OURNAL. W _ ^(XME 86 _unurAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1914. _NUMBER 27 THE 7t IOUrnal' The Churches. PITCHER-SLEEPER WEDDING. Base Ball. HOWE'S GREAT SHOW. PERSONAL PERSONAL. intents ^'s of j One the moot brilliant and The Howe’s Great London Show is .Wedding Bella..The interesting coining E. C. Upton of Boston arrived Sunday on a. Belfast Preaching service at North Belfast as usual events of th« took GAMES. Mr*. George D. Mahoney has been visiting in t:a Pitcher-Sleeper Wed- season place even- THE EASTERN LEAGUE here, and the date Bet for its ia Satur- cl 1 ifes The Tuesday coining short business trip. ‘ 8th Maine Re- next Sunday a fur noon at 2.30 o'clock, followed st the home of Mr. too early last Boston and vicinity the past week. i:hur Base Ball. .The ing and Mrs. The Journal went to press day, 11th. Too much can not Elbridge July importance Frank B. Hazeltine is at home from Bowdoin d'".*' I by Sunday school. Simmons Pitcher, when their afternoon John Kimball returned to personals. only daughter, week to the Wednesday be attached to the date thie show will be here, Hartford, Conn., .To report for the summer vacation. Study The Parish was united in the Easterns a College in^ton Whisperings. morning service at the First Gladys, marriage to James Belfast defeated for no one will care to miw whaC is ad- Friday from visit with relatives. in 100 Countiea.. Tay- games. again seeing ,Ep.Inditions ChuicU ia held at 10.4b a m, Sun- lor Sleeper of Beloit. Wis. 7 30 a score of Miss Marian Hazeltine returned Tuesday ‘ K.>»" Defenders are Built (Unitarian) by there was on the Congress street grounds by mitted to be the very best aggregation now William H. Ford of Brockton, Mass., ar- fheCup from visits in The school meets at 11.45. a large gathering of relatives and the local team in second Northampton and Boston. President's Costly Victory.. day. Sunday friends in 9 to 6, which landed I before the people. With three rings, splendid rived Friday to visit Belfast friends. Failure. .Word Used in the attractive rooms. There 6 won' Mi*. Martha S. Haskell of T.Th..,t!,n Rev. Robert P. of the was no the Easterns leading with games an&a museum full of it is Portland is the Industries. Doremus, pastor attempt place, menagerie wonders, The Henry Hoyt Hiltons arrived Saturday at fonnal decoration, hut of won 6 and lost 4. of her C. H. Js," Manufacturing Farmington Unitarian Church, will occupy the quantities white and 8 lost, while Belfast had not to be surprised at that it has attained the to the guest brother, Sargent. in the Suburbs.. spend summer at The Battery. N keeping roses and ferns were used with in the 8th .Belfast Free Unitarian pulpit next morning. peonies, excel- Belfast won by a hard batting rally reputation of being second to none. Mrs. Arline S. and Isabel *('•' nwe of Today. Sunday John of was the Cooper daughter lent effect in the and end of a 6 Simpson Gloucester, Mass., Maggot and iU parlor living room. In to bat on the wrong The show is far from a new one as far of arrived to visit relatives. Ir! The Apple The regular services at the Universaliat inning, going being guest of Orrin the week. Newport Tuesday the hall, daisies and green five runs. With the J, Dickey past >I completely masked to 4 and making as its title is for it has been enter- n r church next will be as follows: Bcore, concerned, ana Mrs. Frank A. and Miss Sunday the while in the Mr. and Mrs. Sherman G. Swift returned Mr, Riggs Myrtle W.C T. U. Convention... stairway, dining room pink bases “Bush” Ladd came across with a to the amusement loving peo- service at 10.45 full, ing successfully have returned from a week’s visit in f Belfast. .The News of preaching o'clock; Sunday made a from a Simpson ,r peonies handsome showing. hit and McElwee contributed a home for the and is one of the Thursday week’s visit in Bangor. of the Granges..- school at noon. clean-up ple past generation \ewa When Miss Florence of McLellan Newburg. Moody Gardiner, a run when needed. Up to that inning few shows that has endured and thrived with E. W. Wi’.ey of this city attended the reunion The Christian Scientists hold services in Miss of Mrs. Effie school friend of the bride, began the honors about even. It was a to of the 8th Me. Margaret, daughter M Of Belfast. wedding and Wheeler had age. This may be attributed solely the fact Regt. in Portland last week. Th n'.w. their 127 Main at Harrison, is ill at their home on Lin* I iinditions.. hall, street, Sunday morning march the groom, accompanied his excited. seriously „i Wedding by brother, good game and kept the crowd that it has always kept just ahead of the times Mrs. Albert C. returned Castine. .The 11 o’clock and at 7.30 Burgess Tuesday colnville Ave. luation at Wednesday evening Allen Sleeper of Detroit, Mich,, took hi* At that afternoon the Bangora de- and in advance of other similar aggregations* and the Vet- Bangor from an extended visit with friends in Boston. |n imstration o'clock, to which all are welcome. before the to 3. Mrs. place officiating clergyman, Rev. feated Old Town to a score of 8 Merit has always been the motto of the show, Eugene L. Stevens returned Tuesday islield Personals, Warner Peck of was a re- The services Mills William W. of the the Youngstown, Ohio, from a week’s visit with Mrs. R. ...Camden Per- next Sunday at Mason’s Sleeper Wellesley, Mass., At Bangor, June 26th, Harry Wormwood, and this,has been sustained above all other night P. Rey- i.mment cent guest of Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Ames. Notes.. will be held at 10.30 a. m., followed the groom's father, in the bow window in the now with Bel- success nolds in Lewiston. 14 rary News and by former New England Leaguer, considerations. Another factor in its Then the bridesmaids Mrs, Nellie Johnson and Miss Nellie Perkins .

1 WOOD USED IN THE MANUFACTURING Washington Whisperings. | INDUSTRIES. June 29, 1914. BELFAST, SATURDAY, Washington, D. C., JULY 11 Washington, D. C., June 29, 1914. declaration President Wilson’s emphatic been the for- "special" Statistics have compiled by that he to the newspaper correspondents show for the first time I est service which to remain in ses- j would expect Congress precisely how the lumber produced in until the anti-trust legislation pro- Shows sion Howes’ Great London the country is utilized. About 45 billion in his to the by him message " all kinds is the annual posed WORLD- feet of lumber of lawmakers has* been enacted UNCHANGED FROM ITS TOUR OF THE PRICES National INTACT, COMPLETE AND production in the United States; of this a wail from the lips of many every other tented exhibition. brought dwarfing and overshadowing nearly -25 Pillion feet, board measure, who had hoped to get away Congressmen are further manufactured, the other por- jCOAL0 On and after Hay first we shall for fence-repairing purposes; make! in July the Largest M Most Perfect Show ^,iN Continent. tion for rough construction remaining on on some of these aforesaid "fences” being is 0 the following prices coal put in a The lumber and for similar purposes. This leve| I in bad repair, according to The Travel exceedingly Day'* exclusive of material which reaches its X delivered in the limits: I inside information. irv^ Amusemejr^Sensation city mant times t«e final use in the form of fuel, railroad One thing the President’s utterances TheMonarchs ties, posts, poles, pulpwood, cooperage, has done is the subject of congratula- Biggest And Most r wood distillates, and the barks and ex- tion, that is, the speeding up of the Sen- $7.85 per ton oupreme Bewildering tracts demanded by the tanning industry. Egg, I ate in its consideration of the appropria- The work of collecting and compiling " tion bills. With the exception of the Production the figures extended over a considerable Stove, I Sundry Civil, the River and Harbor, and EverSeen and was carried out State by “ the General Deficiency bills, the Senate period was made I JnThis but as one full year has all the other money budgets State; Chestnut, passed State the are the basis of statistics in each “ and they have either become law3 or use of lum- total is a fair average of the I still in conference. Pea, ber in further manufacture in the whole The River and Harbor appropriation “ 50 and 60 cent of on Thurs- country. Between per Franklin 8.75 bill was reported to the Senate Chestnut, I is to further ; and its considera- the lumber produced subject I June 18th, early day, the will be manufacture. In preparing figures tion will be urged. While there be re- of the in this way, however, it should some to certain features | objection A A discount of 25c. ton is allowed membered that considerable material per fori bill it is not expected that the opposition and reaches and factories in the form will be either large or unreasonable, shops • Cash in 30 days from date of delivery. 1 without due sea- or logs, bolts, and billets having the bill will pass the Senate in and sawmills, and while this 5 Appreciating past patronage I son. passed through hoping included in these statistics material is for a continuance of the same. I of in com- 0 The Year Book ot the Department this fact should be remembered has come of lumber ® Agriculture for 1913, which just paring statistics with those Yours respectfully, I distributed from the presses and is being production. of are to Congressmen and to correspondents Nearly or quite 100 different wooc^t the Department entitled to receive copies, used in this country under their own in from its prede- while an unknown number find FUEL & HAY I liffers several respects names, BELFAST CO, of with- the articles in general being their way to shops and factories { cessors, instructive charac- or listed, a more popular and out being identified separately contains a In ter, although the book itself except under general names. quan- smaller number of pages than those that tity the softwoods, the needle-leaf or most but ■have gone before. coniferous trees, are important, the .1 __niimVior r»f In the articles in the Year Book a part. or hroadleaf trees. cost of living plays prominent among the hardwoods, Holmes Stave ,VUI Parts Hall’s Sta> out than inlnta; Dr. Pennington, for example, points Yellow pine comes first with more ■ a li that Americans neglect valuable source r2°0 8 billion feet, followed by white pine Biass and ('em posit ion tastings up to ICO of 20 of food by failing to take advantage with 3 billion, and Douglas fir with a their dis- GREAT Iron c,, imis. the immense supply of fish at FUNNY little more than 2 billion. It should be Jobbing, Repairs. Grey The protein content of fisn is ACTS understood, however, that the term “yel- posal. CLOWNS. on Your meat Let Us Figure Requirement.- as nign as ,Lnai low includes several species, the fully IOOO pine” although meat prices are rising steadily, SOLEAPERf three most important of which are long- U3e the or no effort is made Jto and loblolly. Oak, includ- ittle 100 ACROBATS ILD leaf, shortleaf > the ANIMALS •cheaper substitute. It is foreign ing all species, has nearly 2 billion feet, Belfast Machine & Foundry l States which all Parts § population of the United ioHigh SchoolHorse? ^ ’from and is the most important hardwood. ayityAy ». ■» the fish consum- jjj® a«ii y ;-i eats the greater oart of AND 50 LOFTYTUMBLERS The Two Continents Maple comes next. names IIKItS OK ed in this country. Dr. Pennington Dogwood comes about halfway down j JIAM’KACTI some of which it is board ten staple varieties, the Monarchs Supreme, the list with more than 7 million Sash Weights, Builders’ Supplies, Sled Castings, Wagon ul( be for The Marvelous Eddys safe to say can always purchased feet, and of those species mentioned Nuls and Brake Weeels. when ten cents a even TROUPE DIRECT FROM YOKOHOMA. comes last, with less less than pound, THE ROTAL YEDDO JAPARESE Turkish boxwood Orates of all Kinds, Shafting, Boxes, Collars, Couplings, -t and can usually be prices are highest, than 30 thousand f-et, followed by many Pulleys and Gears. Hege Rotary Mill Parts five*cents. 250 Horses. to list but mak- ■obtained for less than 200 Novelties. 400 People. others too insignificant 54 European a book is illustrated by full-page a total of all Kinds of more than The of Performing Lions. Camels. ing re- Troupe Performing Elephants, 'plates, of which a large number are million feet. Of the native species, and 21 tables, maps HUSSARS. 3 BANDS. fall near ■ produced in colors, by THE DUBLIN GRAYS. THE BLACK laurel, holly and yucca very and line drawings. the foot of the list in relative quantities royal roman hippodrome, trained animal exhibition. --- used. lead- Dr. W. T. Hornaday, one of the > Fifty-five principal industries use wood the and an emi- Afternoon at 2, at 8. ing naturalists of world, Free Street Parade, JO A. M. 2 Exhibitions, Night as raw material. Their relative import- and animal nent authority on bird life, ance is hard to indicate, because quan- famous bead of New York’s zoological DEFENDERS 1 HE BKESILlEm S U1S1LI VIUUKI. alone is not in all cases a criterion ROAD CONDITIONS IN WHERE THE CUP tity a nation-wide propa- TO STUDY parK, is conducting ARE BUILT. of value of an industry to the commun- of useful 100 COUNTIES. But fir'' suffered with my head since.” Get a bottle certain From to 5,000 banks in all AND you on**'’ Children that Mr. Perkins’ affiliation with 3,000 parts (Signed) Mrs. M. L. Croxford. ^ Ory today. Keep in the bouse ail the time for big business interests made him unfit to of the United States compose the bulk of hold notes Gifford’s Cheese FOR FLETCHER’S paina and all hurts. 26c., 60c. and $1.00, at hold his position. the Claflin creditors. They Ward off La with L. F.” Piquant the of the lia- Grippe your Druggists, “When they read Perkins out,” said aggregating major part CASTORIA These notes are said to have Bueklen's Arnica Salve for all Sores. Col. Roosevelt, "they will have to read bilities. Big 35 Cent Bottle at Dealers. PLACE (OUR ADsT me too.” been issued the various Claflin stores, A. A. HOWES & Ter baby's croup. Willis’s daily cota and out, by CO., reiterated that he would indorsed H. B. Claflin & Co., and the FREE Trial MaiL msmma’s son throat. Grandma’s lama- a The colonel by Sample by '■bruises, For mild, easy action of the bowels, try when in finan- ANO MEDICINES THE *l!l >naaa.—Dr. Thomas’ Belsetic Oil—tbs hoosshold a modern laxative. Stc. at not be a candidate for the governorship proceeds used, discounted, GROCERIES, DRUGS WITH Doan’e Reguleta, “L. F.” MEDICINE Portland, Me, 'nmsdy. ®c. sadSOe. all stone. of New York this fall. ring their needs. CO., in the Sub- ing to the simpler and more fundaments ^f^Keeping doctrines of Jesus and in all ita depart- »“|try urbs. ments a new social interest is pervasive. ECONOMICS IN RELIGION June 1914' 0t It takes money to a ■rTON, D- C- 29, operate church, as it takes a of live stock, poultry just money to keep factory kinds running. Two business concerns which to suburban con- each a RR ! '#r'°USelv adapted manufacture the same product find that It can be S“8t*11 reasons. one can supply the demand. The re- loaf than several iHi^^petter R|* on a very Bmall sult is that one concern closes its doors have evermade ^"•uccessfully and the other is permitted to run full i111811 ■ The waste products ^^you time. Economy in production is effected k if W"1 table be before—yours .,hen and the may and the market ia fully supplied. R will 1111 as feed. The care of is little doubt that the churches you only «-antage There id,0 8 is com- could become more efficient— there would :flk Wil- f- l9 pleasant work, specify BB|| be less trouble about financing them—if and may be done by ^am Tell |{h'rS!"si.nple. of effort were done a way *(i” and duplication d,- of the family. Eggs with. There is a substantial waste of when you ^Hgf are always in demand and in too many churches. !n'f Uitry effort money order flour. before them. The is used to is as efficient as it should be, and **f sold to advantage in any grit grind nature should not be tabulated as full; None wB/tj^r ^R n’a> and the shell ail do not accomplish what a fewer num- Just as good for I at home, thus furnish- their feed, oyster furnishes as his attainments. The more HR^ u9e,i highl] ber could accomplish. cake and biscuits f" which is hard the lime for the shellB. Be sure to I and iv fresh product egg people are educated the greater the di and are out of Tour of Creed dogma going pastry and all the rest. First American the Great English Favorites nou> with ,Stm market condi- keep water before them at all times. versity in their natures. It is said thai fashion. The tendency is toward the R ^^B "under general of the good Howes’ Great London the care of that are drink much more of Christ. are thing*; Shows, Belfast, Saturday, July 11. poultry Birds laying there are twice as many divorces simple teachings People ^k •ecur‘1,,, a,i,)itioP. grant- that it makea little difference to eat that ,s em- that are not learning good recreation for adults, water than those laying. ed in America as in all other civilized na w^^^R :v whether they worship in a Methodist or a ■B flour makes. for the The water should be out of the di- ^^RRB II ^ "^nd good discipline kept tions. And the number is rapidly in' Presbyterian church, provided that the to sun. to the Allextr.anutri- P [„ a source of income rect rays of the There are seven times Ai place is in fact 8 house dedicated gR^k ^BH| creasing. be- ^ in the food ac- The of time it takes to hatch Great Teacher. tiou*, too, , saving period many today as there were a third of s WBBa^^ ^Rgi cause William of the domestic hen is 21 The best specimen of newspaper is to family, say poultry special- eggs days. century ago. To attempt to check the ^BF A what the Tell is milled There are two methods of incubation and the world something ''Wl^r by uR of Agriculture. [ evil by law would be to heal a sore while today department Both our Typewriter sr-ecial process Bargain tl!" to an earlier '' brooding, namely, natural and artificial. I it is still Bible was generation. k" JkM A new Oliver direct from the never nreecis are among the putrid within. io Red Winter Typewriter, factory, ,.#1PC are with facts and from CM In natural incubation and brooding the The of the Ameri- replete suggestions. k ^^Bi this country: Plymouth domestic condition Wheat the richest used, and with all the latest will be sold at on a nest of Geo. M. Cole. improvements, hen is allowed to sit eggs can is much the same as the ^k ^^RRK ties, Rhode Island Reds, people politi- andf _'c -t ■*; .u--n tk" and brood or mother the young chicks Husum, Wash., June 6, 1914. Rk a for cash. Single-Comb White Leg- cal condition of the Mexicans. The discount May be seen at when hatched. horns belong to the egg- Mexicans need to be educated in the THE JOURNAL OFFICE. r; fowls, lay a white egg science of civil government. The Ameri- Belfast Free Library adapted to large, com- THE BIBLE OF TODAY. can people need to be educated in the science of At NEW BOOKS. MAY, 1914. ,r. or to sections where home-making. present of Journal: To the Editor The the home is a citadel from which the rings a premium over FINE ARTS AND AMUSEMENTS. fact that there are PRESTON’S Despite the many is excluded. Men do not hesitate from >v other breeds belong to public Booklovers Scrapbook. Made still are those in FOR SALE BY YOUR CROCER failures in life, there to dissect the human and learn to for 1903*04.. 700 B 6 „,si‘ class, and lay brown body Booklover’s Magazine & Transient Stable alive Livery, Boarding to the the world who walk through fiery remedy defects, but the home is not La Farge, John. better adapted Heavy, impure blood makes a muddy, pimply Is situated on Washington street just off Main street. I have single and as did in the furnaces just as truly they studied or discussed so much as it was One hundred masterpieces of complexion, headaches, nausea, ,r the farmer who keeps indigestion. double hitches, buckboards, etc. Careful drivers if desired. Your patron- 760 L-2 Thin blood 1 when the Bible story was written. women makes you weak, pale and sickly. as days centuries ago. The education of painting. ,,.ber of fowls, they For pure blood, sound use Burdock age Issolicited. Telephones—stable 235-2, house 61-13. Iy28 he has seen noble moth- Mathewson, digestion, Judge Neil says is a in domestic relations Christy. Blood Bitters. 00 at all I : also make good table working change $1 stores. W. G. PRESTON. Proprietor. forever from their own Pitching in a pinch; or. Baseball of the ers separated the outcome of which no man can per- r advantage gen- from the 1912. 797 M f'" were this inside. THE APPLE children because they poor,and dict. So as a woman is it is MAGGOT AND ITS f is is that they will long single John. the name of Timbs, crime was committed in fine for her to be able to earn as much as CONTROL. f brood their chickens, Abbeys, castles and ancient halls ^ kindness and charity. Before 1,700 chil- and other breeds of a man, but she does not willingly engage of England and Wales. 3 vols... 720 T 4 in 300 of One of the most 1857 »o j« dren were pensioned Chicago, shd finds a hus- discouraging features DECIDE 1 iss are non-sitters. in home-making unless LITERATURE. LET YOUR CROPS each into court of in the State of Maine is iegg-1 them were year brought band above her in earning capacity or Kennedy, Charles, Rann. orcharding They will tell you to use E. FRAFJK COE FERTILIZERS. Manufactured 1 : v °f m£,thods °f feeding ■' that are pen- the the done to the fruit the in the at Belfast, Maine. urea' as law breakers. Now they with an inherited fortune. There are The idol-breaker; a play of injury by apple in the Best Equipped Factory Country are used success- £ r. poultry is re- 1914...812 K 38-2 or railroad worm. The control AOENTS. < sioned the number of law-breakers in which present day in five acta. maggot JACKSON & HALL BELFAST or rear- many positions society promise | and brooding, DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL. of this to time has ijaU duced to three. Eighteen other States, than is obtained the pest up the present is the best better returns by THE COE-MORTIMER COMPANY, NEW' YORK s under hens, Grinnell, George Bird. been like a foe in the for j ttjiic- learning that the Illinois pension system honest tiller of the soil, but the outcome fighting dark, a small number of where 99 Beyond the old frontier; adven- if knew how to combat it. diminishes crime among children per is often as disastrous as the fate few, any, raised. and especially if the nearly tures of Indian fighters, hunters Jjjsari have a similar law.during The fact that the little striped winged Incubators cent, passed of those who enter the house of ill fame. and fur-traders. T 78 G 8 n, be irregular. to exist without and iisr; the past three years. labor is what counts. If fly appeared eating, be used also, but they Intelligent Hare, Augustus, J. C. :. r5 niay Neil alludes to child poverty as then laid its eggs under the skin of the consider- Judge there is not harmony of action among Cities of northern and central $1.00 for Three Months the cost of equipment baffled all at ^ the of civilization. When he com- is and 3 vols. 1876.T 45 H 2-2 growing apple, attempts be reared under hens blight partners nothing accomplished, Italy. The News is a offer to new subscribers, first 3 months ,-ri., an the Bangor Daily making special ) | his work the children, he near Rome. 1875.T 45 H 2-6 poisoning pest. Through the efforts enclosed and to the hens confin- pletes among the sooner the partnership is dissolved Days for $1.00. Any person clipping out the coupon sending us, enclosing eeping address. • (®i. notice that old is Lee, Helena Crumett. and careful observations of James F. -» $1.00, the Bangor Daily News will be sent the first 3 months to any may age poverty just the better. But could often < • re! coop. while allowing the harmony t The Bangor Daily News is the home paper of Eastern, Northern and Central Maine, jn {tie! He Across Siberia alone. 1914.. T 57 L 6 at Cornell Ithaca, • as great a blight. says Degging about an Illingworth University, to reach the full Associated Press All towns in Eastern, at will, be brought by intelligent solu- T first morning field, reports. J iens to roam Low, J. M. N. 1911 and 1912 new and en- T After the must it is a failure. Charity can author- Sidney, Y., during Northern and Central Maine fully represented by regular Correspondents. are in a small stop; tion of the by competent fowls problem in transition. 1914. T 62 L 95 first 3 months the is sold at 50 cents a month. < iher manv kept and it Egypt has been thrown upon <£ paper not even relieve child poverty as relations couraging light that But so far domestic " becomes so foul ity. Albert B. 1 ■■ te.tiir ground to abolish it. Osborne, the methods best to the control does not even propose concerned “This is adapted FILL THIS OUT difficult to rear chick- are everyone says: As it is in Englend. 1913. T 42 Os 4*| o ir„ ; becomes and fills of this serious menace to our in- disgraces the receiver the apple 4> Please send the Bangor Daily News for three months to .. success. In order to avoid Charity my problem,” and resents proffered Sears, Anna Wtntworth. [itt; go,. which hurts The points which he + o the with a false pride science. Two on a tour in South America. dustry. important j it advisable to divide giver services of an expert in the condition, is are in the his character. A late issue of the Port- 1913. T 8 Se discovered given very briefly it with some of Doubtless the expert would be hard to 1 NAME..r. \ j„t an t sow part of and while the con- \ Journal ‘‘The holiest Robert. following statements, o such land Oregon says: find as the has not been studied. Shacaleton, I grains as, oats, subject all season quick-growing beneath the skies is the home Unvisited places of old Europe. trol may not be perfect under this method the temple But the time will come when lectures on * ADDRESS... \ ! ,i oi rye. By T 4Sh are of im- that love hath built and the sweetest al- 1*18.... conditions, the suggestions 1 and social life FOR SAME rotated every three or the science of domestic $ ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND *1.00 I I js may is the fireside Washhurn, Elizabeth. mense importance. This investigation tar in all the wide world as as now are g the growing season, will be just popular they The colour of the East. 1914. T 5 W 2 < > around which father and mother and its results must bring encourage- onto the gather on or temperance. Jefferson said: Conant. Big the hens growing grain purity Worcester, Dean the who has the rail- ( and children.” It also says that the ment to orchardist t, w inches A in the marriage state is the The and ,r -a high. good “Harmony Philippines, past present. fruit season after sea- of the future is to be founded on road worm in his is oats and wheat church first to be aimed at.” If he 2 v...T 914 W-2 ibination grains very object discovered James F. LINE love of God and love of fellowman. son. Facts by DIRECT 6 or 7 bushels to love, were still he might devise a public Wu Ting Fang. gual part- sowing living at N. Y: New Order Thus the and the law makers are America, the Illingworth Ithaca, England •; ■ and press home for troublesome third parties who through spectacles Bf, square feet,) using The of the railroad worm Eastern Steamboat Co, the of our of an Oriental diplomat. 1914... T 73 W 9 1. flies Bay r the last in the rapidly embodying spirit so often prove a source of discord. s;; seeding emerge from the ground from June 15th of Protection COMMENCING Christian civilization and putting it in a BIOGRAPHY. j Franklin was accustomed to say of the to August 1st. Second brood may con- It Higginson, Mary Potter. JUNE houses more practical form. occasionally of Christ upon the Cross: "That tinue to emerge until frosts. An Ideal and Progressive Fraternal and MONDAY, 15, 1914, Icpr.m- —ntials in poultry picture Thomas Wentworth the man whose skill Higginson; 2. are seldom in less dawns on them that the is the of one who came into the Eggs deposited Insurance Order for Men and GOLDEN ROD will Run Week lire and ... B-H 53-4 Social STMR, Every Irvness, sunlight, picture story of his life. 1914.. than three weeks. an of year brings him income $2,000 per world to teach men to love one another.” j Women. November, 1887. as Follows: t<- s,ep the birds comfort- White, James Clarke. 3. One fly may deposit as high as 400 Organized Day tax as the one whose feet of floor should pay as much The individual fortune or the individual Sketches from life. 1914. B-W 582 t ut 4 square my I eggs. fee fast No. 140, was instituted in the Leave Brooksville, 6.30 a. m.; Castine, 6.45 a. him a Similar in- Lodge, [ invested brings is of little but in union HISTORY. 4. While maturing (from 20 to 50 28, and ex- Warren's lslesboro, 7.10 a. ctp.- r lie general-purpose capital influence effect, City of Belfast December 1889, I m.; Landing, m.; that the eats from the surface of to those in 8.00. leave Bel- come. It often happens The hun- R. H. days) the fly tends a cordial invitation wishing pro- arrive Belfast, Returning, K:.a e feet for the smaller very or united effort is efficiency. Hall, Harry, ! leaves and fruit. tection at minimum cost to become members ! fast, 8.30 a. m. man the income from skill fails Evils The ancient history of the near ■. ration be deriving be fed united effort. of health and Leave 2.15 m.; 2.45 ei a- laying may gry may by 5. The fly eats by moistening an area of this lodge. Anyjperson good Brooksville, p. Castime, as 1913. 930 H 14 of 18 and 45 will be Warren’s 3.10 time for of in health and needs a pension just like be East, of the leaf surface with iis own saliva habits between the ages | p. m.; Landing, (in it uiash of equal parts intemperance may suppressed and leave Li eligib'e. Certificates issued for $500, $1000 i boat to Boston.) Returning, Belfast, as the children for whom effort. A of home- Hung Chang. I and then sucks the surface dry. is:,.-. middlings and beef truly helpless by united system $2000. Information gladly given at all times. 5,00 p. m. for Warren’s Landing t lslesboro), Memoirs of Li Hung Chang. 1913. 951 L_6 a film is over the | Neil is working. In many cases could be 6. If poison spread EBEN M. SANBORN. Fin, Sec’y. Castine and Brooksville. If. pi before the b.rds in a Judge making and home government McCabe, surface of all foliage and fruit, the fly A. Connections will be made with the Eastern it more than the children, for Joseph. 6ml8 IDA MAHONEY,Cor. Sec’y. and a scratch they need united effort. At its food. Maine q. time; developed by present The of Constantinople, will take in the poison with Steamboat Co. to and from Boston. to for Empresses been accustomed luxury are both left to chance and are a 7. The of the is at- Central Railroad to and from Boston. Steamer BDof rs of corn, wheat and having they in 1913 .949.5 M 13 fly apple maggot feel more the ; tracted sweets. Stockton to and from Camden. Connections r years ihey keenly degrada- more state of revolution than by ter 4 to 5 inches deep complete ; Patmore, K. A. CONSTIPATION OR COMFORT? Sunday with Eastern S. S, Co. from.Boston for of adverse circumstances, and with- 8. A sweetened poison spray applied it so tion the Mexican civil Edwards of can be neither comfort nor Warren’s Landing (lslesboro), Castine ;and mate this feed that government. The seven England. to the to be a certain There good to them- foliage appears exists. Most Brooksville. out health and strength help The movements on the Mexican field 923 1 P 2 health where constipation tin- about one-half mash j 1911. method of control. Agents—Fred Patterson, Belfast; James than the little children above sutler from this cause at intervals, loner. will selves more of battle take the first in our FICTION. 9. Bees will probably not be attracted people Richards, Warren’s Landing; J. M. Vogel, Cas- .-.-h grain, which place daily are chronic victims. there are of many P. Brooksv He. referred to. Anonymous. by this spray if plenty tine; C. Tapley, _ » Iwai-c ut 1 of mixed papers while our home revolutions are the old-time reme- quart flowers. Strangely enough, Parties desiring a pleasant sail on Penobscot We cram children’s heads with fairy The goldfish. 1914. X 7 W la to 12 Rock hens. consigned to some obscure corner of the be to the dies for this very common complaint Bay can take stmr. Golden Rod at 8 3U a. m Plymouth X 8 A general spray may applied that have no existence save in ; Home. 1914. doses and so powerful from Belfast and have 4 hours in Castine. Or «1- In order to utilize stories editorial page. When Garfield was a boy entire orchard the latter part of June were nauseating Ughorrs. Gordon. made the condition worse leave Castine at 2.45 p. m. for Belfast, giving of some ancient genius, Gardiner, tiiat they often ad- the imagination he said: “First of all, I must make my- using;— to leave Belfast past -,ducts to the best The reconnaissance. 1914. G 161 than before. Then they wore out in their 1 hour shop. Returning, 5.00;p. facts are on excursions have been when more wonderful going a I do not succeed in I molasses, 1 pound to take a m. These always very is; mash may be used in self man; if that, Hamlin. Cheapest effect bo that it was necessary ~~ Garland, the seasons. ,,,, if we would take the Arsenate of lead, 3 ounces first popular in past in the world today can in Marden and dose. The attempts *»li: dry mash, feeding once succeed nothing.” says: The forester’s daughter 1914. G 19-15 \\7 A larger larger Connections will be made with stmr. Sieur is less trouble to take to make the dose 1 trouble to look. It “Man is the in the uni- at improvement sought DeMonts to and from Rockland at Castine for 5 ains much meat, table only great thing Haggard, Henry Rider. Another method of control is to select the taste nostrum than it is to get out more palatable but to disguise Warren’s Landing and Dark Harbor 8w25 ms some quack one man has The wanderer’s necklace. 1914. H 12-8 a few trees which are in- ip -uDstituted for the beef verse, Only complete yet usually badly the size was increased and results were COOMBS BROS.. Managers. and work according to nature’s laws for like varieties of sweet ■Pi i' -rely add it to the mash been evolved.” William Jones would Hamsun, Knut. fested, apples, unsatisfactory. true H 188 and use them as traps. The following was health. The same is educationally Shallow soil. 1914. In this age of progress it impossible have solution should be to the lower But is-being Harrison, applied that doses horse medicine k -emcr and religiously. progress Henry Sydnor. resembling ,ur, of stock is a matter of •■Men who their duties know. limbs using about one pint to a medium taken human some Mary Carstairs. 1914. H 241*3 should continue to he by made. It may be well to help But know their and knowing, dare Captivating This be made t; as a deal rights, sized tree. application may In the now iiurtaiuje, great maintain Julie M. beings. laxative, Pinklets, •n: who is broken in health and penni- Lippmann, to the lower limbs only and may be ap- iccess or friend is a sugar-coated pill, failure with poultry Prevent the long-aimed blow. over Martha. 1913. L 663-2 presented dainty, to count the number Making with a common hand atomizer: of less, but it is better And crush the tyrant while they rend the plied larger than a grain mustard, i :: individual specimens Locke, William J. Potassium arsenate, 1 hardly Vita pound docs S. from effects, 1.0. similar circum- chain.** is free ■ to bn in the world who are in that unpleasant from. Care should be The fortunate youth. 1913. L 79-7 Sirup, (do not use honey) 4 pints nor but h^has limited his which not upset the stomach gripe Announces that practice lt,‘ stances and count the money they There are some differences of opinion 45 early maturing, fast- Norris, Kathleen. Water, pints gives nature the needed assistance. to diseases of the and note whith- a and be Bimply have earned through life as to the most influences in the The treasure. 1914... N 783-4 This is violent poison should assist and are •trg pu... Hens will not, as a rule, powerful Pinklets also digestion handled with care. use *"’1 er it went in to compete with a of citizen- Charles M. to take after a full meal. Once they are well conse- trying production of higher giade Sheldon, good matured; It is necessary to apply these sprays and will never return to fashionable neighbors in luxury. A of national Jesus is here. Continuing the nar- Pinklets you Ear, Nose and Throat “Ij'it car ... seen that the ship. speaker reputation every 10 and after heavy rains dur- Eye. readily 1914. Sh 43-4 days salts, oil and harsh purgatives. said "Neither the rative of ‘In Hid Steps.” and if the control is to ftowiiiy bieeds will not begin to The death of a man like Weyerhauser. has that, politician, ing July August, Your own druggist can supply you with AND RLNfACTION. Van Schaick. George. be —H. P. SwEETSER, Asst. •won as i!,o him a hundred million business man nor newspaper develop a perfect. Pinklets or will he sent by mail, former. A good index leaving behind Cove. 1914. V 36 they Sweetapfde Horticulturist. the Dr. Williams Medicine a. m. to 12 m., 1 to 3 p. m reminds us that the order of citizenship. They all travel postpaid, hy O Bee hours—10 *raabn.iy to pay a profit over the dollars or upwards, high N. at 25 cents neiib, baroiyu. Co., Schenectady, Y., per 7 to 8 d. m.. and bv appointment. *,wc '*'■ be with the the church and school 1 lahor is her ability to be title of the common people might current; Anybody but Anne. 1914. W 462-2 bottle. Send for helpful pamphlet. nlnnn onalr tn malrn man hoftor STREETS move. It is advisable ! much augmented by a 50 per cent inherit- Wells, Herbert George. CORNER CHURCH AND BRIDGE loin above a million dol- The facte are that moves with A of IA nreed of pure-bred fowls, j ance tax on fortunes nothing The world set iiee, story CASTOR Telephone connection 23tf wealth be the current more than the church and the mankind. W 461*3 For Infant* and Children. TO WOMEN Uuc' from a flock of the same lars. The rich man’s might SPECIAL on a does more for the el- JUVENILE BOOKS. 'r“re uniform than that from j illustrated by two farmers farming school and nothing The Kind You Han Always Bought The most economical, cleansing and l mix The of one man’s farm evation of society than good law-makers Brown, Edna A. o£ all la breeds or mongrel | hillside. fertility germicidal antiseptics GEO. E. j0HNS0N7 Uncle David's boys. 1913. J-B81 j is washed on to the one below, him. The and good newspapers, and we have both Bears the Douglas, Amanda M. Sp 1 lower farmer gets his greater income by in abundance, though it is to be lament- Signature of /owam >a!ihy, well-fed flock to The Red House children’s vaca- Fowls ! force of circumstances and not because ed there are the bad mixed with the must not be allow- tion. 1914... J-D 74-S at Law, t. Attorney jnu or is more skillful. The else. Here fat, as but few i he works harder good, as in everything are Mathew eggs son, Christy. BELFAST, MAINE. ■ be taxed the Journal: ens in such condition. ! two farmers should according samples from Oregon Pitcher Pollock. 1914.. J-M 42 A soluble Antiseptic Powder to • receive an old 'heir it is to income and each age FROM PAUL TO JESUS. Smith, Ruel Pertey. in all Courts. Probate practice getting overfat, Notice of be dissolved in water as needed. Practice aU:' to them bread. The rival campers the oys- Appointment 'ht-m work for most of sufficient give of among pension Discussing the social awakening the As a medicinal antiseptic for douches specaltv. ter Sm 62 -OF- 2tf_ an honest farmer church and its drift pirates. 4 ‘matching in the litter, of Many hardworking Christian from in treating catarrh, inflammation or to sociology, Mr. Anderson be about 4 inches on loses his farm in old age through raising theology ulceration of nose, throat, and that a contrast between the Tr h draws striking MILK INSPECTOR. -ter can be of a thriftless family. One of the hardest caused feminine ills it has no equal. straw, two dominant figures in Christianity, by l! the Pinkham and should always be working farmers I ever knew died in the Jesus from the common For ten years Lydia E, TRUCKING. sprang people, HUMPHREYS’ Co. has recommended Paxtine kinds of insane asylum, simply because his wife himself a working man. Paul was from I hereby give notice as required by law, that Medicine I am prepared to do all trucKing Hook—in cele- with a Leav* f. e,i ... a Pharisee and a Free Medical for in their correspondence Furniture and piano moving specialty. r influenced him to a share of the aristocracy, Roman I have been duly elected and have qualified private i-trg production is one j give large we have orders at the stable, corner of Main and Cross citizen. The one was aflame with a tre- bration of sixty years for the of women, which proves its superiority. his life’s accumulations to her favorite the duties of Milk Inspector City and will receive atten~ wheat, and oats, equal mendous God’s will on and a revised edition of have been cured say streets, they prompt ideal, earth, published Belfast the 1914 15. Women who to him in the world. for municipal year tic n. Telephone connection asmIt is advisable to use son give standing in his first public utterance proclaimed Dr. Humphreys’ Manual of all It is “worth its weight in gold.” At '* W. W."BLAZO, 1 was bearer of news G. grains whenever possible. When the venerable father past himself the good to the diseases, giving in minute detail GILES ABBOTT, Inspector. druggists. 50c. large box, or by mall. the and the 14 126 Waldo Avenue, Beelfast wbere corn and oats do not labor he said: “I can not dig,to beg I am poor, captive spiritually the care and treatment of 3w26 The Paxton Toilet Boston, Mass, blina. The other was in a ^3o„ 'lwr hence his sad fall. wrapped the sick with Humphreys’ grains can be used to good ashamed;” mystic other-worldliness and after his "r Remedies. H. C. Hoffses a mixture of When Neil around to collect sudden conversion expounded his philos- example, Judge gets So. ros Price the of sins. one H. measure of his statistics he will find old ophy of forgiveness The E. B0YINGT0N, W, C. LIBBEY. ,rts kafir corn, age pensions 1 Fever., Congestions, lntl.mm.t1on..33 Dr. CLEANING. devoted three years among the multi- 3 Worms. Worm Fever.35 l,irlt'y will re- as essential to the world as the child pen- produce good tudes to a splendid all around attack on 3 Colie, Crying and Wakefulness of Infsnts.35 Eye-Sight Specialist 4 STEAMPRESSING small handful of this sions for which he is now working in the human misery. The other went off for 4 Diarrhea, of Children and Adults.33 OF THE DENTIST, r Bronchitis. S3 of time into T Coughs, Colds, every three hens in the lit- State of New York. The education of the same length the Arabian 3 Toothache, Faceache, Neuralgia.35 and REPAIRING. K an" upon one, 44 South Main Street, Wleterport. Maine. CUSTOM CLOTHES a V-shaped trough skillfully handled and the hungry fed into bitter and battle IS Croup, Hoaree Cough, Laryngitis.35 brought unflinching 14 Salt Ulicum. Eruptions. .35 to OFFICE DAY8, MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS. wint°r tirne some green and clothed is not all there is life. with literally offered himself 15 Lumbago.S3 Tel. 216-13 lid privilege, * Rheumatism. At 52High Street. | fed for his and Malaria..:. S3 FOR SALE at n°on; cabbage or Without congenial home surroundings as a sacrifice cause. The other IS Fever Ague, , and 17 Plies, Blind or Bleeding, External,Internal.S3 after being shielded 'defended by The lot at the corner of and cit,ler chopped or whole, there is comparatively little human hap- 13 Catarrh. Ioflnenra,Cold In Head.....33 large High p*!f the which had crucified hie streets. This lot ia has a few very powerB S3 Whooping Conch. 33 Pearl folly graded, d«y8 look in the piness. , master, was executed after St Asthma,oppressed, DMUrltBrestblng.33 completed and cemented cellar and with foun- NOTICE. Wl,i'eryy ar,d vainly trying Orders Solicited see if the fowls are There is a to try to cover up to be “all things to all men.” *7 Kidney Disease.S3 dation ready to timber upon. The cellar II tl)(i tendency Debility, Vital Weakness .....1.33 place achievement 33 Nervous sand and contains the piping and plumbing connections Guaranteed work In Chirorody, Manloar* being given thera; *f individual characteristics so that all will The great of Paul was, Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bed.33 For fitted stove wood, building i'T,n 33 for a two family house and all is connected that he saved Christianity from sub- 34 Soro Throat. Quinsy.S3 small of bard wood nq and Shampooing. Alia Facial Work. Fowls that appear aa much alike as possible. It re- gravel, andja quantito with the sewer. No 'better location for resi- Wori,quantity. mergence into Judaism. 77 La Grippe—Crip. .25 or what lumber. GILES G. dence or apartment houae now available in Fall line ot all kinds of Hair Work at my feed sel- an and of observa- or on receipt of pries. ABBOTT, :0rii. they get quires expert years | After turning away from the democra- Bold by druggists, sent Belfast. Price reasonable. For information CO., Tot Lincolnvillc Avenue. parlors over Shlro’a Store, Phanlx Row. iahnr°Vf!r^at' Grit and oyster tion to discover^the real nature of tbe : cy of its founder to follow the imperial- HUMPHHEYS' BOMEO. MEDICINE Coras* 137-2 apply to E. R. PIERCE, Pher ism of the church is return- William and Ann Streets, New York. 26tf be. ( ( li*«l Mmi. Ou. Ill should always be kept souL There is no reason why a child’s | Paul, today Ptf 32» MISS EVIE HOLMES.

'A | IVon •______The RepuDiican journal DO YOU SUFFER FROM BACKACHE? of Belfast. BELFAST. THURSDAY. JULY 2.1914 Progressives When are weak and your kidneys Belfast are BY All PROGRESSIVES of the of PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY torpid they do not properly perform City their functions; your back aches to meet at the room of Pub. Co. much earnestly requested Grand Jury The Republican Jour. and you do not feel like doing of anything. You are likely to be the Waldo County Court House at despondent and to borrow trouble, A. PILSBURY, al- CHARLES | Bugjne8s Manager just as if you hadn’t enough 7.30 P. M. Monday, 6,1914, ready. Don’t be a victim any longer. July one Advertising Terms. For one square, Tlie old reliable medicine, Hood’s of a and week tor the purpose forming working organization in column, 25 cents for one and | inch length Sarsaparilla, gives strength each subsequent insertion. and 25 cents for tone the and builds up such other business as may come before this SALMON] to' kidneys transact advance $2 00 a SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In the whole Get it today. 50 cents for three system. Per year; $1.00 for six months; meeting. order, months. 4th-J form w 8 begun underPreiident Grant in STATE AND COUNTY COMMITTEE. |-JULY and was con- WILL BE=^ I FOR GOVERNOR, response to popular demand tinued under each succeeding administra- ~~ | north ISLESBORO. tion until the present. It included the OBITUARY. WILLIAM T. HAINES, Mrs. W. C. Brewer and children of Newton service, ensuring our repre- diplomatic Center, Mass., are at their cottage for the sum- WATERVILLE. died at his home, sentation abroad by trained and experi- James Watson Pendleton 35c. mer.... Nettie and Caro lb. Misses Heal I arrived 30c. and after a ten These have been No. 12 Allyn street^June 28th, days per AUDITOR. enced men. largely June 23rd to spend their vacation with their FOR STATE of diseases induced | succeeded by men who possess no quali- illness with a complication parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Heal. Their niece* (DRESSED WEIGHT) I attack ol acute indigestion. He TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN, fications for the positions they hold and by a severe Miss Margaret Heal, accompanied them.... g Brackett road in Belfast, Oct. Eastern fish of the same as we have been was born on the Miss Beulah Bates is at home for a "T This Salmon will be elegant quality I LEWISTON. who were to pay the political short visit giving appointed the eldest child of the late Richmond of State. 26,1837, ....Mrs. Harriet Brown and daughter Hazel our season. 9 debts of the present Secretary In very early trade during the entire and Watson Pendleton. are TO CONGRESS, Nancy visiting relatives in town....Mrs. Alice H FOR REPRESENTATIVE he went to Islesboro with his parents W. C. T. U. CONVENTION. childhood Haynes and nephew, Jay Farnsworth of FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS SEASON A. PETERS, and remained there until 1861. In September, WE WILL HAVE, 1 JOHN Roslindale, Mass are spending the summer a* H. of the 8th Maine § of the ELLSWORTH. The Waldo County convention 1861, he joined Company her island home-Misses Elizabeth Bates. Christian Union, served 3 and 9 months, Woman’s Temperance Volunteers and years Eunice Keller and Ethel Parker, returned from met in the Methodist Episcopal church of a short furlough spent COLIN I Y NOMINATIONS with the exception Castine Wednesday. Miss Keller and Miss WALDO Winterport, Friday, June 26. There his NATIVE MAINE at home. It was after physicial MACKEREL! only Parker were members of the I class were full from graduating For Senator, present delegations failed that his friends could induce Miss strength of the Normal school... .The June session of Jackson, Belfast and Monroe. are at reasonable Winterport for a He was a member These fish were below Rockland and selling very prices. Ab, CHARLES M. C0NANT, of North the him to apply pension. the Montville of Free caught Emily F. Miller Searsmont, the Quarterly meeting j |jf Mrs. of Thos. H. Marshall Post, G. A. R. When For County Attorney, county president, presided with Baptists was held at the church here June Lobsters and all other Sea as sec- war with Mexico came up the old-time spirit Live and Boiled Foods Annie M. Frost of Belfast county 19-21. A small were Rev. ! £ A COWAN, Winterport the delegation present. WALTER returned to him and he longed to go to retary. J. B. of Harrison, Maine sang a solo, that service was the Coy that the Market Affords. For Clerk of Courts, The devotional scene of activities. For years he followed 2 opening was much enjoyed, at the usual session of at 10 a. Mrs. RoSa a j Thorndike conducted m., by on up that occupation became if Native Green Peas H. SAYWARD, arrived sea,and giving the Sunday school-Mrs. Julia Rose and Because of the backward spring there will be few, any, for JAMES Nickerson; and Miss Miller, who was July and carpenter. Mr. Pendleton of was in rigger ship Miss Lena Rose were in Rockland June 18th to an excellent substitute. These For Register Deeds, while that service progress, the re- but our Rival Brand ot Peas make Peas. an honest and 1 4th, Waldo the session. The address of upright, man, enjoyed attend the graduating exercises of the EDWARD EVANS, opened He not was and esteem of all who knew him. under our refunded if satisfactory. welcome on the part of the church spect Rockland High school. Charles Rose Jr. was a IP guarantee— “Money For Sheriff, fond of children and was always given by the pastor, Rev. A. J. Lockhart, was unusually member of the class. Montville He HAVE NATIVE FRANK A. CUSHMAN, and that on the part of the local union happy in making them boats and toys. WE WILL ALSO STRAWBERRIES. to which than for I Mrs. A. J. this For County Commissioner, by Lockhart, fitting had been in better health spring i Miss Mrs. response was made by Miller. this ill turn, He had the con- CENTER MONTVILLE. I. MORI LAND, Searsport some years until FRANK James Freeman, chosen as Charles Foster and wife of are visit- recently stant and tender care of his two daughters Oregon Treasurer, of the Union, also ALL For County president Winterport 1861, he ing his sister, Mrs. Zelisco Foster_James H. THIS MARKET CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 4. wT who lived at home. In September, Belfast made a address of welcome. 1 happy Bartlett has been in Waterville his CLIFFORD J. PATTEE, Bedelia M. of Islesboro. visiting The morning session was occupied married Miss Leary to the with him for the cere- mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett.. .Crosby be made For Representatives Legislature, with various items of business, such as who went to Augusta Delivery of orders for Saturday, July 4th, will Friday evening. j Belfast committees on cre- to the front and his Fowler of Unity is the guest t>f Pembroke FRANK R. KEENE, the appointment of mony, he going directly on night, as usual; but all orders ■ and Carter and wife.... Willis and We will deliver our Sunday.orders Saturday CLEMENT. Montville dentials, courtesies, finance and resolu- bride returning home alone. His wife Crosby family Sgl j TAMES J. of tions. James W.. are deceased. Vassalboro were at James Clements’, Sun- as the market will be closed Saturday. Telephone 2. ! H. McKINLEY, Jackson their eldest son, given by Friday night, JOHN At nnnn thev ariiourned to the vestrv. M. Pendle- day.... Mrs. Carter and Master Pem- Three daughters and a son, Martha Ralph H CHARLES M. HOWES, Liberty where a bountiful dinner had been pre- broke C. Agnes A. Darby and Carter of Belfast were guests of rela- Stockton the the ton, Mary Colcord, ALBERT M AMES, Springs pared by Winterpcrt Union, and tives in town last week... Francis X., all of Belfast, and two brothers .Ralph Reynolds E. F. BRAMHALL & DO. guests having brought box lunches. | and wife of Waterville came auto to as a Nathan and George. Miss Chris- by spend The Boston Journal is “coming” The evening meal was likewise partaken three sisters, Davis and Susday With their aunt, Miss Etta of there. At 2 p. m., the memorial serv- tiana Pendleton, Mrs. Lydia Jane Thompson. .newspaper. to .Mrs. and son were in ice was conducted by Mrs. C. M. Chase Mrs. Sarah Hatch, all of Islesboro, survive Volney Thompson i--—...j Belfast. in an manner, opening with loss of a true father and brother. Sunday.... Hon. C. E. Littlefield and MWMWMWMWMWmWMWmWfiWm §? scored her eighth cup impressive mourn the &MMRM9M9II g 'The Resolute Blest Be the Tie That Binds. Charles Walker of were i the hymn, a and devoted member of St. Rockland at F. A. but in He was loyal last Friday, Thursday’s Select were appropriate Luce’s and for a time been an invalid, but whose liberty, victory readings given Francis church, from which the services took Sunday-Mr. Mrs. Fred Jackson, had long I Lockhart and Eail made a good showing to the occasion by Mrs, Mr, and Mrs. F. Luce of Brooks. was not at that time. She was Maloney is in town race the Defiance at 9 a. Rev. Father John E. B. and Mrs. Sherman G. The News death expected f A Kneeling place Tuesday m., from the Vanitie. Mrs. Sarah Moody. hymn. Swift of Belfast were 70 of the Cram home_Prof, anil and took second place and of Waterville officiating. guests of Mr. and Mrs. about years age. j at the Threshold, was sung by Mr. Kealey from St. Paul’s Cor the -—— the Carni- school, has since twice defeated L. anu A. B. with ladies visited The latter Mrs. Lockhart. Addresses relative to ua^icj Payson, Crown to the number of some Golden lodge last week and are at their c C. the oldest man in Camden family of Thomaston are at their old home for val in last Friday. Bath-built craft. the late lamented president, Mrs. L. M. James Storey, Bangor attended the of Sandy after twenty-five organization island for the summer... .V were made Mrs. A. G. died June 26th at his home in that town, a few days-Mrs. Amanda Ricker home a nice' house on one | N. Stevens, by got Carle Jenkins is building Stream of Tuesday evening. June born in lodge Unity Grant left last week for a iv. modern improvements State and by a brief illness, 91 years. He was from Belfast Saturday.Miss Frankie1 Mrs. Hannah Small. | With all the Quimbv, acting president, aged of the new streets for most of the making the trip with musical selection was with 23d, party their home in M. I and the substitution of Miss Miller. A but at the age of ten years Mayhew passed the first of last week Cambridge, and inventions, Thomaston, Mrs. Estelle Roberts is still quite poorly and their automobiles. Their Rank Team conferred bv Mrs. Annie Hill, Miss Jessie had Woodman, a former reside constiuc- given bis moved to Camden, where he with Mrs. Helen Mayhew, in Searsmont_ j! or steel for wood in marine parents is attended Miss Bailey, a trained the rank of the candidates, with the ,ron Baker and Miss Sophie Chase, with Mrs. by Mary Page upon was an auto caller in town I since resided. He was at one time in the Mr. and Mrs E. B. Bean passed Sunday in Knox had such startling disasters at officers: Marcellus J. Dow, C. C ; tion, we have C. R. Lougee the organ. nurse. following Miss Woodman has been a business on the site where Carleton & with Mr, and Mrs. E. N. Hall_Mrs. Eva Titanic and the At the afternoon session resolutions grocery Wm. C. V. C.; E. C. Holbrook, Prelate; as the sinking of the Harold Webb and child of Vassalboro Austin, house in Boat" Pascal’s store now stands, and at that Gray of Hampden is visiting Mrs. Plum- Mrs, large grain were the action of grocery Lucy M. at A ; F. R. of of Ireland. With well drilled adopted approving her mother, Mrs. Annie A. B. Payson, York, M, W.; and is now mer. .. have been visiting years Empress Haines in the Pro- time owned and the lime kilns on Bay Miss Gracia C. Luce is at home from Bel- enjoying Governor sustaining operated Cheney Higgins, Captain of the Guard. The fire supposed- tion ... Frank Trask, who ua -j and equipped departments, and of sympathy and en- View street. On 26, 1867, he open- fast-P. W. Jaquith and family of Water- Thompson. hibitory law, September Grand Chancellor, who was took occa- and steam fire F. it of present, Liberty for J. C. water supply toward Rev. Wilbur stable on Main street, conducting ville, Mrs. Orilla Mrs. Lauren Miss Esther Files of Clinton, formerly Sherman, ly adequate couragement ed a livery Merrithew, sion to the team on the the Maine Civic A her friend Miss compliment efficiency paralysis while in ft we had last week the Salem Berry of League. when he retired. In 1852 Jackson and children of were at Brooks, has been visiting working engines, until December, 1897, Morrill, W. B and of their work. The Rank of in- at audience in the evening greeted of the quality day and died soon after. Mr with losses estimated good he sailed to California in the ship Queen Jaquith’s Sunday.... During Thursday morn- ChriBtine Jones. fire, property who as the successor of was worked by Waterville Lodge with Mrs. Quimby, He quire employed by many people u rendered the around Cape Horn. ing’s shower struck one of the has the J. W. Hobbs and 15,000 people and East, making trip large A. B. Payson bought the Grand Chancellor in the chair. The Rank 320,000.000, Mrs. Stevens, spoke very tenderly the town and was a sober. ! returned to Camden in 1855. Mr. Storey was shade trees at L. F. it and he and Walter H. Young will continue beautiful of the great leader, and made Arey’s, shattering badly. store of was conferred by the Freedom homeless. is Knight lodge ful man. He is survived ad- the ~f the Boston Post cane. He The fluid entered W. N. house the of a store. f a most instructive and interesting possessor Foy’s by the business general with effect. A was served at mid- the good supper resides in Boston....Charit-> from Augusta are that dress. The choir rendered excellent survived one son, H. D. Storey, owner and telephone wire and tore off some of the wall Advices by has been confined to was an all-night session,but something Mrs. E. A. Carpenter night.It been a vacation of a of automobiles this music. the past year the Win- of the Shirt Manufacturing- and Mrs, Frank passing total registration During manager Storey paper....Mr. Reynolds of three was all the time. Stream three the house most of the time for the past doing Sandy lodge, j A. H. retu* C means one terport Union has lost important in and one daughter, Mrs. Waterville were of Miss Etta brother, Norton, seasot will be 15,000, which Company Camden, guests Thomp- No. starts off with some material Miss M. for but is now convalescent. 114, good I last wreek. Mrs. members, Emily Hall, years with whom he resided at the son A. weeks, Norton and an out- George Achorn, Sunday....G. Oxton bought a new a success of the machine for every 49 persons Mrs. Eva Wardwell to a and will without doubt make the local afternoon is to be devoted for a much needed rest .. M president, time of his death. He was one of Camden’s horse of F. A. Cushman last week... .Eliza Next Sunday about in first cost. In the and Mrs. Clark, Five venture. lay of $18,000,000 secretary, as at the Church, R. is most honored citizens; his word was good Waterhouse is repairs on her house... men’s meeting Congregational Providence, I., passin ( about auto- new members were at this making Wisconsin there are 50,000 acquired and the dear ladies will stay away. Obituary. The death, June 6th, of Alfred weeks at her home here.... M session. his bond, hence his success in business. Always John Boynton shingled one side of his shed mobiles, or one for every 46 inhabitants. all Rich Huxford was the sad ending of a life of Palermo is visiting at u of a genial nature, he was popular among last week-Carney Shure went to Belfast M. J. Dow recently lost, as the result of a that which with of unusual ... The Wisconsin bankers estimate his death is felt. His opened promise happi- Miss Edna Cook retur; classes and keenly Monday to meet his sister and family of Bos- the valuable family horse Harry, former- I The News of Belfast. kick, ness and successful endeavor. The son of in- where she had 1 one of the price children have lost a kind and faithful parent Pittsfield, about quarter purchase ton, who are to visit him during the summer owned Forest Grant of Monroe. j1, j ly by telligent and well-to-do parents, his early life M. C. I. for the is in cash the purchaser, and Coombs has entered the and Camden one of her loyal and kind-hearted months.... James J. Clement past yea- j paid by Miss Marguerite has bought lum- for some has work- her Elbert Ames, who years was surrounded by every essential to comfort panied home by mother. j is furnish- com- citizens. ber of West that the other three-quarters central office of the Waldo Telephone P. Jones to make repairs on his has a nice exercises there ed on the railroad section bought and happiness. As the only grandson of the graduation If the same condi- stable-The summer term of schools in town of Pittsfield was in town i ed by some bank. pany. team and will to make money farming. ! Chase died June 23rd at the try Hon. Alfred W. Rich he had the promise of hours. He was Maine auto- Mrs.Charles A. will close this week, Friday. accompar tions hold good in this State, Mrs, S. L. Shute will be stenog- who aid to the for a ' his father. Postmaster <• | Stephen Mrs. Edward Coro, on Raymond Merritt, recently graduated any necessary preparation tune of Main home of her daughter. Abbi< mobile owners are in debt to the at the Club room. now about home brief stay.Mrs. rapher Republican 77 Mrs. from Hebron Academy, is successful business career. He received what j street. Fairfield, aged years. [SLESBORO. Hattie Clough were visit.*i automobiles. with hours from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Elm the Brooks milliner. education could be obtained in the local schools I $13,500,000 for street, health for over a waiting upon his mother, last week... Mr and Mr ( Chase had been in failing Emery P. Hatch has been at home for a few of the Wo- and the Maine Central Institute, and then took I went to Belfast The regular monthly meeting j bed until a week be- and Mr. and Mrs. Will Small of Monroe recently Tuesday. j' a but did not take her days while here was made a Mason, tak- June 25. Under “new be held with Mrs. year, a course in the Portland Business He member of Palestine Con Washington, man’s Hospital Aid will in his Mrs. Hattie P. Clifford, in College. She was born Brooks, ing the first three and Mrs. visited sister, to the t- of freedom” for business, at fore her death. degrees_Mr. with wholesale join pilgrim; ge constitution E. Brackett next Monday afternoon Mrs. than began business a Portland soon to George the of Mr. and Jack and son are at their tor this village. Susan Norto and Mrs i. by anti-trust legislation, Esther P. Cilley, daughter Peabody cottage his father £ given 2.30 o’clock. to firm but came home later to assist went to Brewer last week t- President Wilson At an early age she moved a week and will sail soon for a summer in Eu- Everett Brown very kindly carried the dele- ^ be passed by Congress, William Cilley. in his store in Brooks. went into of Ward A. Benner, return- the Stanv.ood Fisher of assisted She was general They the country greatest Dr. Portland, by where she had since resided. rope. ...James Farnsworth and family arrived of the Brooks church to the Congrega- today promised Fairfield, gates the and feed business and built a mill to \ era in its Carle H. Stevens, an Chase about in grain lousiness history. Dr. performed operation in to Charles A. Sunday for a visit with his father, Mr. L. C. tional conference in Frankfort last week his united marriage do the and did a business most welcome if mastoid abscess on Mrs. Wallace Bickford of the grinding, prosperous This would be news, for She was a member Farnsworth ...Rev. and Mrs. Robert Carey automobile. fifty years ago. until the break in the health of Alfred neces- at the Waldo Hospital last Monday. a j there was even the remotest possibility County church, a strong Christian, good attended the Baptist convention in Boston. the next Sun- Baptist Weather permitting meeting sitated his retirement from the business,which the have been named in the various She is survived arrived back on j the could be kept. If Ushers who and a kind friend. They June 24th, which was will be held out of doors, that promise neighbor day evening probab- sold soon after. He was married in 1905 1 to assist in the service at the Colon- Williams of Califor- their silver A they of the are com- Churches one sister, Mrs. Fannie wedding anniversary. recep- from the church in the business men country by ly across the street to Miss Marian York of Brooks, who died on j next are Chase of Boston; one tion was them in Union which was the continuance of Con- ial theater Sunday evening requested nia; one son, George given Hall, Leathers I petent judges, and grove. June 6, 1913. They had no children. His nice to meet Mr. Pearl in the foyer of the theater Mrs. Edward Coro ot Fairfield, very prettily decorated in green and yellow. in session to carry out the legisla- daughter, Miss Edna the bookkeeper home was thus broken one and one gress was held Polleys, popular up.and year at 12 45 next Sunday noon to be assigned several The funeral They were presented with twenty-five dollars Wilson will grandchildren. Chase received a week-end( later he over the river at the tion demanded by President of the Rev. with the A. E. Co., day passed age places and to study the seating plan from her late home Thursday afternoon. in silver on a silver plate. Refreshments of are at visit last week from her sisters. Misses Ethe of 32 years and 25 His disease was early -make conditions worse than they were Wil- days. bouse. J. L. Clark officiating. The bearers cake and punch were served. By a strange that is and Sarah of Bangor. diagnosed as tuberculosis and every effort was if possible. was the hostess for Silas Plummer, Frank Savage, coincidence Mr. and Mrs. Hobart cele- present, Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker liam Holmes, Dodge A nice at our well known house car- made by his parents to effect a cure. home on The interment was the brated their twenty-fifth the Jones F. Jewell, a thimble party at her and Charles Choate. anniversary very enjoyable the business and room was fitted up for the cold-air treatment, officials made no effort Fairfield. same are also near of has started in dairy Administration street laBt Tuesday afternoon, in honor Maplewood cemetery, day. They neighbors penter, High butter made in two a trained nurse was provided, and every want 'to conceal their aver the reportB the Misses Towle of recently sold 39 pounds of pleasure of her Miss Leah Hoxie of Winthrop Careys....The Bangor of Zacatecas Gen. Villa. guest, of Monroe was gratified to the greatest possible extent. of the taking by needle Mr?. Abbv B Young, widow have been Mias Marian Pendleton the weeks from two cows. A afternoon was spent with visting that in the view of the pleasant her '- It was admitted at the home of a in Frankfort last refreshments were served Young, died June 23d past week....Mark Pendleton, graduate D. K. Drake, who died the victory increases the work, and delicious attention that it was to devise for his administration in Fort Plain. of is at home for a vaca- in possible in the Constitution- sssisted by Miss Hoxie. daughter Mrs. J. K. Burnett, frcm the U. M., short week had many acquaintances Brooks, importance of Villa by the hostess, the personal comfort, but were obliged to surren- New York. She was born in this city, tion previous to accepting a position in Ohio. been for many years during his early •alist cause. Notes. The following patients having der him to the Dread He leaves Hospital late and Mrs. George W. Destroyer. of the Mr. ... .Tuesday evening, June 23d, a concert was life a resident of Jackson. This is from an Associated I'ress des- to their homes, follow- daughter his Thaddeus I. Huxford and have recently returned life time wae a parents, wife, Buckmore, and during their given in the town hall by a Bangor orchestra is still in an un- date of D. C., treatment at the Wal- Mrs. Aphis Howe Thompson and one sister, Miss L. Huxford, the well patch under Washington, ing successful hospital She lived for seven years in May frequent visitor. with the following program: a slight shock course it is no secret that Mr. McCorrison of Unity, comfortable condition following known music teacher. The funeral was held June 25th. Of do County hospital: most of her married life was spent Bangor, but Selection from Bizet some weeks ago. She re- for Stewart of Bnd Mrs. Charles Carmen, which she suffered at his late a number of the the Administration has been Villa Mrs. Liberty She leaves one sister, Mrs. home, large people in Ellsworth. Orchestra home of her Mrs, Fred Decrow. Mrs. Grindle of Searsport is at the mains at the daughter, of the The officers of Marsh from the first. The embargo on arms ChamDerlain, and three sons, Walter M. and Song, O Dry those Tears, Violin Obligato, place attending. for medical treatment and Mrs. Wal- Del Emmons, in this village. River of Masons and of Golden Crown of war was raised to en- hospital and Charles C. Young Riego Lodge and munitions George B. of New York, Miss of Belfast lor treat- Mildred Hall a horse owned by Mr. of their bur- lace Bickford surgical were taken to Ells- Last Saturday morning Lodge, Knights Pythias performed able him to get what he wanted in that of Trenton. Her remains Cello Solo, Selected ment. Miss Sanderson, the superintendent, Stubbs of Knox was frightened by the train ial services and he was laid to rest beneath a was taken at the loss for interment in Woodbine cemetery. Mr. Currier and Vera Cruz worth He was Sine, returned Saturday from a brief visit with Mbs Dance, Brahms and made a wild run up the street. bank of beautiful flowers presented by sorrow Americans and the Hungarian | of the lives of many Islesboro. in Orchestra stable and was not seri- Gaylie Ryder in Charles A. Clark, who died iast week turned into W. S. Jones’ ing friends. of a large amount of the Violin solo, chance. expenditure of the Belfast & in Lincolnville, the son of but it was a narrow At the annual meeting Rockland, was born a Humoreske, Dvorak ously injured, to THE GRANGES. money prevent supplies R. Co. Bt a. Clark. He was a b Sie bes Kreisler NEWS OF people’s Moosehead Lake R. 10 m., July 1st, James and Ruth (Heal) freud, and wife, nee Celia M. Lane, Huerta. All accounts Miss Weston. Benj. HusBey reaching President directors were elected as follows: James H. of the Masonic Lodge of Northport, Mary Brooks member Tales of Offenbach with tbeir son Harland, motored to is inter- with conditions in wife. Barcarolle, From Hoffman, | Grange, Sw’anville, holding from those acquainted j Colburn and Edmund Wilson survived two children and his the Howes, Augustine and is by Orchestra. from Windsor last Sunday to visit family and there were six was sufferer esting meetings applica- Mexico agree that Huerta friendly of Belfast, for two years; Selwyn Thompson and some he had been a great Songs, took back with For years of Marcellus J. Dow. They tions for last a Irish love membership Monday evening. and that under his admin- W. Frederick of Belfast and William to several attacks of the grippe. Song, Lang son to Americans Charles die a visit Mrs. E. D. Bessey and b Gray Days, Johnson them for Union Harvest Center Montvillet were safe. of Brooks for three years. At a Grange, istration life and property H. Rolfe Miss Hall i John. had a treat of candy and peanuts last Satur- On the other hand Villa was a criminal meeting of the directors Selwyn Thompson OAK HILL tSwanvllle). Trio, Cello, Violin. Piano. Nevin O. of E. S., had an It was voted to take a recess William H. Quimby sec- Mrs. W. R. Peavey is convalescing-Mr. Selections from Hansel and Gretel, Happy Valley Chapter, day evening. an outlaw, a bandit, a mur- was elected president, in his teens, Wednesday the season until the first Satur- Maurice W. Lord treasurer. The and Mrs. Frank Seekins were in Hampden Humperdink exceptionally pleasant meeting during haying this is the man retary and derer and a thief. Yet Ann Webb Orchestra, other in the treasurer should have visiting relatives... Mrs. evening, June 24tb. Among good things day evening August. Wilson has board voted that June 21st, Song, The Valley of Laughter, Sanderson in whose behalf President to contain the a recent of her and cream was EDISON printed a pamphlet by-laws, and Bon Charles were guests Mias Hall. a banquet with strawberries The Patrons at the special meeting of the of the a sacrifice of life and prop- of the lease, and the 1914 report Vieux are now called off until f caused great copy Mrs. Sargent, in Searsport.... Violin Solo, Reverie, tempo served. The meetings Somerset Pomona in Starks, June 23rd decided Vise the sister, Diamond I an of trustees of mortgage. Miss Weston. and made this country object Newell of Boston spent several the second week in September. that farmers were inclined to cut hay too late erty Mr. and Mre. Pierrot and Pierrette, Lehar Republican Meetings. A meeting of the ridicule abroad. days with Mr. and Mrs. John Cheney recently. Orchestra. in the season and to cure it too long. The dis- county and town committees was Our friend Isaiah Crowell, past sixty years I Republican from Thomaeton is street last ....Mias Ruth Hanley June waa the cussion was the subject of The Bes held in the Shales store on Main Wednesday night, 24th, High craze upon The , of Fork, North Carolina, W. R. of age, has succumbed to the automobile Phonograph and was addressed by Hon. her Mre. Peavey. with the same Methods of the Tuesday morning visiting grandmother, school graduation, orchestra a Harvesting Hay Crop. it now about town to be a prophet. It says pre- H. Parkhurst of Bangor on the issues of the closed s term of school and is personally driving claims V. ....Mrs. John Seekins for music. The class motto is Semper Fidelia; The ball at Lake At 1.30 m. a was he had the money to buy it, complimentary Sheepscot some time that Democrats campaign. p. public meeting with s dandy car. Well, dicted ago was in district No. 8. June 26th, picnic, class and gold; class flower, the East the held at the courthouse. Governor Haines colors, purple and to run it him- Grange hall, Palermo, given by to fill the fourth- the and ha has the skill ability ■would be appointed the first and was given e rousing re- which wss much enjoyed by pupils....Mr. iris. The stage was prettily decorated with to the who have to pay speaker own business. We Grange public helped the business situa- in Freedosa June self, and he knows his "and that pre- ception. He touched upon Mrs. F. P. Webb were Iris. After the exercises a and (class postoffices already feel end gredn and yellow the debt by attending the entertainments tion and said that Mains does not as yet end rather envy him. \ been filled in the Hor- of Mrs. S. J. Flye family. was held in the main room of the was a decided diction has largely times as much as others because she 28th. guests reception dances held for that purpose, the herd of but she class was •Sudden Deaths. Mrs. Emma Rose, wife net’s State:” enjoys a large summer business, High school. The gift to the school success, being attended by about 60 couples, it more and more, and at present she Rose of this died very there was much talk— will feel statue of Abraham Lincoln. Lieut. Albert H. village, who in spite of the unfavorable weather re- Months ago Democratic hard times to realise She sum was to what tbe has enough IDEA suddenly last Saturday of heart trouble. ported an excellent time. A goodly much real speculation—as the conditions will be when the wave of AMISTAKEN COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM. whet momenta her realized from the sale of ice cream, doughnuts would do if tbe fourth-class has struck across the country some who still resort had been left for a few by sister, De mocrats depression that There are people Orchestra. and coffee. under Civil Service. force. He told of how or alcoholic to found her dead. She was -offices were left comes in here with full to drugged pills syrups T. who on returning in Invocation. ^ o Carey Wilson threw all of the offices Maine men are being pushed out of work colds, nervousness or general JL of Another sudden .President the overcome Salutatory and Essay, The Seven Wonders about sixty years age. The Shoe Situation. were ordered. the textile industry by foreigners, and of who know that the pure, «onen. Examinations debility, and of the World, Lloyd Robert Pendleton death on last Saturday afternoon was that of that the of mills while others were running at a in Scott a X> emocrats complained Repub- closing unadulterated nourishment Miss Hall had been in health but has oc- He toox up the milage issue'(?) bis ap- Solo, George H. Miller. He poor A gradual, steady improvement in office could stand het- loss. is better, but refrain The Bee, tanners licans who were of sheriffs and the road question, Bmulsion eminently Bssay, Honey but of late had seemed bet- curred in the leather trade and some them pointment it because fear it may Hasel Emmeline Pendleton for some months, the better tS<# examinations and outdistance with his hearers on all. In dos- from taking thejr intimate that a definite change for making good and Josephine Mellden Smith ter and that afternoon walked to the postoffice • Maine is the bast gov- to excessive fat or obesity. Prophecy Will, has actually taken place. Individual trans- an the contests. .... he declared that lead ing Scott a Orchestra. some work to be done on his more The Hornet advised the on face of the and can be is a mistaken idea, because and arranged for actions are still smnll, but frequent pur- At that time erned spot the globe, This for Better Roads and Vale* citisens, a the Essay, A Plea home he had a chases are and the quantity involved Coni' H to be and just wait. We proved so by any of her thinking Bmulsion first strengthens bodybefore Howard place. But soon after reaching reported FOR SALE IN WALDO brethren quiet dictory, Gilkey Board man is than heretofore. New Eng- the Democrats would find a statement that brought continued applause. making flesh. Its blood-forming proper- of and fell to the floor-of the room, slightly larger I told them Address and Presentation Diplomas, dizzy spell trade in f jot wear, both at wholeeale and in the offices. Congressman Patera followed, speaking mainly nature to throw off sickness by 70 land JONES way to their friends the ties aia Hob. Payson Smith a few minutes later. He was about and increased activity is looked CARLE & get on national affairs. Mr. Parkhurst made and dying retail, la good hss come true. gliding health from its very source, IH» W«ton The address which was brief, suggestive Violin Solo, of sge. A third parson to die in Brooks foratthe factories laler on.—Dun's Review, MAlNt ■ prediction closing is formed its continued use. Rev. R. T. Carey years BELFAST, Wilson as a a dose to an entha* flesh only by who June 27th. And yet President poses and inspiring and fitting substitutes for SCOTT’S. March. the sane afternoon was Mrs. Frank Rowe, elastic Avoid slooholic Reformer. The work of civil service re- meeting. Tb« nr- ■—-nrnnn ‘i**i***in*~ri irrrtr n-»i—.i~ir» News of Belfast grocery, markets, dry goods stores an< 'jhe others will close sll dsy S«tunfey,July 4th. Th« ■tores will be open ever in for delive hall. Citypoint, Friday g at Peavey’g thia| ing orders. ®8°,C gening with mueic by McKeeb’s 1 Tburada>' Tomorrow, Friday, evening Rev. Horace B [ A MAN rthestra Sellers and a number of. wi1 li. 0. with Mr. and Mrs. young people 1,1 Norton, ] art11 a who is a noted musician was vfr hold cottage prayer at the Belfas' listening this week in our A as motored to Bangor meeting | Straw Owen guests, | *r | Home for Aged Women. i their return were accompan- store to one of the new records on tne Hat[ upon [j opera who had been Edward while at his work in tht Ni,^s Marguerite Owen, Wagner Leonard & Barrows shoe se- i there. factory Monday j J^gthrweok verely cut the first three fingers of his right EDISON n GIVEN AWAY of the Waldo County Vet- » meeting hand, and will be unable to use it f >r som< (l mn will beheld today, July 2nd, time. f | hall in ,t Grange To a At the regular meeting, June 24th, of Emma anyone buying III U ia report of the State meeting of the D. of V ; through ,, saw the motorcycles pass through in Lewiston. one of the old-fashioned talking machines that you Friday in the race from Bangor Rev. William is a six-room a and return will be interested to Vaughan building ; have to put in new needle each record that is played,” “Home of Good Values” cottage in the rear of his home in East Belfast. [(>, winner was William Dugan, Jr., us | we Mr. Vaughan it and with the assist- and he asked how much would allow him in ex- nop rest competitor one hour and designed j: ance of his sons Otto and Malcolm the work and Vund trip in 3 hours and 48 min- change for a ! Thursday, Friday Saturday. has been done in their leisure hours. (J The farm buildings of W. L. Carter of Frank- Our suits are the inclement weather Tuesday NEW EDISON DIAMOND priced to save money for fl fort, just across the town line from North l4 about a dozen of the Universa- nior-'l'lr were fire last and build trade for us. went on excursion to Searsport, totally destroyed by ...... school the DISC PHONOGRAPH Saturday afternoon. They were valued at steamer Golden Kod. Arrange- f $1,600 with a Grange insurance of $300, Some made later for a trip for those The diamond point in the Edison reproducer never has hay, most of the farming tools and household at home. .... ii and will last a life-time. The $7.50 to I furniture were destroyed, I to be changed Edison $20.00 Wilson marketed peas from his A severe electrical storm visited this section records do not wear out and the machine a hun- tile River the first of this week, j plays ; See them and you will want to see how early last Thursday morning and the thunder them in the market June had the dred times clearer and more natural than the needle and lighting was almost continuous, while \ you look in them. Try them on—then never as late as the 4th of July, “ rain fell io torrents fora short time. No dam- machines. ark of many gardeners. He has you’ll want to own one. are age has been reported. Followed by a hot day They jreen stuff” well advanced. in and let us a record for it gave a much needed impetus to vegetation, Come play you. EXTRA GOOD rs hose popular dances will be (you VALUES, you’ll which had been retarded by the unseasonably ^ next even- see j,le Heights Saturday < realize when you them. c joI weath r. Yours truly, .ilion, with music by McKeen’s Com- At the of Thomas H. Marshall Maine Transportation _ | meeting I 1 We also have an attractive line of afternoon Mrs. Nettie CARLE ■ :r car to the dances each Sat- | Circle last Tuesday & JONES. icaving the Windsor Hotel at 8 Linwood and Harold Jones are completing Merrithew was appointed press correspondent the cottage they began last summer on the j for another year. At their meeting £next cent to Condon shore, and will occupy it with their Tuesday there will be a five lunch, 1 t ters. The following letters The Woman’s Club will have their Furnishings. and Post are next band concert regular mother, Mrs. J. W. Jones, for the summer. which ail members of the Circle Ba.jd Concert. The d for in the Belfast post of- food sale tomorrow Fi^day, instead of Satur- o and when the fol- n The cottage is large and very attractive, invited. The lunch will be at 4 clock, will be this, Thursday, evening ,'ok ending June 30: Ladies— day on account of Saturday being the Fourth will consist of sandwiches, doughnuts, cookies, lowing program will be given: Mrs. Merrithew. The tax rate in Rockland this been of July. The tea room will be closed .n.pher, Mary year has H. Pauli Saturday, cake, cocoa and coffee. March, “The Hurricane,” Alpert eodore Curtis, F. L. Dunton, reduced from mill to 27 mills. The in- but will be opened as usual RALPH D. 28} Crown Diamonds, Auber Sunday. 7 Overture, LrJ SOUTHWORTH,t in Elmer wife and son of Searsmont, who Anton Mr A. C. Larrabee, Mr. L. B. crease valuation in that city is $90,089, par- Ness, “Humoreske,” Duvorak The annual North Church Guild picnic sup- to the winter in arrived in Belfast “The Invador.” v I!. Lopker, MichaM McQuade, tially due taxation of personal property spent Canada, March, 12 Mam ^t. Phone was and arranged by per,which was to have been held at the Kit- 67-2 Belfast, Me. with their of trained This march composed ry Tub. Co. There are 111 automobiles in the which Sunday string horses, with [] city W. N. Lower, clarinet soloist Belfast on the shore last have had an unusual- tredge cottage Allyn Monday are assessed at $41,300. ponies, a bear. etc. They Band. t ■■■■■■-.■-■noi rrithew, press correspondent, evening, was postponed to this, Thursday, 51|c=iop||o1|c— —ioEL=L_ successful season. Master Ness is develop- Waltz, “Blue Danube,” Strause ■>[ of Thomas H. Marshall The Insurance Press that ly meeting reports $17,250 the Trail of the Lonesome Pine,” evening. Each member will bring a cup, as an athlete and handles his p'nies Popular “On plate, the G. A. a of the was distributed in Belfast the year for ing rapidly R., report past : with vocal chorus. spoon and fork in addition to what the com- like an old Sunday evening Mr. Ness visit to Lewiston to attend life insurance. The individual stager. “The Commander,” Hall ion’s largest pay- March, mittee will solicit. Supper will be served about entertained a few at the Stoc" BUY YOUR had ment in the State was There were a acquaintances Finale, “America,” mpments. They evidently $61,426. Conductor. six o’clock on the lawn. Farm in East Belfast, where they were sto-k J. Lee Patterson. 0 was much number of $10,000. one of one of the report enjoyed $25,000, $23,- Cut this out and bring with you. Clocks and ping. Poor’s Watches, Jewelry card it but is rather too person- 825, and one of $33,663. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Claude White, T. Washington, of. and be sure to have your work done the Unitarian school An Address by Booker who have been Mr. and Mrs. Leslie by The second meeting of the Hospital Club The children of Sunday visitirg Dr. Booker T. of Tuskegee, Ala- went to lust where Washington Payson, returned to Boston last week.... :« u rain, nut mere is some- was held Wednesday June 24th, at the Murphy's point Thursday, W. M. Phoenix Row. night, will in the Colonial Theater next THAYER, Jeweler, were entertained at the Hazeltine cot- bama, speak Arthur White of New Brunswick is of a A thunder home of the president, Miss they visiting good thing.” Margaret Keene, at 7 30o’clock, when the fal- The Oaks, by the committee from the Sunday evening his sister, Mrs. Leslie Payson_Charles H. t<>rm last Monday morning was Northport avenue. Plans were discussed for tage, lowing program will be carried out. Rev. Miss the nurses’ Woman's Alliance, with Mrs. George I. Keating, Twombly, Partridge and Miss Amy Wil- i< down and it rained at renovating quarters at the hospital avy pour Horace B. Sellers of the Methodist church Hen Hazeltine, Mrs. Wilmer J. Dorman son spent the day recently with Mr. and Mrs. c- and continued and it was voted to hold a picnic at the Mrs. ioi=f=51l( 1 |ci3|fo1|c~—ioc day Tuesday, pavill will lead the music: “Onward Christ- >||c=ioi and Mrs. Bancroft H. Conant as chaperones. Singing. M. O. Wilson.... Miss Edith Wilson has gone is now needed to ensure ion, City Park, last evening. good ian Soldiers;” The Lord’s Prayer; remarks by to Ice cream and cake was served and the children Eliot, Maine, for the summer... .Alfred ,nd corn—without it, both must Steamer Notes. The summer schedule of Smith, State superintendent of schools; to the afternoon nlaying on the shore, Payson Dutch went Bangor last week for a surgical Tected. the Line” of passed “Bangor the Eastern Steamship singing, “Stand up, Stand up for Jesus.” having a most delightful outing. operation on his throat. He returned Monday Corporation went into effect June 28th, with then Dr. -r serial stories, “The Perils of Mayor Dunton will present Washing- and is getting along nicely.... Mr. and Mrs. J. ‘The sailings daily, in each direc- The Maine State Commission at its on the Adventures of Kathlyn,” including Sunday Highway ton, who will speak Tuskegee Normal F. Sheldon, M^. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth, are tion, between Boston and Bangor. Also on in Augusta last week awarded many I Institute tell the of Tit inter- meetirg and Industrial and 1 Colonial, story Maine pioving very Lottie Payson, Mrs. Mansfield and Horace Tnnifflii that in the s and Monday, June 29th, the full summer schedules contracts for State road work, but the in the South of the drawing large audiences, | struggle Negro boy Wentworth, went to Bangor in their cars last Cs.| in of the Mt. Desert and Blue Hill lines went in- town of Northport was held up as the only bid “The Perils of Pauline” will and girl for an education. This address W'll week.... Lewis Tufts of Brownville has been 0 ANNOUNCES to with the Boston steamers was the firm of A. D. & Son for Monday and and No. 6 effect,connecting by Bridges be followed by a clarinet solo by William a of F. Wentworth the P Tuesday, guest T. past week_ every at Rockland. $23,182.10 for a distance of 3.7 miles, which the tures of Kathlyn” series will be day Lower, the singing of America by the audi- Mrs. Richard Merriam and her mother have too much the Commission considered was and ence, and the benediction. i.i, Thursday. The Battery Improvement Co. The cer- been visiting in North Haven. The of its Auto Service Q State will endeavor to build the section itself. 1 Opening •pened his picture show' in a tificate of organization of The Battery Im- It will be regretted by all travelers of the road *.e South Shore, Northport, last provement Company was recorded in the Wal- that the location has been changed from the BETWEEN BELFAST AND ROCKLAND tm. Last season he had it on the do County Registry of Deeds June 29th. The shore road to the back road. jst above the entrance to the purposes of the corporation are to own, lease, hut the present location is moro install, construct and operate and maintain A New Lawt Firm Carleton Doak of this S MONDAY, JUNE 29th. | un all parts of the grounds. water, light and sewer systems, to own, lease, city and Arthur W. Patterson of Castine have ictures will be shown, the seats buy, sell, improve and deal in real estate, and formed a partnership for the general practice For further information see ad. on page eight. j and there will be good music. to buiid and maintain roads, sidewalks and of law, with offices in this city and at Castine. Do Yob W. Patter- How Do? of all either construct- Mr. Patterson is the son of Rev. G. tust Band gave the first open air other utilities kinds, by or contract with son of Castine. He received his preliminary season from the stand on the ing by existing producers; 4 in schools of St. "linon last and to buy, sell, lease and deal in and own any education the public Johnsbury Friday evening. There We are bow are ? or con- and Vt., and for at doing well, you doing large audience and an excellent and all personal property necessary Randolph, prepared college | rendered venient for carrying on said purposes and to St. Johnsbury and Kimball-Union Academies. anely and liberally ap- can better if deal with first entered Norwich at North- You do you > selection in which the band conduct the aforesaid business. The amount He University and after a at that You Want Honest encored and continued applause of capital stock is $5,000; common stock $4,000; field, year institution, f If 1 stock in transferred to the University of Maine, Dur- ——.- petition. If the owners of cars preferred $1,0C0; capital paid none; JONES & SNOW. the intervals of his college life he studied I | rom cranking them during the par value of shares $10. E. S. Pitcher, L. J. ing and shorthand in Mass. would confer a Pottle and John R. Dunton have one share of book-keeping Boston, favor on the or After the of his work at the U. of No in heating too small or too common stock each. The above named are di- completion j job plumbing a office rectors. Mr. Pitcher, is president, Mr. Pottle M. he spent year in the law of Dunnett large for us. ransportation & Slack at St. Vt In the fall of and Company began treasurer and Mr. Dunton clerk. Johnsbury, their cars between this Plumbing city 1911, he entered the U. of M. Law School, tak- Corner of and Commercial j Streets. Heating; last The Progressive Convention. The Waldo tel. 143-14 High which will not be a constant Monday morning. They ing the three years’ course, graduating with I Work I somewhat County Progressiva convention was called to by awaiting the ar- the degree of Bachelor of Laws. In college he in I source of bills, and at very low t ars. The cars leave order at the Courthouse this city at 10 a. m. j repair this city is a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra- ! — June 27th. Reuel W, Rogers of Belfast, was Hotel at 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. ternity, and the legal fraternity. Phi Delta Phi. I have your work done by and H. Knowles of Thorn- j prices, | and at 10 a. and chosen chairman W. m, 4 p. m., ar- He is a member of the various Masonic bodies, I Miss Russell, a returned missionary from dike and Sidney P. Sprague of Frankfort sec- The collision on Main street Tuesday noon «’ity about 12 m., and 6 p. m. including Palestine Commandery of this City, Japan, spoke at the Methodist church last Mon- retaries. out of a of Wm. E. truck team and Emerson GOODHUE & si-ury of Exeter, who drove a Thirty-four delegates pos- the order of Wight's j and a member of Red Men and day evening. She told of their customs and of V CO., T* caused some excitement. season, will be the chauffeur sible 60 were reported present. A straight Poland’s top buggy belongs to the sister bodies of both orders. the missionary educational work among the 114-4 44 Main ticket was as follows: Mr. was down Main street and f Street. :s season. Progressive nominated, Wight coming natives. Telephone $ over State Senator, H. L. Hopkins, Stockton Springs; A Mexican Refugee’s Story. Mr. Edwin Mr. Poland and his wife coming High Committee. At the June meet- ! team clerk of courts, Sidney M. Webber, SearsDort; Cornforth of Thorndike was a caller at The when the of Wight’s truck caught Misses F. ■ I committee last • pole Emily Miller, county president, Monday even- it and county attorney, Reuel W. Rogers, Belfast; Journal office last afternoon and re- in the wheels of the buggy, overturning Mrs. J. G. Aborn, Miss Eda dele- ed to discontinue the Head of : Saturday Woodbury, to the The sheriff, Eugene Barnes, Prospect; register of lated some facts the throwing its occupants ground. gates, and Mrs. Minnie Coombs, Mrs. Annie M. which has an attend- interesting concerning average j at deeds, Sidney T. Sprague, Frankfort; county of his son, Herbert R. Cornforth,in horses behaved well and the assistance near Frost and Miss Lora Maxcy, ex-officio, attend- seven, and transport the pupils 1 experience treasurer, A. P. Goodhue, Belfast; county several months hand serious injury, but Mr. and ed the county of the W. C. T. in •11 school; also to raise the leaving Gudalaja, Mexico, ago. prevented meeting U, salary shaken commissioner, H, W. Knowles, Thorndike. He had been in Mexico some 32 years, going Mrs. Poland were somewhat up. Winterport last Friday. TEA Pha Clements from $9.50 to $11 per J committee was chosen: of Cottage, The county there when about 19 His wife he has the of following years age. Bridal UNDER THE Head the Tide pu- was A Breakfast. Last Monday morn- j A. and are in the The F. M. Patterson Estate. There ’• Peavey, Belfast, chairman; Sidney daughter Lawrence, Kansas, decided not to take tuition ! Ralph at 10 o’clock a breakfast was MANAGEMENT OF pupils session of the Waldo Probate ing given by t school under these Frankfort; J. M. Page, Jackson; B. former leaving Mexico at the beginning of the a special County conditions, j Sprague, Miss Anne M. at Dreamlea-on-the- wys and James Lib- Kittredge received from residents of the W. Knowlton, Thorndike; W, J. Greeley, Lib- trouble and the latter was attending school Court Monday Tuesday, Judge Harbor, for Miss whose mar- Mrs. ADA L. WILDES rir asking that the of the I for a in rela- Gladys Pitcher, a„d pay M. Webber, and J. F. there. Mr. Cornforth was of a by of Unity presiding, hearing hv erty; Sidney Searsport proprietor Prof. Camp Phoebe to James Cross, be raised from j to estate of Frank riage Taylor Sleeper of Beloit Mrntville. At the close of the store and was tion to the legal heirs the AND Der 88 she bad been 1 Ramsey, regu- wholesale drug given 48 hours’ tn Wee^» offered College,Beloit,Wie..took place ut M. late of Belfast. The estate now Tuesday evening. of the city. The petition was lar business Walter C. Emerson of Portland notice in which to prepare for flight. He Patterson, * Covers were laid for the table decora- a like reason it was and Mrs. Harriet A. eight, voted to and E. of Augusta, candi- boarded the doors and windows of his build- amounts to about $6,000 Mrs. C. E. MclNTYRE “f W Maynard Thompson up tions red and as far as C. Proctor, Principal of of who being green.and possible Picnic Adams Mass., 1 c dates for from the First and Third and left as were. He has (Patterson) Cambridge, $100 per year. Congress ings things they this was carried out in the menu. m. es- The place from 10 a. m, to 6 p. who bad arrived on the noon little for the authorities at claims to be the sole heir of her brother’s Open districts, train, respect Washing- were E. cards wedding favors. The guests were the convention for about an hour D. C. The Mexicans burned tate, was represented cy Dunton & Morse, Sunday, 12 to 6 p. m. Dental addressed ton, the Amer- Miss Miss Susan of Offices to Close Hanson of Boston, Pitcher, Downing Augusta, and a half. There was no for ican on the train and threw C. Upton and Miss Nellie taken for local at hour. adjournment flag refugee’s the the maid of honor; Miss Helen brides- Orders parties any at of Belfast and B. Sleeper, a Noon dinner as the had to leave on the ashes in the face of Mr. Cornforth and others. Eben F. Holmes George A uto parties specialty. Saturdays. speakers maid, of Wellleslej, Mass.; Miss Florence Holmes of sons of the late Aurelius ■ afternoon train He fared better than of his for Rockland, gned, agree to close our offices many friends, Moody of Gardiner, who was to the wed- AT THE WOMAN’S CLUB ROOM, one-half of the estate play h: the months of some and influential men have lost all Holmes of Belfast, claim Supplies wealthy J J noon, during Miss You have noticed that the Pearl Brook 5 and ding march; Florence Greeley of Yuba Church Street, the -jij on the that their father was the illegit- The Kettle Si(?n, opposite September. and are being cared for by the Red Cross So- | ground Mrs. 24 W. 10 cent are darker than other City, Cal.; John C Pillsbury, Mrs. Court House. C. LIBBY, cigars cigars. imate son of Rhoda Holmes, who later married Ralph ciety and in other ways. He hears L. and Mrs. Carl H. ERNESTS WEBBER, That means clear Havana frequently Cooper Stevens. Foods in quality. Imported David the father of Mrs. Adams Appetizing C. W. from them. One says: “As you know I have Patterson, JENNYS, are dark but'mild and aromatic. one cigars Try M. and were G. P. LOMBARD, been a strong Wilson mar.. I have and Frank Patterson, represent- New Advertisements. For cottage, tin and be convinced. Made from Cuban tobacco changed camp A M. LOTHRO P, and Arthur Ritchie and James S. Harriman. glass. my mind. I could curry favor if I wanted to ! ed by and picnic supplies go to A. A. Howes & Co., A O STODDARD. grown in Maine. but I Mrs. Margaret Ames, Abner G. and John Gil- block. PERRY’S stultify myself, would rather lose every | Odd Fellows They have everything in dollar I have invested than more, Harvey Smalley, Levi Walker, Mrs. fancy and fresh fruits and Fresh Fruits and give people up j staple groceries, lamb and Penobscot river A. F. Stevens Native spring here a of in j Fannie Holmes, C. M. Warren, vegetables, all kinds of bread from the cuts wrong impression things Mexico.’ right salmon for your 4th of July dinner. Best ! Orman A. were witnesses for the 500 lbs. Another friend in writing the news received and Hopkins bakery, jellies, preserves, condiments, sauces, salmon 26c. Give us vour order now, Vegetables Eben F. and arrive from that the British was to i defence. Littlefield, city clerk, etc... .The local dentists give notice that their will today. Gudalaja flag be 25c. the Both Nice White Halibut, 2 lbs. for OUR INVITATION over American Mrs. Adams testified for plaintiffs. offices will be closed at noon on dur- placed property there, says: | Saturdays PERRY'S CASH MARKET, Fresh sides filed briefs with J who will the months of cut Breads, Biscuits, “The British flag may be O. K., but we know ; udge Libby, ing July, August and September The only strictly price " you the is no render his decision at the July term of the _Erastus G. and children store in Waldo County. is most cordial. We want you to call and be U. S. A, flag good and every time I | Cummings publish Cakes and Cookies see the U. S. A. flag 1 get hot.” j Probate Court. a card of thanks.... Wood ashes mixed with welcome. We want to feel that here is a mecca you lime for sale by J. F. Sullivan, successor tc

... lor Edison enthusiasts. Knox Fertilizer Co., box 662, Rockland, Me ... NOTICE Everything in Fancy e ^ Thelma Cream and a complete line of talcums I If You Want to and toilet articles at the Old Corner If there is any record you would \ Know How to Beautify Your Complexion Drug O. S.VICKERY, M. D. and Staple Groceries like to hear before to jj Store....Goodhue & Co., 44 Main street, dc deciding pur- j —to rid of wrinkles 5 yourself honest and work at LIMITED TO come in and let us plumbing heating very lou PRACTICE chase it, play it j I —to eradicate skin blemishes prices_The Progressives of Belfast are re- A. A. for you. i —to bring the glow of health to your cheeks— Howes & Co. ‘Jj jj quested to meet in the grand jury room at th< Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, If you find in the June list same- j courthouse at 7.80 p. m., July 6th, to form s Groceries, that strikes your fancy, men- Don’t to and Refraction. thing Fail Talk with Mrs. Nellie Godwin, working organization....For your 4th of Julj us and tion it and let play it for you. can Drugs Boston’s Noted Beauty Specialist. dinner you get salmon at Bramhall’s mar- During the months of July and August I t If are in doubt what new | you ket for8C and 86 cents a pound, dressed weight In office, corner Church and Medicines. Mrs, Godwin will fro* advice and a few free facial will be my to us give personal massages will also find there native Maine records consider, let help you You mackerel from 10 a. m. to 11.30 a. in own home. us. Bridge Streets, decide. your Telephone caught below Rockland, live and boiled lobsten m., 12 m. to 3.00 p. m., and by appoint- of and all other sea foods that the market affords If you’re going away this sum- This is Your Opportunity—Take Advantage It. Tel. 149-13. See advt. concerning the delivery of orders. ment. mer and want to take Bear in mind—Mrs. Godwin will be at our store a whole week, commencing 9. a. m. at your Edison, See professional card of Dr. O. S. Vickery foi From 4 p. m. until Camp let us box i t for 6th. Don’t fail to Tel. 23-2. PERRY’S properly you. July hear her. his office hours dbring July and August..., Quantabacook. Searsmont. We offer 100 large, ripe melons from 18 to Why you should buy the original Holeproo: Free Lecture 25 lbs. at 38c each. 25 bunches nice large and Daily Beauty hole is told in the advt. Sold at Thi > Come be Welcome. only banana) at 19c per dozen. 50 boxes juicy rich To follow her advice means a better complexion for you Dinsmore Store....See announcement of thi FOR SALE flavored, thin skinned oranges at 19c per doz. Carle new law firm of Doak A Patterson... Bargain! PARRY’S CASH MARKET, & Jones, City Drug Store, Read & Hills, Proprietors, in fruit, native spring lamb, salmon and nic< • Wood Ashes Mixed With Lime. The only strictly cut price white halibut at cut prices at Perry’s casl store in Waldo County. Sole Distributors for Harmony Toilet Requisites, For price and other particulars, addreaa Edison Phono Distributors Maine. market....The Ediaon Disc Phonograph, soli Belfast, For any itching skin trouble, eczema, by Carle A Jones, is a great improvement ove J. F. SULLIVAN, piles, BELFAST, If AIRE. Hail orders promptly attended to. 2w28 aalt rheum, hives, itch, scald head, herpea. the old-fashioned talking machines. Call an. l Successor to Knox Fortllizor Co., scabies, Doan’s Ointment is highly recommend- let them play a record for you. I8w27p Box 5S2, Rockland, Mo. ed. 60c. a box at all atorea. * S eie R. Sperry or sorry and Beatrice H. Horton of Bar Harbor were guests oi :< Conditions. “Psychological “MY FEAT ARE Hr. and Mrs. J. C. M. Gardner during STRONG, the commencement exercisea. of Wash- [Speech of the Hon. W. S. Humphrey Hr. and Mrs. John Sanborn of Dover, York Com- ington, before the New County VIGOROUS AND HEALTHY” Mrs. Rose Whitehouse, Bucksport; Mrs. New York mittee. Murray Hill J.yceum, Rilla Shute, Sandypoint and Mr. Ower corns out and All Pain and June 18, 1914 ] "My dropped Soper of Orland were of Mrs. City, Thursday night, from Callouses and guests Misery has disappeared Allard over into Staples graduation. The Democratic party went power Bunions and 25 cents did it." that would upon the general promise they A of Ezo for Feet, the quickest existed in this package THE WILSON AND better conditions that had for swollen, ADMINISTRATION rule. We have acting and surest remedy painful, country under Republican at THE VETERANS. six months ex- Bweaty feet, costs but 25 cents druggists. had now a little more than tariff law In there is a free box of Ezo perience under a Democratic every package A California Congressman’s Tribute to the for Infants and Children. what is as for three days. and the “New Freedom,’ and for Corns. Use it directed re- of it. Veterans of the Civil War. the result? Here are some of the On the fourth day lift out the Corn—all Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, 1’arp. Administration cents. The dis- It is sults of a Democratic Separate box of Ezo For Corns, 10 Washington, June 29, 1914. goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. pleasant. i with unex- that waB to bless the nation missal of union veterans of the CivilWar It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nar- Orleans and Savannah to be used by the cotic substance. It destroys 'Worms and allays Fever- dur- from the Washington City postoffice has m although southern cotton planter. ishness. It relieves Constipation, Wind Colic, all ■SttUSSSS'id months of the brought a storm of criticism on the Wil- ing 1913 we had but three During the last month of the Republi- Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the and ten months Com- son and natural Democratic tariff law, can tariff law the Pittsburg Steel administration, Senators Rep- Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and sleep. j but even of Democratic Administration, that manufactures cotton ties paid resentatives in have taken The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. dif- pany Congress up that much Democracy is strikingly to its workmen every two $194,000 the veterans’ fight and a thorough inves- the results. to these workmen $14,000 N ferent in , Now it pays —' _--' in 1912 was $4,- tigation is The Honorable The Kind Yon Have The bank clearances every two weeks. The rest of this pay- promised. Always Bought 1913. has been 175,000, greater than in roll, $160,000 every two weeks Copyright. 1914, by Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co. Julius Kahn, Representative from Cal- recorded to the for- The number of corporations taken from them and given ifornia, in a recent speech, paid the fol- more that those three thousand men in 1912, was $713,000,000 eigner. More than lowing tribute to the living veterans of recorded in 1913. that worked for this company are out of SUPERB FRIEZE FOR WONDERFUL EXHIBIT PALACE, PAN- the the Civil War: On the last day of January, 1913, wondering how they are go- had or- employment 1915. United States Steel Corporation ing to earn their daily bread. AMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, “It is well to remember the dead, but tons of steel. On Jan- the National let us not our the ders for 7,850,000 Only a few days ago. forget duty to living. orders for 4,250,000 And to soldiers uary 1, 1914, it had Tube Company of McKeesport, Pa., especially those living month it at San Francisco In the most marvel- tons. On the first day of this closed throwing out of employment 2,- world will enjoy 1915 and sailors who, in the years of their What could In Use For Over 30 Years. had orders for 3,998,000. 500 men. Their work and their wages ous collection of sculpture ever presented at a universal exposi- youth, were ready to sacrifice their lives, T A I, a COM_M_WY;JjlW_VOSK^CU» and to if need a _ tell a more distressing story? have been taken from them given tion. The photograph above shows an exquisite bas-relief rep- be, upon the altar of united business Steel is one of the great The the of the to be placed over the country. Their number is diminishing foreigners. resenting development industry, the nation. Today, more three months of 1914 Most of them have far be- barometers of During the first entrance of the colossal Palace of Varied Industries. The figures are of rapidly. lived mills in the one-third of the steel a Democratic tariff law our sale of yond man’s allotted of three scort than under size. The work is by Ralph Stackpole. the brilliant American period are closed. to the decreased huge and ten. few of entire country cotton foreigner years Comparatively it Benasr. v this goods and one of bis finest creations. a Probate Court held at in the sculptor, represents them have been to draw substantial Be co n n- n an f see* Today, the steel production $1,200,000. Our purchases during able for the county of W aldo, on the normal. a goods of every de- of a. is 40 cent below same increased $2,100,000 or prizes in the of life. This is es- day June, I). 1914. country per period lottery scription. Furni- invested of true of the rank and file. certain to Today, there are $150,000,000 balance in favor of the foreigner $3,- |l--1 pecially Many ture. bedding, car- instrument, purporting will and testament of Frank K. w in idle steel mills. 300,000. _i_-—* of them were mere boys when they en- pets, stoves, et< A in ^ furnitun late of S»arsporr. m said County of \\ there are a million idle men the first three months of 1914, listed. But hacKthe hearts of men Antique Today, During GRADUATION AT CASTINE. they a specialty. Ifyoi ceased, having been presented for pm; associated industries, woolen and worsted within iheir breasts. were the iron and steel our imports of goods They ready have anything t< Oidered, That notice be given to ali i of more than to a daily payroll were $7,664,370, under a Democratic the perform and often did perform the sell drop me terested by causing a copy ol this representing The exercises of card and will receive a call. three months of graduating valorous deeds of bearded men. posta you prompt published three weeks successively ... law. During the first WOMEN CAN | Their $2,000,000. WALTEK II. in this school were held June 23d OOMHh, publican Journal, published at Belfast miners were under a Castine Normal age was not deemed an obstacle to the I’nnifr ri>»« h»»P .sti ts. Today, there are 275,000 1913 they $2,254,010 Repub- l-| Belfast may appear at a » robate Court, to country out of work that in Republican lican tariff, or a balance of $5,410,360 in at the Normal Building. As the class faithful and honest performance of du'y Beliast, within and for said County, annually. three months. to their Their services were ond Tuesday of July next, at t times were $750,000,000 favor of the in was from this country. earning foreigner the largest ever graduated ciock before noon, and show cause, r idle freigh BELIEVE welcomed a are after the Underwood HARDLY and Today, there 238,000 In three months number of relatives gladly by great grateful have, why the same should not be | in the history Brad- school, it made the ears, the largest number law went upon the statute books i Government. Some of these, after proved and allowed. the worsted cen- and friends far larger than ever had to man’s after PROBATE NOTICES. JAA.ES LI ft L* \ ,, of this nation. When Republican the woolen and present they grown estate, ford, great How Mrs. Was Re- A tine Attesr: there its sale of Hurley before, every of the large had laid aside the of copy. party went out of power ter of England, increased department they implements a hthi'k w. Leonard, l 500,000 to its a Today, there are more then these goods to the United States 280 per stored to Health by Lydia building being filled capacity, war, after they had been honorably dis- At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and tnat and most exercises for the County of Waldo, on the 9th day ot railroad men out of employment cent. interesting teaching charged from the military service, de- oo- E. Pinkham’s June, A. 1) 1914. At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, more than a million with last Vegetable were listened to. The Domestic Science cided to serve their still in its were receiving \ Comparing this year year, country a. COOMhb of Belfast, administratrix lor the County ot Waluo, on tlie see- when Woodrow Wil- the amount between the hours of 10 and civil service. Just as had lats a day in wages during the month of March Compound. department they performed MaKYon the estate of Charles W, Coombs, late day ot June, A. 1>. 1914. 12 was the son went into the White House. we sold abroad at the port of New York crowded, they having op- their duty faithfully and honestly on the of Belfast, in said Countv of Waldo, deceased, certain iustrumem, purporting t na- a that the of this portunity of seeing the D. Class, prepare tented so their having presented petition praying A Iasi will and testament ol John I the wage-earners alone decreased $11,000,000. — field, they performed Today, Mo. “I was troubled with Judge of Probate may determine who are en- late of in said County ot w more than $5,000,wo of at the same Eldon, fruit salad, sponge and cream and in the exec- Prospect, tion are losing During the month April pudding duty faithfully honestly titled to said estate and their respective shares been lor pi t- inflammation and female ease and ceased, having presented hours. decreased or a loss in displacement, cakes. The class worked with utive departments of this Government. tin rein according to law. every twenty-four port it $12,000,000, Ordered, That notice be given to .« admin- in weakness. For two showed a amount of interest in nave ana That the said notice to In six months, the Democratic our foreign markets of $23,000,000 great true, they grown weary Oidered, petitioner give interested by causing a copy ot this <•!-. an annual I could not their work. Their came out a all persons interested by causing a copy of this three weeks istration has wiped out pay- two months at this one po:t. years cooxing old in that service. Is that fault? Has published successively and those present had the order to be published three weeks successively publican Journal, published at Bellas more than Tmnnrta inprpnspd for the 8&m6 tWO stand on my feet first-class, old age grown to be a crime? Some men in The a roll of $800,000,000. liepubhcan Journal, newspaper pub- may appear at a Probate Court,lo be I has been alone chance of the dainties. Other clothed with a little brief lished at that at a Pro- This $5,000,000 each day months in the port of New York long at a time and I sampling authority Belfast, they may appear last, wiiliiu and for said County, on ! were of bate to he held at Belfast, within and for fuiron fpnm thp ordinary channels of In other words, during not walk two departments visited full interest. would make it so. But their actions will Court, Tuesday ot July next, at ten of could 14th A. ■ $26,000,000. said County, on the day of July. 1) before and snow cause if and of this under this The children’s rooms all proved interest- be resented as it should be the citi- noon, any trade. This has brought depression March and April year blocks without en- by 1914, at ten of the clock beiore noon, and show same be and to the little folks all in their why the should not proved. financial ruin to every business Democratic tariff law that was to give and ing; arrayed zens of this Government. The proverb- cause, if any they have, why the prayer ot said and allowed. this during cutting best with their faces and petitioner should not be granted. section of the country, $5,- us the markets of the world the balance bright ready ial ingratitude of Republics must not ap- JAMES LIBRA every down JAMES LIBBY, Judge. A Attest: taken from the the at the of drawing pains answers were most attractive. During to these men. The true copy. 000,000 in wages daily in favor of foreigner port ply compensation A true copy. Attest: Arthur w. Leonard, i: side which a made of stu- of this nation means that New York alone was $46,000,000,or to put my right the day large chorus up they received while in the very heyday Arthur W. Leonard, Kegister. working people conducted Dr. the workmen of this country are spend- it in another way, under the Democratic increased every dents, by Philbrook, of their lives, while in the fullest vigor bread furnished fine At a Pr< bate Court held at within and SS.~in Court ol Probate, in less each day for law now the statute books we month. I have been singing. of their faculties, was not a princely hrifast, ing $5,000,000 tariff upon for the of Waldo, on the 9th day of WALUOfast, on ihe 9th day of June, 1914 necessaries of at the At Emerson Hall in the evening the fortune. of them had families to County I and clothes and the other are losing our foreign markets at that time purple Many June, A. I). 1914. Morse, executor of the last will of this following exercises were carried out rear. Webster, late of in said life than did a year ago. rate of per year through in the face and would Many of them have not been able KIMBALL of j Belfast, Count;. they $276,000,000 M, Franklort.guardian I ed, having presented Ids first ami tina ! idle men in New loss of trade most successfully. March; prayer; music; to save much from their of Etta 8. Kimball of in said There are 300,000 one port. Cur tremendous walk the floor. I could not lie down or meager compen- DANIEL Jackson, administration of said estate for ado Montessori and her Work, of a jot idle men in Chicago; oO.OOU is shown more strikingly still when you Salutatory, sation for the almost inevitable rainy County Waldo, deceased, having presented York; 200,000 sit still sometimes for a and a for a license to sell and convey | Ordered, That notice thereof be hi idle men of material day night Sylvia E. Richardson, Burlington; Essay, Some of them have become petition praying idle men in Pittsburgh; 25,000 remember that our imports day. super- certain real estate described in said petition at j weeks successively, in The Kepublk-.ii the at a time. I was nervous, and had very The Value of the of Eu- a v in San Francisco. We are facing used in manufacturing has decreased in Study English, annuated. To my mind it is a disgrace public or private sale for the benefit of said newspaper published in Belfast, in that all interested attend of every- six months under the Under- little appetite, no ambition, melancholy, nice A. Keller, Islesboro; music; Essay, to our country that have been thus w rd. persons may awful problem unemployed the first they I bate Court, to be he'd at Belfast, on tli<- men in this Each as 1 had not a The vs the Russell C. at an on the that the said notice to where. There are more idle wood law more than $48,000,000. and often felt though Country City, thrust out, advanced age, Ordered, petitioner give ol July next, and show cause, if ; all interested causing a copy ot this show a still Class History, Agnes threshold of the to the persons by have, the said account should not !>• nation today than ever before. month since the figures friend in the world. After I had tried Dodge, Boothbay; very grave, fight three weeks why 0. music: The outer to be published successively James mb in that the Democratic party loss of foreign trade. most female without suc- Hibbert, Castine; Essay, battles of iife in competition with their in The Journal, a newspaper pub- 1 Every day greater every remedy Bepublican j A true copy. Attest: we have more last month for Marble Lies Waiting, Lillian 1. Ryder, fellow men. At their will lished at Belfast, that they may appear at a Pro- has been in power bought During April, 1914, the mother-in-law advised me to best, years Arthur W. Leonard. less. cess, my Madon bate Court, to he held at ■ •ePast, within ami for j the and sold him are available, as Winterport; music; Valedictory, be few. Even if they were totally inca- from foreigner which figures compared take E. Pinkham’s Vegetable said County, on the 14th day of July, A. I) lost in from the Lydia nas in Art. Blanche C. Freedom; which are it would Every day we have pur foreign with April, 1913, we bought Sibley, pacitated, they not, 1914, at ten of the clock before noon, and show. I did so and gained in the of VPAIjDO SS.—In court ot Probate, i more than half a million dollars. more and sold him Compound. Singing Class Ode; Conferring be a of their eause.it any they have, why the prayer of said trade foreigner $36,000,000 fitting recognition past V? fast, on ttie 9th dav of June, v in debt I have now no trou- Benediction. petitioner should not he granted. ihe nation has gone or a balance in favor of strength every day. Diplomas; services to continue them in the on esia ! Every day $37,000,000 less, public JAMES LIBBY. Judge. I K. Snratt, administrator the the under ble in and your CLASS ODE. until close their ! F. late of Palermo, in said • half a million dollars. Every day the foreigner in a single month any way highly praise service they peacefully A true copy. Attest: Foye, ceased, Ins fl: ~t ;< of has increased. law that was to give us medicine. It advertises itself."—Mrs. Classmates, a last farewell. in death, Arthur \V. Leonard. Kegister. having presented | number unemployed the Democratic ling’ring eyes count ot administration of said #->i closed. in mills and factories have the markets of the world of $73,000,000. S. T. Hurley, Eldon, Missouri. Our boats must soon be the tide. ‘‘The few dollars that will be saved as lowance. Every day at within ami this admin- months of the Un- When we shall meet no one can tell; the result, of the of these At a Probate court Held Belfast, since Democratic During the first six discharge aged on the 9th of Ordered. That notice thereof he Every day the which did The seas are the world is wide. hr the Countv of Waldo, cay more than Remember, remedy rough, e istration went into power 10,- derwood law our foreign trade decreased men will be squandered probably in some June, a. I). 1914. ! weeks successively, in Ti Kepubia this was E. in BeltaM. forced into idleness. as with Lydia Pinjcham’s Vegetable we coine less cause. But how can a newspaper published 000 men have been more than compared With loyal love, today deserving you l, 1 I. Mil' II r, hi., vlll II’ u. 'iiuiirii .mu $100,000,000 i\. ibai an persons interested may i earners of this na- the For sale everywhere To raise our colors to the the the the Vein executors ol the last the wage the first six Jmonths under Payne Compound. mast; assuage sorrow, grief, pain, Jl Alice Sawver, Probate Court, to be held at BeltaM Every day ot in dear friends, to launch will of Curtis K Mitchell, late Unity, ■ tion are losing more than $5,000,000. law. Our imports since the Underwood It has thousands of women Help us, away, that must come to these old veterans I day of July next, and show f helped Our time to has cume at last. said county ot Waluo, debased, having pre- Woodrow Wilson has books in go when are told that this Amer- ; they have, why the said account 'I j that law has the statute great a that n he 1 Every day gone upon who have been troubled with displace- they sented petition praying they ay ap- allowed. Douse the business of 37 cent. 1 ican Commonwealth which ot said estate for the use and been in the White six months have decreased per infl Hand clasping hand, no dread of seas they helped pointed trustees JAMES UP*BY I more than ments, animation, ulceration, tumors, beneiit ot P. Mitchell and that letters of this nation has decreased Our the same six months Shall wring irom us weak, foolish tears; to save must throw them adrift in their Mary I A true copy. Attest: exports during issue to them to law. is the irregularities, periodic pains, backache, us trust according A |{’l III H V. 1 KIN 1,1 twenty million dollars, lhis under the Underwood law have decreased May Heaven grant fav’ring breeze. declining days in order to make room for that down Guide safe our boats the said notice to of Democracy. This is the price 31 cent. This shows how we are cap- I bearing feeling, indigestion, through coming years. younger men.” Ordered,That petitionersgive price per a of this the affairs nervous after all other all pel sons urn-rested by causing copy i At a Probate Court liebi at Beira'1 that the pay to have the markets of the world under and prostration, dear teachers dear! Deople luring Farewell, classmates, order to be published tiuee weeks successively | for the County ot Waldo outlie academic This shows the means have failed. don’t a of this nation controlled by : the “new freedom.” Why you try Farewell, farewell, for many a day; PITTSFIELD PERSONALS. in 1 he Ib pnblicau Journal, ewspnper pub- day or June. a. 1). 1H4 We’ll our life witn lished at Belt;,st, that tl e> may appear at a Pro- j doctors and efficiency experts, by gowned result of sharpening our wits in compe- it? E. Pinkham Medicine greet smiling cheer. mu t Lydia Co., bate Comt, to he held at Bellast. within and for taut instrument, purport j dreamers, by labor of Nor idly long at anchor sway. a testament ot Hattie M theorists and scholarly tition with the cheap foreign Lynn, Mass, Miss Freda Goodwin of Burnham was said County, on the 14-»h day ot July. I). Ai'eiwill and j late ol Betia-t in said < : and Chautauqua pel- nations. Catherine Blaisdell. town at ten ot the cloek bt-lore noon, and show Thomas, pedantic pundits | caller in Wednesday, 1914, been and it tin \ tin* of said do, deceased,having presente [ formers, by learned allusionists During the first six months of the new At the dormitory there were 200 guests cause, an> have, \vn> prayer H. S. made a short visit this petitioners should not be granted. Ordeied. That notice he given t ; statesmen. as with the old tar- over with the other Lanpher grape-juice tariff law compared Tuesday, making James LIBBY, Judge. interested by causing a ropy ot all this is SALE week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. But we are told that merely iff law our revenue has decreased $25,- FOR guests around town about. 400 people. A true copy. Attest: puldished tluee weeks MieeesSiv* as- The President has The was tine and will be remem- Manson. Ainni li W. Leonard, Register. public.ui Journal, published at Be { 090,000 during the same period. FRANK DAVIS two miles out The day long psychological. FARM, may at a Probate Coun.t that what it needs over has class as as appear sured the country excess of receipts THEon Swan Lake Avenue. East Belfast. Has bered by the of 1914 well the Dr. and Mrs. William Cargill are re- and and for said c the expenditures .»l a Probate Court, belli at Beitast, witniu Belfast, within }■ He has assured the same and citizens of the town. at is more legislation. been $37,090,000. During pe- about 18 acres, 8 in wood lot, the rest in mow- guests ceiving congratulations of their many tm the County of Waldo, on the 9th day of second Tuesday ot July next, wrong with and D. clock befol e noon, and show cai." country that there is nothing riod last year under the Republican tariff ing fields House of 8 rooms well of good Among those registered at the Castine friends on account of the birth of a June, a. 15)14. have, wliy the same should not or with Dem- over water. Also the Davis and Guptill cottage at who attended the were P MITCH!*: L, Curtis B. Milchell and Democratic administration, the excess of receipts expenditures House exercises and allowed. is that at the daughter. Alice Vein Sawyer, exei-utors ol the last pioved ocratic laws. The only difficulty was or a balan: e in favor of Temple Heights Inquire H. A. and R H. of C. LUCY JAMES 1.1 Bl $7,500,000, Ryder Winterport; will of ( urtis K Mitchell, late *»t Unity, in said are too J. F. STEPHENSON MARKET. Mrs. Anna and daughter men of the nation law in six months A. Mrs.J. F. Sears- Stephenson a A true copy. Attest: the business the Republican tariff 2w26 Belfast. Paul, Morrill; Paine, County ot Waldo, deceased, having presented that High Street, Jeannette will soon leave for North port 'AIM' stupid to appreciate the blessings of $44,500,000. rnont; Mrs. M. Corbett, StocktonSprings; petition praung that the actual market value the a for the ol said estate, to ail in have been bestowed upon them, this Democratic Congress P. W. Mr. and Mrs. where they will occupy cottage ill*- property subject Every day Corson, Thorndike; m the state of Maine, the to them | summer. heilianee tax persons ; 1T7A1.0O H.S.--In Court ot IMoba.'. is give more than the nation ! A. Mr. and Mrs. B. ;u > only remedy proposed is expending money Durham. Monroe; interested in the succession thereto, d the fast, on the 9th day of June. have already re- will be LET of the lax be determined more of what they is receiving. I predict that it TO J. Murphy, Mrs. S. Butler, C. B. Wig- Miss Sallie Dow of Wellesley joined amount thereon, may crick 1. Palmer, admnii'’iatoi t.ii L, has served notice by the Judge of Probate. Dennis late ot Monroe, in ! ceived, The president but a few months more until we will gin a*.d Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lower, her Mrs. Cora Dow. and sister Moody, cottage at the battery. mother, to ld> lii that Congress is to be to raise Ordered, That the said petitioner sgive notice deceased, having presented on the country have to again issue bonds money Belfast. Miss Kate who was a member of the this of administration of said to enact AshoreHas three sleeping rooms, a living room all persons interested by causing a copy of account in session ail summer to the of govern- Mrs. J. S. Warren and Eme- and this kept pay running expenses and a kitchen, also a large piazza. daughter graduating class at M. C. I., order to be published three weeks successively lowance. j; that will practically has not been done line of Mrs. W. F. Turner and in The a further legislation ment, a thing that to Islesboro, week left for their home in Searsport.— Republican Journal, newspaper publish- I hat notice thereof be is left. Apply ed at that at a Probate Ordered, what little business since last Administration Mrs. S. L. Beaton of Miss El- Belfast, they may appear destroy the Democratic LOUVILLE J. POTTLE, Belfast, Me. Augusta, Pittsfield Advertiser. lor said weeks in The Kepiibh- is a (unit, to be held at Belfast, within and successively, j be but it A Democratic a in Belfast, It may psychological, under Grover Cleveland. County, on the 14t.li day of July, a. I). 1914. newspaper publish'd can that that all persons interested may { that no candid man deny and en at ten of the clock before noon, and show, ty. truth Administration pty treasury! to be held at KeltaM. i in session if the of said Probate Court, that stays What memories of the those words cause, any they have, why prayer and show every day Congress past should not. he day of July next, less. The petitioner granted. the account that business grows greatest recall. JaaiKS LIBBY, Judge. they have, why said that this could possi- A true Attest: he allowed. ! blessing Congress copy. JAMES I.IBM the would be to BELLS. Arthur w. Leonard. Begister. bly bestow upon country WEDDING A true copy, A (test: and never meet There is ♦ ARTHCK W. l.KOKAIiti adjourn again. a Probate Court held at Belfast, witlun and j that at At this slight consolation, however, Walmsley-Buzzell. June 22nd, Our “Home=Readers’ for the C« nuty of YVatdo, on the 9th day of is in session destroying noon, at the home of Mrs. Sarah Bargain” June, A. I) 1914. 117 A 1.1)0 SS—III Court of Probate. while high I | Congress l»i the business of the country they are also Buzzell in Simonton, occurred T. GILBERT, guardian of HazH F. V? fast, on the 9:*. day of June. Ingraham By special arrangement with the vs of the now dis- Miss publish-^ Gilbert of >i« nroe. in said County of Waldo, T. Field, administrator, with the what remains the marriage of her daughter. EDWARD W lab destroying ers of McCall’s Magazine, the recognized having presentee a petition praying for a license on the estate of Fred U. bite, The busi- Simonton to Charles DON’T MISS IT 4 p credited Democratic party. Josephine Buzzell, to sell and convey certain real estate described in said County deceased, having ol more than adm ! the nation have in of The | Fashion Authority 1,200,- in said for the benefit oi said ward at fourth and final account of ness men of appealed Edward Walmsley Philadelphia. petition j ♦ 4 an advantageous offer for said cs»ate for allowance. vain to the President to stop further single ring service was impressively 000 women, we are able to ofler you the private sale, having -_1 r,_ » r> T iOlaSaM the same. but his has been that ♦ 4 Ordered, that notice thereof be j legislation, reply extraordinary limited bargain; That said notice to are following Ordered. the petitioner give weeks successively, m The Kepubii* that they being of the church, in the 4 a of this they simply imagine pastor Baptist ♦ one all persons interested by causing copy a published in Belfast, m The Republican Journal (weekly) year in newspaper ininppd. presence of only the immediate family. 4 order to be published three weeks successively that all persons interested may .diet a WORLD bride was attired in a McCall’s Magazine (monthly) one year The Republican Journal, newspaper published bate Court, to be held at Be I last, on THE MARKETS OF THE The becomingly a Probate CAPTURING 4 at Belfast, that they may appear at of July and show cause, gown of blue silk. The couple t 15c McCall Pattern FREE held at oelfast. within and for said next, the Underwood Tariff law that traveling Any Court, to be have, why the said account should m Under The bride is one of \ 4 on the 14th of A. D. 15)14, of were unattended. ♦ County, day July. ed. JAMES LIBb\ to us the benign blessings at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, brought most young ladies ♦ A true copy. Attest: we are forth Rockport’s popular V of said the “new freedom” to go All for $2.10 if any they have,why the prayer petition- A w 1.KOKABU. and for about years has been em- lonly RTHUK the markets of the world. eight er snouid not be granted. and capture in the Trust Co., Rock- 4 JAMES LIBBY, Judge. com- ployed Security no intro- We have had our wits sharpened by The Journal needs A true Attest: A 1.1)0 88.—Ill Court of Probate, land. The groom is a salesman for the Republican 4 copy. rest of mankind. It Arthur W. Leonard, Register. on 9th dav ot June, with the & It is a wholesome, up-to- Ur fast, the petition well known drug house Park, Davis duction. clean, ot the last to be the of wisdom 4 K. Parsons, executrix would appear part Mich. Mr. and Mrs. that late of Thorndike, in tariff Co., of Detroit, the-minute newspaper—the kind you At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and K. Parsons, to and see how the Democratic 4 her stop Walmsley left immediately on a ten days’ for the County of Waldo, on the second Tues- deceased, having presented worked. welcome in your home. account of administration of said law has wedding trip including Atlantic City, 4 day of June, a. D. 1914. own State the new Democratic is without a lowaiice. 5 In my New York and Boston. Mrs. Walmsley McCall’s Magazine superior a certain instrument, purporting to be the last closed more than 4 A. thereof l- tariff law immediately a A will and testament of Samuel Kendell, Ordered, that notice will accompany her husband oh part as a guide in correct dress and household in said of \\ al- The 60 cent of our shingle mills, threw 4 late ot Stockton Springs, County weeks successively in Kepulxii per of his during the summer through known to many of do, deceased,having been pres* nted for probate, published in Belfast, it out of and these trip matters and is already newspaper 8,000 men employment, Northern and Eastern Maine. It is 4 and accompanied by a petition praying for ad- that all persons interested may at It our readers. Size 8x11 in. —84 to 136 with will annexed. to he Held at Bellas! mills are closed today. immediately' in the fall will make 4 ministration of said estate hate Court. that probable that they of next, ai d show c.< the mills of British Columbia contains Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- •Jay July opened their home in were the pages monthly. Every number tIre said account and Bangor. They 4 a of this order to be they have, why for months had been closed, they Pat- terested by causing copy of many beautiful and costly over 50 advance designs of McCall three weeks successively in The Re- allowed. ever since and 95 per recipients 4 published JAMES Mi have been running host of friends extend l at Belfast, that they wedding gifts. A for publican Journal, published Attest: of their is sold in the United terns—celebrated style, fit, simplicity at a Probate Court, to be held at A true Cpy. cent output 4 may appear W. Lk«»n *i* congratulations. <»n the second AltTHUK States. The price of shingles has not andeconomy— besides entertaining stories, He I last, within and for said County, 4 of next, at ten ot the clock to the consumer. We now on Tuesday July been reduced and labor-saving ideas noon, and show cause, it they have, Owen-Pratt. Wednesday evening, money-saving 4 before any A I.DO KS.— In Court ot Probat< the same for shingles the same should not be W pay price foreign June MiES Eva Isabelle Pratt, etc., end why proved, approved V> fast, on the 9th day of June, in this 24th, Dress, Housekeeping, Cooking, allowed. j that we tor those produced D. £ 4 and Larrabee, executor ot the last w paid daughter of Leonidas H.. and DHla Eti- JAMES LIBBY, Judge. information on Fancy-Work, Larrabee. late of Monroe, in s.n.i j country. Pratt of was married to Robert helpful 4 A true copy. Attest: liisliist in isnow Clinton, for ceased, having presented j More than $2,000,000 wages and Mrs. Beauty, Children, Health, etc., Arthur vv. Leonard. Register. eat;.’ Everett Owen, son of Rev. quette, 4 count ol administration ot said : from theAmerican workman being taken Charles E. Owen of Waterville, at tfe’ all home-loving women. For style, for ance. and to the China- 4 SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel in this country given Free Clinton, the cere- McCall’s that notice thereof la- in Baptist church, profit—read fast, on the 9th of June 1914. Arthur Ordered, the and the Hindu ideas,lor pleasure,for 4 WALDO day in The man, Japanese the father of ot the last will ot •fames A. weeks successively, ltepui- mony being performed by I, Haley, executor in Belfast, m British Columbia. were of TODAY late of in said County, de- a newspaper published the Both members CUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON 4 Haley, Prospect, interested si11* six months of the bridegroom. his first and final ae that all pel sons may the first and a ceased, having presented «'ii During the class of ’14, Colby College, bate Court, to he held at Belfast. t law count of aumiuistrut!o;i of said estate for allow present Democratic tariff 33,000,000 from the col- of next, and show cause, large gathering of friends The Republican Journal, alice July of tin valued at $1,334,000 £ have, w hy tire said account should pounds plate lege was present to extend their greet- Belfast. Maine* T Ordered. That notice thereof be given, three into this country, ten times fjo weeks in The Journal ed. was imported to the couple. The church Gentlemen: Enclosed find $2.10 9 successively Republican JAMES 1.11 I into this coun- ings happy a published in Belfast, in said comity, as much as was brought with which send McCall's Magazine newspaper A Hue Attest: was prettily decorated potted plants please ^ that all interested may attend at a Pro- copy. the last six months of the Re- and The each one persons A in IIUK W. I.KON AKI• try during and cut flowers. The wedding march Republican Journal, bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on tile 14tli day tariff law. full year to ^ of and show cause, if any they publican was on the church organ by Har- July next, nation, the six months un- played have, why the said account should not be al- A MX) ss.-ln Court Of Probate. This during old a classmate. The ushers were Name. ▼ of June. tariff used less tin Morse, lowed. W’ fast, on the 9th day der a Democratic plate Frank Thomas Crossman and JAMES LlitBY, Judge. A. Jackson, administratrix wiili til- the last six months Carpenter, I. Jaen than it had during members of the Zeta Psi. Town or State. ▲ A true copy. Attest: ed, ou the estate of James This means Ralph Weston, ARTHUR w. Leonard. Register. in said deceased ; under a tariff. an Northport. Count), Republican After the ceremony informal recep- sented her first and final account oi dollars in work and wages R. F. D. or Street or Box No. one million tion was held at the home of the bride. 4 of said estate for allowance. indus- NOTICE. The sub- tion j taken from the men who work in this entitles has been FREE. I understand ♦ ADMINISTRATRIX'Sscriber hereby gives notice that sho Ordered, that uoilce thereof be and to of the estate of 1 tries of this country given foreign Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Cuts, Bums me to select any McCall Pattern S duly appointed administratrix weeks successively, in The Bepuhli' m labor. from .the first copy of McCall's of a newspaper published in Belfast, ... Sores. free^ ^ HELEN P. BKVaN STAPLES,late Monroe, ait-' tons of steel 1 receive and that I am to send pos- that ail persons interested may 4 Thousands of foreign | ^ of deceased, and givei is ial size and number ▲ In the County Waldo, bate Court, to be held at Belfast j labor E. S. Manila, N. Y.. writes: “I card, giving Hi haviuu cm' ■«’ manufactured by foreign cheap Mr. Loper, bonds as the law directs, persons day of July next, and show and Seattle. of free pattern direct to McCall Co. the of said deceased sli going to San Francisco have never bad a Cut, Bum, Wound or Sore it demauds against estate they have, why the said account be new or ▼ are desired to the same for settlement Thousands of tons of pigiron is coming Bueklen’a Ar- Subscriptions may renewal) present would not heal.’’ Get a box of and al indebted therero are requested to make JAMB UHKY.J"*' into these ports from China produced by nica Salve today. Keep handy at all timea for paymentv immediate!) „„ from 6c. to 8c. per day. CATHERINE E. FRENCH. 1kokaiii, labor paid Wounds. Prevents Lock- Atr«ec°,.y.iAr,:w Thousands of tons of cotton ties are Burna, Sores, Cuta, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ t Monroe, Me., June 9,1914-3w27| j of New 28c., at your Druggist. going into tha ports Galveston, jaw. ♦ Literary News and Notes. Wilbur Daniel Steele, ia a shivery tale of -^ENTCOMMENT. sea-serpent and a lovable and heroic little ■M The are a Mechanics priest. poems “My Lady,” KLjM CANDIDATE WON. The July Popular Magazine delicately lilting Wordsworthian episode, THE all 335 articles and 356 Falls contains, told, Olive Tilford and “A Post ,The Kumford Times.] by Dargan, illustrations. H. H. Windsor dis- who so of Maine has Silent,” hy Alice Brown, lately party cusses, “The Misplaced Factory” and Then Democratic won the prize for the $10,000 play. The stood for rum—a license or local ‘Sleeping on his A rms, the latter treat- closing article, “The Problem of the As- sl''* and industrial That the majority of Maine ing of business conditions sociated PresB. is a discussion charac- the United States. There are for rum is demon- in many terized by fairness and insight. The ..is still stand and of '' -11 page views groups views, some Contributors’ Club contains humor nomination of Oakley C. Guns used to (he of them showing: guard fantasy, and a lesson in academic polite- the Cod r.! .(•' Portland for Governor. the Panama Canal; Cape Canal, ness. if Ask For now completion; the Alaskan \,ur candidates, Curtis was the nearing railroad routes; scenes RECENT DEATHS/ fo r votes on the government-built appealed attending the taking of Vera Cruz by license or local op ion law. the United States forces (six pages); in Rumford was Thomas D. Eaton died June 19th at of his speech down the walls of the law pulling Jerusalem; his home in Winterport, aged 74 years. ution of Prohibitory military roadB in the Philippines; of license. In veiled building He had been in poor health for a long S of an HORLICK’S uiport funeral custom African rumsellers. a strange time and his death was not. unexpected. u.plauded etc. The Shop Notes and Ama- issue was rum—and he tribe, Mr. Eaton Was a man of genial person- Avoid Imitations—Take No Substitute iing Mechanics departments are full of miration the aid of the teur ality .much respected by all. He by carefully prepared material. ^and Rich Milk, malted grain, in powder form. More healthful than tea or coffee. vote for him was practical, was a veteran of the Civil War and a country added to the Six pages were magazine member of the Methodist Episcopal Forinfants, invalids and growing children. Agrees with the weakest with the number, and they were digestion. ution of Curtis means a lot July church, Howard lodge. F. & A. M., and used to the Amateur Mechanics Purenutrition.upbuildingthewholebody. Keep it on your sideboard at home. It means that enlarge Cushing O. E. S. Mr. Eaton ublican party. All the “writ- chapter, leaves to mourn their a a mothers and the A lunch a Haines will be re-elected, be- department. articles^areit." loss, wife, son, Invigorates nursing ag«d. quick prepared in minute. ten so you can understand R. Eaton and a s-ue between the nominees is Charles of Winterport, -Mrs. N. Hall of Brewer :lwn. It is license or prohibi- Strand contains a number of daughter, Percy till they reached the English Channel and The July was the Methodist ■ no rum. If other The funeral held in arrived in with half an hour’s dif- mi or any interesting articles, one of the best be- port been nominated the issue account of how Episcopal church, June 23d, Rev. A. J. after for over three lo had ing a well-illustrated ference, racing Quarries, as Lockhart officiating. The Masonic bur- months on And fine t be so prominent, Mclntire, THE “NEW the American Cup defenders are built. end. brave, things did not make rum PERFECTION” ial service was read and that lodge at- looked as onwards with t Keegan George R. Sims, the well-known drama- they they sped Factory tended. their white unfurled to the breeze. tist, writes on "Clever Detective Feats, wings Locations of Curtis means the The had a marvellous ca- inination LAUNDRESS giving many interesting cases which Mark a former well In one of Governor Haines. have happened within the last twenty Capt. Ingraham, pacity for speed. day she sailed Mill Latest known commander in the Boston and 380 statute miles, or an of six- Sites, Farms,Sites or thirty years. “The Develop- average she works next to the of the is Bangor steamboat service, died June teen miles an hour, and she made the -I l-VTUS AND ITS SEQUEL. Though stove, ment in the Teaching Blind” at his home in another interesting article dealing with 24th Rockland, having passage home from China in ninety-one forjSummer Hotels New York iDd’t within reach of her ,he Sun, ] easy irons, she a nearly reached his 88th birthday. He These were names to with a subject which is attracting great lays. conjure •. was the last of six who were The was a ■.: a few days of a year since cool and comfortable. That’s be- deal of well-deserved attention at the brothers, in the sixties. Thermopylae and keeps widely known the New of 947 tons Camps \\ -son, addressing Congress present time. In this article the curious along England composite clipper register. ct of currency cause she uses a that blind from their coast as commanders of steamboats or Her dimensions were 210x36x21 feet. legislation, fact is slated people LOCATED ON THE LINE OF THE vessels. these as birth have no conception of the actual coasting Capt. Ingraham began Mer. talked of sailing vessels if 57 of as cook on a were cough to strike the shackles sizes of animals and people. One boy, his years seafaring they real personalities. One of the small then but 11 was The duty of statesman- for instance, who recovered his sight, tishing vessel, being most famous of them the Macquarie of the 40’s he sailed — an MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD gative merely. It is con- expressed the greatest terror at the im- years age. During iron barque built in 1875 by Green’s We must show that we “Heroines of before the mast in the ship Charlemagne ; }f London. Her registered was mensity of his parents. tonnage give to those to and the to opportunity desiring it business needs and that the Film” will be by all ad- brig Sayline, making voyages 1977, her length 269.8 feet, her beam 40.1 j appreciated I make a change in location fora new start to it. actresses. A many foreign ports. Returning to the feet and her depth 23.7 feet. In her day supply mirers of moving-picture in life. .•month which has all but amount of fiction by well-known coasting business he commanded the ] she was a famous beauty, and, after be-' Oil Cook-stove^ generous Min- schooners Otter, sold to is conviction of this under- | writers may also be found in thi; month’s Equal, Neponset, ing Norwegian o-vners, ending chase and Farwell. I as a knowledge lias been pro- The New Perfection issue of The Strand. nie Cobb, Joseph her days hulk somewhere in Aus- Undeveloped Water Powers, No. 5 ucai ■ is ii shown? Is it evinced Stove, with mice units lie was ucaui vyuhc tralia. r\.,tL/> mnof ntorpsfincr nrtip|p« :n unemployed labor, in the j the Fireless Cooking Oven, is the latest commander of the schooner Chase. Re- ^fie fact remains that in spite of their | Unlimited Raw Material of side-tracked equipment the July Wide World is entitled “Uncle turning to Rockland in 1879 he was as- charm their day is done and that owners Walter as of the steamer s, in the record breaking addition to the famous New Perfection Sam’s ‘‘Floating Court,’” by signed pilot Cambridge, are rapidly discarding them for steam- AND illus- on the line ports and the equally rec- Noble Burns, who describes and which had just been placed ships. With them goes much of the ro- line of cook-stoves. Pull The craft or! exports aceomoanying the damper of trates the manner in which the United between Bangor and Boston. mance connected with the sea. Shorter Good Farming Land in the Government administers was commanded by his brother, Capt. greater is of merchandise, this fireless oven it a States justice voyages,quicker discharge, speed and becomes and the one season in this are l AWAIT DEVELOPMENT. i.i" s of forward orders at perfect among the Eshimos, whalers, Otis Ingraham. After are the order of the day. Vessels contraction of white of the far he was the command of worked from no altruistic of s. in the fireless cooker. It uses one burner scattered population capacity given today point Communications locations only between ! regarding c- and in the statistics of northern Alaskan coast, Behring Sea, the steamer Mt. Desert,running view, and the chances are that before are invited and will receive attentions —saves cases are and Bar Harbor. This was the are rla 11ly ami uimimsneu en- half the fuel cost. You can and the Arctic Many strange Rockland many years passed the large sailing and The tasks of 21 service as a when addressed to any agent of the are the understanding and brought to tht judges beginning years’ ship will have passed entirely away. start the after and let are is MAINE or 11 %• displayed in the recent supper right lunch, they are called upon to perform steamboat captain. Capt. Ingraham British owners in particular are lea ling CENTRAL, to Senatorial investment in it varied, amusing and sometimes tragic. survived by one daughter, Mrs. James the van in this direction. In twenty- ; cook itself, while you the after- and two INDUSTRIAL BUREAU Wall street curb market spend “Pussy-Foot of Oklahoma” deals with McKenzie of Attleboro, Mass., five years the British sailing tonnage the 1 anew with the assistance noon outdoors. I William E Johnson, late head of sons, Albert F. Ingraham of Whitefield has decreased from 3,500,000 to 255,000. | States Indian Ser- and W. of Enfield. a bul- MAINE CENTRAL rents on official stationery 1 Bureau of the United Frank Ingraham It is long cry from the “wooden RAILROAD, ['i-nittees? New Perfection Stoves bake, broil, roast, vice,and his successful efforts to“smash” warks” of England to the finely equip- who were sell- but our il.at the prospectus of last the outlaws of Oklahoma Mrs. Esther R. Burrill, widow of Wiilis ped steel steamship of today, PORTLAND, MAINE. a other stove will to the Indians and commercial and economic ! fault in its suggestion of j toast—everything any do, ing vile spirits gener- S. Burrill, died June 24th at the home of pre-eminence In won us men sailed “be- I wledge of “what business and cost less for fuel. No ally defying the law. “Advertising her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Jepson, in was for by who .v they fora Lucius L. Wittich, of Jop- fore the mast” and their achievements to supply it?’’ handling Wife," Watervilie, aged 77 years, 11 months and describes how Colonel Worth, a will remain for to come the | EASTERN STEAMSHIP istration’s latest challenge i of coal and ashes—all the heat lin, Mo., 20 Mrs. Burrill was born in Brooks- years pride cooking of tried days. opinion traversed a letter millionaire mine-owner Joplin, ville, the daughter of John B. and \Jane of the British peoples. CORPORATION. ■ this and narrowly ms Hardware Company of you want, just when you want it. experiment thereby Dyer Redman, and much of her early a horrible death. Other articles Mo., one of tile great com- escaped life was in Belfast. After her Children ; New Perfection Stoves are made in and spent Cry ■i | 1,2, 3, deal with"Picture-Huntingin Hungary,” rns of the country. In that marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Burrill lived in FOR FLETCHER’S SEVEN TRIPS .4 WEEK. was in Western Papua,” trade the view express- 4-burner sizes. No. 5 stove is sold complete “My Experiences Oakland where, during the last 16 years “shut “A “East Africa as BANGOR LINE. ogress would up shop i Coyote Round-Up,” of his life, Mr. Burrill was an invalid CASTOR I A with broiler, toaster, and fireless oven. “Our Battle with the Head- the chances of business Regular I Saw it,” and was tenderly cared for by his faithful other of BELFAST AND BOSTON S3 50 (ROUND ould be vastly enhanced. The ! oven, broiler and toaster can be obtained sepa- Hunters,’’and many subjects wife. After the death of her husband, i THE CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE j wide interest. ■reliant who is at the head of ; for smaller sizes. Sad-iron heater and world Mrs. Burrill went to Watervilie, where I TRIP $6.50.) ■i confesses that he was the rately Association of Con- y American “Ed- she had lived with her daughter 15 years. /The Waldo County ■ In the July Magazine ; communication and is cred- cook-book free with stove. Hers was one of those na- a enthusi- every die” Collins of the Philadelphia Athle- rare, sunny gregational churches held very TURBINE STEEL STEAMSHIPS BELFAST ■■spatch to our contemporary, ; tures, whom to know was to love, and At dealers or write direct for tics, whom “Johnny” McGraw of the astic and profitable meeting with the of this city, with the follow- everywhere catalogue. during her stay in Watervilie she made AND CAMDEN. New York Giants has called the greatest church in Frankfort June 24th. An im- ration: friends who will miss her m week and baseball in the world, writes an many cheery Leave Belfast at 5.00 p. days is the Administration policies player and Mrs. Bur- feature of the meeting was the for Rockland and article entitled“Pitchers I Have Faced,” ways pleasant greetings. portant Sundays Northport, Camden, rued I am one of the warmest a m. for rill had been an invalid for four years of what is to be known as a Boston. Leave Belfast at 7.30 daily, in which he tells many stories of his ex- appointment and t the President, but I know and a great but all this Searsport, Bucksport, Winterport Bangor. with the most wonderful base- sufferer, during committee composed of Rev. times more about business periences time was the same un- council RETURNING ball in the In sweet, patient, m-ss conditions than the Presi- i pitchers major leagues. life and Charles H. McElhiney of Searsport, who is complaining soul, enjoying gath- Leave India Wharf, Boston, at 5.00 p. m., the same issue Stephen Leacock, Rev. Haraden S. Pearl of Belfast, Rev. ering many young people about her who and leave Belfast at 7.30 a. m. daily for (jragpjp called the “Canadian Mark Twain,” be- Stockton and daily, retinal yet how illuminating! loved her companionship. Mrs. Burrill Harry Trust of Sandy- Bangor and intermediate landings. a new comic series entitled “Arca- M. of Bel- gins was a member of the Methodist church point, Deacon Harry Prentiss FRED W. POTE, Agent, Belfast, Maine. dian Adventures with the Idle Rich.” 'S WILSON’S PROUD MOMENT, STANDARD OIL COMPANY and the Ladies’ Aid connected with the fast, and James Duncan of Searsport. Under the title “The Part Money Plays In with this Willis G. Hatch -nm the New York Mail.] church, the members of which contribut- connection oi New York in Marriage” a man who has bad twenty- of Belfast will act ed to her pleasure many times during her and Elon B, Gilchrist at the facts. The Wil* New York Buffalo five experience as a husband re- the getting years’ long illness. She also belonged to the in the matter of taking in charge v nd tariff is its own ports some of his adventures in the mar- fund of Waldo telling Albany Boston W. C. T. U. and was deeply interested legacy and equalizing it is a different tale from that relation. Richard a news- SuesineSilk riage Spillane, in the work. Her family relations since i county. the Democrats in the Con- man. under the title, mem- by paper writing she had lived in Watervilie were of the! Next month, about the 20th, the -- fall. The official are “Through Hurricane and Flood,” con- figures happiest. No son could have bers of the Council committee, together 39 CENTS ■r the first seven months of tributes a wonderful story founded on owi^ Rev. Charles ~ been more mindful of her welfare nor '29,110,217, against on horseback demand that State Work.” Rev. Charles ■ or consular ex- can and industrial cc theologian without legal gentlemen ward social phenomena 'ravaga, of a Congress pledged to with Portland, the-State superintendent, then Discount that the great Republic shall pursue and a means which [London Times.] n’W'.a i. a. increased expenditures $9,- perience. crises, suggests by continued the subject, giving many The President had to observe fire and sword. between the classes may be Various feelings are stirred by the par- i*w,2s; Tims a surplus of $15,584,014 promised harmony illustrations of what is being nas the executive order consuls, Mr. Deming’s agraph which appeared in a recent issue practical heei. rued into deficit of $25,485,492. protecting promoted. sympathetic done in Maine, by the Congregational where the of the service re- and of the on the “Passing of the Sailing Ship.’’ It „> t he remembered that when except good You’re Bilious and Costive ! impassiored presentation churches. Sale was there stated that in the future the rresi ier,’ a from it. But in the case for the workingman is followed by Wilson signed this bill, that quired departure Sour Rev. Harry Trust then gave a talk on most departure which he Sick Headache, Bad Breath, Stomach, “A signed by E. S., in whom special sign (s) to indicate steamers will ‘,?f rvastated American industry, on conspicuous Reply” “The Spiritual Decline of the Country at low for cash has made the of the service was Furred Tongue and Indigestion, Mean Liver the middle class finds an able and be discontinued in Lloyd’s announce- prices October 4. 1913. hp said* good spirit- Church.” 1 What can be ex- and Bowels clogged. Clean up tonight. Get a ed defender. Among the essay- ments. The names of steamers will be feei a very peculiar pleasure in what entirely forgotten. liberary Rev. Haraden S. Pearl followed with ■nave if the Administration is to have a 25c. bottle of Dr. King’s New Life Pills today its, John Jay Chapman makes a notable shown without any distinguishing marks, just done. ... I have had pected a talk on “Some Problems of the the new of to the criticism of Greek but the names of sailing vessels will be MarcellusJ.Dow mpljshment of something like free hand in selecting corps and empty the stomach and bowels of ferment- contribution Church.” commercial attaches? The new service literature and its in “The indicated by the sign (s. v.) The inti- art ever since I was a i foods and waste. A full interpreters was administered Rev. boy. ig, gassy bowe) A. mation indicates the change which Communion by j at instead of being made a helpful instru- Greek Genius”; and Charles H. great MAINE. as it is, is the accomplish- movement gives a satisfied, thankful feeling— G. G. Martin, professor of theology of BROOKS, ment for the of trade who for the first time has come over the mercantile marine of uly half the journey. promotion foreign Wager, appears the Bangor Theological Seminary and by into a retreat for the makes you feel fine. Effective, yet mild. Don't the with intimate the world within a comparatively few w about to will be turned in Atlantic, justifies of I take the second the statistical tables of Rev. C. McElhiney Searsport. 1 broken down or a relief station for the 25c., at your Druggist. the hesitations of Erasmus years. Taking currency bill. Why gripe. appreciation The meetings were considered by all and and his in “A Plea Lloyd’s Register for 1888 89, or a quarter a ait to crown ourselves with hungry thirsty. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Burns. temperamental kin, to be the most profitable vet DO YOU NEED BUILDING UP? and the at- for Erasmians.” The and of a century ago, we find that the world’s present honor? And I covet this By classifying protecting Jelly-fish held and much enthusiasm is the result, ill health in was sail- There are conditions of ar ,r taches Mr. Redfield had a chance to con- Suffrage,” by C. William Beebe, tonnage represented by 22,402 j PERSONALS. Equal no one to substantial toward CAMDEN new and "What of vessels of 9,496,603 net tons, as which particular organ appears the of honor that the tribute something another contributor, ing sort steamers of is niiseiableand the of an efficient foreign Coeducation ?” Zona Gale, discuss against 10,260 7,414,954 net beat fault, ycttlie patient uas won the bill that he development Woodcock has returned by by service. Instead he has Miss Mildred and humor two tons, whereas today there are but 6,694 unab'o to the activities of daily that October amid commercial only with sanity good impor- pursue evening, home for the summer. of as HELP THE KIDNEYS a new of attractive of feminism. The sailing vessels 3,890,936 tons, com- life with and Some- ter and chatter” of the lead* furnished list jobs tant phases question vigor enjoyment. a 1 r\ J t__1 1. I_ of is with 23,897 steamers of to the im- ■ta for the spoilsmen. Hlllto 1IIU "IVUIV of education, irrespective sex, pared 26,517,029 times the cause is attributed Democratic party. tons. in Isle au Haut for the summer. further treated by James Mascarene net Belfast Readers Are Learning the Way. agination but the patient knows that the Hubbard in his review of the Carnegie The passing of the sailing ship is like TNG THE FOREIGN SERVICE, DISINHERITED. It’s the little kidney ills— debility is real. Miss Dorothy Simonton arrived last recent of the of an old friend. who Foundation’s investigation passing Many is a medicine the Portland, Oregon, Journal J the summer weak or back— The evidently the New York Tribune.] [From week to spend in Camden. education in and Robert M. are now middle-aged were given as boys The lame, aching remedy Vermont; that will the whole rather 1 In of Mexican there round the which The unnoticed benefit system won another spite misfortunes, D. Reed and “In Those merrily depicts to wandering docks, urinary disorders— n';'.' system victory Mrs. Mina daughter Gay’s Days” than a The blood reaches every- tUl '' were full of vessels returned from to and 3is- part. when the Senate to are Americans who are warlike when are at Seal Harbor a the sell-conscious miseries of the newly sailing That may lead dropsy Bright’s agreed Gladys for few an in its fx.i shor s. There were where and improvement quality tr',r" the service the Gamaliel Bradford, distant many ships ease. ciuju protected the battle is afar, that still clamor for weeks. fledged pedagogue. is followed an aa from Australia and South redo- quickly by improvement attaches who are to be sent whose Confederate Portraits have been America, When the are weak, * the American to be sent to the kidneys in the whole l*r. \\ illiams’ t,J ;, army R. L. Bean and family arrived home the most read of Atlantic lent with romance and adventure. The organism. crctary Redfield. The at- among widely them with Doan’s Kidney Pills, make a in lai are from an auto the of the is Help Pink Pills visible improvement 10 t*0 some capital. There newspaper generals Monday trip through in this number his series supersession sailing ship largely s«rkS 7 hereafter of the essays, begins A remedy especially for*weak kidneys. the condition of the blood. The micro- n eonsuls and consuls who sit in swivel chairs with martial air White Mountains. of Union Portraits with “Joseph Hook- in response to an economic demand. Let general have been used in troubles for will this but liciw'fj " be that even there Doan’s kidney Bcope verify improvement 1 there is no reason and write demands for the and J. of Massachusetts. Robert Haven it remembered today •ton i why they screaming Mr Mrs. F. Wiley and Dr. and er,” the can see it in the mirror as Mexican of in “Some Enthusiasms I have are certain sailing ships which in the 50 years. patient ,iave a tenure, as consul- letting of blood, regardless Mrs. W. F. Bisbee left Wednesday for Schauffler, shown increased color in cheeks and h»ve''jnot can almost hold their citi- by exam* the cost in American lives. and U. V. Wiison, another new matter of speed Endorsed by 30,000 people—endorsed by independent upon competitive an auto trip in Northern Maine. Known,” lips and added brightness of the eyes. an(f It is a cruel The Mexicans are a in “At and Be- own with the ordinary tramp steamer. zens of this locality. ! d-01' demonstrated efficiency in cry. name, Seventy-Three There will also be anew elasticity in the H. K. Curtis and arrived the of life Looked at from an artiBtic of view, — landless in a land of fabulous Cyrus family us reactions upon point the past three years 1 had attacks — people yond,” give “During These things record an improved in on his steam jracht, the Lyndonia, in and the cannot compare with the Btep. riches. They are trespassers their Friday the native optimist 'youth age. steamships of pain in my back," says W. C. Sheldon of tone in the and if this tonic treat- their at some of the body own to occupy cottage Beauchamp. The Rev. Bernard Iddings Bell advances sailing ship. Take sailing hit, country. Brooks, Me. “Some of them were quite severe ment is persisted in for a reasonable Hair Aids is the most a new in “The Danger of Tol- vessels of the sixties, the Aberdeen Fluffy Mexico example Hon. and Mrs. Reuel Robinson and Mr. paradox or of the de- conspicuous liners and and it hurt me to stoop straighten. Any length time, depending upon of absentee landlordism in the world, as and Mrs. H. Wilbur left for erance in Religion,” and “The Rain of clipper Thermopylae Thya- of the condition of ill health fcauty and | F- Monday and the such as sudden move or turn I made caused charp gree debility, Penonality was declared from his Dr. John to attend Law,”by William D.Parkinson,criticizes tera, Chinese pulpit by | Lewiston the Bates also had trouble will be removed. of All the arable College our excesses. , Black Adder, twinges across my back. 1 Gif I Boyd Portland, Sunday. Commencement. They made the trip in constructively legislative Those who are interested may obtain W0In«t> is owned families. Gino C. us another and Fiery Cross. Who can forget from the kidney secretions. I saw Doan's Kid- 'Wtnir,!'"! of all ages want to ba land in Mexico by 7,000 Mr. Speranza gives story the pamphlet “Building Up the Blood” were Robinson’s.auto. in the famous race home which took Pills advertised and them. hrtkn,LK; ^dutiful and attractive— it’a their Once, thousands of small tracts in of immigrant life, “Wander”; “Flag- ney began using free on from the Dr. Williams bat thin and lifeleaa hair W. A. of this met with a is between two of the request stringy, the hands of small farmers, but under fuller place Root;” by Lucy Huston Sturdevant, place these, Tney proved to be a grand remedy and did me Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Alt If lhe Of a pretty face. serious accident at Islesboro last Satur- a of and and from Foochoo beauty the land of Porfirio Diaz it passed touching picture mother-love; Taeping? Starting more than else I had ever used sell Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. >8 not ia policy good anything druggists Wk, , 1!r beautiful, felling out, into the hands of a great landlording day where he was employed. He fell ,‘The Wickedness of Father Veiera,” by together they lost Bight of on e another of or for dandruff, too dry, if tha a _____ I my kidneys." Wpiuk. S alien. W. R. the backward from ladder, striking on the use class, largely Hearst, *,1 !„, bums, Parisian Sage. Bub A LATER STATEMENT. ;t the‘!nd owns a million tack of his neck. He was brought to It will go to the newspaper man, acres, root,0 scalp. right on a a At a later date Mr. Sheldon Baid: “I have had 1 r,nur'*h and General a bis home in Camden cot in motor « to ... them, and atimulate the Otis, newspaper publisher “* boat and local after an exami- PRESCRIPTION no occasion to use Doan's Kidney Pills or any for Cash and owner of another physicians Wanted "He rem, ,trong luxuriant. Parisian of Los Angeles, is II ?Ve* nation found a serious to the for a time. You foil it,j dandruff with one epplicetion, million. injury MM -for IS years- other kidney remedy long may Wdo°. "v'korateethe scalp and makea the The oil lands, which ore believed to be spine, his body being paralysed. He was Mr*MWm continue to publish my former endorsement." A place with some land, Cen- at once to • pCbdbe“uti,ui- even more extensive than those in Russia taken Boston where an opera- »n The Standard Skin at all dealers. Don't ask >» » Remedy Price 60c simply located. Address S tk,, scientifically made prepar- over to tion was He is in an exceed- trally tb« hair what ia needed or the United States, were given performed. for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills Skt ,,e,v« juet Dias. Lord ingly critical condition but hopes are en- Instant Relief for all Skin Troubles voft. fluffy, thick and glorioualy foreigners almost entirely by —the same that Mr. Sheldon had. Foster- Republican Journal. Jjjwt •» tertained that he will recover.—Camden ,K and can be had Co wormy owns 68 per cent of the Tampico 24 tf C. F. W* u, inexpanaivc, Wm. O. Poor & Son, Druggists. Milburn u., Praps., Buffalo* N. Y. 0ru**ist or from A. A. Bowaa A Co. district, and his company pays annaal Herald. o — _ SEARSPORT^ tl

in town Sunday, R. H. Palmer of Bangor waa the guest of Frank Hight. Saturday Mrs. F. L. French went to Boston of her niece. to attend the wedding II is a trained nurse, ROYAL Miss Henrietta M. Garey. a case. at Brownville, where she has winter POWDER who the ) Mrs. Sarah P. Staples, spent BAKING home. Pure in Winthrop, Mass., has arrived Absofuie/y Saturday from Miss Esther M. Beach arrived made the winter. Powder Medford. MaBS., where she passed si The only Baking of Brewer are at Cream ofTartar Arthur B. Smith and family from Crape for the season. H Royal their cottage at Pleasant Point WO ALUM, WO LIME PHOSPHATE 1st from Mrs. Alice M. Smith arrived July || town. -- N. Y., to spend the summer in Brooklyn, nioaie sirei* of Mr. and I Mrs. B. Pendleton, Band has been engaged Dodge's Corner. The friends Sylvester The Searsport Boys’ the winter with her daughter the 4th celebra- H. Farnham will be a irry to who spent to at Bucksport for July Mrs. Peabody in Thomaston, play nut in the Salem daude, Mrs. George Demuth, i learn that they were burned tion. is with her th could irrived home recently and daugh- be had saving hat few thincs y The watch found on Main street can fire, only | Mr. and Mrs, James F their ier Myrtle and husband, take away in their machine. rtunately at the by the owner proving prop- street, near her house, now I postoffice was saved and >ocker. Middle Washington Square house they to new residents in town. erty. later ...Mr. and Mrs. Leslie eased is the will move there W. Cobbett of Mass., and of our at- Leon Springfield, of visited his cousins. Mr. Quite a company village people, on Church Hawes t-rospect of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Smith farm Carnival in Bangor June guest G. E last Su'day ...The ended the Trade’s Mrs. Chapin, son nnd issued a broad at the head them were Dr. and Mrs. H. u « Ex-President Theodore returned from Europe, where he attended the wedding of his Kermlt, street. of Will Carter, situated >4th. Among Roosevelt j buildings news N. Y. in this craft in the by fire last of Cambridge, Mass, sum- anapsliots Bjde against President Wilson’s administration. The hydroplane America was launched at Hammondsport, Manson George of Prospect brought of the lake were totally destroyed Sverett Hichborn Hichborn, E. A. Hallett, an American, will attempt to fly across the Atlantic of the season last, barn mer in town; Mr. Harry R. Lieutenant John C. Porte of the British navy and George first native strawberries afternoon. The caught probably , quests tlfVI fho W-alr. Saturday me Yale defeated Harvard a few Inches in their annual varsity eight Th re was a ] 4rs. D. Shute. Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg ocean from Newfoundland by way of the Azores islands. by week. a spark from the chimney Harry by The last Yale over Harvard in years, and the result was universally a sur in of Mr and Mrs. Carter , aid Mr. and Mrs Bert Staples. oared boat race at New London, Conn. This was the first victory for the varsity eight Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Black spent Sunday small insurance $800. was a favorite. The Zacatecas. The derailed engine is a sample of their wrecking oj>erntlons J. H. Mont- of everybody. tamed are from Denver, Col. prise, as Harvard's crew strong Mexican rebels captured guests of Mr. and Mrs. have the sympathy Bucksport, under the Children’s Day was ob- The 6upper given last Thursday gomery. North Searsport. Ladies’ Aid Society of the Uni- TROY. | Carl and Dr. F. H. the church June 21st with the fnl- , luspices of the SWANVILLE CENTER. Dr. F. E. Maxfield, son served at Mrs. Pamelia Hillman, widow of the late House rersalist parish proved numerically, socially Almon Hustus’ house was burned last week, Mead of Bangor, were at the Searsport lowing program: Rufus Hillman, di«d June 24th, aged 88 years, ind a success! The large financially, grand but the barn was saved....The Monroe & Saturday. humor 3 months and 17 days. The funeral services tth*™ ! :ompany assembled seemed in excellent is visiting RnBi"'rWekomey’’Greeting’” in commission to Fred Rev. Mrs. Annie J. ParsonB of Auburn Harnett Clark Brooks telephone line is were held Saturday at her late home, Construction , md delicious food amid laugh- Clarion the disappeared on the ^«nW’„ Blanche Clark was in her 6ister, Mrs. Jeremiah Sweetser, “The Chain, went Littlefield’s store_Miss Ruby Sprague of James Ainslie officiating. The burial Rec Daisy er and cheerful sociability! Everybody is with care t road. Concerted recitat.on. ’’What Fairview Cemetery.... A little daughter re- planned greatest county theDauue^ ^ | lome satisfied with the efforts made and suc- WaHo and her school went to Swan Lake last at Union Hall, ^ arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. insure under the hardest be a s-ocial dance ,, Hannah Clark Robertson was in cently stability There will c :ess achieved. Saturday on a picnic... Ray music Gil- and Lytnan Blether. Delbert Many Troy people are July 3rd, with by solo. EmmaHobertson Brook- Waterville two last week on business.... Reynolds.... use, and for convenience in Friday evening, vfoli'n with Daisies, Capt. and Mrs. Harry F. Hichborn of days opera- Rec "The Fields are White to attend the fourth of celebra- *8 Kec his wife and children of Belfast planning July key orchestra, Evelyn Spaulding ] yn, N. Y., arrived Ipst Friday to visit Lauriston Nichols, tion and in tion at Windermere.... Miss Erdene Pierce is repairing. Benson visited at the home of E. H. Littlefield who have been Rec., “June Time.” Mary , aother, Mrs. Harriet (Clifford) Hichborn. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cook, at home from New for her summer Our latest em- recitat.on, “God and wife_Mrs. H. P. White last week Hampshire ranges in Bangor, returned Concerted Vest Main street. They left Monday for Ban- spent attending the carnival ^ vacation from school work. She has taught returned in the guest of her aunt, the most advanced Margaret Trundy | for, accompanied oy his mother, who Winterport village, body home Saturday. Rec her there some two or three years... Byron Dyer of the when the and wife started Mrs. E, C. Levansaler. While there cousin, ideas in has been vwiung Reading. “The History ruesday, captain Boston are range building Atwood Robinson, who Daisies,’’^ ^ in of California and Captain Dyer of 'or home. Hichborn has commanded Irving Levansaler, who worked Everett, returned to his home Capt. in Mr. Mrs. Austin Lara combined with the thor- C. B. Chase at Perk, “We ate Uttle Sunbeams,’’ into a 50 foot coal visiting Troy.... and Mrs. Closing song. ;he of the Red D Mass., was killed by falling I steamship Philadelphia one in Camden last week. home frr of Auburn visired at O. R. Bagley's day of manufacture ine for the three and could not be pocket and his remains were brought oughness past years team and of Bangor arrived out of such last week_The Troy baseball played Frank Hight family than while she was preparing burial. Sad indeed was the-going for which Clarions are ipared longer in Jackson and won a score of 8 and are at the George S. Sargent the main of an in- Saturday by Saturday STOCKTON SPRINGS. !or ihe next trip. He had not been in a worthy life, and support Ask the regular to 7. It was the first time the Jackson nine | famous. Clarion for the season. mother... .The Industrial Club wil house Stockton for years. invalid before, eight has been defeated this season. There will be to 5 arrived H. Maple street, spent Mrs. Ed. 8th ... dealer show these R. & R. Lime Co. Barge No. July Mrs. Charles Emery, meet with Thompson July you jj and Mrs. Edmund J. Church the and Windermere tons of coal in returning at night. Mr. Littlefield, had their car- a ball game between Troy 1st from Perth Amboy with 1.680 last Thursday Bangor, Mrs. Garrie Cunningham family THE HOME CLARION TallgeS. j itreet, are receiving congratulations upon the afternoon, 4th, at Winder- street, went to horse laid last Monday .. Wm. boys Saturday July to the Penobscot Coal Co. Albert M. Ames, Church riage away irrival of a beautiful little daughter—Dorothy mere wife and Brock and wife of Park. Chisholm finished discharg- Friday on business,returning Saturday. Eames and Joseph Steamer William bangor Mbertina—on Monday morning. Felicitations j WOOD & BISHOP tockton. is for Norfolk. Frank were week-end last Mrs. G. B. Harding dock and Bailed Massachusetts June 2Srd. Mrs. Nealey spent Mrs. John Swett ;-.nd son guests point Sunday.... Carleion Doak of Belfast and Arthur street, return Hichborn arrived home last ol Brook- Mrs. Glesson Tinney, Church Capt. Edmund* Helen Webb called on visiting her Ed Clifford and wife, in Patterson of Castine wish to announ. a: Mrs. A. N. Blanchard and family three weeks with relatives in Roxbury and in Searsport... Mrs parents, from where his vessel, have formed a f-• are at the ed last from Portland, accompanied Saturday Baltimore, Md., the week... Stockton W. H. Harriman they partnership N arrived July 1st and Thursday Mrs. Anna Rand of La Grange Mrs. Harriet Shibles one day past Springs_Capt. of the firm lyn, Y., who has been ia for a Dorchester.... erai practice law, under narrr ,f her Miss Martha, ichooner;Elisha Atkina, tischarging, arrived home June 26th and will spend some Smith cottage for the summer. by daughter, arrived at C. B. Jewett s Monday and will Mrs. Maude Marden was in Belfast, shopping, DOAK & PATTERSON, with offices < the year. imited with his sister, Miss Nellie Hich* his the at school there during past stay Mrs. Anna and Lois Marden of Dor- time with his family while schooner, fast and Castine. j and Mrs. Joseph P. Curtis of Everett, spend several days with her aunt, June 27th_Park'’*- Mr. her >orn. West Main street. This is Capt, Hich M. makes a South ...Wil- The Belfast office will be open on eve-y Miss Lillian A. Simmons accompanying weaker- are in town to spend the sum- Jacob Haskell trip and are at the Curtis White, who is gradually growing chester, Mass., ness —the Castine office will be ! Mass., arrived Saturday from jorn’e fiist in his native town, and Clara of Stockton day arrived appearance ... Mrs. ber daughter sister, Miss Mabel F. Simmons, Julia White and Mrs. Della Nealey were mer with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Leonard Ridley and at other ti on the BelfaBt road. wind Mrs. Fridays land Saturdays homestead summer rest lince his fearful experiences with gale, visited P M. Ginn and wife one day Juue 23rd for her annual last Julia Collins of was the guest of Mr. Springs special appointment. 3m.7 arrived Boston, in Winterport village Friday attending Rockport Steamer Penobscot, Capt. Harding, School street home. md wave, through which, by indomitable will last week... Earl Clifford of Winthrop, Me., from city teaching in their the annual convention of the W. C. T. U ... A. and Mrs. Bert Aborn the past week-Mr. and News with 3,700 tons and he and con- A. B. July 1st from Newport return- thorough seamanship, fcught Clements Mr. and Mrs. Alfred is visiting at G. Avery's-G. Hardirg Mrs. Everett Staples. Church street, L. Blaisdell and family, Edmund Mrs. A. S. Bailey and of coal to the Penobscot Coal Co. quered the elements and brought his battered was a week-end visitor at Ed Clifford's in from a brief visit wiih Mr. and and Miss attended the gradua- Bailey motored to West Rockport to spend the ed June 24th into Avis|Hatq'i*i’, j LOST wife and T. ichooner and cargo safely port. Welcome Stockton_Charles Devereaux and wife of Col. F. H. Strickland and George their Pittsfield heme N. S. at Castine week-end with Mrs. Alfred Bailey’s parents. Mrs. Henry F. Libby in tion exercises of the E. S. j wife of were guests at home, neighbor. Mason is New Jersey visited friends here last Sunday. Notice Is that Book N 1 hatcher and Bangor an invalid for some and Miss Cath- I Mr. and Mrs Alford Dow-Anson hereby given Mrs. Libby has been June 23rd. Mrs. Edna Harquail House Saturday. The annual Parish of the Univer- Hester of Bank of Sea the Searsport meeting were me for A. M. Shibies-Mrs. Searsport Savings months. enne oiaisaeu uimuuk working For a mild, easy action of the bowels, try salist last was well at * Katherine M. Kneeland arrived Tues- Society Thursday evening Miss Blaisdeli wrote the class ode... John Wentworth visited her aunt, Mary Goodwin, Doan’s Regulets, a modern laxative. 25c. Maine, has been lost. Finder Miss C. Hanson announces her readi- Miss Inez attended and enthusiastic. The former board stores. MelroBe Mass., where she and of Burnham visit- in Searsmont last week.... Perley rad ford all return same to or day from Highlands, after July 1st. Fine Say ward granddaughter notity ness to take piano pupils Df nubtees—Messrs. J. A. Flanders, H. L. last Mr. a teacher in the public schools. ed his Mrs. Marcus Litttlefield, has bought a Ford car of T. I. Huxford.... is and much experience have pre- daughter, JAMES G. NICHOLS. Trea< instruction and Charles Kneeland—was re-elect- who callers of Mass., ar- satis- Hopkins week... Among those from this vicinity and Mrs. Willis Richardson were Sunday HORN 3w25 Albert G. Norris Cambridge. young lady to give pared this agreeable ed, v ith the of Mr. Kneeland, who Went- and is at the Norris homestead exception attended the annual meeting of the Maine at'Mrs. H. W. Wescott’s... Marshall rived Saturday to all faction patrons. :elt to resign, and Everett Staples Went- for the summer. obliged State Society at Etna, Sunday, worth and family spent Sunday at E. E. to Mr. and on Norris street street, was Spiritualist Barter. In Isle au Haut, June 13, Mr. H. L. Hopkins, Church .vas elected to fill the vacancy S. B. Merri- Bar- were R. L. Clements and family and Miss worth’s. Mrs. Guy E Barter, a son—Maurice Eugene. W. J. Crowell, general auditor of the Bangor convention in Bel- named at the Progressive thew is still the Treasurer, and L. A. Gardner and L. A.- Eaton. In Deer Isle, June 2, to Mr. and hie is at the bara Conant, E. H. Bartlett wife, railroad, with family, Senator from a Rockland-Belfast Aroostook as a candidate for State Parish Clerk. Various members of the Mrs Percy H. Eaton, son. fast, Lhe Mrs. Julia White and C. H. Libby and State of Ohio, City of Toledo, on the western shore. for our hus- White, Eaton. In Deer Isle, June 7, to Mr. and Dyer cottage Waldo A new venture Ladies’ Aid will solicit for the sub- L. Lucas I county. Society wife_C, M. Conant, C. C. elements, A. County, M. a son. AUTO SERVICE Anna Mrs. Edward Eaton, Miss Caroline Duncan and Mrs. Chapin business man. for the abundant makes oath that he is sen- tling scriptions coming year. May Blaisdeli, E. N. Bartlett, R. L. Clements, G. H' Frank J Cheney LITTLEFIELD In Stockton Springs. June 29, Mass are the of James is of Haverhill, guests Dorchester, Mass., uceess crown their efforts. Rev. A A Blair of the firm of F. J & Co,, 10'Mr am: Mrs. Edmund J. Littlefield,adaugh- Mrs. if. J. Marden of York, S. Ritchie and Jesse Ritchie attended ior partner Cheney Leave Belfast, Windsor Hotel street. Albertina. H. Duncan and wife, Church Mrs. Charles C. was those at the business in the of t r, D irothy 2 00 m. tht of her sister-in-law, among present yearly in Monroe June doing business City Toledo. County to Mr. p. | guest the fruit-growers meeting REYNOLDS. In Troy, June 14, and ] 3 :■■' and of the summer. firm will Arrive Rockland, 9 30 ;t. in.; j Mr. and Mrs. George Baker children West Main street, for meeting of the Society He seemed pleased will to Lime- and State aforesaid, and that said pay a Park, 25th_Catherine Blaisdeli go Mrs. Delbert Reynolds, daughter. Leave R T. & C VVa numerous Rockland, arrived and are at the are welcomed by with the outcome. school sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fur 1 Waltham, Mass., Sunday These two ladies stone as teacher upon the opening of the the 10.00 a. m.; 4 00 p. m. for the sum- cannot be 5.30 Field homestead on Field Place in the home of the latter. assistant Stale horti- each and every case of Catarrh that M Alt It IK!' Arrive Belfast, 11 30 a. m.; i friends Our park is quite a beautifying spot in our year .H. P. Sweetser, HALL’S CATARRH mer, is of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. cured b' the use of 2 L. S. Titcomb, Sylvan street, apparently viJage landscape, especially since the town | culturist, was the guest $1 50 ROUND TRif 50 CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. FARE, and a of friends from his recent surgical after tne meeting- Young, in Beuasi, June 20, by Rev. Andrew McGown yarty steadily convalescing officers have replaced the worn plans side- Clements fruit-growers to before me and subscribed in my Brown Sworn anu Miss Mabel SEATS MAY BE RESERVED IN arrived on a to sit for an of Mrs. B. A. D. William Vaughan, Lloyd Brown from Worcester, Mass., Sunday treatment. He is now able up j walks the Main street border with ce- An auto party consisting Mr, and this 6th day of December, along presence, E. both of Belfast. islands down the are ex- and ; Young, trip among the outer occasionally. Congratulations ; ment it is demonstrate C. Ames, son Fred and daughter Alice, In June 24, Rev. fishing hour blocks,which hoped may A. W. GLEASON, CROSS MYRICK. Belfast, by Wellman’s Mrs. 18(Seal) S Cross of Freedom Maine transportation ctiv bay. tended by many neighbors. ! the advisableness of gradually substituting others, were at A R. Sunday. Notary Public D. Brackett, Mr. Perley for and Miss Avis E. of Montville. B. WILLIAMSON, 'I- and of return- durable walks our streets Amts remained with her sister and mother Cure is taken internally and Myrick WILLIAM Prof. Bertram C. Richardson family Mrs. Albert M. Ames. Church street, these upon generally, Hall’s Catarrh III June lti, | j of blood and mucous sur- Homer-LOWELL Bucksport, MAINE. and are an a few M. Conant took the party acts directly upon the AUGUSTA, ) Dorchester, Mass., arrived Thursday ed afternoon from enjoyable and paving the gutter upon the Church st eet days....C. Randal1 Homer and Miss Gladys H. Low- ; Thursday of the Send for testimonials, Roy for the Lancaster in j at the fruit-growers faces system. at their cottage on the Belfast road visit with Mr. and Mrs. Manley side with cobble-stones. We wish the many gentlemen who spoke ell, both of Bucksport. In Belfast, 28, by her in Monroe through this part of the & O. Innis Ingraham, JJune season. Bangor home, they bringing , friends away who have generously aided this meeting F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, STATE OF MAIN their pleasant Rev. Arthur A. Blair. Allen M. Innis of Roslin- town in his car Thursday morning, all Druggists, 75c Saunders, arrived in their automobile. work might see this improvement and lis- touring Sold by Mrs. Alfretta M. of of Board of State Sch. Northland, Capt. to Stockton good Pills for oale, Mass., ami Ingraham Office them the fine orchards in this vicini- Take Hall's Family constipation. News with arriv- ten to an concert Stockton’s band showing Belfast. Augusta, June j June 26th from Newport 3,500 Mrs. J. A. Flanders, East Main street, open-air by the were A. K. Gardner, State MERRYFIELD PAUL. In Rockport, June 24, Notice is hereby given that the i i.oal at Mack's visits with rela- the ornamental bandstand. The Current ty. In party tons of coal to the Penobscot Co., morning from upon of and at the Court ed home Sunday assistant State Charles Elliot Merryfield Springvale sors will be in session Brook Events Club is of en- horticulturist, H. P. Sweetser, SHIP NEWS. Point. in Malden, Westdale, Boston and composed public, spirited Miss Carrie M. Paul of Rockport. Belfast, on Friday, the 10th day of tives W. H. Conant, of the1 three weeks and ladies, who know no such woid as fail horticulturist, president Libby-Armstrong. In Hyde Park, Mass., o’clock a. m A. D. 1914, in the m iac Julia R. Sullivan of Waltham, Mass. Mass. She was absent ergetic line, of Vinalhaven to er work has been State Pomological Society, E. E. Conant, sales- AMERICAN PORTS. June 17th, Eugene Hall Libby Waldo, to secure information with her friends welcome her home-coming.| when any good begun. j is several weeks brother numerous Miss Edith Armstrong of Lowell, make a of the spending man for the Oxford Bear Association, and and Olive just equalization and Miss Sullivan, on Water Snell of Malden, Maes., arrived oat- j The home of Charles W. Cole, School New York, June 23. Sld. sch Tarratine, Mass. erty in said county, and to investiga and sister. Judge Clifton Capt. Yeaton, orchard demonstrator for Ox- his Mrs. George 25, ar, sch Blanche C Pendleton. 8lefper Pitcher. In Belfast, June 30, by of concealment of property from street. to remain the guest of mother, street, was the scene of a very pleasant home- Stonington; urday j ford county. New London for Jacksonville; sld, stm Milli- Rev. William W. Sleeper ot Wellesley, Mass., undervaluation and of failure U> West Main street, for a week, afternoon when the E Litch- Miss Sallie E. Dow, who is attending Smith's Sarah Snell, j wedding Wednesday daugh- nocket, Stockton; 26, ar. schs William Prof. James Taylor Sleeper of Beloit, Wis., erty liable to taxation. scenes! Mr. Snell has mar- of Belfast. B. G. M< l arrived last week to spend her vaca- Welcome to familiar ter. Miss Ida May Cole, was united in T HORNDIKE tield, Boston; Brina P Pendleton, Bridgeport; an 1 Miss Gladys Pitcher Coliege, K In Rockland, June 25, E. M. JOH ? of the Malden Grammar to Mr. Fred E. Leland of The fourth cf so near at hand 28, ar, schs American Team, Hantsport; Tolman-Staples, tion with her mother, Mrs. Cora Dow, on been the principal | riage Bridgewater, July being St Mildred Sta- Bowers, Bridgewater; Hattie H Barbour, Orison Tolman of Rockport and J. J DEAR. for several years. I Mass., Rev. Mr. Trust of Sandy point perform- Mr. Carson delivered a sermon at the Main street. school patriotic John; Elsie A Bayles, Bangor; St Croix, Stock- ples of Deer Isle. Board of State j are our the ceremony. The house was tastefully Center church last A large American Thomas H In North Haven, F. H. STERLING, Secretary. who is in the The onrushing automobiles filling | ing Sunday. ton; Lydia H Roper, Stonington; Witherspoon-Brown. Miss Ethel Carr, employed Irene E and Nettie The decorated with flowers. The bride was at- was near the pulpit and Lawrence, Long Cove; Meservey, June 24, I.eigh Floyd Witherspoon to houses eith dust these pleasant days. flag prettily draped Waltham watch factory, arrived Saturday sch de Payens. Rockland. Belle Brown, both of North Haven. Cole as was with a small Mr. Franklin; sld, Hugh showers and the free use of water tended by her sister, Miss Gertrude P. each child presented flag. Stock- Jnne 22, Salesmen a vacation with her parents, Hervey occasional Boston, June 23. Ar, sch Hazel Dell, Walmsley-BUZZELL. In Rockport, Tobacco spend are of little avail b and the Mr. from the words, “And I will Condon. St John. N of and Miss from numerous hose pipes ridesmaid, groom by Eugene Carson spoke ton Springs; sld, sch Flora Charles E. Walmsley Philadelphia Carr and wife. Ella of ma- of New York as best man. The of thee a Nation.” “America” schs Florence & Lillian, Bangor; S. Buzzell of Rockport. WANTED. the daily increasing number Arey city make great B; 26. Josephine Annie G. kindergarten teacher against Vinalhaven; 29. ar, stm Seaconnet, Miss Gilkey, the dirt into these whirl- out-of-town guests were present at was sung the choir and Mr. Carson sang a Clifton, which powder following by ache Ella F $100 monthly. Expenses is her vacation with her chines, SewBlPs Point; Crowell, Rockport; DIKl» in Bangor, spending Mrs. Leland of manner. All who can dust the marriage: Bridgewater, solo in his usual fine sing & Willie, do; Nile, do; Catawamteak, EARNunnecessary. Advertise and R. and on ing particles. Charlie W. Gilkey wife, the Vesta at 1.80 Soidies' Home, from merchants for Smoking fan-.; parents, Capt. with two Mass., mother of groom; Mrs. Arey, are requested to meet at the church p do; aid, BCh Eagle. Bangor. Brown. At the National Mrs. Harry E. Verrill, young W etc Steamboat avenue. of the best of and Mrs. J. G. June 26. Cld, BCb Henry June 25, Capt, Charles B. Brown, Co. D, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Cigars, the summer with mother man, Everett, Mass; m. next Sunday... Mr. Cilley, Philadelphia, Togus, children, who is spending ar, schs Josephine, Port Ar- First Maine stamp for full particulars. B. Dukeman of Pasa- Mn Clarence F. Adams, with daughter Mada- their son in West- Cramp, Bangor; Cavalry. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar and Mrs. S. Moulton, who have been visiting W Del. June 21, John HEMET TOBA< her parents, Mr. Henry thur; James Elwell, Wilmington, Dyer. In South Brooksville, who are relatives in Cam- of Mass., and Mrs. John home last auto Sears- I0w27 New Yoi dena, Calif., visiting to her husband, line Bridgewater, brook, returned Friday-An Baltimore, June 26. Ar, stm Carolyn, 69 years, 8 months, 29 days. street, left June 24th join Dyer, aged in of Judge Cross of Maine. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gross*. In Winterport, June]|27, Alice M., den, Bpent Sunday town, guests Milford, and visit his Kelley Calais, party consisting who is in N J, June 22. Ar, sch James wife of Reuben 58 years. on Water street. employed for immediate- and Mrs. Clara Boul- P°Perth Amboy, Gross, aged CARD OF THANKS and Miss Sullivan time. Leland took automobile Bangor, Johnson and two children for June mother there for an indefinite Slater, New York (and cleared Barrington Hawes. In Grand Canyon, Montana, after the close of the ceremony. Stockton ter of Waterville called on Mrs. Joseph Hig- of Union, 73 It is with hearts full of gratitu Norris of Grand Island, Neb., and Mr. ly Passage and Clarks Harbor.) —, Charles Hawes, formerly aged Charles B. Mrs. H. U Hopkins son, schs C B Clark, ciation that we extend our thanks Mr, and offers congratulations and best wishes to the Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Olive Cornforth Port Reading, June 23. Cld, years. of N. H. and Mrs. with Mr. gins friends and who ren Mrs, A. T. Quimby Laconia, H. Church street, N E Seal Harbor. Hillman. In June 24, Mrs. Pameha of neighbors George Hopkins, married within her boundaries and son of were also present. The three Searsport; Ayer, Troy, arrive as young couple Unity Owens 17 Bistance and in our r«*c- John M. Norris of Milford, Mass., will C. Treat. Church street Brunswick, June 24. Sld from Ferry Hillman, aged 88 years, 3 months and days. sympathy and Mrs. Alvah them a and life Mrs. Mrs. Cornforth and Mrs the beautif weeks at and wishing long prosperous voy- sisters, Higgins, sch Melbourne P Smith, New York; 25, sld, sch Ingraham In Rockland, June 23, Capt. ment, and contributed today, Thursday, to spend several to Waterville, Pittsfield guests motored age. Boulter, had not met together before for sev- Lizzie B (from Satilla), Boston; 26, sld. Mark L. 90 years. flowers. on Norris street. the theatre in Willey Ingraham, aged G. < the Norris homestead attending n n tt_...... -D n ERASTUS Bangor last Thursday, sch Adelaide Barbour, New York. Jones. In Weymouth, Mass., Capt. R. E. home in the N June 25. Sld, sch Eliza- of Interment in AND CHILDREN Maria Hester and named city and reaching Perth Amboy, J, Jones, tormerly Rockport. Mrs. Field, Margaret the last No. 1, will need no auto for his mail business, 1 n-H ,>_1.1___ OH ..1.1 anti lamufi tired but happy. Jefferson. arrived Sunday from Franklin Park, •■wee, sma’ hours,” County Correspondence. mare that is at H. M N sld, sch June Moore, as his young pasturing Slater, Barrington Passage, C; 27, Levansaler. In Everett, Mass., 23, PRICE CURHM her brother, of BELFAST Mass. Mrs. Field is visiting Mr. and Mr. Higgins’ now has a nice colt by her side, which Telumah, Winterport. Irving Levansaler, formerly Winterport, 30. sch for The i on Main s treet. The Misses ***£«'. APPLETON. Newport News, June Ar, Magnua aged 36 years Corrected Weekly Chesley Mathews, for New wide and lofty and no doubt will|be left iast Thureday steps high, James W Paul, Jr, do. Mendall. In Vinalhaven, June 18, George of the Mrs. Emetine Gushee and granddaughter, Manson, Bangor; PRODUCE MARKET. PAID Moore will go to Monroe the latter part Albert'aColcord, to Portland and Frank over the hills and Sears- York City They will return able to take through Norfolk, June 27. Ar, stms Penobscot, Mendal1. week to visit their John Moore. before nriak- Miss Irene of Farmington, are at their former Hay, grandfather, to visit relatives the time his present "hoss” sld on return); L V Stoddard, Bangor Miller In Brooks, June 27, George II. Apples,per t>bl,1.50a2.D) lugusta, Maine, to the valleys by port (and 7 in Stockton, preparatory home at Gushee’s Corner for the summer.... on dried, per lb., Hides, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mulloy, have leased their ine a farewell call of the route....The school in (and sailed return). Miller, aged 70 years. home late in July, grows weary sch John Bos- Mrs. Beans, pea, 2 50a2 75 Lamb, farm in Solon, Me., where they have been re- for their western Miss Maude Freeman of Winthrop, Mass., is Wiggins, S C, June 27. Cld, Norton In Vinalhaven, June 21, leaving East Thorndike, under the instruction of Miss Beans. Y. E., 3 50 Lamb Skin for more than a and are en route street, left sert, New York, Angie Norton, aged 50 years. siding year, w Church at J. G. Wentworth’s.Almond i? A Mayvilfc, boarding last A nice sch WmD Hilton, Mrs. Minnie Butter, 28a32! Mutton, to N. Y., where Mr. Mulloy will re- indefinite length Danforth of Troy, closed Friday. Bridgeport, June 26. Ar, Parker In Orrington, Ma.v 30, Syracuse wees to spendf an returned from Brownville, where 32 5 sides, 32 II his duties as machinist in earlyeaH^ lastiast'week which Gushee has the Miss Dan- Oleah Parker, of Bucksport, aged years, Beef, 8alO|Oats, sume superintendent y a up0n program was given by pupils. Bangor. 9 Potatoes. of Morse & Co. Mrs. attended school... .Forty members of Ap- Jacksonville, June 17. Sld, sch Thelma, months, 7 days. Beet, forequarters, the employ Fairbanks, he forth had the will of her who 00 Round H<*» I. Leach of good pupils, Pendleton. In Belfast, June 28. James Barley, bu, Mulloy, who was formerly Mildred O. motored to Warren Boston. ,, pleton I. O. F. Lodge in their and L V Stoddard, 8 months Cheese, 24 Straw, Penobscot, will her husband after visiting made good advancement studies, Bangor, June 24. Sld, stm Watson Pendleton, aged 76 years, join and attended the district meeting of the order Rockland; Chicken, 18 Turkey, her mother, Mrs. H. F. Leach of Penobscot, located sum- the term was a one. Ice cream and Sewall’s Point, Va; sch Wawenock, and 2 days. in her charmingly profitable and Earl 18 Tallow, Mrs. Cora M. Marks and Mrs. Jen- vhli't1heMater held with Warren Lodge... .Paul ar, schs Itasca, Portland; Florence Poland. In Waldo, June 30, Roy Calf Skins, and sisters, recently cake were served by the teacher. Several 27, 20 mer home. schs Willena Gertrude, son of Emerson and Mira Gurney Duck. Veal, nie F. Perkins of Searsport. ^_ from the tenement over the Lillian, Boston; sld, Poland, Lincoln has moved and all went home 24 Wool, unw visitors were present Bear River, N S; Gilbert Stancliffe, Prov- Poland, aged 14 years, 4 months and 21 days. Eggo to the •‘Ulmer bouse” owned by Fred (Br) 18 Wood, ham postoffice happy_Mrs. Albert Ames and children of incetown; Julia A Berkley, Boston. Rose. Ia Brooks, June 27, Emma, wife of Fowl,' N. has to Bar 18.Wood, soft. Davidson_James Emery gone last week with her Mr. Searsport, June 24. Sld, stm Penobscot, Lieut. A H. Rose, aged 60 years Geese, Brooks passed parents, M one week of stm William Chisholm,-; In June 27, Mrs. Frank PRICE. RETAIL Harbor after being the guest for Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Norfolk; 25, sld, Rowe Brooks, RETAIL | and Mrs. Fred^Patterpon.... Norfolk. 70 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gushee. Hia automobile 26, ar, sch Northland, Rowe, aged years. Beef, Corned, 18 Lime, Hamlin of Brooks Saturday night with June 24. Ar, stm of Phila- In Thomaston, June 24, George passed Stockton, City Shibues. Butter Salt. 141b., Meal. THE TIME H was left at the Kimmona garage for repairs. Hamlin.... sch Jenny Lind, Bucks- 59 18a22|Oat their children, Mr, and Mrs. Pearl delphia, Boston; 26. ar, Webster Shibles, aged years. Corn. 89 Onions, Mr. is of schools at ach L A Plummer, -; 28, aid, STUBBS. In Denver, Col., John Crowell Emery superintendent M. V. B. Tilton of was the guest last port; aid, Cracked Corn, 84|Oil, keros*” out of door recreation with its accompani- Bangor New Yorx. of Winterport, aged 41 years. tor Dover and Foxcroft....Mrs. Helen Gushee is atm Millinocket, Stubbs, formerly Corn Meal. 84.Pollock, week of Mrs. .David Hasty and Mrs. V. N. June 27. Sld, ach Blanche H King, In Camden, June 24, Mrs. is at hand. Grace in Win- Eastport, Tewksbury. Cheese, 24 Pork, ment of duet and sunburn visiting her sister, Mrs. Bliss, and children Breakwater. 56 Higgins....Mrs. Fred L. Higgins (from Calais) Delaware Emma Tewksbury, aged years. 1 85 Plaster, Sherman has sold hia sch N Ruth Lil- Cotton Seed, throp, Mass....Albert of her sister, Mrs, Bur- Boothbay Harbor, Me, June 29. Ar, Tibbetts. In Rockland, June 21, 10 Meal, of Augusta are guests E. and Fan- Codfish, dry, Rye THE PLACE automobile and a new Chevro- E Ayer, New York for Seal Harbor. lian Tibbetts, daughter of Herman Shorts, Maxwell bought Ward... Mr. and Mrs. James Giiliatt Cranberries, 18 leigh nie M. Tibbetts, aged 16 years, 1 month, of let... Miaaea Fannie and Edith Gnehee are at FOEEIGN POETS. (Wall) Clover Seed. 20a22 Sugar, line and L. June 23rd in Belfast. 12 can find the most complete L. Higgins passed days. m 5 76a6 75 Salt, 1.1 where you their home for the eommer from Revets, Mass., Australia. June 21. Ar, ship Dirigo, June Tucker Flour, had a serious ill turn Ipawich, Wentworth. In Appleton, 16, Pots' the is at ....Mrs. F. L. Philbrick Seattle via Falmouth. H. G. Seed, 3 50 Sweet and toilet articles in city where Edith is a teacher in one of the schools. Mailett, Wentworth of Meal. talcums was called and she is ach J Manchester Hope. Lard. 15 Wheat of the North Knox and West, last Sunday. Dr. Morse GiDara, Cuba, June 22. Ar, In Ma^a., June 20, DRUG STORE. .... The meeting WlTHAM. Charleston, THE OLD CORNER Waldo Veteran Association, recently heldhere, comfortable at this time,... A. S. Higgina has Haynes, Philadelphia, A. Witham, formerly of Rockland, N June 18. Ar, sch Celia F, Woodbury to Blaisdell Halifax. S, 64 Interment in Rockland. 1 he 4th Maine Regiment proved to be a very intereating aeasion of the aold hia lot of newly pressed hay ach aged years. girl Jacksonville; 19, eld, Herald, Bridgewater. Whitcomb. In Dixmont, June 18, Mildred the association....Paul Lincoln has finished paint- of Clinton. Boaa and Henry Higgina have sold 18. ach M K Raw- of July Liverpool, N S, June Cld, of E. M. and Mary Whitcomb, Fifty years ago the 19th the aehoolhouse in grade district. Colonial P., daughter 3 Vl‘ iag F. I* Philbrick New York. after serving .. wiU colon theirs to Sampeon',of Freedom. ley, 16 15 days. Maine Regiment, h her skin with Thelma Cream yellow with white trimmings were the June 19. sch Wil- aged years, service Who protects to Boston.Richard Mulgrave, N S, Passed, In Fort Plain, N. Y., June 22, Abbie, mustered out of the U. S.f used....The bouse and stable of Mrs. Helen is shipping a ear load Young. K‘K of her associates. liam H Sumner, New York for Summerside. talk of celebrating the event at her the envy Gushee are shining in a new coat of paint, ap- and wifa June 28th with Mr. widow of Monroe Young, formerly^ofCElla- find complexion J Higgina passed Hantsport, N S, June 26. Cld, sch Brigadier, 18th or 20th. Charlea Lermond of Union, awiated worth, aged 88 y«an.| the | plied by and Mrs. Lewis P. Philbrick. Vineyard Haven. by Paal Lincoln.