitchen Frank 1 Wilson, Mrs. (J. M. Knowlton, Mrs. $1.15 dent Wilson makes anti the ; Ware, China, | nowadays the wonder is that it is able to keep up W. G. Haseltine, Mrs. B. M Tuttle; visiting, Brandeis for COMBINATION NO. 4 in his selection of its and We Mrs. Giles G. chairman: Ward politics organization proficiency. Abbott; 1, Mrs. 3 Cans Tomato set Toys, Work, Soup. 25 a seat on the Bench is thus Fancy Hosiery, Sarah J. Miss E. Frances Supreme believe that if the band will repeat their Knight, Abbott; 1 Can Seal Food Fair I j; Coffee. 35 is an Mrs. Frank forth by the Boston Journal:‘‘There minstrel show next summer will Ward 2, I, Wilson, Mrs. Wr. G lb they h Chocolate. 25 if the Ward Mrs. Geo. B. Mrs. understanding that appointment have a real and no one will Underwear, Etc. Haseltine; 3, Dyer, 3 Cakes Week benefit, ques- Novelties, Toilet Soap. 25 the Presi- i ——aai——■■———■—————— Fred L. Toothaker; ward Mrs. Geo. A. is possible of confirmation, tion but that they deserve it. 54 1 Japanese Teapot. Leavitt, Mrs. J W Burgess; Miss dent will win new support fiom pro- decorating, One Dollar E. Frances Abbott, Mrs. Colby A. Rackliff. i and who have A news item on another gressive citizens groups page concern- have been “wrecked,” “looted,” or fi- favorable. Once we were snowed in in Mrs. L. A. Webber, Mrs. Ralph M. Carter, j $1.10 chafed at the element of conservatism ing the shipping at the of New York Portland and at j port nancially mismanaged by “unscrupu- another meeting it was lous financiers.” Most of them have j First Baptist church, Rev. J. Wilbor Rich- ir. the administration; and that if the ap- lays particular stress on the fact that 80 in the I because the of Augusta House and 20 below I minister. 1 lost of there failed simply policy the ardson, Residence, Northport pointment fails, nothing will be was not a brig in sight, and had outside! But the Commission has impaired the credit of perhaps most important avenue, telephone, 212-3. In cases qf sickness Wilson not been far 'many moons. That was and made of all is prestige.” railway corporations generally, the matter of increasing the or trouble, this church, through its minister, to be as weak roads to only expected, the building of it impossible for sell their not serve A recent Civic League lecture in Boze- membership, merely in numbers but will gladly anyone desiring such service, —the full and the securities on advantageous terms. In- brigs rigged jackass by getting some of the- and whether or not connected with the church, j man, Montana, by Cai. Milter, while hu- vestors will not such securities un- bright a buy for next brigs, so-called—was given up great men on the The pastor’s themes Sunday are: What a One was at til have reasonable assurance brainy dally to Dollar morous bottom very practical, they newspapers many years ago, and we had instead the that the Commission will allow the take the of those morning, “What Christ accomplishes for the Ore thing the lecturer said amused his place who have gone a to earn fixed and soul.” The Lord's will be adminis- hermaphrodite brig,or brigantine, very companies charges where there is no “devil” to hound Supper hearers very much. He said that even them WILL BUY AT handy rig. The last craft of that rig to dividends. fo tered at close of the sermon. Evening preach- same The rcopy. experts in the line differ. Nor is this all. Producer and service topic, “The Fool’s Death:” visit this port was the Jennie Hulbert, consumer ing 7.30; experts al Bozeman and Wash- sermon in series poultry and the late Edwarc Johnson, who from alike have suffered, because under the obituary second intensely interesting ington (State) do not agree. He asked on “Fools.” Topics to follow: Feb 20th “The boyhood was much interested in shipping, conditions imposed by the Commission tne a hen laid an Fool Man and His Bad Feb. the Bozeman expert why railroads have been unable to Young Bargain.” had an enlarged photograph made^ot her provide William Arthur Shales died at his home on and the wras, because it would 27th, “The Fool's Soliloquy.” March 5th, I reply Chocolate egg, the harbor. A short time be- the equipment necessary to transport Cedar street Jan. 30th, after a semi-in- beating up long “The Fool Woman attracted Foolish Arey's and when he went Young by hop break if she threw it; fore the In fruit has rotted validism with tuberculosis. He had been COMBINATION NO. 1 the brigantine Telos, 390 tons, built crops. California, only March 12th “Just Fools.’’ tome to he asked their ex- Things.” Simply Washington at in on the ground or been in, and confined to the house the past six weeks. He 1 lb. Arey’s Sweets.$ ,25 Bangor 1883, discharged a cargo ploughed This,Thursday, night service at 7 30 ?3 open to | the same stion and was toid it realized his condition and Food Fair pert qu- j dried fruits have sold as low as a made a brave fight 1 Dozen Best Oranges.45 here, an ! her commander spoke enthusi- $10 the public and a cordial welcome awaits visit- was because it would choke her if it to overcome the disease. He was born in Bel- 3 because there were not cars | Grape Fruit.25 astically ot her as an easy working ves- ton, enough ors. Preaching service at the Northport Bap- Week came the other fast, Oct. 26. 1889, the son of the late Lendall 2 Roasted up way. to them to the eastern | church at 2 30 Rev. Mr. Richardson. Quarts Peanuts.20 s a great many Nova.Sco- carry markets; tist by vlj years T. and Emily Woods Shaies. He attended the 1 Bag Butter Kist Corn.05 and the insufficient in Bible school at 3.00 o’clock. Pop •One Dollar tia carried on her trade with West In- supply the east 1 schools and A recent issue of the Boston Sunday city graduated from the High has caused to the At the fourth conference of the $1.20 dian, South American and transatlantic naturally higher prices school in the class of 1907, entering the Uni- quarterly Herald in a write-up of the oyster houses ports with consumer. It is the'same with in of Maine in of that West Northport Methodist church, officers and brigantines of three or four coal, ! versity September year. COMBINATION NO. 2 so in Boston many years ago, popular hundred the east and in the west. There is At the close of the second he committees were elected as follows: Stewards, tons, but these have given way plenty year gave up 1 French Briar Pipe.50 but ot which only one remains, had this Mrs. H. Mrs. F. C. Mrs. Food Fair to tern of coal at the but no means for | college to enter the grocery business with his W. Maffitt, Wood, schooners, as our Canadian neigh- mines, 1 lb. Package "Just Suits Tobacco”.50 father under the firm name of L. T. Julia P. Woodbury, Mrs. L. A. Martin, Mrs. C. paragraph: bors call their and so have ad- ! Shales & three-masted schooners, transporting it, prices 2 Cans "Yankee Boy” Tobacco. ... .20 Week The American oysters have long been Son, and soon after his father’s death J. Clark, Mrs. Irvin O. Hills, Mrs. W. P. Sel- above vanced and in some a coal famine [ gave up 1 Butter Kist celebrated for their flavor. on but,as stated,the brig bpcame ob- places W. Package Pop Corn.05 Dickens, the business on account of bis own ill health. lers, Mrs. Mabel Beach, Mrs. P. Greenlaw the solete in are thus One Dollar his first visit to this country thought long ago. impends mid-winter. People W. H. Frank I. Melville E. The first of October, 1915, in company with Maffitt, Beach, $1.25 oysters served to him resembled small of food and or deprived necessary fuel, E. he out the confection- Hills, Joel P. Wood and F. K. Prescott; re- were so much than Ralph Darby, bought babies, they larger What is the difference between the to for COMBINATION NO. 3 compelled pay exhorbitant prices business of Louis S. Shiro on steward, C. J. Clark; district steward, those he was accustomed to at home. ery Phoenix Row cording murder of American women and 1 lb. Foss’ Assorted Chocolates. .50 men, what they do get, because of government and was in the store until Christmas Melville E. Hills; trustees, C. J. Clark, Irvin Food Now we be mistaken—one cannot week, 1 lb. Mixed Fair may children on the seas and the Nuts. 15 high murder interference with business. So as to its when he was obliged to give up. April 5, ! O. Hills, W. H. Maffitt; L, A. Martin, W. P. on —but our re- 1911, always depend memory of American citizens 1 Bottle Mcxie...25 in Mexico? Long war -.against the so-called trusts, In he married Miss Eleanor E. Bartlett of Bel- Sellers, Thomas Waterman, W. I. Beckett Week collection is that it was Thackeray who 1 lb. Bangor TafTv.30 before the Lusitania horror Americans fast, who survives him. Their Len- I Lincoln Clark; trier of appeals, C. J. Clark; every instance it has resulted in higher only child, 1 Kist was aEked after of his first Package Butter Pop Corn.05 One partaking who had to dall Bartlett, died three custodian of deeds, etc., W. H. Maffitt; for- Dollar gone Mexico and buiit rail- prices to the consumer and May 5,1915,aged years of it and re- bigger profits American oyster his opinion He is survived an Mrs. Alice i eign missions committee* Mrs. C. J. Clark, roads and developed mines, thus adding to the trusts. Is it not time that, in the | by only sister, G $1 25 that he "felt as though he had by a great J. of Mrs. W. H. Maffitt; home missions and church plied to the trade and of both eoun- Mason, uncle, Henry Woods prosperity interest of the whole people, the fetters I. swallowed a Newton, Mass., arid his Prof. Chas. extension, Mrs. F. C. Wood and Mrs. F. baby.” ’.Ties, were muraerea without j by cousins, protest imposed should be removed Mrs. W. by legislation D. Woods of the U. of Mrs. Amos Burri!l ! Beach; Sunday schools, C. J. Clark, 1 from M,, Box 25 Chesterfield Protests against fool legislation muiti- j Washington, .while the Lusitania from business? Is this a free i F. 1. Mrs. Cigars legitimate of Lynn, Mass., and Mrs. F. S. Bridges of j t. Greenlaw, Mrs. Beach; tracts, A recent issue of the Christian ; outrage was made the of a Irvin O. ply. subject diplo- country, or is it despotism? Stockton Springs. His stepmother, Mrg. Julia P, Woodbury; temperance, Hills, I WILL BE SOLD DURING FOOD FAIR WEEK FOR Monitor devotes a wide column matic with — C. J. Clark and W. H. Maffitt; Science j correspondence Germany Louise D. Shales, who during the nine years i education,

on ! which still 1 Mrs. Irvin O church and a half to a scathing “leader” continues without practical he lived at home gave him a mother's care, freedman’8 aid, Hills; The 53d annual session of the Maine results. also a W. H. Maffitt; auditing accounts, C. J. ONE DOLLAR proposed legislation in New Jersey by I Not only W'as no attempt made | survives. He was member of Walc.o ; records, Press Association was held in Portland Mrs. F, C. Wood. which the consent of the medical profes- ] by the government to protect Americans I Lodge, I O. O. F., and they held their funeral i Clark: church music, 27th and January 28th. It is an open services at the home at 1.30 ro. pion must he obtained before a marriage in Mexico, but they were told the | Wednesday p. j The Delta Alpha class oi the Baptist Sunday by secret that for the Rev. past few years the Ashley A Smith of Bangor and Rev. i school held their annual meeting in the church can be solemnized. The Monitor has no I officials at that had no Washington they i Arthur meetings have not been well E. Blair of Belfast officiating. The Jan. 26th. was served at 6.30 but had added Miss Bertha Benson of love for the and the art business that attended, vestry Supper Boston, FASl great medico’s, there; they only went there bearers searsmont. and those who have the interests of the past grands of Waldo Lodge were under the direction of the social committee, a concert pianist, and James Maxwell of Ban- which abounds in classical and his- to make and must, take cle, money their own Messrs. Samuel A. K. A. association at heart,and who believe it is Adams, Braley, W, Misses Grace H. Hayes, Elia I, Smalley and gor, ’cello soloist, who has appeared here sev- The farmers in this section have torical is directed at risks. has asked in har- allusions, mainly j Congress vain for Macomber and J. Lee Patterson. Perle Ben- is a master of his in- their ice. too useful an institution to be allowed to Amy L. Wilson, assisted by Mrs. eral times and certainly that That is, however, aside information the profession. concerning recognition ner and Frances A. Sargent. The menu strument. Prof. Martin has a fine voice and die, have had grave apprehensions as to Frances E., widow of Frederick Mrs. E. Day of Belmont visited from the main the increase of of Carranza as President of Kimball, Mrs. issue, Mexico. All included oyster stew, crackers, pickles, as- his selections, all of classical music, were well its future. Two years go VV. 0. Fuller | died at her home, No. 17 Pearl street, Jan. Mahoney recently. fool If it continues, forging the transactions of the Wilson adminis- The business session rendered. He was accompanied Miss Ben- legislation. 27th after a two weeks' illness with sorted cake and.cocoa. by of the Rockland Courier-Gazette, one of j typhoid Burleigh Ordway of Lincolnville call I link after link in a chain to fetter Amer- t ration with Mexico are as a sealed Lu who also gave as solos three selections book pneumonia, 74 6 months followed, with Miss Smalley, president, son, by Maine’s most aged years, and 9 friends in this section recently. we see a reversal to and distinguished journalists, Plans for ths work were McDowell. Mr. Maxwell’s ’cello solos were ican citizenship, may Congress the public. The Presi- days. She was cared for by her presiding. year’s was elected and as adopted Mrs. Annettie, wife in president, by usage discussed and it was voted to eliminate the fine, and he was accompanied by a talented of Henry M<*h> of emigration —Americans seeking dent has had his personal envoys in Mex- daughter, Nellie, wife of Stillman Grotton, the of this is limited to Gilchrest. died Jan. 9th, at the age of 58 at holding position with class dues. The nominating committee, Mrs. local pianist, Mrs. Elon B, years. Europe the fr. edom denied them ico,but what their mission was and what whom she had made her home. She was two terms Mr. his tenure of office last Misses and Wilson, submitted & and Mrs. Will Jackson v home, and Astor, “Boss” Croker and they accomplished is known to him- expired born in Belfast, the daughter of the late David Benner, Hayes New Advertisements. Carle Jones have of the only a week. At last year's session President and the following list of officers and committees,who in stock 500 of the new wall spent week recently with Mr. and Mr* others who have themselves self. The Tribune Our Sarah (Flagg) Clark. She leaves two patterns paper expatriated Chicago says: Miss Della D. Knowl- bert Marriner. Fuller was asked to prepare a program Hartson and Frank Clark were elected: President, for 1916, at prices from 2$ to 50 cents. They will be relieved from further censure. Government has brothers, of Belfast. suppressed everything ton; vice president and teacher, Mrs. Perle have the books of R. Mrs. for the 1916 and did and an One Augustus died also 1916 sample E. Mary Packard of Castine was a r-v to Mexico that it could meeting, so; brother, Clark, Aug. 12, relating suppress, secretary and treasurer, Miss Ella line of wall -the of excellent it was—one that 1915. The deceased was a in- Benner; Thibaut’s peerless papers guest her sister. Mrs. Nellie st "Heaven has no rage like love to hatred It has not wanted the program hard-working, Fowles, facts to be Smalley; social committee, Miss Gertrude M. wall house in the world. Call home of turned. should interest every publisher and edi- dustrious woman, and had the respect of ali largest paper Henry Mahoney. known.” And of the President’s Mrs. Inez T. Cuzner, Mrs. Emma R. Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned." Mexi- who knew her. The funeral was held Coombs, and let them show you the new patterns. Mr. and tor; and, what is more, it brought into at the Mrs. Moody Bickt rd have returs can the Tribune Knowlton and Miss Ada Sprowl; committee on the Main street Thus writes an old-time poet. policy says: "It has Methodist church Saturday at 2 Rev. Harry W. Clark & Co., cloth- to their home Today the association, if only for the occasion, p. m., after spending several m..n:l eliminated the United new members. Misses Doris Clifford, Amy L are for the last this is illustrated the men who, States from the Horace B. Sellers officiating. The bearers iers, offering special bargains in Quincy. Mass., where spirit by some of the ablest and best known men Mr. Bickford had Wilson and Bernice Holt; visiting, Mrs. Ben- of the Food with reduc- disappointed in their political ambitions, group of self-respecting powerful na- were Messrs. E. N. Hart, Blanchard Roberts, three days Fair, big ployment. of the Some had been ner Misses Lu and Edith Burgess. has “made the daily press. A. D. Webber and Fred A. Seward. Smalley tions on all winter clothing—their very low or by a change of administration de- tions;” United States a members until the newspapers It was voted to meet the last Friday in each Red continuing until Saturday and the citizens of the daily Tag prices of office, turn against the party weakling United will be with Mrs. prived formed an when A telegram was received Monday month, and the next meeting forget this is Dollar Week in sandypoint. States association, they drop- anoounciug night....Don’t in whose and have unprotected prey.” the when several new members will be principles policy they the and have been death of John W.Pitcher at his home in Benner, many of the stores. See anuouncements in Mrs. ped from roll, greatly is v Of the recent murders in Mexico The Westley Styles in Bangor for a professed to believe, and which has Stoughton, Mass., Jan. 30th, aged about 70 given the Delta Alpha degree. this issue of The Journal... .See statement of missed. Then, Death has been busy Daniel Cousins left is a Thursday for Bosto furthered their ambitions and placed Independent says it not merely ques- years. He was born in Belfast, the son of the the Fire Ins Co, represented in in the association, as elsewhere, and it Pennsylvania a visit. them in office. The leaders of the late tion of punishing the murderers. The late Lewis A. and Almira Pitcher, and in his Winterport by Joshua Treat, Jr-See notice seems as though when he calls he takes The News of Belfast. from its head issue is, shall the United States youthful days was employed in the dry goods of Clifford J Pattee, Treasurer of Waldo Ivan Grant has gone on steamer Me Progressive party, down, protect those who can be least away spared. store of Thomas W. O. is for a coal steamer that runs from were men of this a d obtained its citizens7 And further: “This is a uncle, Pitcher. Later, for Universalist Social Aid will meet with County....B. Norton, Belfast, agent Searspo stamp, those to their reward who The Among gone many years, he was a clerk in the store of the Ford, the universal car. More than one Norfolk. their to be what primary duty of government. The citi- Mrs. B. L, Tuttle this, Thursday, afternoon at following by professing were constant in their attendance and Hogg, Brown and Taylor, Boston, and of late million are now in use, and 500.000 more are to Mrs. Charles Barrows of i were not—men of virtue zen of a nation is entitled to the protec- z.30. Hampden has they superior active in the interests of had promoting the carried on a poultry farm in Stoughton. bi built and sold this year. Call and let him here for several with her tion of his unless he is en- Mrs. Rcbertson entertained the days parents, and apostles of reform. Lincoln’s words government He is Benj. Help- association we recall Col. Adams, Major survived by his wife,formerly Miss Ella show you_New St. John alewives at Bram- and Mrs H. M. Griffin. with in some unneutral or other act Hand society of the Baptist church Jan. regard to fooling the people—so gaged Verrill of one ing Rowell, Dr. Lapham, P. 0. Vickery, Biddeford, by son, Albert A. hall’s market_See advertisement of auto- that its nature relieves his 26th at her home on Upper High street. Miss Agr.es Harriman, who has been familiar that they need not be quoted— by very gov- Pitcher of Mystic, Conn.,a Charlotte mobiles for sale by S. G, Swift, Waterville- J. A. Homan, John F. Hill, E. H. daughter ill in where she is Elwell, At a of the Democratic com- Pittsfield, attending th- here. A great many were ernment from the responsibility of pro- of Washington, D. C., and a half Mrs meeting city The partnership of Jesse E. Staples and James apply people Marshall and Frank Rich ana H. K. sister, t C. is each mittee week Herbert Kimball was elected I., gaining day. badly fooled three years ago, but tecting him. The responsibility is one Arbella N. Towle of Belfast. la^t H. Post, under the firm name of the Belfast they Morrell. r.o less active are on the ! Others to fill the vacancy caused by the absence in Rev. Charles Harbutt preached here I cannot be fooled which the may not Trucking Co. was dissolved Feb. 1st. All per- today. government ignore Norris N. Pierce died The I retired list because of advanced years or very suddenly Jan. California of L. F. Marden of Ward 3. ties Sunday. attendance was not as lartr H without dishonor.” And in conclusion having bills against the corporation are I physical infirmities, and recruits are 29th at his home in Bangor. He was ill only a usual, there being so many sick ones in th It is not often that the of a Orrin J, Dickey, for seventeen years the requested to present them at the office and all history j The voices the sentiment of was Independent needed to fill their few minutes. He in his 79th year. He cinity. community oi 400,000 people can be j places. local representative of the Associated Press, parties owing said corporation to make pay- I all Americans when it says was a veteran of the Civil in the of one man’s patriotic war, serving Co. ment at I The of the whole measured by spar, life. Members used to be accompanied by has resigned and Miss Sue M. Partridge has once. The business will be conduct- sympathy communit 1 a that the United StateB must its N, First Maine and was a When Robert T. Van Horn, then young protect Heavy Artillery, ccn ed as usual same name E extended to Mrs. Harriman Fo their wives when the annual been appointed. Miss Partridge be reach- under the by Jesse Josephine man of came to Kansas in and if the Mexican attending member of B. H. Beale G. A. R. thirty, City citizens in Mexico, post, He ed business hours on The Journal • in the death of her husband, James Ha. but the off of free during Staples. | 1854 he found a frontier trading post of meetings, cutting leaves his wife, Celia M. Pierce, and a son, government cannot do it this govern- phone, 56, and at home, 121.14, at other times. Foster, which occurred Jan. 30th after an fewer than 500 inhabitants. A block of has made a difference. N. Pierce of He is also ment must do it. transportation Fred Norridgewock. ness of about a year of tuberculosis. and warehouses huddled under The Traveller’s Club will meet with Miss WHY DO YOU SUFFER stores This has no doubt tended to lessen the survived by his brother, Frank S. Pierce. the steep bluffs along the river front. Annie V, Field, Primrose Hill, Tuesday, Feb. attendance and has an A road wound over the hills to article in the North American Re practically put ‘‘Some Famous SPKING IN SACO. miry clay An Eliza A„ widow of Charles J, Glidden, died 8th. Program: Paper, Irish PAINFUL TWINGES? That was all there was to end to the summer excursions. Less Westport. view for January on “the Chicago & Feb. 1st in 73 She Characters,’’ by Mrs. James H. Howes; read- when Colonel Van Horn Northport, aged years It is no longer necessary for any one to suf- Kansas City than a dozen went on the last excursion “A Week in the West of Straw Hats Alton Case” Bays of the Inter-State was a native of a of ing, Ireland," by Pansies, Butterflies and >' 4 first saw it. —American Salem, Mass., daughter fer with that headachy, all-run-down feeling Press.; to Moosehead when in former Fred Waldo “Go to Commerce Commission: Lake, the late Jonathan Doane and Elizabeth St. Mrs, Brown; reading, trouble. quitoes In Evidence. In 1858 there was a railroad from St. that is often the result of kidney years there would be or and John were Skellig,’’ by Miss Annie L. Barr. In the of many forty fifty, Snow. The remains taken to is no for to contend Saco, Me., Jan. 28. with the ther- to Kansas and it was the judgment thinking It longer accessary you Today, Louis City, only the there were in the that of on they have injured business of seventy party Brewer Wednesday for interment. In reports the sale of 60 acres of land with bladder disorders mometer registering 65 at noon, Harry west of the Missis- people, disagreeable andurinary Tailroad at that time the instead of a week at The sum- Grindle’s it is stated “that country, promoting it, spent Bar Harbor. Point,Islesboro, just or be tortured with rheumatism, stiff or swol- Quimby appeared on the street wearing a strs3 river. We do not recall its exact and by their cramping over-regulation of is Seven Hundred Acre the sippi mer excursion might as well be dropped opposite Island, len or the heart-wrenching miseries that hat, Howard N, Graff am picked a full-blo#’ railroads have alarmed investors, joints name, but it had Pacific as part of it and fright- 1 wuKii m summer home of Charles Dana Gibson, Rose in his front and Dr. W. as a regular Few if follow as a result of or work- pansy yard today ened away and prevented the thing. any press neglected poorly had for a capital, It is a mistake for mothers to Cleveland and others." Just is War- Cox noted a butterfly flitting around the doo* no doubt its promotors planned of miles of associations have stated for hold- grave neg- opposite ing kidneys. Solvax quickly and sfirely re- construction of thousands places and suffer in at his Main-st home. Capt. E. W. Go^ waB lect their aches and pains ren’s Island, the Folwell’s of Phila- yard transcontinental road. The writer owned'by all such troubles. -' road, which the country already needs, their annual meetings. As suggest- leads to chronic sick- lieves saw a caterpillar crawling along the side* ing silence—this only and on which stands from St. Louis and will need still more in the delphia their big log Solvax is a wonderful that has on Alfred st. making a trip by steamer urgently ed before we would have the Maine ness and often shortens life. discovery near future. In the judgment of com- cabin. Next below is Spruce Island, and then always been so uniformly successful that every George Lemire was attacked by a swam Leavenworth and remembers if nerves are < to Fort association meet each in a If your work is tiring; your a and he was to beat observers, they have also forced Puss year comes Seven Hundred Acre Island, which package is sold under positive guarantee to mosquitoes today, obliged all petent if feel or on at dusk at Kansas City, but dozens of railroads to be decided at the excitable; you languid, weary refund the money if it does not relieve the hasty retreat. He was Prospect st deliver- touching into bankruptcy different place, upon know that starts a little below Warren’s Island and is was the depressed, you should Scott’s worst case of kidney disorder. ing provisions, when the mosquitoes swarnn-> that was seen of the then town which were not mismanaged, and which annual of the outside of Island. meeting proceeding year Emulsion overcomes just such conditions. Spruce “Your money back if you want it,” is the around him in such numbers that he was obli^' from scattered have met all their obligations if his hat off twinkling lights buildings might or left with a committee. It be It in concentrated form the way A. A. Howes & Co.,the popular druggists, to take and try to drive the them to might possesses The third entertainment of the course under the Commission had allowed are selling this great kidney remedy. A away, but finally decided discretion was on a hillside. the time of the an- very elements to invigorate the blood, make their rates enough to cover well also to change the auspices of the Philharmonic Society was like that for the better part of valor. high the nourish the nerves guarantee speaks eloquently and the sum- strengthen tissues, merit of Solvax. Robins have been seen here by many to hear that the Band increased taxes, increased wages, nual meeting from January to early given in the Colonial Theater last Monday person We are sorry materials and aqjt build strength. Do not suffer another minute. Solvax will recently. largely advanced cost of middle or last with a attendance. did not a benefit mer—say tne of June. Scott’s is thousands of evening very large The tell A. Howes & ! The ice went out of the Saco River tods) Minstrel show prove equipment. Eighty-two corporations are strengthening relieve you. If it doesn’t, A, is an inconvenient time with mothers—and will No alcohol. management had announced only Prof, Freder- Co., that you want your money back and they and the stream is now open to navigation fro® to the band. The beneficiaries were now in the hands of receivers, and even January help you. the well known will refund it. the Island wharves to the sea.~ some and the weather is liable to be un- Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield. N. J. ick Martin of Boston, basso. cheerfully | Factory those who enjoyed on the two nights a Mr. Prouty will hardly contend that they i Miss Alice Small of East Belfast was oper- News of Belfast. H. H. Carter ia having a bath room installed The ated on last Saturday at the Waldo County at his home. No, 8 Bell street. John E. Wright hospital. is doing the work. has been appointed a Arthur Irish, Unity, Howard Henry of Philadelphia, who has oc- Miss Louis A. Mason writes from St. Peters- Parks at rustics of the peace. cupied the Rev. Leighton cottage burg, Fla., that they are delighted with the several full grown Dark Harbor for the past two summers, re- Mr Edwin Frost picked clean, pretty, little city, which has a popula- Feb. and the niossoms in nis garden 1st, cently bought property. tion of 35,000 in winter and 10,000 in summer. ar„, IFOOD of more to follow. was promise David Smith, who for some years has been They find the climate delightful, with not in RAnH to be at the Islesboro which was burn- much in so .Member the public supper given manager Inn, change temperature that they can Wednea- of the Universalist church ed last summer, said Monday that it would not sit on the porch at night without wraps. —WEEK^— I 30 o'clock. rebuilt the summer. j at 6 be coming ,.. cur, Feb, 9th, The Children’s Hour. Several weeks ago in the city schools Mrs Isaac S. Hills, who underwent a Misses Annie L. Barr, and Grace year promotions very THE UNIVERSAL CAR librarian, H. ^ Monday, Feb. 7th. and parents serious surgical operation at the Tapley hos- Hall, assistant librarian, of the Belfast Free children to enter school may enter pital Jan. 24th, and for several days was criti- Library went to the Boston public library to is now the method of to Will time. cally ill, gradually improving. study story telling school at that |What $1.00 children. the Buy! offi- Last first trial was was a meeting of the municipal The N vy Club were guests of Mrs. Thomas Saturday to act on the case made at the Peirce Memorial Bchool in the —AT— Friday afternoon W, Lothrop last Monday. Auction was en- More than ONE MILLION now in use- | rooms of V and wife of Lewis O. Fernald of during the afternoon, and atter a de- Grades VI, when about one z ra Webb, joyed more are to be built and sold this was 500,000 hundred from the first to the sixth She was adjudged insane and licious supper the Club adjourned to the con- pupils at the Colonial. This lowered prices mean grade were in attendance. Miss Barr and » Bangor hospital Saturday. cert year. year’s Miss Anne M. were the the same Ford card of quality and relia- Kittredge story tellers all the way from Boze- There was no at the meet- a a eat story quorum January and Miss Barr is enthusiastic over the result and v "silvertip is a great pet of the school committee last Monday even- for less money. NOW is the time tana ing bility of this first session. Miss Barr gave "The His- too, the most playful on account of the absence from the of remarkable cat, ing city to take delivery of your car. A shortage tory of the Drum,” by Helen Davis BrOwn,and When Bil- two w and very musical. members and the illness with the grip of of is and la*t spring many read the story Richard, The Lion-Hearted. i.:s harmonica Tip get up and plays others. The meeting will go over to Feb. already reported, of our Miss Kittredge told several Folk-lore stories o C pairs best Silk Mercerized Hose cliberately, it seems." 28th unless a special meeting is-called. were unable to get cars. The runabout is W from the Myths of the Cherokee Indians and for ONE COLLAR. meeting of the Belfast Building Advertised Letters. The following let- $390, the Touring Car $440, f. o. b., De- read "The Wind” by Eugene Field, and “The & Morse me office of Dunton ters remained uncalled for in the Belfast post troit. On sale by B. O. NORTON, Bel- Elf Child” by James Whitcomb Riley. The pairs 50 cent Working Mittens, leath- officers were elected office for Feb. 1st: Ladies — .... 2»th. and the week ending children were very attentive and asked for 3 clerk Maine. er, for ONE DOLLAR. U ,. Orlando E. Frost; Lena Nettie fast, resident, Durrill, Mathews, Margaret Tay- more stories when the hour was up. The next directors, Lois Wood. ,...rer Wilmer J. Dorman; j lor, W. Gentlemen—Mr. A. G. story telling will be on Saturday.Feb. 12th, at Ben of our best $4.50 ... James H. Howes, D, Field, Crosby, Alton Morrison. Mr, G. T. Sawyer, B. 3.30 p. m.,with Mrs. Arthur E. Wilson and Mrs. Negligee Shirts, John Ilot i.:.s, Selwyn Thompson, A. Wingate & Co. Charles M. Craig in French Ouffs, for ONE DOLLAR. charge. n J. Dorman. W, The Once-in-a-While club met with Mrs. C. The Village Post Office. The young peo- -, for members of superintend- E Owen afternoon and and con- Monday sewing of the are CA Mercerized Cotton ple Baptist church planning a unique IUJ d*-f Umbrellas ... of r >i. ttees and superintendents versation were enjoyed. Owing to illness of entertainment to be given in the vestry on Hi for ONE DOLLAR. 1 in Belfast Thursday, Sept. members and their families only five were • I pres- Feb. 8th.lt is known as The Village Post office, teachers convention ent. Lunch was served at 6 o’oclock.the menu unty and bids fair to rival anything yet given by of our best 50 Cent Ties for fn Sept. 15th, and including grape fruit, cold ham, bak<>d brooks, Friday, pota- this society. The cast is as follows: Postmas- here Association will hold its toes, hot rolls, olives, apple pie, cake, cheese 3 ONE DOLLAR. ter Jones, Charles E. Rhoades; Mrs, Jones, his ami, Thursday and Friday, Oct and coffee. wife, Mrs. Jennie Holt; Elizabeth, their daugh- ’’ These are a few of the Miss Edna only many good f HP The flag for the High and Grammar school ter, Curtis; James Henry, their son, of John Cochran Harold O Values we are week. meeting buildings has been ordered by the committee Coombs; Susan, the hired girl, Miss offeriny you ;this be held in the Woman's will of the Sons of Veterans and their Auxiliary Doris Clifford; Three story tellers, Colonel with Miss “The Home of Good = Monday evening, and will be of same as those at the Gibbons, Clifford Tinker, Silas Values,” the size Hardtack, __ Morris L. host- L. C. .Mrs. Slugg, Peirce and MeLellan schools. The Putnam, Joseph Robinson, Harry Snow; I proceeds The Woman’s ,.! will be answered by Hospital Aid will have their Mrs. James S. the town quo-, from the dance last Harriman is assisting at the Cyrus Depew, philanthropist, Benj. Monday evening practi- monthly meeting tomorrow, afternoon D. Southworth c., Mrs. Ida W. Mahoney Friday, Woman’s Club room this cally completed the amount needed. The week, while Mrs. J. Robertson; Samanthy, his wife, Miss Edith Ralph Co., at 2.30 o’clock, at the home of the r. “Sketches from the Life of president, O. Black is de at Burgess; Winslow, the dress- staff is on the and is a stick monstrating the Food Fair Betsey village 12 common, pine Mrs. Adelbert Millett. Main Street, Belfast, Maine. Mrs. 1 S. Bowker vy ill read Miss Bernice from the F. N. farm in East Belfast. maker, Holt; Patrick Cassidy Savery At the Coliseum Rink R. S. An- Miss Alberta Farnham has returned from a Monday night, Feb, Alton Jonathan ribute," by Mary The committee to have the Mon- Braley; Hardscrabble, George plah raising 7th, there will be a tor p week’s vacation spent at ladies graceful White; his Mrs. ~tol.~^D||c—rTTirmocrfolic j Feb. 14th. Arlington Heights, skating Cynthia, wife, Benj. Robertson; day afternoon, contest, which all Mass., and resumed ner duties in the Na- lady skaters in Belfast are Deacon Donald Mrs. es. The went to ! City Slocum, Hall; Slocum, Monhegan invited to Shipping Items. A contract for what will enter, and let the of Miss and took the J. tional bank. patrons the Laura Morris; Amanda Getvotes, a suf- nday for repairs | rink decide be the steam on the who is the best skater. probably largest lighter an Every fragette, Mrs. Inez the meek ■u •• Wednesday,the Morse hauling ! Wilson Randall, aged citizen of Union Cuzner; Job, person who for an Atlantic coast has been awarded by the Boston pays admission ticket will her Pearl ,i The Mineola, which street, is ill with blood man, husband, Barry; Mrs. Briggs, repairs. critically poisoning be to Sand and Gravel to Cobb. Butler & entitled vote, and in this way the between Portland and East Company caused by infection from a scratch on his hand I judg- Mrs. Emma Knowlton; Claudius, her son, Law- ;ng ment of the Co. of Rockland. It will be about 185 feet gracefulness of the ladies who Rockland to take the a cat. Mr Randall is over 80 years old and rence Curtis; Martha Appleby, a spinster, Mrs. Sunday j by j skate will be long, 40 feet beam and 14 feet depth of hold, left to the rink patrons them- Nettie tee and leaves Rockland on the until a few years ago had been a remarkably | Merrithew; Reuben Riggan, who stut- j selves. A contest for with a carrying of 1,400 tons. The couple skating will be Albert :dlar sailing days —Monday and capacity well and active man. | ters, Cuzner; Delilah Nightingale, the j held in the same in the hull will be built at Rockland and will then be way near future. village song-bird. Miss Edna Katie a. ra,—and wiil arrive at Rock- j The class in Swedish gymnastics organized Hopkins; towed to where the and and Satur- Portland, machinery Mrs. Dinsmore’s Duzenberry, Arlene Curtis; Doliver, and Wednesdays j by Mrs. S. A, Parker has grown so large that "Journey Through the Johnny boilers will be installed. The Portland Com- Carl and she Will come South” stirred the Colcord; Bobby Duzenberry, Wight Rob- iesday Fridays it has been made into two, one for boys and editor’s "Memories of FO FAIRS pany will furnish the engines and the Roberts Southern bins; Widow Gray, Mrs. Lulie Nichols. The F iSt Booth bay. one for girls. The classes meet on Saturday Cities.”and now has elicited some in- Boiler of Red Bank, N. J.. will fur- committee the in are Company the former from one to two and the teresting reminiscences from Col. having play charge Mrs. of the Unitarian afternoons, Boothhv. -^WEEKne- lira Alliance nish the two .The Wac- I boilers... barge Mrs. Ida Aborn and Mrs. ! large Mr. Nichols, latter from two to three, all an opportu- [ Thomas Dinsmore of Palermo wrote for Kempton ..-I with Mrs. William giving Thursday can.aw arrived at this port Jan. 27th with fer- Admission 15 cents. to attend the hour at 3.30 at The Journal his recollections of the Craig. Mrs. R. Wil- nity story telling ; voyage of ! paper, tty George tilizer for the Coe-Mortimer Co.. .The schoon- the bark the Peirce school. The children are taking ex- Suliote to San Francisco in and an of “The Old 1849, I original story er William H. Clifford sailed last week from last ercises in breathing, drilling and will also be week Dr. W. H. W’inslow wrote of the :ge, A tribute.” and included a Portland for News on her second Newport recitations. “Sailing of the and TRY THIS FAMOUS GREAT BARGAINS IN taught Suliote," Mr. Marden rt JL Washington. The bridge de- ! for a return cargo of coal at $3 per ton. trip sent us from San Francisco an The Sewing School. There is unusual in- obituary of one ine over the Mohawk river in & Small of Bath have sold the four- HAIR TONIC FREE Percy of the Suliote’s is in the school for chil- passengers. It something York State, and the paper was masted schooner are The crafi terest this year sewing they building. of a coincidence that the of It Won’t Cost You a Cent if It the Non- letters Dr. Wins- Doesn’t Stop mg. Miss Caroline White told is about 850 tons and will be ready for commis- dren, inaugurated many years ago by low and Mr. Marden were Hair and and which now received by the Falling Remove Ali Dandruff Waterville last week of her- sion the last of will Partisan Alliance meets every March. They probably same mail. the Says A. A. Howes & Co. lara B. Swan and Mrs. Hartwell start on another schooner when this is finish- Satufday afternoon in Peirce school, in of Belfast The abutments on the new at Right away we want you to Parisian as of the Waterville Alli- ed-The charge of a committee ladies. There bridge Little try Hod has been Mackinaw guests schooner Fannie and Cloves Fay which Sage, one of the most delightful, Coals, River, divides this and refreshing j Mrs. Robert Davis of is an attendance of over 50 girls between 6 and city Northport, Caps H. sold Samuel Goss of to Small and hair j Wayne, tonics the world by Stonington are invigorating has ever and 14 of and are to completed the work having occupied known. I -esponding secretary of the Na- Bros of Machiasport, to be used in the lumber years age they taught just 1 three months. The If sew and baste and make for them- bridge is placed in you have dandruff and Parisian I -ALSO e was present and gave an ad- trade, with Capt. W. A. Sanborn of Machias- garments position Sage and all is on doesn’t remove every trace of back | or for their dolls. Alice 13 ready the Belfast end the it—money Arthur E. Wilson presided at the in command. selves Small, years except from port cement your druggist. who lives over the line in top, which cannot be in until o absence of the president, Miss old, just Swanville, put If your hair is falling or you have terrible An Address on Preparedness. warmer weather. The has been Parisian will c W Colburn. The next meeting Adjutant has walked six miles every Saturday to attend bridge widen- scalp itch, Sage stop both or General Geo, McL, Presson of was ed, so an extra has been money back. m-Ig when L. Farmington the school, but was not present last Saturday girder ordered, and Feb. 10th, Mrs, Eugene It aims to Also HATHAWAY the prevent baldness by life SHIRTS the cement be putting $1.50 before the Men’s Club of the First will speaker as it waB necessary to take her on that day to placed on corrugated iron and will have the paper, her subject to be nourishment into the hair, and th first ap- Parish Wednesday Jan. 26tb, at the forms. On the Northport side a bank i'r.e House on Henry Street.” evening, the Waldo County hospital, where she was high of plication makes your head feel so good that home of Mr. Fred T. Chase. Thirty members Dr, Millett for some 20 feet or so will have to be cut you will at once realize we why are so enthusias- j upon through, j operated by appendicitis. Fop. ii e Monument. An enthu- tic Soldiers’ and were the but it is to have about Parisian Sage. guests present, prevalence of the The sewing school is maintained wholly by vol- expected the work completed For It's women’s favorite hair tonic I of the committee in because it $1.00 meeting general in i grip interferring somewhat with the attendance time for the summer and untary contributions of money and material travel, meanwhile gives to the hair a brilliancy and lustre that -rge «.f the fund for a soldiers’ monument In the absence of the the old is president, Mr. Ira M. and is doing a good work. bridge continued in use. fascinates and compels admiration. A. A. as held at 7.30 m., Jan. with the Howes & have scores of p. 26th, Cobe, vice-president.F.T. Chase presided, Gen. A Fatal Co., people who use Belfast to Ilorda in a Motor Boat. Accident. Victor of Gran- I. at the office of Dun- Mr, Gipson Parisian Sage and will tell all lairman, Ralph Morse, Presson first of the of our regularly you spoke inadequacy ite Hill, aged 41 years and an about it. 1 and Airs. Walter who left Belfast on of the h & Morse. It was voted to hold a two Arey, employe P. to ! present army cope with any war, giving sta- Hallowell Granite I 29, at 5 A. M., have arrived at Palm Co., received of Dwight ay’s fair in the House 11th and Sept. injuries Palmer, Opera April tistics showing that our mobile force consisted such a terrible made the entire in nature late last after- -‘ ii. Mr Morse and A. T. were made a Beach, Fla., having trip Thursday Gay of only 24,000 men; not even to noon enough properly motor boat. that he died about 6.30 at the rmttee for the their 35 foot Roscoe Arey, Mr. Augusta dance and entertainment defend the Mexican border which, if We MASONIC TEMPLE. I General straight- has received the which hospital, to which institution he had Examine *p A the two evenings of the fair, and Messrs. Arey’fi brother, log ened, would reach from Maine to Denver He been brought for treatment of his “*-er J. they kept, and which is very interesting. They injuries, His Clifford and C. L. Wright were made treated next of the theoretical situation re- 1 foot in a made their first harbor in and caught frog and he was run over a advertising committee. Fred A. Seward Camden, finding by garding preparedness, and then spoke of the traveling steam crane and it very cold, bought a stove there. Just before terribly injured. treasurer and Mrs. George D. Mahoney value to young men of a military training such His left leg, which was crushed The at Island the from the foot of they arrived Seguin engine re- reiary the general committee, which in- as the Eyes fuinished by National Guard. It de- to the at lused to go further, and were to knee,was amputated the hospital and "-s all the allied societies of the they obliged G. A. R. veloped habits of cleanliness, done discipline, anchor to it. went on to everything possible to save his life. Mr. Modern Scientific Methods adies of the committee met last repair They Portland, By Saturday efficiency and patriotism. He closed his for- was born in and after there to have trouble Gipson Belfast, the son of Julia STOP mon leaving began < I ai 3 o'clock and the aid of appointed the fol- mal address with a tribute to the of the and the late Abner (without drugs) flag with the which them Gipson, and lived here as a * hg committees: engine again, delayed Dnited States, what it stands for and the hon- He was married and And hit the Most a bit. The weather was rough and boy. is survived by his Up-to-Date | fancy table, Miss Mrs. Isa quite stormy Gladys Carter, or we should pay it. During the half hour wife and two sons. a good part of the time, and on Oct. 22, when LOOK-LISTEN i"wes, Mrs. Minnie Gay. following many questions were asked which about ten miles east of Watch Hill it Mrs. Isa Light, The Firemen’s Ball. The andy table, Ellis, Miss Alberta elicited answers throwing light on the 20th annual I practi- became so the boat was OUR WINDOW IS FULL OF Mrs. Nina rough nearly rolled levee and ball of Glasses ickerson, Cook. cal of as it is related to Washington Hose Company question preparedness over, and after to Food vainly trying get into No. 1 was table, Mrs. Dora Bridges, Mrs. Mary the State and Belfast. Gen’l Presson a record breaker in attendance in hopes i anchored under At Reasonable Prices. arter, Mrs. Evie Stonington, Conn., they the the number that of the FOOD FAIR SPECIALS Wright, to see more military partook bountiful and companies established; lee of the beach westward of Watch Hill. Aprons and caps, Mrs. Abbie Mrs. j well served and in the Putman, one in Belfast, either of or coast supper, number that over $1.00. infantry I Sometimes it was so that were un- Nothing mma Mrs. Ora foggy they in the march. Brown, Hall, Mrs. Mary Pen. defense. He wants to see the time when joined grand The supper tables able to see but on when- dleton. anything, they kept were laid three and Broken Lenses Also at 25c every young man of 18 gets a National Guard times, Chief Shute esti- Replaced Specials 75c., 50c., ever the weather was at: all suitable. Mystery table, Mrs. Ethel As they mates that Collins, Miss of three years, then to te on the fully 700, including members of the &&&&&&&& training put s .arted the East the second uth Mrs. Ethel up River, by bridge, and H. J. LOOKE & Curtis, Fowler. reserve list, and when the Federal department waitresses, were fed,and yet SON, Belfast, Maine. govern- were Tea Mrs. they nearly swamped by tug boats and so table, Myra Dutch, Mrs. Nettie ment will have full control of all such liberally had the housekeepers of Belfast militia, but after two hours Chase & Dutch, Mrs. Minnie ferry boats, working upon to the Doak, Clifford, Mrs. Harriet A bountiful buffet lunch was served the responded firemen’s call there by the engine to get once oombs. managed underway was much left host. In this connection we add food over to be sold. A social Mrs. Charles E. Rhoades entertained at a may that a and tied between two docks in more, up Jersey hour followed the ^Optometrists, Advertising table, Mrs. Annie Mae Frost, for a militia company in Belfast has supper. Dancing began thimble party last Saturday afternoon in honor petition City, They kept on, but after An- Mrs. Julia Mrs. reaching about 9 o’clock when the 25 Miss Placentia McKeen. Belle Nickerson received fifty signatures and is now at the grand march was led Main Street, Belfast, Maine, of her aunt, Knowlton. The VIrs. Augusta napolis and Airdale, they were obliged to re- For Sale Fletcher, Mrs, Alice Gannon. secretary’s office at the food fair where signa- by Chief shute and Miss Kathleen were members of her class in the Mrs. Goldie in Colcord, guests Curtis. tuicf be main the latter place for about two weeks may added, followed by Assistant Chief E. L. Cook and Baptist Sunday school, Mrs. L. C. Putnam, o ring to the stormy and windy weather. On $600.00 Cash Miss Katherine Brier, and Capt. George F. Mrs. Sarah Sherwood, Mrs. M. A. Friend, Mrs. Nov. 29 they made a harbor in Paines Bay, Darby and Mrs. Darby, with 60 other couples Wayland Knowlton, Mrs. M. W. Rich, Mrs. Mitchell with two anchors down, but rode out the breeze 6, 45 h. p. in line. This was followed by a program of 18 A. L. Burgess, Mrs. Lois E. Dickey, Mrs. Har- all right. On Dec. 8, when were within 125 in. wheel base, Federal they Cord Wood Rhoades serv- 45^x27 tires, for which McKeen’s Saws Coombs. At 4 dances, orchestra furnish- riet o’clock Mrs, 4 good tires on 15 miles of Cape Fear, the wind began to blow wheels, 2 new ones on ed music. Frederick G. was ed and carrier, ail non skid Spinney prompter, Genuine 30 tea, sponge drops marguerites. power, tire pump, hard, and when they arrived at Frying Pan Olontangy, guaranteed, inch. 8tarter, electric and Chief Shute floor mapshal, with assistant lights, chains, shock ab- Shoal, a Southern hurricane was in clock progress. chiefs $6.25, smaller sizes in proportion. Tilting Under the Bemi-annual promotion plan sorber, speedometer, rap cover. All I. T. Clough and E. L. Cook as aids. At in first With feet of water in the class condition. Guaranteed. only eight channel twenty-one entered the High school ; intermission the prizes were drawn, and after tables, $14.50. Send tor catalog. pupils the sea and the wheel and rud- New breaking heavy that the crowd last Monday from Grade IX. This has taxed der rapidly diminished, leaving coming all out of water MACHINE CO. school so frequently, they the dancers. An invitation THORNDIKfe the seating capacity of the High Elmore had only had been $200.00 ; difficulty in keeping head to the seas and that extra seats have been ordered, and in the sent to Peter F. Welch, one of the old-time Portland, Maine. 2m49 30 H. P., 5 In to in the but landed in passenger. good running keep channel, finally ___ meantime the will be cared for in both firemen, and a note was received from him re- pupils order. Come and ride in it. Will trade. Southport, S. C., with the boat half full Next ali Phone nearly his to attend and buildings. Monday parents having 72. of gretting inability expressing water. This was their worst experience, al- to enter Grade I will Mr. his pleasure at the thoughtfulness which TO THE pupils please notify though they had more or less engine trouble PUBLiC superintendent. Mrs. A. E. Banks the invitation. is the Woodbury, and bad prompted Following weather a good part of the time. On I have installed an up-to-date grinding was ill one last week, and Miss Leonia J. $200.00 personel of the company, with its officers: day plant and can now broken Dec. 24th they went through Six Mile Creek to replace your Achorn of the school was absent Wednes- Wall Darby, captain; William A. while do High George Decrow, lenses you your shopping. 5 Passenger Elmore South Santee River,and through Alligator Creek day, Thursday and Friday, Mrs. John R. Dun- foreman; F. X. Pendleton, assistant foreman; If fitted Dr. Adams a rec- j Paper to Remain by complete Cape Harbor. It was low tide ton, 30 horse power, 4 goon 'non skid there, W. L. Robinson, clerk; first ord of the condition of your eyes as well substituting. tires, 33 with Henry Brown, 3 extra only two or three feet of water in the as the glasses you wear are on file here x4, tubes, presto lights, top, wind pipeman; Ralph Darby, first assistant pipeman; We have had all kinds of weather, but most- shield, extra tools, 15 gal. tank. channel, and as the boat drew about two and for reference. Rur. less For 1916 Walter Juan, second pipeman; Walter J. Clif- ly grip weather—days of unseasonably high than 6,000 miles. W'lll trade. Look it one-half feet, it was difficult h\ any case the broken lense will bring quite getting second assistant over. Phone 72 ford, pipeman; Benj. Jenney, an exuct duplicate, simply bring or send temperature, with a moist,muggy atmosphere, through, and it was necessary to push the! first hydrant; Fred Gilmore, second hydrant; the pieces. alternating with days of low temperature and boat through the mud in some places. They i Fred Horne, third hydrant; Fred Nickerson, Yours for quick and accurate service, high winds. Another uncomfortable feature S. G. spent Christmas in McCle lanville,S C.,continu- SWIFT, on axeman. Members. Harvard D. is that the thaw one day followed a ing the next day, and finally arrived in Day- Salisbury by YVATEKVILLE, MAINE. Prices to tona on Lewis FRANK F. 50c. Jan, S. Percy E. Clifford S. GRAVES, freeze the next left walks and streets alike 2k. 11, making Palm Beach the last Auspland, Greer, of this week. made They light of all difficul- Clark, Wd*. H. Smalley, Alfred T. Shute and GRADUATE covered with ice, and it is a wonder that We have 500 in stock and we also have ties, stating that they were the usual ones to Charles B. Decrow. The firemen wish to OPTOMETRIST, patterns the be pub- more serious accidents have not resulted. expected. They would have made much licly thank all who contributed food or assisted better time but Successor to F. L. Then for some time the has been new 1916 Books of for the bad weather, which de- in any way to make this occasion the success Adams, ground prac- Sample them I. O. O. F. Block. layed considerably. it was. tically bare, when if covered with snow and DMiiiim if Fmnnftn. The of Jesse ---I with a seasonable winter temperature we copartnership consisting E. Staples and James H. Post, both of Belfast, in should have better business and more health- the County of Waldo and State of Maine, doing R. E. , Thibaut’s Line of ful conditions. business under the firm name and style of Bel- PATTERSON’S fast Trucking Co., has been dissolved by Arti- Belfast Free Library. Special List No. cles of Dissolution dated Feb. 1st, A. D. 1916. All bills MUSIC 10. Describing Diplomatic Life Abroad. parties having against such corpor- Peerless Wall SHOP, ation are requested to present said bills to the Papers, 17 Main M. A. DeWolfe. Straat, Ballast, Malna. Howe, office of said Belfast Trucking Co. for pay- the largest wall paper house in the world. The life and letters of George Ban- ment, and all parties owing said Belfast Truck- MUSIC MDSE. TEACHING Co. are to make croft. 3 vols. 1908. B B 218 ing requested payment at RENTING REPAIRING once. Said Belfast Trucking Co. will be con- Lindencrone, Lillie de Hegermann. ducted as usual under the same Come in and let us show you the new name by JeRse patterns— J. LEE PATTERSON, Proprlatar. In the courts of memory. 1868- E. Staples. JESSE E. STAPLES, JAMES H. the latest and with the 1876.944 07 L 6 POST. very designs prices that are Belfast, Maine, Feb. 1, 1916—3w5 The sunny side of diplomatic life. RIGHT. Yours very truly, Power Sprayers 1876-1912. B-L641 WANTED 100 gal. complete $90. 28 in. wood saws, $5 50. Waddington, Mary King. Dther sizes in proportion. Special low prices Italian letters of a diplomat’s wife. A few more good salesmen, experience not on farm Will barn kerosene. Saw CARLE & engines. 1906. T 45-6 W necessary, steady employment, outfit free. JONES. frames, arbors, water pumps. Send for cata- Write for particulars. Addres s firet as a Frenchwoman. log. THORNDIKE MACHINE CO., My year 3w5 H. H. GURNEY & CO 4w4 Portland, Maine. 1914. B 4 W Nurserymen, Auburn, Me., or N. Y. # Geneva, - are to withstand dry, I WHITE’S CORKER, (Winterport) Feeds For they better able Literary News and Notes. Poultry. cold air than warmer air which is damp. -U. S. Dept, of Agriculture. Mrs. Mery Haley visited Mrs. Horace Use Mixtures and Home-Grown The February Popular Mechanics con- Simple Croxford in Dixmont, Jan. 23d. Grains—Conditions Govern Selection of EPISCOPAL BISHOP OF MAINE. tuns 244 articles and 372 illustrations. Mrs. C. W. Nealley spent the week- Best Ration. of war and Mrs. E. H. in Among the latter are 16 pages Kt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster Chosen. end with Mr. Nealley conditions in the various Though the feeding of poultry is a Monroe. vieWB showing 26. Rt. Rev. show even two are n«.t Portland,, Me., Jan. theaters of conflict. Two pages much debated subject in poultry husban- ll pieces Mrs. C. R. Jewett and her guest, Mrs. in bird You can make such missionary bishop the newest designs cages, aquari- there is no one best feed or com- enough. ^ Benjamin Brewster, G. L. Clark of Brooks, spent a few days views dry, with the ums and bric-a-brac. One group of H pastry specially of western Colorado, was this afternoon in bination of feeds. Results depend al- Winter Bangor. shows the curious ancient customs ob- milled Ohio Red j^. of Maine to the ^ chosen Episcopal bishop served in the coronation of the Emperor most as much upon the ability of wheat flour that makes |\' Mrs. R. C. Nealley entertained the || and succeed the late Bishop Robert Codman. of Japan, The Shop Notes and Amateur feeder and the methods of feeding aB on || everything better goes Larkin Club Jan. 22d and among the contain much farther—the all’round flour He and 62 lay votes, from Mechanics departments the kinds of H p$ received 19 clerical guests were several Monroe. for Infants and Children. grains. for cake and of the interesting material, all of it practical 1| bread, pastry and Rev. Dr. John H. Hopkins The feed-mixtures and home- is a harmless and non-technical in style. simplest known as had Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Haley and daugh- Castoria substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- Church of the Redeemer, Chicago, grown grains should usually be selected, || ter Phyllis were recent guests of Mr. goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. The January number of Sprague’s votes. The latter s It contains neither the rations varying with changes in the 10 clerical and 15 lay and Mrs. Fred Bean in Dixmont. Opium, Morphine nor other Nar- Journal of Maine has been is- Rev. Dr. cotic substance. It destroys Worms and allays Fever- History market of th- It is advis- name was presented by Very price grains. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. York attended a ishness. It. relieves Wind all sued and is an unusually interesting of this city, and on his Constipation, Colic, able tor most raiserB to mix their Frank L. Vernon of Comet Grange, Swan- Troubles and It of poultry day meeting Teething Diarrhoea. regulates the number. Of special interest to many motion the election of Bishop Brewster 18th and Mr. York installed Stomach and as in this can con- ville, Jan. Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. of David Bar- own feeds, way they our readers is the sketch was made unanimous. The announcement the officers. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. with his trol the of the various ingre- ker, "The Burns of Maine,” proportion of the election of a bishop was made to dients and obtain the mixture portrait, an illustration of his home, at precise the full convention at 3.25, and the dele- Several of the ladies from this vicinity old Barker office at that they desire. If, however, one de- of the The Kind You Have Exeter Corner, the gates -united in the singing “Gloria in attended the cluo meeting “Jolly Always Bought sires to infor- 4 Exeter Corner as it ib today, extracts purchase prepared feeds, Twelve” at the home of Mrs. F. T, Bus- mation the different commer- JSxcelsis/* from his Doems, the complete poem, concerning sey in West Winterport, Jan. 22d. which won him cial articles may be secured from ‘‘My Child’s Origin,” usually Brewster was des- station. Most ex- Bishop Benjamin was called to Per- instant aB a and a the State experiment a Mrs. A. G. Larby recognition poet, tined for the at birth. He was stations will analyze church Jan. 18th on account of the serious of the Barker family. An- periment poultry a ham geneaology son of Rev. Brewster, Connec- other article of local interest is the feeds and report on the different com- Joseph illness of her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Lar- dealers in ticut clergyman, and Sarah Jane (Bunce) Bketch of William Durkee Williamson, mercial preparations sold by of by. Mrs. Harriet Larby, who has been and was a lineal descendant their States. Brewster, the home since re- the first Congressman from the Bangor of the Mayflow- at Larby Christmas, be for con- Elder William Brewster district, and author of the Poultry feeds may divided °*dest turned to Perham with her. Congressional er and Colony. His of the State of Maine from its venience into five general classes: First, Plymouth In Use For Over 30 Years. "History brother i9 Chauncey B. Brewster First A. D. to the both whole and cracked; second, Bishop of the farmers in this locality __PANV. nm W VOPK CITV. Discovery, 1602, Sep- grains, another brother, James Many fed in the fo m of a of Connecticut; their to sta- A. inclusive.” This ground grains, a law- moved potatoes Winterport aration, D., 1820, H. won as is John Francis mash; third, meat feeds; fourth, mineral Brewster, prominence tion, where L. E. White has been buy- magazine published by of law and editor of a and the sub- and fifth, green feeds. Corn, yer, professor ing for the past two weeks. Quite a iot Sprague at Dover, Me., feeds; in wheat screen- jegal publication Michigan. _ Seen to Boston is a cracked corn, wheat and at of apples have shipped scription price $1 year. He was Dorn November 25, I860, ings, oats, barley, rye, and buckwheat during the present month and thp prices Womans Home Com- New where for years his At a Probate Court Iieh! at within The February are the while of the | Haven, have been consider- Belfast, principal grains, 28^ He fairly satisfactory, for |he <>t w aldo on i father was rector of Christ Church. Foreclosure Notice. County the second I panion not only has splendid fiction by ground feeds we have corn meal and corn and ing the poor outlook before the holidays. day of January, A. 1). 1H8 was graduated from Yale in 1882, corn and cob wheat certain well-known writers, but excellent spe- chop, meal, bran, Maud K. Russell of Belfast, in iiKstruniertt. purporting to he tlie ; from the Genera! Theological Seminary, ra of the Ladies’ Club and in- will W middlings, shorts and low-grade flour, FORiSALE AT YGUK GROCERS j Memb WHEREAS,the County of Waldo and Stutf- of Maine, \ and testaiuent of alter F. Heald, cial articles and features. Among the New in 1886, being ordained by met at the home of Mrs. M. t de« oatmeal, oat flour and ground or crushed York, vited guests by her mortgage deed dated the fi:th day of Waldo, Potter that as deacon and having been piesented lor probate. Kai short contributors are Mary E. the meat Bishop year : A. Haley Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 18th, October, A. I). 1912. and r» corded in Waldo * story oats, and mixed feeds. In eald ot Somerville, Mass,, named asexi- the next, as I as a to Mrs. on her birth- KtgiflCry of Deeds, Book 303, con- of Wilkins Freeman, Mary Heaton Vorse or feeds animal protein, year priest. surprise Haley Page 364, said will to serve without bond. feeds, supplying FRESH AIR FOR POULTRY. duties were in to Waldo a From 1886 to 1891, his The afternoon was veyed Trust Company, a corporation and Sophie Kerr. They present lively are beef meat meal, day. pleasantly Ordered, That notice be given to all person scrap, ground green as assistant duly organized and under the laws of attractive of stories. The New York, in social converse music and the existing terestbd by causing a copy of this order to and group and various forms of milk; while Ventilation of Houses Desirable Calvary Parish, spent the State bone, Thorough of Wash- of Maine, and having its principal published three \\»ek> in The two “The Tide” and to Dr. later Bishop of an poem, written successively big serials, Rising bone b tie, shells, and Satterlee, reading original by place of business at in the meal, dry oyster Coldesl he was vicar of Belfast, County of publican Journal, pub Mud at Belfast, that “C-hloe are continued Mar- Both Day and Night, Even in the ington, and after 1887. Mrs. Della Nealley. Delicious refresh- ina> at a Malone,” by grit make up the mineral feeds and, East Waldo and State of Maine, three undivided appear Probate Court t<> b( : on New York’s were served at the close of the Belfast, \\ ithin and t- r said ( ount on garet Deland and Fannie Heaslip Lea. with charcoal and green feeds, Calvary Chapel ments fourths of a certain lot or parcel of land, with y, the complete Weather. Tuesday ot February next, at ten of tin* “The Geranium is concluded Side. j afternoon. the buildings thereon, situated at the corner Lady” by the common feeding materials. before noon, and show cause, n anv t. a as rector of the of they Cbatfield Bates. “The House- There has been in recent years mark- After four years Congress and Miller streets, in said Bellast, the same Sylvia Many ground feeds, which are by-pro- why should not be proven, appi ed in construction Church of the Communion, South Miss Barbara Clements entertained a bounded and describ' d as follows, to wit:— and allowed. work Boycott,” by Ida Tarbell, written of the common are used to tendency poultry-house Holy | ducts grains, in Bounded after thorough shows toward securing more fresh air, both day Orange, N. Y., he went to Colorado few guests Saturday afternoon, Jan.22d, northerly by land ot Aurilla Baker; JAMES LIBBY, Judge investigation, why good advantage in feeding, in combina- Mill- A true copy. Atiest: I and the win- 1895 as rector of Grace Church at Colo- to celebrate her sixth Parlor easterly by Congress street; southerly by do not want to enter domestic ser- night, by replacing glass birthday. A urn e r girls tion with grain and beef scrap. Ground until | er street and westerly by land of Melville C. w. Leonard. Kegtste and how to contented and clows with cloth or muslin or by making rado remaining there 1906, croquet and other games and a peanut vice, get good grains and meat feeds are more forcing | Springs, Hill; said real estate being the same conveyed or was to Salt Lake City, hunt furnished for the chil- servants. In “The Man Across the the front either of muslin entirely when he called enjoyment to M. Russell Ebenezt r Holden At a : than the whole grains commonly used, | Lydia by by hi» Pr. bate court tiem at Brifast, within i houses with double walls as dean of St. Mark’s Cathedral. dren. Miss Barbara at the Aisle” Emily Barton Reid describes the ! while the combination of the whole open. Tight Utah, presided deed of warranty dated November 6, 1863, and tor the County ot Waldo, on the litli du\ grains at New A sh that are are almost relics of the even in the The House of Bishops York, dainty lunch and the birthday cake, with recorded in Waldo of Deeds, Book January, l>. (>. peculiar dangers guts subjected j with the ground feeds makes a more past, Registry most northern of the United States. elected him missionary its six candles the cen- 124, Page 1£7; and whereas the condition of II. M< ‘01) Y. admin is t rat rix on to when traveling alone, pointing out economical feed and a better balanced parts February 11, 1909, lighted,occupied the I said iM.LKNta e of Allen M. Moo. i- Fresh air is one of the essentials of the Western diocese of Colo- ter of the table. mortgage has been broken, now there- y, f Lincoln; that fifty thousand girls disappear an- i ration than the whole alone. The prime bishop in said of grains secured June 17th fore, by reason of the breach of the condition County Waldo, deceased bavin" in the United States. An in poultry houses, and warmth rado, and he was consecrated sei ted a nually oiigm- ! feed elements are usually cheaper in the thereof, the said Waldo Trust petition praying tor a license tV- the house shut is is said to be an unusually company, by and convey cert in real estate al article on Russia, from a new angle, I than in the whole as the by keeping up tightly following. He WORTH SEARSMONT. T. Frank its belonging r«> ground grains, Parker, Treasurer, duly uthorized, deceased’s estate as not as as a lower democratic pre- set forth said petit is conti ihuted Laura Portor. of desirable temperature straightforward, simple, claims a foreclosure of said and by Spencer former are by-products of many the mortgage. described therein and ter the luui and some ventilation. A house which in and enthusiasm, Alice Farnham Leader, M.D., gives some used for human late, untiring activity Dated this fifteenth day of January, A, D. stated in said petPion. j grains consumption. of a Mrs. Mary Packard of Castine is visit- valuable instruction, which business gives satisfaction in Maine will also give a magnetic and possessed 1916. WALDO TRUST COMPANY. Oidered, by Ground grains and beef scrap, in com speaker relatives in town. that the said petitioner give Hotter results in Texas or but sense of humor. In the recent labor ing By T. FRANK PARKER; Treasurer alt persons women can preserve their health. Anew either wet or make what good California, interested by causing a copy of ti bination, dry, he ex- D & m. order to t>e “The Woman is it is preferable to build more open and troubles in the Colorado mines, F. H. has sold his car to C. 3w3 published tliree weeks suecessu- department, Motorist,” is called a “mash.” These by-products Cooper in 1 lie houses in the as Republican Journal, a uewspaper public C. H. the aulomobile consequently less expensive pressed himself frankly sympathizing A. Andrews of the village. ed at begun by Claudy, are higher in protein than most of the of Belfast, that they appear at a Prob.v South than i the North. with the miners. He is a life member Court to he held at expert, it takes up problems that most common so that a balanced ratior Belfast, within and tors;. grains, Miss Eva Proctor is at work in the on the Htli women have to deal with in a The back and sides of the poultry house the Elks and the Royal Arcanum. County, day of February, A. 1). tut- running is secured whole grains at ten ot the by combining to Miss Stella & Belfast office. clock betore noon, and show cau- and is to women driv- should be absolutely tight in order He June 10, 1891, Liberty Telephone d car, designed help with the mash. Some of the ground married, any they have, why the prayer of said p.-riti... t drafts which cause colds in Yates of New daughter of the late cr should not be ers. In the picture section are many in- such as bran and add prevei may York, Mrs. S. W. Paul was in Belfast Jan- granted grains, middlings, front of have four those on “The the flock. This leaves only the Gen. Charles Yates. They the of Mrs. Horace 117 A 1,1><> SIS.—Hi Court of held at Hel- JAMES LIBBY, Jn.L< teresting pages, notably a large percentage of bulk to the ration, uary 24th, guest J. probate, A true in the the house of muslin construction or en- children. He has made his home at Glen- ?T fast, on the 18th day of January, 1916, copy. Attest: Most Wonderful Dancers World,” which is beneficial. Morton. Arthur w in vacation. Kiiey W. Wiggin, administrator on Leonard, Register. as the Newest Fad” and tirely open. An opening which can wood Colorado. "Skating Springs, tlie estate of Huldali Wiggin, late of Knox, m he closed a shutter may be used to Mrs. Annette F. Hunt is visiting her “Real Homes Worth Copying.” The to the best results in Most by said County, deceased, having presented his first feeding. Mrs. Elizabeth in Lin- aim rromue inmi at on in the rear wall of a poultry daughter, Gould, and final account ot administration of said es- court, Belfast, within an regular departments handicraft, men feed meat in some form, advantage of poultry houses colnville. tate tor allowance. for the Cnnuty Waldo, on tilt* 11th day better babies, women’s house in the South, or in growing Children a. J>. 1911>. cooking, clubs, while suburban poultry keepers either Ciy Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three January, motion entertainment and in parts of this country, but this should weeks I pictures, many feed this product or table seraps;but few FDR FLETCHER’S Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Woodbury spent successively, in The Republican Journal ryoHEK V. IH’ NTmN of Belfast, in said Com be constructed so that there will be no a in <>n other subjects are filled with valuable farmers meat feed. Some form 23d, with Mr.and Mrs. Ever- newspaper published Belfast, in said County, IV ty. administrator the estate of ll. lui V buy any Sunday,Jan. that ad interested ( in The front of the persons may attend at a Pro rosby. late of Belfast, in said <*f W < animal must be draft cold weather. O AS T O R I A ett Howes. County of feed containing protein I bate Court, to he held at Belfast, on the 8th do, deceased, having presented a etition house should be so high that the windows of pm. Reform” suppled if any eggs are robe obtained in [ day February next, amt show cause, if any ing that the actual market value of said decri- “Constructive Temperance is or will allow the sun to shine Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett were the the fall and winter. Skim milk or butter- i openings WEDDING BELLS. they have, why said account should not be ed’* estate, subject loan inheritance tax unn- an contribution to the Februa- I allowed. ot important well back into the interior the guests of Mr and Mrs. M. F. Hunt the Laws the State of the .1 on and during Maine, per.swi* Atlantic John the milk is available many farms, I t**rested in the succession ry Monthly by Koren, ! winter. unbleached musiin, or Monday evening, Jan. 24th. JAMKh LIBBY, Judge. thereto ami ti where it is not it would Burlap, amount of the tin i-on and probably pay TapleY-Green. A pretty wedding A true copy. Attest: tax may be detet n,;ne distinguished publicist sociological light-weight duck cloth may be used for the of most farmers to buy beef scrap or some The Village Improvement Society held Arthur \V. Leonard. Register. by Judge Probate. expert. Other prominent features in the curtains in the front. This cloth should took at the home of the bride ir. Fowls on free | place a sociable 29th. A Ordered. That the said petitioner notie. Atlantic are ‘Radical's an other meat feed. range Jan. fine program give Progress,’ when Miss Grace all person* interested by causing a of ih I on and insects Brooklin Jan. 15th, A. was and Probate within for copy senes of authentic letters the farms pick up bugs given $15.00 received. Court, and the County of •idei to be anonymous of air a is published three weeks successive; the which furnis'r without draft. This impossible of E. W aldo, in vacation, on the 18th day ot .Janu- the effect of the Dar- during part of year, daughter K. Tapley, in The Republican Journal, a newsp .p^i j,..■ which, revealing if too a of duck cloch is Tapley, Miss Carrie Blake, who has been our ary, A. I). 1916, so that the use of ad- heavy grade lisheil at Belfast, that they may appear at a Pim danelles on a man of 1 this protein feed, :| of Bluehill station, was carnage fighting used or if the cloth is oiled or keeper hay light operator for the bate Court, to be held at Belfast. within am. to ditional meat feeds is in painted. telephone past year, certain instrument, to he the socialist make a human regulated by marripd to Orrin L. Green of Brooks- purporting said .oil the 8th d i tendencies, up For southern conditions, houses with retired from her duties last week and is A last will and testament of Parkinan County lay In wry, A I dividual conditions. Fowls closely con- lbin, at teii of the clock !ni.- document of real import; ‘Our Divided | ville Rev. L W. West, pastor of the at her Morrill for Woodman late ot Searsinonr, in said fount' of ii.iou, and s|,,.v the fronts are well by home in the ■. more anima- feed than those | entirely open adapt- present. caust it t. h the an able discussion of the ! lined need church at Brooklin. The bride Waldo deceased, having been presented tor iy prayer of sa Country,’ pro- i and this is used with success in Baptist petitioner should not tie -. anted. on a and in a cold ed, type .probate. Mary Woodman Foster named a-, exe- blem of and the good range: climate, was dressed in blue siik chiffon JamE.S patriotism hyphen, by all sections of the United States. light cuti ix in said will to ser\e with ut bund. LIBBY, Judge. 1 where no or insects are available They .A Henry J. Fletcher: and ‘A Philosopher's bugs over silk, with shadow lace and pearl A trie* copy. tt-est require less attention than houses where Ordered, that notice he given to all in- Ain ti View of the Count Hermann I during several winter months, more an march WHEN THt KIDNEYS FAIL. persons in Vv. Lkonakd., Register. War,’ by the is use of trimmings. Livington’s wedding terested by causing a copy ot inis rdei to be than in sec- ventilation controlled by the of who believes that imal feed must be supplied pi bhslied three weeks in i he lit Keyserling Russia, curtains or but in the northern was played by Mrs. William Cousins. successively are mild. windows, At whoever wins the battles the tions where the winters a publican Journal, published at i:eita»d, mat the' a Probate ourt hem at Rel!u-t, within ai of war,the hall ol the United States the The ceremony was performed under contains the majority may appear at a Piobate Conn, to he held at i.ef tor tie* County of Waui", «>n tie* 11th ;,i ideals of the Allies are bound to A well-balanced ration beltast People Have Found That 111 Health triumph, of to have or bower of evergreen and white tiowers. la-t, within aim tor said on the >eeond a. ]> hub. and car- poultry keepers prefer part County, January, whose of so proper of protein Foliows. ot at and point view, different | proportion all of the front of their houses Refreshments were served. The bride Tuesday March next, ten oi the clock for its with the ! poultry betore noon, and show ii / MIAKLKS A. Ol{< I from ours, cannot fail to stimulate the nohydrates purpose was and cause, any they have, T, e\c itoi ofthewi under in order co the the recipient of many useful feel that can't *- A and control, keep snow, Did you ever you simply go why the same should not be proved, appioveu I"1'"!.- IVlIll,. ;1M. | ,1, N,„ reader to a broader of the mineral matter, bulk, paiatability Ill conception rain and house i handsome gilts. The relatives and allowed. said mint} of Waldo I to | wind from beating into the following I further—that you must have rest from IIS,Ml. jivilu i.r. Other on the that are necessary give good feeding any .1 .1 great struggl". papers ! and to the the i were present: C. H. Babbidge, May JAMES LIBBY, Judge. IH-IIII..II Iiiajn.. ...I I, is no best and the protect poultry during that lame and back—.relief fr m the A true am! c II certain war are contributed Alfred results. There ration, of aching copy. Attest; vey rea it.- b- .*.: m. by Ollivant, ! colder weather. If the curtain is not at- Babbidge an.i James T. Babbidge d* eeaseu** of see.ice in dead-tired from Arthur w. Leonard, Register. estate as sot .util ami Hcm-pm I Anna Murray Edmund K. Broadus practical application poultry Mrs. E constant, feeling—freedom s:!"' Vail, tended curtain-front houses Brooksviile: Mr. and K. Tapley, l*“"tion, and to, th.- u is to know about what ior to, however, pmpu>rs uam. and John whose ‘On Un- feeding proport those stabbing, darting pains? Likely your Said petition Dewey,— essay may be less satisfactory than the open- P. T. Tapley, H. W. Tapley and wife, j the of these substances gives good c derstanding Mind of feeding and i are worn and tired and need The At a Probate dirt. held at w it,, Germany’ gives trout even in Mr. Mrs. William kidneys help. oeirasr. imiu Oiib-ieii. | hat the said > use ih type northern latitudes. Henry Tapley, petition* ■;ive no';.-.- n us at last an answer results anil then to roughly tor the County of Waldo, on the 11th <*I ail intelligible to a.long- and son J. uric day pel-oils interested a of tin- A amount of in the front of Cousins Kenneth, P. Tapley, kidneys work night and day. removing a. l>. by causing *-op\ lative in rations or ir large glass January, 1916. "nl'‘l l" standing riddle. To balance the war proportion making 1 published tl'.rcc we. ks Mi.-r.-ssiveiy the house the Alfred and other waste it* ii*. J**- makes it warm during day Tapley. acid from the blood created by OFI.W YN THOMPSON of said 1 Republican new r ,! we tind entertainment and substituting different feeds, according tc Belfast,in Comr .loiiriial.ii -pap* p articles, bat cold at O administrator of i-iu'd at j night, as glass radiates heat of strength and energy. Naturally ty. the estate ot Ann \ Belfast, that tl.*-\ may appear at a Pro a-s well as a and wider in- their price and availability. expenditure imweii. late of bate charm, deeper is McAllister Dunton. Miss Iva Dun- Thorndike, in su.i County of ourt, to be h ml ;.t Belfast, v, nIni: and f,** very rapidly. Some glass, however, doubles the duties of said ( in the other which are In securing fail and winter the a lile of unusual activity Waldo, deceased, having a oumy, on the s:h of A 1 > terest, essays, by eggs in ton and of presented petition day February. helpful providing when the eur- Carroll McAllister,both Burn- tor a license to sell t>, at ten of Edward T. W. first essential is to have we] light the and in time the strain generally praying ai d convey certain the clock clore iH»*)ii.-m -m*v. Garnett, Surette, George pullets tains are closed. Some ventilation should were married even- kidneys re-.»i estate situated in said cause, if matured before cold whicl ; ham, quietly Sunday Thorndike belonging any they have, why the pr.iyei *-1 -an M. Stratton, E. Bruce Mitford, Laura weather, 1 tells. Doan’s Pills have brought new to said deceased’s estate pet.ttloner should be in a house even on the Jan. 16th. Mr. McAllister is the Kidney described in said peti- not be granted. means birds of given poultry ing, tion and for Spencer Portor, and Henry Osborn Tay- hatching the general ! to of bad backs and the purposes therein expressed. JAMES LIBBY, .Judge. Coluesi It is best secured son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. strength thousands quick A true breeds in March and The night. usually McAllister, That the copy. Attest: lor. Jean K. Mackenzie concludes her purpose April. users Let Ordered, said petitioner give notice to by leaving a small window open or having and the young couple have many friends relief to weakened kidneys, so say. all Akthi k W, Lkonakd. Register. series of illuminating letters from the average farmer hatches his chickens tot persons interested hv causing a copy of thi* ! muslin curtains in front of the house. If who wish them much do the same for oroer to he published three African field. V. H. Fried- late to secure eggs in the fall. Witt happiness. They them you. weeks successively missionary the house is a at the hall in ’1 lie: Republican Journal, a well-matured and | shut up tightly without any gave reception Saturday Hiram W. Hamilton, Hill street, Ellsworth newspaper publish- At a Probate Court, held at Beltast, witlun :11 laender, a new English contribu- pullets improved feed- ed at. Belfast, that at a writer, muslin a and received they may appear Probate tor the County ot Waldo, -n tin llth d.tv o: curtains in the front there is evening many gifts. 1 was troubled Court, to be held at tes a story of rare and delicacv I ing methods farmers could secure mori Falls, Me., says: by kidney Belfast, within and for said A i» hub. insight for moisture to collect in the on the 8t,n dav January, in than tendency a A recom- County, of February', a. l> of treatment, and E. Nelson Fell tells s eggs winter they obtain undet complaint for quite while. friend a. cbay, wiiham ii -it amt wn house and condense on the rafters and 1916, at ten ot the clock betore noon, and show conditions. LIVEN UP YOUR TORPID LIVER. Ham H. all **f true tale of Cossack life on the Steppes present mended Doan’s Kidney Pills and I began using cause, if any they have, why the of sait: Harriet Bray, eltast, in -aid County other woodwork on It prayer in A well-balanced bt frosty nornirgs. To your liver active use Pr. King's petitioner should not he the estate ot Wiiham llolt, late of Belia-t. n of Siberia. Poems by Merrimar simple ration may keep me granted. Sidney is not to close the muslin cur- them. They benefited greatly.” -aid County of Waldo, ueceased. pre made of ol necessary new Life Pills. insure Ja>iKS LIBBY, Judge. Having and Wilfred Wilson Gibson, and an ex- equal parts, by weight, They good digestior, A seitted a that W'lhner J. l)or- tains in the front of the house except in Price 50c at all dealers. Don’t simply ask true copy. Attest: petition praying ample Contributors' Club sec- wheat, cracked corn, and oats fed twice relieve constipation, and tone the whole Arthur W. nian of said Belfast may he appoint'- trustee ol ceptionally cold or up Doan’s Pills Leonard, Register. in the ai very stormy weather. Hens are or a kidney ren edy—get Kidney said estate hi place ot Robert F. Diintou. win tion round up a number of unusual vital- daily, usually morning and clear and skin system—keep your eye your has resigned said .rust and that the ot The be either scatter- protected by nature with warm feathers —the same that Mr. Hamilton had. Foster- prayer ity. night. grain may fresh and at said rsinay b allowed n> ih and a so that healthy looking. Only 25c, your lor the of petition aeooivmg ed on the range in summer and in the high body temperature Milburn Company, Props., Buffalo, N. Y. county Waldo, on the 11th day of provisions of law. The February American Magazine druggists. January, a. l>. 1916, litter in tile poultry house in winter, o: Ordered, tiiat tlu* said petitioners give not:***- ro contains excellent short stories H. WHITNEY of Belfast, in said ('oun- many j fed in the house throughout the year, li all pci sons interested by causing a copy ot this and constructive articles on of MARYty, daughter of Janies L. Smith, late I order to be published three weeks successively in problems should be supplemented with a wet o a Belfast, in said of hav- It County Waldo, deceased, The Repuhl.can Journal, a newspaper published general interest. In “What Cost Me mash of 2 ing presented a that i dry parts of corn meal and petition praying she, Mary at Belfast, that they mav appear at a l’r >i u To Become a Prominent a U. S. H. Wluti ey of said he Man,” each of wheat am Belfast, may appointed Court, to he held at Belfast, within and for said i part bran, middlings, administratrix of the estate o! said Congressman tells how much better ofl deceased. County, on the «th of A. 1> lull? j beef scrap. Ope feed of mash may bi ay February, on a Ordered,That the said petitioner give notice to at ten of the clock before noon, and show eai.se he was small salary in private life fed at time any during the day and thi all persons interested by causing a of this if any they have, the prayer of said than after he had become a local cele- copy why peti- grain fed for the other two meals. Re 1 order to be published thiee weeks successively tioners should not be granted. with a ir in The brity good political position gulate the proportions of grain and masl Republican Journal, a newspaper pub- ! JAMES 1.1 CRY, Judge. How to the main i ESTABLISHED 1829. lished at Belfast, that may appear at a Pro- A true copy. Attest: Washington. grasp so that the hen they will consume about equa 1 bate Court, to be held at Belfast, within and ioi Ain in k W. Lkonakd. Register. business chance is described in a I practi- parts of each. About 1 quart of grait said County, on the 8th day of February, A. 1). cal article Fullerton whe ten by Hugh S. should be fed to III 1916, at of the clock before noon, and show daily every 16 Leghori 4 D MINIS'! gives some unusual early experiences of cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said KA1 OK’S NOTICE. The Mtb- hens, or to 13 general-purpose hens, sue! petitioner should not be granted. -il scriber hereby gives notice that he lias been successful Americans in a way that i as the Plymouth Rocks, with an equa JAMES LIBBY, Judge. duly appointeu administrator, of the estate of makes them of A capable general applica- weight of mash. This amount, however true copy. Attest: PRUDENCE N. PaRK, late of Searsport. tion. Albert W. Atwood tells of war Arthur W. Leonard. Register. varies, and should be regulated thi in tlie County ol Waldo, deceased, aim \eu j by as made Americans who have just arrived. bonds the law directs. All persons having de- i feeder, as the hens should be eager fo At s An article by Ray Stannard Baker des- Journal Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and mands against the estate of said deceased aro ! each meal. Leghorns will eat about 51 tor the County.of Waldo, on the second Tues- desired to present the >aine tor settlement, and cribes a curious manner of fThe Republican of A. D objective pounds of grain and mash in a year, ant day January, 1916. all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- morals to children that is ment teaching bring- \ Plymouth Rocks, or jhens of the general certain instrument purporting to be he immediately. ing remarkable results. All of these A last will and testament of William Haugh, BENJAMIN K. COLCOKD. ! purpose class, about fai —U. J n late of last Me.. 1916. pounds. Bel in said of Searsport, January 11. articles are unusual, timely and interest- county Waido.de •eased, Dept, of Agriculture. I having been presented tor probate, said will L/ann uunicL s iiie xiiuua- | iii£. — l The Journal for 1916 will continue the it specnyiLg that the executor therein named be ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE. The sub- and Dollar Check” deals in an original policy exempt iroin giving bond. l\ scriber heteby gives notice that she lias Aroostook Potatoes. | been duly administratrix of the es- manner witn That appointed matter-of-fact New York- Ordered, notice be given to all persons tate of ers. There are also stories by Bertha has followed in the It has been and will be interested by causing a copy of tins order to be From $2.85 to $2.95 have been the J past. published three weeks successively in The Re- JOHN II. Baker, late Of Winterport A. Rich. Marion Sherrard and Cullen A. 151 in the of Walco, deceased, and on in publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they County given figures potatoes Fort Fairfield thi bonds as the law All Cain. Ohvi- Higgins Prouty continues may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at diree's. persons having past week. Once in a while a a demands tlit* estate of said deceased are her splendid serial, “The Fifth Wheel,” particular f home paper in the fullest of the Belfast, within and tor said County, on the sec- against ly fine lot has brought $3. They havi acceptance ond Tuesday of February next, at ten ot the desired to present tin* same for settlement, and the account of the revoll of a girl trained all indebted thereto are to make been coming in fairly well, but not fast. clock befoie noon, and show cause, if any they requested pay- for and what she did with her have, the same should not he ment lmint duttelv. marriage, — why proved, Fort Fairfield Jan. 26th. term. It is the ap- II I.I.EN M. life. For the series of health Review, [ work of home and devoted proved ai d allowed. BAKEK. practical people Winterport. Me., January 11, 1916. articles Dr. Arthur R. former JAMES LIBBY, Judge. Reynolds, A true copy. Attest: Health Commissioner of : Chicago,discus- HUMPHREYS' to home interests. Arthur W. Leonard. Register, IDES' NO'l Ii E. The subscribers te- ses the subject of baldness and its cause. j i^XECCby give notice that they have been duly executors of the last will and testa- For the series of articles on the j a Probate appointed At glories Court held at Belfast, within and ment ot of the separate States of the union, U. Witch Hazel Oh for the County ol Waldo, on the 2nd Tuesday of January, a. I). 1916. BUSAN M. CRAtG, late of Belfast, S. Senator John Sh irp Williams of Mis- OUR CLUBBING OFFERS (COMPOUND) in the ( omit) of \\ aldo, deceased, Ail pet.sons tells his constituents are certain to be the last, sissippi w’hy or \ instrument, purporting i having demands the estate of sum de- Pop Piles *1 will and testament of W. against like the Boers and the State of Hemorrhoids, Samuel Johnson, ceased are desired to same tor set- why Mis- j late of present the Belfast, in said of W deceas- External or Internal, Blind or County aldo, tlement, and all indebted thereto are requested sissippi is f.ee from paupers and million- The Journal and Farm and ed, been for Fred A. I 5 Home, $2.00 § having presented probate. to make payment aires. Great is or Johnson named executor in said will serve uimieniutely acting dying, says Wal- Bieeding, Itching Burning ot I’ll AID' ES M.l without bond. RAID, ter Prichard Eaton, the magazine’s dra- One application brings relief Tht Journal and McCall’s 2.10 DW K. H I p. PaLMER- matic Magazine, Oidered, That notice be given to all persons in- Belfast, Me., January 11, nil6. reporter In “The Family’s 1 Two sizes, 25e. a, terested by a of this order to be ,and $1.00, |■ causing copy Money,” "Interesting People,” and the The and three weeks in The Re- all druggists or mailed. Journal Woman’s Magazine, 2.25 published successively NOTICE—The subscriber here- department on “Habits” there is a large publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they CIUAKDIAN’SI by gives notice that he has been duly ap- quantity of interesting material and the Send Free Sample of Oil to may appear at a Probate Court, to he held at pointed guardian of Belfast, w ithin and for said on the sec- as a whole is excellent. THE included IN olr clubbino County, EDWAKD PA YSON chase of Jackson, magazine publications offer ond Tuesday of February next, at ten of the in the of and bonds as the MAY BE SENT 10 clock before noon, and show cause, if any they County Waldo, given DIFFERENT ADDRESSES. law directs. All DON’T SCOLD FRETFUL have, why the same should not be proved, ap- persons having demands against CHILDREN. proved and allowed. said Reward Pay.son Chase are desiied t.. pie- sent the same for settlement, and all indebted That nervousness, fretting and restlessness SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: One year, $2X0, Six months, $1.00; three 50 cents. JAMES LIBBY, Judge. months, A true copy. Attest: thereto are requested to make payment imme- is no doubt caused by worms or constipation. Arthur W. Leonard, Register. diately. HERBERT E. CHASE. Instead of or whipping scolaing, give your SEND IN December 14. 1915, Humphreys Homoo. Medicine 156 YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW. ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE. The Jackson, Me., child a treatment of Worm Killer. Co., William sub- Kickapoo xl scriber notice that St., New York. hereby gives she has NOTICE. The sub- Nice confections that kill the worms and been candy duly appointed administratrix.with the wiil notice that he lias been annexed, of the estaie of ADMINISTRATOR’Sscriber hereby gives are laxative enough to move the bowels and Journal duly appointed administrator of the estate of not the worms Publishing Belfast, Maine. WILLIAM G. FOSTER, late of E. KNOW I TON, iate ol expel only but accumulated Sick Republics!] Company, Burnham. HERBERT Belfast, poisons. These poisons and worms bring on Animals in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given in tlie County of W aldo, deceased, and giveu The treatment of diseases of bonds as the law bonds as the law directs. All persons having make Horses, directs. All persons having de fever, children nervous and irritable, re- mauds demands against the estate of said deceased are Cattle, Sheep, Dogs and Fowls, is given in against the estate of said deceased are de- duce their vitality and make them victims of sired to present the same for settlement, and all desired to present tlie same for settlement, and Dr. Humphreys’Veterinary Manual, mailed indebted thereto are requested to make all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- sickness. Get a box of Kickapoo Worm Killer pay- free. Humphreys’ Veterinary Remedies, ment immediately. ment immediately. today at your Druggist’s, only 26c. ■ FLORICE D. FOSTER. CH ARLES E. KNOW LION, 156 William St.. New York. 1916. Burnham, Me*, January 11,1916. ^ Belfast, Me., January 11, of before going into the quaint theater to DAMES AMD DAUGHTERS. Reminiscences see the Mission Play. San Gabriel vil- Petition for Travels. Bankrupt’s Discharge. Western lage is called the Oberammergau of Mias Clayton Griff of London la the In the matter of ) America, since here, in the little theater pioneer among women consulting en- Every Charles E. Danielson, In Bankruptcy. She WiU Sunday; Bankrupt, ) HELEN M. TODD. across the road from the old San gineers. —in thousands of ! „v just households, people To the Hon. Clarence of Miss V. and their Hale, Judge the X. Gabriel is a Charlotte Cudney has charge overeat, stomachs and livers Court of the Mission, given daily most suffer j District United States for the of the department of for it the next day, and even : District of Maine. About Los Angeles. thrilling drama of California renting Cleve- and history, land’s real the day following. Ordinarily a good, f largest estate firm. Charles E. Danielson of Monroe, in the Catalina Island was and the mo9t I dinner Santa impressive spectacle have big hurts no one when some of Waldo and State of Maine, in said Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt has been 1 County events Recover ever work is done after been to see. it. But District, represents, that on the \ ,.-t highly anticipated privileged made vice To be Held in Portland March Sunday respectfully honorary president of the is and 10th of last he was the The rest-day, the stomach doesn’t day July, past, duly ad- 5„ early in morning of Mission Playhouse is in itself f So her doctor said. Her women's section of the Navy league. 23, 1916. get the help of the usual exercise, judged bankrupt under the Acts of Congress F *e boarded the electric the of an old to that he has ijfih friends and unique, giving atmosphere Mrs. Jeanne D. one of and sometimes it is too relating bankruptcy; duly surren- neighbors felt Rice, the best The State given much the so-called “har- while it is encircled Republican convention for the to do. dered all his property and rights of property, P ivdro, sure of it too. mission, by gardens known makers of pottery in the In such cases, “L. F.” At- They have world, year 1916 will be held in City hall, ard has fully complied with all the require- over are Portland, wood’s Medicine the V-geles, though twen- used Peruna in which miniature reproductions of conducts busy kilns in New York helps digestion, ments of said Acts and of the orders of Court themselves Maine, on Thursday. March 23, at 10 o’clock in acts on the bowels and the we to the all the on The carries off touching his bankruptcy. There changed and twenty-one Missions city. ( the the know of its merits. forenoon, (1) for purpose of nominat- bile before any harm is done. It is ! Wherefore he prays, That he be de- s' Mm. may steamer for Avalon, the King’s from San to San Winston Churchill is an an creed the Court to have a That old cough that had Highway Diego expert ing six candidates for electors of President and old family remedy, perfectly safe by full discharge SanPedro An- stenographer and shorthand writer and for even the from all debts provable against his estate ,,;alina.Leaving worried her for and Francisco, each in its proper setting. Vice-President of the United States; (2) elect- children, and a good ■' years acts as a under said bankruptcy Acts, except such debts interested in several U. cient Mission inside the frequently shorthand writer four at and four medicine to keep in the house for sud- ^>re for which bells, rung Play- ing delegates large, alternates, as are by law from such s years, she had for her novelist husband. den attacks of excepted discharge. at anchor inside the break- recall the to attend the Republican National Convention indigestion, biliousness Dated this 25th day of January, A.D. 1916. taken all sorts of house, audience from pilgrim- and sick headache. cough j Margaret Harwood, who was to be held in the of in CHARLES E. DANIELSON, \\ had been warned not to try between the acts this El gradu- City Chicago, the State medicines, has aging along ated from FREE. “Ye Olde Songs,” words and music I disappeared. Radcliffe in 1907 and later of on the 7 of of Bankrupt. trip unless we were Camino Real. Illinois, Wednesday, day June, sixty popular songs sent free on receipt of I " Catalina Peruna is work. at one outside ! doing the Harvard observatory in 1912, has a State a dis- yellow wrapper from the ! ORDER OF WOTICE THEREON. we found that the 1916; (3) electing committee, (4) bottle, ,a ,,rs, and The illusion was perfect, and the mod- together with your opinion of our She will recover. Indeed, I been appointed for an indefinite period trict committee tor each Medicine. reason. Al- congressional district, j District of ss. ,. not without ern world seemed far while we Maine, v, she has recovered. away as a fellow of the Nantucket Maria a committee for “L. F.” Medicine Co, I j (6) county each county; and Portland, Me. On this 29th day of A. D. 1916, on of the Pacific a Janoary, "rollers” lived for few hours in California’s Mitchell — ,ng association, where she has (6) formulating and adopting a declaration of reading the foregoing petition, it is few of our fel- Her name and realized as we could held the astronomical Ordered the That a be had not at all, )! is Mrs. William past, have done fellowship since principles, or platform, in support of which by Court, hearing upon the same on the 10th day of .March, were so fortunate, and Hohmann, 2764 Lincoln Ave., no other means the heroism of Fath- 1912. the of Maine will ipers by Republicans appeal to the A. D. 1916, before said Court at Portland, in Chicago, Ills. She had suffered Farm for Sale of them er Serra and the brave Fran- electors of Maine in the saic at ten o’clock in the many disappeared with Junipero ensuing campaign and District, forenoon; catarrh of the bronchial DIGGEST BARGAIN IN and that notice thereof be cks. Before long all the ciscans in bringing and Short Stories. the September election; and also (7) transact- MAINE. Oppor- published in The tubes and had a terrible cough Christianity tunity knocks once; Journal, a in other business that only your great j Republican newspaper printed in the saloons and ever civilization to the ing any may properly come f»r e places since a child. As she got Indians. We learned CD™C« prosperity and satisfaction is to ] said District, and that all known creditors, and In some of Russia before the convention. BUY NOW the older she grew worse. She parts gold has beautiful home known as the I other persons in interest, may appear at the a, re crowded with vic- more of the story cf the Missions, that pallid been Frank said time and and show coughed both winter and sum- mined without interruption since The basis of representation will be as fol- Berry-Heagan farm. place, cause, if any is California’s history, in that one Frank the mer. Had to sit early 1744. lows:—Each town Grady, caretaker; no trespassing un- I they have, why prayer of said petitioner up at night. city, and plantation will be der of law. afternoon than we could have learned penalty Address I should not be granted. on deck during the whole Could not sleep. “But all that Of entitled to one and for each the blind persons in this country delegate, 75 votes F. E. ELKINS, 131 Eureka btreet, And it is further ordered by the Court, That has left me now. Peruna has from many books hours of San ur anxious to get. by study. 32,448 are males and 24,829 are fe- cast for the Republican candidate for gover- Francisco, California. the Clerk shall send by mail to all known cred- trip, cured me.’* The Mission is a remarkable com- nor in 1912 an itors copies of said petition and this order, of Santa Catalina as it Play males. The male majority is doubtless additional delegate, and for a pse There are others, and there addressed to them at their places of residence bination of fervor, and due to the extra of fraction of 40 votes in excess of 75 votes an the blue waters ahead, a I is a reason. religious pathos largely liability as stated. with of the males to accidents, to their oc- additional delegate. Witness the Honorable Clarence tieally shaped island, all romance, just enough spec- owing Hai.e, must be elected “NOTICE^ Judge of the said Court, and the seal tacular to render it yet it is cupations. Delegates subsequent to the thereof, and mountain like pleasing; at in said District, or the of peaks, date of this call in order to be to Guaranteed work in Portland, 29th,day true to One hundred Until the recent discovery in Mada- eligible par- Chiropody, Manicur' A. D. 1916. of a mountain what but absolutely history. January, range rising rough, uneventful. In San of ticipate in the convention. ng and actors take part, including descendants gascar kornerupine, resembling the Shampooing. Also Facial Work icific. Most interesting of Pedro harbor we noted The State committee will be in L.s. > JAMES E. Cl«rlt. again something aquamarine and the green session in Full line of all of HEWEY, of the who were civiliz- andalusite, kinds Hair Work at my | fish that we saw as on which we had original natives, ball hall at 9 wing frequently commented but of far greater when cut, Reception adjoining City o’clock ed the in the The brilliancy parlors over Shiro’s Store, Phoenix Row. A true copy of petition and order thereon. miand over the all the Pacific the by padres early days. Greenland had the in the forenoon of the day of the convention skimming along coast, namely, only known deposit 32tf MISS Attest: JAMES E. HEWEY, Clerk. reside a near EVIE HOLMES. a of participants in by colony to receive the credentials of the water in flight per- absence of shipping, more especially the of this mineral. delegates of their where be visited On the evening before the convention the ;• dred feet, their irides- absence of small yachts and motorboats, own, they may One of the side plates of the battle- between as at Oberam- State committee will hold a public meeting in ,-id wings glittering in the which are so plentiful in eastern waters. performances ship Maine, which had been imbedded the room of the Falmouth We wished that the of in the mud at bottom dining hotel, Port- them and This is no doubt due to the fact that the merga'i. story the of Havana mg gorgeous land, Maine, at 8.30 o’clock at which I- the Fathers could be harbor since was meeting : hold. As we came still coast Pilgrim presented 1898, recently brought of the Pacific is almost entirely all delegates, and others interested in the wel- boats filled with here in the East in as vivid a manner up by the anchor of the American many lacking in the safe, snug harbors with fare and success of the will steamship Esperanta. Republican p \rty, out from for it would surely make quite as thril- The tot ,.,g trunks pulled which the Atlantic coast, especially that have an opportunity to make suggestions, and Telephone a drama. meet us, and as we leaned of New England, abounds. ling assist in formulating and drafting a declara- we were re- After the performance crossed the SHORT AND tion of or to be we besieged with Los Angeles is infested with sight-see- SHARP. principles, platform, present- road and visited the old Mission San ed to the convention for amend- •, it unnr, in uic uivc consideration, tov ing autos as well as cars, and trolley Join a thrift club of some sort this Directory a ment and adoption. Closing was Gabriel. This was af- f I.” etc. The diving their one on disappointment, insistent agent3 fairly mob year. clear ter the Santa Barbara Mission, as it was All electors of Maine who are to P 'one, in the water the street in their to set forth opposed anxiety the policies of the Democratic party and in follow the course of somewhat restored, and very much com- I a,lily the superior attractions of their own Mere good intentions have no real sympathy with the purposes and aims of the IF YOU ARE 1 a A TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBER some of the mercialized. Instead of devout monk party, without regard to 5 ariabiy one If one refuses to listen chance to stop the war. Republican past politi- particular trip. cal affiliations, are cordially invited and and catch it before it showing precious relics reverently, and urged and are ; they are far from being dismayed and I to assist and unite in electing delegates from contemplating any change that will affect was offered as wave what money Clothes do not make the man, but the several and to f tom, and would it am sure we should have needed an extra accepting cities, towns, plantations, alms for his needy poor, a doorkeeper of they help him make a bluff. participate in the proceedings of this conven- your listing in the telephone you should t or as he clambered into suit case for our had we tion. directory baggage accept- i pronouncedly Jewish type stopped us Per order State Committee. Indulgent tourists had ed all the literature that was Republican order at j pressed observe each other more give your once. and demanded a as an admission Neighbors Frank J. Ham. Chairman. over however, quarter I greedy, upon us. We selected one of the most than they observe the Golden Rule. H. H. Hastings, Secretary. I after which we could look about as fee, E "i stir out of their boats promising looking cars, and with Aunt Augusta, Maine, January 21, 1916. we we had than pleased. We wished that THE WALDO DELEGATION [ silver, pennies Hattie a3 guest and cicerone, started A cubist artist is proud of the title, left undisturbed our memories of the Waldo is entitled to IF YOU ARE NUT A were be- but if him a county delegates as fol- TELEPHONE SUB- :ful, entirely early next morning for a tour about Pas- you called blockhead he'd devout atmosphere of the Missions as mad. iice, and when thrown adena and the Busch gardens. We drove get SCRIBER there are a few Barbara and the Belfast.9 only days left in which : scorn. exemplified at Santa by Northport.1 p indignant for miles over splendid boulevards bor- Belmont.1 Palermo.2 wonderful play we had just seen. San Tlie shortest month of the year is the to order so landed at the dered with and lemon The Brooks. 3 Prospect.1 give your that your name may ap- pictur- orange groves. one that is a Gabriel Mission, however, possesses accompanied by thirty Burnham.2 Searsmont. .2 jijie < alon, our first consider- harvesting season was at its height and note. Frankfort.1 in the next issue some very precious relics, embroidered day Searsport.3 pear correctly of the directory. -h|t w hich we had at one of the golden fruit was piled on the ground Freedom.1 Stockton Springs.2 robes and altar cloths, and beautifully Islesborough.1 Swanville.1 on the as well as If isn't she at least t beach. That under the trees hanging thick- Europe bai« rupt Jackson.1 illuminated prayer books and quaint old Thorndike.2 < f the glass bottomed ly from the boughs. We noticed, how- gives a splendid imitation of carrying Knox.1 Troy.2 music books. We saw what here, also, on like one. Liberty.-.1 Unity.3 i> and for some minutes ! ever, the irrigating trenches between The will is claimed to be Ramona’s baptismal Lincolnville.2 Waldo.1 manager take your order if you v liability of going out the rows of the trees,an ever present re- Monroe.-.3 Winterport.3 we saw and heard of so Discontent flourishes under the de- will call him—free from font, though Montville.3 — any telephone. ii eursion steamer w»ith a minder that we were in a where country lusion others’ lives are easier and many Ramona relics in southern Cali- that Morrill...... 1 Total.53 water is Dreeious. c -engers, or by ourselves in than our own. fornia that it is difficult to believe in the happier Nomination Papers. peiled by one-man pow- As we passed through th«j residential genuineness of them all. Secretary of State John E Bunker has The merits of both sides districts, the streets were bordered with Al! of emigrating Europe will not prepared a list showing the minimum and p' We returned at a late hour to Los come South can maximum number of signatures r- .phatically stated—1 should have palm, acacia and California pepper trees, to America. Africa required and dined with aunt and for a candidate for office within the New Angeles my hcid half a billion. any t: ‘shouted’’—by efficient barkers, as well as the familiar eucalyptus. The State. The law plainly states that there shall England Telephone cousins at their apartments on Sunset I ne more I debated the question the acacia and pepper trees seemed to me be at least one per cent and not more Boulevard, where we surely showed our You can tell a counterfeit than two per cent of the total vote cast for undecided I became. I most with their generally and Perhaps beautiful, graceful, Governor at the last State election for the appreciation of home fare after long ex- coin by the ring, but you can't always Telegraph «> I be standing there, Some of the district where the candidate is to be voted for Company wondering yet, feathery foliage. bunga- detect a counterfeit love that perience with hotel cooks. way. For U. S. Senator, Governor and auditor the 'O’ Will decided the re- which seem the characteristic tUGENt R. ji question by lows, type minimum is 1416; maximum, 2833. For Con- SPEAR. Manager. .ng me that time was short, and | uf California architecture, were literally The Congressional Record continues gressman, 3d district, minimum, 423; maxi- mum, 845, For county officers in Waldo 1 g me into a desirable seat on the I covered with roses and bourgainvillea, its useful work of serving as the great AVOID ST. VITUS’ county, minimum, 56; maximum, 112. For while prolific flowering geraniums were DANOE mausoleum for well intentioned ora- representatives, as follows: Physicians are baffled St. Vitus’ term 'glass-bottom” is a some- so common as to seem worthy of by tory. Belfast. 23 47 hardly dance because it is a nervous disease in Unity Class. 13 26 ■ one, as are mention. were even in some cases leading they not, They which they can find 11 23 nothing actually Reindeer steak from Alaska, which Searsport Class. LET speaking, glass bottomed at all. trained into hedges. Everywhere was a wrong with the nervous system. Lincolnville Class. 10 20 YOUR CROPS DECIDE »i7| is reported, sounds a great deal better P before the child Class. 10 20 will tell to use E. FRANK COE FERTILIZERS. on either side nar- of flowers and a long becomes awkward Winterport ) They you Manufactured \ arranged of semi-tropical profusion than cab horse from New and begins there is a porterhouse Each must be sworn to before a in the Best in the at Maine. K with bottoms of riot of colors. dropping things petition Equipped Factory Country Belfast, ? glass, which Purple bourgainvillea in which the York, which is and returned to the of period appetite is fickle and permitted. magistrate department > JACKSON & HALL BELFAST ACiENTS. v. :m- through the center of the climbed on the same trellis as red ar:d the patient is tired and listless. The Stste before the first Monday of May, 1916 $ oe famous Marine Gardens lie pink roses, while scarlet geraniums jerking movements characteristic of the THE COE-MORTIMER COMPANY, NEW YORK disease come much later. The Royal Box. | j -hore around a point about a j elbowed each other for room at the foot, In the early stages a good tonic for the from Avalon. As our boat and apparently no one objected to the E. H. BOYlNGTON blood and nerves wiii go far toward pre- Murat, king of Naples, was known as wly over the spot, our guide color scheme. We were introduced to venting the development of the disease. the dandy king. ? the or man’s so called Put the tonic must be free from Eye-Sight Specialist Ti -wonders of the sea life we lippea, “lazy lawn,” alcohol Henry III. and Henry IV. of Eng- Quarries, MAINE CEN1RAL RAILROAD and opiates for these make the nervous OF THF plainly beneath us. Strange because its thick growth is close to the land were lepers and were called the condition worse. When your child Factory and needs no ap- lions, and many different spe- ground mowing. to sit leper kings. B0Y1NUT0N OPTICAL BELFAST AND pears listless, prefers and read CO., Locations BURNHAM. p and seaweed, like The auto stopped at thejfamous Busch- rather than go out and and “Hellas” is the real name for Greece, looking play requires On after too 44 South Main Street, Winterport, Maine. and Sept. 26. 1915, trains connecting trees and sunken which under certain re- entirely much time to get his or her and “king of the Hellenes” is the cor- plants, with gor- gardens, at Burnnamand Watervilie with through trains a course of treatment with rect title of the not OFFICE DAYS. MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS Mill Sites, Farms,Sites,' > ored fish strictions are to the and lessons, give king, “king of for and from Bangor, Watervilie, Portland and darting in and out open public, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. They cannot Greece.” Boston, will run as were conducted” follows:, m, were some of the sights re- “personally through do the is sure to be Hotels harm, system bene- the widow for Summer ■ Queen Elizabeth, of King sale Jiver who had come out with them by our guide. It was like a trip fited and you may avoid serious trouble. “FOR Fit ONI BKLFAS1 Charles of Roumanla, is widely known ir to wander These build the nourish An 18-acre farm with one and one-half sently, and we could through fairyland about pills up blood, story and Jam pm pm plainly the starved aa “Carmen Sylva,” a writer. Her Camps nerves and improve the gen- house, a good well of water. The farm is Belfast depart. 7 05 12 20 2 as he swam about beneath us amidst rare trees and shrubs imported 20 It eral health. majesty, who is nearing the end of adapted to poultry raising. Citypoint. 17 10 25 especially ,12 ,2 25 "ked the from the over the terraces and to ON THE LINE OF THE up beautiful iridescent tropics, Your own druggist sells Dr. Williams’ her seventy-second year, was before Apply LOCATED Waldo. ... <7 20 (1235 ( 2 35 MRS. JANE D. STEPHENSON. Brooks 7 32 12 s’:el)s that he had lawns that abound in this triumph of the Pink Pills or will be sent her marriage a princess of Wled. 47 2 47 previously they by mail, R. F. D. 1. Swan Lake Avenue. Knox. (7 44 ■ ted” postpaid, on of 50 cents 12 59 ,2 59 there in order to “discover” landscape gardener’s art. Here and receipt price, per 2w4 Thorndike. 7 50 1 05 box, six boxes for the Dr. Wil- MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD 3 06 ‘■us for there in little and under trees were $2.50, by Unity. 7 58 113 3 13 opportunely the benefit of glens liams Medicine N. Y. Current Comment. Co., Schenectady, to those to Winnecook. (8 08; ,1 23 ,3 23 r -ts. them to the sur- of little for give opportunity desiring Bringing groups queer figures represent- Write free booklet on “Nervous Dis- Burnham, arrive. 8 20 1 35 335 make a ir location for a new start found a ready sale for them at ing some well known fairy tale—put orders.” If the automobile has put the old change Bangor. 11 45 3 00 5 05 in life. Clinton. 8 39 live cents there so we were told as a quaint con- fashioned carriage on the scrap pile oil apiece. Benton. 8 48 6 20 NOT A SINGLE BRIG IN SIGHT. that is no reason for the horse ouuui wvci me marine viar- ceit to amuse the children of the million- putting Watervilie. 8 51 3 29 — 5 25 r on the meat market—Ban Francisco Water Power Portland. 1150 550 8 25 half an hour or then re- aire owner. The grotesque cactus gar- Undeveloped more, Almost Every Kind of Ship That Floats Is Chronicle. Boston, p m. 3 20 to the den was even in its wharf to transfer to a interesting ugliness, In Service. Unlimited Raw Material Speaking of railroad prosperity, last to KKI.FAMTi: '‘ift motor boat for a to the but my enthusiasm was most aroused, trip was There is one of the marine sit- year the first one in more than am am < i ■*. phase AND As we left the wharf the as always, by the beautiful rose gar- uation The Journal and 00 that is particularly noticeable in half a century when the new mileage Republican McCall’s Boston. 10 3 00 8 50 ime we saw the dens. we New sleek brown Here in the Busch gardens York. Never since the wane of measured less than 1,000 miles.—Bos- Land the Magazine one year each for Good Farming Portland. 12 00 7 00 dig the as he met a a bride in her deep-sea sailor have so many full- 12™ Ben, pet sea-lion, merry company, ton Herald. AM rigged ships and so many big barken- unj and around the float. One wedding gown and veil, groom in even $2.10, in advance. AWAIT DEVELOPMENT. Watervilie. 7 16 10 02 3 15 tines been as Congress has subjects before It paid seen hereabouts now. Bangor. 7 00 ■n on the wharf called to and all the attendants in 1 50 him ing dress, gala Where all come from is a which will call upon its members to they mystery. Subscriptions may be new or renewal Communications regarding locations Benton. 10 08 3 24 ip a of raw whereat attire. It was not until we were close Some of them look as if had been make clear the difference Clinton... 10 piece fish, they distinctly Write or call at this office are invited and will receive attentions 17 3 34 in the sea of Dead Sea of Burnham, leave. 8 35 linn pulled himself on the enough to see the obvious “make on Sargossa, that between the politician and the states- 350 up float, up” when addressed to any agent of the " mnecook. the Atlantic. Others are spick and span. man.—Washington Star. 18 45 ,10 40 4 no laboriously up the steps and their faces that we realized that they MAINE or to U"'‘y 8.54 10 55 There are a lot of Norwegians among j CENTRAL, 4 09 of the wharf to the were some of Los Tlorndike. 91,3 n 05 4 17 length end, Angeles’ many the incomers and most of them are sad- K"°* INDUSTRIAL BUREAJ '9 10 (11 15 4 25 look the of fish in his “movie” a in need of attention. tiie piece actors, staging wedding ly Apparently Pen and Brush. Brooka .. 935 11 35 4 40 of the sea have been ransack- Waldo ■danced a moment on the edge scene. hospitals .. ,9 33 ,1145 ,4 59 ed to MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD, bring forth anything that will Marie Corelli, the Is said to Citypoint.... 19 45 (11 55 ,5 00 eadfirst into the water. From After leaving the gaidena we drove novelist, Belfast, serve to carry and earn money j arrive. 9 50 12 01 5 05 freight be in grer# favor with Queen Alexan- ♦ 'boat Will tried a sr.apshop of through more acres of orange groves to in these days of wonderful freights. PORTLAND. MAINE. lag station. dra. I *or »*■«* no# hut itn the the Cawston There would be a touch of •c. sold at developed pic- Ostrich Farm, where we picturesque- ---- $5 2;>o-n/,e^ from Belfast. ne8s if these barks and Miss Helen Miller of Philadelphia, at ■ -ist full-rigged ships of wharf pilings made only a brief visit, as it was very H. I). WALDRON. would spread their canvas and show the age of sixteen, is the author of ten General out of p-rspective, with a similar to the Los Angeles which Passenger Agent. farm, their glories to the man who loves the plays. G. C. DOUGLASS. sea lion :.nie« '! ■■ lower cor- we had previously visited. interest sea, but time is so valuable that no General My ship Janies Montgomery Flagg sold bis Eastern Steamship Lines. Manager. Portland Maine. on wind in or out Centered in the first specimen of yucca depends coming going first when he was of picture only four- ail to New York. Tugs pick up the deep- the Seal R cks took us that I had ever seen. This beautiful teen years old. It was a comic. sea rovers fa; down the bay and tugs Only because of a very special arrange- ALL THE WAY BY WATER rockv shores of the island to a plant bears a spike of creamy white take them out. Dr. Tsubouchl of Waseda ment with the publishers of McCAf.L’S university MAGAZINE can we the benefit of For I’out two give you Sale miles away, where the flowers several feet high. The speci- The sailing ship is having another Is now hard at work in translating this money-saving club offer. McCALL'S lease of is the Fashion Authority and Housekeep- SCHEDULE. ■stered in great numbers upon men 1 saw there was a small life and not a minute of that Shakespeare. It Is the intention of Dr. WINTER one, per- ing Helperof more women than any other life must be for minute to Sand and gravel delivered at in the As four feet in with its sacrificed, every Tsubouchl complete his work during magazine in the world. basking sunlight. haps height, spike means money. the Come in or write to see a sample copy. UK of our motor boat disturbed oi flowers in full bloom. Much present year. BANGOR LINE a reasonable to Aunt Schooners, too, are plentiful—three- All the latest styles and fancy work price. imhers they splashed off into the Hattie’s amusement I went close and masters and bigger. every month; also delightful stories aud Turbine Steel Steamships Belfast. articles, besides regular departments in Never was the so Leave Belfast Mondays, and Thursdays at *t a lime like a tried to smell of to be bay peopled with cooking, home dressmaking and house- CHAS. M. flock of sheep it, only warned 2.00 m., for Camden, Rockland and Boston. H\LL, craft and but in all its broad keeping that lighteu housework and save p. s big little, at g leader. to Ava- a from the clus- women Leave Belfast Wednesdays and Saturdays Returning away by savage prick stretches, so far as a eye has Woman money. Loved by everywhere. searching fEvery 7.80 a. m., for Bucksport, and Win- Tel 306 rolled about the ter of stiff, sword-like leaves at the been able to it harbors and Wants^ Searsport, Searsport Ave. town, making discover, not, terport. ■ bas Don’t Miss This Offer is to the omnipreaent souvenir base of the flower spike. 1 realised then not harbored for many, many moons, Returning: Leave India Wharf, Boston,Tues a York and m. Leave Winter “"1 the of its other name of brig.—New Commerce Fi- days and Frid ays at 6.00 p. watching Rig Ben go through appropriateness t s’ toeemSallpattern i'A fo nance. subscriber tor thU Grmmt “Family Bar- port Mondays, and Thursdays at 10 a. m. "»g stunts once more. All too “Spanish bayonet.” The tough fibres Boston and intermediate landings. t. brmtad McCall GEO. * ,,n,e Draaa Patterns, FREE, came for of these sword-like leaves are used to (raloa ISc) by JOHNSON, departure, and it aanditwapaatadcaxd !'*mn ■ source of that we make a kind of cloth, I believe. regret FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE ^^k bar and Six* desired. MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE Plan a longer slay at picturesque By previous arrangements the auto left CASTOR IA Dissolved in water for douches stops “ ulceration and inflam- BETWEEN PORTLAND AND NEW YORK We have aeen by recent newa us at a junction of the Pacific Electric pelvic catarrh, For Infants and Children mation. Recommended by E. Attorney at Law 'ist Lydia Avalon baa beet Oe- ear lints, where we made connections STEAMSHIPS NORTH LAND partially Pinkham Med. Co, for ten years. t>v and we with the for San In Use For Over 30 Years DR. C. AND HERMAN WINTER. fire, aincerely hope trolley Gabriel. After A healing wonder for nasal catarrh, W. L1RBY, BELFAST, MAINE. »urh a delightfully interesting a short ride through the beautiful San Always bean sore throat and sore eyes. Economical. Reduced Fares. Reduced Stateroom Prices. *di Schedule disturbed. Information upon request. soon be rebuilt. Gabriel valley we reached our destina- in all Probate DENTIST, FRED W. POTE, Agent, Practice; Courts.; practice ** ,nb back Slgnamreof to San Pedro was some- tion in time to snatch a very hasty lunch 37 Main Street, Belfast, Belfast, Maine a specialty. 2tf I Me ^ t, CENTER MONTVULB. SEARSPORT. STOCKTON SPRINGS. The schools in town closed Jen. 28th. Frank I. Groea of Bangor waa in town last Mrs. Fannie Bridges, Middle street, is slowly For the Last Three Days of the Miss Frankie Mshew is visiting st Mrs from a recent attack of £ week on business. rallying debilitating £ Sarah Stevens in Brooks. the grip. Frank C. Whitcomb left Monday on a busi- Hardi I of Knox Gras Carnival Mr. and Mrs, Henry Rogers visited I suffered an at- j to Boston. m Eben Libby, Sylvan street, aeaa trip their son Melvin Sunday. tack of the grip last week, necessitating the A. L. Sweetser left Thursday for Pawtucket Food Fair A. Watts and of Waterville are attendance of a physician. W, family to work in a spool factory as finisher. | guests of Miss Etta Thompson. TONIGHT atthe The Ladies’ Aid of the Universalist pariah of Boston arrived and f Harold Estes Friday will meet this, Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. We offer the Following Special Bargains Mrs. Msry Edmunds of Morrill, formerly of is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Vv. H. West on £ Alvah C. Treat, Church street. this town, is in very poor health. Main street. Aid of the Universaliat church Misses Cassie and Helen Cushman are The Cong'l pulpit will be occupied on Sun- The Auxiliary One Case Standard 50c. Fleece Lined Men’s Belfast Food Fair was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. gw guests of Sheriff and Mrs. F. A. Cushman in day, Feb. 6tb, by Rev. Harry Trust of Win- 35c. Elmer Church street. Underwear, each, Belfast. tbrop, Maine. Thompson, H flj Mrs. Morton L. Carleton of Winterport is The apples bought by Mr. Colley of China in Mr. and Mre. E. W. Gilkey and Dr. and Mrs. U THREE FOR ONE DOLLAR. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Tit- I November were hauled to Thorndike station S. L. Fairchild motored to Bangor last week to 1 TWO MORE comb, Sylvan street, for an indefinite time. orn is keeping hi use lor the children The middle of last week Harry R. Hichborn last week. WHITE’S CORNER, Graceful where she has are away. received a telegram from James A Blanchard (Winterport.) Contest gor, employment. they ; Skating I the death of his Mrs. bion is. can born, Church street, is still of New York announcing Miss Louise Cunningnam is in Boston for Mrs. A. J. Nickerson, Mrs. D. C. Nichols.and is at work in this | Mrs. Elizabeth D. Blanchard G L. Clark of Brooks lo- hoarse (and at mis writing housed) »rom I mother, (widow several weeks’ visit. Feb. 7th. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Duncan were in Bangor very Monday Night, i the late Parker from ! cality with his wood-sawing machine. a e^eut attack of grip. Miss Gwendolyn and rded in The officers are: W M, ter. ;he said Registry of Deeds, Book Chaplain. ASTrundy; lations upon the birth of a ten pound son, Jai». I it while so fast and went into the running Bennett. In North Bucksport, January 2, 1?4, Page 222 Also a certain other of S W F K J E W secre- piece Sawyer; W, Fletcher; lias been ill since on la: 26th, Mrs. Staples seriously ditch, striking his side and sliding quite a SHIP MEWS. to Mr and Mrs. P. W. Benneit, a daughter- d situated in Troy, containing on.: hundred tary, H E Bang.-; treasurer, J 11 Dnncan; S D. FKEEDOM. Bridges III to and irom an attack ol the grip, but at this writing, distance. He did not come to for some time Prospect, January 30, Mr. thirty (130) ..cres, and being same premi- H L Merithew; J D. P N Staples; S S, j ant: Mrs. Edward Bridges, a daughter. ses described in deed from G. C ites to Ralph Monday, is convalescing Dr. Stevens has been and it was he was but Lyman one in the is either supposed dead, they AMERICAN rvrtTS. Gould In to Aaron Brow, dated M< ody; J S, G S Sargent; chaplain. J E W ent- Nearly every village Lincolnvilie, January 22, Mr. April 18, 1898 and record- iu attendance, took him to the nearest and after a Mis Oscar a ed in said or house, and Gould, daughter Registry of Deeds, book 248. worth; marshal, A E Trundy; tyler, I H Hav- I having the grip rheumatism. New York, Jan 27. Bound east, schs F C Page week he was taken home. One is Harriman. In Bluehill, January 15. to Mr. 371. Also a Certain other of i.mil situ- Mr. Everett Grieve, Church street, is suffer- j leg badly Ijjendieton, South Amboy for New London; piece ener, The fficers of Searsport Chapter, R A Mrs. Jennie Vose, who ha? been sick with ard Mrs. Warren B a son. utcd in two hundred al- injured, but s. ems to be and other- L-sie A Port for llurriruan, Jackson, containing (2i>0 ing irom a bad case ot the grip. Monday | gaining, Ba> ies. Reading Providence, In North acres, more C, were th. i; by Mr Pattee, D D G H with is convalescent. Hasty. Bucksport, January 22, to or less, ar.d b* n g same premises alarmed his pneumonia, wise the horse is sound and smooth. (both anchored); 28, sld, schs Metinic, South ien. oon a stveie Hi turn greatly | Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hasty, a daughter. described in a deed from Aaron rc.ow to Baniuel P, assisted ny G E Merrill as Grand Amboy for Newport; Andrew Nebinger. Port Chaplain wab Mr. Arthur is in Bath with his par- I HlLBROOK In Jan. to Mr. and C .-mow, uattd mother, Mre. Rupeit Dorr. Dr, Smah Sampson for Rockland, 23, November 26, 1877, and record- and J E Wen'. 'or', as Marshal. J ti Keating New Bedford; F C Pendleton, Grand Mr. ar.d Mrs W. H. Mrs. ilenry J. Philbrook. a daughter, Julia ed in saio Registry of Dee is, tmok 212, i.asiily summoned and re.it.ea toe patient^ | ents, Sampson. SWANV1LLE. South Amboy for New London; Elsie A Bayles, Pag.- Duncan was installed High Priest. Following Ellen. 459. Reference to all of which deeds and records | who at this is rest- Several from this attended the Port Reading for Providence; 29. ar, stm Viilli- writing, Monday evening, piaci moving Staples In Stockton are made for a more the a was served to a Springs, January 26, hereoy particular installation banquet nocket, Stockton; 30, ar, schs Lhvinia M Snow, descrip comloi show and dance in to Mr. and a 10 lbs. tion. Also a certain ing tably. picture Unity village Satur- Walter J. Mrs, Medbury Staples, son, other piece f land situated large ct mpany. During the installation music Nickerson of Belfast was in town Rockland; Maud ti Dudley, Boothbay; Harry in said Jackson mui being the same premises The many friends of Mrs. Levi S. Griffin, lay evening, Jan. i9th. W liaynes, New Bedford; Abbie C Stubbs, was furnished by Gilkey’s orchestra. Sunday. described in a deed from Aaron Bnow to Samuel New Haven; Daniel McCloud, Providence. Maple street, will hear with regret that she Mr. Albra E. Flye, who has been visiting MARRIED. L Snow, dated 24, 1885, and recorded Anchor Chapter, 0. E. S. The officers- Mr. W. S. Nickerson lost a valuable work Boston, Jan 27. Sld, sch Edith McIntyre, January of her old trouble—hemor- in said of Book 460 suffered an attack his mother at the old home in Freedom village horse Me; sch Annie & Registry Deeds, 212, Page elect of Anchor O. E. S., were in- last week. Brooklin, 2t, sld, Reuben, the Chapter, of Jan. Cargill-Pease. In Union, January 14. by being home farm on which 1 now live, con- rhage of the kidneys—on the evening ! has returned to his work in Brighton, Mass. Stoi.mgton; 29, sld, sch Thelma, Norfolk stalled Monday night, Jan. 24th, by Past Mat- Clarence Curtis went to Lincoln with Rev. B. W. Russell, at the Methodist parson- taining about two hundred (200) acres. 26th. At tiffs Monday, she is belter, his Jacksonville, Jan 30. Sld, sch Jacob M Has- wilting, the Woodman Clinton M. of Warren and Miss And whereas, Kate A. Lane of Brooks, Coun- ron, Mrs. Annie M. Frame, assisted by Mrs. Frank Norton has bought Me- team Jan 24th to haul pulp wood. keil. Perth Amboy, age, Cargill and it is hoped she may not have a return of Olive M. Pease of ty of Waldo, State of Maine, is the owner of Adelaide Parse as ! Donald stand and is in new windows Mobile, Jan 25. sch Blanche H Appleton. Marshal. Those installed putting Miss Nellie Sld, King, said and the debt the distressing illness. Dr. Stevens is her Welch, who has been with Mrs. Pensacola. Green-Tafley. In Brookiin, January 15, by mortgage thereby secured. wen Worthy Matron, Miss Flarriet M. Ers- and will soon have it ready to move his family Rev. Louis West, Orrin L. Green of Brooks- And whereas, the conditions of said mort- physician. G, T. Nickerson for several weeks, has return- Ferriandina; Jan 31. Ar, sch General E S James there vilie and Miss Grace Adelle of Brookiin. gage have been broken and remain so. Now kine; Worthy Patron, FI.Duncan; Asso- ed to her home in Greeley, Pernambuco. Tapley Charles Neally, an aged citizen passed away Prospect. Holmes-Jenness. In Belfast, January 31, therefore by reason of the breaking of the ciate Matron, Miss Florence Colcord: Secre- Mrs. who has been house Providence, Jan 24. Ar, sch Susie H David- Wyman, keeping Mr. and by Rev. J. Wilnor Richardson, at his residence, conditions thereof, I claim a foreclosure of Mrs. Louise Sunday night Irom a cerebral hemorrhage, at Mrs. Augustus Tripp have returned son, Weehawken. tary, Fletcher; Treasurer, Mrs. for wr. Anson has to No. 1 Bernard J. Holmes said mortgage and give this notice as Knowlton, gone Liberty home Jan 26. sch C B Northport avenue, request- Fllla the home ol his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. from Worcester, Mass .where they spent Stonington, Conn, Ar, ed law Sweetser; Conductress, Mrs. Adelaide to the rest of the winter with her son, for and Mrs. Emma Lillian Jenness, both of Bel- by spend the Clark, Bangor Sag Harbor. Associate Calvin Neaily, on the Mill Road, by whom he holidays with their son John and fast. Dated at Brooks, Maine, this 28th day of Parse; Conductress, Mrs. Elizabeth ; Wyman. family. Norfolk, Jan 25. Ar, sch Edward H Cole, Harry McAllister-Dunton. In Janu- January, A. D, 1916 3w5 Mrs. has been very tenderly cared for since the Mr. Charles New York sailed for News Burnham, Webber; Chaplain, Finiily Colcord; Mar- Small, who has been working in (and Newport ) KATE A. LANE. Mrs, Bennie Tyler, who was operated on re- Jan 27. ary 16, Carroll McAllister and Miss Ivy Dun- Iiitz : death of his wife^ several years ago. The the Stockton, Sld, stm, Millinocket, shal, Mrs. Atwood; Organist, Mrs. Mary house recently bought by his son. Dr. F. C ton, both of Burnham. By BEi'H W\ NORWOOD, her Attorney. cently in the Eastern Maine Hospital in Ban- New York. Mrs funeral took place Tuesday afternoon from the of Webber-Flagg. In Meyers; Adah, Ida Duncan; Ruth, Mrs. Small, Belfast, came home sick last week. Searsport, Jan 26. Sld, Rahn, Eliza- Belfast, January 29. by gor, has returned home and is gaining very barge Rev. his Edna Mrs. Lillian house. Sympathy is extended to mourning stm Norfolk. J. Wilhor Richardson at residence, Fairchild; Esther, Pattee; Mrs. Hardison and son bethport; 27, sld, Meteor, j fast. She rides out nearly every Qay when Chauncey Lowell, W'illiam B. Webber of Belfast and Miss Ethel Martha, Mrs. Sara Sawyer; Electa, Miss Mabel friends. pleasant. who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. FOREIGN PORTS. Flagg of Belmont. Sheriff’s Sale. E. Griffin; Miss Warder, Lucy A.. Sargent; Mr. James Harold Foster of for several have Bangor, who Cunningham weeks, returned Cay Frances, Jan. 25 Arr, schrs Ella M sentinel, Capt. J. D. Sweetser. Following the home to STATE OF MAINE. with his wife was spending the winter with Bangor. Willey, Bond, Newport News; Sadie C Summer Diwn. APPLETON. installation the members of the order enjoyed her Sweetland do. WALDO, SS. parents, Mr. ana Mrs. f rank S Harnman Friends of Miss Sadie May Nickerson, who a chafing dish which the la- Bermuda, Jan. 24. Arr, schr Augusta W supper, following of Sandypoint, btceuse of his ill health, died is in the BLAISDELL. In East Bluehill, January 17. Taken this twenty-second day of District Deputy Grand Master O. W. Poland, training Beverly Hospital, Beverly. Snow, Haskell, Norfolk. January, dies cooked: Mrs. Emily Colcord, Mrs. Lillian Guilford D. Blaisdell of East Orland, 87 A. D, 1916, on execution dated nine- last Saturaay from pulmonary hemorrhage, to Mass., will be pleased to learn she is Marseilles, Jan. 21. Arr, schr Edith H Sy- aged January assisted by C. F. Osier as Grand Marshal and meeting A. D. on a Pattee, Mrs. Ella Sweetser and Mrs Inez At- New York. years. teen, 1916, issued judgment render- which for some time he had been with success. She now mington, Hagan, subject. installed the good is on night duty, Blaisdell. In Orland. January 21, Mrs. ed by the Supreme Judicial Court, for the wood. Rarebit, crab a la creole and past grands of„ Appleton Lodge, Paramaribo, Jan. 22. Arr, schr Robert H ; shrimps Deep sympathy is extended the young widow the first in her of at the term thereof following officers of Appleton Lodge, I. O. O. class to be appointed. McCurdy, Watts, Norfolk. Sarah Blaisdell, aged 81 years. County Waldo, begun and rice were served. and held on the of in her great bereavement by v llage Burkett. In Washington, January —, Mrs. first Tuesday January, A.D. acquaint- the severe last F., No. 75, Friday evening, Jan. 21st: N. G., L. During gale Friday night a MARINE MISCELLANY, to on the fourteenth oi ances. Miles Burkett, aged 63 years. 1916, wit, day January, Obituary. News was received here Sunday W. Morang; V. G., Albert Sherman; Secretary, heavy barn door in the barn belonging to Farnham. In Orland, January 23, Captain A.D, 1916, in favor of Robert C. Logan of Bel- Boston, Jan. 31. Cable advices from Buenos of the death Saturday Jan. of Last week Financial Mrs. Luella Nickerson across Frank Farnham, 76 years. fast, in the C >unty of Waldo, against Frame E. evening, 29th, gave us unseasonable mid-winter F. E. Larkin; Secretary, Perley Per- the road from announced the abandonment at aged Ayres Monday James of Caribou, in the of Rev. Albert H. at his home the FOSTER. In Sandypoint, January 30, Logan County Aroostook, Thompson in Ray- warmth—a real thaw”—rain, and ry; Treasurer, V. O. Keller; Warden, Alfred house was blown off and carried a sea of the schooner Baker Palmer of Portland “January fog quite Harold Foster, aged 32 years. for one hundred four dollars ard sixty-three N. where for the 1 and the rescue of her crew of 14 men mond, H., past 28 years he sunshine “Just the kind of weath- Shepard; Conductor, B. L. Mitchell; R. S. N. distance to the hill This door ran on Maine, Glidden. In 1. Eliza cents, debt or and thirteen dollars and alternating. beyond. the Northport. February damage, had been of the by ship Rhine of this port. The Palmer pastor Cong’l church. He was er in which the flourishes” a G Elmer E. L. S. N. Edson trucks on the inside. A widow of Charles J. (Hidden, aged 73 years. seventy-one cents, cost of Buit, and will n« grip bug wrote Sprague; G., sailed from Norfolk for Buenos Ayres on Dec. a native of Healy. In Rockland. January 26, William sold at public auction at the office of J. S. Chelsea, Mass., and was born Jan Boston the climbed Mitchell; R. S. V. G., O. T. Keene; L. S. V. G., Mrs. A. W. 4, with a of coal and she was commanded physician. Friday mercury | Datum spent several days in ! cargo J. 60 7 months and 25 Harriman in said Belfast, to the bidder, the son of Healy, aged years, days. highest 27, 1849, Capt. and Mrs. Edward K. to 65 on Southern Herman Mitchell; R. S. S., Leland L. by Capt. Percy O. Dun ton. She was built at degrees piazzas: Friday night Johnson; Bangor last week to be near her HERRICK. In Southwest Harbor, January 16, on the tenth day of March, A. D. 1916, at ten both of daughter Waldoboro, Maine, in 1901, had a net Thompson, whom were lost at sea on a cold Herbert Mitchell; L. Mo- tonnage Samuel Watson Herrick, 87 2 o’clock in the forenoon, the following described brought northwester, followed by a S, S., Chaplain, F, Bernice, who was on at the of aged years, recently operated 2,792 and was valued at $70,000. real board the brig Albert Perkii.s in 1852, on the. Inside Outside months and 8 days. estate and all the right, title and interest bright, windy Saturday,the temperature rising, rang; Guardian, Henry Turner; Paine and while there was the Portland, Jan. 31, The six-master Eleanor Hospital, guest Hanna In Sailors’ Snug Harbor, Staten which the said Frank E. Logan has in and to passage from Boston to St. Vincent, de in Guardian, Leslie Butler; N. David A sold & Small to New Cape the middle of the dav. Retiring G., of Mrs. E. L. Cunningham. Miss Bernice has Percy, recently by Percy Island, N Y., 15, William Hanna, the same or had on the second day of June, A. York has taken out of the coal January Capt. Verde Islands. After the death of his The work was a parties, been D. at and minutes in parents Esancy. enjoyed by large been ill with but at this formerly of West Tremont, aged 82 years and 1915, eight o’clock thirty Mrs. Cleveland Church street, suf- seriously pneumonia, carrying business for the present to be put in a Mr. Thompson came to live with his Hooper, the 10 months. the afternoon, the time when the same was grand- company. Following installation remarks is little better. Her more trade She made a serious ill turn on the afternoon of writing (a many friends profitable many dividends attached on writ iu the same to wit the late D. fered Havener In Brewer, January 27, Edward the suit, father, Henry Smith, Esq, of I Dy brothers Poland, Osier and other members wish her a for her Bath owners during the 15 years she Dr. Harold G. Small was called and speedy recovery. C. Havener, ag d 79 years and 4 months. A certain parcel of land with the buildings He was educated in Jan. 24th, was owned them but a charter she has Searsport. the public ] of the order. A social hour was enjoyed.then by just Kimball In Belfast. January 27. Mrs Fran- thereon, situated in said Belfast, and bounded recommended the immediate attendance of a effected leaves them all in the shade. She of where he > as on the side schools Searsport, passed his boy- all repaired to the banquet hall where a sump- ces D. Kimball, aged 74 years. 6 months and 9 follows: Beginning easterly of trained nurse,and one arrived from the SEARSMONT. arrived at New York last week from Portland hood and later from •' Bangor days. Bridge street at the intersection of Green street days, graduated Amherst tuous supper was served by members of Gold- to dry dock for an overhauling.after which she following day. Under her care the patient has Littlefield. In Hampden, Jauuary 22, thence east by said Green street five rods to college. He frequently visited his home town en Rod Rebekah has will take on a cargo of 120,000 cases of petro- j Lodge. Appleton Lodge The of ! Alvah G Littlefield stake and stones; thence northeasterly, at right slowly improved, and at this writing, Monday, members Rosewood Chapter, O. E. S. leum for the River Plate, on a basis of and his last appearance h* re was in August, I a membership of 119. going Mahoney. In Searsmont, January 9, Mrs. angles with said Green street eight rods; thence is able to sit a short allowed are planning to an entertainment in the 76 cents to Montevideo, her freight money 1915, when he delivered the historical address up time, although give Henry Mahoney, aged 58 years. west live rods to said Bridge street; thence j amounting to over $80,000, more than half the to see no one as the nurse being very near luture. McDonald. In Vinalhaven, January 25, southwesterly by said Bridge street to the at the centennial of the First and Second Con- yet, amount for her her new owners. \ paid by of Janus McDon- of and the homestead watchful of her We her con- NORTH MON1VILLE. Charlotte G. Caiver, widow | place beginning, being 7 and patient. hope Raymond Packard left here early last Satur- I gregaticnal churches, August 8, 19^5. i aid, aged 87 years. of the late Thomas P. Logan. valescence may be rapid. He is survived by his wife aid two daughters i day morning to drive to Waterville with a load Miles. In Bucksport, January 27, Mrs. Rob- Also one other certain parcel of land with ami BELFAST PRICE uURRNET. Mark E. Busher Mrs, Emma Busher of ert 94 and 13 the buildings thereon, situate in said Belfast, of N. and relatives in Mrs. Annie K. East Main goods for Dr. C. R. Simmons. Miles, aged years days. Raymond, H., by Sandy- Harriman, street, and the same described in the visited at J. W. Nutter’s, Sunday. Corrected Weekly for The Journal. Pitcher. In Stoughton. Mass January 30, being premises joint, Brooks and Searsport. :ias been informed tl at her little ngraddaugb- Mrs. Bertha Cushman and her sister, Miss John W. Pilcher, formerly of Belfast, aged deed of George P. Lames et als. to the late Miss Roberta a Thomas P. dated A. I). ter, Elizabeth Griffin, 8 years of age, only Wiggin closed successful Angie Paine, and Vena Miller, are recovering PRODUCE MARKET. PAID PRODUCER about 70 years. Logan, December 18, The Ship Charter Oak. Sixty-one years In 30, William 1897, and recorded in the W aldo of j ihild of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Griffin of year’s school, in the Vose district Jan. 28th. from severe attacks of the grip. Apples,per obi,1.00,' 2.001 Hay, 10 001a4l Shales Belfast, January Registry ago—Jan. 5, 1855,—the new ship Charter Oak, 7 Arthur Shales, aged 26 years, 3 months and 4 Deeds, Book 248. Page 308. | North has been in the The all to see her back for the dried, per lb., Hides, 06 Adams, Mass., hospital pupils hope Miss Sarah Bean of Boston, whose critical 8. 3w5 FRANK A. CUSHMAN, Sheriff. Capt. Pbineas Pendleton, 2nd, i Beans, pea, 3 76a4 00! Lamb, p. day commander, for the two term. j past weeks, where she underwent spring illness was has Beans, Y. E., 3 75iLamb Stevens. In Bucksport, January 20, Mrs, sailed from Searsport for Charleston, S. C., reported recently, sufficiently j Skins, 76 in for from which she Butter, 28h30 Sarah J. Stevens, aged 80 years, 5 months and operation appendicitis, recovered to walk about the room. Mutton, 8 FIX KC in OILS’ NOTICE. I lie subscribers here- and made the run in four and one-half days. Miss Edith Lawrance, who has been stop- 27 s Beef, sides, 8£al0 Oats, 32 lb., 55 days. notice I hat have been apparently recuperating satisfactorily.Sym- In Flavilla in by give they duly ap- Among the boys who made their first voyage ping at home the past two weeks, has gone to MisB Susie Hanson is caring for Mrs. Belle 8 Potatoes, 100 Turner. Rockland, January 25, executors of the last will ami is extended to the and | Beer,forequarters, pointed testament pathy parents grand- 60 Round E., wife of John Turner, a native of West of in the ship,and who afterwards became master- Brooks for a while. Cunningham, who is recovering from a Barley, bu, Hog, 10 mother in their extreme in slowly | 75 4 months and 11 days. anxiety the case, Cheese, 22 Straw, 7.00 Rockport, aged years, A1 Al land oi'iiin, iaie ol Bellast, mariners, were Andrew S. Pendleton, Franklin ---t- critical illness. Young. In Searsmont, January 12, Julia A., rhe surgeons and nurses at this date assure Chicken, 18 Turkey, 26a30 Nichols and William H. Blanchard. The widow of the late Isaac of Lincolnville, in tlie County oi Waldo, deceased, and given ship State of of Calf Skins, 18 Tallow, 2 Young :hem that all symptoms are favorable to com- Ohio, City Toledo. bonds as the law directs. All persons having was built the late Master John and Duck. 20*Veal, 12al3 aged 70 years. by Carver, Lucas County, ss. OAK HILL. demands against the estate ot said deceased are plete recovery. (Swanville.) 29 Wool, 3 after plowing the ocean for more than thirty Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is sen- Eggs, unwashed, desired to present the same tor settlement, and ior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Fowl, 16! Wood, hard, 6.00 all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- years as a merchant ship she was finally sold Monday evening Bethany Chapter, O E S, Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County Willis Harvey and Wallace Seekins have Geese, 18 Wood, soft, 3.60 ment immediately. for a and ended her off nstalled the with Mrs NOTICE WALDO TRUST COMPANY. barge days Montauk, following officers, Sarah and State aforesaid, and that said firm will have RETAIL PRICE. RETAIL MARKET. pay gone to Waldo, where they employment. Belfast. Maiue, January 11. 1916.—5 L. I., where she foundered, coal laden, in 1894, P Twiss, P W M, as installing officer: Mrs the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for 18 1 10 In accordance with the provisions of Section Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Belfast were Beef, Corned, Lime, of a The the W Charles each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be Peavey Oat 5 20 of Chapter 67 of the Revised Statutes, and while in tow tug. day Charter Mellie Kneeland, M; Kneeland, W Butter Salt, 141b., 18a22 Meal, NOTICE—The subscriber here- cured by the use of HALL’S CATARRH recent guests of his mother, Mrs. W. R. 4 amendments thereto, I hereby certify that the Oak sailed was a bitter cold and the Moses Mrs Ltlia A Mrs Maria F Corn, 91 Onions. notice that be has beeu duly ap- day P; Thompson, M; CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. entitled to now in hands GUARDIAN’Sby gives Peavey. Cracked Corn, 86 Oil, kerosene, 18al4 persons deposits my pointed guaidian ot Moeman tavern and situated conductress; Mrs Sworn to before me and subscribed in virtue of said are aB follows: livery stable, just Hanchard, Mary Heath, my Corn Meal, 86 Pollock, 8 by law, this 6th dav of A. D. 1886 Mr. and Mrs. Danel Kaler of Frankfort are P111LEN E E. BAG LEY ot Waldo, east of the residence of Capt. W. H. Goodell, issistant conductress; Mrs Edith F Ginn, presence, December, Cheese, 21 Pork, 14 Emma M. Lemley, Charles E. Stephenson, A. W. GLEASON, her for bonds as the were fire. It was the Mrs Eleanor B visiting brother, George Harvey, Cotton 21° Plaster, 1.13 Murray F. Gurney, Nathan Miller, in the Couuty ol Waldo, and given totally destroyed by first treasurer; Colcord, secretary; Public. Seed, (S^al) Notary Beveral weeks. Codfish, dry, 10 Rye Meal, 4 Elbridge Cunningham, Charles H. Thompson. law directs. All persons having demands against fire in which the new Hunneman Tub, Penob- Mrs Annie K Harriman, chaplain; Mrs Rose Hall’s Cure is taken and E. are desired to Catarrh internally Cranberries, 12 Shorts, 146 Orleand Dunn, Heirs of Dan'l Gardner, said Philene Bagley pre- acts Blood on the Mucous Mrs. A. W. Damm returned from sent the same tor settlement, and all indebted scot No. 1, which was bought in Boston in 1854, Blanchard, Adah; Mrs Emma Prescott, Ruth; through the Surfaces Bangor, 19 47 John H. Smith, Hattie Thompson. Clover Seed, Sugar, are to make imme- of the Send for testimonials, free. Jan. called there the illness of her thereto requested payment was into service. The old is lira Marietta D Fletcher, Esther; Mibb Fannie System. 29th, by Flour, 7 60a8 8 T. I., 50 CLIFFORD J. brought engine F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. O. 60,Salt, FATTEE, diately. Bernice, and that she is gain- H. G. Seed, 8 76 Sweet Potatoes, 5 Treasurer of Waldo CHARLES W. Barnes, Guardian. in good condition at the present time and ifudgett, .Martha; Mrs Alice M Hichborn, Sold all druggists, 76c. daughter reports County. by Lard. 161 Wheat Meal, 27, 1916. Waldo, January II, 1916, use calls. Pills for ing slowly. Belfast, Me., January ready for if occasion Slecta; Mrs Junita E Snow, organist; Mrs. Hall’s Family constipation. j