Republican Journal. 93, NO.; 12. V(H,I me MARCH 24. 1921. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, FIVE (KVI'-T & the for it is Government end, the early as our taxes are Qty grading that expenditure, sprinkling Cemeteries, Alderman Darling; Coun- Andless, Clara Hammons, Pauline Stack- The | wears. temperature of Monday was re- cilmen Howes and Pattershall. pole, Ruth Partridge, Ida Marriner, Ade- ported from 60 With no heavy to 78 degrees ac- of the 3elfast City highway jobs in 1 suggest that the City Park have a Alderman Darling; Council laide Annie above, PERSONAL lUguration excepting the sight, Sewers, Merriam, Piper, Barbara Mc- cording to the location. This Perkins it is little more attention than breaks all was held Monday morninfa. bridge, hoped heretofore, men Sylvester and Lane. Kenuey; chaperoned by Mrs. Clement W. records and that we may be able to the 1 gave us a midsummer day in rk called the officers-elefff devote sufficient particularly driveways, making the Street Alderman W escott. Oscar Horne left to visit rei» care and attention to Lights, Vaughan; the middle of March. Winter Saturday the oath M graveling and sur- park attractive for Stop-over automo- and Polo clothing atives in administered the Councilmen Thompson Staples. Greup—Susquehanna Sue, Char- was burdensome and Bangor. facing roads to keep them belter bile In the recent visits of the looked out of place. >r C. W. Wescott, Aide/- pre- parties. Pensions, Aldermen Simmons, Cooper lotte Knowlton, soloist, Agnes served for the summer Chapman, Tuesday was much more like Miss Frances A. V. A. Simmons, J. $1. traffic. Sufficient Chamber of Commerce to the surround- and Darling. Clara Edwards, Ruth early Sargent is visiting per, appropriation to insure Leman, Helen spring, but beautiful. relatives in Portland. Hatch and this should be ing towns invitations have been extend- The usual orders for the transac- Susie •v\ G. Williafn made. The regular Plaisted, Perkins, Louise Gray, peopie are ed use it. nmon Councilmen R. HL. demanding better to thus tion of city business were passed in con- Gladys Keene, Alyce Kermit City Marshal M. K. Knowiton requests Henry who has roads and are to Cramer, Staples, employment witting pay for them if The Belfast Chapter of the Red Cross us to inform the m Sylvester, V. L. Hall, L. ®. currence. Nickerson, Orland Orchard, Everard public that anyone Thomaston, is visiting relatives in they get results. to the last Govern- 1 ,1 Arthur Hil- made application City Adjourned. wishing to reach the night for an this Kimball, I called Bailey, Floyd Winchester, Charles Swift, police city. your attention last an of J500 to as- staples, and R. W. Pattei- spring to ment for appropriation ) Everard Roberts, Carroll Pottle and El- emergency call may do so by calling the the possibility ot the the of main- Mrs. S. E. Witham of County Home for sist in defraying expenses I mer chaperoned Mrs, Sumner telephone operator. A flash light is in- Castine returned the Poor of our Ellis; by C. home of the whole county. That taiug the nistrict nurse. Favorable ac- i “Katcha-Koo” Pattee. stalled on the corners of the Monday after a shoit visit with iliott Congregationll proposition is streets, relatives. gradually but surely tion on that application was recommend- ! which is turned on the prayer, after which May<|r taking Auld Lang Syne—Leah Colson, Verna by telephone op- shape and this summer a convention ed Council. I thus red his address as of by the out going City sug- The Musical Under the Jellison, Alice erator, notifying the police that Miss the of Comedy Auspices Robbins, Margaret Eaton, Mary Woodbury of the Brick follow|i representatives the towns of the gest that the recommendation be approv- Theora Gross and they are needed. This has been in school in > Mabel Plnlbrick. Chap- oper- East Belfast is relatives WOk’S ADDRbSS ! county will be held in Belfast pf the B. H. Seniors a Decided Success. ation for visiting to consider ed and such an appropriation made. eroned by Miss Esther F. Evans. some time, but the public gen- in Gardiner. • the matter and make e City Council: definite recom- We do not expect to be called upon for ; erally are uot aware of it. mendations to their 1 Yankee Dixie—Charlotte Cooper, Anne Mr. and Mrs. f the City’s Ledger of E>- j respective towns 111 any further payment on the bridge. The Colonial Theatre was crowded Robert P. Coombs have turned and o’n i favor of or in opposition to Cooper, Frances Busse, Hildegard Rogers, Large cakes of ice from the upper Pe- returned from a recent lay being the plan. It Therefore, no further taxes need be as- Friday afternoon and evening when the visit with friends is believed our can Alice Brown and Ruth Foster. Chaper- nobscot river have been iu Waterville. f these pages this City poor be cared for bet- sessed for that this year. The floating in the purpose B. H. S. Seniors the Oriental- oned Mrs. M. and with the ter, more more presented by Margaret Mitchell. bay the recent southeast winds charged direij- comfortably, hi manely approaches at both ends and the draw Mrs. Lucy and greater at less American re- brought some of it into the inner Pendleton, R. N., of Bid4e- s affairs for the still, expense in this are included in the payments to be made fantasque, “Katcha-Koo,” Priests—Tolford Durham, Harold Green- harbor. ford cominjg at is spending the week with Mr and the credit side of way than in any other. No hearsed and Ivan Havener and Ermo Scott. Sunday the City Park seemed like late thijt binding by the Slate. staged under the personal I law, Mrs. Thomas E. is spring and to add to that Bowker. i»e entered from time tp action, however, anticipated this year. It is proposed by the American Legion direction of Miss M. l Slave Bearers and Torch Bearers—Al- impression It is Margery Heberling, birds were and Mr. is they transpire and atf- hoped that prices may so that the be dedicated to those fred singing several couples and Mrs. Everett C. Tasker of adjust budge Bruce, George Fletcher, Norman were themselves that representing the John B. Rogers Produc- enjoying a picnic and Brooks were year from today the a i preparations may be be- of Waldo county who died in the late ) and Karl Smallev. shore lire on guests of friends in beifast Woodbury the beach near n he balanced. gun this fall for the ing Company of Iowa. Miss the pavilion. Two last Friday and ] construction of our war, by a bronze tablet attached to a Heberling large | Saturday. new school Italians—Dorothy Clark,Dorothy Spear, Hocks of wild geese were seen oe extended are not eil- building in 1922. modified of the rail on the has been in the the two in the bay Building construction city past weeks Fern Orchard and Vesta not Mrs. Charles S. Bickford went to material have Higgins. Chap far from the park and their I Port- but in pari, and in prices as yet receded but 9 sidewalk side of the bridge supporting an and has loud calls land j nj won the love of the hundred or eroned by Miss Grace E. Walton. as came Tuesday, called by the critica ill- ; per cent, while other they up from the water were be results accomplished fc?r commodities have electric light and bearing the following ness of her fallen from more pupils in the play and also the ad- Dutch—Dorma Alice welcome if not musical. uncle, James Carle. anent progress and goo(|. 40 to 73 per cent. But before inscription: Paquette, Wadlin, the is thru a miration of Esther Sanderson and Doris Ryan. B. content to be mayor of || year substantial readjust- i the older people who have Chap- "lhe St. Patrick’s Raymond Dyer and bride returned “This bridge is dedicated in honor and I Mrs. party given Satur- not help to about menl of building costs will likely obtain. been with eroned by Ruby Brailey. last week from a trip including visits in bring j in memory of the sons of Waldo associated her. She has also : day by Mrs. Sumner C. Pattee for her The new school | Boston and the city’s permanent ad ;i building means a great English Jackies—Katherine Mil junior class Portland, Lawrence. County, who died in the great spoken encouragingly of the natural abil- Frost, dancing was a most enjoy- i 1 benefit. I trust and be i! deal to Belfast, a considerable increase of dred Louise Lenore World Black, Newell, Thomp- able occasion to its participants and to Miss Annie L. ! and should be War—1914-1918,” ity of the Belfast young people, their j Barr of the State Lib- gentleman of the Coun population, accomplished son, Helen Rolerson, Nellie Brewster and their audience. All were at which 1 would favor and recom- given sham- rary, Augusta, arrived for a few mie of r the earliest date not proposal willingness to and also ac- Vivian Wentworth. Friday depth obligation fc j feasible, ouly for co-operate Chaperoned by Miss rocks and toy autoes attached its mend that the Government to green days’ visit at her home in this city. f our Th ; material benefit, but lor the advance- City accept, Muriel DeBeck. municipality. | knowledges the ready and efficient as- ribbons as they entered. Mr. and Mrs. ment of our educational assuming the expense of the tablet, which this account is of no sma I opportunities as sistance of the Chinese—Lucena Gladvs Ac- Lloyd D. McKeen furnished Ralph H. Howes returned Friday from j well. will not be large. seniors, particularly of Herrick, music. The ght responsibility. 5 girls wore Boston, where he Mrs. j In Belfast is forward. Miss horn, Velma Ileald and Dora Flanders. green cr.pe paper tunics with accompanied ■ Belfast should can general, moving Helen Wescott of the of the mg upon duties as direc! and become the edu- class, sashes and who remained for a | Chaperoned by Mrs. Harry A. Foster. small caps The matrons as- Howes, longer visit. cational center not for Waldo Already we can boast of owning our wa- Mrs. •ration of $3,400,000 capi only county committees, talent, Georgie S. Par- sisting were Mrs. Frank I. but for ter works with water rates materially French—Gladys Young, Nina Towns- Wilson, Mrs. Dr. Foster C. Small and Elmen- over many miles around. Results to Charles George 5,000 stockholder*}. less ker; advertising, Verna Greenlaw; pub- Gertrude F. Hammons and Mrs. Arthur dorf be accomplished in this direction than those of most other places. We end, Newell, Dorothy Chamber- have been in Boston and vicinity M)0 and $200,000 must bf will be W. Morse. The mannerisms shall have a new bridge licity, Bartlett Whiting; finance, Harry lain, Vesta elements and Margaret Trun- and grace- the past week on business and m these stockholders limited only by our plans and elforts. The completed by pleasure. an^l ful poses of the children from four to or July 1st, the envy of the State and draw- A. Harold S. Webb. dy. Chaperoned by Miss Rena DeBeck. tiie good of all. What L. Crosby Chenery lot has been suggested Foster; properties, fourteen would Mrs. J. L. who has ing from for its in- be good subject lessons Stevens, spent the* erests of all is the as a site for the new building. This loca- people everywhere The scenic effects were Belgians—Ramona Leadbetter, Frances probf- unusually fine to the dancing public. the winter in town, has now' returned ana tion would be much spection; and probably next year our new Blanchard and Among spe- ints us. very in harmony with Bradford, Agnes Augusta cial her on j school and the costuming picturesque and be- dances the statue was most enjoy- opened home Swan Lake avenue the name of the school. This building, to be the pride of all and Nickerson. Chaperoned by Mrs. Charles as are again re-appointed suggestion able. The entire class and is the cause of a substantial increase in pop- coming. There was no tiresome waiting A. participated D. was : ve for worthy of consideration and I pass it | Townsend. followed Henry Clough up town Thurs- positions, whic^i the graceful poses and steps of on to the ulation; all these the result of the efforts between acts or as day for the first time in seven \. pec ted of us and city council and the public. j otherwise, everything Columbian s—Grace Thompson and their weeks, justlj?., of that teacher, stopping as Playground would be sacrificed people in co-operation with the instantly |she having been ill at his home on Unior r before. Supreme eflt- but no- was conducted with forethought and pre- Katherine Spear. stopped and their City Government. If we do our duty the ! holding pose without street. a of a a partieularly more so than on the Comt nagement city’s j- cision. the most favorable com- Uncle Sam—James Morse. moving or paying the forfeit mon. coming year as we see it, recognizing our Only by leaving Mr. and s hie. It is indeed nearly Ji j the floor. At the close Mrs. Chas. F. Stackpoie of to handle the affairs ment was heard at the or Sammies—Clarissa Lillian of this all were responsibility city’s play since the Harriman, Cedar street have as municipalities get on a*s 1 am furthermore convinced that the given toy balloons and other guests, Mrs. Will- as we would our own, we shall have cause Orchard, Margaret Fowles, Helen Vinal, appropriate with the annual idea we performance. There were only two iam Wheeler and daughter or changes have had of combining all grades favors. The Searsport class was unable Gwendolyn to feel satistied with our endeavors what- Lillian Gray, Ruth Michaels, Minnie Page, Angusta. mally taking place in tne on the Common under one roof is neither scenes but of great contrast: to be present on account of the bad ev.-r the results may be. Alberta Ford, Harriet Hahn, Hazel Rob- 0 administer their affairs, feasible nor that we travelling. Willard Jennys arrived right; should and G. W. W'ESCOTT, Mayor. The Maharajah’s Private Temple of Bud- ertson, Stella Burgess, Caroline DollofT, Friday iron corporation could succeed must have a our Tufts Dental College to the Easter separate building for dah, Rasputin, India Doris Shute, Rebecca Darling, Margaret spend editions? In business we high school. Within three years at the Mrs. Chattie vacation with his Dr and Mr^ The Gaddin’s Estate, Riverside Evelyn Toothacker, Jennie Pilley, MRS ALMENIA parents, k ahead for and most from the following subordinate officers were Braley, M. FERNALD Charles W. years pur- opening of this new build- Drive, New York City Helen Ruth Jennys. 1 elected: Shirley Mclntire, Towers, progressive policy. Bu.t ing the high school alone will number not Time—The Present Miss Ethel S. Savery arrived Ciry Clerk, Charles S. Bickford. Vaughan, Clarabel Roberts, Edna Math- Almenia M., widow of the late Johu S. Saturday isibility of these changes is! less than and we must build on the from 500, ews, Marian Erma Dru- died Guilford, where she is teaching, 1 City Charles S. Bickford. I was Bickford, Young, Fernald, early Friday March afety of our entire govern*- start to accommodate at least 700. ft is Treasurer, he following east especially well morning, and will the R. silla Roderick, Hope Andrews, Priscilla at the home of her spend Easter vacation wit: and that as not City Solicitor, Clyde Chapman. 18th, daughter. Mrs. ; possibility, J beyond the realm of possibility that selected, all parts were perfectly learned her parent?, Mr and Mrs. Fred N. Sav- j City Phvsician, Sumner C. Pattee. Varney, Lottie Rumney, Katherine Spear, Albert M. Parsons, Cedar with •would not wish to change!, within ten yea.s the Belfast High school street, ery. City M. R. Knowlton. and well delivered, and where all did so Avis Robertson, Georgie Whiting, Hazel whom she had been the me, we of the U. S. do ndL ! will have an attendance ol 1000 Marshal, living past two students, of Curtis, Marian Ethel months. Mrs. was Miss Madeline Coombs left v Supervisor T. S. Thomp- well it is a delicate matter to discrimi- Stackpole, Curtis, Fernald born in North- Saturday' ue the privilege and pro : with a tuition income largely defraying Highways, son. Frances Spear, Winifred Whiting, Viola port at Saturday 1818, for a few' days’ in Wollaston, Mass. he ballot affords. It is j the expenses of the school. nate: Cove, July 2, the Chief Engineer, S. S. L. Shute. Curtis, Ruth Nado, Ruth Thomas, Grace daughter of John and Sarah A. where she is the guest of Miss Blanche every individual owes, nc For some the has been (Drink- j years city carry- Urbanah, a priestess of the temple, and Eva water) Clement at the home of Rev. and Collector of Taxes, Edmund Wilson. Thomas, Mayo. Patterson. Her early life was Mrs mmunity and society, be | ing forward each spring unpaid coupons, Louise Clark Fred Auditor, Thomas W. The net were the seniors spent there and when a Morgan. to exercise his hallo the coupons of each Feb. 15. This is Lothrop. proceeds $524, voung girl she •veil, ; Solejak, the widow of a wizard, united with the Harbor Master, N. S. Lord. Baptist church at Satur- Miss Mary Houston is spending a part cal, State and city elec nothing more nor less than a loan and Agnes Hill having one-half of it. Miss Heberling left Port Warden, N. S. Lord. day Cove and always kept the member- of the school vacation at her home ire volition. Too much can should be corrected by an appropriation Dick an American for where Truant Officer, M. R. Knowlton. ; Horton, explorer, Monday morning Skowhegan ship. For the past forty-four she Bradford. She wilt be Saturda' rouse and bring thepeo to meet the amount in part if not whole Hillard Buzzell years joined j Inspector of Buildings, J. G. Aburn. she has an engagenrunt. had lived in Belfast, where she married by Mrs. E. E. i Mon of this, A full vot m the present year. his Roderick, daughter Harry Bradstone, friend, Mr. 1 Inspector of Milk, E. C. l)ow. Miss was a Fernald. Two Austin J. cilia and son ement and inspiration tU I We have on hand an action at law Albert Heberling given compli- children, Burleigh. Assistant H. Morey Fernald and Lillian wife of Ii is the lack of realization which should be understood all Engineers, George Darby, ! lunch the seniors at Dutch’s F., Albert M. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Decrov v ad fully by Francis X. Maharajah of Hunga, Bartlett Whiting mentary by five of the Pendleton. Parsons, grandchildren, one great little who have been in Gro- mbdiiy which makes th city government and the people. Boodypah, a slave, Watson Nickerson restaurant after the son, Ralph, City Electrician, C. G. Dickey. immediately play, grandchild and one Lillian wife Mice. b The Hayford Block Co. refuses to a sister, L., ton, Conn., for some time, arrived ere: pay Cnin Cnin Foo, wife of the Maharajah, or L. Superintendent of F. H. I when the school faculty was also pres- E. to mourn ve been the part of its 1920 $2411 Park, Mayo. McMahan, survive, recently. They' also have been v given baliotj t taxes, namely 71, Assessor for 3 Katie Brown their loss. years, William H. Bray. | ent. Miss in a man- During her active years Mrs. relatives in want it. Nevertheless, i, | claiming exemption on account of the Brazilitata, wife of the Maharajah, Heberling graceful Collingsvvood, New Jersey. Overseers of the Poor, W. L. W'est, G. Fernald was a regular attendant at the lie land, and all, irrespeci ; Armory under Section 94, Chapter 15, Margaret Rogers ner took occasion to compliment all pres- Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore is in Pori i, G. Abbott, Blanche D. Clay. Baptist church and for some time has ... should exercise it. ny so ! Rage 327, of the Revised Statutes of Patsie wife of the where she will several week- Health O. S. Kildare, Maharajah, ent on the success of the play financially been a member of the spend Maine. We have Officer, Vickery. Home Department help lo direct the Quality} ; competent advice that Ruth Dinsmore of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. George E. Mor- Trustees Belfast. Free Library, Selwyu j as well as artistically. its bunday school. She was beloved io be chosen. Some worn- this law was never intended to cover La Belle wife of the gan, while from a : \ Ben A. E. I Elyse, Maharajah, and respected in convalescing such a case Thompson, Hazeltine, Wilson, by many her home town therefore, all should do and that the taxes can be Elizabeth Doak surgical operation at the Tapiey Hi s; ita:. s(j | Samuel Adams, Chas. S. Bickford. and in the city. Her two Miss collected. This company is receiving full Katcha nieces, Trustee of Belfast Koo, holy fakir, Carroll Parker The News ot Belfast Reta Patterson of Mrs. William E. Kotman arrived Fri- d in mind of $750 Water District for 3 Rockland and Mrs. economy city affairs,.! rental, you, per year for the Mrs. ChattieGaddin, an American widow, from New Mr. .• years, L. A. Payson. badie Patterson Peers of came day York, where rests a great deal on .! use of the Armory. We regret to be Camden, exper Verna Greenlaw to attend the funeral man’s funeral took place the : v to take Policemen, Percy S. Edgecomb, E. S. Miss Ruth Knight is at home from which took place id, therefore, generally! obliged this action and sincerely j Dolly her daughter, Helen Wescoti has j Whitehead, F. T. H. H. Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Parsons previous. She taken room e of that will relieve us so Nason, Wheaton College for the Easter vacation. homeV policy every hope they of doing, Went-| her daughter, on munici-j; worth,. H. A. E A. J. Prudence, with Rev. George C. Sauer of the ! Mrs. William B. Swan Hina ne in service eflicitnt but it would not be to Shaw, Nickerson, | Bap- certainly right Elizabeth Kittredge schools will the ttst She left Monday for a few op-j' D Hill, W. B. Bartlett, T. J. Brown, E. I The city begin spring church officiating. The bearers were ! days’ Continual ctiange shift these taxes on the shoulders of Chaperone, Mrs. Georgia Parker in ofjj D White, R. L. A. G. Beach. and summer term Wednesday, March Messrs. Allen I.. Curtis, Lari L Bangor. ig lieads of different those less able to bear and there is Rolerson, Talbot, depart-}! them, the musical numbers were a ma- Walter B. of J. very 30th. Dutch and Herman Mr. and Mrs. J. K. w .. rave no Surveyors Lumber, C. Durham, H. Coombs Sylvester to economy and success.}! question whatever about the moral J. F. Sheldon, H. L. W. K. terial of the romance that ran the first, of April from Miami, Fla A, and National affairs obligation to pay. It is probable that the Stevens, part Mrs. Richard Stephenson is gaining at tliejj Keene, B. B. Greenlaw, V. A. SOPHIA M. where they spent the winter. rt.es ilk force were to case will be submitted to the law court Simmons, through the production, uniting man- the Tapley Hospital, where she recently LOWE..L. change!: R. L. F. A. write that have dav on a of Cooper, Holmes, C. B. an ihey enjoyed every ige of administration, the'1 statement facts, for the facts are nerisms of America end India and were: underwent operation. Holmes, L. B. Roberts, A, L. Mrs. Sophia M. Lowell and are very enthusiastic about ea-tifn be chaos. | clearly defined. It is indeed our sworn Roberts, passed away at E. E. Babcock, C E. E. R. Col- Opening Ensemble. The J. J. Gsell grocery store oil Wash- her home March Florida. They will spend a fe e day- :n ;ient of a is tiiis truer!' duty to establish the or non- Hopkins, 10th, after a lingering city payment Entrance of the and streets has been son, W. H. Mitchell. Maharajah, ington Bridge enlarg- illness of several months. Mrs. Washington, D. C-, and in New Hamp- ; Kb way Department. Next!! payment of these taxes. 1 Lowell of Oriental ed for an trade in was Measurers Grain and Salt, V L Ladies, Attendants, Slaves increasing groceries born in Morrill and was 82 shire while on the way home. our highways are of great- We had another instance where a citi- years old. Hall, B. R. Allen. “1 Am Waiting Yet,” and candy. She was twice s' for the and 1 zen from taxation married. Her first hus- Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Whitten av.- growth devel- clearly exempt under and Measurers of Wood and Bark, H. L. i Maharajah Chorus band was William who been in the ming, business and [ the Soldier Law requested our assessors Remember the second annual supper Merriam, died in Melrose, Mass., past week, trade..j Stevens, F. A. Holmes, C. B. R. Invocation to Katcha-Koo, Ensemble the Civil War. After called under civil service custom,•; to tax one-half of Ins residence because Holmes, at 50 cents per plate to be given by the several years she by the death of the latter's sister. H. L. B. E. ■ “It’s the Clothes That Make the Man,” married he was a Mosher, Roberts, A. Wads- William who Miss Charlotte Perkins. Miss Perk.ns in this department no mail,!; receiving rental therefor. Old Fellows in their hall Wednesday, Lowell, passed worth, V. A R. L. Katcha-Koo away about five could satisfy all. Those,* An appropriation of $5,000 is being Simmons, Cooper, E. March 30th. years ago. She is sur- had frequently visited Belfast an ! was R. Colson, W. IT Alton E. An- I “I Never Knew What Love Could Do,” vived by one on kick when asked what, asked of the State for a further extension Mitchell, sister, Mrs. L. C. Morse, of here shortly after her thrilling experience drews. and Dick to be one Dolly What promises of the best Liberty and several while on the to, fail to suggest I of the Swanville road this year. nephews and nieces. way home from Porto Rico, anything Divertisemcnt Veil the season Cullers of Hoops and W. G Orientals, Dancers basket ball games ol will take Mrs. Lowell was one who e facts are would Arrangements been made with Staves, made many when the steamer was one of the rst they .have F. A. “That’s What He Taught Me To in the at 9 p. do'| Hatch, Holmes, R. H. Mosher. Do, place Armory Saturday m., friends and will be much missed. in the late war. jI the Maine Central R. R. Co. to provide She torpedoed Fence Viewers, E. O. G. F. Prudence and Harry when Co. M. of Bangor will meet our was a lover of ast are particularly fortunate; us with an estimate of the gross earnings Pendleton, nature, flowers and books, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Arne!.: re- 1 Mayhew, Richard Merriam. Finale—“We’re Off to Call on Uncle own Co. K.’s live. Don’t forget it. with malice towards we have as the of the Belfast JBranch for the year 1920, none and charity turned Saturday from a winter’s try in- operating} City Weighers, William H. Otis Sam,” Ensemole for all. I he funeral -treets. He is not perfect, ! based on certain average months, for our Bray, Ralph A. Bramhall, commander of was at her home cluding' visits in Franklin and Attleboro, V. Staples, Jesse L. Polo Dance March ;t lie information in further consideration of a Staples. i (Introducing Susquehanna Durham Hazeltine American Sunday, 18th, Rev. 11. W. Abbott R gets results. The past } The Frank Post, Mass., Providence, I., and Washing- Mayor and City Marshal were em Sue) conducting the service. 1’lie remains exceptionally hard one on permanent lease or sale at some future Legion, left Wednesday to join the ton, 0. C. They drove home in their powered to select two watchmen Charlotte Knowlton and Polo were put in the tomb at erlain had date. A extension of our night Group Maine escort of Col. National Montville until new sedan and were things to be done | ; temporary from the list Gailraith, accompanied by of policemen just elected. “If Things Were later, when will be taken to re economic welfare of the present lease at the same rental has been j Only Different,” Commander of the American Legion, they Morrill their son Perrin in their Hudson. They The Mayor announced the Solejah and Urbanah for burial. arranged and will soon be signed and following Dick, Harry, who will visit Portland, Waterville and were only y hours on the trip and the standing committees: “I Was Always Rushing All the rk was effected in permanent legally in effect. It provides that either Girls, Bangor. only really bad road was a Strip of about | Finance, Accounts and Aider- Katcha-Koo and Wives Mrs. 1 H. Jackson returned ugh it cost more to do it thus. party may cancel on six months’ notice, Claims, Wednes- two miles between Oamariscotta and | men Cooper; Councilmen Howes and “When I Went to School With Prof. Frederick R. Sweetser, who is day 10 her home on street road was to care i Our contract for support of poor was You,” Congress after Wiscasset. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold report necessary in now * Thompson. Dick, Dolly and Auld Lang Syne Group spending the winter Belfast, is boarding for the winter at the Home for ic incident to the closing of’ extended last May tor one year at $3,600 a delightful winter, but are glad to „e!: Public Alderman Grand Carnival conducting his Searsport classes two Women. 1 ige and to the for and I recommend a further extension for Schools, HatchjCoun- Finale, Group Aged home. pave way cilinen Sylvester and Higgins. days each week. He plans to return to uuance of the upper another year, with the idea continually The group features were fine with lit- bridge, Fire Department and in May. Prof. Sweetser re- in mind of a City Searsport nimend should be done, ex- having County Home in the Property, tle James Morse as Uncle Sam and Miss [ Alderman Vaughan; Councilmen D. S. cently received news of the very critical passers, as early as practi- near future, in which to care for them. Hall and Howes. Katherine Brown as Columbia and were illness ot Mrs. Annie Louise (Carey) Ray- expense of the Robbins road, In any event with the present prices ob- Highways and Alderman Sim greeted with rounds of applause. mond at her home in Norwalk, Conn. Mderable, was I taining, it would not seem wise to make Bridges, They exceedingly mons; Councilmen V. a term contract. L. Hall and Kim- included: of Dr. E. work. di.ne The bard storms longer ball. The remains P. Adams arrived The State has been asked to g injured the roads severely , continue Oriental Ladies—Beulah Char- here Wednesday morning from Union, By-Laws and Police Al- Young, quantity of re- tarvia road now contemplated for Regulations, lotte where he had been lor treatment He is expensive j derman Hatch; Councilmen Knowlton, Lillian Davis, Mildred w Searsport Shore Road down Northport Thompson a brother of Samuel Adams and a former City Government of last year and D. S. Hall. Heal, Hazel Nickerson, Virginia Dutch, Ave. to Little if it responsibility for the policy"ithe River, and does not Marvel Jennie Mona Castine man. The funeral will be at 1 p. Millinery 3 Enrolled Alderman Orchard, Spear, Opening! 'Partment. come about this year, it is to be expected Ordinances, Hatch; m. Thursday at the home of Samuel Councilmen Howes and Burgess, Annie Omar and Idres Rogers; in near Higgins. implements and machinery the future. chaperoned Mrs. Julia L. Adams. It will be conducted by Pales- Sidewalks, Alderman Coun- by Hogan. ■it in full repair and readiness The clearing of the streets of snow, ad- Simmons; Veil Dancers tine Commandery with Rev. A. E. Wil- March I' cilmen V. L. Hall and Kimball. with solo dance by Saturday, 26 that grading and ditching > vocated last year, was introduced the Gretchen ! son officiating. jj Fletcher—Misses Florence Me- nun in the different districts of past winter to a limited degree; and, i kiddie Robinson captured his pet parrot May 1st or earlier, if condi- J while the snows have been light and the I about noon Monday in a tree uear the d, and be June : experience limited, the results have been completed by i foot of the square on Church street after will necessitate, the satisfactory’. I again urge that the com- perhaps PULLMAN i he had been sporting in the city trees -^Everybody Invited^ winter all residential PANTS or tne main streets FACTORY two three new roads ma- ing since noon Sunday and attracted much while that of the city be cared for in this manner may seem expeii-lj We have attention. His cage with food We have on a ''1 and that taxes to cover opened our and need tempting hand select line of «^'J0 Mart, it will be a saving in ; be assessed the .factory stitchers; also girls constantly very was placed ill the tree and the bird was trimmed and f to learn to untrimmed hats for' Misses willing stitching. Best opportunity; well paid. hungry enough enter. He was on the Ladies, and s Crosby place grounds Sunday afternoon Children, which we : re more than pleased r,-> Apply at on street. but evaded his owner. factory Bridge show you. y The Japanese Tea Garden. The hall never looked half so pretty on a whole as it does for the Japanese tea MRS. B. F. WELLS aster garden, which was in full sway Wednes- Greetings day afternoon as we go to press. Not once has the committee in charge of tile j Rionlon decorations deviated from their princi- PICNIC HAMS Limited Company pal plan. The evening program is an EASTER HAMS excellent one and will be followed by a $6,500,000 15-yr. 8% Bonds public dance. SCOTCH HAMS is the result of systematic FIRST MORTGAGE James P. Nichols, treasurer of the WEALTH NATIVE PORK ROASTS Searsport Savings Bank, was brought to saving. Covering Property as a first Lien estimated to have cost the Waldo County Hospital Sunday for NATIVE VEAL medical treatment for nervousness. His j OVER $14,000,000 brother, Alex H. Nichols, is substituting is an essential qualification for j SPRING LAMB for him. Ambrose of And Second mortgage on other properties. Moody Stockton THRIFTsuccess. Springs was brought to the Hospital Mon- Over of from the CRAPE FRUIT LETTUCE VEGETABLES $4,000,000 these bonds already sold. Price 99. day suffering fracture of his J^ANCES j- right leg, caused by a barrel of molasses and on confidence will make | falling him. EASTERN COURAGEthe above possible. HALIBUj State of Sao At the first rehearsal ot the play “A Brazil, of BAY HADDQCK Paulo, Rose Virginia,” to be given under the $10,000,000 15-yr. 8% Bonds. auspices of Hazeltine Post, it was decid- FLOUNDERS ed to change and give one of a decidedly different character. It will be "Are External Loan. Price 97\. You -3*Waldo Trust *€- { FINNAN HADDIES A Mason,” one of the funniest plays ever Company We recommend these issues for investment. staged. J. W. Flanders, the director, has made special arrangements with the UNITY BELFAST BROOKS THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BELFAST Darcy & W olford Producing Company of New York for the stage rights at quite PERRY’S MARKET MAINE MAINE | BELFAST, an expense, so this play should appeal to every one, especially the Masons. paid for out of any money in the treas- The Kepublican Journal ury not otherwise appropriated.” The r- —^ #--- highway commission and the governor Thursday, March 24, 1921 Belfast, and council are honest men. No pecuni- ary gain has come to any of them from EVERY THURSDAY BY PUBUSHED either of the above expenditures. But The Journal Pub. Co. men readily believe what they wish to Republican ..... believe and this is a human weakness which has caused every one of us to Editor. Made kitchen is A. 1. BROWN. You reach illogical conclusions and to make Right Your your pride. many mistakes. We Advertising terms. For one square, hope, therefore, that the present legislature will not allow nWewRiohtj one inch length in column, 50 cents for want it and clean and ®ne week and 35 cents for each subsequent any commission, group or agency to bright Insertion. have free access to the State treasury. In Sold By P. Palmer-Owen Brothers Subscription Terms. advance, Dwight Our mill where we a $1.00 for six months; 50 cents make 42.00 year, MAKE THEM PAX. shining. big si three months. Waldo County Grange FREEDOM ACADEMY In the early autumn of 1918 the Ger- At the recent prize speaking of the QUOTATION mans realized that defeat stared them in Waldo County Grange, No. 12, met Sophomore class the following program the face. During the last days of Octo- with South Montville Grange, March 1. ‘‘Friends are in life the sterling coin; was carried out in a very creditable man- first few of November was one when the day True tender for all the rarest forms of ber and the days It of those times TELL ner. WILLIAM i°y; following, their troops were retreating, waa bright, when the wish of Waldo pa- is the man. Music The only pauper friendless as best could, before the victorious trons to attend South Montville Pomona they Malibran and the Youug Musician, Picard Allies pushing forward in an unbroken was but the roads were bad. About MT. KATAHDIN. good, Nettie Louise Hurd line more than a hundred miles long. ninety were present, those at a distance The Fate of Virginia, Macaulay FLOUR Robert The editor of The Journal is, one They then knew that they were conquered kept at home by the traveling, W. M. Clyde Briggs o|j Paul and Virginia, Saint Pierre resident in Wal- and would be expected to pay for their Bert Aborn in the nearly all of the perhaps twenty persons chair, Ruth Ellen McFarland We are of it and do county who has stood on the summit misdeeds. They were plainly told what officers present. The Song of the Camp, Taylor is “our kitchen.” proud of Mt. Katahdin. He has plied a paddle they must do and promised to do it. To- After the usual routine business there Gladys May Elliott we it clean. That is one Music keep spotlessly on at least twelve of the lakes and ponds day they are telling the world that they were remarks by John Adams during the that to make William The Great Archer, Thompson of the 1 actors helps and has for many the peace terms. Three candidates re- nearest to it tramped "negotiated” They “waiting time.'* Emory Edgar Nutter Tell the good flour that it is. devious miles through the forests which have haggled, delayed and made counter ceived instruction in the fifth degree Jimmy Brown’s Steam Chair, Youni surround it. He has, therefore, some proposals and finally have virtually de- then all repaired to the dining hall where Emma Sophia Jackson We know that you would delight in this The New > Grady actual knowledge about the mountain fied the Allies. The time came when the they were most pleasantly and satisfac- South, a Merle Howard Hurd clean mill, and you'd pronounce it must march into big and its surroundings. It is proposed Allies Germany and by torily waited on by the sisters of the The Finish of Patsy Barnes, Dunbar home for a fine flour like William that the State of Maine shall purchase force, if necessary, make it plain that host grange. Dorothy Ella Penney fitting Katahdin and more or less of the con- the treaty is not a scrap of paper. Sev- Called to order in the afternoon and Music Tell. A Roman Defeat, Wallace tiguous lands, and establish a park to be eral cities ha\e been occupied by Allied program taken up. song by choir. scour and the First, Marcia Erdene Hurd Dust proof machines grind known as the Katahdin State and is still defiant. The Mount troops Germany A very fine address of welcome was When Independence was the Stake, wheat and the flour is then sifted through Fark. This project is now being dis- situation is serious and there may be Thompson given by Ena Martin and an equally fine into new sacks and a some Iola Sara finest silk, clean, cussed. From sentimental viewpoint fighting, but the Germans will not response by Abbie Bryant of Victor Ingraham put How Girls Study, McDonald and from certain angles of an economic dare to resist occupation by massed force, sealed. j Grange, Searsmont. Vocal duet by Sis- Llewellyn Thompson Taylor viewpoint the writer is heartily in favor It is probable that Germany will be ers Pease and Ramsey. Then came the The Great College Circus Fight, No human hand touches William Tell l lour of it. But this is in the main, able to read the hand writing off the wal^ Williams proposal, topic, “Resolved, That the farmer has a Bean the sack in kitchen. a business matter, and since an indefinite after the Allies have taken over their Euna May until you open your More Difficult Problem to Solve in Mar- Music out is we cueiom duties and have taken toll for a large expenditure involved, His Products than in Make sure of this fine, clean, keting Purchasing Two prizes were awarded. The prize getting pure whether the State year or two from her coal mines and her should first decide His O. W. Supplies,” opened by Ripley, for the boys was to Merle Howard flour. William Tell. State potash is a criminal given Tell your grocer, really needs a Mount Katahdin deposits. Germany who thought there was only one side to Hurd with mention of citi- nation. She must be made to If honorable Clyde Park. There are few if any of our pay. the question as farmers have no market Robert The for the COMPANY to she is allowed to Briggs. prize girls SWAN-WHITTEN zens who have new, or are likely escape making repara- further discussed privileges; by L. C. was with tions in full given to Euna Mae Bean honor- have, any personal need of this park and accordance with the terms of Morse, John Adams, James Ramsey ble mention of Marcia Erdene Hurd. Mr. need it the in ten she will be in the f individuals do not certainly treaty, years W. James Woodbury, O. Charles Bel- Skinner, the principal of the Academy, the body politic does not need it. Even saddle, a menace to the safety of Europe ows, John Berry, W. Lect., W. Treas. has tendered his resignation which has f to be needed there and to the peace of the world. this park seined Sister W. W. and G. Howes, M., Secy, been accepted by the trustees and a new would remain the fact that indisputable Bellows, Reading by Agnes President Harding has called a Fuller, principal will soon take charge. we need several so much more special things Song, Henry comic session of Congress to convene 11. Jackson, dialogue, that it would not be wise to establish it. April "A Business At the census 8 A dhpatcb from states that Meeting.” There has been no estimate of the initial Washington granges reported. A vote of Children the session will not continue more than rising Cry "ost or of the annual care and mainte- thanks was given the hos' grange for FOR FLETCHER’S three weeks. There is a vast amount ot nance, but a rectangular piece of terri- the courtesies of the Closed in important work which should be done day. o and 8 miles wide would C A S T R I A tory 14 miles long form. The next will be with and its proper will hold Con- meeting to include the whole of Mt. completion he necessary Riverside 5. Ad- Unicorn Amber gress in session for at least three months. Grange, Belfast, April Dairy Ration The cost of this would Katahdin. prob- dress of Cora Doubtless there will be some discussion welcome, Wilson; response, and this ably be $100 0( 0 to start with, Ada Sanborn. “You can fool a but can’t fool in lavor of a re-enactment of the tariff Topic, “Is Farm Labor man, you would be followed several YZ0 J use good fertilizers; Necklaces expense by More Efficient or Less Efficient than Fac- bill vetoed by President Wilson, bur a his cc'-v” thousand dollars, annually, for care you patronize a home > conference of leading members of the tory Labor? opened by Lester Wilson. We have just receivi takers, wardens, roads and trails. It is to de- What is Unicorn worth to this man? senate and bouse disclosed that there is industry; you help China three Ions string', claimed by some enthusiasts (bat this ►-el beads. little to be said in favor of a temporary The Public Health velop your own community, Thomas Roy Brooks, Air, Maryland—12 Jersey rows, $401 milk fine Amber Frees would soon add to the Report. proposed park tariff check for April. Unicorn was their entire grain ration. Each pound fed and < and I law ,.t the present time. If the ve- when you use $25, $40 $200. revenues of the State. We do not be- them produced four pounds of milk. toed law^had Deen enacted The regular monthly meeting of the see them at the-lourn; Y?I and put in op- The reason dain men continue to use UNICORN is because that tourists will ever flock there. thry get ieve Public Health Committee A. R. C. was eration three or four mouths ago it might enough more milk and enough more profit out of it to make it worth while. AMY L, WILS< Katahdin is a noble mountain but one held at the Red Cross room on Order UNICORN and watch the increased M. FAR IRIi have been of some benefit to the farmers. Monday E. FRANK COE’S your production in your SUE who has stood on its summit in a clear herd. A ext summer will be too late to help afternoon. March 7th, at 4 o’clock, Mrs. has seen all there is to see and is Jay them out of difficulties which beset them Essie P. Carle, chairman, presiding. HALL & WILKINS home. A few who ready to go people last December. Miss Nickerson read the report of the FERTILIZERS National Liberty Insurance .'ompaav a f or the wild and America. have yearning enjoy work done during the month of February and the hunters and Made and made here nature’s solitudes, The federal government has allotted as follows: right Assets December 31, li'- the will in the future as in Real Estate. fishermen, $7,<.00,000 to the State of Maine to be Number of cases under care first —in Belfast. Get your 1 Mortgage Loans.. J past pay occasional trips into the Katah- in of 34 expended construction and mainte- month, supply from Collateral Loans. Number of new 9 din region, but the fact is the White nance of roads this year. This sum will cases, Stoc s and Bonds. Total number of cases during Casb in Office and Bank.... Mountains have wonderful and varied be suffici nt to build more than 1,000 HALL & WILKINS BES7P month, 43 pHE Agents’ Balance. scenic attractions which are entirely un.es of standard gravel roads. We hope of cases Bills Receivable. j I Number dismissed, 8 MAINE. and BELFAST, GOSH DARN Interest and Rents. 'aching at Katahdin. The mountain they will be built and that the road from Number of cases remaining at end j j of Ali other assets. adjacent lands are entirely worthless for Belfast to Augusta via Liberty, Branch month, 35 I j ------Bcoffee- agricultural purposes, and the planting ; Mills and Bo. China w'ill have attention. Analysis of dismissed cases. Gross Assets. *1 Deduct items not admitte.d of forest trees upon it can never be re- Recovered, 3 | dran | Improved, 2 |Tever munerative. The spurs, flanks and con- Assessors’ Notice Admitted Assets..'. $1 TROY. Died, 2 11- tiguous territory would be a fairly good Nurse not needed, 1 Liabilities Dec. 31. game preserve but there are much b tier Net Losses.. * f Only three women attended the CITY OF Unpaid town BELFAST Premiums.. locations where game would thrive bet- Total, 8 Unearned meeting in Troy. other Liabilities. Record of All ter and wheie tt ere would be much less visits made. Miss L.ash Capital. Laura Fratt recently closed The Assessors of for service. her Nursing visits, 65 subscribers, Taxes of the Surplus over ail Liabilities expense wardens and patrol City of Belfast, school in Hartland and is spending her Infant welfare visits, 34 hereby give notice to the in- This park should not be favorably habitants of said city ami other project vacation at home. Pren ital visits, 7 persons hav- Total Liabilities and Surplus J ing Taxable Property within said to considered until we have better roads, city, make Tuberculosis visits, 12 and bring in to said Assessors Orrin J. Dickey, Insurance aiu The many friends of true and perfect better schools and an n Mrs. G. L. Tyler Child welfare lists of their and improvement visits, 11 polls all their estates, real Pythian Hlock, Kelfast. are grieved to learn that and in oilier which directly pro- she is quite ill Sanitary inspection visits, 3 personal writing, including Money on 3wl0 many things Hand and seems to fcfe Friendly visits, 8 or at Interest, and debts due more than note the welfare and of our peo- gradually failing. and uplift Other visits, 6 owing, all property held in trust as Guar- Mr. ^SmReliable Coffee. Reliable Reliable STATEMENT O! ple. Ramsdell of Somerville, Mass,, dian, Executor, Administrator. Trustee or oth- Quality. erwise (except as is by law from taxa- in the a has moved to the former home exempt maintenance of delightful, exquis- of L. L. Total, 146 which they were LOOSE LEGISLATION tion) possessed of on the ite flavor. Reliable The Phoenix Insurance Sanderson, of whom he bought the place Analysis of new and readmitted cases. firBt day of April, 1921, and to be prepared to uniformity. Withal make oath to the truth of the same. Conn last fall. Mr. Sanderson now Reported reasonably priced. Of Hartford, A many of our doubtless resides in by families, 3 great people, And are Belfast. Reported by physicians, 5 they particularly requested to Always Have Superba Coffee in the House. Assets December 31, a very large majority of them, strongly Reported by Metropolitan Life In- notify the Assessors of the names of Another all MILLIKEN-TOMUNSON CO,, Roasters, Packers, Me. Real Estate. disapprove of the building of a State of our townsmen, Walter B. surance’ Co. agents, 1 Portland. of Loans .. persons whom they have bought or lo Mortgage garage at an expense of nearly if not Knight, who with his was Nature of new cases Collateral Loans family spend- treated. whom they have sold Taxable SUPERBA-ON THE Stocks and Bonds. quite a quarter of a million dollars. ing the winter in Unity, passed Prenatal Property LABEL, away cases, 1 since the first of Cash in Office and Bank. March day April, 1920. SUPERB FOR Critics must, however, take into consid- 7th. He leaves a wife, Obstetrical cases, 1 YOUR TABLE.-- Balances formerly And for the purpose of receiving said lists Agents’ eration the fact that in Miss Marcia Pneumonia, 1 and Bills Receivable building this gar- Woods, one son, Koy Knight making transfers of all property bought Tuberculosis, 1 or the Interest and Rents 'Ibe Commission of and an sold, undersigned will be in sessioif at age Highway violated Unity, only sister, Miss Nellie Well f iremen’s All other Assets. babies under supervision, I the Assessors’ Room, City Boilding, from nine BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANY insurance Company no law. When the Legislature passed B Knight. Services were held in to eleven o’clock the Unity Chronic illness, 2 in forenoon, and fiom two of Newark, N. J. to four o’clock Boston, Massachusetts Gross Assets.$ Lhe act estaplishiug the commission it and the interment was in Surgical dressing 1 in the afternoon of each day_ Fairview Cem- cases, Assets Dec 31, 1920 Deduct items not admitted.. Other to Assets December 31. 1920. left the door of the treasury wide open etery in Troy. cases, 1 Friday, April 1, Wednesday, April 6 Real estate.$ 479,260 00 Real Est te, $1,074,129 63 the commissioners Financial. 1921, Admitted Assets. by .giving full author- J. M. a Mortgage loans. 233,900 00 Mortgage Loans, 2,023,850 00 Chalmers, former resident of SPECIAL NOTICE Liabilities Dec. 31, ii'-’1 to “contract for such Number Metropolitan cases, 2 C >11 teral loans. 0 00 Collateral Loans, 0 00 ity labor, materi- Troy, passed away at his late home in Number paying patients, 9 to Executors, Stocks and bonds.10.115 548 23 Stocks and 66 Net Unpaid Losses. * als and as it Administrators, Trustees Bonds, 3,725,846 property may deem neces- Fitislield Feb. 27th. He Number free Cash in office and bank. 814 417 95 Unearned Premiums_ leaves a wife patients, 34 or Guardians. Cash in Office and Bank, 317,446 70 for the Fees Agents' balances. 1,616 609 58 All other Liabilities. sary examination, building an<] formerly Miss Hannah Barker of collected J23 05 Agents’ Balances, 965,695 25 Troy, The Statute provides that you must bring in Bills receivable. 146 822 39 i Cash Capital. construction of State and State aid to Transportation, 1.00 to the Board of a Bills Receivable, 4,036 57 high- whom old friends extend much sym- Assessors true and perfect Interest and rents. 74.823 37 Surplus over all Liabilities.. Classes in Home and list of all taxable property in your All other assets. 351,360 22 Interest and Rents, 54 595 42 ways.” The governor and council ex- also a Hygiene Care of possession pathy, granddaughter. Miss Ane- to date of the April 1. 1921, otherwise it will be All otrer Assets, 1,590,076 77 Total Liabilities and Surplus i pended a very sum of Sick have been held on and large money in lade Smith, who with her Tuesday taxed as the slatute provides, and Gross assets. .*13.731.731 74 father, Elmer any per- Albert M. Ames, Agent, fetockh* making Thursday afternoons of each week from sonal examination of property by the Assesors Deduct items not admitted. 115 230 65 Gross improvements, alterations, etc., Smith, was spending the winter in Flor- Assets, $9,755,677 00 Maine. 3 to 4 30. will not be considered as a waiver for on the Blaine so-called. In ida. neglect Deduct items not admitted, 22,508 05 mansion, They were summoned and reached of any person in bringing in true and Admitted assets...$13,616,501 09 1 here perfect doing this they violated no being no special business the lists as Continental Casualty Comp;; law The home in season to attend the funeral required by taw. Liabilities December 31, 1920 meeting Admitted Assets, $9,733,168 95 door to the treasury was left wide services. adjourned. Any person who neglects to with Net 04 Chicago, Illinois open comply unpaid losses.$2,754,390 Liabilities Dec. 1920 Marian H. Unearned 32 31, Assets Dec. by a resolve which reads as follows: LOTHROP, Secretary. this notice will be aoomed to a tax accord- premiums. 5,768.102 (1 31, 19201 At the annual town All Net mee.ing March other liabilities... 437 693 00 Unpaid Losses, $982,744 12 Real Estate .* “Resolved, that the governor and coun- ing to the laws of the State and be haired Cash capital. .. 00 Unearned 77 14th the officers elected were: Modera- 1.000,000 Premiums, 5,191,079 Mortgage Loans cil are authorized and instructed to make JOHN CARLSON. of the right to make application either to Surplus over ail liabilities. 3,656,315 73 All other 222,602 98 Collateral Loans. tor, L. L. town Liabilities, such Rogers; clerk, J. L. Bag- Cash 000 00 Stocks and Bonds. and re- the Assessors or Capital, $1,250 alterations, improvements H. Carlson County Commissioners, for Total liabilities and surplus.,. .$13,616,501 09 ley; selectmen, B. Gowin, B. L. John died March 11th at the Surplus over all 08 Cash in Office and Bank. pairs of the residence of My- any abatement of unless Liabilities, 2,086,742 the late F. taxes, such person B. F. Avents* Balances. Jameg rick, L. Rollins; school F. Waldo County Hospital in Belfast He Colcord, Agent, Searsport G. committee, offers such Bills Receivable .. Blaine, recently given to the State list with his application and sat- Swll Total Liabilities and 95 by L. Rollins; fire W. A. was a naturalized native of Sweden and Surplus, $9,733,168 and Rents Mrs. warden, Hillman; Interest Harriet Blaine as W'. L. isfies the Assessors that he was unable lo F. Beale, may ap- auditor, Gray; road an industrious and thrifty resident of Benj. Colcord, Searsport, Me. All other Assets.$ to f. A. commissioner, offer it OLDCOLONY INYURANCE-COMPANY pear the governor and council to be Mvrick; treasurer and at the time appointed. James Pattee & Son, Belfast, Me. frank collector, Stockton Springs until afflicted with a Boston, Massachusetts Gross Assets. needed, and to furnish the house Thompson. Appropriations as JAMES F. Assessors suitably, that SHELDON,) Orrin J. Dickey. Belfast. Me. Deduct items not admitted follows: Roads and progressive paralysis developed some MAURICE W: LORD. !. ot Assets December 31, 1920. for the purpose of an bridges, $3,000; town 8wl2 executive mansion His WILLIAM H. BRAY, Real Estate ..*.$ 0 00 charges, $2,000; State aid road, $533- eight years ago. age was about 54 ) Belfast Admitted Assets.. * for the governor of the State in maintenance of 3wll Mortgage loans. 16,000 00 while State road, years. He worked as aa $500; sup- long it was hu- Collateral loans. 0(0 Girard Fire & Marine office, and to acquire port of Insurance Company Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 by purchase such schools, $3,200; Stocks and ... <6 25 tuition, $100; manly possible, and for several bonds. 3,623,1 ail 37 town debt, years has North oi Pa. -contiguous as be $2,000; repairs on school- American Accident Insurance Cash in office and bank. 191,296 58 Philadelphia. Net. Losses. * ! property may desirable been in a small Co., Unpaid houses, $200; text books, discount helpless building near the Agents* balances... 260 168 49 Unearned Premiums*. for said purpose and that the $175; Chicago, Illinois Assets December 1920 same be on taxes, $300 home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bills receivable.'.. 3 080 25 31, All other Liabilities. Nealey, Assets Dec. 31, 1920 Interest and rents.. 31,089 27 Real Estate. 0 00 Cash Capital... who gave him the best of care until his Real Estate, t o 00 All other assets. 19,468 36 Mortgage Loans, {87,900 00 Surplus over all Liabilities. condition reached a where stage hospital Mortgage Loans, 00 Collateral Loans, 2,000 00 301,800 Gross assets ....$4,144 279 20 Total Liabilities and t service became He had Collateral Stocks and 00 Surplus imperative. no Loans, 16,200 00 Deduct items not admitted. 3i 39 Bonds, 3,063,300 SwlO Stocks and ,793 Cash in Office and relatives in this country save some cou- Bonds, 560,499 83 Bank, 82,606 51 Cash in Office and Bank, 114,799 10 Admitted 81 Agents’ balances, 23 sins in New York with whom he was not assets.$4,113,485 307,842 Agent’s Balance, 24,393 39 Bills Receivable, 1,374 50 and in touch. Uudertaker Liabilities December 31. 1920. Porter of I'" Sears- Bills Receivable, 0 00 Interest and Rents, 30,516 10 S. C. Pattee, M. Pale the remains to Mt. Interest and Net unpaid losses.$ 679.118 91 All other thin port brought Prospect Rents, 15,074 40 Assets, 32,961 85 Unearned 1 346 082 43 But that’s not the worst All other premiums part of such a condition. It’s the cemetery Saturday, where a few friends Assets, 86,746 09 All other i> liabilities. 53 860 67 Gross Masonic lemple. Room — 19 way one feels so weak and assembled for a brief service Cash capital. 1,0( 0 000 00 Assets, {3,008,501 miserably depressed. Never a conducted Gross Deduct items not moment of Assets, 31,119.512 81 Surplus over liabilities.. 1,134,433 80 admitted, 376,930 81 real Ted-blooded in work or Rev. N. F. of #• Street' enjoyment rest; noth- by (Atwood Searsport Deduct items not admitted, 102,400 90 ______Residence at 45 High but a continual ing state of the “blues.” Surely it IS Total liabilities and aurpl.us.$4,113,485 81 Admitted Assets, 38 piti- {3,231,570 Telephone 338-2 ful, but there is relief for those who never Admitted Assets, 9! B. F. have tried that 31,017,111 Colcord, \gent, Searsport Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 old —the Liabilities Dec. 1920 Swll good body-building remedy true “L. F. Atwood” 31, Net Unpaid {202,940 13 Net Losses, ’ Medicine. Unpaid Losses, 31*1,044 91 Unearned Premiums, 2,295,788 62 IIAIR GROW! Unearned 9b It makes new, rich blood the Premiums, 403,498 All other Liabilities, 58 000 00 MILDRED^' by cleansing system and im- All other H. W. ALLEN the algolaIlls,Regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. Liabilities, 80,169 79 Cash Capital, 500,000 00 REMKUr gr ^ proving digestion. Increased strength and cheerfulness Make Pure Blood. Cash rt*n>*"*r For Constipation. Relieve Capital, 200,600 00 Surplus over all 174,841 63 quickly, follow its use. Oas, Liabilities, darkc'1' Satisfaction assured or money back. Ask Indigestion, Biliousness, Sick Headache. Surplus over all Liabilities, 172,398 % ruff, Try them. 10c. 25c. At faded hair. for a druggists. Duane Chiropractor -j, your dealer 50 cent bottle. rnarmacal sole Total Liabilities and it Co., proprietor, P. O. Box • Surplus, {3,231,570 38 aud makes 1103, City Hall rotal Liabilities and 9t 59 Street. Room I and 2 a “L. P.” Medicine Co., Me. Station, New York. See Surplus, 31,017,111 High William Mason, I 75c aud $1.-5 Portland, signature on each box. 8wl2 Belfast, Me, Telephone 12S j 3wl2 Mildred Louise Co., Malden 48, Mans. WINTF.RPORT Mary Jane is much obliged to the Au- gusta of the Red BOKInC, a well-to-do Kan- Chapter Cro-s for her pretty new layette. Now she can make Mrs. Annie V. Green HW.• sas he HE ENJOYS of Brewer spent farmer, says has gained her appearance before audiences of moth- After Trial a several days in town. twenty and is In better ®ThE ers all over as an Thorough f|5 pounds gener- Maine, clothed enter* Detroit, al health than he has been in prising baby should be. Mary Jane is a Mrs. C. C. linscott of Bar Hrbor years, Man — Endorses hospital doll^/exact size of a four months _V Pe-ru-na joined Mr. Linscott here March 12th. since taking Taniac. _Mich., baby and is an invaluable assistant in HEALTH The Mr. and Mrs Amos the Division following letter written “PE-RU-NA has done wonders D. Wilson left re- of Public Health Nursing from ffRFFCT and Detroit, Michigan is no and tcTme is worth its in for a Ammn Child Hygiene of the Maine snap weight cently combined Depart- business and pleas- judgment on the Keeps HU ment of Health. With her help, girls expressed merits gold. I shall continue to use ,|iT-ACTIVES” ure trip to Boston and oi t'e-ru-na, the well- rtnc! in order vicinity. and mothers Maine can PE-KU-NA as as Cjorr.-i-ch. iriver anywhere in knowncatarrh long Carroll L. of the learn how to care for remedy, I live and recommend Young, principal gram- properly babies, but rather a how mature, to who are mar visited several to clothe and bathe them and many my friends school, schools in LEGIONSupplied by formed ’’ opinion (Copy tui tins ue^uuiwm other important things which wilt keep sobgr troubled with cat arrh. Bangor, Brewer and the American Lej;i News Service.) after a full year’s trial. Oldtown, recently. them healthy and comfortable. She will Nothing can be more come This is the way Mr. Page & Brytr are soon to a new to any town to which any group ot convincing than an en- open Michael Fako of ..’omen invite her. 906 dorsement of this na- restaurant. The sign was painted by G. IS PROMOTED TO COMMANDER East Palmer Avenue, ture from an actual W. Cheney and is a very handsome one in the Metro- It was a unique occasion in Searsport Michigan user. There are many Ardmore (Okla.) Man So Successful polis, writes: “After Mr. and Mrs. Clariutou Hurd have the other day when a deep water ship people in every com- That His Worth Was Recog- ashore for the 15 using PE-RU-NA for whose moved into new captain, past years, munity experi- their home on upper about one will nized by Home State. stepped on the deck of a vessel that be year say ence,in using Pe-ru-na, Main street, formerly the Mark Moody I have found it a had last boarded in Hong Kong 20 years very has been identical with good medicine for ca- house. H. B. Fell, commander of the Okla- ago. The retired shipmaster was Capt. Mr. Fako’s. It is the D. C. tarrh. Tt has helped for Miss Laura Whitney of homa of the American Nichols, formerly commander of a standby coughs, Somerville, department number of Maine’s me a great deal and I colds, catarrh, stomach is vice biggest “square rig- March fora Legion, am well satisfied, i Mass.,;arnved|Sunday 13, stay gers,” while the ship was the old Luzon, very nave jand oowel disorders and all ca- president of a in eat and with her grahdmother, Mrs. Caroline long since stripped of her top hamper and gained weight, sleep tarrhal conditions, steel con- bowels are and Knowles. large converted into a coal barge. The Luzon well, my regular I Put up in both tablet and liquid better color in face. struction company was built 40 years ago and has been car- my form. Sold everywhere. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley have sold Okla. coal for F. R. ADAMS in Ardmore, rying 15 years, but Capt. John- their residence on Commercial street to Horn In YVilkes- son, her skipper, savs that she does not a and that St., Lakeport, N. H. Harry barnard of bucksport, who will Harre, Pa., Mr. leak, he never has to touch the t I have pumps. ; reached the occupy it when vacated. Fell was educated n one .often in the public requires Stephen Foley is having his rooms in digestion was not schools and Harry the Stokell block newly fitted and reno- .le with my Liver and Hillman academy vated and will soon add a quick lunch CASTOR IA ■1 considerable distress, of that city. He counter >o his other business. “Since Tanlac has overcome my For Infants and Children iv a s gJuduuted i get rid of he Consii- « troubles I have gained twenty pounds in WHITE ROCK G. W. has sold Ins from Mercerslmrg insulEcient action of Cheney grocery weight and am in better general health In Use For Over 30 Years later business to C. C. Linscott of Bar Har- than for was the academy and bears ■suited in my blood years past," straight- Always RUBBERS from with the de- bor, who will continue to trade at the forward statement made a few days ago Princeton university the ^ poisons. by H. VV. Boring, a prominent and well- gree of civil of same stand in the Crockett block. engineer. Signature built serviced 1 ‘Fruit- to-do farmer at Overland began taking living Park, Mr. Fell was construction engineer for ed Liver and l'lie high school closed Fiiday after- Kansas. Tablets, and officer in a number of public utili- noon of last week for the Easter “During the two years I suffered I tried m for a short time I recess. ty companies of before everything I knew of to get relief, but Pennsylvania were what my The Sophomore class will give a recital the service. A of just nothing seemed to reach my case until I entering graduate after school reconvenes for the the 1. My liver became spring tried Tanlac. My appetite was poor and Second Officers' Training camp at ovement in every way term. my digestion was so bad I could hardly Fort Niagara, N. Y.. Mr. Fell rose retain my food. Nothing seemed to agree from second lieutenant to major during Belfast has with Miss Eloise Lewis of begun me, in fact, I was almost a confirm- his which was in ; iier could feel army career, spent owns anyone ed dyspeptic. My whole seemed to teach the Elliugwood’s Corner school, system various southern training camps. i Jo ; and I am willing to be out. of shape. I would have pains the vacancy being caused by the resigna- The record of Mr. Fell as communder here credit is to across the small of my back so bad at due, of Public. tion of Miss Laura Bickford on account times I could move George R. Anderson Post No. 65 of F R. ADAMS, hardly around Notary of ill health. “My nerves were all unstrung and l the Legion at Ardmore was so success- i■ :or trial size 25c. ^ S'J.oO, would become upset at the least little ful that he was elected department v. mj :om The ladies of Mizpah Rebekah Lodge FRUIT-A-TIVES thing. I seldom slept well at night and commander at the lust Oklahoma con- dinner town in served meeting day Monday, j finally, becime so weak and run-down vention. Assistance Income that I much Footwear March 21, at the I. O. O. F. banquet hall. lost weight rapidly. I was also How troubled a great deal with catarrh and of North Waldo Pomona. I Mrs. Maud Young, Mrs. Stella Foley and Tax Reports it the -wear in footwear mornings had to spen 1 a half hour or PLAN TO Isn’t Mrs. Katharine FIGHT PROPAGANDA Philbrook, dinner com- more clearing up my head. meeting of North Waldo that interests mittee. “This is the condition I was in blanks furnished. just Will you? held with the of when I Urge Congress to Make English patrons began taking Tanlac and it cer- know when Mrs. Frank W. who under- Language and American know when a rubber looks good and you ght Grange, Winterport, Carleton, tainly has been a blessing to me. It just History want to will it fall went a seemed to be made In Schools. YOUit fits well. What you know is, apart rch 10th, the previous day very serious operation for appen- especially for my Compulsory case. I improved from the first. hand^paInted like a of will it stand you like dicitis at My by the bad con- the E, M. G. Hospital in Bangor many political argument, Despite very digestion now is and perfect regardless of Henry J. Ryan, who succeeded Ar- an old friend. You can White Rock Rubbers on the ■■ recently, and who was in a buy roads an average number precarious what I eat I never suffer bad after- any thur Woods as national director of the basis that the name -HOOD- is for the-de condition for several days, is now begiu- effects. your guarantee although the opening hour Americanism commission of the Amer- PLACE CARDS 1 “The more than service under all conditions. ning to make slow improvement. pains across my back have en- livery of satisfactory , a usual. ican Legion, has announced a definite DIRECT FROM CHINA tirely disappeared. The catarrh has left White Rock Rubbers “wear”. was called to order of ig by The second in the series of whist parties me, too, and my head is cle^r. progrum Americanism activities and done in water colors in the soft | perfectly tones them name. who in- l am no which leaders Buy by Hirer, Clara D. York, for the benefit of the new library was ionger nervous and rest well at Legion believe will ef- and shades so much used by the Chinese. dealer or write us. ; night. I have regained lost combat anti-American Call at the Journal office. c,4sk any v.rtliy Steward, 1). M. Kim- held at I. O. O. F. banquet hall Thursday my weight fectively propa- and am better and AMY L. ofli- j feeling stronger than I ganda at its sources. WILSON, HOOD RUBBER PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. iair. Other temporary evening, March 17. Colfee and doughnuts have in | I years. 1 am going to keep Tanlac The SUE M. PARTRIDGE. follows: A. C. Ed- plan includes a sympathetic re- Overseer, were served. The committee are Mrs. in my house so it will be handy at all ! times." ception to the immigrant and a method \.nit, F. P. Clements; assistan Maud Young, Mrs. Stella Mrs. An- Foley, of providing him with opportunities to -run and Mildred Larby; Po nie B. Mrs. Blanche P. Mrs. Tanlac is sold in Belfast by Read & FOR SALE Hill, Nealley, ij school himself In American Ideas; im- and Hattie Hills; S. J. Glidden, Freedom; S. M. Larby Ceres, Addie Shaw, Mrs. Urania Collins, Mrs. of Grant, and the provement immigration and natural- Low mice second Hand parloi three were J Sandypoint, by leading granges repre- Flora a Mrs. C. Cheney, Miss Mary If 11, ] druggists in every town. ization laws; measures to stop the cir- ported in excellent condi- __■» culation of and kitchen stoves, A. McKenney, Mrs. Clara M Merrill and Bolshevist and I. W. W. the Show any boy a pair of Do you remember ng reports were also heard Mrs. G. fl. Clements. There is more catarrh in this section propaganda, and a of providing greater J. A L SI IN McKkEN. black Red Tread Boots old black pure gum boots Sebasticook and Star of j tiie country than ail other diseases chance for education in put citizenship and you win his heart at which were still good together, and for years it was (i— ranges. supposed among the adult native born. once. are the boys and of MONTVILLt. to be incurable. They after years years Doctors prescribed local most boot Ex- n business session a recess I The Legion’s campaign will start SINCE 1882 popular -H00fr~ Red remedies, and by to keeping? constantly failing with the tremely practical in con- : dinner, which proved to be The annual town meeting was held cure with local school, which is characterized Boots are the red \ treatment, pronounced it struction, durable and only Mr. ns the At 72 Main Street, Belfast. act the the March 14th. are as incurable. Catarrh is a by Ryan foundation of char- boots which will feature of day. Officers elected fol- local disease, economical. The strip of greatly influenced constitutional 'con- acter building. “No greater problem same way. And this ng was re-assembled at an lows: Moderator, G. C. Carter; town by extra quality red rubber ditions and therefore constitu- challenges the American than clearly shows die value ah Past Master G. It. York M. M. requiring people across the ball of the foot, clerk, Wentworth; selectmen, tional treatment. Hall’s of the Hood Catarrh Medi- the school,” said Mr. Ryan. “Sweeping where the most wear patented \ class of candidates, who j etc., F. A. Mvrick, C. B. Cushman and cine, manufactured F. J. Charles R. Coombs Pressure Process by Cheney & changes must lie made in our schools comes,serves as a mark J been elected to member- J. H. collector and Co., Toledo, is a constitutional rem- Red Boots wear Bartlett; treasurer, Ohio, or revolution and the destruction of of identification. j is taken •' traduced and received in- I J. J. road commis- edy, internally and acts thru the Look for the long and look constable, Cfement; America will lie but a matter of time. 1 Biood on the Mucous Surfaces of the well. “W. the G. S. Sys- Undertaker gj^^^ name -HOOD" degree of Pomona. I.au sioners, Lowell, J. L. Bean and C. tem. One Hundred The school system of America, as con- Dollars reward is of- BOYS ^ED TREAD BOOT was then called upon and i W. Colby; S. S. Com. for two years, F. fered for any case that Hall’s stituted at present, is of de- Catarrh incapable ISLAND INSURANCE CO. Medicine JKHODfc, L.y we'comed the A. Whitcomb; S. S. Com. for three years, fails to cure veloping the type of intelligent citizen visiting Assets Decembt-r 31, 1920. C. Clements Annie L. Clements. $9947 h. J. CHENEY & Ohio. ship which Is the foundation of a de- responded in | Appropriated CO., Toledo, Stocks and bonds.$2,485 969 81 Sold by Druggists, 75c. mocracy,■and without which tinman lib- appropriate words of ap- as follows: Schools, $2,500; town officers’ Cash in Office and Bank 264,976 59 | Hall’s Fills for Family constipation. erty has no The Agents’ Balance .. 12 bills, $700; highways and bridges and champion. changes j 450,198 which the American Legion advocates All other Assets. 137.926 78 y are there so many va- upkeep of State aid road, $4,000; poor, are, first., that shall lie con- Transfers in Rea! Estate English the Gross Assets.$3,339 071 33 Maine?” was ably opened $1,000; tuition of scholars out of town, j trolling language in all schools, and, Deduct items not admitted. 177,200 44 State aid school books lents, who was followed hy $700; road, $533; second, that the study of American his- j The following transfers of real estate Admitted 99 D. M. A. C. Ed- and supplies, $100; incidental expenses, and civics shall he Assets.$3,161,870 Kimball, j were recorded in tory made compul- Waldo ounty Registry Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 1 to the Plains Cronkhite, C. C. Clements $300; re-imburse Cemetery of Deeds for the week ending March sory to all school pupils. To accom- 17. Net Unpaid Losses $ 59 York. $144. 1921: plish these the 185,690 Among the reasons Association, proposals Legion will Unearned Premiums 1,705,743 14 APPLY TO High wages paid in cities, John Fenwick, Morrill, to J. Collier petition congress to formulate a reso- All other Liabilities. 228 565 38 < land in lution to state Cash Capital.. .. 6’ 0,000 0 >ry working conditions in the Dover and Fo*croft Vote to Become One Hiils, Lincolnviile; Liucolnville. recommending legisla- j Surplus over ail Liabilities. 44L.871 78 Willard E. Hall, to tures the passage of statutes embody- low prices for many farm Searsmont, Joseph Orrin Maine The “twin towns” of Dover and Fox- G. Packard, do.; land in Searsmont. ing these changes.” Total Liabilities and 161,870 89 J. Dickey, Belfast, C. Clements advanced the Surplus....$3 croft will become one municipality on Joseph G. Packard, to William A. Belfast ;' the love of and ad- Searsmont, Mason, Agent, trading Mary Ellen 3wll i he London & March 1, 1922. This was decided upon Plaisted, Malden, Mass ; land Camden Fire Insurance Association, Lancashire Company, Lt erent in the people, isrespou- in Searsmont. SENATE SERGEANT AT ARMS in the Dover town meeting when the de- Camden, N. J. London, England. the Anson M. PHENiX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY many leaving farm, and Shibles, Knox, to Robert Assets December 31. 1920 cision to merge with Foxcroft was made Wisconsin Legion Hero Is Honored of Prance Assets Dec. 31, 1920 s argument by the Hanson, do.; land and buildings lu Mont- by Paris, recalling 367 votes to 249. Foxcrott voted for Real 45 Ut by ville. the Lawmaking Body of His Assets 1920 Estate.....$ 155,067 Real estate.$ 3CO.OOO f our forefathers with their the union Decembei^31, 00 two years ago. Home State. Mortgage Loans 621.275 Mortgage Loans.. 0 00 Lewis F. Y. T. Stocks and Bonds .. 38 toc.-ou* spirit and love of barter. A A special act of the Legislature five Bowden, Dawson, Cau- $1,099,971 Collateral uans. 17.900 00 Collateral Loans .9 0 00 to Cash in office and bank. 95.833 48 years of ada, Henrietta Bowden. Northport; Stocks and Bonds. 5.572, 06 31 Stocks and Bonds. 5,315,445 00 Kose Edmonds was ago authorized the combining Agents’ balances.. 279 585 09 follow- land and I’. Cash in Office and Bank.. 346 533 06 Casii in Office and Bank. 99 28 the two to the will of the buildings in Northport. Sergt. Vincent Kielplnski, kept 'Ml towns, subject All other assets. 27,161 19 i4 *' arce by four members of the a of the Agents’ Balances .. 685 200 Ag«> Balance. 1,608 773 37 people in the places affected. The name Berta Edgar Rich. Lewiston, to Jacob platoon Thirty-second divi- !• Bills Receivable... 7,674 76 Bills receivable.. 3,679 54 g grange, entitled: "The of M. Hatch slon In such Gross 1 con- the new town will be Dover-Fox- Brownville; land in Montville. goou assets.$1,502,551 14 Interest anil K.*nts. 75 425 25 Interest and Rents. 91.952 4^ crof. Deduct items not admi. ted. .. 79.097 56 | Pa.” This number of the Alonzo Emery, Burnham, to H. F. Col- condition during All other Assets 20,510 38 All other Assets 25,135 IT a tyh.t A Women who have taken land and the World war ds well received and the next voters, pitt, Millinockett; buildings in Admitted Assets... 58 in for the $1,423,458 Gross Assets.$ 7,501,481 35 ! Groes Assets .$ 7,7. 6 78- 11 leading part the campaign Burnham. Unit he was called 6,5( ig by Byron Liabilities December Larby with Mildred union of the two which lie 31, 1920. Deduct items not admitted. 154.828 79 ! Deduct items not admitted. to.967 91 communities, Francis LePage, to Emma upon by the WIs- He to on the Millinpcket, Net unpaid losses. $ 144,300 82 oompanist, responded opposite banks of the Piscataquis i 56 Page, do.; land in Monroe. cousin state sen- Unearned premiums. 730,219 76 Admitted Assets. $ 7,346,652 Admitted assets,. I" 652.533 8' core. river, vtoed as a unit. The last topic, "What virtually ate All other liabilities. Liabilities Dec 19^0 j Everett C. Blanchard, Knox, to C. F. to keep order 114,313 94 31, Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 over all cislation is most needed at the Bessey, Thorndike; land and buildings in In the legislative Surplus liabilities___ 434,119 06 Net Unpaid Losses.’.$ 957.372 80 42 Net Unpaid Losses. $ 573.749 lc 'ime?” was read and the discus- Knox. Unearned Premiums... 3,903 261 chambers by as- Total liabilities and j Unearned surplus.$1,423,453 58 AH other Liabilities. 216,571 13 Premiums. 3 It*17 -47 76 opened G. H: who Over 100 Charles F. Bessey, to Ever- the office Ali "ther Liabilities. 233.'00 0C by York, years Thorndike, suming WitUara A. Mason, Agent, Belfast ('ash Capital. 1 250.000 00 1 ett land and Cash V UG at the most important legisla- Larrabee, do.; buildings in of sergeant at Swil Surplus over all Liabilities. 1,013,447 21 capital Dr. Johnson Knox. Surplus over all Liabilities. 3,(5: 4i 94 ted in is the of ago, originated arms. A winner Congress passage Total Liabilities and Surplus.7,346 652 56 his famous household medi- Ida E. Marden and Freeman O. Marden, of the Standard fire insurance i a Distin- Total Liabilities ami Surplus.. ? 7,' 52 9SS 8r‘ suitable protective tarilT. Belfast and Company, cine,— still Searsport, respectively, to guished Service HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. Dickey-Knowlton Real Estate Co., 3wll tiers continued the discussion, Charles E. Seeley, land and j Swanvilie; cross and the Insurance and Real Maine 'as in and Assets December 31, 1920. Estate, Belfast, brief on account of the late- buildings Searsport Swanvilie. Hwli t/rient insurai.ee ! a• 11 :d Croix de Guerre, Sergeant Klelplnski j company. 'I the hour. The old reliable Real estate....“ Nil Connecticut. beeatne interested In the American Le- Mortgage loans." Nil Scottish Union & National Insurance Co., Assets December 19.9 '■customary acknowledgement in thousands of homes for StAKSMONT. gion as soon as he returned to Amer- Collateral loans... Nil 3i, Stocks and Scotland. Real Estate. visitors for hospitality received, coughs, colds, sore throats, ica. He organized the Quentin Roose- bonds.$1,426,149 22 Edinburgh, $ *_• 4, .3554; Cash in office and bank. 101,571 66 Mortgage Loans. cling was closed with the usual The Ladies’ Aid of the M. velt of Assets Dec. 31, 1920 6 06 cramps, chills, sprains, E. Church post the Legion and Is now Agents’ balances... 137,133 94 Collateral Loans. Real Estate. $ 199,128 27 0 00 The next meeting will be and other an ice cream sale at the serving as commander. Bills receivable. Nil j Stocks and Bunds.. .; 1 strains, many held church ves- post Mortgage Loans.. 50 850 00 754307 Interest and retzts... 17,528 39 Cash in Office and Bank. unse Grange, May INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Collateral Loans. 0 00 j t,j; 74 Winterport, try on Tuesday evening, March 22nd. A All other assets. 10,000 00 Agent Balances. Blocks and Bonds. 7,217.953 35 ; 66 7*623 99 address of welcome, Nettie re- aches and and was Seeks Dead Son’s Watch. Bill Receivable. Cole; ills, —grippe short program given. Cash in Office and Bank. 378,577 80 j ] 675 8t tjross assets..$1,691,383 20 ltlerts .nu Rents... A. T. Nickerson; live-minute influenza. Comrades of Harry A. who Agents’ Balances. 924,722 04 '8'7> At the town Millener, Deduct items not admitted. 91,204 50 i All othei Assets. meeting held on March Bills Receivable. I 00 9 3 4 64 uld our poor be supported in lost Ills life near Malancourt, France, 7th the following olliceis were Interest and Rents. 106.182 05 elected: when he was us Admitted 70 Gross Assets institutions?” G. A. re- acting a runner for assets.$1,600,178 All other .*5.667,655 5" Cole; W. Assets. 0 00 Selectmen, S, Paul, Charles Plaisted, tlie One Hundred and Liabilities December 1920, : Deduct items not admitted 66 547 4.- M. Nickerson; paper, “How Forty-seventh 31, Charles Brown; treasurer, Joseph G- Field Net unpaid losses..,...$ 78,60133 ! Groea Assets.. $ 8,877 418 51 like to see the 17 million men artillery, Thirty-second division, Admitted Assets. $ Unearned premiums. 635.636 47 Deduct items not ad.mittcd. 2,464,664 99 607 10s < Packard; tax collector, Mrs. Ruth Pack- are requested to provide information ‘""i'll voters use their franchise?” All other liabilities... 16 907 15 Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 Allen L. in to a case watch ard; clerk, Maddocks. regard hunting gold Cash capital. 100,000 00 Admitted Assets. $ 6,412,748 52 N"t Unpaid Losses. 265 remainder of program by $ 316 9t which Millener carried at the time of Surplus over all liabilties. 369.0.33 75 Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 Un arnf.d Premiums ',71.49,- Mrs. Susan Andrews and Miss Della Ail other his death. Fred J. Millener, 588 Child Net GO Liabilities. 170 Coo Total liabilities and surplus.... 70 Ucp&id Lossea.$ 562,496 Cash Lassell had as guests March 7ih Mr. and $1,600,178 Unearned Capital. 1 uuu.ctO 01 street, Rochester, N. V., the man’s fa- 3wl2 Premiums. 4,212, 06 05 Surplus over all Liabilities. ~ K1NUX Mrs. Charles Mrs. All other Liabilities. 63 1.3 s6 Is Luce, Addie Tibbetts ther, is eager to obtain the watch as 213,355 Deposit C pital. 200 000 00 and son Alphens, Mr. Orrin a remembrance of his hero and Total Liabilities and y- ^07 Tibbetts, son, Great American Insurance Surplus over all Liabilities. 1,224,790 84 Surplus ICS 07 1 is for Charles Company, 3w21 Blenys working Mrs. Grace Higgins and little daughter has written to F. \V. Galbraith, Jr., na- NEW N. Y. Total Liabilities and .. 6 Helen. tional commander of the American Le- YORK, Surplus $ 412,748 52 3wli to obtain assistance. Assets December 31, 1920. •American Alliance Insurance : ‘be Hubbard, who has been sick gion, Company Mortgage loans.$ 00 ..etler. WEST 23,100 NATIONALS FIRE INSURANCE CO. NEW YORK, N, Y If you are troubled with o MONTVILLE Stocks and bonds... 39,478,571 31 pains of Cash in office and bank. 2,230,482 57 Paris, France Assets December 31. 1.2 ■'byant and Jesse Yeaton visited aches; feel tired; have headache, Agents’ balance. 2.907,890 64 Assets December 1920 l'rih The meetings here at the Vose school- 31, Stocks and bonds. y;^ 94 recently. indigestion, insomnia; painful pass- Bills receivable. 174,416 72 | Stocas and 17 Cash in office and bank. 99 021 30 fc i, house which commenced March con- Interest and rents. 321.569 70 Bonds.$1,209,747 age of urine, you will find relief in 6th, Cash in Office and Bank. 72 199 61 Agents’ balance. 155 421 Yeaton has been on the sick All other assets. 40 85 ducted by Baxter Whitten continue /^ATARRHof or 88,222 Balances. Interest and rents. with nose throat is al- Agents’ 230,469 12 y* 692 00 nreatened with pueumonia. All other Assets 21,203 99 increasing interest. Sunday, March 13th made more Gross assets.$45,224,253 34 ways endur- ■ ■ ■- Gross assets. yy ^76 114 OS , Mary Bragdon of Lewiston is vis- GOLD MEDAL the services were Deduct items not admitted. 25 conducted by Harold sometimes 4,470,341 Grose 89 Deduct items not admitted. 419.936 94 er able, greatly Assets.$1,583,619 parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Brag- Nutter. Besides the Deduct items nut admitted. 127,100 02 usual singing Mr. benefited, by Vicks vapors. Admitted assets.$40,853,912 09 Admitted assets. .$3 456 177 15 | Whitten furnishes music with his Vic- Apply up the nostrils—melt Liabilities December 31,1920. Admitted M Assets.$1,456,519 87 Liabilities Decerr.b* 31, It 20 tertlia who is trola. Services will in a spoon and inhale vapors. Net lessee.$ Harden, working begin every Sunday unpaid 3,027,426.76 Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 Net unpaid losses. Unearned premiums...17,171,9*4 96 $ 166.734 00 i, vlbed was home a few afternoon at 1 o’clock. Net Unpaid 82 Unearned premiums. 67 Bailey, days world’s standard for All other liabilities..... 640,694 23 Losses.$ 144,800 1,284>95 '’,wly. jThe remedy kidney, Unearned Premiums 730,219 76 All other liabilities. 45 000 00 ■liver, bladder and uric acid troubles Cash capital. 10,000,000 00 afid All other Liabilities. 114,313 94 I Cash capital.. 1 OGO 000 0C National of Holland Surplus over all liabilities. 10.013,906 14 Davis has finished work in Remedy since 1696. Children Surplus over all Liabilities. 467.186 35 Surplus over all liabilities. 959 547 4$ ^ Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. Cry Carter’s sh°P- Mr. Carter will Total liabilities and'surplus,... $40,853,912 09 b* for th# bum Gold Medal on FOR Total Liabilities and 87 Total liabilities and surplus... 15 ben {Look every box FLETCHER’S Surplus.$1,456,519 $3,456,177 the shop to the and accept no imitation James Pattee & Son, Agents, Belfast. public. j Over / 7 Million Jars Used William A. Mason, Agent, Belfast Wm. L- Luce, Agent, Belfast. CASTORIA Yearly 3wl2 3wll 3wl2 THE CHURCHES plan to be present at the morning service. and make It Costs Only Bring your friends with you, an effort to fill the church on this most METHODIST CHURCH. People's Meth- important day. The following is the or- odist Church, Rev. Charles W. Martin, der of service: a tele- Five Cents pastor; parsonage, No. 7 Court St.; Organ Voluntary, Alleluia (Rockwell) Day phone, 213.11. Sunday morning preach- Miss Amy Stoddard A Word to the med- whole system, creates an appetite, or $1.50 per month for helpful ing, 10.45; Sunday school, 12 m. Evening Doxology promotes assimilation, so as to se- ical treatment if you take Hood’s service at 7.30. Prayer meeting this, Invocation and Lord’s Prayer cure for you 100 per cent, of the Wise] at 7.30. should Sarsaparilla, known in thousands nutrition in your food. Thursday, evening Gloria Patria and 5 Reasons why you buy your Suit, Psalm 98 Coat 1 of homes as the best reconstruc- More than this, it purifies and en- Responsive Reading, cen- the blood, eliminates poison- will held at the or Dress for at tive tonic. For nearly half a riches The regular services be Hymn 1 this medicine has stood ous matter after diphtheria, scarlet with sermon Lesson EASTER tury good Universalist church Sunday Scripture curative and fevers, eradicates. and the in a class by itself in pow- typhoid at 10.45 a. m. by Rev. William Vaughan. Duet, “I am the Resurrection Hood’s Sarsapa- scrofula and catarrh, relieves rheu- er 'and economy. The choir will have a special musical pro- Life,” (Stults) Mrs. Leroy Paul and Mr. the matism, overcomes that tired feel- rilla gives more for money meet at the weak gram. The Sunday school will John Parker than any other. It tones up the ing and makes strong. noon. The sermon will be appropriate to Prayer SAMPLE Easter with the following music: An- Solo, “Hosanna,” (Granier) THE DAVIS SHOP them, Christ is Risen by choir; solo; Glo- Offertory, “Spring Song” (Mendelssohn) Hood’s ry to God, by Mrs. Basil R. Allen; an- Hymn Sarsaparilla them, Jesus Lives; response, From Thy Sermon, The Living Hone. EFFICIENCY AND No. 1. are and are the very last word IS PECULIAR TO ITSELF IN ECONOMY._ Love as a Father; solo, Easter Morning, Prayer Why Because styles patterns in the 9 by Miss Katherine E. Brier; trio, O Rest- Hymn world. F. S. WALLS less Sea. Benediction garment What’s at the Colonial HON. | Coming Postlude, “Festival March,” (Syre) Why No. 2. Because our two stores give us larger kbuying opportunities The remains of Frederick S. Walls ar- First Parish (Unitarian) Church. In the afternoon at 3 00 o’clock there | Star Has Good Role in the which means to I Paramount Comedy rived here Saturday morning from Vinal- Rev. A. E. Wilson, minister. Preaching will be a special service church, big savings you. when No. in “A Full House” haven, where he died Tuesday night. service at 10.45 a. m.: Organ voluntary; the Palestine Commandery, 14, we are to send will attend. There Why No. 3. Because always pleased you merchandise ,r I Bryant Washburn, popular star in “A Practically all of his life Mr. Walls had Easter music; Hallelujah chorus, Handel; Knights Templars, was will be Easter anthems by a special Full House,” his latest Paramount picture been very well known here and popu- Easter carol, choir; anthem. Break Forth choir, approval. the Grand Into On the First and solo by Mrs. C. W. Wescott. The coming to the Colonial today, has another lar with many, particularly Joy, Stone; anthem, No. if do not or ht we are He was born in Sears- Day of the Mrs. Wes- attendance of the members of the parish Why 4. Because they please always glad to ex- tone of those delightful roles which have Army members. Week, Lynes; solo, the son of Jacob cott, Angels Roll the Rock at this service is urged. Let us honor or ©o greatly contributed to his reputation mont, March 22, 1844, Away, Scott; refund the amount of your purchase. our guests our presence. A cordial change ss a comedian of unusual ability. As R. and Eliza (Thompson) Walls. After postlude, Resurrexit, Mozart. Sermon by of his town The Value of Easter Faith. invitation is extended to the public to at- No. 5. Because our small we can and will sell George Howell, a newly-wed, he gets attending the schools home subject: Our Why expense being you mer- I and was also a Communion will be observed tend all of these services. into a comical mixup in which figure he became a teicher following chandise much below the market of service. The floral committee will be glad if all price today.; stolen love letters, a vampire, a school supervisor while engaged in farm- the morning The church school jewels, who to send flowers for the Easter couple of thieves and three policemen, ing with his father. Although owning at noon All cordially invited. plan decoration of the church will have them thrown in for good measure. Lois Wilson one of the best cottages at Northport on visited his old at the church by 3.00 o’clock on Saturday appears as his blushing bride. Park Row, he frequently The Easter musical program at the SPECIAL VALUES FOR EASTER never lost his interest in Sears- afternoon. MA Full House” was scenarized by home and church will be as follows: Methodist there will be a stere- Alice Eyton from the famous Fred Jack- mont or Belfast, the home of Lis early Sunday evening Organ voluntary, Prelude in E, Ashford opticon “Beyond the Rio New lot of Coats and $12.95 to $49 son farce. It was filmed under the direc- manhood. At the age of eighteen years lecture, Wraps just in, great values, 5q Anthem, I Know That My Redeemer Grande.” tion of James Cruze, who has been re- he enlisted as corporal in Company B of Liveth, Wildermere The talked of “Chinese Fair” is lot Tricolette Dresses, Blue and sponsible for some of the biggest suc- the Twenty-Sixth Maine Regiment and long ITjNew Tan, Brown, Black—some and Port Anthem, King Victorious, Hiae now a thing of the past, but is likely to cesses of Wallace Reid, and Bryant was in the battles of Irish Bend to There Is a Green Hill Far be as one of most values—$19.50 $37.50 Washburn. Hudson. When the Twenty-Sixth Maine Solo, Away, long remembered the Gounod of the Association was organized in 1885 he was enioyabie and successful many E. P. Frost FRIDAY elected its orator and in 1888 was made Mrs. successful efforts held under the auspices Yours truly, Organ March of Victory, of the Guild. The ladies certainly won Bill Hart in "The Toll Gate” its president. In all its annual gather- Postlude, fresh added to ings from that day to the last annual Heyser laurels for themselves and Everybody knows Bill and he stakes Mrs. E. P. Miss Leverne their of a novel meeting in Belfast August 10, 1920 he Choir, Frost, fame as the purveyors ; THE DAVIS SAMPLE SHOP, Highs“'’7w«l"“nw uis reputation on this picture. Mrs. C. E. organist, and form of entertainment. > was always present and took part. He Whitten, Frost; delightful Mrs. Willis Fletcher. in 1 was then serving as the Association’s They always work, together splendid SATURDAY to do all secretary and treasurer. In 1906 he was In the evening the Young People’s choir harmony and are always ready the ! "Little Grey Mouse.” with Louise Lovell Department Commander of the Grand of fifteen voices will sing, “Magnify His that lies in their power to help he mar- Daniel Charlotte. church. Under the capable and energet Look for the RED LINE'rou;.- "The Little Grey Mouse,” a William Army of Maine. In 1866 Love,” by Probate C. and ic leadership of- Miss Anne Kittredge, Notices Fox production and the first starring ried Elva A., daughter of Isaiah Neal of wTho The First baptist Church. Rev. whose ideas are always novel and origi- I vehicle of Louise comes to the Ardra (3 erman) Morrill, Lovely, C. 13 and succeed in is from died in Belfast in 1878. Their only child, ueorge Sauer, pastor; residence, nal, they plan big things STATE OF Maine Colonial Saturday. This story due Ora Frank A. Jones of Bel- Cedar; 123-11. The services accomplishing them. Great credit is Waldo ss. tie pen of Barbara Le Marr Deelv B., married telephone, their of worship on Sunday are at 10.45 and to all of them for they were all willing The story in tiie main deals with a fast and with her son, Frederick, Probate Court within and for the County also with a 7.30. Bible school at 12 o’clock. Easter workers. of March 12. 1921. In oeautiful and talented woman, who be- only grandchild, great grand- Waldo, vacation. lives on the home farm Christian Endeavor sunrise meeting at Frank R. ause of her retiring and conservative son, Francis Jones, ADA 1. FROHOCK Woodcock, Trustee under the will 1 In 1880 he married 7 a. m. Thursday at 7.30 the mid-week of Daniel late of Belfast in s lid Coun- fe, is given the title of “the little grey in North Searsmont. Faunce, Mrs. Lucie E. Miller of Vinalhaven, who service. ty of Waldo, deceased, having presented a pe- mouse” by a worldly woman who has en- Mrs. Ada I. Frohock, wife of Charles 1873 to ’77 he serv- Easter announcements: The pastor’s tition praying that the Probate Judge within snared her husband—a worthless chap survives him. From A. at her home in themes for the and Frohock, passed away and for said County of Waldo may determine the her ed as a Republican deputy sheriff and morning evening who accepts credit for literary Lincolnville, March 6, after a long and who are entitled to the estate of said deceased from 1877 to ’79 he was sheriff with his worship of the church are “The Christ I genius as a matter of course and finally at the of 57 2 and their shares therein undsr said he and the of the and “Sat- painful illness, age years, respective residence in this city. In 1879-’80 Beauty Lillies,” a •divorces her on false but circumstantial months and 26 days. She was born in will, and may order specific distribution of served as deputy collector of customs for isfied When We Awake in His Likeness.” sud the entitled evidence. Having had hei freedom thrust Lincolnville, Dec. 10, 1863, daughter of property among persons this Since 1880 he had resided in The large chorus choir has prepared a thereto. upon her, she goes West, where she gains port Captain Samuel and Matilda Allen Colle- where he was interested in most attractive program of music for It is Ordered that the said petitioner give Noth fame arid fortune with her pen, and ; Vinalhaven, j mer and her home has always been in her Granite and Lumber Co. and both the morning and evening services, notice to all persons interested by causing a n the end gain also the love of a worthy the Bodwell j has native town, where she been respect- copy of this order to be published three weeks was president of the Eastern Telephone The numbers for the morning are: euau. ed and loved by those who knew her and successively in the Republican Journal, a Company. His commission as a justice Easter Be Monti anthem, “Sanctus,” especially by those tn whose wants in newspaper published in Be fast in said County MONDAY of the peace bore the date of 1923. For Chorus Choir and Orchestra sickness and distress she has so tenderly of Wa do. and by causing an attested copy of Fthel years he had been identified witti the La- Easter the said ‘t'tion, with a of this order attach- Clayton Coming chorus, “Beyond Smiling,” ministered, which can also be said of her p copy fayette Carver Post, G. A. R., and its al- Zundall ed, to be sent by mail, postage paid, on or be- L:hel Clayton, the charming and popu- in some of the neighboring towns, where lied bodies Mr Walls was a member of Chorus and Orchestra fore March 29, 1921, to each of the persons •3? Paramount star, will be seen at t-.e she has attended to the comforts of the (Juantabacook Lodge, F. & A. M., of Baritone solo, Selected named in said petition, whose addresses are as Colonial next Monday in “A City Spar- sick and suffering in body and rnind, and follows: Eveline M. Bacon. Waterville, Maine; Searsmont and a member of Atlantic Mr. row,” her latest photoplay in which she Paquette all these extend their deepest sympathy Louise E Stedman, 9 Washington Avenue, Royal Arch Chapter of Vinalhaven, hav- Easter From the has the role of an Apache dancer Miss chorus, “Up Grave,” to the bereaved family. Besides her hus- North Cambridge, Massachusetts; Florence ing served as its High Priest. He was Archer Ciayton is said to have in this picture one band she leaves to mourn their loss two Smith, 84 Prescott Street, Cambridge, Massa- the lirst commander of De Valois Com- Chorus and Orchestra Mildle- ! the most sympathetic roles she has sons, Fred B. Frohock of Lincolnville chusetts; Agnes Smith, nigh Street, Rubber Boot Knights Templar. He also tow.-i, Connecticut; Abby F. Swan, Belfast, I'er essayed on the screen and that its mandtry, The public is cordially invited to he and Rodney C. Frohock of Augusta; one served as Grand Commander of the State Maine; William A. Faunce, 20 Gardner Build- item. trength and appeal is remarkable An present. daughter, Ida May Stoddard of Donna, He was a ing, Toledo, Ohio; and Cnarles M. Faunce, 142 Knights Templar in 1895. Easter-week unusually capable supporting company engagements: Texas; four brothers, Wyman and Ed- Dudley Street, Boston, Massachusetts, that shriner, a member of Kora Temple at FIRST, y ; u wa.'J a bo- a\ headed by Clyde Fillmore appears in the Monday—Meeting of younger boys at ward of Worcester, Mass., Fred of Boston toey may appear at a Probate Court to be held Lewiston, and a 32nd degree Mason Inter- cast. vestry at 7 o’clock. and Charles of Northport, the four acting at Belfast within and for said County of Wal- won’t sepaa'- ie at ested in politics he was the State Senator Tuesday—Annual parish supper by the as pall bearers; a sister, Mrs. S. A Gavin do on the twelfth day of April A. D, 1921, at TUESDAY for Knox County in 1895-’97 His re- len of the clock in the forenoon, and show leak.Right tltereGoodr Ladies’ Sewing Circle. Addresses by Dr. of Elizabeth, N. J., and a sister, Miss Au- , mains were accompanied to Rockland by cause if they have the prayer of said E. C. Wliittemore and others. gusta Collemer of Florida. There was a any why the strongest Lessons in flirting. Yes, one might an escort from De Valois; thence to petitioner should not be granted. appeal Wednesday—Vacation hike of the Rang- profusion of beautiful flowers from rela- well take them from Bebe Daniels. lor Camden by an escort from Claremont; ELLERY BOWDEN, Goodrich ONE PIECE ers, under the direction of Mr. Sauer. The tives and friends and by Beach Chapter Judge ; Ins Realart star has in her veins rich and from there to Belfast by one from A true copy. Attest: rehearsal of the chorus choir and orches- Eastern of which she was a mem- tion blood of Castile, the most romantic race Camden. At the boat here his body was Star, 3wl2 Chas hi. Johnson, Register absolutely protects tra in the vestry at 7.30 o’clock. ber. The funeral was held at her home of all Spain. It is this instinct for love met and accompanied to North Sears- Tbuisday—7.30 social worship. “From March 9, Rev. Mr. Holt of Camden of- At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and SECOND, it must wear lo/ that makes so realistic the “flirting” mont by an escort from Palestine. Calvary to tile Garden.” Meeting of the ficiating.—Camden Herald. for the County of Waldo, in vacation, on renes in “Oh Lady Lady,” now showing made rubber goods fo committee. the 17th day of March, A, D. 1921. at the Colonial Theatre Tuesday. She membership \ EARS and v.-know ho 30 Home of the The Stevens & Bearce Ath- A certain instrument, purporting to be the flirts and to save a but GREELEY-GURNEY. Friday—7 gathering Leonard, innocently, friend, will and testament of Willis E. >. Bible school in the vestry of the church. letic Club have announced a benefit last Hamilton, everlastingly tough roles something happens and—but you don't late of Belfast, in said C unty of Waldo, de- and An enjoyable program will be carried out. dance to be given in Odd Fellow’s’ Hall, Comfort must fee want to be told in advance. Harrison Edwin H. Greeley of North Belfast ceased, having been presented for probate too, •* Saturday afternoon flowers and Friday evening, March 25th. Tickets .rd and Walter fliers assist in the fun- Miss Katherine O. Gurney of Waldo were potted ; with petition praying that said will be allowed Fishermenn JGoodi , plants will be brought to the church by per couple are 75 cents; for ladies, 25 letters issue to /uak ing. married in South Paris, Maine, Saturday, a d that testamentary her, comfortable 1 be' » ? the members of the cents also ask the public to j March 12th, by Rev. C G. Miller of the church, Endeavor They Mary E Hamilton, she being the executrix Society and classes of the school. watch for their big dance to be given named therein, without giving bond in accord- after !o;ij iretch s mi b. WEDNESDAY Universalist church. The groom was a Sunday A committee of 19th. The club was re- ance with the of said testator as ex- former Bar Harbor young man, the son ladies will decorate tile April organized request with pressed in said instrument. thi. ?. in IT New Wanda Hawley Role. Again Seen as of Elbridge and Esther Holmes Greeley, church. cently George Spencer, president; Buying things Charles Harold Ordered, That notice be given to all per- is .lust ioou tor Souibern Girl in “Held by the but for some time has been assiting his Robbins, secretary; simple. Enemy.” and base- sons interested by causing a copy of thiB Fred A. Holmes at Holmes Mills. The. annual parish party at the Baptist Stone, treasurer, Henry Peters, ’round the lop—‘..at •. u-,> Wanda Hawley again plays a sweet uncle, ball order to be published three weeks succes- is the of Henry and church was well attend- manager. girl of the Golden South in the new Para- His bride daughter Tuesday evening sively in The Republican Journal, a news- j rich. 60.COO dealers seb of Waldo. She ed and the key-note to the entire at in said mount picture, “Held by the Enemy,” Margie Sanborn Gurney pro- paper published Belfast, County, yours. school was t at a Probate be ■which will be shown at the Colonial is a graduate of the Belfast. High gram optimism. A most appetizing hat they may appear Court, to | Fora fewr was served the and J held at Belfast, within and for said County, | Ttuatre ne'xt Wednesday. Those who Commercial Department. years supper hy Sewing Circle Cpi?rTM ^ TRAO* MARK The b. F. Goodrich Kubbi'r | 'ihwLALO I on the second of at ten ! she was as a stenograpner in under the direction of Mrs. William Holt SATURDAY Tu-eday April next, »aw Miss Hawley in “Secret Service,” in employed o n OHIO t.o and Mrs. William F. (FRIDAY of the clock before noon, and show cause, if The National resigning Stevens. Immedi- which she the same kind of City Bank, tame played role, any they have, why the should not be ( j for her marriage. With the ately following the supper Rev. will recall how admirably suited she was prepare George proved, approved and allowed. other brides employed at the C. Sauer made extended remarks of ap- 1 wrNi to the part. prospective ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. " National she was entertained at a of the ladies and also of the Attest: '()!/< in “Held bv the Enemy,” as in the City preciation A true copy. J " Kath- of the church. Chas. E. Fill former, she embodies the true spirit of shower, given at the home of Miss officers He presented the Johnson, Register. I Southern womanhood which existed erine Kittredge, when she was presented regrets of Mr. O. E. Frosi, chairman of prior At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within with a with the best the trustees, who was called to Augusta ,o and during the great Civil War. Both sterling casserole, ] and for the County of Waldo, in vacation wishes of those with her. Mr. on business. Deacon Charles E Rhoades tinctures are adaptations from plays by employed on the 22ndd^y of March, A. D. 1921. 1 H 1-PRESS a and Mrs. Greeley have the congratula- spoke of the Sunday school and the so William Gillette, noted American play- Alexander H. Nichols, executor of the will tions and best wishes of many friends. cial side of their meeting next wright and actor. The cast generally is ; Friday of Henrietta T. Nickels, late of Searsport, in will make their home in North Bel- evening. Mr. A. Foster a RUBBER FOOTWEAR one of the best and includes such players They Harry gave said County of Waldo, deceased, having pre- and review of .as Agnes Ayres, Jack Holt, Lillian Leigh- fast. general very encouraging sented a petition praying that an order of dis- of the ton, Lewis Stone, Robert Cain, Walter j the life school under the pastor- EASTER CAHOY CHOCOLATES tribution of the estate of said deceased and a ate of Mr. Sauer and that the specific distribution of property besides Hiers and others. Mrs. William H. Smalley left Saturday prophesied Lower Assortment DeLuxe money increase in attendance and also in work ^Prices may be made. to spend a few days in Boston. j BOXHS BULK ATTRACTIVE AND ! ! would be more than doubled in the year Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice “Kismet" is the Greatest Picture Yet TASTY | to come. The guest of honor, Rev. E C. to all persons interest*d by causing a c >py of BUY OUR 59c BOX SPECfAL this order to be published three weeks suc- Filmed. Whittemore of Waterville, was given a | cessively in The Republican Journal, a news- thousand feet of cordial greeting as he is highly respected ’Twenty-live lumber; Delicious Pea*1 paper published at Belfast, that they may ap- a Michigan Granite Monuments and general favorite with the church. five hundred square feet of beaver board- BEANS lb vC pear at a Prebate Court to be held at Belfast, an and per ing; an average of twenty men working He gave excellent encouraging within and for said County, on the 12th day * f on Fancy Grade Wholehead ten day and night for three weeks; a sheet of address the work of the Board of Pro- q April, A, D. 1921, at of the clock before We take them from the ledge in the qu motion of the State Convention RICE --- per lb., OC noon, and show cause. If any they have, why plate glass valued at $2,500 large enough Baptist on \ the prayer of said should not be cut, letter and them !o cover a floor two hundred feet in of which he is chairman. He presented Rich Nutritious Bulk a p petitioner polish, finish, place * granted, Also by causing a copy of this order etc. a very v.vid picture of the opening COCOA lb., IOC lot in the One continuous length, per to be sent by registered mail to each of the cemetery. process an a at the recent Boys’ Convention Not order for building concern, prayer Fresh -Mellowed Flavoring residuary legatees under said will, at least one small in Portland the scene he wit- profit. but merely a hint of the amount of ma- comparing Extracts(Vanilla-Lemon >2 oz. fc"l,C fourteen days before the time of holding said terial and labor required for the building nessed of 1,500 boys with bowed heads | Court. Very Satisfactory“Dico” per 4 You avoid cost 1 of oue the interior of the nM Millet’s world famous picture, “The ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. the of stock, the just setting, BAKING POWDER lb. tin 1 SIC high Caliph’s palace, in the Robertson-Cole Angelus.” He described America’s lead- A true copy. Attest: and the middle men’s which hr official as a Christian man of the Chas. E. Johnson, Register. freight profits, production of “Kismet,” adapted to the ing monument down screen from Otis Skinner’s celebrated best type but also suggested that his your to the lowest ; At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within, possible pr Frank M. a play, with Mr. Skinner in the leading brother, Harding missionary and for the County of Waldo, in vacation, Call and see for yourself. role, making his debut as a motion pic- at Assam, was doing an equally impor- on the 15ih day of March, A. D. 1921. for of ture star The picture will open at the tant work humanity. The work Florence E. Clough, daughter and heir at Colonial Thursday, April 7th, for a run of this denomination in Maine is greatly to law of the estate of Sarah M. Clough, late of two days. its credit and its efficiency is increasing, Troy, in said County of Waldo, deceased, hav- A. S. HEAL, IN St„ Belfast,? were but it can not stand still and each church SPECIALISTS TEAS and COFFEES a petition praying that she. Bridge More than $500,000 spent in real- ing presented in izing the vision of artists, and thousands 1 must do its share if the work is carried Florence E. Clough of Troy, the County of “DICO” or some other suitable be of hundreds of to completion. It did its part in the Waldo, person ap- j persons, donkeys, camels, | administratrix of the estate of said drive for the world and for the BLEND pointed j goats and horses, and an entire city was [ work, deceased, without bond. EXECUTORS' NOTICE. The subscribers used iri this romantic tale of call for help of the in notice that have Deen unfolding starving Europe That the hereby give they duly 1 Mixed Ordered, said petitioner give notice j the Arabian is raised $7,000 and have to date raised Ceylon executors in the State of Maine of Nights, surpassing anything What All Boston Smoking $3,- Oolong to all persons interested by causing a copy of appointed more j the last will and testament of sh own on the stage or screen. 000 for China’s needs. this order to be three weeks succes- HAS BEEN SOLD IN BOSTON 35 YEARS “Tastes Ever published Used Cars ! sively, in Th Republican Journal, a newspaper j CAROLINE ESTELLE LAWRENCE, late of AVC Fresh! in Belfast, that at a Groton, in the County of Middlesex. State of BANGOR TRY THEM AND SEE WHY North Congregational Church. Right" published they may appear j LINE STEAMERS at deceased. All Mitchell touring car,in spier. I I Rev. A. C Elliott, pastor; parsonage, 26 Per lb. Probate Court, to be held Belfast, within Massachusetts, persons having START APRIL 1st. and for said on the 12th of demands against the estate of said deceased j High street; telephone, 157-4. Morning County, day April Velie touring car, thorough!) Also Our A. D. 1921, at ten of the clock before noon, are desired to present the same for settlement special Bargains at sermon the worship 10.45, by pastor, and all indebted thereto are to Overland, model 90, new The Bangor Line Steamers will resume | end show cause, if any they have, why the requested IMPORTED MANILA CIGARS Church school at noon. Men’s Forum Coffee SLEND make to our authorized service to j I prayer of said petitioner should not be granted payment immediately rear, mechanically perfect. Bangoi and Penobscot River ; at 12.15. Stereopticon lecture at 7.30 p. ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge, agent, John R. Dunton, Belfast, Maine. I>oints with the from Boston Box of $4 10 A Real Blend That Suits— Dodge touring car, just like sailing April 100, m. Strangers and visitors cordially wel- A true Attest: James Lawrence. Milton, Mtss. 1st and from | Others Get 40c for This copy. Buick Bangor April 2nd. Steam- Box oi 50, 2 20 comed at all the services. Chas. E. Johnson. Register. RICHARD LAWRENCE, Groton, Mass. touring car, 17 model, ship Camden will maintain March 8, 1921. new cord tires on rear, twr tri-weekly This is Holy Week and on Good Friday BUY A BAG OF OUR FRESHLY schedule, leaving Boston Mondays, Wed At a Probate Court held at Belfast, witnin and 8 cylinder, light mileage, or, DEIHL’S SMOKERS the thoughts of all Christian people should ROASTED PEANUTS 2 mesdays and Fridays, returning from Ban- qts 20c for the County of Waldo, in vacation, on the in perfect condition. turn reverently to the tragedy of Calvary 16th of A. D. 1921. ger on and Satur- Box of day March, Tuesdays, Thursdays 50, #2.55 where the sacrificial life of our Saviour Mitchell touring car, 16 modi Leroy W. Knight, son and heir at law of the days. 10 Packages B. 8C L. Cut Plug, .95 found itB fitting consummation in the bargain. The service will be increased to six estate of Waiter B. Knight, late of Unity, in of Himself as a revelation of the 10 Cut Plug, .95 giving said County of Waldo, deceased, naving pre- Little Four nearh trips per week commencing about June Packages Mayo’s Overland, divine love to men. A special Vesper sented a petition praying that Marcia A. bargain. and service about 3rd. TUG OF WAR PLUG CHEWING BAN GOB, LINE ?th, daily July Service will, therefore, be held in the Knight of Unity, in the County of Waldo, or With the of the Line Per some other ad- CALL AND SEE THEM resumption Bangor pound .#66 church parlor on Friday evening at 7.30, suitable person be appointed s-ervice the of of Bar Harbor and Blue Hill 2 pounds, 2.82 after which Holy Communion will be ob- ministratrix the estate said deceased, STEAMSHIP CAMDEN steamers will without bond. make three round trips served. It is to be hoped all our people THE BANKS’ OARAtUi ■weekly, from Rockland on Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice Tuesdays, will make a very special effort to be pres- OF SERVICE CIGARETfES to all interested by a copy of RESUMPTION Thursdays and Saturdays, connecting ent at this service. “This do in remem- persons causing with Boston for Bos- Perfections Camels Piedmonts- this order to be published three weeks succes- Now in Will Clark’* Stoir steamer from and brance of me.” From Boston 1 ton. sively in the Republican Journal, a newspaper April There will be increased service on is one of the festival Sweetcaporals—Carlons, 200, #1.65 Easter Sunday published at Belfast, that they may appear at From Belfast 2 sfcese lines the summer season. April during church calendar. It is a a Probate be at POST PAID FREE. days in the day Churned p, 1Sold Court, to held Belfast, within Leave Belfast Tuesdays, Thursdays and Daily service to New York via the Cape to Christian and for said on the 12th of of special significance people from the County, day April Saturdays at 7 15 a. m. for Bucksport, Winter- Cod Canal will commence April 4th. Ser- A. D. 1921 at ten of the clock befere and and ought to fill their hearts with a ^ClD. ^ noon, port and Bangor. vice on the International Line to G. Deihl’s Tobacco Store show if the Eastport, boundless and holy joy. It is the day cause, any they have, why prayer Levve Bangor 2 p. m., Winterport 2 45 p. m., ILiibec and St. John will not commence of said petitioner should not be gra nted. 8 NOTICE 1823 Washington St., Boston, Mass. when we celebrate the resurrection of Bucksport 30 p. m., Belfast 5. p. m., for Cam- until May 23rd. Direct ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge den, Rockland and Boston. Jesus Christ, and the “intimations of im- Importing Co, A true Attest: Enclosed find. PleSe send copy. Return—Leave Boston on Mondays.Wednes- I a lot of cni^n'i' mortality” within our own breaats are “BENEFIT Chas. E. have large STQRE” Johnson, Register. days and Fridays at 5 p. m., Rockland Tues- me. confirmed His sublime declaration. Mrs. Patrick Troy and daughter Helen by Maine days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 5 a m. for to let out to he made Name.. shall live also.” 10 Main St., Belfast, overalls returned Saturday from Hyde Park, “Because I live, ye Let Miss Maude E. Barker has returned Camden, Belfast, Bucksport, Winterport and Address. this make it indeed a “aay of an GEO. Mass., where they had been visiting rela- us, year, EVERYTHING GUARANTEED from extended visit with relatives in j Bangor.* E.DUNTON, Agent, M S. 66 Hii?h tives. 1 joy and gladness.” Let all our people Bangor. Belfast, Maine. JELLISON, Miss Dorothy Ingalls, oldest daughter The International Radio Company, of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ingalls, was op- Cor gress street, are negotiating through last erated on for appendicitis Monday their local agent, Orrin J. Dickey, for a morning at the Tapley Hospital. part or the whole of the Herbert Black HAVE farm on Lincolnville avenue. This was ASK The advanced ssason which is provid- IT formerly the Giles G. Abbott place and a ing April weather in March is fortunate part of the farm adjoins the Radio plant. MADE for Cyr Brothers, the contractors on the been at work They have already acquired three valu- TO to new bridge, and they have Ask able pieces of property, which is being It MEA/URE for several days. f|aVe AU WOOL cleared of trees, underbrush, etc., and Belfast friends of Conductor John A. some sections will be leveled and grav- tlwi Belfast EASTER the Mace of Portland, a former man, elled. — See j| will be interested in the recent announce- to Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Smyth of North- is next Are ment of his engagement to Miss Stella Sunday. you Made port avenue are among the Belfast bird ready? Mason of Portland. Wool lovers. They have been maintaining for Have you the three All Mrs. Fred Myrick of Montville, who some time a bird fountain on tne lawn bought things critical % recently underwent a very opera- adjoining Condon street and the past Measure is now that are so essential to tion at the Tapley Hospital, the winter Mr. Smyth, who is an artist with really the A. guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Cush- tools, has made a 22 room bird house Line she Easter man, Congress street, where will re- which will be placed near the fountain costume-mamely: Hats, main until able to return home, It is three stories with piazzas on each story. The roof is shingled and the com- Gloves and Shoes? on counties recently The committee fortable little home also sports a chim- submitted its on county taxes for a report ney. There are ten rooms on two floors THERE’S FIFTY'dollar look and a FIFTY dollar 1921 and 1922, giving Waldo the years of and two large ones on the third. It re- You can quoted are of New Shoes County $77,775. The figures sembles Mr. and Mrs. Smyth’s comforta- buy plenty we with tne ex ear in the Suits sell at identical for the two years ble and most attractive residence. The which for 1922 -but to have them “fit” ception of Waldo county little feathered families who are fortu- and make are $21,750. nate enough to find these tenements, the Hall F. Hoxie has bought a house in will think they are in paradise. Mr. appearance that causes others Smith is a former and I Auburn and will move his family there Boston contractor and can be nade. recently retired to live in Belfast, where to “look” is a of $35 $4 as soon as arrangements question choosing he and his wife They have been spending the winter have many friends. He VIADE TO’ MEASURE with Mrs. Hoxie’s parents, Capt. and has spent his spare time in remodelling the the right shoe man. Not are EXCLUSIVELY from Mrs. T. D. Barr in the Flanders house on home and for comfort and convenience only Church street. there is not a better or more modern we home in every desirable new fabrics of PUREjWOOL. the city. They have also many showing Ephraim Johnson of Brooks, who re- beautiful pieces of furniture which Mr. Yours cently underwent a critical operation at Smith has made of the best of materialsl style, but we carry them in the truly, the Waldo County Hospital, has recover ed sufficiently to be taken to the home of different widths that will enable the store where lus daughter, Mrs. James Moore. Mr. ni:nT T TAAA/’TC' 81 of age and YOUR little old dollar Johnson is about years us to fit all feet K 1 L. UAV lo, showed unusual fortitude and courage correctly. BUYS 100 CENTS WORTH while at the hospital. At the meeting last Thursday of teach- ers and others interested an excellent ad- dress was given by Miss Nettie A. Bauer Shop-Save Look inside our doors and will I of t he National Department of Education you see our D. on the Parent Mrs. Lynwood B. Thompson was host- i at Washington, C., i ess Monday evening for the Social Teacher Association and benefits to be Club, discussion who reported a very pleasant party, At derived from it After Supt. 1 10 a E. E Roderick, Zenas D. Hartshorn and o’clock del cious lunch was served New 25g. were made a from a prettily appointed dining table, j Miss Frances A. Sargent Dept. for a mass Coombs’ Cash the menu fruit with cher- I committee to arrange meeting where we have some of moulding grape displayed Grocery chicken i to be called later. ries, salad, hot rolls, ice cream, the biggest values offered in many Successor to Chas. F. Swift. assorted coffee and mixed cake, ruts. Belfast friends received news recently days. Those present were Mrs. B. H. Mudgett, of the marriage Monday, March 21st, at We magnify the buying power of Mrs. George C. Mrs Clarence to Stock Thompson, Calif of Seth M. Milliken of YOUR DIME. pecials Reduce E. Mrs. Allen j Pasadena, Paul, L. Curtis, Mrs. Carl i New York and Belfast, to Mrs. Alma H. Stevens and tre reducing stock of all goods of which we Mrs, Harold S. McKeen. Dodworth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Don’t pass the many bargains we George Dodworth of New York and offer for your choice at Also on Mrs. any large quantities. making prices Dana B. Southworth and Mrs. Northport. Mr. and Mrs. Milliken have Charles E. Brown entertained last Satur- xtures that we fee will be a trade for many friends in this vicinity, who will THE NEW “VASSAR” good day with a St. Patrick at STR\P. Positive- evening party he pleased to know they will spend a part :ie who can use thelm. the home of the former. The color the last word in of the coming season at the Dodworth 10c. ly very dainty shoe making. Of scheme was green and white and the home on North Shore, where the bride Black and Brown Suede—with satin insertion— rooms were lighted with candles. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Sapper has been coming since a child. The {ae5“Shop and save at the j was served at 7 o’clock from small tables finished with a groom is the son of the late Congressman handsome scroll effect. Hand 6 for lighted with green the : store that offers a thousand Ar/s. Swift’s Pride Washing Powder, 35c candles, place and Mrs. Seth L. MilliKen and a West turned-with 18-8 Louis cards and favors heel, A A to C, £10.00. Rod 5c being approved by the Point graduate. kgs. Golden Washing Powder, per.pkg., popular Saint Misses Elizabeth Doik I bargains. Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Read enter- ■ns Sunbrite Scouring Powder, per can, 3c j and Elizabeth Kittredge assisted in serv- ing. The evening was spent with auc tained last Wednesday evening at a veri- 20 Mule Team 6c 6 for 30c ! as- ikes >oap, cakes, tion an 1 the first and second prizes were table St. Patrick’s party. They were ikes Marseilles Soup. 5c cakes, 6 for 25c won by Mrs. Norman A. Read and Mrs. ! sisted by their house guests, Mrs. Blanch- Geo. C. Trussell Grace C. Pillsbury, while the consolation 1 ard Smith and Mrs. Robert Bicknell of 20 Mule Team it pound Packages Borax, 10c went to Mrs. Henry G. Iugersoll. Rockland. 1 he house was decorated 115 Hi yli Street with of the old Saint’s favorite | iIns Pels White Soap, 6c cakes, 6 for 35c gieen tint and lighted with candles, producing m 1111 —ivazmawrm na —i The Jolly Nine club met with Mrs. T. — a Gold‘Dust, 4 T 2c a very pleasing effect. Two long tables, k'iges V. Daily Thursday evening, March 17lh. in the dining and living rooms, were dec- A dainty lunch was served in the eond hand Egg Cases (each) at 15c very orated with carnations and lighted with attractive dining room at !l o’clock, con- green candies. Covers were laid for for- ree section Grain Bin, $3 00 sisting of potato chips, fruit salad, hot ty and the menu was in the color scheme rolls, olives, nuts, ice cream, cake and set Scales. of green and white. The place cards - - $5.00 coffee. The color scheme of green and were in St. Patrick emblems, and the New Suits Coats white was in keeping with the day and ave one 24llO Bound floor scale that sets flush with the floor, scorecard games that followed the din- Wraps carried out to the smallest detail. The itie Fairbanks Go., that we will sell for less than half the price ner hour were in the same effects. There remainder of the evening was spent, with will cost, it is very sensitive, weighs correctly, and is in good were six tables of auction for the ladies, - - music and sewing. The club was organ■ m every respect. i Mrs. Grace C. Pillsbury winning the Dresses Skirts ized in February and the members are Millinery a linen lunch cloth. The gentle- FORGET THOSE OnE QUART JARS AT 85c DOZEN. Misses Nellie Kamsdell, Louise McDon- prize, men were entertained with pitch and ough, Sarah Preston, Adelia Cook, Helen TERMS LASH their prize, a box of cigars, was won by Smart, fascinating, practical apparel for the season, Keech, Mrs Thomas V. Daily, Mrs. Fred- Spring Dr. Sumner C Pattee. It was one of the erick Obrey, Mrs. Donald Rogers and selected from the best of the models shown most enjoyable and picturesque parties carefully by the lead- CASH Mrs. Reginald Cottrell. The next meet- COOMBS’ GROCERY of the season. manufacturers ing will be with Mrs. Cottrell ing and marked at very attractive prices. Masonic Temple, Belfast, Maine. A “mighty” exciting basket ball game Poor’s Mills. C. A. McKinley has took place Saturday forenoon in the Ar- We have never shown a greater variety and you will find it a been at home for a few days....Mrs Lee i mory between the Peirce and McLellan Cross, who was operated on at Tapley’s schools Tolford Durham, coach of the pleasure to select your spring outfit here. ! A- offers hospital, and had been stopping with her Peirce five, refereed and was kept busy. News of Belfast. p°°k quick service on aunt, Mrs. George for a few Wallace Thomas was scorer and record- kodak finishings. Daggett, In addition to our low we John days, has now gone to Roscoe Cross’ in ed the final of 2 to 10 in favor of prices make alterations without ; Honnquist advertises fox hound ligures charge ADVERTISEMENTS IpSt. Morrill for a while. She is doing well.... the Peirce school amid deafening ap Geo. C. Trussed The entertainment, given by the school, plause. For the size of the audience offers shoes that fit i advertises shopping at Store a was a success. Total $17.35. there was some vim and school saving at his store on High street cleared, certainly Vassar strap style. Program; March and school recita- In the Peirce line were Walter NEW Mr. and Mrs. A. M. song; spirit. YORK BARGAIN STORE Parsons and rela- tion, Charlie recita- Buz- Theatre publishes picture tives publish a card of thanks. Teeth, by Boynton; Spear, Eugene Hammons, George 1 Over in the he week. M. S. tion, Meadow, Hugh Thomp- Alton Marsano and Harry Peters ----- Jettison wants stitchers and has | zed, Main Belfast. its son; song, How Betsy Made the with Warren South worth and Bernard Street, 223-5 e Power Co. advertises children’s overalls to be taken out. Flag, Telephone Marian Wood; folk lower Hammons as subs. The McLellan five k for power development. Pert L. Davis advertises made-to- dance, grades; measure suits for recitation, Clay'on Higgins; Boy Scouts have been coached by Karl Smalley and rguson invites the public $35 and $40 song, upper grades; song, Katie Did, their line-up include Tom Parker, Will- ng of Easter hats March Georgie Daggett and Stillman Wood; tab- iam Black, Paul Ness, Alvin Gray and I he W. C. 1. U. will hold its annual leau, Playing Doctor; dialogoe, The Tick- Oscar Horne. There was fine team work i,rk Bargain Store offers on et drill meeting Friday afternoon at the home Office; flag by the girls; Part j and Harry Peters and Oscar Horne dresses, etc for spring (if Mrs. J. G. A born. songs, upper grades. Mr. and Mrs, Ern- I starred for their respective fives making est Marsh donated a record. After the '< all of the baskets. of the Boston account of Briggs to jOn Tuesday, April box lunch had violin millinery; MISS L, H. FERGUSON : Wells invites everybody 19th, they music and ! Herald would probably have found sev- Patriots’ Day, being a legal in next Saturday, holiday games. They have now money enough i eral occasions to use his had he ipening tfie Court calendar pencil, the regular meeting to get the Vietrola and several CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO HER iihs Co. has a of records. | been fortunate enough to be present, but showing or the Supreme Judicial Court will and other open A great deal ol credit is due to the teach- I it was a game to the credit of both ry next Saturday Wednesday, April 20th. ( Opening The ourt offi- er, Miss Bryant. I schools and both Durham and Smalley. cers and jurymen have been notified. -OF-- SPECIAL SHOW1NS OF W’yllie advertises millinery By mutual agreement the recent busi- r ng and summer hats for AinD ness transaction between Fred D. Jones Summer a id Allen L. Curtis has been cancelled. Spring card of EASTER HATS Myrick publishes Mr, Jones has returned to Ins store and Mr. Curtis will continue in his regular HATS line at his MARCH 1921 ings Bank advertises booK present location. COLONIAL THEATRE 26, 'The annual business meeting of the March 26 Chase’s Main advertises monu- Saturday, Block, Street, Belfast, Maine. granite Women’s Alliance of the First Parish TODAY (Cnitariaii) will be held Thursday, March 1 have a full line of Dress 24th, at the home keys lost. of Mrs. H. E. McDon Washburn in “A 1 and Sport Hats. aid, Church street, at 3 p. m. Bryant Full House” darket offer Easter greetings Following to business session there will be All cordially invited irieties of vege- ttje letters A riproarious tale of a "Queen” and a knave who a meats, fruit, distant spoiled Belfast Savings Bank o .: tiili. fijim friends, music and refresh- royal heart flush. attend. WANTEh ments. SCREEN MAGAZINE. Notice is hereby given that Savings Bank er has manure spreader for COMEDY A situation as Housekeeper or Nurse, Book No. 8 issued City Marshal M. R. Knowlton received | Mrs. Alban Wyllie 439, by this bank, has a telegram announcing the FRIDAY been lost and has been ash Grocery are offering Sunday death For particulars at No. 3 Com- application made for his Mrs. apply reduce stock. ojj mece, John C. Weir of Brook- 27 Miller Street, , a duplicate book according to laws regulat- l N. Y. She was daughter of mercial Street, Belfast, Maine. Sample Shop advertises ljjn, Lee, William S. Hart in “The Toll Gate” ing issuing new books. i ^ homas B. and Mabel Knowlton ind dresses for Easter, She is MRS. L. B. JACKSON. FULLER C. I C^regory. survived by her parents, WENTWORTH, witon has to let. HILL’S KEST PRODUCTION garage | hyr husband, a daughter of 6 years and a Treasurer. of 3 BURTON HOLMES. sjm years. No particulars of her ill- v BRIDE 13. Belfast, March 21. 1921-3wl2 | ness were received. FOR SALE j The Journal ■wuAy.wari inn — i | office was brightened Mon- SATURDAY Brand new manure spreader, slightly the ; Ay by annual gift of Hon. Clarence used. Galloway No 1 A, wide spread at- i Q Poor, a large bunch of his first cro- Louise Lovely in “The Little Mouse” tachment, lime hood, tight bottom Will >pf£IMT0Ll cuses, with their green leaves. are Gray commercial fertilizer or J? -'-..tillvl 1 I) >1 ill ll/.il, fl They spreod lime, iJhesl AFTER on 1 he romance of a woman who Citltl'., licail 1 grown the southern side of his resi- refused to be crushed. ashes 1300 lbs. Guaranteed O. (—|ii« Weight .“*** fold--, < r.»u]. and H | dence, where they are protected and NEWS- K in Good reason for sell- f ’rom-tiiti.i. 38 snow and coal COMEDY. every way. ^_ ng M IN : rladily respond to the first rays of the ing. A. C. 1‘ITCHER, relieves |3 all winter t all congestion. every- spring sun. They are fragile little flow- MONDAY Pitcher Pond Road, Belfast, Me. jy glad to welcome ers and always doubly welcom for their Tel. 73 15 2wl2* ipnng. courage of coming in March. Ethel Clayton in “The City Mrs. Henry Smith of Bangor, the house Sparrow” Service WANTED You will never be a mother LOST guest of Mrs. Ralph Dunbar, was enter- is the tfteme. Quick Salesmen for ce Easter is New IS OUR AIM ON 6,000 miles guaranteed tires. tained at a tea Friday from 3 to 5 by Mrs. PATHE COMEDY. Between Belfast and Se3rsport a female $100 00 REVIEW._ Salary per week with extra com- New hats, new Henry G. Ingersoll. Mrs. Dana B. South- fox hound, mostly white with brown missions. worth assisted (tie hostess in The head. Answers to tha name of Susy. new serving. TUESDAY COWAN TIRE & RUBBER CO., shoes. otiher guests were Mrs. Finder John at Dunbar, Mrs. Rob- Kodak please notify Ronnquist P. O. Box 781 Dept. S, Chicago, III. ert P. Coombs, Mrs. Robert W. Rollins, finishing Home Bakery. shoes will either Mjrs. Allan M. Howes, Mrs Basil R. Al- Bebe Daniels in “Oh len and Miss Belle Keating. The hours Lady! Lady!” M. A. COOK’S or mar The reaiart LOST your East- wjire spent socially and delicious refresh- picture adapted from the musical play. ments were CHESTER. STUDIO For Sale one. Of course, served. OUTING SUNSHINE COMEDY. A bunch of four keys. The 75 St., Maine. flew shoes look new, < AN Easter Ball Mrs. Sumner C. High Belfast, One Morrison Lane type sawmill, with- Pattee’s ball out power. New in 1919. Operated less finder will please return them that isn’t Easter will be given in the WEDNESDAY enough. Armory, Wednesday evening, March 30, than 8 months. Can be seen at Congress to The Journal office. from 8 to 12 o’clock, and will be one of Jack Holt Agnes Ayres Wanda street, Belfast, Me. If interested tele- y must “fit,” which the most pleasing social events of the Hawley to Let phone Lincolnville, 17 14, or write season. The program will include a grand -IN- Garage 21t2 H. E. THOMAS, Belfast, Me. give feet the I to 10 cars in a your march, in which some of the baby class Will accommodate from wanted ranee so ! will appear; a Swedish folk a Na- handy location on Washington street; necessary dance; “HELD BY SMALL FARM, with house, barn, wood ! ture dance by Hildegarde The THE ENEMY” also office accommodations WANTED ;hese of short Rogers; lot, fruit trees and land of good soil. Pre- day Ace of Diamonds, or Danish folk For years the FOR SALE—one set of store doors dance; greatest melodrama of the stage. fer Relmont vicinity. State price and *irts. Tierrette and Pierrot; the Rose Garden with frame. For to Lumber Lots to Saw particulars apply terms. P. A. C, Box No. 280, by Elena Shute, Clarissa Doris 2wl2 Harriman, M. R. K.NOWLTON. 12 Rockland, Maine. % we demonstrate Collins, Dorothy Chamberlain, Jane Ter- where electric power is available. Ad- Commencing March H E. rabin and Gretchen Fletch r; ballet dance Wednesday, 30th, dress THOMAS, Belfast, Maine, to this result? or ility by Helen Foster; valse Impromptu, Old PATHE SUPER-SERIAL telephone 17-l4,jLincolnville, Maine. WANTED Fashioned Maids, by Emily Rackliff and Stitchers Wanted Fern, Linnekin. Some of the numbers CARD OF THANKS Young men. women, over 17, for Postal I have just taken a contract for six are original with Mrs. Pattee. It is ex- Mail Service $120 month. Examinations “RUTH OF THE months’ steady work and want 10 more Mrs. Fred pected that the Searsport class will be ROCKIES” Myrick of Montville, who March-April. Experience unnecessary. experienced stitchers. No cut in prices. present. McKeen’s orchestra will furnish has been at the Taptey Hospital for sev- For free particulars of instruction, write I pay the same coupon prices that I have musfc and Arey will cater. The rest of RUTH eral weeks, wishes to thank her friends Raymond Terry, (former Civil Service Featuring ROLAND paid the last two years. at the program will be general Apply for the 90 post cards, also for letters, examiner) 806 Continental Wash- dancing. 66 Bldg., JELLISON’S, High Street. booklets, and pictures. ington, D. C. 12 ea.mot always be drawn between sugges sd appropi. aliens for too GOV. BAXTER'S MESSAGE them. In general it can be sa d that three fiscal periods beginning Jan- A Catechism ot the Constitu- taxation levied upon persons or ptop- i uary 1921 a.nd ending June 1921. With tion ot the is direct the our United States.' TO STATE LEGISLATURE _ erty taxation, while that j assistance of State And tor I levied upon industrial processes or ; have been able to obtain a compre- Children Contributed Cry iranchises .or duties levied upon cer- I hensive insight into the affairs of by The United American, oi forFletcher'^ Urges That Body to Practice Strict j tain classes of the State of Economy—Bills Now Presented property with the ex- these departments, and now bring to Maine, Ca«co Bank Building pectation that the Durden Maine. Total $40,000,000. of this tax- your attention certain instances Portland, ation will be distributed in such a where a considerable can be saving (Published by arrangement with The manner that those who made. I The Constitution of our State under actually pay National Security League.) the tax will not feel its Act V, Section 9, provides, that the burden, is Adjutant General’s Department, in LESSON 10. time indirect taxation. The practical ad- the Adjutant Gene ai’s Department Governor "shall from time to Q. How many amendments have been vantages of indirect taxation are under a give the Legislature information of the “Military Fil'd'’ lump sum made to the Consitution? ease with which it is the condition of the State, and recom- ctjlleeted, and appropriation of $100.0C0 par year is A. Nineteen. the fact that its mend to their consideration such collection creates a asked for. The National Guard Act *^le distinctive feature of the first^i*aV8 minimum of on the ten? measures, as he opposition part of passed by Congress requires the may judge expedi- A. The Kind You Have Always and which the tax payer, who often does not State of Maine to a National Immediately after the Constitution Bought, has ent.” Acting under this constitution- provide ! had been adopted it was felt in use for over thirty years, has borne the realize that he pays the tax in the Guaid of 1800 officers and men. This that it lack- si ! the who and as a for the State amendments? Infants and stand that 1 am aware of the people pay them, essary to do its best Agents’balances. 3.714,869 21 Children—Experience against fully A. The lirst provides that Experini«n consequence are not -held to such to meet this The Na- Interest ai d 211.083 80 Congress division of power between the legis- requirement. Rente.% shall make no law All other assets. 664,553 70 respecting an estab- lative and strict account for their expenditure. tional Guard Act may be changed lishment of executive branches of religion or prohibiting the What is Bonded later by Congress and the free exercise Castoriac is a harmless substituteCASTORIA government, and you that my Indebtedness military Gross assets. 27.413 366 57 thereof, or abridging the for Castor Oil, part assure freedom brief as an obligation of States of small popula- Deduct items not admitted. 80 of speech or of the and service {executive has not In the past few years there has 2,943,352 press, or of Drops Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant, ’it tion' reduced. The tne right of the dulled my keen appreciation of legis- been a marked Federal Govern- people peaceably to as- neither nor increase in the bonded ! Admitted semble and Opium, Morphine other narcotic substa ir-' ment is to distribute a amount assets.*. $24,470,003 77 petition the government for a lati ve prerogatives' acquired after indebtedness of the State. On De- large age is its guarantee. For more Liabilities December 31. 1920. redress of grievances. The second de- than thirty years i- long service in Senate and ember of surplus war material which al- tjoth 31, 1917, the State bonded in- Net unpaid clares that the right of the been in constant use for the relief of of a doubtful value must be losses.$ 8,699,219 88 people to keep Constipation. Fla House. debtedness was though and bear $2,629,300.00; in 1920 Unearned premiums. 9,( 53.804 12 arms shall not be infringed; and Wind Colic and You members cared tor by the States receiving it. All other the third Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness of, the Senate and tliis was $8,902,300.00. an increase of liabilities. 1,479,710 64 protects householders from hav- and The State of Maine has reason to be Cash CBpi a!. 00 soldiers therefrom, by regulating the Stomach and Bow, House have the power to raise money $6,273,000.00 or bonds 2,000,000 ing forcibly quartered upon them 238%. Highway Surplus over liabilities. 13 the assimilation of as proud of the record of its National 3.337,269 in time of peace, or in time Food; giving healthy and aatu, well as the power to spend it. issued since 1913 amount to $5,218,- of war except Guard, but our do not feel tbe in a manner prescribed law The Children’s Comfort —The Fundamentally the financial structure 500.Ou of which people Total liabilities and by Mother’s Friend. $585,000 have been surplus.... $24,470,003 77 Q. What other of our State is of need of a great military establish- safeguards ar provid- your making, and paid. The total amount of interest James Pattee & Son, Belfast. ed? ment because know Agentsi you can build it rock or they that the 3wl2 either upon which the State must pay on these A. 1 he Fourth Amendment men who responded in' 1917 and 1918 provides GENUINE upon sand. The by the bonds between the dates of issue and that the right of the CASTORIA Executive, people to be secure always exercise of will do so again should the call be in the veto! power can dis- maturity is $4,162,460. In1 other words The Palatine Insurance to., Ltd., their persons, houses, papers and ef- sounded. This $l»0.on0 item is a approve the passage a law, but he the fects against unreasonable [of State will pay $1.79. principal and OF ENGLAND ^searches and blanket be re- LONDON, seizures has not the to I estimate, and may shall not be no power initiate law. and interest, for every dollar it received violated, and. duced after the General has Atsita December 1920. warrants shall issue his assent or dissent can lie exer- from the Adjutant 31, but upon probable sale of Highway bonds. A cau prepared a detailed statement Beal estate..$ 0 00 e, duly sworn to, and particularly cised only after you jiave taken posi- similar situation exists with the giving $1,- Mortgage luanj. t 00 describing the place to be searched and tive action. of the actual number of men to be cared Upon gentlemen 000,000 issue of War l-oan on Collateral loans. 0 00 the persons or yjiu Bonds, for things to be seized. the the and the expense of the same. Stocks and bonds. 0 Legislature responsibil- ■''hirh the State must pay for 8.391,379 rests; $1.61 Cash in for the funds come «and Military Report. T'nder the same offite and bank. 987,077 50 ity that into. every dollar received, while on the Justly Punished Agents’ balances. 788, 57 10 that are taken of the Public department there is an ite.m of $50,- outi Soldiers' Bonus bonds t.he State must Bills receivable. 841 08 000 to rover the of the mili- A fine of $500 and Treasury. pay for dollar printing Interests and rents. 43.515(0 costs was imposed \ $1.30 every received. in I nc financial condition o-f the State tary report for the war period. It All other assets. 131,073 48 Supreme court upon Alec Gunn of In | Prom these figures you will realize Use For Over owner and 30 Years is to the records not Greenville, operator ot a of Maine was when we took ! that tlie propsed publish soundj State should proceed slowly Gross assets.$5,342 143 46 motor boat which was The of the 30,000 men who went in- burned in Ches- Kind You Have control on 5»i last; it is for only Deduct items not Always January in the issuing of bonds, for which fu- [ admitted. 102,011 52 uncook lake in November Bought to the and from this State, last, resulting ° M N F W V ns to keep it sound astlong as we hold ture must army navy in the death of 14 F»ANV, O R K C ITV, Legislatures provide in- Admitted woodsmen. He was these of but also of the men who registered assets. 5 240,131 94 positions trust conferred up- terest and convicted of operating a principal payments. Some- Liabilities passenger boat on us tlie under the Draft Law and who never Dtcember 31, 1920. without the by people." times when a large expenditure of required small boat equip- 1 Net The bills and resolves were in the army or navy. The plan unpaid losses..7. 410 437 00 ment. He has not yet been already pre- money is under discussion in these Unearned arraigned on is to from four to six volumes, premiums.. 3,168, 24 93 a second indictment ecru me MALE HELP easy way problem, that was licensed to other suitable 1 and there are to be from 25.- over all liabilities. carry. person may be ad- than was ever asked for in the his- bonds liages. Surplus 1,565,170 01 appointed lie issued. Tlie state sould br- ministrator of said estate. Cot busy, keep I- > 000 to sets of these volumes. Application that busy. tory of the State, and it is estimated 30,000 no Is it invert as careful about Ponds as Total bond be required from said administrator per ? You want a ^ issuing The number of volumes liabilities and surplus... $5,241,13194 that if all these become law. our total would is contained in ihe petition for ne^s. You cnil y*»t ir.to suoh ;• ap- about levying taxes. Bonds place the 3wl2 PMJBAIi probate there- be from 100.000 to and tinder of, Petition presented by F. »*:K more lien 137 W atkins propriation bills would total $40,000,- burden 180,000 Gladys Gilkey, pro upon the shoulders of those : daughter and heir at-law of said estate. fainters if you own nu*< 000. The State in the present state printing contract spent *$2,423,502.02 "ho if you are un^er &■. succeed us, and we should be I o all persons interested in either ot the one; ,"0 i and each volume will exist approximately Alliance insurance Estate of Hattie M Cornforth, late of with 1905, $13,344,930.25 in 1920, but careful aliout Company, personal sureties. We, increasing; their bur- I estates hereinafter named: Thorndike First account fur allow- s* the from $2.00. Tile $50,000 Budget item would presented limy bnlpp; 52 v-ars n b'• property, which the money PA. At a Fiobate Court ance John dens for they will face no PHILADELPHIA, held at in and by E. Cornforth, administrator. users of Ur problems the work. In Belfast, proouct, Wm, ; was taken ;n the of taxes, has only begin my opinion for the County of Waldo, on the Rfcond Tues- Estate of Jane W where fornj less acute than ours. Assets December 31, 1920 Ferguson, late of Belfast. you can get term rd one of Aifrtd M. Ferguson for determi- CO., Department 111. Wiiurm. eqtjal Legislatures of the often have bonds.$4,600,747 32 thousand nine j past record of the men and of tile hundred and twenty one, The nation of collateral State taxes have during that military Cash in office and bank. 29 inheritance tax. rise|i assumed that a small annual .558,184 following mutters been increase units in but its Having presented for period from 2.5 mills, to 7.50 mills, actual service, publi- Agents’balances. 528,808 63 tbe action Estate of Franeena late of in the state tax rate thereupon hereinafter indicated, it Millay, Liberty, would lie unnoticed Bills receivable. cO First and final and if our are to lie re- ! cation may well be delayed until a 6,717 is hereby ordered, that r otice thereot account presented for allowance people given Interest end be given by tlie tax-payer, who has been led rents. 68,313 06 to all interested by Willis J. Greely, administrator. itef from this burden, new printing contract is made, or un- persons by causing a copy of ever-increasing All other assets. .. 65 along 6,48‘_' this order to be once Estate by easy stages not realizing til it is what the published a week for j of Ar.eella A Bradstreet, Abram it that relief must come il'om this Leg- j definitely known three weeks ] that his load was successively before the second Bradstreet, George S. Alice A uniform gradually becoming j cost be. Gross 46 Bradstreet, Knights Templar islature. Today I ask >r>u to practice total will assets.45,762.263 Tuesday of April, A. I). 1921. in The Re- Bradstreet and M. Bradstreet of Free- j more than he should Deduct items not Evelyn —new—at much reduce ! p be called upon I edmitted. 362.284 19 Journa>. a dom. strict economy and to sacrifice some State Institutions. Tn providing publican newspaper published ai d Petition of Ansel R. Bradstreet, guar- to hear. This at. to constant increase in printed Belfast, in said that dian, that he be licensed to sell ai d con- which and for the maintenance of the various Admitted County, they may of the measures in each assets.$5,399,868 47 at a OK KIN J taxes cas an' may appear Probate Court to be held at vey cert; in real estate situated in Rocklaml produced ever increas- State institutions the items of the ail of are interested. Liabilities December 1920. ti e Probate Office in said Belfast on and the He! t -i M iQ'* you ing revenue, and in ; 31, the second Rockport. in County of Knox, belong consequence the whi-ch are the of A. to The report of the Budget Commit- Budget, based upon Net unpaid losses.$ 791,700 00 Tuesday April, D. 1921. at ten o’clock ing said wards and described in said petition, j State’s activities have wid- Unearned in the forenoon, and be heard thereon if steadily 1920 are 1 am of the premiums_... _ 69 they Estate of Caroline E. W tee which has been before you since ; prices, ad-optebh»t The State’s income fo: the calen- Deal es-tate. $ 542.643 73 person be appointed adminis- by buire r can | and lor ai Ttie Journ.■! accomplish this bj its Budget covers items trator of said estate. no Court, within the County of W.t'do dar yea; 1920 was $S."4! the reducing the report these Mortgage loans... I,530,6l5 00 I Application that bond .S7fi.H0; be r< and Eiate of Maim : expenses as an individual or a Collateral quired from said administrator is contain- icorae to just in a saCsfactory manner. With the loans. 3,022 50 estimated be eceived for ed in the for S eeks and bonds .. 45 ! petition probate thereof. Peti- of Albion corporation would do under the same gradual reduction of war prices the 12.935,074 Estate K, Bolan, late of Wit >r the 18 m nths’ ye iod January Cash in ffice and tion presented by said Evie K. frj>m circumstances. From such bank. 1.755,7?7]34 | Pendleton, | port. Margaret A Niles appointed admiri."- Noli 1921 to June 1922. the figures as private instiutions Ca t receive State widow and heir-ai-law of s id *siaie. Special to Agents’ balance. 3,779.421 33 tratrix March 8, A. 1). 1921. according are available I believe the State can m schedule submitted herewith is. $11.- aid doubtless will effect economies in Bills receivable. 2,836 4.8 j I>eiia M. uowe, late of Searsport, deceased, i VV e wish to in form t Interest and Petition that ! Estate ot Edwin 8. Curtis, late of Monroe. safely count upon an income of $19,- their maintenance, a d thus will be rents.. 153.105 57 Myron F Park.r or oaie other are doing business ail tm 8fTB.922.84. The first item* shows the j Geneva M. Curtis administratrix 11 other asset6. 4a5,476 40 suitable person be admit i-trat r appointed 621.41S.5i for tlie fiscal of 30 relieved from the st a.in appointed of wish to buy or sell real e>:. Income for a period of 1 It months period imposed up- j said estaie. Petition March 8, A D. 1921. j months from presented by the Inhab we would be pleased to P January 1921 to June on them the past few years. Gross ass 981: 80 itants of Edward C. while the second is for $18 months. during ts.$21,187 Searsport by Pike aid Estate of Susan E. Burgin, late of Bel fas E. A. STKOl T 30, 1923, and on this basis our ex- of Maine. The Univer- Deduct ittms not admitted. 1 589.087 46 Fred L. Pet kins, Selectman. The proposed change in tl?e fiscal pe- University Nanuin E. Burgin appointed administrat HOY C. FISH, l must Estate of Ethel K. Marcn A. 19^1. riod and in the due of certain penditures be based. sity o! Maine received from the State Elwell, late of Belfast. 8, D, datej Admitted assets.$19 598,895 34 First ar.d final account This reduction taxes ( resent*d for allow- Room 2, Odd Fellows’ Bl> taxes, a situa- in imposed by $170,000 per year for the past two Estate of Orra E. Richards, late of Belfast. corporate produce^ ance by.Elmer R.'Elwell, administia or. if 17 the State should Liabilities December 31, 1920. 11. Hichams administrator tion that makes difficult. immediately he re- [ years and at present, according to the Ralph appointed comparisons Estate of Lucinda A. late of March A. D riected in a Net McGolum, 8, 1921. Of it is diflicllt to esti- lessening of the burdens figures given me by the President of unpaid losses.$ 1,953,455 59 Stockton First necessity Unearned Springs and final account pre- of premiums. 12,069,001 41 sented for Estate of Arthur V'. late of mate in advance the Stair's income. municipal taxation. If the State that institution, has a deficit of $214.- allowance by George^J, McUdum, Martin, Liberty. Lot I Ail other liabilities. 1,029.375 81 Edwin Martin Dr A. M. government retrenches in its I administrator. C. appointed administrator Budget Committee hat* expressed expend!- 000. Cash capit al. 0 00 March A D 1921. ^Tbe I Estate of Eli O 8, tures, and la over all liabilities. Colson, late of the that the taxes of city town governments 1 iie niversiiy ui an in- Surplus 4,547.062 53 Searspo t, opinion rail- \ First and final account I SI be presented for allow Estate of Clara Lunt of Lincolnville. Joseph DENT may expected to follow its exam- stitutiorv in which our people take ance Maud roads, express, parlor ear,_ telegraph Total liabilities and surplus.$19,598.895 34 by E Colcord, administratrix. S. Mullin appointed conservator March 8, A. ple. lor State taxes, with the War believe that the State and telephone companies will be pride, but I Estate of George H. late of D. 1921; James Pattee & Agents, Belfast. Campbell, Win- Bonus included, will be 2.975 mills notin' culled to assume Son, terpori. Second ai d final Colonial Theatre $778,245.84 greater for the 42 months' should upon 3wl2 account presented Estate of Nathan P. Libby, late of Unity. for allowance by Matthew to per year less than in 1919 and 192" this deficit, and have to the Laughlin, adminis- Ella administratrix March period from June 30. 1921... June | suggested trator. H. Libby appointed TELEPHONE T!6- and A. D. 1921. 30. 1922. than it was for calendar municipalities will no longer President of tlfe University that its Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance 8, thje Company Estate of Laura E. Campbell, late of Win- 1920. If a have a. high State tax as an excuse loyal aitimni be appealed to for the ter Estate of Rebecca J Poland, late of Mont- 'year temporary business j Montpelier, Vermont. port. Second and final account presented for their own ■ a so that the for ville. Walter S. Poland of Searemont appoint- depression causes a decrease in rail- extravagances. If the purpose of raisng fund allowance by Matthew LaughliD, adminis- Assets Dec. 31, 1920 trator, ed administrator March 8, A. D. 1921. road earnings, the taxes accruing to War Bonus tax is deducted, your av- institution may no longer tie handi- Dr J. G. Real estate. $ 50,000 00 erage tax rate will he of the Estate of Rachel M. Pendleton, late of Estate of Phebe B. Hunter of Lincolnville. Stephen the State from these earpings may 43% capped by debt. other educational Cash in Office and Bank. 492,419 73 Fiistand final S. Mullin of Lincolnville 1919-1920 rate. Searsport, account presented Joseph appointed not equal the Budget estimates, and institutions have wiped outtheir debts Agents’ Balance ana accrued assess- for j allowance by Benjamin F. Colcord, execu- guardian Murch 8, A. 1>, 1921. it wil not he prudent to base expendi- 1 am submitting to yau a list of pro- in this manner with marked success. ments. 261,977 68 tor. 1ST Interest and rents. 6,948 7e Dated at Belfast, in said County, this 15th DENI tures on this somewhat fluctuating posed appropriations but in doing so The Budget recommends an appro- Estate of Alice May Maddocbs, late ot Lin- All other Assets .. 87 day of March, A. D. 1921. 5,366 colnville. First and source of revenue. The increase iu do not wish my position to he mis- priation of $575,000 for maintenance final account presented ICHAS. E JOHNSON, Register. for allowance by Joseph S. Mullir, executor. IttN&ONIC lliMEIf. the State's 'ircome comes from two understood. This list is a suggestion for the fiscal period which is to be Gross Assets.$816,712 06 Deduct items not admitted.. 91,906 34 Estate of William H. Carr, late of sources: first., from an increase in and demonstrates what can l>e done $150.0ihl more than has been appro- Unity, Telephone 22i>- First account presented for allowance by Alice the valuation of the real and if you really mean to practice rea- in the past for a similar pe- C, Notices personal priated Admitted Assets .. $724,805 12 Carr, administratrix. Probate sonable T a.m property of the State; second, from economy. convinced, if riod. With price reduction already Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 Estate of Jennerte E. Fernald, late of Bel- an it that fast. First and final account Court held at within and increase in the excise of franchise you adopt the affairs of the commenced I believe the work of the Net Unpaid Losses.$ 17,233 15 presented for At a Probate Belfast, allowance by Katherine S. Kent, administra- for the of Waldo, in vacation, on the Trucking taxes. The first is referred State can be taken care of, ! will not he if Unearned Premiums. 237.892 26 County usually properly University hampered trix. D. All other Liabilities 74 15th day of March, A. 1921. to as direct taxation, and the that all departments can he the State's is reduced 80,814 am second operated appropriation 1 1 prepared to do all Surplus over all Liabilities. 38Q,864 97 Estate of George H. Wing, late of Morrill. Nahum E, Burgin, administrator of the estate Indirect. The State tax of G mills on aai efficient and ba- from $575,000 to and what- Furniture and satisfactory $500,000 First and final account and private claim pre- of Susan E. Burgin, late of Belfast, in said ng. pia; produced a revenue of $3,130,486.07 sis. and that State institutions will ever is done, there should be im- Total Liabilities and Surplus. $724,805 12 sented for allowance by Ella A. Wing, admin- County of Waldo deceased, having presented specialty. Leave orders a 3wl0 istratrix. a he he licensed to sell corner of Main and Cross si i, in 1917, while in 1920 the 7*,i mills not suffer by reason of a reduction in pressed upon the University author- petition praying may Estate of Ada and at sale certain real estate alter' a some of E. bwan, late of Belfast. convey private will receive prompt produced revenue of $4,188,344.76. their appropriations. You ities the need of strict economy and in the U. S. branch First and final account presented for allow- situated in said Belfast, County of Wal- These figures show an increase from will notice that some of the of within their income. Inas- to said and described Telephone connection, appro- living London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd ance by Calvina Hervey, administratrix. do, belonging deceased, direct taxation in that period of $1.- priations suggested by me are smaller as the methods of bookkeeping in said petition. W. W. BLA/ j much Illinois. Estate of Benjamin F. Pendleton, late of Chicago, That the said gives notice 057.858.69. The increase of the cash than the recommendations in the Bud- i in vogue at Orono do not meet the Searsport. Sixth account presented for allow- Ordered, petitioner 126 Waldo Ave ance Benjamin F. trus- to all persons interested by causing a copy of expenditures of the State from 1917 get, but many small savings make a i requirements ot modern accounting Assets December 31, 1920. by Colcord, surviving tee. this order to he published three weeks suc- to 1920 was out of The Mortgage loans. $ 17,000 00 all proportion to large total. appropriations for it would ire well to have a representa- cessively in The Republican Journal, a news- Collateral loans. 625 00 Estate of Daniel Faunce, late of Belfast, the increased income received by t.he State institutions as recommended in tive of the State Auditor’s office at- paper published at Belfast, that they piay ap- Stocks and bonds.. 13.181,914 44 First; account presented for allowance by * pear at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, House for Sail Stale from direct taxation (luring the : the Budget report are based on' the tached to the University. Cash in < ffice and bank. 760,941 26 Frank R, trustee. Woodcock, within and for said County, on the 12th day same as the cash of and it Agents’ balances. 3.621.320 26 i>eriod. expendi- high peak prices, is general- Special Appropriations. The Bud- Est te of Alice May Maddocks, late of Lin- of April, A. L>, 1921, at ten of the clock be- Bills receivable,.„ 610.34212 Petition of at Belfast— 5 room tures in 1917 were $7,796,254.97 while ly conceded that a considerable re- has recommended colnville Joseph S. Mullen, execu- fore noon, and show cause, if any get Special Appro- nterest and rents. 224,695 49 they have, tor, for determination of collateral inheritance the of said should not In 1920 they were $13,344,936.25. In duction in prices is likely to occur ; priations to the amount of $9"8.00 '. why prayer petitioner factory, it tax. be granted. Apply other words the Shite’s income from during the next Should i am of the that at the Gtosr assets. $18,366,838 57 2% years. opinion' pres- Laura E. of ELLERY A I*, l i f Deduct items not admitted. 803 08 Campbell, late Winterport.de- BOWDEN, Judge, direct taxation in 1920 was this to be our I 1,666 33 7/10 prove so State in3ti- ent time the State shou.d forego the cea^ed. Petition of Matthew Laughlin, admin- A truecop>y. Attest’ Box cent more thaw in tutions can he a istrator of said that it he deter- (. has. E. Johnson, Register. 154, Camtk per 1917. while the operated at saving construction of the two Nurses’ Admitted 8ssetf. $16,700,035 49 estate, may mined who are entitled to said estate and their cash expenditures of the State in 1920 without their efficiency Inter- : Homes at the and 1920. being Augusta Bangor Liabilities December 31, shares respective therein and that an order of were 71 cent more than those of fered with. State their con- WALDO SS. In Court Probate, held at 1 per Hospitals, although Net unpaid losses.$ 8,982 797 98 and decree may be made to distribute said es- Belfast, in vacation, on the 12th day of March, j 1917. Had it not been for the marked U would be confusing to discuss struction at some future date would Unearned premiums. 4,328.732 40 tate among those who are entitled to receive 1921 Emma L. Davis, executrix of the estate i orrTnj7 DICK All other liabilities. 1 436,594 97 the same. ! increase in the State’s revenue of the details of each department in this doubtless bo desirable. This delay of W', Davis, late of in said Voluntary additional reserve for George Belfast, from indirect taxation message hut in the schedule submit- will not lessen the work of George H. late of Winterport, de deceased, having her first $4,498,823.49 good contintencies. 700/ 00 00 Campbell, County, presented ceased, Pelition of Matthew Laughlin, udmin- and final account of administration of said Insurance during this period, the $5,548,682.18 ted herewith you will find five col- these institutions. Cash deposit. 500,000 00 j capital, is'rator of said estate, that it may be deter- estate for allowance over liabilities. 761,910 14 increased expenditure could not have umns of figures; the first showing The Budgets recommends that $450,- Surplus mined who are to said estate and their Auti entitled Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three | Fire, Liability, l boon met the State. the appropriations for the calendar 000 he spent for new consti-uction at respective shares therein and that an order by Total liabilities aud surplus.$16,700,035 49 weeks successively, in The Republican Jour- PYTHIAN BLOCK. and decree may be made to distribute said es- It is of practical importance to dis- year 1920, the second the amount the Home for the Feeble Minded. I 3wl0 nal, a newspaper published iu Belfast, in said | I tate those who are entitled to reeeive ! ---- I between understand this is to for among County, that all persons interested may attend tinguish direct and indirect actually expended during that year, provide two the same. at a Probate Courr, to be held at Belfast, on the the division line and the last three columns the double dormitories each of the taxation, although give cap- John H. Knowlton, late of bwanville, de- 12th day of April next, and show cause, if ceased. Petition of Levi D, Holmes, adminis- the said account should IContinued on page seven. | any they have, why H„:. R 1 trator of saio estate, that it may be determin- not be allowed youngsters and even grown-ups who suf- ! Twenty-Five ed who are entitled to said estate and their ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge, A smoo.li fer worms j from and Heard W hat Another Woman don't realize it. > 11 j respective shales theiein and that an order A true copy. Attest: v email in one needs a laxative to avoid CENTS ■ttl.' MKl'-’i- Every good For Sale and decree may be made to distribute said es- Chas. E. Johnson, Register. Said. stomach troubles. \ | little } UNTIL MAY 1921, we will V tate among those who are entitled to receive I have 150 bushels of 1, l> tllB hulls of worms: Offensive potatoes which I the same. t Signs breath, \ size roll of lilm and > EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. The subscriber can wash Mrs. Margaret Bonneire of will sell for / develop any /oil Murray swollen sour $1.00 per bushel, delivered in is Si'Ul 'n upper lip, stomach, pains 1 make one print from each good ? Estate of Hope Dorman of Belfast, Peti- hereby gives notice that he has been duly ap- \lcdol Street, St. John, N. B., writes: “I heard about the city limits. Also turnips at 75c per testa- Pr the navel, pale face, eyes heavy negative for twenty-five cents, y tion of Wilmer J. Dorman, guardian, that he pi inted executor of the last will and American a lady saying she bought a bottle of ‘Dr. bushel at Elm Farm. \ be licensed to sell and certain of 1 M and dull, twitching eyelids, itching of the Tree Mail ’em. may convey ment Malden True’s Elixir’ for her children, and it was real estate to said ward, situated in -“Hands Up” nose, short dry cough, grinding of the E. H. RNOWLTON jj ^ belonging JANE W. late of I ani glad 1 know of in the of Waldo, and describ- FERGUSON, Belfast, splendid. something teeth, red points on the tongue, starting Belfast, County good now. I got a bottle and I think it is during sleep, slow fever. I Photo Studio ed in said petition. in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given Tyler’s as the law directs. All having great.” j Mary M. Folsom, late of Belfast, deceased. bonds persons Brown The laxative mentioned above is Dr. LOST Petition that M. Ella Folsom or some other demands agafnst the estate of said deceased Dr. Hester 5 |375 Main Street, ol the same for settlement, True’s Elixir, the Family Laxativft and An “EVERSHARP” SILVER PENCIL \ suitable person be appointed administrator are desired to present I MAINE. said estate. that no bond be re- and all indebted thereto are requested to make 1 Worm Expeller. It is Very pleasant to Children Ory between 7 Court street and the Methodist ROCKLAND, Application PHYSIC! | | quired from said administrator is contained in payment immediately. I OSTEOPATHIC children like it and it is mild in tf2 take; FOR FLETCHER'S church on Sunday morning. Finder please orders solicited. the for thereof. Petition ALFRED M. FERGUSON. action. No harmful petition probate ' drugs. return to Mrs. Charles W, Martin, presented M. Ella Folsom, daughter and Belfast, Me., February 8, 1921. 30 Street. know the number of 7 ^^MailI by High It’s surprising to CASTORIA Court Street heir-at law of Baid estate. 8 amount to raake^-provision to r Message land in vri? called upon Powers. Baxter's •’ Katalld:n over drafts out Our Water ■ township. In- meet these of the to the jofai a I VB'. Legislature 8eard tb.s suggestion Contingent Fund. Shortly after as- is milii d finite, « hai j Dr. George F. Swain, head of the Har- lODCH! ANOTHER ing been brought suming the office of Chief Executive , from page six ] m> lt(eut;on vard School of Harvard Uni- iContioued through the newspa- I invited the heads of departments Engineering per accounts of a bolier the and versity, who made the second survey of .. i;,o inmates, house,j hearing This to a conference impressed upon RHEUMATIC TWINGE1 °W41S the for the cen dining room. A survey an undivided them the fact that the Legislature, water powers of Maine Get e made to determine I produce a balance $182,826.64 more than 70,000,000. Eight should be remembered, per cent, of feeble-minded however, that the period ending June 1922, and tbe world’s population is in ny per- the the very company which opposes this the June United States and we have 50 per tie under State $79,991.49 for period ending vid placed b 1! has cent, of all the coal Of the repeatedly been given a balance is not in ex- deposits. im- ter that is done the by 1923. Such Leg- ihe State rights of j mense amount of coal used in the United Eminent Domain cess of what is as a safe I : 1923 will know whether or required States the which have been exercised railroads use one quirter and by that margin for the State’s business af- I more W to with than l. desirable proceed 35 per cent, of the railroad COOK for company private gain and not for this balance will come --notion' of additional dormi- ; fairs Out of traffic is in coal.” Public uses, and it is unfortunate which have al- n aware of the j certain appropriations Kerernng to oil as fuel, Dr. Swain necessity that an to attempt dominate the ready been passed by you. such as stated that in 1918, 356,000,000 barrels n. for these defective Ij Maine Undertaker Legislature should be made the for the wid- were produced in this country and this State, but doubt the wis- I by $10,900 appropriation ! the representatives of enormous this powerful ow of our late Governor, but you quantity was not sufficient for i-.:ng such immediate and I have the needs of the tnat it was corporation. often thought will need to exercise care in country, arguments as are re com great ! that necessary to call upon the reserve perhaps these legislative agents other for once quan- Licensed Embalmer the If this passing appropriations tities and to Budget. sug- do not represent to import oil from foreign coun- always their prin- the door is opened there will be a dopted you will have ln1- tries. License 377. cipals the true situation on this and flood of resolves pouring in upon you. “The source of water capacity of this i-r.sti- s;milar power is, under ^ public matters. I respect if makes which is all that could |. this Legislature appropria- favorable conditions, inexhaustible,” said Belf i those individuals who ast, Maine. Tel. 61-3 honestly be tions in excess of $19,358,690.38 or if Dr. Swain. “It. is a force that e of at one * however, expected you lieve it that must inexpedient this park it passes laws whereby the State’s be developed and we must bear in provision is made for the "• mind be established at the present time, less than the that every pound of water that is of 735 feeble-minded income is $19,621,418.51 but no one should not used is wasted. The United be allowed to deny State tax rate must be raised to meet States .f a possible maximum has between and “THE GOOD BOOK” the State's right of Eminent Domain. or decrease 50,000,000 60,000,000 this increase in expense horse Expert Piano tep in advance will have and least power undeveloped at the present Tuning of all those who have to in income. Conf'ngencies may arise About Seeds, Agricultural «. and we shall not have time and horse is f. their 55,000,000 power suffi- and own great profit been given this and there should at all times be cient Repairing Etc. our to the needs of the country. At Implements, i,;ram beyond pres- right by the State itself, ] maintained in the State Treasury a present ,we are using horse LLOYD D. McK ,, ,,k.„ nes. 41,000.000 SEN, The Budget has divided the com- so that the State’s power from working balance coal and but 7,500.000 from Free for * ::ng of a Superintendent's BELFAST, MAINE. the ing period of 2% years into one of affairs be not If this developed water power. Two-thirds of Asking the Central Maine Sami-; hampered. Leg- Phone and 2 the available 126-4. Based on months, periods of one year islature will present to the people of water power is located in 4jtf over 60 years' experience: writh and bile' the dispensed each. I believe it will be more western States and of tne we con- the State a financial program along two-thirds have listed 176 pages of the most d expenditure of $100,000 f demand for this is in the eastern venient if the 2% years are divided the lines suggested in this message power desirable items for for Men, so farm, garden and Keformatory into two the first States, it will be necessary for the periods, for 18 you will save $1 275,506.42 from the field. This booh upon a lump sum esti- eastern States to always rely to a great will come in handy months and the second for 12 months, I that the Rudget figures and believe extent upon many times the ved to $50,000 will be and the coal. year round. You ll summary of income and ex- people of the State wrili approve your Dr. Swain ew construction at that declared that it would seem always be to it. If penses submitted herewith are in this j referring your copy j work and will understand that you as if the United States and the States ! has not been received, Write or Tele- form. have made an honest effort to' in- should encourage the ForTland tem State development ot j * Reformatory | Ail water in 1 phone. Remember it’s free. Maine* departments of State a of reasonable re- power every way but they have is suggested that except augurate period $55,- that of j done the KENDALL Adjutant General and State trenchment and true economy. opposite, especially the federal & WHITNEY. Portland. Maine. opriated for new build- l | Land Agent and Forest government. Commissioner The details of the financial pro- It s time selected being for the construc- “A water power varies from floods at TO NOTIFY the high you your K&W seeds. are under the supervision of the Gov- gram are submitted herewith and public ■II fence, and $20,000 for one time in the year to a very dry con- ernor aod Council, and their accounts when will enable you to un- 1WISHthat I have sold mv marble itte For the present 1 printed dition at another time, in other words, pass through the Auditor's office. In derstand eacli item of income and ex- business on ate these items, and also there is no continuity about it,” said Dr. High Street tc my opinion it would be for the in- In 1 wish to Swain. dvise the construction of pense. closing express C. A. Bruce, but have not sold terest of the State if these depart- of the work of the ■ house costing $25,(XK) my appreciation “Another disadvantage in the develop- For Sale—The Nelson ments were in my GRANITE SHOP on Farm ■ brought line with tlie Budget Committee of which State ment of BRIDGE School for Boys. water power is that it requires a others. tor initial or AT a Aud Roy L. Wardwell and Repre- large investment. It would cost STREET, gone out c f business NORTHPORT, with large amount of standing wood and lumber and an ng of a dormitory for In looking over the appropriations sentative Frank H. Holley are >the tour or live times more to develop a water dduioiilsix acres of young growth. University of Maine, to as has been reported. I am now and actual exiienses of the various connected with the power than it would a steam power of I All persons are forbidden to trespass on this farm, to cut or carry is not of only members away any vita! import- the same The trees, shrubs or lumber in defiance of the law. State departments for the years 1919 State government. This work has capacity. history of water devoting my whole attention tc 3m53 desirable that the Uni- I powers has not all been strewn with roses For information apply to and 19211 it appears that over-drafts | been done with unfailing tact and the quarrying and manufcturing ten out its financial af- and ni3ny of them have been strewn with DICKEY-K.NOWLTON REAI. ESTATE COMPANY, Belfast, Maine j w ere made amounting to $1,517,927.82. has proved of real service to this of additional buildings are wrecks. A great engineering knowledge granite. You will always find and the Governor and Council were ■re j Legislature. is required to develop water by the State. power. something doing here and a varie- “I knew where these recommendations water powers have fail- ed because there was no record of ty of finished work to select from. n these Special ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES, 1921, 1922 AND 1923 kept Appro- them. I want to the de- $510,000. Appropriation recommended for six months, 1, 1921 urge upon you January sirability of continuing the Maine Water Kill That Cold With The question of increased to June 30, 1921 $3,02o,0OG.70 Power Commission. ■ A. S. you to determine after Appropriation recommended for year July 1, 1921 to June “The State should know where the de- HEAL,

30. 1922 ... ration. The salaries paid j 8,069,099.50 veloped and undeveloped water powers < are and Bridge Street, Maine of Maine are modest. $11J)94,106220 how much is.capable of develop- Belfast, ment. The State of Maine has one f certain State officials Estimated indirect revenue Jan. 1, 1921 to June about half the area of New England and has THF HOME INSURANCE COMPANY >f departments are not 30, 1921, as estimated the Budget by more water than all the other the services rendered. Committee powers Elbri ige G. Snow. President, $1,061,659.00 New England States. CASCARA QUININE 1 administration of the Tax on and Wilfred Kurth, Secretary. Express Companies, parlor sleeping “The situation as regards water power rs FOR AND depends largely upon car companies, railroad companies, tele- is more favorable at Assets Dec. 31, 1920 Washington than it 1 as La work of these faith graph companies and telephone companies, has been Stocks and Bonds, $51,220,447 61 Colds, Coughs "OM^V Crippe the State after training as estimated by Budget Committee 2,282,800.00 Dr. Swain said that this State ought to Cash in Office and Bank, 5,316 671 63 have public service can ill Lands in unincorporated places if 416 mill somebody looking to the changing Agents’ Balances, 4,474 058 61 Neglected Colds are Dangerous of the federal water power act and to see Interest and Rents, 544,309 00 them. Funds are not tax is levied on estimated valuation of Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. that these changes were the proper ones. All other Assets, 459,652 00 of .. — (general increase $66,783,418.00 300,525.38 Breaks a cold in 24 hours Relieves He did not look to see the railroads up ■ line attempt to equal Budget estimated on indirect revenue for period in 3 for Headac he electrified right away, but believed that Gross Assets, S62.015,138 85 Grippe days—Excellent 1 be undertaken. The of to June 1922. July 1, 1921, 30, 4.762,059.00 many ol them would be eventually. Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonic mount required to do State tax on estimated State valuation of He said that Maine should eventually Admitted Assets, $62,015,138 85 Laxative—No Opiate in Hill’s. be large and I recoin- if rate is fixed at coal to $637,753,213.00, 416 bring this State and with it gen- Liabilities, Dec. 31, 1920 idem to you for your mills 2,869,889.46 11,276.932.84 erate electricity and these plants should Net Unpaid Losses, $6,342,779 00 ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT ■mission. As this be linked up with water power plants and * ques- Estimated revenue over amount recommended $182,826.64 Unearned 00 then Maine would be of the Premiums, 35,050,318 i ; before you and as its independent All other Appropriation recommended for year July 1, 1922 to June world. Liabilities, 2,170,297 61 is somewhat involved, Cash Capita 6,000,000 00 30. 1923 ... $8,264,494.18 -lined from Surplus over all 24 The Franklin Fire Insurance Company United States Fire Insurance suggesting -Budget Committee’s estimate of indirect Liabilities, 12,451,744 Company e Budget items, of Philadelphia revenue .-. $4,812,093.00 Total liabilities and Assets Dee. 31, 1920 tahdin Park. In my In- surplus, $62 015,138 85 Increase of valuation on wild lands 516 mills 24,750.00 MICKifc SAYS Assets Dec. 31, 1920 Real Estate, 00 mss of February 9th, I _3wl2_ $44,400 State tax on estimated valuation of $037,753,- Real Estate, 4129,776 05 Mortgage 74 establishment of the Loans, 508,453 213.00 if rate is fixed at 5% mills. 3.507,642.67 8 344 485.67 U. S. Branch, Sun Insurance Office Mortgage Loans, 3,500 00 Collateral Loans, 3,000 00 ■ adin State > tU' Park, and ©OSU, ERXEVKS, V4ON0 \S Assets Dec. 1920 Stocks and Bonds, 4,824,172 0 Stocks and 34 Estimated revenue over amount recommended 1.40 31, Bonds, 8,624,435 mer of the Senate intro- r(WAS PER. ACUtsOOD SOQSCEABERS' Cash in Office and 21 Cash in Office and Real Estate, $180,000 00 Bank, 352,959 Bank, 926,333 76 for an appropria- (tO COVAE to tU' A\\> tUEVR. Agents’ 963,410 33 Agents’ 19 ailing SUMMARY OF OE Mortgage 0 00 Balances, Balances, 1,371,480 APPROPRIATIONS. ] Loans, Interest and Bills 000 for that purpose, Appropriation Amount Expended Jan. 1-Jam It. Jaly 1. 1*21 ta July 1. 1922 ta > RARER. 'hi RGViBW PRDVAPTVM ’hi Collateral Reuts, 73,457 13 Receivable, 128,760 98 lor year lS2t for IMS June J Loans, 0 00 year IKf Jutlt.Ita 3®. 1»2J Interest and my opinion will prove ©UP COtVi tVUW Stocks and 81 Rents, 33,003 87 Adjutant General s Department. $66,900.00 $67,519.89 $33,733.33 $132,466.67 ( OS AU-tU' V© Bonds, 5,675,656 $132,466.67 | in Gross Assets, $6,347,275 22 AL other Assets, 919,862 49 benefit to the State of Attorney General’s Department. 27,000.00 33,348.93 12,283.50 24,567.00 24,567.00 V covawV to wa( vaottU PRtvrr) Cash Office and Bank, 378 282 73 Bank Commissioner’s o©, a wise invest Department. 30,050.00 36,114.97 19,000.00 38,500.00 38,500.00 Agents’ 49 prove of / paper, armvJ a vat© Balances, 985,087 Board Prison Commissioners. 4800.00 4,386.01 2,275.00 4,650.00 4,550.00 uv&uer.'w / Admitted Assets, 46,347,275 22 Gross Assets, $12,589,730 37 be more Board of State Bills Receivable, 0 00 II than self-sus- J Assessors. 20,550.00 30,541.48 33,400.00 46,800.00 36,800.00 \ ’hi ©CARSER tUAhi AtUSATOR. Deduct items not Commissioner of J Interest and Liabilities Dec. 1920 admitted, 20,198 40 financial condition of Agriculture. 114,597.42 128882.84 67822.78 118,83588 118835.28 Rents, 93,958 79 31, Commissioners, on Uniform 500.00 150.00 500.00 --\_ SOOOUc-~U Legislation. 500.00 All other Assets, 34,550 42 Net Unpaid Losses, $ >43,313 00 ; the present time, how- County Attorneys 16,400.00 17872.77 8,650.00 17,300.00 1780080 Admitted Assets, $12,569,531 97 Department of Labor and Industry.14,400.00 7,200.00 Unearned Premiums, 2,545,051 62 • t warrant the expendi- 13,559.72 14,400.00 14,400.00 Directors of Port of Portland. 6,074.76 2 850.00 4,500.00 4800.00 Gross Assets, $7,347,536 24 All other Liabilities, 1,179,583 79 Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 sum of money, which, 1* Executive Department 563.261.78 292,637.49 219810.95 445,860.00 447800.00 Deduct Heins not admitted, 654,569 25 Cash 00 Net Unpaid Fort William Henry 400.00 225.00 337.50 675.00 675.00 Capital, 1,000,000 Losses, $1,184,39000 would mean an increase of InduBti ial Accident Commission 28,200.00 29,12087 15,500.00 28,800.00 29,400.00 Surplus over all Liab.lities, 1,079,326 81 Unearned Premiums, 6,882,773 36 • Fish f a mall in the State tax. inland & Game Commission. 125,000.00 15980388 49,000.00 98,000.00 98,000.00 Admitted Assets, $6,692,866 99 Ail other Liabilities, 223,821 64 Inspectors of Steam Vessels 4,500.00 4,48381 60080 1,000.00 gentlemen to sacrifice 1,000.00 Liabilities Dec. 1920 Total liabiliti es and $6,347,275 22 Cash Capital, 00 |Insurance Commissioners Department. 17,100.00 18,046.28 10,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 31, surplus, 1,400,000 I Land Agent & Forest Commissioner. 28,050.00 3wl2 Surplus over all projects you consider of 30,640.73 11,52580 28,050.00 28,050.00 Net Unpaid Losses, 00 Liabilities, 2,878,546 97 I Legislative Department 2,000.00 6,04789 105,00080 187,000.00 $519,011 to State I be the should Live Stock Sanitary Commissioner 38,000.00 68,219.75 20,000.00 40800.00 40,000.00 Unearned Premiums, 4,296,970 21 Maine State 34800.00 Total liabilities and surplus, 97 do likewise. 1 propose a Library .,. 86,04186 13,733.00 43,065.00 * 43,065.00 All other Liabilities, 150,220 58 FIRE ASSOCIATON OF PHILA. $12,569,531 Water Power Commission 20,000.00 27,69089 10,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 3wl2 at Statutory 00 this session you can Miscellaneous 2,00080 1,7978 2 2,000.00 2,000.00 Deposit, 200,000 Assets Dec. 1920 all 31, principal of this park Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians 19,985.00 22,785.00 12,600.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 Surplus over Liabilities, 1,496,665 20 (MainePenobscot Tribe of Indians 21,810.55 26,45585 13,000.00 26,000.00 26,000.00 Real Estate, $603,907 56 Caledonian Insurance -easing the Budget recoin- • Public Utilities Commission 65,000.00 52,538.11 32,5008 0 65,0008 0 65,000.00 Compaoy if Mortgage Loans, 3,699,661 66 and Shore Fisheries. 65,500.00 Total l iabilities and Surplus, $6,692,866 99 of Scotland 81,24083 29,260.00 76800.00 76,500.00 00 ecretary of State Jr7,OC/080 Collateral Loans, 110 150 41,806.71 16,260.00 41,000.00 44,000.00 James Pattee & son. Agents, Belfast Assets rivet tails for an appropria- tate Auditor £2.732.00 23820.81 13,000.00 25,0008 0 26,600.00 Stocks and Bonds, 91 Dec. 31, 1920 3wl2 9,531,848 miaing wild lands which tate Board of Charities and Corrections 81,380.00 176866-87 104,500.00 214,000.00 214,000.00 "AWERTISe Cash in Office and Bank, 1,095,622 66 Mortgage tate Historian 500.00, 250.00 500.00 500.00 j Loans, $350,000 00 an 'ri tate .- ANi> 31 Stocks 1 -tejy produce a substan- Department of Health 76,000.00 81,88084 40,000.00 80,000.00 80000.00 Metr Agents’ Balances, 1,641,876 Bonds, 2,618,528 75 Park The opolitan Casualty Insurance Co. | Commission 2,000.00 .- Bills 000 00 Cash in Office tfia.s. in the State’s revenue. Iea 3,762.44 2,000.00 2,000.00 Receivable, | and Bank, 170,800 68 ■State Superintendent of Public Schools. 2,312,580.38 2823,04340 206850.00 2,535,4948 0 2860,494.30 of New York. Interest and Rents, 200,"50 71 Agents' this increased revenue Superintendent of Public Buildings. 42,414.00 60,2208 2 37,000.00 70,000.00 70,000.00 balances, 511,510 85 Judicial and Courts. 82,500.00 All other Assets, 87,957 45 Interest and ■'i for the of iupreme Superior 87,039.00 64,787.60 121,000.00 121,00080 Assets Dec. 31, 1920 j Reots, 29,726 80 purchase park reasurer of State 340,050 00 v. 331,651.49 149,000.00 708,750.00 702,250.00 I All other Assets, .'rusteei Bonds and 8,417 27 re will be no increase in 9,100.00 9,049.54 4 850.00 8,700.00 8,700.00 Stocks, $671,972 50 Gross Assets, $16,971,64 26 state Board of Arbitration and Conciliation 400.00 82.96 2008 0 400.00 400.00 Cash in Office and taxation. The Budget in Banks, 80,613 20 Deduct items not Gross state Highway Commission. 977,442.53 877,442.53 160,000.00 937,753.21 937,75381 admitted, 771,864 54 Asset!*, $3,688,984 35 State 00 Agents’ Balances, 337,619 90 recommends that $25.- kugusta Hospital 350,738 36887185 191,002.13 382,004.25 382804.25 Deduct items not admitted, 181,805 78 I•Bangor State Hospital. 236,140.00 294,182.77 139,1608 0 278,320.00 27882080 Interest and Kents, 67 '-ropriabed for "the Pur- 6,855 $16, 99,775 72 path Military and" Naval Orphan Aeyhim 18,975.00 21,061.36 12875.00 24,750.00 24,75080 All other Assets, 142 50 I anti for General For- Maine School for the Deaf. 30,000.00 39,648.80 30,425.00 41887.50 41,887.50 Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 Admitted Assets, $3,507,178 57 Maine School for Feeble-minded. 12180080 00 67,184.45 | A reso<\e similar 126,895 140,599.80 149,422.58 en used the |5tate Reformatory for Men 25.000.00 49880.77 23,400.00 46,800.00 Cash C ipital, 1 00 All other for "pur- 46,80080 Unearned 000,000 Liabilities, 102,000 00 Reformatory for Women. 33,579.00 31,908.18 22,752.50 45,505.00 45,505.00 Premiums, 721,37a 83 over all Cash -■ n<] as was con- Jtate Surplus Liabilities, 3,937,713 57 Capital (Statutory De- originally «!t»te School for Boys 60,042.00 66,916.67 33,1178 0 66,19280 66,192.00 All other Liabilities, 126,937 81 lf one-half of this iltate School for Girl* 68,710.96 63867.36 37,125.48 71,435.96 71,935.96 P°slt> 200,000 00 appro- of Cash Capital, hi jJniversity Maine. 207,672.78 207,672.78 107,500.00 252,3008 8 255,95788 100,000 Total liabilities and surplus, $16 72 Surplus over all ve HUMPHREYS* 199,775 Liabilities, 721,822 19 is set aside for the over Surplus all Liabilities, 102,512 49 3wl2 $6745.161.40 ’.din Park no increase in $6,874834.18 $2,606,031.70 $7,836,424.50 $8840844.18 The full list of Dr. Humphreys* Remedies for j Total Liabilities and Surplus, 57 .tate internal and external use, meets the needs o 77 Ihe Iravtlers’ Insurance $3,507,178 need be made, if you Aided Institutions, Hospital?, Children’s Homes, etc. $95,325.00 $188,650.00 $181,150.00 $1,097,203 Company 3wl2 icademies and Institutes. 0 families for every ailment from Infancy two sufficient 25,650.00 43,4268 43,000.00 nearly Field & Belfast * onu. suggestions, Recommended for new at State Quimby, Agents, Hartford, buildings Institutions, ete.....398,000.00 600.00 to old age—described in Dr. Humphreys* Manual be to estah- 3wl2 1 he travelers’ forthcoming free. Assets Dec. 1920 j Indemnity Company $618875.00 $232876.00 $224.15080 tailed 31, -trk and this Legislature 7* 0 Main PARTIAL LIST Real Estate, $6,127,361 85 it., Hartford, Conn. he remembered for its ; tate Departments and State Institutions.*. $2806,031.70 $7,836,424.60 $8,040,344.1$ ! peciai Aid And Mortgage Loans, 48 276,726 il action. Katahdin Park Special Appropriations, etc.... 618,975.00 232,6758 0 224,150.00 No. FOR Belfast Bank Assets Dec. 31, 1920 Collateral 501.800 00 1. Fevers* Congestions, Inflammations Savings Loans, Maine what the Yosemite Grand Total...M*. $3826.006.70 $8,069,09980 $8,264,4944$ Mortgage Lo ns, 97 2. Worms, Worm Fever Notice is given that Hank Stocks and Bonds, 102,354 458 88 $332,999 >rtiia. hereby Savings Stocks and 3. Colic, Crying Wakefulness of Infants Cash in Office and Bans, 6,657.193 31 Bonds, 5,991,245 62 Book No. 16,796, issued by this bank, has Cash in Office and earing on this bill before 4. Diarrhea of Children and adults Agents’ Balances, 16i,662 59 Bank, 712,643 10 ■’ been Agents’ ttee on State Lands and 7. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis lost and application has be.n made for Bills Receivable, 120 572 74 balances, 1,312,300 68 8. Toothache, Faceache. Neuralgia Interest ami Rems, "s< rvation it was a book to laws Interest and Rents, 20 76,639 35 suggested For Sale 0. Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo duplicate according regulat- 2,658,012 All other 1 Buggy All other 12 Assets, 338 88 the great timiberland-own- Top lO. Indigestion.Weak Stomach ing issuing new books. Assets, 29,06(^916 Dyspepsia, --- 1,1 1 Coon Skin Fur Coat, as good as new. 13, Croup, Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis companies might make a FOR SALE. FULLER Gross Assets, 1 and in first class 14, Eczema, C. WEN! WORTH, Gross Assets. 10 $8,456,167 60 Sleigh, newly painted Eruptions. $195,926,736 Deduct items items not admitted, 57 006 15 F. Swift condition. 15, Rheumatism, Lumbago iteasurer. Deduct not admitted, 892.566 23 Apply to Charles 10. Fever and Ague, Malaria 2wll tf7 Apply to J. ft. CILLEY, City Externe Belfast, March 15. 1921,-3wll Admitted 17. Piles, Blind. Bleeding. Internal. Admitted Assets, $195,031,169 87 Assets, $8,399,161 45 10. Catarrh, Influenza. Cold in Head for sale 20. Whooping Cough Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 Liabilities Dec. 31, 1920 Difficult Breathing 21. Asthma, Oppressed. Net Uupaid Lossess, $1,346,685 84. Net Unpaid Losses, »old Holstein Cow—a nice FOR SALE 27. Disorders of the Kidneys $653,170 95 i Unearned Premiums, 88 534 45 Unearned Prem Ford ruck 30. Urinary Incontinence urns, 4,906,459 43 r All other Liabilities, 177.207.148 71 All other ^ and will freshen ihe last HAND 34. Sore Throat, Quinsy Liabilities, 519,450 97 FOR SALE SECOND Cash Capital, 7.500 000 00 Ca h ^ 77. Grip, Grippe, La Grippe Capual, 1,500,000 00 of j One Cyphers 30(>-tgg Incubator. Surplus over all Liabilities, 8 891.800 87 Surplus over all Inquire Liabilities, 10 Por sale by druggists everywhere. Total Liabilities and- 820,080 ton, second-hand. Perley Two 100-Chlck Peep-o’-l)ay brooders. l-j2 CO ^AND*R ..[an, Iasi P>eio-t. , HUMPHREYS* ROMEO. MEDICINE Surplus, $195,034,169 87 i Total Liabilities and Ann New York Surplus, $8,399,161 45 3wl0* Upper Bridge, Belfast. 2w!l M. B. WHI1 INc, East Northport Cornel William and Streets, I 3w 12 3wl2 S|aw, / ■* UNCOLNVILLE Wanted THE Man and [PROGRESSIVE STORE Miss Elsie Thomas has returned from a Wife, for permanent position. Must be visit in Belfast. good cook, and man to care for grounds and garden. Address Box 145, Mr. J. S. Mullen returned Friday from Belfast, Maine. a business to Wa'tervilleand ERCCKS BRANCH trip Augusta. Showing Spring Millinery Mrs. Bessie Wentworth is in Rockland _BORN~ Christine A. Jones, Manager where she is receiving medical treatment. In March 1921 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen have begun Haverhill, Mass., March | Saturday, 26, 17,.CARTER. to Mr. and Mrs. in their new rent in Cam- Carroll Carter, a son i housekeeping Greenlaw. invite to come to our store on the 4 Per Cent Interest den. in Belfast, March 18, to i you Saturday, Pays Mr. and Mrs. William to. Greenlaw, a WE to our fine of New Russ visited in Camden 26th, inspect display on accounts. Mrs. Myrabell daughter—Norma. Spring savings of her Millinery. Here you will find some of the latest ideas last week, a guest daughter, Mrs. HUNTER. In Jamacia Plains, Mass., Roy Allen. March 22, to W. G. and June Hills Hun- in and straws and combined into ter, a son. shapes trimmings, BKOUKS. Miss Marian McCobb and Mr. Cranston HAYNES. In the most and hats for all from for a Bethel, Vt., March 18, pleasing up-to-the-minute Deane are at home Bucksport 1 to Mr. and Mrs. PeBrlie will Mitt f trtrvce J other Liabilities. Capt. and Mrs. Joseph D Sweetser are of Nathan have been visiting relatives in Water- D. Ross and A F. Hahn, A. W. Duck, 35 Veal, 20 Adams, Bankrupt, Bankruptcy, Cash Capital the of relatives in B: Mrs. Kufus E i’ guests ngor. L. Mudgett went to Belfast arrived home i Knight spoke as follows: gs, 30 30 over all ville, Saturday accompa- Wool, unwashed, To the creditors of Henry K. Adams of Surplus Liabilities ! last Friday for a week with her sister-in- nied her Miss Elizabeth Mr. Moderator and Fellow Citizens: 35 Unity James P. Nichols is co lfined to his by niece, Brown, Fowl, Wood, hard, 11 00 in the County of Waldo and District afor» law, Mrs E. M. Crocker. who will visit her a few weeks. I deem this resolution expresses the 32 R Total Liabilities and i,.- home on West Main street y illness. Geese, Wood, soft, 00 said, bankrupt:— Surp proper spirit of appreciation for services Orrin J. 4 i Mrs. Susie Rendell and her The following are to be shown RETAIL PRICE RETAIL MARKET You are hereby notified that on the 14th Dickey, Agent. I. W. Rogers of Mass was grandson pictures rendered our lamented fellow citizens Brooklinje, Richard Baker by day of March. the ar.*‘d arrived Mondav from New at Crockett’s theatre on the dales named: 3 3a38 1921. said Henry K. Adams 3wl2 the guest recently of Mr. Mrs. Henry whose mortal remains have recently been Beef, corned, Lime, 2 20 was York, where they pass-d the winter. March Lionel in a 7- duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the McCaslin. 26, Barrymore big to rest in Butter, 18a32 70 laid yonder cemetery. For salt, flats, first meeting of his creditors wid he held at the j reel “The a com- Mrs. W. H. feature, Copperhead,” were in our Corn, 95 Oat 5 office of Dunton A. H. Nichols is in at Shute went to Searsport many years they prominent Meal, & Morse. Savings Bank build towil assisting edy, and 1st episode of the big new Cracked in last Wednesday to pass the remainder of serial, municipal affairs and aided us by voice corn. 95 Onions, 5 ing, Belfast, in said District, on the 4th the Savings bank during the illness of “The Woman in all star of lor Corn day April, at ten Hati the week at Gray,” cast; and meal, 95 21a22 1921. o'clock in the fore- James P. Nichols. the home of her daughter. vote to solve our proulem- for the Oil, kerosene, ] Eggs \ April a 7-reel feature with Wanda noon at which time and 2nd, common weal and with of Cheese, 40 10 place the said credit- 1 wish to announce to I emotions grati- Pollock, ors Mrs. frank A. Hawley and an all star cast in Cotton may attend, prove their a Pyam L. Gilkey has to Boston Fostei, accompanied by “Every tude and pride we recall their unselfish seed, 2 25 Pork, 20 claims, appoint iiave eggs for spring hat. her son ! trustee, examine the and after severalreturned at his Chailes, left last lor Woman,” a comedy and the serial; April 25 bankrupt, transact spending rminths Friday ellorts in behalf of old cast- I Cranberries, Rye meal, 8 such other business lowing reasonable prices: I for a Lincolnville, as may ome in Brockton, Mass., visit with rela- j 9, Marguerite Clark in “All of a Sudden, Clover 00 properly come4b< Searsport. J ing aside those petty schemes of ersonal seed, Shorts, 2 00 tore said meeting. mouth Rocks 75 cents pc tives. i Leggy,” 5 reels, a comedy and 12 serial; gain they arose to loftier heights and Flour, 50al5 00 Sugar, 10 Bangor. Maine, March 22. 1921. lumbia Wyandottes $l.u The Ladies’ Aid of tile Methodist April 16, “On With the a 6 reel If. Mr. and Mrs. Dance,” of to their fellowmen G. seed, 0 00 T. bus. 1 25 JOHN R Harold (. ; urch will meet at the Henry S. Moulton were conceptions duty Salt, 1., MASON, today, Thursday, ! feature with an all star cast, a comedy Referee in week-end visitors at the home of and the welfare of our town. May their Lard, 19 Sweet potatoes, 12 Bankruptcy. Tel 177-4 \ home of Mrs W. R. Gilkey. their i and serial; April 23, Douglass McLean daughter, Mrs. Fred Black, in Sandypoini j devotions to our interests, their earnest! to and Doris May in “Mary’s a Mrs Harold Coombs returned Bel- village. Ankle,” desire for the general welfare be an in- comedy and a j fast Thursday after a visit with her par- serial; April 30, big special spiration to us to emulate their noble Miss Mabel Simmons arrived production featuring the well known 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Smijth. Saturday example and enable us to labor for the morning and immediately opened her actor John Barrymore in the famous play Mabel Griflin returned prosperity of our town and the greatest j Miss Saturday home after passing the winter in “Dr. Jekyl and Mr. also a Brook- Hyde,” comedy good of all our citizens. Mr. Moderator, from the Waldo County Hospital and is line, Mass. and the serial. j I second the motion of the gentleman the guest of her cousin, Miss Harriet W. W. (Parker to those reso Erskine. Smith and Roy Littlefield re- A double header basket ball game was Young) incorporate j turned recently from a trip to Newport, played in Crockett’s Hall Friday night lutions in the town records in memory of j Mrs. John Frame spent the week-end where the they looked over several farming between Islesboro High School Boys’ gentlemen of whom it may be truly j as the of her Miss Isabel guest daughter, propositions. Team and Brooks High School Boys’ said—we deeply deplore their loss. Frame, at Maine Central Institute, Team and the Islesboro Are You Interested in The dance by Lane’s High School Pittsfield. orchestra on the Girls’ Team and night of St. 1’atricie’s Brooks High School MONKOE day brought out a Uirls’ Team with the Mr. and Mrs. Earle P. Smith and baby big crowd. Another dance is following lineup advertised and score: daughter Joan arrived from for March Lower Taxes? Saturday 30th. Mr. Frank Littlelield of Belfast was in are of Springfield, Mass., and gijests Mr. B. H. S. BOYS I. H. S BOYS town last week. * The High school are and Mrs. Fred B. Smith pupils at work on Bowen, rf 1 R. Pendleton, rf 1 J a play, “The Bashful Mr. Bobbs,” which Bradford, If 2 If 2 Mr. J. B. Palmer, who has been ill of Thr e services will be held the Con- will Hatch, be given in Denslow hall on is jin the Thompson, c 11 A. Pendleton, c pneumonia, gaining. gregational church next Sunday in ob- night of March 25th. Quimby, rg 3 rg servance of Easter day. Morning ser- Smith, Miss Isabel Ginn of Belfast spent the Littlefield, Ig 8 C. Pendleton in Maine can be down vices will be held at 10.45, a Sunday Ashley Leach, who left recently with lg week-end with Mrs. G. A. Palmer. brought by attractin the idea of Lee, rg school concert at 4 p. m. and Communion going steamboating on the TAXESto the new Great L. If Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Knight visited State enough industries. service in the evening at 715. Lakes, wrote to friends last week Pendleton, from Conneaut, Ohio. Time, 4 10 minute periods. Timer, Mrs. Knight’s son in Millinocket last A very enjoyable meeting of the Wom- Monroe. Scorer, Sturtevant. Referee, week. Mrs. E. A. Farris was More industries mean an’s Club was held Friday afternoon at in Bangor sev- Libby, Ellis. Score, B. H. S., I. H. more more tax eral 50; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dickey are population, the home of Mrs. S. L. Fairchild. Needle- days last week, returning Saturday S. 6. spend- afternoon ing their Easter vacation with their more taxable work and conversation were in order un- with hei who came pa- payers, property, greater husband, B. H. S. GIRLS I. H. S. GIRLS prosperity—an til 5 when refreshments down for the week-end. rents. o’clock, dainty Beckwith, rf Dodge, rf 1 inevitably, lower taxes. of violet ice with whipped cream, crack- Miss Vinuie Farnham returned to Roberts, If K Yeaton, If 1 Mr. Carroll Kncwlton, who is ill at the ers, brownies and cake were served by Brewer last Saturday after a few day’s Rideout, c <1) Keller, c home of his father, remains about the the hostess. visit with her mother, Mrs. Sadie Farn- Webb, Ig L. Yeaton, rg same. ham, and her sister, Miss Phern. Nickerson, rg Industries will come to Maine Central Maine Power Com- Mrs. Joseph Kalloch and son Stanley Williams, lg Miss Emma Ridley of McKinley, lg Pbippsburg is motored to Thomaston Saturday and re- McLaughlin’s big 6-wheel ’bus which spending a week with her Mrs. F. can thanks to the finan- Time, 4 10 minute periods. sister, only if they git adequate pany has, turned Sunday a companitd by Joseph has attracted much attention made Timer, F. Palmer. two Monroe. Scorer, Sturtevant. Referee, hallcch and Mrs. Renfrew Wilson who round trips to Belfast on Saturday heav- water power AT A FAIR cial co-operation of more than ■ Murphy, Sylvester. Score, I. H. S., 4; Mr. and Mrs. E T. Gilbert went to were called to Thomaston last week by ily loaded, by way of a successful try-out. B. H. S., 1. Knox Saturday to visit John able the death of a relative. They were also McKeen, PRICE. Otherwise they will 5,500 Maine people, been Miss Florence who is ill accompanied by Mr. Kalloch’s mother, Willard, chairman of the This is the only girls’ game played very at this writing domestic science department of the Wash- here this to one of t e other States to finance economically, to de- who will be his guest in Searsport. season and was snappy and in The students of W H. go ington school of S. are spending Irving high New York teresting from start to finish with line the arrived Easter vacation at their homes. Mrs which has water power—to one efficiently and to Mrs William Goodell entertained the city, Saturday for her Easter va- playing on both sides. velop power Mary Haley is also at her home for members of the While cation with Mrs. Everett Staples. the Elephant Auction vacation. of the States which will com- have it ready to offer to any in- Club afternoon. The first Wednesday Mrs. A. C. Treat and her cousin, Mrs. LIBERTY. prize, a dainty was award- Morning Light Grange will hold an that wants to move to handkerchief, Margaret Green of Brookline, Mass., all pete sharply with Maine for in- dustry ed to Mrs. Fred and the consola- day session ’'tarcli 26th It is Burr, went to Prospect Wednesday of last week expected a hand-made to Mrs. C. N. Rev. H. W. that N. S. Donahue will be dustries. tion, doily, for several days at the home of their Abbott is passing a few present. A Maine.] Meyers. Light refreshments were served. baked bean dinner will he served. cousin, W. S. Kilman, and other rela- days at bis farm in Palermo. The guests included Mrs. N. F. Gilkey, tives. Mrs. Lila Blee, Mrs. Cora Dow, Mrs. J. G. H. Cargill of Pittsfield was in town The of Maine must on—it W. Black, Mrs. Fred Burr, Mrs. A. B. The late t sign of spring hereabouts la st week to attend the funeral of Mrs. development power go Mrs. M. B. Mrs. seems to Pendleton, Thompson, be the going in swimming William Lowell. must be financed by Maine people. Why not invest some C. N. Meyers, Mrs. Frank Curtis, Miss among the ice cakes of two small broth- Kathryn Dow, ers of the Lowder Brook section in the Donald Mathieson spent part of last A HEALTHFUL of your money in a security that helps you ultimatelv course of stunts incident to “follow my week in J bornuike on business connected The Seasport Hign basket ball team leader” toward lower taxes. At the not sen with the schools. very least, why played a fine game here last Wednesday and defeated the Five Mr. Mrs. Walter went to elfast HABIT the coupon and get more information? night Original and Mrs. S. B. Merrithew, accom- Young Aces of Bangor by a score of 35 to 20. panied by Mr. and Mrs. 1. to see the H. Merrithew Friday High school senior play, Protect your vital forces The and Miss Kuth ■ summary: Merrithew went to Sears- Katcha-Koo,” returning Saturday. Searsport H. S. Five Aces. port Sunday, where at the home of their and build up your re- daughter, Mrs. Arthur a The annual town meeting was held Whittum rf 3 lb Capen Colson, birthday observance for Miss Ruth surprised the March in Sanford’s sistive-powers with a little Jackson If 7 (1) rb Iverson I Monday, 7th, Hall family party. Central Maine Power Chssonc3 c Goldsmith with a good attendance, including the Company Curtis lb 3 rf Seavey 5 (4) women. Peter McRae, halt ahd hearty in his The following officers were, Lowe rb 1 If Tapley 2 MAINE 92nd year, arrived from Portland last elected: L. C. Morse, moderator; J. P. AUGUSTA, Wiison. his Referee, Saturday, accompanied by daughter, assessors and Mrs A. T. Sanford, clerk; selectmen, scorn Haney, and will pass the sum- mer overseers of the Charles Adams.W. Belfast MISS GRACE DIXOsl. as usual atithe home of his daughter, poor, W. J. Burns, Windsor Hotel, Representative Mrs. Angus M. Holmes. Mrs. Ha.iey J. Greeley, Boardman Cunningham; of left for Miss Grace Dixon, formerly Mont- home Monday. treasurer, collector and constable, J. P. died suddenly at the City Hospital ville, school committee for EMULSION W. H. Sanford; three in Augusta, after a few days’ illness with Morrison returned Saturday af- COUPON ternoon eucaphalitis. Her sisters, Mrs. Carey from a trip to New York, accom- yearg, Mtb. Meda Harriman. thrice after meals. panied from daily Central Maine Power Company, and Miss Daisy Dixon of Montville, were Bangor by Everett Shaw of who The sudden death of Mr. Frank Bridges, Tens of in attendance at the funeral, which took Cutler, will again take a job in the thousands | Augusta, Maine. The shipyard where the two barges for the which occurred at his home Friday even- place at 30 Grove street, Augusta. daily prove that I Please send me information about interment will be in Mount Repose Cem- Pejepscot Paper Co. are coming along ing, March 11th, was a shock to his rela- rapidly and prove quite sizable cralts. for etery in Montville. The attendance and tives and many friends. Mr. Bridges taking Scott’s your security as an investment the flowers at the funeral showed the re- Charles and Percy Wardwell of Castine, was 70 years of age, a member of Liberty Emulsion is a Maine spect in which she was held at Augusta, people. brothers of Mrs. Bert C. were in No. F. &. A. and much re- where she had been employed for the past Bowden, Lodge, 11, M., healthful habit. port one day last week with a fare of the Name___ twenty-five years. spected. He is survived by a brother, largest cod to be Been here for some time. Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. N. 4. Ferd Harriman bought 51 fish which Samuel, of this town, three sisters, Mrs. -ALSO MAKERS OF- r.j.—3-24-’2i Mrs. Blanchard Smith and Mrs. Rob- Address_ weighed 700 pounds and them Charles White of Augusta, Mrs. Susan ert Bicknell of Rockland were in Belfast peddled about town. One fish 38 and several days the past week, as guests of weighed Norton of Melrose Highlands and Mrs. R. another 41 pounds. Mrs. Norman A. Read. A. Benner. The funeral was at his home Ki'MOIDS Monday, March 14th, and largely attend- (Tablets or Granules) Mrs. Roland E. Stevens and little son, Miss Lida Perkins of the Brick school ed by neighbors and friends, Rev. H. W. Paul, have returned to their home in in East Belfast is spending the Easter va- Abbott officiating. Interment was at *2* INDIGESTION Ellaworth, after a visit with Mr. and cation with her parents in South Penob- Sherman’s Corner cemetery beside his Mrs. William F. Stevens. scot. wife, who died several years ago.