The Journal. i \ OLUME 74. BELFAST, MAINE, THL'BSDAV, JANUARY •). 1!I02. NUMBER 2. service the Contents of To-Day’s Journal. pastor called the r»:i OBITUARY. Jan. 3d, at and the '^Hgrch eight, interment will be SOME STATE members, who responded b> in Evergreens Cemetery.—The Record. REPORTS. PERSONAL. page l. N. PERSONAL. verses of Scripture. Letters a George H. Carleton, for twenty-five years Brooklyn, Y., Jan. 4, ’02. relies .Newspaper Notes....Wedding The Assess,.™’ number of l.'^Hite1 ir. superintendent of the fire and tele- Report Shows an Increase in .. m Ice absent members police Fred R. Poor societies..The Situation Obit- Eleanor wife of returned to Dartmouth Co Samuel Morse went to Rockland jester of Waldo Countv A. O. alarm of N., Leroy'Marriner, died Population and Wealth. Meeting Orange..City Stoddard, clerk and graph department Oakland, Calif., lege Monday. day. nee t Law Court Decisions Concerning trea'^^^Bimide at her home in East The lltb annual of his annual with and a resident of that for half a Searsmont, Jan. 1st. report the State board it:>mes. .Seme State Reports. Personal, report. Two hav« city nearly She was Miss Eieauor of assessors says, in part: Thomas B. Dinsmore went to Bosto Mr. G. Harvey Self of New York is .imlieial Court....Terrible Railroad the church during the ws.Hi l>ro-* century, died at his home there Dec. 5th of formerly Thomas, visit- past j Monday on business. ing friends in this \.’vnit lit. with daughter of Timothy and Thomas of ‘‘AH things combined to make the year city. 2. fession and one by letter. Six been apoplexy, which he was stricken the Nancy PAGE I^H Belmont. She 1J01 one of marked progress in Chas. E. before. The leaves to mourn their loss a population, Owen left Monday for a busines 3 Miss N: who Over the Wheel..News of the Week.. removed by death and four ha given day San Francisco Call said wealth and the future Mary Wood, has been seri- husband welfare of our State. to \.'iir>s..Mr, In- ^M of and two children, Mabel E. and HV local trip Portland and Boston. is now Ralph Gillam..Capt. letters of dismissal to other The the deceased: assessors’ returns we find that the ously ill, improving. Se ivenir Notes..Greatest Albert and two whole Newspaper ehm^K. The announcement of L., sisters, Mrs. H. P. Nick- number of polls in the State for the Chas. E. Rhoades Known Charles T. Wilson Dead.. present membership of the is 148, the unexpected arrived heme las w- E- Ward of the firm of W ard & rha^H death of the erson of and year 1901 is 196,403 as against in Wads- ln.fi,ms The Gloucester Fishing In. :(0 well-known pioneer was a Somerville, Mass., Mrs. Miles 11)2,795 1900, from of whom are males, and 1 |s f. non- an increase in of Thursday Providence, R. I. worth went to Boston to startling shock to hundreds of citizens who S. Brewster of Searsmont. She polls 3,460, denoting an Monday bujr stock. resident was a Miss Abbie Roberts PAGE 3. members, :e. The In "HrIVCS of had been the companions for many years of lP Population approximating 15,- went to Camden Sat Miss Katherine Bickford member of Mystic Grange, and a 1 he total estates arrived home .tries of Railroad the church Mr. Carleton. llis life was Belmont, rendered for the year to work in a To-Day..Fighting were a little over legacy indelibly con- is urday clothing factory. Monday night from 'loin Reed in Politics -m^Et nected with the faithful worker in the order. The funeral #300,550,250 and that of the year 1900 was Brooklyn, N. Y.,fora Again..County of S20U has been of growth of Oakland. He' Maine Recruits for the received from was #294,611,360, an increase of Miss Ginn left last short visit. Navy., established and developed the present ex- held at her late home January 4th, #5,938,890, equal Emeroy Thursday fo ti IMonhegan. F'rank Gould's Bride. the late Mrs. who to about 2 per cent, on total lluldah M. liamBuis, cellent police and fire of Rev. H. I. Holt of valuation re- a visit of six or weeks in PI Mr. urn Liquors, telephone system Morrill officiating. The turns for 1900. eight iladelphi; and Mrs. John Black visited her was for many years a of the the city, the service being recognized as one and par- PAGE valued.Ir: was a choir “An Wilkesbarre,Ta. Mr. 4. of the most and in singing by led by B. F. Young important item in the wealth of the ents, and Mrs. Leander Brown of church. The from the com- thorough complete the State East I Changes..Editorials..High School reports vBum.- of is that of the value of our Miss United States. For a quarter of a Lineoluville. Following are .the floral livestock, ; Gertrude V. Stevens, who has beei , Union, last week. of tlie Vanished mittees were that century so closely is it connected Granges.-The interesting and Mwed it had been his peculiar hobby and all of with the prosperity her In King Edward’s Domain. HH- offerings: Bouquet from the husband; of our chief that of visiting cousin, Mrs. Frank Haskell, ii t I Mrs. Seldon is all branches of church aitaM are in his efforts were centered in the industry, farming. In Gillum spending the K• i "ft ..Transfers in Real Estate. perfecting wreath of and l.HU four counties arrived winter He also had and pinks roses, Mrs. H. P. Nick- showed an increase in lirooksville, Me., home Monday. m with lier mi nation Encouraging. good condition and eih.Mit work. department. supervision live stock of Skowhegan husband, who lias doing control over the erson ; wreath, and #131,959, and the E. | PAGE 5. electric lighting of the city, pinks roses, Mabel and remaining Capt. 1). Ryder arrived home employment there. wen as twelve counties showed a Friday | Oflicersjand committees Minted and the excellent system he with Albert of decrease of #218,- *i Belfast The News <>f Brooks.. devised, Marriner, bouquet pinks and a evening from New whfre lie follows: Clerk and l»r. A. the of John A. Britton of the 514, leaving balance of total decrease in York, hai 0. C. Turpin, ii treasnM co-operation traveling passenger agent of itary, Bucksport. roses, Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. 38 values for the present of It hauled up his the A. 0. and Oakland Gas Light and Heat is Wadlin; year #80,555. is, schooner, W. Ellis. the Rock page Stoddard; Deacons, Jane- Mdtee Company, however, reasonable to Chicago, Island and Pacific ii. it., one of the best monuments to his marked pinks, Mystic Grange; bouquets, Mr. and suppose that this Chas. 11. M. s W. Frederick and Mrs. J. was in Belfast. • il of Water Yes- l’rentiss. Dr. A. 0. Mi nd, who year large crop of will our W. Fred Tuesdaj' on business. Register Deep fidelity to duty. Mrs. Fred Marriner; Mrs. Hannah Alexan- hay place Mi i-uieral (’orbin. farmers on the road to our erick left for has ably filled the otlice of n for the ins ii.iu ueen recover former Monday Southern California * *la’- fl jiusiLiun cuinpieieiy elimi- der, Mrs. I U Hazeltine arrived PAGE 7. Henry Mahoney and Mrs. Ella standing as to numbers and value of live where hoineyester- cast 11 years, declined a re-ei I n. much nated Irom political strife. Change of ad- they expect to remain until about I from Davis; wreath and Mrs. Arad stock. day Bangor, where he attended i:iOl. eontinued. to the ministration or of policy in municipal af- bouquet, May 1st. the regret of the church. Si; school “The amount assessed this the I annual of the PAGE 8. fairs made no difference in the status of Mahoney. year by meeting Maine Sportsmen’s committee, II. M. ( V Craig, board on corporations has been in- \v. r. Fish L al' » Prentiss, Superintendent Carleton. Economy and largely Thompson, Esq. returned to hi.- and Game Association. ounty Corresj)onMilton for a confined Prof. I). A. of sion of our on Sargent the class of iioral ciimmittee, Mrs. Mario H. Then the removed to number of He was Legislature bearing taxation. to the house some time ’7,% .t i«i in the at b.30. Drown, family Oakland, where years. born in Knox, Of by illness, are T evening W property vote of the towns again Harvard some ■■■ Carleton attended aldo and was a exempted by diversity, gave Miss Margaret Dunton, Miss I Fergu- George file first public county, brother of the and cities able to attend to business. | interesting late from taxation the re- on _ are tlie services for next Sun- school in this city, o le of the lor Mrs. Mary S. Hills and of the late John municipal | reminiscences his experiences in Bow. son; visiting Mis- Annie V. buildings turns show the amount to be committee, which Oakland’s wafer front was bartered Severance, who died in Milton last #1,225,908 as Carter li. Keene of Freed doin at the nitarian Church, Rev. Harry March. against for the an, formerly I College meeting of the Bowdoin F'iehl, Mrs. W. R. Mrs E. L. :o Horace Besnles his he $1,395,185 year 1900, a de- chief ■ Howard, Carpentier. The Carletous lo- family, leaves one brother, of the ■ Club in Boston Regular morning seivice at Mr crease of $169,277. appointment division office of Jan. 4th. Brackett, Mrs. C. 0. Poor. Mrs. C. P. aded during the early fifties in what is now Benton T.. Severance, of Mo.— the Joplin, for the first fourth assistant r iuk: preaching by the pastor; Golden Gate. They in Kockland Opinion. “Shipping property time in jtostmaste general, has frank T> McQuesten of the firm of Ilazeltine, Miss Bessie M. I'm Mrs. A. A. engaged ranching years shows an increase in j George at 12 o’clock. All are in- ind a of their valuation of been appointed post office school large portion holdings is still #119,950.” inspector. B. McQuesten & Co., Boston, lias Roix. Brief addresses were veil on the ntlie From 1-ought, family. ranch land the prop- Charles Harmon left the noted of last Thursday for steam .yacht Juanita and will use following topics, The Congregu anal Polity, erty became available as city building lots. Meeting Waldo County Granges. Aroostook, Franklin, Penobscot and thodist Sunday school elected the \ few before his death Mr. Carleton Bellaire, Fla., to work in the Beliview Ho- her ent rely for cruising The by II. M. days Somerset are the counties which show an purposes. Prentiss; The (Vgregational einarked that it would and dicers Jan. 2nd: Supt. M. C. cost his folks $46,000 increase in tel, Orrin J. Hickey left for Juanita is a fine specimen of her type, W. R. I'he Waldo Pomona held a live stock. The value of live Monday being Doctrine, by Howard: Special dr street work when they should open and County Grange very lint feet Tilestcni Wadlin; Sec., Miss stock in Waldo Thomasville, Ga., to work in the lung on tbe waterline, having a beam Mission of the Church, by 1 sunstruct thoroughfares through the Carle- enjoyable and profitable meeting Dec. 31st County in 1901 was $059,308, I’iney Congregation: Woods Hotel. of 16.6 and 7.6 feet. inne> Librarian, Miss Essie San- on as it is knowu. in a drawing Rev. G. S. Mills. Miss Jean end read a tract, with Morning Light Grange, Monroe. The against $000,216 1900, decrease of only tas., Chas. F. Ginn ; Pianist, Miss Young Carleton grew up amid the early $845. We believe that the John A. of The of tbe Knox very on lie of officers present were: next annual Fogg the market of Fogg & sitting county supreme interesting paper Type levelopuient on this side of the bay, pur- Master, Overseer, Sanborn. report will show a substantial Brown went to Rockland judicial court at Rockland was Character of the Congregatioi :d Christian” : ging no special business. For a while he Lecturer, Steward, Assistant Steward and very increase I)ec. 27th, intend- interrupted idiH.s’ Circle of the Univer- vas in Placer in Waldo ing to return the Monday, by the severe illness of the wife of Sewing which was written by Miss I. ae M. Pond. County mines, owning inter- Secretary. A class of two was instructed County. following day, but was 1 i.rch will meet with Mrs. Chas. E. ists at Forest Hill at the time of his death. taken sick and to Judge Fogler, which caused an The meeting closed with the nediction by in the fifth degree. The A GOOD FINANICAI, SHOWING. obliged remain there. At adjourn, In 186!) he became a member of the Oak- following granges ment > dar st. on Thursday afternoon. the nastor. 1 last reports he was to Wednesday. Mrs. Fogler’s condition, aud Police Department. Of massive stature responded to the roll-call: Northern The annual of the State improving. Light, report Treasurer is critical and it is feared g ladies of the Murray Club will -tid with almost herculean lie was is Edward very she cannot strength, Morning Light, Union Harvest, Dirigo, very gratifying. It shows the amount of Haney of Boston, formerly of ih home of Mrs. A. A. Smith next if striking appearance. For seven years iash on Jan. to have recover. Newspaper Note South hand, 1, 1!K>2, been his city, underwent a surgical j le served, on November to Branch, Granite, Frederick Ritchie an operation d 2.30 p. M. resigning 2, 1876, $297,837, increase of $98,958 over 1901, In and A in a in Boston. His sis- ail reports of the terrible disaster on ccept the position as superintendent of tire Sunlight. recess was then taken. The ind of $98,315 over 1900, at the same date, ecently hospital at the Cniversalist church next The < ’• ,nd service. At l'he Mrs. the Pacific coast the collision of the Narraguagus Times, rryfield, has police telegraph once, with afternoon session was with music passage of taxation acts at the last er, A. C. Ellingwood, received word steam- emarkable mechanical opened i: At genius, he designed session of the has increased the Walla Walla with be as follows: 10:45 A. m., entered upon the second half fits fifth vol- ! by the Morning Light choir. A wel- legislature don day that he is gaining steadily. ship the French brig Max» ud constructed a fire-alarm hearty State’s revenue to a system, using great extent. The in which a number ; vice, with sermon by the pastor ; nine, and is hopeful as to the :ure. It eer- t he old come was then of lives were lost, great Morse telegraph key transmitter, given by Tolford Durham State enters this year upon a new decade in Russell I). Sanborn, son of John Sanborn at I credit is to the Mimlay School; 0:15 p. m., young merits the hearty sui t of its sec- he police sending in alarms the instru- and to A. A. ihe of the bonded debt. < given heroism of the tainly by responded by Ginn. The topic, payment For the 'f this city, has arrived in Belfast, lie was A cordial invitation is tion, ment. There were then four wards in the ;en years just closed the State paid $50,000 commander of ;the Wal.’a Walia, A. cting. and “In feeding our neat stock which gives ecently discharged from the U. S. Capt. j ity the alarm was sounded according per year. with mm and end- Army, L. who stuck the Commencing Hall, to his ship to the last :■ «l to all; The Candid Friend, a Lorul publication, t o the ward in w hich the fire had been to- better results, feeding twice or three ing with the year 1911 the will be ! n expiration of his three years’ term of payments going down with but 1 uted. times was $70,000 From to t her, luckily being * a-e* at the M E. church next announces that M. De Blow has resigned daily?” opened by G. A. Levan- per year. 1912, 1921, erviceinthe Philippines. He made a fine From that simple the will saved. flail is a native of at beginning Superintend- followed inclusive, payments reach the top- ecord as a soldier. Capt North Mil be as follows: Preaching as Paris correspondent fo the London , seller, by Edward Evans, nt Carleton worked out the system in use Henry notch figures of $78,000 annually. From Bucksport. Christian’s Times and retires to fe. lie is sue- t llis so T. II. R. then m subject, “The private u-day. police telephone service is Clements, Durham, Nealey, Daw- until 1929 the annual payment will be Hon. S. M. Bird has returned to Rockland < that can but and worth at 0.30 p. m. ; ceeded by Arthur Fullerton, n American, a djusted every patrolman be son, C. 0. Fernald and A. A. Ginn. $38,000, should nothing happen to \ Ep League into the rom Boston, where he had an operation irought police headquarters witli- A fine and prevent, on Dec. 31, 192!), the State w ill be SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. at 7.30 p. m. ; sub- graduate fron: Harvard Celine. well rendered program was at young people u an jiour, no mafter where lie may be I free from the weight of the old loans which 1 lerformed St. Margaret’s hospital which : with a low aim.” » given by and was as it has >oang man The New its I uitrolling. 1 Morning Light Grange, Veil carrying ever since the days of 1 iroved an entire success. Ilis health has England Farniei completed Hon. L. A. Emery- Justice Presiding. He was most entertaining in his remin- follows: Recitation, Helen dia- the Civil war. and he irenee E. Eherman, field secretary 80th volume with the last ue in Decern- Nealey; ireatly improved, is being congratu- The term of j scences of early days about San Francisco, Gov. Ilill said on “Within the ! January Supreme Judicial logue, “Three o’clock in the morning” ; song, Thursday: , ated his host of friends. Society of Christian Endeav- her, and in the issue of in. 4th A. W. 1 n his he witnessed of the present month we shall off the last by Court in the Court boyhood many Louise pay $50,- opened House in this • Holt; rec., Louise >00 of the w ul a week in this State. Before Clieever, for 50 years reai r and editor, xciting episodes connected with the vigi- Bowden; dec., Spanish ar debt. Within ninety Hon. P. 0. returned from Cali- forenoon j Oscar Vickery city Tuesday at n o'clock. Fol- intes' government of San Francisco; Dow; song, “Old Black Joe,” Dr. lays we shall pay $100,000 of our boating 1 ornia on He left Decem- his present responsible position, gives some very interesting reminiscences. Saturday. Augusta, are the officers in well-informed was lie the and within six months 1 to see ! >er lowing attendance: J qually upon Holt, who responded to an encore; rec.. lebt, hope 20, with his family, secured for them a '.dentof the Pennsylvaniaunion, Mr. Clieever is a practic farmer, and , vents in Oakland’s the retired. \\ hen L. A. Ellsworth. early growth. Myrtle remaining $100,uoo that! ery comfortable home for the winter and Judge, Emery, was I’eavey; song by choir; music, Nora s done we shall to feel as we : this greatest of State unions an knows whereof lie writes. One of llis delights music. Pos- begin though mmediately started for Maine, as he desir- Clerk, Tileston Wadlin, Belfast. 1 essed of a Lufkin; song, Freeman S. A. >vere business in the sort ■ .itioii that has never been sur magnificent basso profundo Ritchie; rec., doing right of 'd to attend the Maine Sportsmen’s Assoc av- The Hath Times has begin its 42nd vol- ■ County Attorney, B. F. Foster, Halldale. nice Mr. Carleton for many years was a Mansur. The What can we do Aay, and by the time another New Year ion in on Mr. work. topic. to meeting Bangor Tuesday aggressive uiiie, and says it begins to ;el old. Of its i ainiliar figure in concerts and tomes round we ought to have an Vickery thinks Maine winters are as Stenographer, Cecil Clay, Portland. private keep our sons and on the exceed-j good 1 musical daughters farm, cheerful from the is i..\ services at tin- North Church eight earlier editors, Jan M. Lincoln, entertainments. He was in great ugly report treasurer.” those they have in California.—Kennebec Nher ft', S. G. Norton, Belfast. lemand by the grand opera impresarios was opened by Mrs, Durham, followed by Journal. follow* Sermon by the pas- Elijah Upton, 11. 0. Shorey W li. S. Whit- FISH ANJ> GAME INTERESTS. Deputy Sheriffs, W. A. Poland, Montville ; ears ago, but lie steadfastly refused to go Mrs. Moore, S. A. Lilian 1 Mansur, Kev. A. 1'. Kingold of the Geo. A. s. Mills, at in.45 a. m.; sub- man, J. F. Upton, 11. A Miorey, A. C i ipon tlie operatic stage, When the famous Healey, Washington Jackson, Searsmont; Wilmot L. Lulu Patterson. Song by Walter The OOiidnissiohers of inland fisheries and I street Baptist church left Dec. 30th train I \ of the Lord’s Service;” and John O. I’attei three ilyron reputed to be America’s Fairbanks, by Gray, North Troy; Jerry Bowen, Monroe. speeds Shorey only are Whitney, A vote of tame, L. T. Carleton, II. U. Stanley and E. I for Portland when* he will enter tlieMaine reatest basso, was in his thanks was given the hr»»t j -- prime, Mr. Carle* grange tlieir tlie M. G. Belfast. iiool at 12 m. c. E. Meeting at now living. K. King, begin report by detailing General Hospital t<> be operated on tor ap- Messenger, Norton, I mi was invited to go to Boston and join for courtesies. work of the various fish hatcheries in tlie1 the pendicitis, from which he has been a patient The grand jurors are the same as at the topic., “Entering Kingdom,” A career ’ he great male quartet of which Mr. Wliit- j sketch of the otceorge li. Lori- The committee on the Line a-nd State: sufferer for a season. The earnest t 24 was a but program long term. address by the pastor at iey member, lie declined. For Tlie Auburn station hatched 114,000 brook wishes for September mer, editor of the Saturn y Tost I for the next as complete restoration to health, Evening ears tire deceased pioneer was a member meeting reported follows: j order of the Court the traverse abject, “A Goodly Young Man.” trout; 170,000 landlocked salmon; 23,000 ind return t*» his are By jurors of n a recent issue < ”tst: early pastoral duties, Philadelphia, appeared f the Masonic Temple Quartet of this Time, January place, Ss$uth Montville now brook city. jt her fish. There are 300,000 : •xtended him by his numerous appear for service Thursday forenoon at 10 uil of the Cniversalist he was already j meeting ol the Editor and Publislr. Mr. Lorimer Fraternally affiliated with Live Grange; program; cou- trout and landlocked salmon openingJ'Pxercises; eggs 320,000 [fiends in thi.- city.—Eastport Sentinel. o'clock. are the drawn : :;>hold •ak Lodge, No. 61, F. and A. which Following jurors Tuesda\ evening, and the is a son of Rev. Geo. C. now of M., fering fifth eggs in tlie hatching troughs of this station. Lorimer, ! vi 11 have of the degree: report of granges; | Charles F. Knox: William r\ "dicers elected: Chas. E. charge funeral services. <'obbosseecontee station hatched 140,000 The betrothal is announced of Miss Bryant, Clerk, New York, and was a stu ait at He ( address of | j Colby. »!r. arleton was a charter member of the welcome, by lfirs. c. W. Howes; brook landlocked salmon. I Searsmont: William < oftiu, Burn- 1 L. T. •' trout; 108,607 Mabel Storme Pitcher and William Stewart Bryant, .easurer, shales; Standing is one ol' the most succes- ul journalists in ■rate of Maine Association. There sur- response, by W. S. remarks for in brook land- JJGlloff; Eggs troughs, trout, 200,000; ; Mitchell of Boston. Miss Pitcher is a ham; Fred V. Cottrell, Belfast; Henry F. W. Pot*-, (,eo. E. Johnson, this vives him a wife, his aged mother, and a of the locked salmon 4000. country. good order; of commit- B L. T. J irother, Charles Carleton. The latter re- appointment [laughter of Frank C. and Jennie { Libby) Davidson, Belfast: Charles Deshon, nmdt, Shales, C. F. Swift; noon Sebago lake station hatched 103,000 brook | The art supplements some of the t ides in Golden Gate. tee; recess; Which has II. Tro\ : U A. S. G. J. F. big tPusic; topic, trout, 118,00(1 landlocked salmon. Pitcher and Mr. Mitchell is a son of James ! Searsport; George Estes, Cottrell, Wilson; papers are doii. a work for the more 1 Sunday good intiuencp over the rising genera- At Caribou there were #194,089 brook and Etta V. Mitchell. Both Thorndike: D. W. Hanson. Jack- G. K. Johnson, B. J. F. art in the to avoid. Died in Nov. (Stewart Gowen, Kelley, showing peolewhat Portland, Me., 27, aged tion, the niotheyor the school teacher? to trout, 1,113 brown trout, 125,299 landlocked j Most of them are horribf t Martha widow of the late families formerly lived here and the young I son: Charles R. Harrison, {Belfast: B. examples, repro- ighty-four, J., be opened salmon and 17,200 white fish hatched. ductions of tho blood- one tndrew J. Ross of Me. Denslow; remainder rdliny things Belfast, ller faith b}yf|jPrtf,a A total of 162 lakes and ponds were people have many friends in Belfast. llerriman, Montville: Daniel ^HiggRis dicers of the Cniversalist Sunday sometimes sees in dream The inventor of i n Christ, early awakened and of program jje furnished South Mont- eventually Uj, by stocked. Von ill J. A. Holmes, Winterport lar- : r the H*02 are as follows: tlie color attachment forhe modern news- < onfessed by with the ville A. J. Condon of Denver is the president year uniting Congrega- The commissioners that the 1 Grangpf report Moose-) j ; Sears- paper printing machine as much toanswer 1 ional re-enforced a character the Larimer Co. of Fort ence M llurd, Liberty John I lines, ‘•ndent, C. K. White; Assistant church, head hatchery building on lower Squaw of Dry Goods lor in the great hereafter— Biddeford Journ- vhose inherited traits were Edwin Jenkins, John M. Jacob K. Dennett: Miss unusually brook gives promise of large returns when Collins, Colo., of which the Denver Post port, Monroe; Treasurer, nal. That faith a j trong. begot sweet patience GOVERNMNET. Stockton H. G. Mad- J. Lee /CITY completed. an interesting write-up in its issue of Lafolley, Springs; ihrup. Secretary, Patterson; hrougli years of physical in her The commissioners that on account of gives The many friends a over the State of suffering; say | j Fr ink H. BeBAusl. m. sewall Assistant Li- j distant and varied reading it insured to it has been to Dec. 31st, with a tine half-tone of the build- docks, Swanville; Mayo, Fletcher; E. Thtf, of the Council high water impossible place j James Dunning, maaging editor of the 1 he Bible the place of best loved ; regular meeting City Howard Moore, William Oliver, Earl Thomas; Pianist, Miss Bertha companion the fish screen at the outlet of Lake Sebago. i ig occupied by the concern. The Post I | Frankfort; Portland wil ; t held her interest to all that to Monday evening, Jan. Gth. Advertiser, sympathize with pertained 'V1'jjrlield Aj The screen was made and is ready to be of this Freedom; Nathan Pendleton, lslesboro: Assistant Pianist, Miss Carrie F. he welfare of our at the says: “The various departments big him in the sudden deai of his which highest country, board was present in the Alderman’s placed when water will permit. Tlie screen wife, ! ame time her yfil establishment include ladies’ and men’s Edgar B. Pottle. Lincolnville; William 11 Hr; Advisory Committee, Rev. Ash- broadening sympathies to 1 cost which is in of the occurred on New Yen's room and seven members of the Common $1,264, $264 excess day. Mrs. Dun- I .11 the claims of God’s as evinced Charles H. Roberts. smith, Miss Elizabeth Kelley, Miss kingdom, appropriation. The excess will be raised furnishings, dry goods and notions, carpets Reynolds, Unity: ning was Miss Ada Augusta >y generous giving through all Council. Roll of accounts No. 10 was pass- L. Barr. Forsaith, ] l**2V“:eafs bj popular subscription. and upholstery, cloaks and suits and ladies’ Brooks; George A, Walker, North port ihe retained to the last a are the daughter of the late ( ptain E. B. Forsaith very ref JLohio ed. Following amounts under the I Under the head of big game, the commis- ; E. \ and strict seuse of *0!! shoes, each department being complete in L. Worthing, Palermo. iimual meeting for the election of of and udgment juf,.^!, various sioners say: “From the best information Brunswick, w.s born at sea in the j conscientious to appropriations: After the the o' the Brotherhood of Andrew and fidelity every! trust A we have been able to obtain from the annual itself and full of choice and up-to-date impanelling grand jury South Atlantic oceat 1876. 1 nost faithful and devoted Contingent. $805.52 July 26, She ml.tijg- j.„r reports of guides, sporting camp proprietors, The succeeded docket was called and cases for of men of the will ever Highways. 287.82 goods.” present company assigned society young Bap- was married to Mr. 1 six nemory be a precious and others, 317 inning years ago Fire 111.59 transportation companies the C. R. Welch Co. the trial. It Is expected the term will be ii i'li, was held j Department. moose have been killed and 96 killed during past year, short, Wednesday evening, and only a short time go removed to Port- of Free 247.63 legally ; ^0"gre8atf'oiiahft Library. and the officers of the new- are as but few cases are marked for trial. The officers were elect- )ece«lCh190ien’_The illegally, making a total of 413 moose killed corporation One* following land from Bangor, wi re Mr. was General school purposes. 215.62 Dunning Mrs. Ross will be most in the state this year. A large majority of all experienced dry goods men. Mr. in which outside attorneys are dent, Fred .S. Pendleton; Vice editor of the Phifcsantly re- School contingent. 33.70 Garst, interested, city Commercial. , those killed illegally were cows and calves. is for i' nembered by a host of Permanent 40.62 the manager, was associated for many assigned next Tuesday. lii, Harry Stimpson; Chap., Ben frien«lsrin ]jeifast repairs. “From the same sources of information ,nd been a Repairs and insurance. 19.00 with Marshall Field Four trials are t'cn: Sec., Herman vicinity, having 0f this we learn that 10,320 deer have been years Company, the jury assigned for today, Coombs; Treas., Secret resi Mrs. Lena providing lighting number of non-residents After an absence of two years from his ! * 4958; guided, 10,- A. K. Braley, D. I G. M. The ^ t Field of Newtonville, a. m. Whittaker. made by Rev. Geo. S. Mills, Rev. A. program will MasS) Mrs lights between 5.30 and daylight to 428.” native State E. E. Hatch of the 18th dartha Oapt. j include a quartettemd solos Miss Marion I. Teel of Vernon March 1st. It was referred to the committee There were licensed 28 dealers in deer Judge Emery was clothed in the judicial "nuth and many of the congregation, by &enter> U. S. infantry, is visiting his parents in Mrs. : ■rank B. who has 122camp proprietors; 34 marketmen; to the in at the Wells and K... Pitcher. There will be Ross, died at on lights. skins; robes, according recently adopted acting Tuesday evening North J»since 62 hunters and 42 taxidermists and Liberty. lie is accompanied by his wife. a with mus 1 S. DR trappers; •h was led dance by the Bohemian Club. charleston, C., Rebecca nf ,,nrt custom of the Court. by Rev. Geo. S. Mills and Adjourned. 13 commissioners licensed to take birds. The Bangor Commercial had this to say of wi I 1 and, Andrew afternoon and was Rev. A. A. The exercises be public, by invitation. Maine, Tuesday Wednesday morn •'pening prayer by M.Ro4s“Spoi JAILS AND l'RISONS. his travels: and Susan Thon were devoted to Brief remarks were ilaine, R. Law Court Decisions. ing hearings in divorce made by many Timothy Chase.,0dge, F. ard A. Masons, 1 ias 0, Port]and The reports of the commissioners of jail Capt. Hatch has circumnavigated the the foi dame. .. earth his eases, etc., before the court. 'he congregation. The Wednesday re-elected wing officers Jan. 2d: W. and prison inspectors’ say: “The past year during absence. He sailed with Wednesday II. The case of Andrew J. Stevens vs. Leon- has been a most successful one as re- recruits from New York on the afternoon Belfast vs. W. (). Whitcomb was mg meeting was at the Universalist M„ Elisha aney; S. W„ Jchn W. Mr. Nelson for transport Karnes, manv vparo a the conduct of 12 in this State. Sumner, March, 1899; stopped for the pur- and the J. W., rancis H. 1 esident of the ard L. Gentner has been reported to the gards jails heard. Whitcomb’s wife was committed to "h, meeting this, Thursday, Kuight; Welch; Treas- Twenty-sixt 1, 27>i2 It, that the have been atten- pose of coaling at Gibraltar, Malta, port niton street K'ard^f Clerk appears jailers the insane Belfast the dig will be at the church. The urer, Geo. A. '.'has. E. near liradfon of Courts by the Law Court. The Said, Suez, Colombo and Ke- asylum, paid bills Baptist Qtmby; Secretary, , he i\trert ’died^fndl®do“ tive to their duty and that good discipline Singapore. evening of New Year** case on and 1 -is of S. rank was entered at the April term and has been maintained.” to the turning he sailed from Iloilo the trans- brought suit to recover, claiming that the meetings are as announced Johnson; D., R. Woodcock ; J. I>., ninutes after s#®et’ According nine o’clock' the eiehH last and arrived > F. tried at the 1901. The ac- report of Warden Smith of the State prison port Kilpatrick September Whitcomb is able to pay. week. Day ton Alvin 1 irst year of his age. fie Tfr’ l September term, Stphenson; Tyler, b*b® at Thomaston, there are at 192 in- in San Francisco after a voyage of days. tion was brought to recover land on which present | subject of Rev. E. 8. l'hilbrook’.s Blodgett; Trusts, Geo. A. Quimby. tb® end mates. During the past year 54 have served From San Francisco he proceeded with iiis j he "came'at the ‘S7na* t0 plaintiff claimed the defendant had their sentence and have been company to Fort Douglass, Salt Lake City, Prayer was offered at the of "H at the church next The followii officers idvanced w discharged, opening Haptist Sunday were elected in years. Ue for a leave of ab- 111 *llb dlJeillness erected a stable. The lands of the parties six have been pardoned by the governor Utah, station; procuring Court Rev. ■• 'on will be Solomon ittended i? by Eugene S. Phil brook of the “Miracles of Grace.” The King ouncil, R. and S. Tues- constantly by and and two have died. The aver- sence he returned to his old home, visit- M., done with joined and the was in to the council, him at tL lL dispute regard at San en church. school will meet at 12 M. The day evening, lan. 7th: T. 1. / VF feanms was age is 183, which does not include the 23 ing Antonio, Texas, and Boston Baptist M., S. A. I »orn in Jackson, Wald <“ location of the line between them. County,r™„t, a farm dividing insane route. Capt. Hatch visited during his trav- g men’s meeting at :i p. m. will be of Parker; D. M James 11. Howes: P. C. 1 lamlet near Belfast, in ;,° prisoners. W., ls The jury returned a verdict for the defend- els the famous fortifications of Gibraltar, The Ice ui a soldier of .graud* Situation. interest to men, and all men, young W. C. Libby fr., Robert ather, the f‘?iIle', , INSURANCE. the walled of Valletta with its memo- Burgess; Rec., lad ant, to which the tiled a motion for City will lie j been one of the ear plaintiff ries of the of St. John and their id, welcome. The singing will Chas. E. c. of F. jjst Voifion rQmno nestjwFf settleis ot Bel- Tlie annual of the Mon. S. W. Knights Job,on; G., O. Smith; ] a new trial. The Law Court overrules report Supt. Lawrence of the American ice Co. ;alne in 18fl° to New the heroic defence against the Turks; Cairo, Kcompanied by instrumental music, C. of C., ■ lersev* and was tv Carr, State Insurance Commissioner, shows to H.j. Chaples; Steward, F. A. For motion for want of with its mosques, museums and old is said be very well pleased with his out- LS >’ears e"gaged prosecution. Thomp- tlie for the to have been pyra- ’ere will be a debate at the Christian Johnson; Sei a teacher in Jf'iK receipts past year Colombo with its nel, 11. W. Marr.ner. Grand otber son for mids; tropical civilization, look for ice fields on the Kennebet. The ilaces, and in and in and. plaintiff. MeLellen for defendant. $10,520.50, which beats all records, against ii-avor meeting at 0.30 p. m. on the ques- j wa|F as well as Manila, which lias been in recent Penobscot I. 0. O. elect- < (million schools. He In several cases which went to the $13,408 in 1900. The receipts are subdivided section of the river from the head of Swan lucampment, F., “vi!! F‘e liquor years second to no in be- “Resolved, That, having a dollar to he ed the officers 1 he business of m as follows: licenses to companies, $4,230; city prominence foliow-ig Tuesday evening: station! pr‘mF MvFmp1.?^8 Law Court on demurrer the are fore the world. He has served with his Island to the line between l’ittston and •ted without C. P F. II. M. W. t wholesale exceptions 4,589; agents, $11,036; 103 brokers, $1,030; division to missions, I M.IVood; P„ Welch; and retil ,7 on of which Iloilo four miles is S. c. M ’..ames s.f't'.FiVi ^r#vFF overruled for want of prosecution. two four regiment Panay Island, Dresden, above, frozen over. edit to W., Craig; J. W., 11. 0. Dodge; has been a resi< 1 f special brokers, $40; examinations, give it to rather than home .. ‘jlfnce, IS is the principal city and His foreigh Scribe, J. F. C. 11. Sar- lie now $80; one statement, $25; one charter, $25; seaport. regi- The fields are mostly clear of bad ice, and Davidson; S., \ Twenty-sixth Ward ','FU7 ment on this island has had its usual share "ions.” The participants will be, nega- gent; lr.t l H. C. R. i n the house in Concerning Local Industries. miscellaneous, $54.50. the Howes; Trustees, whic 'h 'hp’^lied^ifp^l of hard service in campaigns against the product must be of good quality. ", Percy Keen and Hosea W. af- Harrison, c. March, A G. I urvived by one sol The Bismarck and Rhoades; Spencer. ^ ilberforce! insurgents. The regiment was present at tugs Ralph Ross, aided They ustalled Grand Priest 'Junes, Librarian of .r' the Adelia and from mutive, Misses Josie Patterson and Ileulali w,, ,,1 by High 4' Harrison, Wood & Co. resumed work the capture, of Iloilo. After the fall of that by Seguin Bath, have W. C. Mill' ,,f Augusta. The date is not danliattan. Another WEDDING BELLS. been engaged the week in fi./lenr°an ln,Llbral7’ city, an organized army of num- past breaking their i'iiilhrook. The pastor’s topic at the fixed. outh. He earl>' Monday at their granite works after a clos- insurgents suffered the X| Fie between three and four thousand way toward Bangor. A field 1,000 feet in >f his wife to Iloss, ten years ago, bering ning meeting will be “Strong Reasons u!™ ing of one week. have a num- length and the width of the river was clear- They large Shaw-Siiaw. A pleasant wedding armed men resisted American advance on '|| 2—Our need of ittached. Two brother! devotedly ed by the Bismarck and Ross Christ.” The Sewing Ter.bie Railroad j!'tn^asa ®lster sur- ber of orders and are working a full crew. the island. Over two years of constant Friday Ralph Accident. ’ive him in New party gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and four rcle will meet with Englan anjl Eames fighting and scouting was required before alone, Saturday morning the boats Mrs. Fidelia Carter devout Stevens of Jackson does were at work. Train Christian, ,was. Timothy consid- Marshall Shaw in East Belfast New Years this force was or Monday night the tugs had next Two Collide in a Tunnel and the I litis a destroyed captured, with afternoon. The gave him J reached a about a a Wednesday young 'alvinist, erable business in making leather gloves to night, on the occasion of the marriage of the exception of a. few small ragged bands. point quarter of mile men's Wreck Takes Fire. i ntense and mystical til jIu®hfatthe!1’i below the steamboat wharf in meeting Wednesday evening will be f“7a. 77sbe added“.’“f; order. He takes their This was finally accomplished. The in- Hampden. 0 it the » '7r measurements and fits son, Harrison A. Shaw, and Mrs. The was laid 01 New ytcK Jan. 8. gentler moderi/ an A Clever Actress. The Maine Indians. the freshet of Dec. 15, which is one of i In the new play. “Under Southern Maine Matteks. In the last fiscal the worst ever known in the State, but While there was a No landsman was ever kicked or Grace has the decrease of om it will be enormous. Skies,” George leading*' year the amount disbursed at the pen- No one places one in the membership of the thrown over a and therefore he and promises to repeat the suc- Passat / wheel, sion agency in Augusta, which covers the total damage to roads, bridges, part tribe of Indians In quoddy during the does’nt know what it means. A sailor the was salaries mills and other at less than cess she made in “Iler Majesty." to State, $2,897,782; $4,000, property year, according the report of as.„ clerk hire $2,000,000, and it is to be much II. knows all about it. No one is a real $8,215, contingent expenses likely George Hunt, weich was'filed at tl The amount for more. Reports of damage in the back State house Dec. sailor who has not been over a wheel $5,000. paid pensions 31, scrofula, paralvs under the towns continue to come in. The elec- general law was $1,470,058; and consumption prevail to a great no has been kick- ll once, and proper sailor nurses widows and others tric roads suffered C. tent the older $1,044, $391,- severely.E. among members of the ed over it times he is 541. There was on account of the Brown, who will be remembered and their many though paid by tribe, condition calls for inn,a, war with as “Comical is a never t. o and or too old Spain $4,018. Under the act many Brown,” repairer j sympathy and help. heavy strong, in the mills of June 27, 1890, which provided for a paper at Rumford Falls. | During the year there and wire, to feel sure that he has ap" were n service where to earn For many years he was a popular ; births and 15 and pension inability deaths, the tribe now pcaied in that act for the last time—not a living has developed since the war, entertainer throughout New England. : numbers 400. .II. D. Grahame has closed a contract so long as he continues to monkey with these sums were paid: 1 nvalids $707,352, j Agent Charles A. Rolfe of thePenob widows and Last witli Lee & the Boston scot tribe that the wheel at e.dd moments. The lands- others, $917,037. year Shepherd, j reports nothing occurred there were on the rolls the publishers, whereby him the : the to pension they give during year interrupt the sue man in. y perhaps think it means that names of this sole rights for the of of 18,929 pensioners, year stage production j cessful work the school system. There wicked master the number is a decrease of 110. Charles Clark Munn’s tne] common, picks up 18,813, popular novel, j were seven deaths during the year, and “Uncle a of the Maine flu always innocent sailor anil chucks .\ feature of the encampment of the Terry,” story j the tribe now has 300 members’. Maine (J. A. II., to he held in Augusta coast. Up to date this popular book A large part of agent Rolt'e’s Mini hack and forth over the wheel just report is Feb. 13th and 14th, will he an official has had a circulation of some eighty devoted to the question of temperance for mealiness and amusement, and may visit of the commander-in-chief, Judge thousand copies since last December .... and he remarks with satisfaction lion. Seldon uin.,11 wonder why Congress doesn’t prohibit Eli Torrance of Minneapolis, which Connor, formerly gov- the excellent showing made in that di will occur on the second and it is ernor and now United States the practice; and I wish Congress would' day, pension rection during the 12 months just past probable that a reception will he ac- agent for the State of Maine, has re-1 1 also desire, in this to correct a lecture, corded him. The program has not yet ceived check for $10,000 on an endow-1 GASTOHIA. ment uni misunderstanding there may be in been completed, hut will he later an- policy due him from the New Bears the The Kind You Ha»e Always Bou-riit the matter, and to kindly enlighten the nounced. It is expected that there will York Life Insurance Co. Mr. Conner’s he an attendance of about 500 comrades many friends are extending their con •iviliau regarding this particular act in “’T' acme encampment.v\ttorney-uenerai gratulations.... Mrs. Anna Sargent maritime war and gymnastics. The Seiders that the Hunt, of the Maine Federa- says $1,500 appropria- president The Gloucester tion of Fishing Industry. cause of the operation is anger; the ef- tion of the last legislature for the de- Woman's Clubs, states that the annual session of the federation will be fects of an sea. The favorable tection and arrest of criminals has angry The season which been of great service to him. lie held in Dexter on Tuesday, Jan. 21. fishing closet! Derail, auditions for the act are a dark night thought that if it had not been for this It will be the mid-winter session and : 1001, was very satisfactory to the Glou. it tin- end of a compound gale, when the fund to draw from Lambert would will be wholly devoted to business, i cester fleet, and of the entire catch this wind lias moderated and left seven ilif never have been apprehended and con- ne autumn meeting was practically a year 100,000,000 pounds was caught ami and not Terrio.E. C. literary session. The Federation will landed by vessels from that port. ()f this i' io able-bodied seas scorching in victed, probably New York. Milliken of Portland has filled the meet with the AVoman’s Literary Club Photo by 8«rony. amount, 125,201,541 pounds, valued at ton: t■ eii directions anil not a policeman ofiice of adjutant of Eosworth Post, G. of Dexter.There was a meeting and f, GRACE GEORGE. $8,100,000 was landed at Glocester. The :i as of rest went to Boston, New York. New glii. So long there is wind and A. It.,for 27 years consecutively, a term banquet Colby alumni at Portland 'jprivate life the actress is the wife of of in one which Dec. at which port and other points along the Atlanta' fairly good headway, the natural dis- service position prob- Friday evening, 27tli, William A. the well known President AVhite was the of Brady, coast. ably cannot be found in any other guest honor. ror Slx tlie NEW jio.-n on of the rudder is to hang out theatrical manager. The I Y >™s -YORK W EEKLY TRIBUNE has Grand in the IIis There were 02 The Gloucester fishing Meet now con. hoon a Army post country. present. speakers national, weekly newspaper, read nine entirely be farm- orb no and behave itself without wag were Hon. J. S. sists of 875 vessels of ton *■*i‘!"‘ btta e: records are models in completeness and Drummond, President 38,770 gross joyed the ooulidenee and -upport of the Aiiierican nage, 28 new vessels been add' people to a■ never eii a it sometimes needing considerable legibility....Guide Toni Jones of Gardi- AVhite, Rev. ('. E. Owen of AVaterville, Mr. Gillam having degree attained by any similar publication. Ralph the 1 ner lion. William II. Rev. A. R. during year. ■uiagcinent and force from the recently captured a coon, and utter Looney, I H K about three weeks lie allowed Crane of Hebron. Prof. E. W. Hail of Holds Revival Services in Rost-on in it training ii to give even the necessary Rev. Dr. Miss True of him his freedom. The coon after a Colby, Wilson, At the NEW-YORK TRIBUNE FARMER ot \ r (Tnion ('-mgregationalist ements h steering. week or ten days' liberty in the woods AVaterville, AV. (1. Chapman, Dr. Alfred Climr'i. Columhus Avenue, Boston, is made for H wliou the returned to his captor," and was King of Portland and W. E. Sargent of absolutely farmers and tlieii families The first num- kicking conditions, glad, Rev. (liilam of "the nor Ilehron. A letter was read from Ralph Dorchester, nio issued November 7, liMM. >•’: '-ii apparently, to become again a member Judge cut ioned. have together arrived; olcl-tiiue Boston held servies department of agricultural industn of the household. The animal is a AVhitehouse of the Supreme Court. newsboy," K\t;r.\ is covered bv specie'll Dec. Tiie con- the liifiVient seas are pounding The officers have been elected Sunday, goth. had weat her .in Mb-ir respective lines,"aid the great favorite, and Mr. Jones says he following Ti'iili'-vi1V1^!,VIS^ I' Aii.MKlt will be sidered, the services were well attended, in ever\ son a hi_rh class, up to a css imider. lirst one not Pine Tree Order of Coughing da e. upon rump would the for the by division, pi exchange pet Railway tiie element Mr. (liilam live, enterprisiiijr aurieult urai paper, illustrated Conductors: Chief li. although might 'Min profusely uni ••n the other, the handsomest coon cat ever raised in conductor, F. pictures oi live stock, model farm buildings and upon frighten- have been to to was to die with homes, agri- Maine.Visitors to Island ! Sears; assistant chief conductor, II. C. expected appeal 1 was given up cultural machinery, etc. 'd u st Squirrel niggles desperately and tries conspicuous by its absence. Mr. (liilam 1 then Farmers' sons will he interested to know that K. 11. ! True; secretary and treasurer, W. quick consumption. began wives, am 1 daughters will tind special paires f..r announced at the outset that his services I heir 1 ipe liuii- its hitching post, and Richards, the landlord of Squirrel Inn Sprague; senior conductor, C- E. Trvon, to use Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I entertainment. '■• would he in the nature of a re- at and am now in Itf.uular >1.00 hut. \ouean uies it docs The force is for (he seven lias junior conductor, AV. E. Cotton: inside quiet improved once, price per year, ho it with your favor- escape. past years, purchased in which ite h me I. M. outside senti vival, lie hoped to accomplish a health.”—Chas. E. Hart- weekly newspaper, fill. liKPUJiLlc \\ J0LKXV.L .■;:t that a !■ inch white the hotel and will make it still more sentinel, Ilaseltine; perfect one >j. oak stock week's work. He added that N. V. year fur attractive. It is to nel, W. Gould; division committee* anyone man, Gibbstown, >t*mj etii isti' and if no proposed light excitement your subscriptions and niom-\ n, ( i | p IIKITFIu AN iff; there be J. 8. II. D. seeking better stay away, as the house with gas. for one thing. j Lysaght, David Pratt, Steven- d(M I INAL FI B. CO., Ui:i asi, Mi:. on 1 ■ ard who can a they would he disappointed. l'ig successful Miss Minnie Ftencli, aged 2fi, the son.Charles C. Smith, believed to be young The first service opened with the aider to brag about all the rest woman who lost her scalp in a machine the youngest man ever appointed as It’s too risky, playing hymn. "Yield Not to Mr. at the Edwards mill in two trial justice in this state, has been Temptation,” > n-l I v- 'lays’ tl t- vessel becomes iio.pless Augusta (liilam with your name and address to th» NFYV-YOKK Till 15- named to succeed the late -I Samuel himself leading the singing in your cough. weeks ago, died Dec. 2sth. The scalp udge PAPER I e 'n il a most w .. \K»KIJ, New-York and a manageable mu ii a British tramp I.. as convincing \fter the hymn City, free sample copy from the back of her neck to her eye- Neal judge of the police court at The first you '< Mr. (liilam delivered tl si-iia.m, taking thing will be mailed to uit cilia's along and tows her into brows was torn off. It was replaced Kitten. Judge Smith is 24 years of you. for his text. "While he was vet young know it will be down ~ one or two thousand but did not knit. At first the age. Judge Neal was kicked to death pounds operation he to seek alter (lod.” IB- said: i to be Miss a horse on Christmas L. began t< ;! v promised successful, but by day.Silas in and -g. general two thousand. i propose to some sensible deep your lungs French did not have enough strength Voting, Wiseasset's oldest citizen, is give you o iin.ti tlie-c extreme reasons why you should seek (lod when e.y. kicking to stand the strain of illness....Rev. Dr. dead at the age of 05. He engaged in the play will be over. Be- you are young. 1 am aware that the •akitiir coiulitions are not often E. s. J. McAllister, late citizens' and the grocery business there 70 years ago We invite the Public to and was active his store until 8 people in this world who do not know with o' 1 a ;•> not a ha f prohibition candidate for of ip years gin eariy Ayer’s pod dozen times mayor (lod find some satisfaction in Portland, has arranged to deliver nine ago. lie was postmaster under Presi- worldly Pectoral and I xamine our stock of it : loiieratc ife-tlmc of one or two The devil has to give some Cherry stop Sunday evening sermons, to la1 devoted dents Pierce and Buchanan.The Rev. pleasures. hunt ‘d Out when do ce- to his followers. A II and years. they to a consideration of the Hudson Sawyer, who for the past eight compensation keep the Lamp political rights is well cough. f 4 N\ PQ a lias this very when things run If il tie-mt !cr shies and leaps from and duties of a citizen, tin* present cor- years been rector of the Episcopal Three sizes 25c., 50c., SI. All druggists. hut the time comes when Fittings. ■ in and the church of the in smoothly, sill-- side, it naturally causes some ruption poin ex. remedy.... Heavenlyliest Auburn, The queers of has been at the things go wrong, and then where can u s n feu bakuain v. ■ municipal Augusta have appointed chaplain Consult doctor. If he take it, up’I and st-if-revi-rsib’e revolutions of we turn in our troubh hut to Hod? 1 your says granted the pet it n of the Dirigo Tele- eastern branch of the National Home then do as he says.* If he tells you not seen much of to take it, then don’t take it. He knows. connecting wheel above .which cl c* for Soldiers at Saw- have the world, and have A H LL LINE OF —. phone Co. to polex and wires and Togas, Maine. Mr. Leave it with him We are willing. will known worldly pleasures, and will J. C. AYEK Mam. : revolut ons are called''kicking") establish a pa\ station in Augusta. yer he the first regular chaplain CO., Lowell, this home has ever the frankly say that t did enjoy them at tin! a The vote was unanimous and is in ac- had, pulpit Raiges, Parlor Stoves, Tinware, W ooden ti.en "good man” is needed to ■he time. But. if I could cord with the sentiment of the com- formerly being supplied.The gover- my brethren, maki the its liiml feet down. turn hack the of it W ;re. Kitchen thing keep munity. The action means better and nor and executive council, Dec. 1st, page my life, would Cutlery, Furnishings, When the strain comes he a clean page from the start. You downward on cheaper telephone service for the people elected Francis Keefe of Eliot as mes- INU.UDIN A notice in these that LAkUE STOCK OF tiie side of the wheel where he stands, of Kennebec county...Former President senger of that body. The salary is 8500 days young men Harris of the University of Maine has de- a year. Mr. Keefe is at present a clerk are tlrnking nothing of their inlluenee by lifting several tons he may be the on are IEARL AGATE W parted with his family for Port Deposit, in the office of the secretary of State, others; they wholly wrapped up ENAHELED ARE victor, but the in momentary instantly Maryland, where he will assume his and is an aide-de-camp on the staff of themselves. Who knows what good IN ; RY VA'IETY OF ure is reversed and his side of the duties ax president of the Jacob Tome Gov. Hill, with the rank of lieutenant might he done if you were to receive COOKING^ IHNSIE. institute....Senato McFadden takes ex- colonel, lie served in the lionim Hod in your heart: how many homes Hitt"! lifts as suddenly and with as funn. FURNACK AND PLUYIBINU our Specialty. ceptions to the statement of state Mas- the Eliot district in 1 will.George AV. yoiift»ight make happy? I call upon .. as it had borne to vigor previously ter Gardner in his address at the State Maxey, a w ell-known resident of Tliom- you t-ad a life of usefulness in the OPEN wit: that when the service or and is “throwing” grange, where he claimed that no tax aston, died at his home there Dec. 81st. Hod. lichel! & EVENINGS.* I “I call Trussel!, ■on s in If there were anything above bills were to the lie had been ill the hotel business for vtpon you to save the sin- presented legislature stru-keu the committee. Mr. many years and was in the navy during P*-,.pie about, you. (let Hod ni :he man to brace his head or shoul- except by grange and McEadden writes that Senator Plum- the civil war. Air. Maxey was 58 years early, u,ul't sneak up to Hod when di'i under he might bear down more you are old mer, Senator and himself pre- old,and is survived by a wife, two daugh- .ln(] wom out- and ask for as a Staples lour-li Light Fairy^ •■eav'.y. but as there is nothing but his sented tax bills in the senate and Mr. ters and a sun, the hitter residing in Ban- help, t|ls of the people in the W hen t Potato dealers of Aroostook coun- church today xveve ue g! and skill to bear on with, when Gardner of the house a railroad tax hill gor.... converted before is if use were cl your cooking you the right Baking have an the they > -ars Given to the it in the house....Sarah Elizabeth, wife of ty organized association, of age. Everyone Free they prove unequal demand here is in Powder. 'EUGENE II) crirll Hon. Moses one of the best of which is ‘’to obtain today Hie service of Hod or person interest Ghidings, principal object •*! 'ii beenmes a case of over. lie his Here is a sure form* ’a f* I p» I ■** 9 subscribing to tin go upandgo known residents of died very from transportation companies just adversary, hhoose vou this day Do vai (jo Bangor, whom will ser ■an ot let until too late—it is all so bee. 25th at her home on and which it is you wl,at has unlie- ", go suddenly equal rights impossible 2 ibs. Three Crow Cream Tartar 70 i i FIELD S ■I,C;1 het ever done tor >er'il*e anv aiuoiiii! .(» sir sudden. There is one bit of Broadway. She was about the house for individual shippers to secure with- % Wl„.|(1, ran vou possibly on ■•s,i,,'irijptioi' out The association is to put your hand 1 lb. Three Crow Soda 8 1 nuf mo during the day and participated in the long delays.” an*.-|lstitutionin'olu. t '.r ;r i it ■IMI " 'll 111 i I i dole >i satisfaction in the movement; if one he that is ntdicine her: ll !lr KnN Christmas festivities. Mrs Biddings be known as the Aroostook Potato country suppor,.^ , unbelief? I 1 iaiutil) artist 1 choicv Cost 78c ^l«9VfV/9 r-Jlii-. kil'.ul he knows nothing of it whatever, had been prominently identified with Shippers association.The growth of give you your toflav of Hfe due tor articles or death; it rests with yf We; h,-u> 1 have lien there befoie, and quite charitable work in Bangor for many the street railway system in Maine has to 'choose.” making Baking f,ovvk«s been At the close ol the v. eke o \ • >u A $7.00 and know from years, she was one of ttie trustees of marvellous. Twenty years ago evt.lh seryioe 2Gc per lb. All Baking Powders put up in cans have ciune; (♦•loth bound, 8x11), as lately, experience just cards were about ""1 till- ;it*‘ Of the Children's home and a there were .11 3-4 miles of street rail- passed aski a„ snbsriip corporation ■■ contain some some how expeditious such a deatli may be; who would receiv (.od an. .. Starch, Ammonia, Alum, here thm. all! member of many other societies_ road track in the whole State. The Perhaps who some BOOK r." over it; no time to think of first in church to sign. Those Phosphate. By making your own from I- add s best iiigering Hon. and Mrs. William Engel cele- trolly line was built in Bangor sig.,ed do es .em alike1 ou. and most into another room, \ ... '''■|'i' >entativ<- vs k •> lies or ex> uses to offer the Court above. brated their 22nd 1880. At tlie beginning of tlie present passed j a pure fin i>(), lf wedding anniversary \ was i ami i> ready for debserv there were 200 miles of street rail- strengthening service held n>. \] v And ii somehow to be true Wednesday evening, bee. 25th, at their year j rtic an more I 1{ul r"!' ,hr n.»).l. .-on yet happens vival a alike, soi11el;i N in and lias since songs sung. Quite ,rlm,M>n °r tl"‘ ^ home on Ohio street, Bangor, and ttie way operation enough numl.j | [rated iiv fbir- 'rid that a man is killed beyond re- j persons received tiie Holy Spirit ‘--r,v‘destartiststhi> book rarely event was attended been added to make the total nearly i ha iviuals are ke. IV two of e by many people. i ctmlard l \ Iso at Hook ugal]}- he goes up once his length be- Pedagogical j of the New Yolk of which by pi We try Stores) Daily News, 104 Clinton the 22nd annual meeting held in Au- ,, St.. Chicago fore turning. IIis head then being some Fish ani> Game. Fishermen around Frank A. is the AXD >ou also wish to send gusta last week, officers were elected Muusey proprietor. to pur up evry preset tion postage, enclose tor. the deck lie Bath and vicinity are doing a ( ien or twelve feet above as follows: F. W. fairly President, Johnson, Charles D. Clarke, the founder and editor Three ■ 1 j good business this winter. Smelts have Crow Soda as it a be »■%. m< ets the resistance of gravitation, Waterville; Vice president, W. E. the Rath “the little just skiilfily been somewhat scarce the few of Independent, green you avoid ii. .. Adv-is past and do not '“**«• “ o« when controlled that and the dimin- Bussell. Gorham; Secretary-treasurer, of will retire “on account of ill lunous ingredients you No er JcSntril,ut!o,;THUnUl1’,,S by days on account the high tides. Fif- 'un,” health, pay for som*^ up. detail is C. E. Tilton, Bangor: Corresponding that does not raise put he strikes an teen cents a is paid for them in and C Webber, who lias been •tiling the food. ishing centrifugal force, David S. Wheeler, Water- pound Hairy city- ■ u, r o secretary, the local markets. Bass on will rushed he orbit and ungracefully turns head ville; Executive committee, F. W. fishing editor of the Rath Enterprise, take J0HN slighted, Commissioners’ Notice. Winnegance creek Inis improved on ac BIRD COHPANY, the lee Johnson, W. E. Bussell, C. E. Tilton, charge of the Independent. In last Satur- media1 ias to be or downward, striking quarter-deck count of the recent freshet. The fish 1833. ng Mallett. takes a Ham rs and®5'ABLISHEU bv tb with the top of his head and back of the David S. Wheeler, W. G. day's issue Mr. Clarke characteris- IIIb‘-‘-‘l>Hppoluted laid, judge oi I robate find a market in both Boston and Dealers in Pare Food Article* t y for the <\>unfv o X". a native of Ban- ready we w If it o oi 1 -ab o.on the second shoulders. Fortunately, whatever may Melville Weston, tic farewell of his readers, from which we go Tuesday of December \ New York markets, where 12 or 10 WR ol. < ommissioncrs to then he the condition, the loss gor and a well-known lawyer of Boston, __*OCKLAND. receive ami examur physical cents a pound is paid for them.Fred quote as follows: our sto) to, t cd and’the general mental feel- died suddenly of apoplexy at his home, Wtinvite y ‘nn'-'T Wn’" ‘.date o dignity Townsend, while out hunting in the As for the Old Man, he will proceed to vLrtV'T’r ot tiie I have never known 4S Mt. Vernon street, in the latter ings man, yet city, woods in the of noticed rest lor a while and make friends again of come to us wth .'re- a the vicinity Togus, yoiti 1 a deck to he seriously injured in Dec. 25th. He was classmate of the trees nooks in good a white squirrel on the ground, which dear old and adjacent for- this late Gov. Wolcott at Harvard, and a where he wandered as a boy. For two way.—Richardson. at his approach ran up a tree. He shot ests, scnptmn- relative of Chief Justice Puller of the falls now, in our devotion to the Independ- Il'.a'tiirv tlie animal and upon examination f' u'iliTdtin*ld.ssi0M''-ltt'ti!! The Field & Cowles Calendars. Cuited States court. lie had ent, we have had to give up gunning to keep supreme in same found him to be every way the on Then we have several appeared as counsel in many important “copy the hook." calendars issued the in- as the red squirrel, only that he was millions, more or less, accumulated in the The special by law cases, largely of a commercial Poor Soi, Cowles this season white. Never before lias a business in this a of surance linn uf Field ,V nature.The town of Winslow at its perfectly newspaper city, part which we to ! We also have are unusually artistic, and are perhaps the of this sort been seen or heard propose spend town Dec. 2Homer ps and pickles, spread showing the gal- reach of freshets, and to take such NATHAN I). mVss -n»rs four photographic ellccts, Hill and placed on exhibition in the of lant fellows at the Nal.ant life-saving sta- action as be necessary for tlie B3BIIKttuncoating may State house.The recent storm served tion at their work. The lirst of the views accommodation of its citizens until Greatest Year Ever Known. «seC and the hurried to drive the smelts shoreward in great show the alarm launching, the new bridge is finished.Hon. John j REFINED the second the boat under way < n its errand numbers and the catch of Washington for the It. Bogers, governor of Washington, Dun’s review ol' trade year PROBATE of the third the rescue, and the last fishers is in a Biblical notices. mercy, whose death occurred Dec. was county truly 1901 says: with its freight. 2tttb, P*UFFINE the return precious They A. 1{. Nickerson, commis- Will born in Brunswick, Me., in lsits. After way.lion. Most marvellous of all the phenome- kf-ep.tti are of the photographer's art; acid pro of. absolutely moisture and 1 triumphs sioner of sea and shore fisheries in nal evidences of advancement in busi- :"i *s each figure is brought out with splendid re- serving as a drug clerk in Boston lie useful m »*l"eKefined Parailine is also '■ out the state- house. Failleen other about the ADh“e storm and the waters went to where he was a school Maine, gives following ness during the was the progress ways j™ lief, and the angry Kansas, year » make pa>- cover postage.—The Boston Budget. way. space 1 immediately. nnsimas present 1E8TELLE K, BmvEX The Columbia Desk Calendar. tobacco were distributed among the Capt. Ingraham’s Souvenir. was enormous, the improved methods 3w52 men. At 11 o’clock the home orchestra of work and organization were conspic- gave a concert in the hospital. A Otis came into pos- uous, wise economies were introduced, We are indebted to J. W. Jones, hard- Capt. Ingraham dinner was served, and a but more than all other factors that <11 ''",3r ware dealer and agent for the Columbia tempting session of a letter which he administrator of the recently was the wum of*’*’" 60 Main for the Columbia Christmas smoke indulged in by those made for permanent prosperity •"’KS< bicycles, street, wrote nearly half a century ago, and Stockton Desk Calendar for 1902. It is a most con- equal to it. In the evening a grand conservative resistance to price infla- '-;»™iw,l... Springs a flood of :' venient repository of things to be remem- concert was given by the home orches- which awakened interesting tion. r^«n.t5rw<,< all the was in.in.ls ,.gains. the estate having ili- bered and at the same time possesses tra.An Augusta Amos Parker recollections. The communication have worms b dldren and adults or JoTns boy, .... ’I to [.io.’iil ihe same for i .;‘,eoease,| are requisite features of an almanac for every now a dated Feb. and directed to other diseases treated for Wilder, successful newspaper 17, 1853, Wilson Dead. n.ilel.teii ciiereL.i are and all use. as in former Capt. Chas. T. * symptoms requested^lement,reque8tert l» day The printed part, for whom the are:—indigestP ■ make editor in Wisconsin, was one of the Capt. Joseph Farwell, W1,h a variable ..■mediately payment years, largely consists of voluntary contri- appetite; foBl!- at the of the New steamer Daniel Webster had just been hard tongue: offensive butions from riders of nearly every speakers banquet Charles T, Wilson, who sailed breath; • Si.iekli.n RESl,KI'1- bicycle as a reward for valued services. Capt. casional lu** belly with oc- Springs, MK)*' in the world. The new edition is York State Bankers’ Association held built in Thomaston grijB'* Ihi'^oJ country for some years ships and the navel; £S and pains about 9 and mounted on a at the Waldorf-Astoria Ingraham, who was then in com- q| very handsomely printed recently. Capt. afterward commanded schooners in the Itching of a" heavy and dull; Importer- w can be mand of the schooner steel holder, hereby the calendar Among the other orators of the occasion coasting Asia, died Dec. 30th at his cough; grind™ nose; short, dry coasting trade, of the start- ior Sale hung in any convenient location or placed were Thomas B. Reed and heard through a relative that Capt. ing during sb' teeth; dealers in the finest qna at a ex-Speaker home on Main street,Rockland. His last slow and at any desired angle on the desk. Hill has Farwell was in need of a wheelsman often in child!Pi lever; Bargain Secretary Gage.Governor was the schooner command Clara W. I n *! d 'sirnble and well loom..,. for and received the 1 appointed Wm. J. Cady of St. George and applied posi- ..-i Main real estate at at 40 Cents a Dozen. Elwell, which was owned by Charles E. street k.2.° Eggs sheriff of Knox to till the un- tion. Subsequently he became first of- 1 m. "'co ‘he Dam, County Bicknell of Rockland, and wrecked on !UE'S property, wfll b£De sold,'idlS, low term of William M. ficer of the craft and entered upon an Anthracite and Mk Imiulre of to close When eggs retail at 40 cents a dozen it is expired Ulmer, the South Carolina coast. Exposure in I WORM boasts of three interesting career of steamboating. 1 a go od time for the poultrymen to have lay- deceased..Tonesport this wreck brought on a severe cold, and E*~- hens. food in cold weather is members of one holding posi- Stamps were not in'use at the time this .1XIR Blacksmith »ta?lS-58!®>K, ing Ordinary family is thought to have brought on consump- ®|5( insufficient to the requirements ol tions in the service. Charles letter was written, but Ingraham Bade. It hap been supply lighthouse Capt. from which Wilson died. 'f veKetable.lmrm- hen. A want in this direc- and the tion, Capt es the laying great R. Dobbin is the keeper of the station paid three cents postage, figure s«> worms a re in-es- the He is survived by his wife, who was tin* Peop National ti on lias been filled by production ol at his son Charles is “3” inclosed in a circle was ^prreets oondl- Bank Moosabec, Jr., stampped Harriet Robinson, and two of the Rlom- ORUEKS PROM' Page's Perfect Poultry Food. This is th< formerly c 'B1®!) serving as keeper of the station on upon the envelope. While going through !*un* for Consu- I '^ first article of this kind which is absolutelj children, Mrs. Charles E. Bicknell and lt valuable rem- Mb Vdm^MtoMders^tbeI r.-tion the letter was ,|. of any K Two Bush near White Head, Capt. Farwell’s papers wnintsof ehil- othe? ! successful. It does everything they clain Island, Morris Wilson. Wilson was a \fl > h v “me Capt. it Front nay before them reasonable in and a son, has found bv Nathan T. Farwell of Bock- jW-UKgist for 33, 35, 37 Mt (..'.iiMiig ,wni*Knef!,.t«hatbe h,'ld for it, and is extremely price younger Rollins, lately member of Rockland F. A. ■burn. 9*», io n rooms on Tuesd'.v at lodge, M., ^rJT Me. 1 lck lulsu,iy, name on a card to C. S been assistant in one of the land and returned to Capt. Ingraham as .Free ai p. m. January u, Send your postal appointed and Lincoln lodge, Knights of Honor. pamphlet. Page, Hyde Park, Vt., and get a circular. stations in Frenchman’s Bay.It a souvenir. TELEraoaE 4-a. FRANK R Wrnnrx, js ®, ltf He, ember 1 CB»hier. Bnvulsions. Belfast, 24, 1801 -3w52 l 1 THE CANARIES OF TO-DAY. were conducted by England—as I Ij^trade, COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE fr'rctnfc liould'M Uride. Kvas proper, ' " eminently considering thai t The bride of Frank Gould, who Pintnrcli’s “Isles of the Blest” After Five was ii ifethe English enioy the monopoly of Ca [Deferred from last Miss Helen Kelly before her Centuries of Spanish Misrule. The Finest week.] marriage. AH women nary commerce and at FltEEDOM. Is only seventeen Climate in the World and some ot the who bring least two years of age and a thirds of The regular meeting of Freedom Mist Beaut if til Scenery. from all the imports to the islands. Lodge, chronic No. of wine was 24, Knights Pythias, was held Fri- special Correspondence of The Journal.] Formerly the leading article to day evening, Dec. 27th, at Castle Hall. write to Dr. of export; but now cochineal is ahead. The Santa Cnrz, Island of Tkne- degree of was That The Knight conferred on one can- advice is based upon I literary student will remember ii ff. Canary archipelago, Dec. 1st, didate, and officers for the next experience. After fo- Rare Ben year were suffering Jonson’s “Pipe of elected as follows: ! mi. Were old Plutarch telling of und no result j Canary,” C. C., J. W. V. finding benefit the Deane; meaning wine of these to C.,“Bert Spencer; M. E. t! .’sc islands to-day, he would give ticaiiiieii islands, Prelate, Daniels; local ' which the poet-laureate was most ad- K. of K. and S., Geo. M. them any other cognomen than that by Lamb; A., D. H. Miss dicted. His intrigues to secure the ad- Perkins ; M. of W., R. F. Clark ; M. of J u rich were known to the ancients. F., they wrote to B. M. of dition to his pension of a Wiggin ; E„ C. E. Knowlton ; I. Isles of the Curst would be more sufficient G., ap- for a d v i Ed. O. W. II. quantity to last him the Nickless; G., Sprague. ■ after more than live hundred acted on t through year Bou»,,t- and which has been ropriate, KNOX. *5?in ®“d7°Uuse HaVo«AJ'VayS regained form one of the most amusing for over 30 has years of Spanish misrule and a system passages A years, borne the signature of tite, in his Christmas tree, with appropriate exer- taxation which has made of biography. —- and has been made under his i paupers strength, cises, was held at the Baptist church Wed- per- By the way, in the minds of most sonal : people. Especially in recent years, ed nesday evening .. Alonzo Holmes of supervision since its infancy. these Belfast unnatural people islands are associated with has leased the B. B. Weed mill °ne to deceive in mother-country grinds and will re- All .. ^V1owno you this. Canary seed and the little birds move his Counterfeits, Imitations and er and closer what little re- yellow machinery for getting out spool bars “.Just-as-good” are but grist Pierce is xpcrmieots that make music in our homes. As a there. He has a lot of that trifle with and ;:is, in order to war-debts and vice f bought standing white- endanger the health of pay Infants and matter of fact the feathered birch of parties in and will v' up for her lost sources of revenue 1 woman songsters Freedom, buy Children—Experience against Experiment. It costs never had relatives in spool wood delivered at the mill... uba, l’orto Rico and the j any this archi- E. B. Philip- Dr. Hall left pelago; and while the grass that Saturday for Lowell, Mass., where >. Rut there is no that pro- denying sick he will visit duces their favorite food grows wild relatives....Mrs. Margaret What is Is climate and scenery beau- suit him. CASTORIA quite Stephenson and her daughter, Miss Minnie > free. here, as in most semi-tropical islands, Castoria is a harmless : enough to justify Homer’s tale of Webb, have removed to substitute for Castor Pare- R. V. it is also to Freedom, where Oil, indigenous many other parts Miss goric, Drops and Klysian Fields. The over-sliadow- valids’ I Webb has opened a millinery and fancy Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It of the world. The was contains of for name, Canaries, goods store in with her neither Opium, Morphine nor peak Teneriffe, example, Surgical company sister, Mrs. MRS. ©flier Narcotic bestowed the Romans two J. B. FRANK GOULD. substance. Its is towers close behind this port of Buffalo, by nearly Wiggin....E. J. Yose has sold his in- age its guarantee. It Worms cr very beautiful aud and destroys VV inirty years, U rce, thousand yeav ago, the word terest in the mill at clever woman. She allays is oue of the most iru- as isted referring Sayward Thorndike to Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind lloly Cross, by Ins staff of nearlv I re of is extremely fond of to canis, dogs; because under Roman his former partner, ,J. II. Sayward. society and all Colic. It relieves landmavks on the globe. Its p vsicians, has treated and over outdoor Teething Troubles, cures sports. Mrs. Gould is a and Constipation hi If a million W rule mastiffs of unusual size and PKOSj-ECT. daugh- It assimilates i above the sea is about women. ter of the late Flatulency. the Food, regulates the only 12,- I Edward Kelly Educat- suffered from female weak rA. five fierceness were bred on these remote Mrs. Nellie Clark and Stomach and nnths daughter, Ethel, ed at a she Dowels, giving healthy and natural t. Imt remembering that the writes Miss Belle Hedii-1' Nye. of convent, has always been sleep, P nam to serve as Belfast are in town relatives due Children’s Co.. W. Va. '*I was treat- islands, bouse guards in the visiting and studious and Panacea—The Mother’s itself is a I v’.oony friends The S. B. I. met with of K d I wrote to Imperial city, and at Utica, Society discrimination in from the bot- T)r. r. v. Pierce ’.vice, Carthage, ills. things literary and perpendicularly w idi l o. B. Gray Dec. 26th. The next meet- received, tell up me to take h orite and other Roman possessions in Africa. artistic. GENUINE the ocean, six miles below, one a.n<1‘Golden Medical ■ ver3*** ing will be at the grange hall Jan. 9th_ always I ■ To own a ;ok thirteen bottles of r-av-rite P: ption* Canary mastiff was consider- CASTORIA Mi doff one's hat to 1 Horace Gouid is at home Teneriffe 'Golden Medical Discov- When for the holidays. A Dam art^l:t"r ed an evidence of Report. I used the h great wealth snd — >ftiest medicine a month mv was Flora has peak in the world. Com- n ch Haley returned to Melrose improved, it has continued move social for none but Hiram P. Farrow of u now standing, the richest after a short State t" it Mount Blanc is a I can work at almost mis of visit home—George Dock- Belmont, pigmy, lr -c w of dams and wk. I had sea but inspector reservoirs, to reelv an v ar>• it could afford the ham has returned from ^ reports I Kinchin- is .1 now fancy prices brought Norridgewock, the Governor and Council that "l-uxi. Chimborazo, ripnt Have pained se\ tinds he has had iiiweur.it. I a-* vwe all the enormous beasts. It was these where he has been at but one case before him this :i ill other who suffer 1 ironic, by work.Josiah Col- year The banner-mountains di ases to write to Dr. selectmen of Pierce.’’ from the son, wife and Norway petitioned him to ;o savage dogs Canaries which daughter spent Christmas in ; the commonplace. The i >r. Pierce’s inspect the North pond dam in that Pleasant Pellet.: .. town, emulate gave rise to the Cave Bangor Sanford Libby is confined to the- the of the Teneriffe form as regular a tb bowels* legend, canem, property Norway Water Co. and house with a lame arm. lie is the Oxford Light Co. He “Beware of the dogs,” so familiar in attended by j states that after •ai as if cut or Dr. Erskine of an examination he directed the by hand, rather, Winterport-Grace Par- < removal of every Homan city. all decayed parts or other material and the incry; the side of the cone is in tridge has returned to Massachusetts after within a "1 substitution of sound and suitable material iug stone’s this tlie Fannie B. Ward. a The to and short visit at Kind its height, its I. F. Gould’s.J. M. and the of the You Have proportion strengthening stonework shoe. the Ca- Geologically speakii. and w ife below the dam in order that it Always Bought circular wall of rock, enclosing Cummings entertained a small might be ^ASTORIA. j safe. At the examination In 1 uares—whose i is with the owners of Use For the eraters known to easternmost p> dinner party on Christmas day. Their Over 30 Years. largest Bears the Von Have Always Bougul the dam waived all questions of the need m of THe~ CEWT*UH COMPANY. TT txty miles Morocco—a the last guests were Mr. and of MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY. While all the Canary Islands are Mrs. John .Sprague, { repair, and said they had been making reniins on this side of them .m of tlie M. Clark and and Mr. and preparations for its repair and were ••ic and show traces of family Mrs. i only compari- waiting for the lowest stage of the water. fractional the sm cn conti- Cummings. recent volcanic action, Tene- Atlantis, nec which once connected tj Kastern Must the only one which still con- ) Children Especially Liable. Return Liquors. andV’estern a to Fiahtina Railroad Combine, 111 The Hemispheres, aiding Burns, bruises and cuts are eruption. great crater, extremely 27' thenythological lore of al he mara- Governor S. I!. Van Sant may painful and if neglected often result in fnPx?TI,AN": *Ik”I)ec- Judge Hill of nan a hundred feet and a here-J the Municipal Court has deep after tie blood Children are rendered adecision tira nations of 1 > tlie old called “the fighting governor,” poisoning. especially of considerable Europe. liable to such importance, bearing on the ross. has been quiescent ever so mishaps because not so care- hard is he fighting against the con- question of what constitutes a maf drawn by Venetian uigators, ful. As a remedy lie Witt’s Witch Hazel delivery of island was rediscovered by solidation of the Northern Pacific and Salve is freight. Sheriff Pearson’s deputies three A Atlntis uneuualled. Draw's out the Good began at the north" st corner fire, j weeks ago found a barrel of in the fourteenth stops the soon heals the sealed liquors ms, early pain, wound. Be-1 and three of Thing, of kegs in Vfriea, and extended ware of counterfeits. Sure cure whisky the Portland in of on the iagonally for piles, j but scores places “DeWitt’s Steamship Company’s freight house. The acres the ocean to Witch Hazel Salve cured Yucatai >f course, my! begs were concealed in and 1.I.H sides are small craters which babj of eczema after two physicians gave burlap bags, 1 were marked with inclding the West Indies, liich like her up,” writes James N. tags beat ing the printed Rub Mock, Webster, It In. ,i emit steam and address of i..illy sulphurous lnd. “The a Boston hardware firm. The tliei islands, were morel cry high sores were so bad she soiled an i throw out small steamship company asked for a return of .. '' occasionally two to live dresses a day.” R. II. Moody. FOR .. montains on the mainland, hose tops the liquors on the ground that there had till, s of In the course of cen- lava. been no formal and that the rerrined uncovered even six-mile delivery, have become accustomed MAINE ! liquors were virtually in transit. cpie RECRUITS FOR THE NAVY. Hill Judge depi of water. You ren iber that ordered a return of the liquors. m' th reatenings and give them lit- ^ Rheumatism, Pla his Lieut. John R. ^ got informatioi about the Morris, U. S. is mak- td. fait it is not impossible that N., ing arrangements for the opening of recruit- < suberged continent froiu'Olon, and ! .ages at the base of Teneriffe ing offices in Maine, and visited Belfast last late authorities assert t! the week on that business. The office here will i Neuralgia, a of great day share the fate those he Feb. :u\ ! disaer of the lost Atlar open to Feb. 5th, inclusive. “It is gave rise the Pain, Ache or n careless of Vesuvius warn- hope of the department,” said Lieuten- \ Soreness, tot1 of the 1 story Flood, a aconled in ant Morris, “to secure many good men for the tbelible, and to similar tn tions that service here in this State, which is fa- i.l into the bay of Santa Cruz moiis for the sailors it has produced in the IT with but NEVER predl, sligb. variations, past and for the character of the men now Kodol on remember! xpectatioi; tiptoe, in the service who hav* anng all nations and rel ous—even come from here. ; FAILS. .. lianm tlie W hat is most de>ired are Humboldt, greatest the men of American I apanese, the Incas n Peru, the birth. For these Cure \> .ms. declared that there is the exceptional opportunities j Dyspepsia w ill Azt’s of Mexico and the laskans of be afforded in the near future for the what 5Br Large Bottles, 25 cents and $1. mountain scenery in tlie world. right men to be advanced Digests you eat. ! onnwu northwest. Rt -arches of rapidly through the various grades of This preparation contains ali of All and ••■•••]>t mi very rare you are j city officers.” the druggists many general store:-. days, sciaists in recent i 1 lit* recruit and years ive tended ing part;, which will open its digestants digests all kinds of SAMPLE BOTTLE lkee. ■ii be disappointed in the first 1 'thee in Belfast on Feb. :;d is food. It insi to rath.er than the instructed to gives am relief and never A tahlish, sprove, ! '•uli.'t landsmen lor postal 1-rings it. i Teiieri lie. Instead of the training. These receive fails to cure. It allows vou in eat all of the sunken conlient. ^l‘> a they Not I month, and are provided by the gov- the emu- which lias food you want. Theinnst imagination lea; ernment with their equipment. The\ must sensitive MINARb’S LINIMENT MEG. among alleged proo is the dis- stomachs can take it. T»v its use CO., he between the ... led. looming wliite and spire-like ages Brother vvnds- many Mass. covy of a broad, .elev ed meii thousands of Boston, plateau shipped for ;i is and 25. dyspeptics have been 11 the v.r*» L,vaii> azure sky, you get only fit” he stri-liing from hemispHe to liemis- [Ir was served p-eomeu l»etwe‘^s it j'sos between rifts in the clouds <’id '25, and on being advanc- across the bottom j*'*iii formation of gason t li’^mlPe phe of Atlantic, of town, grade will be paid $30. prevents ,.i looks like a square block of ^ f^'kS ach, relieving all distress after witmountain peaks and mges here V'uit two o’c ^portunities for advance- eating. tain and unattractive, ,'K)VEH.\01; S. Li. VAN SANA ; in Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant totake. duli-rray a 11chere—some of whic ire now in. hf" them h;L,Vl.lml,1> .m*u j /. ■> receiving salaries as northeast trade-winds, which pre- the Great Northern ami Burlington ] v?. It can’t hal'd islands—and Hie neral trend ! Hanej' 'A F-w clerks on shore heSp i railroads. This is his first term as gov- :,u-. 1 it- most oi' the year, produce a winnir * service are able but do Page’s I aiHontour ascribed to t ;°s ^jnment you good submerged of Minnesota, but be bas aeld between the of rn „v stratum oi' Sea-cloud, a thousand fjernor line i'iiiu'V, iwes Prepared only by F.C. Df.'V Co., Chicago. wo:. \ >"24 a bottle contains times the 30c. size. ! i.tnanv other st;ite otiiees. ... + V/ aid month; ordinary The $1. 2Vs j a is two A k. whose lower surface mvitav tjle ages of is and 30 re- T harbor of Santa C is formed ---- R. II 31001)V. c re. “tf* third class, be-' hundred feet above tlie water ji apprentices, 1 PERFECTED by o rocky arms stret d outward Y/ *'es of 15 and 17, get $!» a month, Santa Cruz This Den t I.ive Together. ; Jew bay. impene- j .<*d at the government’s expense fro.tlie mountains, ha enclosing a -'k, >*il does not reach to the Constipation and health never go together. ‘Ton they have passed through the ap- 1 up east turlent roadstead, in which the Re Witt’s Little Early Kisers promot ig tJ are advanced to petty Dr. Emmons’ ita ns. which have ”1 grade usually however, of the bowels without bistre-- ■ has to POULTRY trawinds send action a’ A’s ratings and many of them become Monthly Regulator brought happiness long, uvy swells, nine hundreds of anxious women. There is •or cloud-stratum of their own, have been troubled with oostivenes- .» grrant officers who receive very large posi- whi no other known to medical science in calmest weattn keep vessels years,” says O. Greene, Repaun, Iml. |'- salaries. 1 tively remedy • ining about three hundred feet remedies but Little 1 that will so quickly and safely do the work. and wit “1 have tried many Machinists of the first-class are specially from rocig tossing greater vio- results.” K. H. Longest and most obstinate irregularities OD e sea level. Kisers give best in the service is a FO Early ‘desired and their path cause relieved immediately. Success guar- lencthan is often in a any exprienced Moody and lucrative one. The grade of anteed at No or inter- : n ecu these two distinct strata of rfery easy any stage. pain, danger, .’oo';, protit it the hen> are proper.; stoiatsea. Mariners these waters .variant machinist, which was established ference with work. Have relieved hundreds of pays Poultrymen ci is a cases where others have failed. The most diffi- there gap. constantly open- recently,gives men in this class an opportun- housed and cared for. it makes chickens grow and prevents findieir best protects in the regu- Tom Reed in Politics Again. cult cases successfully treated by mail,and bene- ed from ity of becoming warrant officers in a few closing, through which, lar! of the ficial results guaranteed in every instance. No tradewinds which enable years and receiving large salaries and being risk whatsoever. We treat hundreds of ladies diseases. deck of an There are indications th;r Tom i approaching steamer, to many practically their own masters. The first-class whom we never see. Write for further F is a the.phisticated ac .rately calcu- particulars You run no risk in rage’s Food. genuine obtain views of tlie Reed is destined to become, at no mote : I machinist must be between the ages of 21 and free confidential advice. Do not put off too ordering only Meeting lates weathe coming according to and :io and their pay is $55a month. Second- long. All letters truthfully answered. Remem- Used success!*..1 poultrymen Mle but not tlie a factor in the State of this safe under regularly by mountains, slightest the and to mak date, political ji idass machinists must be between the ages ber, remedy is absolutely every egg producer. agon, for the open condition and leaves no after >; will have to be r» koned of 21 and 35 and their is a month. possible positively the upper heights. New York who / pay $40 ill the health. Sent sea .ime to avoid beint. ished between effectupon by mail, securely everywhere. 1 against Hospital apprentices, first class, should be mr first visit to Teneriffe, made with. lie is not pushing himself along I sealed, $2.on. Money letters registered. inducements offered to agents in every town theft’s oi the so-calh. harbor by bil- the ages of 18 and 28, get $30 a month, while DR.J W. EMMONS CO., 170 Tremont St., Boston. Special ■ etui we were to unreasonable extent, but there! those of the second between the ages of and testimonials. years ago, exception- lowpiling in from the uitside. any class, and Write for our booklet prices of 18 and 25, get $20 a month. Shipwrights village. fortunate in being treated to a are many influential Republicans who! 'f capital city and < mmercial port get $30 a month ; electricians of the second ■ f but such as are openly doing the pushing fur him,™ class receive and of the third class $30. REMEMBER : glorious spectacle of Canary group, which $40, rejoices and Reed has become an extremely Coppersmiths receive $50 a month. tinners seldom see, though they tre- undthe modest | Every Pound Is Guaranteed. titl of Santa Cruz popular man over here, socially as well at these waters half their lives. It de t.e as He has J It Costs but Little. deride, (literally “Holy Cross, politically. rapidly acquired Cliild Worth Millions. late in tlie afternoon when we wealth since he took his residence W H. Coombs & Co , of 1 White IN Oman' up has a popula- inji “My child is worth millions to me,” says The Freight is Prepaid. anchor in tlie this city, not only through his mtentedly dropped enormous-jl Mrs. Bird of 1 .. : DEALERS IN : tiomproximating tv.-nty thousand— law Mary Harrisburg, I’a., “yet" !y lucrative corporation practice, 1 her had 1 not rlior of Santa been would have lost by croup _ Cruz, having mof witl a liberal in Spaniards, sprink- but through many investments stocks t a bottle of One Minute CARROLL S. PAGE, ■fused permission to land until tlie purchased Cough ling other nation a! that some of the most eminent finan- Cure.” One Minute Cure is sure name on * lies. It is regu- Cough pm yoor Hude Vermont. Just as tlie sun sank ciers of America have been too cure for and throat and Second-Hand Goods it 3 Park, owing day. larldd out ou a gra ual only coughs, croup lung postal card and mail to-day. slope up the troubles. An safe cure ow tlie western horizon into a glad to make for him. He has never absolutely cough which suddt The bilk1, dy merges into looked stronger or in finer fettle,appearsr> which acts immediately. youngest of crimson and with fan- child can take it with entire The OF ALL gold, sav. ravines and often and is said to be safety. KINDS. jrecipices, justify- publicly, per-* little ones like the taste and remember how aped decorations in greenish-blue to himself to ing imboldt’s statement that “tlie fectly willing permit restt>, often it helped them. Every family should Parties having FURN1TURF, unrose and so amethyst, the cloud in “the hands of his friends” far asj, have a bottle of One Minute Cure CARPETS. por>s under a perpendicular wall of Cough -rtains were politics are concerned, now that his handy. At this season especially it may be STOVES, or’anything to sell opposite suddenly swept rod The streets a nest^ e is feathered and there is no needed suddenly. K. Ii. Moody. us a card will receive a as invisible tolerably paved longer ans„, by sending prompt ide, by hands, disclosing for out of anAi-lighted: the Urge, public square necessity his remaining thcr call. Antique Furniture a specialty. mountains rising above mountains ir arena on account of any lack of K —wa colossal statuary group in the political Good Times at Monhegan. ‘'ver to the extreme financial provision for his Timno 33 Main Street, Belfast, Me. ascending scale, mid, the family. j representing apparition of has mellowed Hr, Reed so that lie ummit of the great white-cone, clea: rarels^ The lobster fishermen of thergin of Candelaria to the Guan- vent to the sarcasms which in till Monhegan a the gives y Island are it rich now. It against sky. Tlie snow-white used striking just ehe>j surrounded with rather hand- old days of his political prowess >e has become with the islanders to uire flushed red for a customary How rosy moment bruise up even his friends, and yet the '0 the lobster business Nov. .'(Oth to Truly Wonderful Quickly SOttiublic buildings; and, as in other begin reflecting the blaze of glory in the west is enough snap to his public utteratio’ re April 1st of each year. By the above ar- Spai towns, the louses are flat-roof- to tickle the men of his over 1 shores are similar ■i ud then tlie cloud-curtains came to party jes rangement Monhegan’s CHAPHAIN’S to a lobster for | ediexteriously “whitewashed” in all who have been accustomed to the/' lCre pound breeding purposes, -' tlier again and no sign of a mountaii taken from their habitual retreat of the lical of a set of id only being theors rr,inbow. There is a commonplaces p0_ when the market Is and run •vas visible. who for have been n? good prices cus iiouse, a mi, many years ,aders from IS to 25 cents each. When the first Oil ii is the oi tary hospital, alms- if not if Mr. Roosevelt Golden Crown singular whiteness this mediocre, 0thintr hauls are made a large catch is sure to fol- homrphanage, two or three ot be peak that the island its churclies couple others excepted. M, a!Uj a low. Brackett in 2;( gave name, George drawing traps RELIEVES AND CURES i wot isiting. and number of does not make the mistake. took lt» count while Mansfield Teneriffe “White Woman” in schools, Reed lobsters, meaning clownish at the bam Davis landed .(On from his of putind private several fot coming qj l)e_ gang traps. HOARSENESS, Hie Guanche including <■ The then was l(i thus COUGHS, COLDS, language. Modern Span- I other affairs at Which he -is uefs an(j price cents, netting | higeducation \mong the few nota- Mr. Davis SIX for that The in- iards call the ti[i of its cone Pico de to say something, and, all ini day’s fishing. CROUP and all LUNG 1 ROUBLES. bie is ou- a)ie(j' Upon habitants of tire noted isle are a indus- dings of the quaintest of won the appro tLj very Preyed”—a of the distinctly Jie llils trious and well-to-do class of their corruption aborigi- old nciscan co: of his over Keren people, vents, in which vari- people party ,a] 0f the business being chiefly fishing.—Lincoln nal name, which signified “Mouth of extent that the word is out PER BOTTLE ousmehes oi he t0 suc]1 an County News. U5o Hell.” government now The few adventurous persons unmistakably that it wi d he a *c]eariy an(i AT THE DRUG STORES. haiieir ollice; and several ancienr to who have scaled that colossal chimney “keep an eye on Tom Reeq ,r0l)j thing A Profitable Investment. lieliges, long mice devoted to secu- York in connection with nat> and looked down into its ] 0f yew WHY DO YOU depths ac- tics.”—New York Cor. Washi— “I was troubled for about seven years lar;. The p!a> K is defended at „ivli *m|i and in bed half atwood every with stomach Fred the my my time,” ,Winterport,lVfe. knowledge appropriateness of the C„ Evening Star. IE assule point ly redoubts and fortili- .nX? says E. Demick, Somerville, 1ml. “I spent Guanche title. Teneriffe is the never largest cat, about SI,(WO and could get anything SUFFER ? dominated by the famous Fort me until 1 tried Kodol INSURANCE and REAL of the seven Canary Islands, and Santa A Card. to help Dyspepsia ESTATE. Saiistobal, v'here Lord Cure. I have taken a few bottles and am Cruz is its most Nelson won Jfc important port, where entirely well.” You don’t live by what you kniiood by the loss of liis arm We, the undersigned, do het nine-tenths of the business of the archi- right lJ eat, but by what you digest and assimilate. dut the refund the money on a 50-onrj English attack on Santa V “gree to If your stomach doesn’t digest your food is now transacted. was Greene’s Warranted Svrup of h ; Million pelago Time Cn you are really starving. Kodol Dyspepia Representing Over Twenty Assets 1794. Tlie most important work to cure your cough or cold. loti PP”1® ,pf when the bay of Oraiava, around on- A fails Cure does the stomach’s work by digesting RELIEF” antee a J5-cent bottle to in Canaries relates to new pro.’’ food. You don’t have to diet. Eat all “QUICK these the PLATE the other side of the island, was the or money refunded. ?.®i_ a!s(.’ 6uar- FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, GLASS, TORNADO INSURANCE. nemes of peace, when the utisfactory you want. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures all favorite but swords A. A. fo'we R. 11. stopping place; the great dni45 stomach troubles. Moody. £F~STEAM BOILER INSURANCE AND INSPECTION. Security Bonds lor Cashiers,Contric haqen beaten into It tV. O. /these volcanic of 1700 tilled plowshares. IS A SURE CURE FOR eruption it up -- tors. Administrators and Trustees | Correspondence solicited | Real estate is two fine moies at bought and sold with lava. Santa Cruz, H. H. Hay & Sons, Portland. The whole coast of this Kelief in Six Ho r,: aTM 9 whiave recently been extended to a triangular-shaped island presents a suc- and HEADACHE. LEWIS’ unlength of six thousand Distressing Kidney BVihuel r At Pharmacy they have a way of cession of feet. Be- relieved in six hours “New Hay’s TAXES rocky cliffs, pierced by deep by GriA getting together all that’s best and reliable INHALANT FOR PHTHISIC FOR 1901. twthem is a wide stretch of excel- American Kidney Cure.” it* r Diseases and narrow and so is in perfumes and toilet goods, and selling ravines; great the surprise on account of its AT South Perfectly harmless. world that lenhorage, nine fathoms and exceed*®! these articles reasonably. It is a most The only patent medicine in the gives depth of water that in deep; ness in relieving in Is a great universal satisfaction. It never fails to give im- many places, it pain bladd.1 convenient firm for out of town people to go Never ways well filled with and male or III Ptompt- fail*. mediate relief; it never fails to greatly lessen the COLLECTOR’S where the now-a-days back, in; female. P a NOTICE. land seems to fall in and get prescription put up, of attacks. cases of away thfehant vessels of tention of water almost imme. "V a'dneys conveniently severity Many distressing many nations. drink a cup of hot chocolate and make a PER BOX OF Phthisic cured in a short time. Not a fault found A discount of two sheer precipices to the ocean you want quick relief and cure 4B. per cent, will be flowed floor, the ll®Tes rP; few useful It is nor a failure in on all taxes Thrbor made neces- Sold 1 If holiday purchases. IOC. TWENTY DOSES IOC reported thirty-eight years. paid on or before i line improvements, remedy. by A. A. Howes A *Ately. shall be in jamVarvl i^ longest has failed to find sound- tbe commonly called the three cornered phar- Sent by mail. Price #1.00. ly4* my office in Memorial Building daily sar the gists, Belfast Me. b»*1s i? J. C. ° exigencies of macy for its peculiar triangular shape and Patented. LEWIS, Proprietor, *****A* M,f an^ from 1.30 to increasing “**'o.,Drug- No. 16 Prescott Somerville, Mass I Saturdays is familiar to most all Maine people who go St., ^L^p^m j ly47 POOR & A. A. Howes & Co., Agents Belfast, Me, l to Portland.—Maine Central Magazine. SON, Druggists. M. C. HILL, Collecctor. h ( L I the Duke DOMAIN. the architect of the building; returned IN KING EDWARD’S A Maine man who recently of Wellington and Lord Nelson; Tur- to a friend om a European tour writes and other * Weeks’ Trip to England and ner, Landseer, Reynolds, TEE BlPEBLiCiE his on the con- i otea of a Six of JOBBIiL this city of experience Scotland. famous artists. In fact, the crypt 1902. was -BKl.KART, THUBHUAY,~JANUARY 9, “The worst trouble 1 had is called the most rent: X. this building, which the taken for an Englishman! is the -It Do Yon by ii feature of London, Will Every Thursday Morning being SfATCH Published after a nine o’clock prominent over on the con- Monday morning, of Goodj hate the English the mortal remains l,ey a round resting place of Dutch and Ger- 1 ireakfast, we started out for t Pub. Co. nent, especially the in every walk in life. ournal I however, the men famous «>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦*«»»♦ Republican of the Boer war. It f sightseeing. First, walk- lans, on account After here some time we be and so we took a resting Editor and and I was received with ! oinks must visited, St. Paul’s I v as all right, fa- ed a short distance through HAKl.l s A. l’lLSBLhA , Business Manager. the Bank of that knew I was an Arneii- bus for England, of —- S miles after now a wilderness they which the finan- Church Yard, S‘2.00 a nous centre around ale of hms: In advance did and Red m .;<» hiption Ti but before that they everything still its name, 50 cents for thiee *n; revolves. shops, yet retaining Clothing. si .no for mx months; of the city yeJti It took me some ■ial life great where we ^ hat was insulting. in the took a ’bus for the Ilolborn, For one square, one a few moments were spent "TnvFR-risiKo Terms. used to declaring myself, july a small for one week, and t ime to get We on the way contributes to your prosperity and savings. in, 1. length in rulunm, 76cents barren place, when the business lunched. passed WILL INTEREST Y your pocket-book, rents lor each subsequent mseition. know how they spied great “American the e a good more goods than usual, expecting a big- £ or you quickly been trans- shop bearing a large sign, Now facts of the bouglit many which took us there having IT our sad havoc of this fall’s and we were in Eng- but as of shoe made business, * s for Americans when far ger trade, you factory, to Farrs Bank, not Iced Drinks.” t0 into at a Bills CHANGES. acted we went we find ourselves with lots o liave beel1 turned money long ago profit. JOURNALISTIC all wen uieu um, ;ht amd.” Mr. Elwell was As we were pretty n these out of Just turn an old dollar __ away. Here while that must be paid. Hence o goods regardless profit. to return to the hotel and of American drafts we had an excellent it was voted into a ne >v one is all we want tlie current issue of the The annual review' cashing his Reviewing in [ of rest until dinner time. Deploring the of finance and industry, prepared to watch the throng jjew Farmer the history 'rade of opportunity England to be a with little waste of time, yet feeling the necessity SALE TO OPEN SA ANUARY I Ith. Upon that occasion all the goods 1 the 1 Bradstreets, declared 190L clerks, hurrying by that for past eighty »y young a ’bus and the former as v eil as the RED TAG which will publication succes- hands. When for a little quiet, we hailed will be plainly marked with a ng price price, the ecord breaker among the, five rolls of gold coin in their lasts George M. Whittaker, present con- enable you to see just how mu ng by purchasing at this time. Sale until FEBRUARY years, en- with funds at the door of the liussell, some inter- of commercial expansion the had been supplied alighted will ow Mail orders filled editor and publisher, makes live years party wisdom. ONE, when prices go back price. carefully. their several needs we ourselves on our on tlie which the United States. j according to gratulating esting comments changes loyed by rooms started for “The Tower,” which isn’t a We retired to our respective taken in journalism in gen- have place the of Sheriff Pear- I oi at dinner time feeling in Between activity tower at but consists of a mass and emerged MEN’S SUITS. EN’S REEFERS 10c. Pearl Back Collar eral and journalism ot the milk- all, 1 agrieultional son and the combination casua It bad been de- it seems to the like different people. .... of what low .. Buttons now 5c. since 1822. Much men to raise prices, Portland people buildings placed, We have a limited number of Men's SuitJ lonienally prices.. particular water. to delinit( to visit the Alhambra Theatre, which have been at $6.00 and the his- soon be forced to drink with no regard any cided selling $ he finds corroboration in will observer, The Red ■ ,80 Coats now..91 69 says oi of the theatres in Tag says. which —Kennebec Journal. It is one of the show places one largest variety 50 2.29 MEN’S MACKINTOSHES. of The Republican Journal, plan. dinner tory t< and accordingly after $3 BN now “In Or move to Bangor. which no sightseer neglects London, 3.79 $5 grade now. dates back to 1821. For example: England, out. Its practically a gift to you. ■ afte we secured seats on a ’bus and set of news- cashier visit. At the entrance the guard, 1822 the subscription price A Massachusetts bank specu- VERCOATS $3.89 in The two value. cost. In now he a searching glance at every ballets,“The Gay City“and“In- Mackintoshes, great was much above tlie in “cotton futures,” and giving SUITS papers lated u > and 31 MEN’S per than cheap prices. $5 Coats less requested spiration,” were remarkably pretty, $2.89 1902 are sold at much future. The bank is $3o,000 dividual admitted, politely j p both short and long, some wlih periodicals has no fine, our regular 87. *3 and Red leave our cliatelaiu bags at a tin, the orchestral selections specially In nobby patterns; Tag price. the loss on subscribers and to value. The Bed Tag groans at tl, than cost; short. i won $9 MEN’S $2 STIFF HATS, _ we wen of trained fox terriers from on our right, where The troup price marked on it $3.89 : the to the comes building profit publisher on woik i of the audience, but tow even if the don't need t Red \n exchange has an article checks in return for them. On the loud applause i»Bv boy Tag price. Advertising.’' The plant required for given $5.95 xt winter. Lots of butter is strong to us astonishe 1 the last number on the program par. $1.29 Journal in 1829 could mg Butter.” of the ladies explained The Republican j 1 to our sense of the Men’s Soft Hats. to work. a bomb was once carrie ticularly appealed ULSTERS, for $Goo; tlie present enough mortals that 45 SUITS, YOUTHS’ h,. duplicated today a 1 to rooms means of ridiculous. It was supposed repre- 42c., 89c. and $1.29 for less than into one of the by *4 years. Five and six dollai Coat- could not be replaced and $13.50 values, now Bed Tug plant the Jan and no' v sent in the Wild West.” $10, 812 ]{, •: i : price.. Regular $50c., Si. 31.50 and $2 values. one- Tammany “walked plank” innocent-looking side bag, “Bicycling jgi.ooi). The paper then was only admittance for ths t We are sure that if our cow-boys ..$8.89 $3.8) and was produced 1st. there is no longer quite BOYS’ UNDERWEAR. half its present size, on mad- feminine toi see themselves as are a suit i.y to-- necessary adjunct to the could presented These gentlemen's KNEE at u,'-fourth the cost of the paper Mich well known makers as Khod. s. PANTS Heavy lleece lined now. Notes. ? in flowing d CHILDREN’S 19c. High School et. We entered at Lions gate, goin the English stage arrayed Kinley & Co., Boston, and Black \ |t was on a hand press, in j;lj printed lone broadcloth, of Rochester, N. V., both of whom f0; ro nothing.. to the White '■ red sashes,and fawn-colored «>i u> folder, en- immediately tine clothing, using the best nt now.t9c AH 50c. v,>, now a cylinder press, only w«*i k 58, pants Shirts, Ties, Caps, term last Monday. *. to die.” in the best of The winter began where me two muc they would he ready “go ming, and putting 4-,r k One per- o an : ,ud boiler are required. off 42c. we saw one was our point .. 09 o Gloves, Hals, where lias dered. On our way Westminster objective > ce •'$1 du the work of tlie office, Miss Erma Barker of Brooks joined 27 SUITS the of old and<1 the next and to the class. the Beefeaters, guard morning riding |. *. ie ,i,,w employed. The subscip- the Sophomore worsteds and velour eassim. ME a 5 VERCOATS. All 25c, and 35c. Mit in the samee entrance to St. James park on one of In fine Hose, as now. honored soldiers, dressed The above firms veiy best goods, lm, ||’ v ice was the same then 1 j■pi ill theirr we if want the best *1." M't We n’t space to expatiate on was spent, as usual, of costume worn by others of the inevitable omnibusses alighted for these you jjhe tens, Gloves, Ties, Caps, there was none, and little Monday morning style had in life. Red Tag price me: our Overcoats, suffice it fw iv J news lessons. the and ever your and assigning of V III.,■. there and walked through park we had tin* best line the i..f st «'•<' tlie other distributing books station in the day Henry 89 j Tag pricf. 21c. ...nd In looking day books |j $11 ffj, have sold more than any vo \uis excused when the the club buildings to J The school whose name has been perpetuated byy ; past prominent •lot -1■ ires in tile city. \Ve have urn- ■ The of as recent , file, of Journal * and have the knife it«> ! were given out. of tlieir bats, a patternn the entrance of Westminster Abbey. eft r, put Men’s Braces now 13c. were to find the shape j| Bis merit .. ji,• ns l S72 we surprised ofJ to the l’oet’s YOUTHS’ SUITS, school and the milliners a number We made our way directly “ “ i,:,i >, devoted to local A visitor explored the adopted by |^ '‘reoats now. 9:s.s9 lie average space canine h-a tl an* Bays’ in fashion at the pres-.s-; where we saw the tomh of 14 to 19 years. We have a stylos two ago, and Corner, 1 r> mtv news was less than class rooms Tuesday. years been at $5 and Bed an« the father of Lit era- have selling 9{ j i Chaucer, English now an Redtairsa.v- s sf ■ in one issue there was but ent time. j price Wien's Winter Underwear. hi.s. a statue of change of seats of stairs were ture: also that of Spencer: ai n.Ht a little more There was a general , Climbing a long llight $3.8£ h. -.lounlis of a column; i j r.0e. and fleei-e desk is now occupied, and crammed■d and various memorials to lined goods nov 42c items and Tuesday. Every entered in a room literally Shakespeare, naif made up of Rell'ast of the j $9 39, $13.©. all the with the exception of p- Ben Milton. .Vhli-on, fJRfC-.Xt'S, 23c. an.l .«ie. gi»Mls matters. Xow ! pupils, with historical relics every descrip- Jonson, Dryden, 19c. man,.del ot county j and Sis valoes. Seniors, are accommodated. our es Goldsmith, I)r. Johnson. Smithey, CHILDREN’S SUITS, Re Si5 two to four tion. Almost the first tiling eyes Fine Si and 31.2" v.ool underwear, w, l n have from ltwl qiientiy Dickens and Robert Grown Just a few left at... ■ Tag pviCf. 1 twelve was a tiger pussy-cat,.t, Thackeray, 4 to 10 years. 7gc ,: in is of news and rom for experiments, lighted upon 30Y$’ >d MEN’S county The physical apparatus It was with a sen-atioi Switz Comle wool underwear, 1 be in the under a beautifullyly ing. strange 98 torn columns of local matter. winch arrived hist term, is to he used calmly reposing Fill i'.W-OL SWEATERS. regular 7nr. and Si goods now.. shelie we before the bust of cm 00£a Malta cannon. Although that paused of that sold >-■ q and the local Junior class. carved -0 Suits good patterns collecting printing physics tin ■■. with war-ir- own poet Longfellow, “Erected by $1.50 and $1.75, Bed Tag price.... d '! ■ cost of resided in a bristling s non exceeds the whole place | 7!c. class is now study- :id of an American i CUR RED TAG PRICES The Senior Literature like pussy was as gentle and j English admirers poet.' $1.21 F, n i the in its early days. memories, jug paper i tire most inteivstin; on’Men’s ing Bacon’s “Essays.” as and submitted veryry From this, perhaps Q L1 M S R £ Trousers are interesting reading. ,. in methods friendly possible $5 SfEL 532 LLtS change journalistic 75 1 of her ad-,d- of the famous Abbey, we saun >-rei 17 SUITS 31.50and Si Pant-snow ... his a fern to the caresses part g| gg v iiich the subscriber gets papei school has hi n presented with giaciously j The wher no w 1 on and into the various chapels, Of all wool goods, blue and fancy .691 32 and $2.50 Pants now. ... in Mines, mirers. Near this interesting tabbyby s. g| g g at less than the cost of production fossil from the coal nones Sydney we have been i- I __- lies entombed $ tores. These are styles j ancient in-in- of every age price, and 32.50 Pants now. ... has brought and a miner’s lamp from the was a case filled with royalty ► ing for $3.00 and $3.50. Bed Tag Men’* SWhite aed n. a vastly better paper, Cape Breton, glass Fane, ^$2 69* andnd first was the chapt \\ hitta same struments of torture in miniature, ] Our baiting place 34and $5 About some changes which Mr. place. » $2.2 3 Shirt* nw 69c. Pants„no\v.$3 2^* our re-:e- of Henry VII, described by Edwar thinks less desirable to tlie public after a careful scrutiny party | He will take up the study of lot til The Seniors at in these merciful dayslys j Lowe Temple, who says: “It is which we agree witl joiced living mu in heartily this term. th chemistry of the electric chair and similar comm hung with the rich banners of Min., lie says: “Tlienecessity of get | of thehe of ft ♦ i are not The school now numbers 101 pupils. forts. The walls and ceiling Knights of the Order Bath, j Your money back goods 2lper cent. ting advertising lias led to concedim 1 ♦ of whose installation it was compmiuu,[ unartistic am L room are decorated with trophies ; special positions, type, Miss Mamie llurd, 'id, has left school. X lower than yeu ;vt bought them b«ire. in the form ! and a broad central nave with a -_ ,.., .■ o illustrations. lienee th arms, beautifully arranged having 4 of the Parthenon etc.■ stall beneath each ban-i- ♦ the The beautiful picture of stars, coats of arms, superbly carved tverage a degree weekly dowers, daily—in to the 11 School by the Belfast for his presented igh In the next room were suits of armor I ner, for each knight and esquire the I it not actually repulsive, typograp and. n ore, Society lias been hung, in aml e|$ NEWjb , Improvement i etc. t\ hat particularly -: nniiTe ‘life??1** oliapels is at least a constant example that a more horsemail, Ciothiei, Tailors and u.;tl,y, while it is to he regretted befomffiP of sJS Outfitters, I *„..ost.ed nu1 in this room were toR‘ail» I This is none too strong ortbf.amal 1 nom ) you ,id taste.” ■ resment 83 viaxev. ti Well-Known Jife 't Main Street, Belfast. -- his address at the State service x U ftoine of tt T ~T~ ’’“‘rimer in aston," died at liis.home there Dec.31st hjm> (save t)ie sjn1 ♦ s' "*• Papers are it is a great lie, elg.im.ed thatmio tax typographical era; suits 01 ttround the y teachers and pupils. The hundreds of years fau-tra/.d’tk to" reader. For following h ago which here examp! rom this room we | attained its in the '•’I! a resolutions were adopted: started for Beau greabple e-ohuim of sion of display heading wi * Tlie champ and j loveliness, and before 1 h'"'*‘d j i. \Vlle.re^s, Improvement Society of Tower, when wlmd by a half a dozen lines, descending seen the steps were attracted outside of England, rendu,u matter, and then by a squad ol auTl'p^fo? you are n raw recruits be unique of its Kitchen AT " ire,| to drilling in the kind even withms day THIS 51:AON OUR tiie ’steentli j>age. The court, and *1 illu: j highly'fpprechi.tl"h!ai! tl/e spent some time association oi the dust 'infce- rations are often idcture^tself and watching their ma- royal tha meaningless blurso helow. Here is yOU 1 meuvres. In interred all th? ,ld J!ut «e "e pxtpl"l to the Beauchamp Tower we have faith I "in S w a Improve- mortal W or that thi tj mlr •'"Here thanks shu the various of the monarchs in AN’S SliRM BOOT li"‘ 1 ot I ft i for the inscriptions cut on the the AbUef? ; journalism has not come t 11 thesp who do " to ‘'“Solutions he walls the not in Furnishings. ”-liV t" the by prisoners of repose the Coufesso life ""1 t!lIlt Secretary of the .Society a,„i State. i sooner or later there, wil Among e.” If 1,6 iu The them was John chapel.” : ii'-- b it the return to saner Kepuh’lican Dudley, Earl of War- especially keeps foot drv and methods and Journal Ileie we We have them in all lines 7 mor wick, who carved the sat for some time, j l '••1a in all kinds|weather. As a wet weather 3 ,! Motive •JoI[X c. (.’ I. KM ’02 following inscrip- admirinj^i * typography. KNT, tion the and at the lowest possible j ••>: this style .d' J I'-.\ KLVN 1*. ,\I O Ii I i ('OI)l. on the side of exquisite stone and { •VI SO '()•{ the fire-place, under wood-carvingX Whittaker that C’AULKTON Oil .... says the spirit o I)oak,’04 his Iiext prices s a favorite with C ok a coat-of-arms: chapel visited was that great the up-to-date tnlMts ■'Ullt S. Moklson, *05, oft ij combinations has injure. ‘1 Edward the in oung woman. It is "i Mi. cm that these beasts do welle Confessor, which "stand 1 advertising business of the agricul behold and two STYLISH, J News great oaken Coronation Chairs. W ai,d that it of the I TIN I: STAUNCH, AND has also sufferer(l Granges. whe«*™ *eve 1 hey are alike in t appearance, hut not in VERY "■ present fad for ] COflFORTABLE.J advertising iia Comet \>,Maymfehey'be itlie the "sage or AGATE Grange, Swanville, conferred tin borders wherein dignity. The newer one was '■‘■‘Saz'nes and l W/AREyy Made with S inch to oi' Kiho Box daily papers to thee first and second degrees "a“e Wh0 list t0 ser°he the made for NICKEL Calf, i] exeat.-ion of upon one new men, ground. Mary, when crowned with xtra such papers as the her last *, heavy sole, with edge rope stitcli- Newv Monday night. M illiam III. In the WOODEN • g and From this place, elder, sovereigns T ‘d and low, broad heel. Farmer—referring here I he officers of which, by the way, have sat tu mainlyy Honesty was since Edward I. Grange, Morrill', the one-time prison of embedded be- an“°uncements of seedsmen and1 were installed last Sir Walter neath Wednesday its seat the ‘stone of 44♦♦♦♦♦♦ OTHER STYLES EOR implement dealers. 1 evening byy ttaleigh, we made our in Scone , The same amountt ast Master IJ. o. Bowen. way company vvliich he with a brought of ; m money expended in small army of conquered’ Storni the agricultural1 At the annual sightseers to the Scotland t,ld meeting of the stock room as a part of the ancient Street, local containing the crown seat newspapers would, we are3 holders of Granite jewels of of the LAMPS Grange Hall, North1 Scottish in England. These priceless kings Scone; identi- Boot. I In conclusioni following officers treasures fied to Dress, miur '.,ettfcrresults. were elect- were the bv Whittakerwu'nf edS®arsJJort,the : I arranged in a imagination tradition with says: L. Trundy, Pres.; W. .1. circular glass case Chimneys, Matthews,• with Jacob’s stone at The outlook for \ ice Fred a and Bethel, brought hither House, New England atm Pres.; Black, Sec'y;r. 0. dome-shaped top, protected Fer' an after long "eVer brighter than nald, freas.; A. Stinson, by iron bar wanderings.” After reading Shades, present 1 at Agt. surrounding the case the "ti to go west Around the inscriptions on the various | Outing. {1 J*’ *'.e ejaze lias died[ lion. Obadiah room, also in tombs, VH^in Gardner of Rimirion/i glass cases tJ.,e fertility of the west Iris w ere etc.; we returned to the and I the insignia of the various place of entrance! I Burners modern educational in : orders. on J he ever stopping ttie way to some 'l™P^vd’ made the farmer crowd, carefully watched inspect of , t more by the the soldier on smaller chapels, in one of which I Wicks. methods: be ; guard, prevented our we ir ? Potable the get- saw a lfe lS more ting more than a life-size statue of Isaac 1 P an i e, P]eas- His of Watts. 'U1<1 ’ffa,ril,‘ glimpse the royal I comfortable. New EmrlanH connection'w^th"tl^grange^a'nd'the inally, with a last at ! ♦♦«♦♦♦♦« cities which •’« has gems, with, perhaps, the glance the in- | furnisl, and be,0s1of1,V U<',le? the mem. exception of terior IZIUSo’ t, alld, hirge^ the crown of the famous we maikets than ever before of the late Abbey, stepped >his \n Queen, which out into the undoubtedly will have a surmounted the open air, glad to he greeted : and Gas Stoves I beneficial pyramid and stood out luence on the again the jl agricultural by after our 1 he papers very prominently. We were sunlight stay in management of the New psilSiip fortunate that England SHOE b anner is nevertheless, to be able to solemn, dim, hut intensely inter- A STORE, highly gratified that ft en- see them at t A Full Line of for isting place. jyj. ]> p U \ Cutlery.' first volume with shortly after our visit all is the i “sion Heel. 81 HAIN maire1,eij' grange were in- tor the coronation of I 1 nn*Bt stalledJ’!*6, 'fiCerS,of.Jan. Edw ard, and paste e,|tcipnsing paper was never bet- -1th by past master is a 11. Davidson imitations were Following summary of the weather assts ed substituted. In a by Mrs Sadie A. few record of the Belfast Vitchell & Trussell Edgecombe: Mas- “mutes we station of the l'. S. ter, ou in from L. escaped the crush and Weather 1 Wentworth; J II Bureau for the week .Jan I ll! a Overseer, made our exit ending "'Cent discussion before Wms; Lecturer, ('.11. from the place, 7, 1902: bankrupt’s Petition for Discharge. the Waterman ; a stopping | a club Steward! short time ANNOUNCEMENT. in New York on the 5 Leslie before Traitor's (late I ft J $ matter of question Inin Kims; Chap- ^ j tire T7T ;V; StfW!f'1>A' wliere the oil /« Having purchased meat and pr< '’Peeingsaloons Kims; F. T unhappy victims for the » a Bankniptey. Sunday Bishop Potter tv V ,,Ala Treasurer, 5 Wind, Sky, etc. , vision -aid block were o * S j business of E. A. Wadswortl .loin, li. Gough’s i "/’“worth; Secretary, Mrs. L. M. Cun- admitted. At the exterior Lby> jm Nathan Wfbb. Jmige of the District teaching was Gate the of and I| nl"ghani; Keeper, Fred .). gate of the Tower 1 n®he United States for District formerly conducted by Burgess & Ga wrong,” and that “prohibition Clark; Po- hansoms were en- ■ 12 4 N. w. clear. In the ‘Mabftl for William we wish to announce to the m an Willer; Klora’ Mrs. Tillie gaged those of the 5 Cloudy. Snow. of in the drier, pei impudent fraud and an t'o'h’ i ( party who pre- J JSik lj h-W.S' ,fart %LoPHEE Burnham, County impudent! Toothaker; eres, Miss Lula Cloudy. Snow to jo a. in said of Belfast that ,.n ini. i Lord; L. A ferred and in.- state of Maine, District, pie and vicinity we sha j|e said driving, others walked snowfall in *j a To the further Steward, Miss down days, inches** that on the 28th day of concerning Carrie Elms. A Ho.x^^^^B^I,iVseiits, on in a line supper to the an i,K*J'* Court of «M st. he was bank carry the business neat and n prohibition: was then Thames, where we 4 15 -1 N. w p duly adjudged served, and a short expected to CleariPitati011,30of Maine. of Bank program com take a 5 25 0 W. Congress relating to liable manner and to retain a the steamer for a Part cloudy. Snow in ■ has his hope it pleted evening’s sail on the river. forenoon IT/ILI.I A M duly surrendered all ‘""'‘plied has edu- entertainment "0US" t0 n,ei“ure- and has vatedT,^/^-ai(d a nice ot We were 6 27 10 w. W of Waldo. >>f property, fully former customers and make many lie trauds and hvnoerites Clear the of said Acts The disappointed, however, for 7 22 a N. re.-pectfully reffiSjjPuH requirements Hampshire and Vanished Wild on arrival at Cloudy. ters of Court his bank- friends. We appreciate that Belfai Vermout Pigeons. the pier we were told (Snow September'last*®! touching toda^'hv’a^r^ by Wednesday.) under ■ statlstics, tiie some rupt Acti, _^K are for lower an ion consump- It is now dock-laborers that That he he decreed I people looking prices yAf 5,.prf.U'1 up to Major Holman f 4. the river boats ruptcy; that li Mb prays, may Preparations is a i , larger and ri* have full discharge from all debts we invite all to call and our han °Lc„ertainany vi liere else unu;“ off for Transfers in Heal Estate. property get price m the country One l-el ast lfe three weeks with hi:- estate under said bankrupt HfitEF°LtheRepublican Journal "r,ucru complied ®|^Bnst. which e learned later that not and of the orBB such debts as are excepted by law Percent of f rf I,)ardla" Cl? only was the The ®charge '01' Another is a season over following transfers in ruptcy. noun, I com- f&’AHsz but the river was real estate Wherefore B30th day of December, A.D. 1901. WARD & WADSWORTH. Lm mA w» unusual- were ly low. recorded in Waldo County by the Court tf \mk W ILLI AM McPHEE, Bankrupt, Accordingly we retraced our Of Registry — ,1 anuary l, 1902.—twl Deeds for the week provable agai. ha^fc _ _ Belfast, ending Jan. g, W02: or >°T>CE THEREON, steps and met the Acts, except J otli® Moe a'ld anyKSBKSSfeS turtle walking party but a Joseph B. Pendleton, to from such diM dove. The storlf of1# Bnnt Ji-as short Boston, E. E. Pen- are.® MA1NK, ss. distance from the Dated this well waiei ftcat^riultftude^o^peop^e who°are appearance of this same pier. The dleton, do.; land in Islesboro. „f January, A. D. 1902, on ar® Sarah F. app®‘day the C0IlfiU'Jiera pigeon* is*one**!?? whole 1 ■ it is «f these' & ™ party then right-about-faced and endleton, Winter to E. bre<^Keg0jng petition, things.0”18tS ^"V- Harbor, E. Pendle- Court, That a hearing be had Biddefordrjo'uruaffJedieS pushed the ton, land and c^sl^Mhethe, ■ through crowded streets buildings in Belfast. Lafor- tiu' 25th day of January, A. UKOlLjU < The U. S. Civil between est E. District lt‘‘hl® said "Urt at Portland, in said Professor Service Commission uhii dodging heavily loaded Prentiss, Troy, to Isaiah C. o| iu Albion Small of the rn, drays Tuttle, On this 4t,U f^’^K’clock the forenoon; and that on the Unity; land in in The capital crossings, until the great dome Unity. Ella M. Howard, reading the fl ,»»e published Republican 19 MED stock, $150,000, au.'sssstef of Ordered h' Wn printed in said District,and men and snuFiM St. Pauls loomed Danvers, Mass., to Addie M. ouei*®taper IN hELFAST ».V\ young women for up before us. We White, Bel- upon the sar ii creditors, and other persons in SURPLUS, tile government fast A® ous mark'. '*• 33,000. entered ; land and in D. be at >'ie said time and place, this beautiful buildings Belfast. 1902, H Jf ®uear ers on oi structure—the District, at : U 9 Plif any they have, why the prayer paym'-nt DEPOSITS SOLICITE tl'™“^*1*lt^ese*examinat?onsOSprot^ third church erected on notice there ■ ®oner should not be granted. l^tV^®r this site which Small Pox 3Wl* was Situation Journal, a ne Wi Mirther ordered by the Court. That the Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent at $3.00, originally, it is the Encouraging. mail to ail known creditors most said, location that all kno H Mend by $5.00, $6.50 and $8.00 a positions only a common of "im year. school educa a temple in honor of interest, ma' M ts®d petition this order, addressed I)ri A; S' ,K0U11«- secretary of the State »n "1 as Diana-easily board of health said and show cai Ml places residence stated, obtained Jan. 3d: “The condi ®eir Our vault is in Eastern Maine an aplit the difference and seats, and were glad to rest Don of the small of said petit -B J£®e Honorable Nathan Webb, Judge unequalled call it t^wss5t,$WrI-^a*«t pox situation in tic- at $25,000. And it is f and seal thereof, Port- LOGS UNEXCELLED in tire an after our warm is this State' fl tioSCourt, security against and very and the on the of Ftp tiring walk. Some encouraging Clerk shall a® District, 4th day The Panama epidemic which January, ON THE SHOP burglary in the country. Canal now be * time was did copies of 8r may had PMaSS16 and 45 spent here, but none of 33 i‘® Point.. Tin* o'1, Those can f“rP«°Ple.between us e on n°"materiaD boxes have the exclush a a year^of ^ &°nTlm onTv?^eateir“e,i^ as far as to them at t M A-H. DAVI8, Clerk. renting * s the mark-down sale for e!IrW Places of this felt equal to lo board pan a® ana proving $40,000,000. ifull f Trind c*Vflt climbing to the famous are. at Portland Witness t> B arMy of petition order thereon propnoy privilege of taking their boxes to and from tt Those m want information about them fr^p hviwr^ “■f«er‘ain andliiddefon! of he said AttestA. H. Davis, Clerk, of a canal should i 11 s® 3\vl» bank. applyy Whispering Gallery, or cared to visit land, in sail « Vat once. 1, CoU J nPWashington*leget0WashfiurS>nnbnnpC0rreipon<*e'^ D. C., and askin&'for it* the crypt. the j Livtl Service tS Among famous people catalogue, number thrfe. I tiuried here is Sir Ohristnnhor precautions in time has tenTa A^D.^1902.| i I THE NEWS OF BELFAST. THE HEWS OF BROOKS. B. M. C. Seminary, Bucksport.

The dealers in men’s clothing and fur- Mrs. Rufus Alorse is still very dangerous- The recital given in the Franklin strA j,ing goods close their stores at tip. in. ill. i , ly Methodist church Dee. 30th by Miss .Ian. 6th to April 1st. Willis Waning is at work for Charles H. Alice Cory, pianist, teacher ol instriV x, ns. «?' farmers of Belfast and vicinity are Forbes. meutal music at the affon' ^f^ay seminary, i in ng the question of starting a corn great pleasure to the number ma bad condition, the Week. Pearl Hamblen is chopping in the woods large pres* | here and a will be Miss no skir* factory meeting for M. J. Dow. Cory came to Bucksport last Eternal signs, i»f' '-i*-' 9 -.•.in for that purpose. highly recommended by some of the best it. Mrs. Frank Elweil of Paris, Maine, is I’. Gardner is to this week teachers in this and and open a; wrong with your friends in Brooks. country Europe visiting has r i:i the ]). Lane store at the foot of : become favorably known to the musi- Mrs. Margaret Evans is the win- street. lie had a market there spending cal fraternity of eastern Maine. She is a j coffee? You ter with Mrs. E. O. Stantial. lie went into tin. firm of & SOMETHING can't tell what? graduate of the New Burgess just England Conservatory of mer. Dr. A. W. Rich is still poorly, and is Music and has studied three years at the confined to the house most of the Koyal Conservatory in Dresden. She is v Bird, Superintendent of the Belfast But it is not as it! The time. you like Frank popular as a teacher and has many friends < '<>., in making up his pumping record W. Gibbs fell from a load of hay director and an elbow locally, being of the Bucksport past year, finds that an average of recently badly injured joint. Musical Club. Miss Cory was assisted by gallons has been pumped for each defect is in the coffee itself. For one Mrs. Martha E. Luce of Haverhill, Mass., < Miss Nan Godfrey of Bucksport. Miss the y ear. The total is nearly 92,000,- lias been visiting her friend, Mrs. Mary of ever Offered in Belfast Godfrey has studied with Mr. of Bargains 'oils. Rose. Hodgdon cent extra a can have the finest Boston and possesses a voice of great power •tficersof A. E. Clark Camp ami the day you The Jog-a-Long Club of Monroe gave a and sweetness. The program was as fol- Or Aid Society were installed in Sons good entertainment at G. A. R. hall last lows: Eastern Maine at. .rails' Hall Friday evening. Wednesday evening. coffee in the world. Grown to the i Impromptu 142, Schubert .) Clifford installed the ('amp and Mrs. F. E. Merritt, who had been in Bos- Allegro—Andante 1. the Ladies’ Aid Thro’ the Still Night, Dickey Society, ton several months, returned home the day Tschaikowsky a Walther’s Preislied “Die Meistersinger, 'hments were served, order before Christmas. private of Chase & Saxhorn from Bendel—Wagner b Invitation a la annual meeting of the Women's JIos- The officers of Golden Crown K. of Valse, Weber lodge, a The is \id will be held at the home of Mrs. Journey long, j P., are to be publicly installed next b of the W. Tuesday- GEORGE Spirit BURKETTS. Summertime, j Miller seed under constant care. It is the mall. street, today, Thursday, special evening by D. 1). Francis II. Welch. Whitney Coombs at 2.30 p. m. All members, and a Berceuse, ■•th, Herman Stover came home to visit his Chopin b Liszt interested in the work, are requested Liebestraum, wine family last Saturday. He has employment a Open Thy Blue Eyes, Massenet nd. If the will he color of port till the cream stormy, meeting changes at North Vassalboro in a woolen mill. b The Rosary, Nevin d Ian. 16th. c The Ring, Hawley W’e recently received a letter from Rev. Nocturne Op. 15 No. 2, I ,,, the annual meeting of the Waldo Frank Chopin OUR IMMENSE FIRE SALE now on and will it to gold. You never tastee such coffee. S Forbes of Santa Barbara, Califor- Valse Op. 42, j continue itural it was unanimously Society nia. He and his family are well and enjoy- miss Lory s rendering of Walther s •fiat the thanks of the society be until the immense stock is CLOSED OUT. The first ing the winter there. Preislied “Die Meistersinger;” showed a d to Mrs. .1. G. Paul and Mrs. ('. N. a for try pound. Ask Chase rare touch and skill in Just sing!' Several men from Brooks have gone up- technique. Special day’s sale was unparalleled in the of our business. who generously donated to the interest was taken in Miss history ~ river to work in the woods—among them Godfrey’s sing- the premiums awarded them at the of “The & Sanborn's Coffee. Robert McTaggart, Ansel Pettingill and ing Journey is Long,” and “The We regret to say that with a force of thirteen clerks we year. Sbai. Brand” Lewis Spirit of the Summertime,” because of the in i-lb. and 2-lb. Tin Godding. •vee and ball at Dexter, which was Cans fact that the author of these selections, were unable to serve the crowd that our (air-tight). The Grange is having a series of interest- entirely thronged •<] on account of the storm, is to be Other in Whitney Coombs, was born in high grades ing entertainments, there a contest Bucksport richlv-colored parchment being store. effort was made to ursday and Friday, Jan. hi and 17. in 1859, where he lived until lOyears of age. Every give attention to all, it bags (moisture proof). between the ladies on one side and the gen- 'Vhitten of Belfast will lead tlie or- After studying in America, Mr. Coombs tlemen on the other. The loser is to fur- was an however. our 1 six with John Leonard of spent thirteen years abroad and to-day has impossibility, We advise patrons pieces, nish a supper. iv mm ond violin. Mr. Whitten will a national reputation as a composer, and is A Farmers’ Institute was held here Dec. who wish a share of the offered to call v olin solo. “Carnival de Venice,*' one of the best players of the church organ Bargains early in iham was 21st under the auspices of the State lations A recruiting office for the U. S. Navy is Ira A. appointed postmaster Agri- in New York City. by Paganini, the or after 4 o’clock P. m., as that time we to be opened in Belfast Feb. 3d. Further of the f th-class at Fast Benton, Me., cultural Society The meeting was not morning are it»i belonging on board schooner but the NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. particulars are given on the 3d page. Saturday. largely attended, proceedings were mu at the Boston steamboat wharf, Mr. Richard and iess crowded. marked down quite interesting, with extended remarks by Heagan Mr. James Mar- Everything preparatory to end of the A Denver, subscriber writes: “I The C< ty Commissioners have organiz i to climb around the Colo., 11. Walker den left last week for Boston and e.l ear the choice of F. A. McKeen, Secretary- of the State expect and fell read The Journal with the same interest for tl by Cush- removal from the for tin- whai Thursday night soon to go to West Africa — Fred Cole of building repairs. nan. Board. that 1 did when 1 was a in Belfast.” man chi. 1 lie was rescued and taken to boy Searsport has moved his family into the There will be a morn- The l fast will special religious meeting ip, where lie was kept until The sloop Agnes and a boat without a Improvement Society Berry house—Miss Ella Partridge of Bel- next week at the church for spiritual ad- •; lie to be nearly sober name were in with hold th. regular meeting Monday, .Ian. fast called on friends in town last week_ appeared port yesterday good under the ;0 p. at the home of Mrs. vancement, direction of Rev. F. discharged. fares of cod. haddock and hake, and a few 1:1th, at m., M. J, F. Percy Partridge has arrived home from W. Barker. A distinguished cusk and halibut. (lamina Church street. All members are evangelist Boston.... Will Jacobs is at home from -till life in oil by li. L. w ill be painting e irnest requested to be present. John Dollolf laid a submarine present. Clifton, Mass—Herman Partridge went to k. recent!) on exhibition at Wood- cable; irnal the The entertainment at the Good Templar Belfast on business last DAYS FOR across the draw of the lower The acknowledges receipt of Tuesday_Wilbur SPECIAL EACH DEPT. Sun's book store, was accepted last Monday bridge j lodge last Saturday evening excelled is a ■■ for the from Thomas Gannon A Son any- Staples quite t lie Boston Vrt Club exhibit. Last Western Union Telegraph Co. The ealend and ill....Quite company of the kind here cable is 137 feet Swift Field A- thing this winter. Mrs. gathered at a musical at Freeman Par- was a,id in cuise- long. .o’aul, grocers; Quimby and standaid raised, Chase and Mrs. .las. F ;ee A- Son, insurance W. A. lluxt'ord outdid themselves tridge's last Monday evening. b\ Boston and New Melvin of Belmont is to sue- agents; Among 0UR special sale will iii) t»:• ‘ntiiigs Cunningham | in the those be in Swift, oots and shoes; A- program. present were Miss Maud Curtis of ••• *• Fogg i.'t> <• r* -ted. and as the same cee.d Win. Small, Miller street, to-morrow, Friday, the Dress Goods and them n the mail boxes. The has bad a hard time of it. organ, zobo, cornet, flageolet, piccolo li:b,tion numbers 141 paintings and afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock. The committee use of the Trimmings. j and — « two violins Chester Clark of .s of M-ulpture. The number of boxe for other than their Clarke’s of the school are any legitimate Mrs. Smith and her Hannah i> it*;. Boston and New sewing specially requested j daughter Corner called on friends in this •presented es, or the therein of vicinity, the total to be pur] depositing any- moved to Belfast last where t:i) divide equally—.70 present. Monday, they — Elder Ora Chase of thin itlier than mail the Thursday Canaan is 11ii’iuei and 47 from the latter city. matter, subjects will make a home with her son who Chas. X. Black 1 Fred, expected soon to hold meetings at the Rob- ers are, besides the foreign paint- lately exchanged his oifei or, if detected, to heavy penalties, has employment there. They are quiet, ert’s ; icans residing either abroad or in stallion Wilkesmont with W. A. Gerrish school house. Elder Ayers is now for and ley are liable to be dealt with by the industrious elsewhere in the country, an people, and we are sorry to have there Elder Ward. a pacer called Pliebe. she has made a mile U. Courts. assisting SATURDAY, notable as Philadelphia having them move away. in 2.20, but has no record. Mr. Gerrish .■presentative. i ourse or nve entertainments, consist BURNHAM. will keep Wilkesmont for stock purposes. Hale Rose is teaching school in West School in r.:> for Hohsk Stf.aungk The in -f three lectures, one author's reading district Xo. 5, Mabel A. Bacon, Brooks aiul Vesta Rose at '\ he members of Seaside a concert of Keans' Corner in closed Dec. after a ! d sheriil were notified Sunday fore- Chautauqua a: vocal and instrumental teacher, 24, term of seven Waldo. A. B. son is the win- Waists. Circle will meet with Mrs. G. K. nn ic, will be the ladies of Pay teaching weeks. The following were not absent Jackets, given by young pupils Furs, Skirts, st who is wanted for Carter,4.! George Grover, ter term of Commercial t) Club connected with the High school at the village. one-half Una Earle Goodwin a horse and buggy in Bangor last street, Monday, January Kith, Murray Uni- day: Miles, Littlefield is in and Elmer Mitchell. mention at 2 p. m. lesson from \ valist church. The first lecture will be Harry teaching South Special should ; arrived here on the steamer Penob- Author, Petraeli; be made of Ida Brooks. Mabel Rose is in the village pri- Bagiev, who was present t morning. They heard of him in chapter seven, American Diplomacy. January. Further particulars, with every session until the after mary. heavy rain, lies of lecturers and will be which it was for her to to places about town, but he got away. V Hose Co. held a dates, given impossible get the ashington special meet- cliool house. er. Tickets one dollar for the series of On Christmas “The ! Norton learned by which road lie ing Tuesday evening and appointed a com- night Brooks Whist e entertainments, MONDAY, r. him in mittee so single tickets 25 cents. Club" met (as usual on even- followed him, and arrested investigate as to the facilities for Wednesday Brother Wormwood of the Biddeford and it a .t in tin* evening. Grover is accused having a fireman’s ball, as the Belfast Opera B. A Roundy of Dorchester, Mass,, ing), being “Christmas number” a Journal, always thirsting for curious wants to know how a horse and buggy from a stable House is closed. They will next Tue> Hsently invented an improved water special Christmas feast was served. There information, many of report the 200 cats were shipped away during 1001 by ;. the for a sleigh alve for cornets and similiar instru- guests from out of town, and such swapping bugg) day evening. the Belmont man, came back. lie allows was the enthusiasm sport and leaving the team at a ments, which is proving very remunerative, that two o’clock came that the man who can ship cats, and have Oil Straw List of letters in th advertised remaining and went before one them is indeed entitled to Cloths, Belfast, where it remained more le has of them had a stay shipped, be Carpets, disposed of the of in Mattings, right selling thought Belfast office Jan. 7th: Ladles M regarded as a leader in the 5 post Sew of home. Mr. industry.— week before the owner found it. England and some of the Middle 0. E. Iianey of Belfast Kennebec s. A. Cummings, Mrs. Helen Fos.-, M Journal. B. Brow n of Bangor came to Bel- itates for £5,000 and a royalty on each carried off the honors winning forty-three Lydia Hutchings, Mrs. Sarah Harvey. M j lay and took Grover to Bangor for ittachinent sold, and still retains the South (4a) points. The same company met New Pierce. Gentlemen—Mr. Geo. Augusta .nd West and foreign countries. Mr. Years eve, by special invitation, at the home Rugs, Pillows, Bedding, Blankets, Brown, I George Triggs. loundywas formerly leader of the Belfast of Hr. A. E. Kilgore, “to watch the Old is the win- Non.s. Following The Girls’ Home has received, and land. Year out and the New Year in.” Dr. and of the Vinaihaveu and Rock- the Mrs. are a managers gratefully acknowledge, Francis II. Welch went to Boston Mon- Kilgore very genial and hospita- tin boat Co. : Steamer will leave Oil WMSL45c contributions. From Miss Ann ble the 25c lowing ( lay to consult with parties there in couple, possessing ready tact of mak- Cloths, : week 2 p. regard I'vwy day at m. for Hur- I from the W. C. T. 1 of ing one feel at home and at Crosby, $10; I o the shoe business, perfectly ease; North re-establishing factory [ nalhaven, Haven and Stun- | pleton, 3 dresses, 3 aprons, 0 skirts. 10 p thus ensuring a most delightful time to all dr. Welch and Lee J. Galley, who have 1 imsdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, stockings, 1 pair blankets, 1 pair mitten ) present. Mr. Alphouso Wood and sister, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦❖♦ ^ >een connected with the factory many Island. Westbouml, leave Swan’s ! hair ribbons. Miss Ethel Wood, of and j ears, propose to associate themselves with Belfast—nephew unlay s, Wednesday s and Friday s niece of Mrs. Kilgore—were and Attention is called to the advertise: t ; Boston man, who will put both money and present m. and Stonington every week Miss Ethel to F=I=S=H. ou^ special sale day 1 into helped serve refreshments, will be in of the Elwell European tours—an It n xperience the business. They have not TUESDAY w for North Haven, Vinaihaveu, it was a cohk night and the excellent Tour April 1st, and a Summer Tour y 1 s yet made a definite proposition to the and Rockland — The Merrycon- oyster stew served was 5th. Mr. Elwell is an co le < ommittee. Elmer A. Sherman left for Bos- especially enjoyed. JUST aRRIV U »een overhauled at Port experienced, 200 200 thoroughly on Baby Dorothj gave the signal for the and conductor, and those no 1 by Monday’s boat, but was detained i has taken the routes of steamers popular ' the storm and breaking up, being awakened from her travel under his direction are sure be >y did not arrive there until Linen iweil and White Vinaihaveu, which are to peaceful slumbers by the sounds of revelry Ordered for* Christmas trade Goods, Goods, well cared for. Particulars of thest rs Vednesday forenoon, lie the Towels, MiS. ve represents repairs at the South marine down stairs. She surprised them all and storm. may be had by addressing F. A. I 11, < citizen’s committee in the matter. by delayed by big Rockland.It is that appearing in her with a reported Me. night-gown look Will sell low. W. Portland, j A joint installation and supper were held \ Morse has offered ('apt. Archi- of wonder and dismay on her sweet face. n and Hon. I'red Atwood of nas Memorial Hall of Domestic Goods of indsoiue Winterp. Tuesday evening all kinds. price for his steamers Min- Despite the lateness of the hour “The sent out attractive calendars, the Thomas II. Marshall Post, G. A. R., and Merryconeag, and that (‘apt. Archi- always Club” was all ready the next evening for 2 Gold Fish one for 11102 is so. It ha fine rhomas II. Marshall Relief After snriously considering the offer, which specially Corps. the regular session and great was the fun half-tone the Polai -a at m excellent supper, to which the veterans l **od for a few days only. Capt. showing open over the coffee aud other refreshments in The uid ladies did the and Globe 50c. \ -id lias been running the Mineola be- Winterport 1872, of which rnal I ample justice, officers of which were served by the ladies it the had much W. he Post were installed Past Master WEDNESDAY, 1 : rkiand, Roothbay Harbor and Port- to say at that time. ipect : by W. inviting, tempting manner which is all later to in T II. Clifford. The list of elected officers was Or will sell fish without globe. 1 the Merryconeag ran from the isle reproduce this picture lour- ! their own. Dr. Kilgore carried off the published in The 'to nal and to give from our files some .mount Journal of Dec. 5th. honors this of j Portsmouth the past summer.... time, which he was justly Oold Hsh are attractive and of the riie officers are: M. :<>bscot left for Poston at the usual visit of the “Winterputters' Bel- ! appointed Adj., C. proud.—Com. interesting and no trouble to 1 fast )ilworth; S. M., John W. C. Small uiday afternoon, but put into Port- nearly thirty years ago. Nash; Q. M., Underwear, Wares, Corsets, L A. D. Capt. L. T. a care for. Call and see them at account of a Cobbett; Trustees, Chase, Henry Gilkey, formerly well known northeast snow storm, During the heavy northenly gale esday | staples, W. H. Sanborn. The Relief Maine shipmaster, died at his home in Balti- ved in Poston yesterday morning, night, the schooner “11. Curtis," w h was Corps moored in the harbor for the wint broke ifficers were installed by Past President, more Jan. 6th about 68 years. Capt. Etc. to leave at 4 p. m. Gilkey Ribbons, adrift and went ashore on the was Hosiery, poii drs. Julia born in ’’ naking McKeen, assisted by Mrs. L. II. Islesboro, and at the age of 22 the eastern side of tile “narrows -re she ; iso Items. Sch. Herald sailed Jan. Strout as conductor. married Miss S. Josephine of lies in what appears to he an “u mfort- Sprague that CITY DRUG STORE kland, after town. Ten later discharging phosphate able” position.—Deer Isle Messer. Steamer Florence Damaged. The years they moved to Brewer, K'nowlton & Co—Sch. inner where they resided or Laura, The H. Curtis is at old ,uilt at teamer Florence was damaged by the ice in eight ten years, si ace BELFAST, MAINE, ■ been here which have lived in thoroughly repaired by Harrington, Me., in 1850, and wa -paired he harbor Tuesday. She left at 8 o’clock they various places, in- THURSDAY, Pendleton Opp. Belfast National Bank. ■ts, Bros., went to Isles- at this port a few years ago- < »n her regular trip to Brooklin. The har- cluding Calais and Baltimore. Capt. Gilkey ^ 1 .Sch. A. \VT. Kllis _♦ riilay... is haul- >or was frozen over and there is survived by his wife and two U. S. Marshal Bernes Norton thinly, was daughters. New A ork — A. M. Carter loaded Deputy onsiderable > heavy ice from up river. When ■ left Portland fur with last week last Thursday Pacific ! Cotton hay for Tremont, short distance beyond Steele’s Ledge Um- coast with a party of Chinamen <> are to Underwear, for Petticoats, Sunnyside Rockland_F. s. leacon the steamer was headed for the he to land I,- at returned their native started recently bought marshal’s sale bore and beached on Moose Point. She *■ from Portland at 1 t for sch. with 17, and <>n seven k, $425, Lizzie J). Small, j iiid easily and came off niore were added to yesterday morning t, built at X. in the party, hey were Camden, ,L, ixtlij. * t high tide and proceeded on her trip. No brellas, Sight an- Robes, to to Stamped Goods, go Norfolk l>y steamer here take The Fire be rebuilt Sale Is at Belfast_ ne came On probably Still ashore, but people who saw her a train across the country to Sai rancMco. peer of the five-master James W. , hink she chafed through in the ice and was Sheriff Norton went to l’ortlam ,, visit his •' at Boston loading lumber for | cached to keep her from sinking, and that son before his and a Cre- departure impanied -- Portieres, Ay res, has arrived at his home in he was Demins, repaired at low tide. Silkolcnes, him part to Boston, and irs. b. o. having resigned his position. It way Norton returned to Belfast wil him to re- 1 J that ('apt. A. I.. Kent has retired Winter port. Sir. Guy L. Uniway and main abs command, and with Mrs. Kent during her husband's ue. j j liss Winnie SI. Bussey were united in tonnes, Etc. a 1 Jan. 1st Wrappers, at the while, remain in Boston — Sch. New Advertisements* ead what larriage home of the bride’s A. A. S. Woodruff sailed * arents, Sir. and Sirs, li F. in the HOWES X, from Bucksport Harry W. Clark & Co., 8:s Mai; treet, have Bussey, CO.’S, 1 r resence of the New A’ork, light — The auxiliary to say of their lied Tag sab f clothing, * immediate relatives and a * ew friends. be E. Greele, launched last, week at whic next Kev. J. H. Hatch officiated. furnishing goods, etc., opens Odd While we is the first of her kind to be built 1 wedding supper was served and the bride Fellows’ Belfast wish it understood that Saturday, Jan. llth. (heat trgains are Block, goods from every department ias the of On her maiden trip from Booth- offered in all departments. The prices ] recipient many pretty gifts, 'lie left will be sold each still rtlaml she made (i knots an hour quoted speak for themselves Mitchell & young couple Thursday for their day, special attention will be given * ome in with ■cth of a gale. She has a 25-horse Trussed have everything 3r< want in the C'orinna, taking them the best rishes of by our force to the class of 1 friends for their on as asolene engine and will be used as way of kitchen furnishings, < tlery, lamps, many future hap- goods days mentioned t * liness — Mrs. Julia Plummer and her REMNANT ; Capt. T. P. Simmons, formerly of oil and gas stoves, etc.. lant wall pa- ROOM PAPERS above. 1 Miss have returned from road, commands her_Among re- pers and borders at Carle Jones’ until aughter, Georgie, visit to Boston — at nters are the following: Sch. Young Mrs. C. K. Atwood has 2c. and 3c. per roll. one a he Philadelphia to Boston, coal. to Pittsfield for few weeks_Mrs. people of this county know we do not deceive them illen Littlefield 9 inch borders at Ic. i've loading days. Schs. II. Crosby has gone to Bath for a visit per yard. 'bu A. f a week or two... The week of is wish to a FROTHY ADVERTISEMENTS. y Hall, Gulf port to New York, prayer W? say just word here about our remnant room papers. We have tied by any WE Sii.50. Schs. and Anne leing observed at the Methodist church_ thdse papers in bundles and will Norombega up have them for sale as long as they last or until HAVE THE GOODS to Ir. and Mrs. James Freeman have returned Ml.RCH FIRST. and in will have Nobile Havana, lumber, $5.75, free After that date our remnant room papers will be all sold. There sixty days you bage. Sch. J. Manchester rom a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. F. aX some great trades and we j Haynes, think it would pay you to look at them. at that will not p " in them, prices book. liii-ola to Boston, lumber at or about lerrity, Bangor—Clair Moody spent deplere your pccket FEB. 1st we will sell our bordered curtains at ONE-HALF ■ Nh. Wm. E. Downes, Fernandina to lis holiday vacation at home.Miss regular price. Jennie Chick is ( SPECIAL Hi’ lork, lumber and ties, p. t. Sch. boarding at Mrs. Stel- Is PRICES ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ■I f A. Willey, Darien to New A'ork, a. Curtis’—Mrs. Daisy Butler has gone to BOOKS TO LET. ■I 5.25. Sch. Pendleton Sisters, Gulf Sew Bedford for the winter_Mrs. Fannie /Ha|EAQe B.,.rt, lumber, $8.The barkentine icott has returned from a visit to her daugh- GEORGE W. >lt at BURKETT, H if Belfast in 1894, is reported er, Mrs. Wharff—Mrs. Isaac Rankin is CARLE & Bl-i

i was unable to Water Vessels. his ordination, and preach Register of De«|> » NERVOUS PROSTRATION, i until December. The annual reports of BEiLFASl ifa 01- _ the officers show that the church and gjjip. A PROCLAMATION! W. Childs-Blackburn Telit its auxiliaries, the Christian Endeavor Abner Coburn ari''ed Fupe Town Miss Townsend. We our offer to the Society, Brotherhood of Andrew and C. G. H Dee. 5, from k’rt proclaim people How She Was Cured. sailed from San a FOB SALE. school and circle A G D RivGh that we sell VIXOL on positive guar- / -. Sunday sewing Ropes, Philip, Francisco If it does not succeed in the Mon- Dec 6 for .. antee. beneflt- To close trie estate of the late — have during year. QiFUStown. Review vents- Dn»R Mrs. Parham: I take prospered AJ >« Newcastle, N. S. The Journal's Annual for wo- Fuller, sailed o you we will refund the entire amount day evening meetings young W. ing in the effect* Dec 11 fur .. pleasure acknowledging 1 lunotud c of ^^™^’0 men were maintained. The church sailed from San purchase money. A. C. of K. Pinxbam’s Aryan, A. S SIBLEY, jLydia Vegetable J3en(ili!0n, If you are troubled with any of the In estimation edifice has been re-painted. Francisco Dec 27 for oisenstown. window I hai. eitc., was Compound, my there ailments we know thatVIXOL the following real estate is offered for sale: is The Journal’s annual re- At the annual East Maine Methodist at Fort i following Follow ing weights!^b|ble is no femak: to it. Weak* Bangalore, Blauehm1- arr,.ved larger than usual. ! remedy equal Townsend will you. you should local for the year 1001: ^IKpgUshh attended Conference in May, Kev. G. E. Edgett Oct 20 from Yagaski. help Anyway give HOMESTEAD OIN HIGH SlktEI. view of history S. 15. Ilarriman & Son s ness not properly to, together E B at Nov the chance to be benelited carriage'shop was re-appointed to Belfast, and Rev. Sutton, J ]> ga'inan, Hiogo yourself by LOCAL INDUSTRIES. : on Washington street had a good run G. G. Winslow, who had been agent of 15 for New York it, particularly as you take no risk in One of the best places in Belfast. The bniidin. old and new. do Fort McClure, sailed are a large two story brick residence with elf of work, both They all but who re- George, ( lias losing money if it does not help you. The shoe manufacturing business of the Bucksport Seminary, from Fort 7 f10,11 Clieinainus, new and commodious stable and carriage hou- branches of the carriage business, black- Townsend (1 a all modern sided in Belfast, was appointed to the for Port and smaller stable; convenient the which for and Pirie. extend from to Union stn< t Criteliett, Sibley Co., smithing, wood-work, trimming at Rev. C. H. Gov Wash. AU Run Down, The grounds High pastorate Orrington. Robie, sailed from Everett, and contains about one acre. Tennis court. N had been the in- Horse-shoeing is also a branch many years leading painting. who preaches in the Wood Sept 1 for No orchard. Within a few rods of Belfast Bay of the business. Bryant, Sydney, N. S. Appetite, dustry of the city, suffered a second school house in Northport, lives in Bel- Henry 11 Hyde, arrivnl at San Francisco which it commands a fine view. Especially adaj < the home or fashionable 20th,*in the death of A. C. On Beaver street, wood-working room of the church June 13 from All Tired Out, ed for summer board.i loss, August fast. The audience Baltimore Debilitated,*. Six dollars After the death of Mr. Critcli- of George A. Mathews and the Luzon, item Manila Oct. house. thousand buys it this fall, Sibley. shop in this was renovated at a cost of Park, sailed will be worth more in the A of J. G. Damon and city for Gain Flesh, spring. portion ett. 1000, the business was re- blacksmith shops was Newcastle, N s W the can remain on Sept. 21, more than $1200 and re-dedicated L at purchase money mortgag- and with the had a season. Mary Cushing' ariiveil Newcastle, Got ee sired. organized incorporated, Joseph Tyler busy Nov. 26. The improvements consist of N. S. W. Town. Indigestion, Strong, llavner at who does Nov. 25 from C11V Criteliett, Co. to manufacture C. G. Citypoint, new steel new new sailed from Sibley 1 ceiling, furnaces, Manuel 11 o Vobols, shoes and the Heal Es- work and general blacksmith- Llaguno, Dyspepsia, FOOLER HOUSE, HIGH STREET Manufacturing carriage carpet, a re-arranging of the pews, re- Ilong Kong Oct 25 for vw Turk; passed is and has the Weak Old of a c<> tate Co. to own and manage the real ing, always busy, only painting the walls, etc. A society call- Anjer Nov. 20. People, People, Five thousand square feet land and in town. convenient brick nouse. owned estate. The new corporations took slmgs for shoeing oxen ed the Brotherhood of David and Jona- Puritan, A N Blanchard sailed from San Formerly j Pale Women, occupied, during his residence in Belfast, by Jan. 1. I'JOl. did a G. 5V. Coombs continues ship black- Francisco Nov 2 for Hull charge They very than was formed, and fitted up a gym- tiee William if. Fogler of tin; Maine Supr- n near the Reaper, du May 3(1 from good business the early part of the smithing in the Wight shop nasium. The interest in the church, arrived at Hoe Bronchitis, Pale Children, Judical Court. Modern conveniences. l*r where a new tank Newcastle, N. s \\ to of to elfnst Savin the pay roll averaging $2,500 per shipyards, galvanizing subject mortgage $1500 year, Epworth League, Sunday school, etc., S D Amsburi -'liled trom Ta- Sore Lungs, Bank, W500. week. loth the business went has been put in and other improvements Carleton, Aug. is well sustained. coma, Wash. Nov 1 f,„ if. “In- into the hands of receivers. Mr. made. Sibley A number of special services, lec- St Paul, F \\ sa. 1 from Manila Irritability, Nervousness, MAIN AND FEDERAL STREETS. J. on Main does Treat,, died the next day. After completing L. llavner, street, were held at the North Nov. IK for Seattle. * tures, etc., Chronic Colds, Corner lot in the heart of the < the orders on hand the was shut blaeksmithing, and C. D. MISS W. CIULDS-BLACKBUBN, State of ;'l, sailed from (business factory general heavy church during the year, including a Maine, 1. A Coh 4.15i* feet. Level and good building snot, Ilarriman aiid J. S. Davison Rock Island Literary and Alt Hong Nov in 1 'ork. dow n. A meeting of citizens was held Washing- Secretary series of afternoon and evening meet- Kong for Ne Hacking Cough, be worth 91,000 inside of live years. in rear of Society. Tillie E urtis, sailed Sept. 5th, and a committee appointed ton street and D. C. Davis from Nov. 11th to 17th, Starhuck, F.bc Price with the close confinement at desk ings inclusive, from San 1 Honolulu. Nursing Mothers, $800. to the Shales’ shoe horses and repair car- my Francisco Dee 29 to take measures re-establish store, conducted Gy the pastor, Rev. Geo. S. Win II Burt Gamble work. brought on nervous prostration, Maey, sailed tit Weak Mothers. business. After much correspondence riage and Rev. E. L. Marsh of Water- Dec. 211 for FARM ON MILLER STREE so much so that tor a i doctored Mills, Algoa Bay. K. J. in J line fitted up a ma- year 1 and personal negotiations it was Stepenson ville. The and the officers of W111 11 Conner. H i' ,:B, at Come in and a book which tells all 1 tried different rem- pastor Co Hong get Nine acres'under good cultivation, conn to he settled that chine shop in the Harris building on continually. Nov II for New York. thought practically succeeded in the church, Christian Endeavor Society Kong ..e a about VI XOL. Miller Street and l.meolnville avenue. One n to do a machine edies which only poison- AV right A Aldoes of Chelsea. Mass., High street, general and school did active work to HA from post office. my system, and my stomach re- Sunday HKS. would lease the hire the ma- business on the lighter classes of work. ing in factory, fused food. A neighbor who had suf- maintain interest the meetings. A Alice Reed, Aianson Fie sailed from Price, $675. and continue the business. The Ills power is an electric motor. John chinery fered with ovarian troubles iwid society of young men called the “Fort- Montevideo Oct 23 for Barba citizens raised for w hich the F. Rogers manufactures his patent Edward 1 Francisco A. A. HOWE & CO. $:>0,000. called nightly Club” was formed for social May, arrived at PLEASANT| STREET. markers in this and finds was perfectly cured, my 17 DRUCCISTS. linn was to ii cent, interest, vamp shop, Aug. from Honolulu. w pay per attention to \our Vegetable Cojrpovmd, efforts and physical training. Undivided half ot two houses and lot were to he from taxa- a sale for all he can make. Ethel, Dodge, arrived at Bland July n common with Hon. W. H. Swan Wjii u and they exempt ready mind to it a The death of Rev. James M. Leigh- I Condon Co. did a and I made up my give 20 from Charleston. rent. tion. When all was to he ar- The Manufacturing of the on thought two months' fair trial. However, be- ton, pastor Unitarian church, Mabel 1 N arrived at C P* New Upright AV A Aldoes to good x ear’s business making rolls and Meyers, Meyer, Price, $1500 ranged right objected one month hud I was like April 23d, cast a gloom over the people New York Dec 22 leo. brushes for shoe and found fore passed from Monti some portions of Hie agreement, and j factories, and after six of that and was felt the arrived Dec 3 all of this a new woman, weeks parish sadly by Matanzas, at Philm Iphia the matter was still unsettled when increasing sales in parts funeral from Havana. &&D pianos (BAY VIEW STREET. faithful use of the Compound I was in whole community. Impressive and in Europe. Large orders Olive idle Dec 12 this review was closed. | country It is of services were held at the church Thurlow, arrived at > down and month. These are About one half acre of level land for the perfect health. certainly great April $15 $6 per adjmi Mathews Bros.’ under the man- ! were also received company’s the of the Rev. 11. fr om Guanica, p. l; tide water, about one-eighth mile below steam mill, benefit to women, and 1 wish every 26th, clergy city, II. not I vers & Pond, of course, but the best harness and other prepara- Penobscot, at ( ape Town Dec 12 for wharf. Suitable tor cottage. Tile best lo-- of <>. E. Frost, continued to dressing woman could have a Woude of Castine and Rev. S. C. Beach agement poor suffering value in a new for for a wharf south of Commercial street. run on full time to its full and tions. Singapore. possible piano §225, capacity, chance to it, Yours very of Bangor officiating. Occasional ser- were troubled some- try truly, Rebecca Crow ell, M G Dow, a iiucksport, and to economical Price, $250. did a amount of business than Sherman A Co. 2922 vices were held at which different min- appeal strongly buy- larger and Miss \V, ('iiii.;>s-!:i.ackburn, Fifth repairing. for There are now orders what by low water in Goose River, as ers. We will exchange them at any time eight years. Ave., Rock Isiuril 111."—$6000 forfeit if isters appeared candidates and Nov. Rose lu 11 is, Melvin ( o cord, arrived at I xvere to run short time a few NORTH (CHURCH. enough on hand to keep the full crew obliged Stovs ttutimonizl is rot 'jemiire. 25th the church voted to extend a call New York Dec K from Fertiaudi at a liberal valuation for our beautiful on to hours the remainder of the win- xveeks in the fall and early winter. 'ew Turk Pews No. 30 and 50. Price, $50 each. will relieve tbis dis- to Rev. Henry F. Lutz of Rockland, Sachem, Nichols, arrived at new Ivers & Pond uprights. It will pay ter. The work this lias included had orders which would have kept Nothing Feb 28 from Hong year They Mass., which was accepted. Mr. Lutz Kong. you to write us if cannot call. Our ! the three mills on full time, tressing comlM;on so surely as Thomas A it Boston you BROOKS. orders for school houses, hospitals and busy will his with the new Goddard, arrived begin pastorate Dec. l l from Rosario Haven. list of in used mailed other public, buildings in Massachusetts, j Kelley A < 'o.’s axe factory began work Lydia E. Piukiiam’s Compound.! via Vineyai bargains pianos One fourth grist mill, etc., occupied bv > year. Willard Mudgett. J 11 Monr arrived & Sibley summer residences at Bar and earlier than usual last fall and had larger Mrs. Pinkham advises sick free. Company. Harbor, wo-J Rev. A. A. Smith of the Universa- at Boston Dec 14 from Turks Xsl.ml. a number than usual of local orders than in the preceding year. men free. Address, Lynn. Mass.V Price, $250. larger list church gave several series of even- SCHOONFHR. orders and work for Waterville The saw mills of Rankin A Co, in Elast Bangor, discourses during the year. In I vers & Pond pcoAO PERSONAL Belfast and R. A. at the Head ing VV b s led from PROPERTY. and other Maine cities. Gurney Wadsworth bought Burgess & Gard- March the Georgia Gilkey, Gilkey, Young Men’s Society Was Ga. Dec 28 for New Y k. 114 and 116 Thompson A. Foster had the most of the Tide, were well patronized. ner's meat business Oct. 1st and sold Brunswick, Boylston St., Boston. Seven hundred shares of stock in Man organized, and arranged for a series of Clausen, .Jr, cleared i m Apa- Keal Estate Par valm in their and have 'flie barrel manufacturers had a very in December to Ward & Wadsworth. Henry facturing Company. profitable year history brief talks on subjects relating to young lachicola Deed for Boston. These shares are one tliii <1 of all the stock i increased their and the number good year, particularly in the unusual Samuel Goldstein a store The owns the rea i output opened junk men and women, by local speakers. The Gladys, 11 B Colson, cleared f; n New corporation buildingand deniand for barrels. Lime casks connected with the shoe is out of of help materially. They now occupy apple in the F. A. Knowlton building, and A. were as York Dec 24 fur Havana. factory, subjects and speakers follows; and in no way involved in the embarassn three floors of the Dana were in good demand at fair prices, and Bloom started in the and .John C sailed »i Bal- Sarsaparilla painting paper Law, lion. G. E. Smith, McDonald, of the Pritchett, Sibley Company When the Hatch Bros, at the Head of the Johnson; Medicine, timore Nov. ;>'«) for building. New labor saving devices hanging business in the Locke house, Dr. John Stevens; Journalism, ('has. Mayport. shoe factory starts its rental will pay ;t good Tide did a business in and A llall, Haskell, arrived d New dead on this stock and it will be worth have been put in in the cutting room, good pork High street, early in the fall.Jones S. John Mary pat A. Pilsbury; Teaching, R. Dun- York free 14 from Pensacola fur li present it is for sile in blocks of spa which the of the is fish barrels. Davis built a number of stalls in his :igton, You j»ne by capacity factory ton; Good Citizenship, Wm. P. Thomp- N. Y. more at increased. There arc 300 uru. nrau nau a idigc iuxi v»x blacksmith in October and largely sewing shop opened son, Esq.; Good Literature, Rev. A. A. Lucia Porter, Farrow, arrived at kson- $500 per share. machines in the on farm and factory machinery, bicycles a feed stable.Pitcher & Lancaster stitching department. ('has. S. Bickford. ville Dec l:; from Philadelphia Ten shares stock Maine Milk ( and machine and a Smith; Business, Know Condensed This business now covers New England light, work, piped occupied the Mansfield store on Main Mr. a R W Hopkins, Hichburn, arrived Balti- C. H. Harrison, graduate of Price, $1.50 per share. number of houses for steam beat, lie more Dec 17 from New York. and extends into New York and Ohio, street during the fall, buying apples. and a Bangor Theological Seminary Seven 'one hundred and and have Idled a order for made the usual amount of roller bush- and barrels R F Pettigrew, arrived at Phila .> Ijdiia twenty-eight they large They bought shipped 4,000 student at Dartmouth schooner Charlotte T. w it! Gloucester customers. College, supplied Dec 28 from New York. More Sibley, price, the F. s. government for shirts foi ings for of fruit and 10,000 bushels of cider from date of sale $.»no. good the Congregational pulpit at the Head Willie L Newton sailed from Ke West ings only. soldiers in the The increase in the amount of grain Helen Patterson One top carriage Price £15. Philippines. | apples.Miss opened of the Tide the summer. 6 raised from to makes more during Dec for Tampa. M. B. Lawrence, in the Coliseum year year | a confectionery store at the home of Rev. Fr. J. E. Kealy held services Than Your did a business on business for t he grist mills. The John- her on Fnion street in For further particulars call on building, good bicycle parents July. fortnightly at St. Francis Catholic Bri«!«* *>f General Corbin. ^ and about 75 hands ttie son mill at Poor’s Mills grinds every- .las. 8. Collector of Cus- EDWARD pants, employed } Harriman, church during the year, with occasion- The who became the SIBLEY, Belfast, Mai: of the from first wheat Hour to his in Odd indy recently ....Mother greater part year. W. W. Cates, thing quality toms, gave up law office al services. Rev. Fr. T. C. special wife of General C. or- or who made w ent rye and coin meal, cracked corn or other i Fellows’ Hon. Geo. E. j Major Ilmry JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, Jr., formerly bicycle coats, Block; Johnson, Maney was stationed here as assistant is good advice for in the and Air. Law cattle foods. Swan A Sibley Go. and whose office was next moved in away early year door, during the summer. men Main- Mathews Bros, had a at their and boys, Administrator, Augusta. mice continued the business. good year and Hon. R. W. Bogers moved from A Sunday school was organized in and the man who 11. o. who has a on respective mills. the McClintock block to the office , Dodge, factory East Belmont Aug. 4th, by young men on .1. C. Durham’s mill in the shoe fac- | thinks he knows more than Moth- High street, keeps salesmen the road, vacated by Judge Johnson. I from the Belfast Baptist church. in ami makes w hat- tory annex did a good business until the er Nature about his principally Maine, SHIPPING ITEMS. Meetings were held throughout the running body ever the trade requires. The sewing is factory shut flow n, having in addition to finds out his mistake when he • apt. s. C. Bicli sch. E. S. year on Saturday evenings at the Frye j gets done by women outside the shop. factory work, orders ot' doors, sash, exchanged “L* Fm" : Wilson for sch. Charon in and school house, on Miller street. j indigestion. Atwoud*s Wm. A. Clark, who lias large and general house finishings. The mill January quanti- continued in the business. | Gospel text meetings were held near Bitters restore digestion. ties of men’s and boys’ clothing at his d< pended on the factory for power and bay coasting | The Charon is JO built in Barnsta- ! the foot Of Race street during the sum- and wholesale store, is j shut down when the factory closed, to tons, i factory closing in 1843....Sell. Weav- mer. out Ins business to aw ait hie, Mass., MyraB. j v.j preparatory moving developments. | SKl'UET SOI IKTI I'S. new was er arrived here in tow from Boston, to Portland to engage in the nnumfae A cigar factory lilted up ; Feb. 1. The ! 'i'liere was a in the ture of clot hing. by Eaton A Davis at (to high street. disabled, Pendleton Bros, steady growth who were owners Masonic the two bine The shipbuilding industry is reviving The factories ot 1. h. Perry and Paul part boughi a com rol- order, lodges. c interest while were in Council and r" ill Belfast, and more work in that line Carnes in East Belfast, ami the Stand- ing repairs prog- | Chapter. Commandery ; ress and changed her name to l'endle- ■ each new members. There were [On was done in Hull than in any year foi ard Cigar Go. at Citypoint, each had a adding : ton John no events in the order. more than a decade. A. Gil year. Satisfaction....Capt. W. Ryder special On ami alter Oi l. S, 1901. trains <--•unerring George busy • The Howard and Wm. sch. Minnie A special district convention of the and unli 11:t• >:!i trains direst launched October giuli the four- Manufacturing Co. sold Baugh bought .it Burnham Waterville Hie Besi and Most 'ract'taf Eta liebekah masted schooner Henry B. Eiske of 747 its business to the Commonwealth April. Capt. Baugh Lodges District, lor and from Bangor, Watem.'.o, I riiamt am Paper Published boualit his I I. (). O. was held in of Massachusetts in October and the quently interest I’., Belfast vv).i iiii tons net, and has the keel laid for a ] partner’s May •lost-Ui. as luliows; :• and continued in the busi- I at which several oi the Grand ofii- TOC. I Ilf! WITH dredging steamer of l.oon tons for the plant was moved to Concord. Mass. j bay coasting lath, FROM BELFAST. P. P. St rout burned a ness. Dec. 0th lie rescued the ■ cers were presen:, aild visitors. V. s, government. Ills marine railway few kilns of | captain sixty AM I’M rv. \ BEAUTlFlil. ART r\‘ : and crew of the sch. 'The district tlie of ;"> 1 8 CAI was in use all the season, mostly with brick at Ids yard in East Belfast to Chanticleer, cap- | comprises lodges Belfast, depart. 7 1 25 50 I sized in the harbor off The Castine and Monroe. The de- it. Point .17 2«» II 80 18 80 schooners of from 4 to (too some supply the local demand. Camden. Belfast, FOR tons, W.il ,o ... 17 80 1 1 40 18 55 ISO?, ! Chanticleer drifted ashore below Lin- give was worked Lain of of which were generally overhauled ami lit SINKSS clIANdllS. hy Lodge Boo -s 7 42 1 .- 2 4 21 colnville a and lunch reelassed. Mr. Gilchrest has in a j Beach and became total loss. | Monroe. Slipper were served. \nox ...i 7 •*>4 12 "4 14 88 put ■ Stevens it Welch, harness makers, : St"i 2 1" 5 ! 5 steam for the ....( apts. Fred D. and Melvin A. Patter- A delegation from Canton Dallas, 1*. M .tiorndike. For Oeily $2.0* engine working railway, closed their and ..5 1" 2 18 5 60 business, Mr. Stevens shall sell. Annie 41 tons I. (>. (). F.. attended the field exer nty and other work, bought May, 1 day setting spars heavy moved ...,G. B. fruit | rnhani, arrive. 8 85 2 u> 6 26 Beli vlng that every one t»f Oil!'V'Uulci away Marsano, in C’astine in cises in June ■ steam from Mathews Bros.’ mill May, and use’her for a Bangor 17th, istli and 11. 35 4 85 lia\• :tf least « u« Vann and taking dealer, moved from the store mgor. I good fanii.> hervey coaster. She was built in Yar- 10th. Waldo observed the amii- A M ■ we have perfeei.*,l :mangemeuts w and lias added some power bay Lodge MKS. HENRY O. CORBIN machinery to the store vacated Stevens A Waterville.3 08 7 20 can seiul that piae*. ■••ai arul in^trucii\- He also a by mouth in 1808....Geo. A. Gilchrest haul- versary of tlie order April ifsth, at- lias donkey engine for tlu | by »• M AM i Faioi and H-'MI-.. in connection with Td- Welch.The Cold Storage market of ed and his at the North bin was Patton bef'-re hoi work the ! up dismantled schooner Gol- tending church, and Me- I'dytne 1 rtland 15 5 85 1 25 pi ia.i< an .!< n id \; a hcauli: lighter about yard. i>. A. The Journal j .12 including McKeen.in building, den Buie and converted her into a niorial June services at ! lias boon a. familial E. P. 4 no 9 05 6 57 useful Art ('alt for detailed Pendleton Bros, repaired or rebuilt s wharf. j day, 2;!d, l*y marriage and long | ndar liKr_’as w ent out of business in June.Leavitt Mr. I). 4 10 all foi only #2.00. tId* price of Tin ID number of schooners at theii I Gilchrest bought and repaired schs. S the Methodist church, with addresses by in Washington. large A figure • an .!< •( it\ v i. alone. \\V are unable t*> a Cunningham, meats and provisions, John 23 and Abdon Keene the Carter & Co.’s, and have Dexter, tons, pastors. : TO BELFAST. a brief of the contents «>f yard, formerly Williamson block, street, were j description had three or four High 50 tons. The Keene was sold and the I Silver Cross Lodge, Knights of and 11 >M i:, w 1 licit is iinet|ualcd for ue in the dock at out out Py- ! Dr. Morton of New a t.imous at 1M AM burned Jail 2:1, and did not resume. was 1 a York, excellence. Prominent among its many*; time. own a fleet and Lexter used during the summer thias, had prosperous year and added IK 1>. 7 00 9 00 They large theii Mr. Leavitt I thority, finds as a result of experiments thu 1>, meats be mentioned the carried on a stable on for excursion and I to its Memorial 8 3(1 may own work a amount oi parties bay coasting, largely membership. the drinking of tea retards the waste" < f B",Um-jw.L) brings large Cross street a short and now lias F M Farm and Garden Market It* time, and later sold to Ynrth Haven : was a so fn [ business. I parties. Sunday observed, Jiipe 10th, hy , tissue and diminishes the d« mand Port a meat wagon, with a butcher at ■" and.-. 11(0 700 g1 06 Fruit Cult ure Mechanical Dhu shop Geo. F. at the church food. This is of Chase L The and marble industries | Capt. Ryan bought sch. meeting Universalist and especially true A M Fashions Work granite Poor’s Mills, lie was succeeded in the | and Fancy Thomas Hix of which had sermon the pastor, Iiev. A. A. Sanborn’s teas, which are almost foods i Waterville.. 9 52 7 10 4 15 Feeding and Breeding TlieAj pr-'spered during the year. Hutchins stable Rockland, by | by E. II. Thomas. Mr. Cunning- been themselves. ! Baio jr... 7 15 1 35 Talks with Our News of t In- fire have increased their crew anc ! ashore at Port Clyde, and repaired Smith. The lodge room was tliorough- i Lawyer ham went to Whitman, Mass to work j > PM 1 Dairy and Creamery Household 1- ou'n it, and continue to send out her here in July. She is !»4 tons net, ly renovated and a new heating appa- many in a shoe M. | j I Bui ham, depart. 8 60 10 20 4 57 The Poultry Yard The Question B factory.M. Colson, built in 1 lu of monumental work tc Thomaston in 1847, and is used I ratus put in. Relfast Company, T\ R., I ni 6 I Plants and Flowers The Vcten pieces repairer of clothing, moved from the •. i)o8 10 75 05 cust omers throughout Waldo county by Capt. Ryan as a Boston packet.... 1\. of P„ won a prize in a competition i rhortidike. 9 17 11 20 5 15 The Horse Sheep and Swim Johnson store, High street, to the store Pendleton Knox f9 25 ill 35 16 24 ao■ Bros, sch. Harold C. drill in Portland in | ••• near-by towns in Knox and Ilaii bought April. Farm and Home is semi m* vacated by Leavitt jt Cunningham. Beecher at Brocks. 0 40 12 12 6 40 published ciick. use of Oak Hill anc U. S. Marshal’s sale and Relfast Council, Royal Arcanum, ! the numbers which a > .1 They largely After the lire in Odd Fellows’ block A. Walili... I«);.() 11 2 30 *5 50 24 comprise I her to Belfast for She which had been dormant tor a MUNYON’S t6 00 scription making a volume of over 600 r coluville stock, with some from brought repairs. nearly Pity Point. tiooo 11260 A. Howes A Co. a new stock of 1 I with all the latest and in>-t 1! opened had been in collision and was badlv few had a revival and added sev- Belfast, arrive 10 05 1 06 6 06 teeming lowed ami Mt. Desert. years, I formation that and senm goods in the .Johnson store and had a eral experience Wood As Co. built a new damaged. 'members. A special was ! No better ot its ran b* off.-- Harrison, tire sale at the former stand.Geo. meeting IFlag station. I proof popularity held Oct. are now sold at its enormous circulation, which extend- oe sued, 17x7)7. feet, and a new building foi STEAMER NOTES. ifth, addressed by J. W. Page Limited tickets for Boston Knowlton reopened his bakery on W-00 from Belfast and all stations on Branch. I state, each number being read by i.,» 1-j their power and polishing of Syracuse, N. V., D. I). Grand Regent. machinery, l'uion street in tlie spring, and subse- 1 lit1 Boston & Bangor .steamship Co. RHEUMATISM Ihrouirh tickets to all points West and North million readers and erected a new 'The lodges of the A. O. U. W. in via l>v W. Geokok derrick. They a added the line new' steamer west, all routes, for sale L. quently opened bakery and iuncli City of A I made many handsome Maine withdrew from the Grand Lodge gen Bel fa st. G K<). K. EV A N S, THE ART CALENDAR monuments, room in the House block. Church Rockland to their fleet, and she arrived General Opera of Massachusetts and were set off as a Vice President and Manager a folio including some for out of H K. | Combines port reproducing iu parties street.II. E. Bradman closed his here on her first June 19th. She is r »()THBY. Gen’l Pass, and Ticket Agent. trip one of the greatest of modern painting- the State. A large number of ele- separate jurisdiction. The Grand Lodge October 1901. | restaurant on Church street in Febru- nearly a counterpart of the of Portland, 10, four other masterpieces In single ton were set City ot Maine was 4th. J. gant pieces in Searsport, The organized July CURE 9x13, suitable for ary and resumed the business Bangor. Batigor and Rockland framing. Islesboro and various other grocery G. Ahorn of Belfast was places. in East made appointed When Prof. Munyon says his Kkeiiinatl-m Belfast.C. L. Wright opened daily trips, Sundays excepted, It also includes Weather Forecasts tor e Mark Wood & Son theii District Deputy for Enterprise Cur© will cure rheumatism then; isn’t any gu< s- fully kept up a tinware and busi- during the summer. The Penobscot Lodge, inthe for Menue.m.u, A stove, plumbing in of L. M. of work about it—there isn't any false statement abt ut year, space Daily past reputation for nice work in marble, was leased place Staples Washing- Guide to Work Outdoors and In, Wh* t ness March 25th in the store in to the Joy line, and ran be- it. It cures without leaving any ill effects. It is a made and set Opera ton, promoted to Assistant Sell, How to Combat All Pests of Home They many monuments House tween New York and Supervisor. stomach and nerve tonic, as well as a posi- block the Providence dur- splendid >t »D formerly City Drug The Red cure Household Helps, Census Returns, and tablets of the latest designs and ol the Men, Knights of Malta, tive for rheumatism. store. He had had a work on ing season, but resumed her work The Calendar proper comprises jN p*^- the finest shop New Order of Protection and All the Munyon remedies are just as reliable, 25c. workmanship. England and is embellished a beautiful ?■ .tv Beaver street....In March C. 0. Coombs on the Boston & Bangor line in the .vial. The Guide to Health is free Munyon, New Dy ; W. T. Howard moved his marble the American Benetit each had all its colors of a most slioi sold his interest in the fall, the other boats off Society I* York and Philadelphia. original chiming confectionery hauling Sept. a mous painting entitled “Writing to P ti from High street, opposite the Phoenix 30th. quietyear. UUNYOV* I>H \LEU CUBES CATAKBH- business of Stephenson & Coombs ; They ran later than usual ou ae- Winter ture representing a little girl seat*- 1 if a ta' House, to the Opera House annex, ami CITY MATTERS. Service. in hand and h- and the firm name was changed to ! count of heavy freight business. Sept. diligently writing first has his facilities for Kener fond Four additional master: 1 enlarged manufac- A 17th the was At the election in papa. Stephenson Sargent. Mr. Coombs company re-organized and city March Dr. tone are turing. single also included, separate tro LII v T I its IrtllUO OIIDC UUOI1ICOO III control passed into the hands of C. Elmer Small, Republican, received 429 text of the Calendar, each 9x13 inches •loim reavey quarried hihi soul a large Howes block, and later the store was ! W. Morse, who controls all the steam- votes and H. E. McDonald, 173. Citizen, Dr;;giat or ^a‘I to take amount of at tlie Oak Ilili Do not advantage granite remodeled and a boat lines The Citizens nominated ward delay plate glass front running between Boston and tickets in lor never before for monumental anc !| CATARRJ great offer, quarries work, put in. It is now the C. C. Shoe the Maine coast. Wards 2 and 5. The ticket much offered for so small a sum. ID run a few of Republican shipped cargoes paving. ,0 cn send both a full lh- Store.The firm of Staples & Cottrell, I < apt. Frederick W. Coombs secured prevailed in both wards. The appro- papers year, including The .Silver Lake Creamery of Gerry dar as above described, all postpaid, at the clothing dealers, was dissolved in : in June the contract to the mails priations tor the year were #40,350 stated & Co., in the basement of the ham early carry price Address all orders to April. Henry Staples continued the I between Belfast and North Islesboro against $39,250 for 1900. The increased building, steadily increased the REP. business and Fred V. Cottrell took j for four years. They had been carried appropriations were caused by neces- JOURNAL PUB CO Belfast number of its patrons who furnisl Mi rimers leave Belfast, (weathei charge of the joiner work in Gilc-h rest’s on the Silver Star for four years. sary expenditures for text books, Cream y permitting):' cream, and lias orders for all the Capt. Ely’s Balmy »on,||> via. Camden and Rockland, at C. Mosman closed bis Coombs the steamer tire and sewers. It !' " ship yard.A. bought schools, department relief lit once. cream it can supply. The local de Guinevere, 1 ‘. / ".r01' m.. Mondays and Thursdays. grocery business in East Belfast early lengthened her 20 feet, and changed her The total increase in these departments ai>port. Bucksport and Wiiiterport, mand for cream lias increased It and \ n ''lays largely in the year, and went to name to Edna. lie gave the con- was $4,000, and there was a decrease of cleanses, soothes ^Pv^y. Ni md Saturdays at (about) 8.00 a. m., since the was subsequently up heals the diseased mein- —V —M-_■ i"-u »rnv;,j of creamery established, less Lisbon ! contract in in the I steamer from Boston. Fails with Walter Ilobbs and the fall, and the mail was $3,500 highway appropriation. brain*. It cures catarrh than two years ago. The grocery stores OAI Ik, LI C A I opened a dress school. carried for a time the Silver The sewer extension is from the foot of and drives away a cold II ELM KETtTiixiNr; : now take orders for and deliver cutting They by Star, l#ULU I | cream, were but in Miller in tlie head quickly. It burned out in April and returned December it was changed to the street to the foot of Commercial !>. Tuesdays and Fridays at 5.00p.m. and the is is absorbed, il^als and tin- nn-m brain | " daily output large. The to protects at Belfast.II. E. McDonald leased old route by stage to and street, through Front street, and a Resores of Taste and Smell. Full si; \Ylu‘;'Port iu.00 -v. m., Bucksport at benefit to the farms of Waldo | Northport thc^Pnses and county the store No. 70 Main street and across in a boat. great part of the distance was 50c.; Trial ioc.: at Druggists or by mail. m.,h,u,"„ date, K. nomical and A: Ifowes block for The Silver Star continued on end of the lower but was not 1,,,. B. II.KLINE. I d. many years occupied the Cas- bridge, ~ *rch 10 P.uirnis. ployed. “'feet, Philadelphia. Founded i»7i. By g lbs. best Oolong or Breakfast Perfect-Kitting Paper by Rila Kittredge.E. E. tine, Islesboro and Belfast route as granted. The street has been built Eng. m. vi. x iciur cv. v u. mime ana soill at Pillsbury Tea a nr. pound moved his job printing office from the usual, making two trips part of the distance by private and 10 lbs. best Mocha and wholesale and retail the usual amount daily through parties/ g-VOKK- Java "ifee at 35c. rooms over Swift’s shoe store to the the summer season and one round by dumping rubbish across the llat"ta pound, you can obtain one- of and handled ol trip hall n silver confectionery goods rooms over tne the remainder the and it. Charles street knives and o le-half dozen sil- MS CALL other American Express daily of year. grading betwe £>“ manufacturers. Franklin and ver leiks free. Numerous other arti- office.Mrs. If. G. Pettingill and TIIE CHURCHES. James, which had b< absolutely F. G. Mixer enlarged his facilities foi Boston Terrier cles giv« away. \ daughter, Miss Sprague, re-opened their neglected for several years, was rebr graja^laiice to get Christmas candy making to meet the de- Rev. R. T. Capen resigned as pastor present^ Without C( growing in the rooms A few new pieces of sidewalk SO. Ci(££ir* for circular. mand of his retail trade. dress-making business, of the Baptist church in Patternsw i vacated Mr. W. December, built. Coarse was used on ®If EA COMPANY, The Belfast by Pillsbury.H. and the was gravel °EO. S. Machine & Foundry Co. 1900, pulpit supplied by of HARRIS* CO., St.. Mass. Afl Seams Allowed and Perforations show Healey re-opened his billiard and sections streets with good re: ream Boston, had a good run of work and is pool different preachers until the Besting and Sewing Lines. giving room in the Boardman in Aug. 30th, The City Council at the <>rc ...BOSTON. MASS. building when Septe jo and cant* each- none I steady employment to more help than a Eugene S. Philbrook was ordain- “pon Oaljr 15 higher Thorndike occu- ordered fire Aak far them. Sold In city September.Edward ed and as meeting escapes put nearly every year ago. especially in the de- installed pastor. Mr. Phil- a* 4 or mail from foundry pies the second story rooms of the Belfast Opera House. The order nistr inil Bank. j town, by partment. The vessel work increased brook had a severe illness soon after • THE McCALL Gentuer building. High street, as a yet complied with and the Opera notic< EBelfast National Bank CO.. considerably durmg the year, and sev- music is closed. One stockholders of the 113-115-117 West 31st SU MEW YORH teacher.J. F. Sheldon sold his hydrant was ad> of tlie stockholders of til r election of di- eral keels for yachts were cast, /',ur' SSP'i?'®f®LlnK in 1 varying milk route in J une to J. M. Roberts. OABXOW.IA.. the fire G. 1 * Tot the choice of directoi s other business from 700 to 1500 There was a protection—opposite » *. pounds. The business of The Kind Y"'i Have liamson’s new house on and 8i ol any other bushiess ths t .cm, tv ill be held Teh Journal anil McCall’s run building moving the B*«n the Always Bought Northpc.6 Republican of and mill work and will be held < t the I4tli zine with good quarry was nue. The was idlin J r,™.b,‘fore them, [8day, daj free uatterns. will be sent one late John If. Stewart continued curfew changed® of.8ai on * p. M. general jobbing, and the demand foi 56 And Tuesday. January 14,190 $2.10 in advance. Address by Albert T Stevens.Edward A. IHOLS, Cashier. Rkv. Jouhnal Pi I [CONTINUED ON PAGE SEl* P®!* December Searsrort. 3wB2 1- copies 13,1901.-4wSl Bel the -- Belfast. The Unitarian un- their teams as aceom- --A- in iqui. parsonage continued with Odd Fellows, value, $4,000; damage, Dartmouth College, and was secretary Belfast derwent repairs. The Lane wharf madation lines. The changes in the *300. to Frank H. Dixon, Professor of Eco- Our Clubbing Terms. was and North Islesboro service are noted under nomies. Sfo Externali property repaired improved. BELFAST BAND. 0. If. Ilarriman built a large and con- the of "Steamer Notes." Post- The State held a in The expiration of contracts with from pacjk caption Band took in a num- Grange meeting publish- vriNl'KU sixth.] venient bam at his on Waldo master A. I. Brown of Belfast receives The Belfast part Seaside place Grange hall Oct. 15th, and con- ers, and the mailing of new ones, lias made avenue. Amos the l\ ber of local entertainments, furnished iom a steam whistle to a bell. Clement put a new by telegraph from S. Weather ferred the 5t,h and Oth the lat for Memorial and Old Home degrees, Symptoms. necessary some changes in the terms. brick front in his store on Main Bureau forecasts, which lie music day ter on 53 .,w of chemical lire extinguish- street, the daily candidates. State Master o and the new '1 those v. ho pay one and have with plate glass windows in the lower sends out to all who desire them, Week, accompanied Obediah The blood year’s subscription liought proved very by on Gardner of Rockland, State may be in bad to steamer of Rockland her first condition, j The Journal in advance we \ new fence :!40 feet was story, which is occupied F. (!. Mixer. the K. 1’. i). and star route City Lecturer W. J. of China and ($2) send long by carriers, concerts Thompson yet with no external no skin M. It. Knowlton to trip east. A few open air signs, free for one year the Farm and n front of drove Cemetery, began work on the and to all con meting post offices, he State E. H. of Auburn Home, semi- were At the annual meeting Secretary Libby eruption or sores to indicate it. The westerly from I he former foundation for a large stable at the posted m the general delivery. given. were present. monthly, and a handsome calendar. Further Nov. 4 the treasurer's report showed in valuation of real estate rear of the Windsor Ilotel. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea had a symptoms such cases being a variable particulars in the advt. OLl> HOME WEEK. all bills paid and cash on hand, but iii $2,00»i,450 ill 11100 to jc2,- IIASE IiAJ.I.. very successful season on the A appetite, poor digestion, an indescribable Our contract with to the shutting down of the shoe stage. the Weekly Tribune 4. and estate de- The second observance of Old Home owing week in Portland in October them weakness and personal Belfast, had two hall teams in the and the absence from town of gave nervousness, loss of flesh expired Dec. 7, liHil, and before that time ■ to a net Week a lltlitoAug. factory a series of '7'l.iini *772,05,s. the Belfast. Aug. 17tli, large audiences and enthusi- and a field, High School and the regulars, some of the business was sus- general run-down condition of the the Weekly Tribune was discontinued and valuation of *s,(>as. The inclusn e, was highly satisfactory to all players astic the former won one game and lost one conditions applause. — tiie s I he visitors were pended until change. system 1he blood has Tribune Farniei substituted, i inter a on was .01 against .0175 each from the eoncp! ted. given a Seaside and Sewing Circle clearly showing Rockland and Camden Grange the last of the n cent, roval welcmm'. services MCKINLEY MEMORIAL SERVICES. and were lost its nutritive has become new contract we are obliged to make per High Schools, and lost one to the semi- Appropiiate fair, supper dance, Oct. 29th, qualities, thin j were ret mded at 4 were held s. "lay at the well attended and netted and the clubbing terms for The Journal per nary nine of Iiucksport. The Base Universalist, The death of President McKinley $112. watery. It is in just such cases that and w as in limi. wliicli and .Methodist churches. The commemorated A. Tuttle has a number of Tribune Farmer See paid Ball Association was re-organized early Bapti-t was fittingly by public large S. S. S. has done some of its quickest and $2.25. advt. ole of of wliieh of t! North church was out of at the of various choice at his sflis.oou, in the season and made a team chief- pastoi services Sept. 19th Unitarian pigeons breeds most We have no contract with the Tribune up ■ Unitarian effective work the 111 refunded and *20.000 re- of outside under town, aud t pulpit vacant. church. Flags were at half mast stable on High street. by building up ly men, pay. The blood and Review, a weekly devoted mainly to book a new The I S. d'spatch boat Dolphin was in the Fewer deer were shot in Waldo coun- the elements :;y bought l'Teming team belonged to no league and had no throughout city and many places supplying lacking >-r and men notices, but can supply' it to tiiose who ,e road machine in the li.rhor. officers taking of business and residences were ty this season than last. & Brown to make it and pay May. regular schedule of games, but the draped Fogg strong vigoxous. in ni the and she was visited The various and E. A. Wadsworth had licenses and $2.50 advance for The Journal and the II I SCHOOLS. manager for games from time part parade, in mourning. uniformed arranged of The wile used sev- Review. to time to by large numbers people. opera civic societies were present at the ser- sold venison. My Itioieney of the Belfast according circumstances. eral bottles of “Pirates ..I Penzance” was given in music was rendered a ue lames 01 uie L uiversausi S. S. S. Under a maintained and advances The Belfast-i won a large of vice. Appropriate society | special arrangement, up to April majority House even, a 20tli as a blood and the both at home and Belfast Optia Wednesday and addresses made by Ex-Mayor Wm. bad very successful fair, Nov. purifier 1, 1902, weean furnish the Trib- ay directions. A class of is games played, to tone a Tri-Weekly ing l-efort t large audience. The Im P. John R. W. R. and 21st, in Memorial Hall. up weak and the II w ith abroad. Their opponents included the Thompson, Duntou, une in connection witli The Journal to mm igh school, held a in" The sacred cantata of emaciated system, with teams from Mass., Boston provi-meni ""iciety reception Howard, Rev. A. A. Smith and Rev. G. “Daughter those who •xercises in Belfast Opera Lynn, (All and very marked effect pay $2.50 in advance. The Tri- Old Memorial Ilall Thursday afternoon, S. Mills. The bells of the city were Jairus,’’ by Stainer, was presented at the by graduation sermon was at Collegians), Camden, Town, F.ast- of Tribune is a a reiinioit t the past add present teach- tolled and all business was Baptist church Dec. 1st, under the di- way improvement Weekly large paper of six rsalist church, June tltli, erns of Brewer, Bangor, Rockland, suspended “We by ers and of Belfast Academy and the services. rection of E. S. Pitcher. It was regard it a pages, giving ail tiie news of the world and Smith. I’he Belfast Vinalbaven, Augusta, Warren. Geralds pupils during ably High Beliast Iimil school was held at the and is a ambitious great tonic and blood* much other matter. of Waterville, Boston Jour- MISCELLANEOUS AN1) PEKSONAL. presented, very interesting a hied this year to the list Fairfield, the F. and same pla.-tu evening. Friday there piece for amateurs. purifier.”—J. Duff, schools for admission to nals, Lewistons, others. The The Rialto Club composed of local Mo. was a pic :ule in the forenoon, with two The Waldo Agricultural Soci- Princeton, The entering grounds were improved, the grand- Amateurs “A County Happiness is the proper goal of human College. s t-ral uniformed civic bodies, presented Virginia ety held a successful three and health is was the stand enlarged and extra bands, in days’ fair, is effort, indispensable to it— B. H. S.. largest covered, \ Sons of offi- Romance” Belfast Opera House the greatest of all seats and Grand tiy. Veterans, Sept. 10, 11 and 12. The amounts paid take Ilood's Sarsaparilla. ars. 52. The "bleacher” put in, general Jan. 14th. numbering cer- ami marines from the war They subsequently present- out included $100.20 for ana tonics, and you will made. ships, premiums has of scholars registered was improvements tin trades dec- ed the play in Searsport, Camden, “Smiggins takui to riding horseback .lei" lent, procession, gratuities, $505.00 for purses on the find th* appetite im- for his II over tiie High School THE V.U IITIM; SEASON'. etc. There was an Pittsfield, Fairfield, Skowhegan and dvspepsia.” orated’.-a targes, in- races, and $165.56 for improvements. a; i for use as a recita- proves once, strength Any results?" led up The season was one of unusual tei.-stiii racht race at 1 a hall Bueksport. Several Belfast visited past o|clock. people Europe aud nervousness “None, except the horse looks as if it Lad I lie class of 1901 observed a in An amusing entertainment, repre- returns, vanishes as new interest in yachting circles. There were game a1 and dance Memorial during the year and others are on the it now.”—Indianapolis News. \ a tree on the a school was rich blood once more circulates planting more visiting yachts than usual, the 11 n in t e evening. Mayor Small and senting graduation, given way there. A few extended their pure Belfast Tree in ttie North church Feb. 6th. W1 en doctors fail Burdock Blood Bit- Library races Old Home Week were in- tin va is committees in charge s—* .‘-'he .'>■ ti11 -he wanted a !Vw West:” Jan. 25. Pro) A. Mallard. II here fur many years. pennies sloop yacht tons, bought by t, eh snow. A snow proof vaults for the records and valu- August and 4 in c to a I on '''rue blustering The Senior Class of the Belfast September; October; get chocolate in* cream soda .uni some Colby College, < 1!. Coombs in Boston. The yacht 4th to High able and a and commodi- in 4 in lobster salad." ’eb. 7th, interfered with “His in papers large November; December. Pli ladelphia Ih e^s. .ii lire:" Feb. s. Prof. A some additional outside school presented Lordship” was given bal- and the hovered near, ous room is fitted up for the law ■Jan. Georgia A. Dutch. JO s on mercury a crowd- library. The little folks love 1 Rati ollege, "The made in her Memorial Hall, Mar. 15, before 8. McCabe..89 Dr. Wood's Norway last. some changes cabin, on Jan. 2sth to Feb. Kith. Xo The terms of the Supreme Court were Bridget 2'c. Prof. < 1". ...24 Pine Pleasant to take: XIt :” Mar. 1 ed house. V:uiuh M. Burdin.. Syrup. perfectly and she was used by her owner and was received rail Feb. short and few cases tried. One man ■b- l of | by from The Circus fertile benefit of it. Wm. s. Brannagan .9u harmless: positive cure tor coughs, colds, niversity Maine, others for cruises down the She Society was bay. he Kith. The bill for breaking sent to State prison for two years IT. . Gilman, was *71.5(1. An ice storm Jan. 24th decreed is at the term, in at Kxtra win- success. Two January Feb. 4. S> 1 vinia L. (’rocker.. so “No, my son : you*' mother has none." repairs. a new a and great evening perform- •• given head-rig, staysail .jib d in the famous one of the term anil 5 at the 10. ( .* j»r. John B. Harris.. 72 into the hall over the beauty ances and an afternoon matinee were April September And then .-In a in of the one 1' Rufus Walton.. .so coughed—dropped cup place big jib previously ! and March 4th the light snow term. and saucer, and said sweetly that he ni ght m. I he Academy build- C steam given. Mar. 14 and 15. It was a success lo. George vv. Longfellow .7 arried. The yacht \ria, K. if. to the trees made a most go to tie <•: lb, if lie wo, Mu'? r,„, lute. -1 an additional clung and otherwise. MARRIAGES. '21. Sarah. A. Coom!.<. .•;2 y rued by of owner, made her first financially, t Blake Bangor, ifu! From March 25th to 24. Rebecca Sylve-u* r. —Atlanta onstitution. sight. was in Janu- 1- ve were solemn- •' usual general repairs call lien the last week in and was A movement inaugrated ltty-ti marriages 24. F. iw in A. May It was a continuous Staples.is Scratch. scrateli. stormy peri- a in Belfast. ized in which one or of the < iimh ; nnah'e to atiend mu! .it the Board 1 .and- a visitor the summer, ary to establish hospital both 27. Harry J Mm rill. frequent during There was thunder Starch hail 1 to n*ss ih*- or ■ 27. 28. Hattie K. Dunton..12 bn-; duriteg lay din 'led and the scholars are Hill of A fair was held Mar. 19, 20 and l'1, and contracting parties belonged in Bel- (*bi\ >|eep ing riu- sch. W. — the ; yacht speranza. \ 1 3 and K), and winds Mar. 1. Flzina P‘»or sr, night. Itching ) ; horrible plague. e Brick school house high every netted sir,no. The farce "Mr. fast. ill 28 cases the bride and gronni Bangor, owner, wintered here and went The total Bob,” I. v. iiaries Funds 1..1 Doan's Ointinen fails U precipitation during the were residents or ere numerous changes in to be litted out. Mr. presented by local talent, was highly former residents of 5. Augusta n. *.ro\vn. 27 :.o {\ to May •• any drug store, Bangor ,ys was 6.19 inches. The frost was 1 Blown .si the ■ ur. and was The Belfast: in 15 a Belfast bride took a Harriet eaishers during y A. II. A. Groescliner’s steam Ida- amusing finely presented. •• yacht it the 9th. The snow '24. Mmie i.. Ilavi-". to “I would tlnii m\ cat ions and the ground Apr. Waldo 'Association husband from elsewhere and in 12 long’ii* .,*ou!d utter lesqlt- lette went into commission in .lime County Hospital 24. F. Ni il .... .19 j March 1st Benjamin Tin* thoughts ha' v -►* in n •-1" ■ of ppeared very rapidly. was with In. Belfast were united to 'is. At the meeting tilte a reno\ atiun of hull and incorporated April loth, bridegrooms *2-4. .loM-plimc A. <’artel*. 7<> after complete e was an of 32 So sighed the imumrta* poet, : tee in it was voted average depth J. (I. II. P. brides from other One 24. Flvina 1’*. Brown. 01 May Mr. G. sent here a 17-foot Brooks, president; Thomp- places. couple Standing V* m the sea. machinery. ies, and 9th it was 24. .lanms Sheldon ... 72 ■ >ol at the of the April practically clerk: W. treasurer. in which the bride and were Head launch for use in the, 1 he son, C. Wescott. groom '2i'.. (>u\‘*r Spuhlani. >4 Mi. : >*\v of us h v- such : roub naphtha hay. gone. The summer gave several both from ■eled school, with one owned i >r. There were a number of changes in abroad married and settled 28. iiidilab M. Gainmaiis.«•-» A ml few oi a- sigh such sigii sloop yacht (jucru. by Ilk-h- hot June 27tli. the mer- his isually days. of farm and here. A pi. 4. Almari; K. Herrick) Cottn 11. ... tl Oui are i< was subsequently ard ol New York, a suniinc the ownership property, tongues ready utter Derby )' M'ached 95 degrees, the highest .. Flla M. "••• kins. h But e graded school restored, resident at liaik lit several progressive farmers moved dan. I. Scott Adams Webber of Boston '* 10. Nellie K. Harbor, lslesboro, ie 41 and with ijaiksoiw Partridg-.40 —Chi kboards were into wmperaturadji years, into town to in in- and Miss l.izzie 1 It. cage ln*coi*l-I i**r:ild. put i ted out here in the spring, and sailed engage specialties, May Clary. Bainbridgc il Knowlton.*;o I < 1 rainmar schools exception theliighest temperature small etc. Jan. 1. Li-'Vi L. of Ellsworth and is. Sarah Hanson) .belies. ..."7 O !".>er I dune lath fur lslesboro. An oil stove cluding orcharding, fruits, Rogers Tores a!‘ Treed-. Here are a few < in; month. July Kith, the mercury Miss M. 24. Ib*v. James M. Leighton..2 :ias. S. Bickford was A. McKeen sold water from Josephine Knight. mime of clergymen of dit-•■rent creed- a ho in the was upset and ignited 96 Joseph 29. lb iiry Hudson Sales 42 galley died degrees, the highest ever re- Jan. 5. In Gardiner, Leonard I). Bandage arc ’.nan near » .. linn b»*lie\ers in Dr. AgimwV ( of the School Com- ! and the Haines were with his spring Waldo avenue, under May 2. a!In-Vine Calderwood.. 7s atanduil extinguished tied here. The livst, frost of the fall and Jennie M. Harmon. ** anual meeting. John R. the name of ‘‘Highland Spring Water." 1 9. Lullu r II. Fn mons ..',4 'Powder to “live up to the preaching' all some difficulty. Temporary repairs 1901 was the small Jan. 16. James C. Durham and Miss : 10. Albert :.r. it claims. Acted j Sept. 19; ponds The business of the McIntosh Bishop Swoatman. !1**\ Dr. Superintendent. were here arid the sailed New England Gertrude i I made yacht l izc over N'ov. and there was Ferguson. 12. ueius Stephenson...so Langt’N Fp:- i.oaiiau Kev. It Wiihrow 11th, • rotton. member of the The next Telephone & Telegraph Co. increased Jail. 16. John M. Stevens of Pittsfield 21. Hiram o. illshury ...... 42 for New London, Conn. day od for some time after the ami Kev. »r. Cluimbcis Methodist •; and in Ward died June sleighing Herrick assumed and Mattie J. Fleming. 1 2.8. iil\ T. Shuman.— —44 5, tin ■ materially. Ralph I Dr. Newman, all of < she was run down off Monhegan by ov, 28. Thaddeus M. Wood.44 Toronto, uiada. storm of Xov. 13th. Early in l'eb. 2. Adrian C. Tuttle and Miss Grace Capt. I W. Tills was elected to ( of and the men charge as manager in April and the June T,,pic> 4;f th.eir persi mil letter- for the ask- steamer ity Bangor, ecember the we streams and l. Mercy .lane Trundy. .7() Is. ponds, Lillian Goodale of Bucksport. • .”>0 so \ school for pupils hav- office force was increased. The num- 5. Granville Oa ves Lear. 19 ing. cts. d by F lniund Wiisou and on hoard were taken off as the yacht ere hut Dec. 15 a rain Feb. 14. Gerald W. Howard and Miss I es was very low, heavy 4. Patterson. ... s A. A. Howes vk Co.— to make up eon- ! was lisliur- ber of subscribers was largely increas- Henry Guy j thought to be sinking. Some orm which the and Mattel G. Ellingwood. 14. J a of the summer supplied wellis and continuous service George .’Grottou.,.05 part ! men towed the into Tenants Har- ed, adopted. 6. In V 15. 16. i.uniee Ida Patterson .. .. He—“You are the first ever Quero reams did a vast amount of damage March Laconia, 11., James in truly girl I Three different lines of children's and Mrs. Flora 1 leile McMahan. 1 21. William A. Robinson — .pj bor where she was libelled for salvage were Waterman loved." uroughout the State. There 4. Mai \ F. 11 1-1(1.K LIBliAUX. soldi the s. Mar toys are made in Belfast: Charles E. March 7. Ill Milford, Mass., Wm. 11. July Beckett.. .64 she—“That isn't tin* point. Are you sure and by U. on no 4. * j I subsequently uany washouts the railroads, and I lulant son of James T. Curtis .. Rhoades makes paper pulp banks; White, of Ilnpedale, Mass., formerly of I will he the hist Linage News! i the Art Club shill. Boss Patterson litted out the rains arrived here from Thorn- 14. Catherine Power Hill. —.76 Library beyond I). dolls and Belfast, ami Mrs. Ada E. Xyeof Milford. tin keel Palos, built for lii.s father. < t. Henry (Tough, furniture; ! 16. Roland Sargent ...4 and H**art Disease. “For ten Belfast Tree ’aj the of the nearest 14. Andrew ‘* Dropsy Library like, point washout, A. T. Condon, dolls shoes. March Lamsou and Miss Isa- 22. Hester Limit-kin of to K. O. Patterson, and used her for sa ! j 4; years 1 suffered greatI.\ from Heart Disease. education visitors for eight Letter mail was re- bel Higgins. 24. .1. 95 days. (iilbert t\ Minivan s opera, pirates j Nancy Roberts,. fluttering of the Heart and y. The iuelud- ing about the bay. Two notable addi- ceived and sent the star route March 16. Charles W. Hamilton and 27. Samuel ( lbalh. 71 Smothering pictures by stages, of was in the made life a torment. set Penzance,” presented 4. Horatio .1 .. Spells my Dropsy works of tions were made to the local fleet—t but all mail was held. Bessie M. Hopkins. Aug. L »cke Signorelli, bulky Following Belfast 2 and 4. John ! in. My physician told me to prepare for the a lin 41 feet over all. bu Opera House, May :i, by March 20. In Bellows Falls, Vt., Lendal Hurley.47 M lielangelo, Rembrandt. I Caprice, keel, is the of the 9. » : worst. I tried Dr. Agnews’ Cure for the summary year; local talent under the of the T. shales and Mrs. llurd. Iiaries lo ad 91 L. I.. Macomber of this tor : auspices Louise H. A. Tintoretto, and of Jap- by city Temperature. Smnv. Itiiiii. Mary Grant ...... ha Heart. One dose gave great relief, one a Belfast Band, Jt was a great success, March 25. Clarence M. Kuowlton and ture. V new plan for George Dodwortli of New York; 20. A. Cutter Sibley.. .4: bottle cured me completely."—Mrs. James and was in. Camden with Miss Gertrude (.'arrow. 21. David H. j oiug for liupils of the com- the Anita, ol about the same diim given equally Libby.71 Adams, Syracuse, V Y. Sold by Kdmuud Ei. .. April 11. Ishnmel Patterson arid Mrs. 27., Kruesi W. Jackson •. A. V. Howes l'u. -.14. ets built Coombs of Yin b 2 r r good results. Wilson ami & adopted with good re- sious, by J.eroy I v ft Sept. 1. Frances j ~ Emma Cousens. Mary Rich.57 ? r 2 « 2 ^ More of wheat was sown lit el books on haven lor the Huberts Bro’s of 1!;-; acreage 1 4. Susans. Fernald ... 91 history, biog- 150. Augustus D. Wood and Mrs. '■ ft S 3 S’ 3 % loot than for April 14. Fdwin N. \ I Ibobb.-- “lie sa.. s lie would Mass. Both a in- * « y many years past. j radman..7 ratlier liHit° liatuve etc., were ing. up-to-date yac- r r f- oleta II. llenouf. ■* than study, .Jessica ,1. Haskell 14. Daniel G. Hinds.s< eat." a and Mr. Dodworti was named among Ellis and Mrs. *' hich the pupils could se iinely equipped. •January.46 20 is.25 9 22.5 2 4.51* April:50. Raymond Lizzie 26. John N. Sb'wari. 79 I Slobbs— the best scholars in “Pug nacioiis, eh?" ag Xov. ,:d the Caprice proved more than a match i February-.38 5 15 8.3 7 20 0 0 2.16* Wellesley College. Gross. I -j7. Ann IS. Patirison., .,-53 Blobbo “\“ 1\ reading — -peptic." March .47 2 29.4.3 11 10.5 6 7.69* Ann 1 Phiiadeiphia : on slie sailed and C. C. Brooks of Boston, who fre- May 1. Emery .1. Roberts of llitl low ell Oct. 5. .Mary Kaler. Rocord. Sunday afternoons everything against, '■ April .72 20 44.18 9 6.49 and Miss Mattie ('. Gilbreth. ll. Liewoi v.11 ll in Belfast and J '* Jiiisjmi.4; o’clock. AH residents of was hoped there would he a match .3.3 52.19 12 2.09 quently sings churches, | May...... 79 4. In 21. Kli/.a Fflen Gibbs.<;■. ( iniiamjii- anted is Xahum E. '* 1*111*. Dr. of now tween the two new \vhose ow n- s .llillc...-95 41 63.20 10 .88 who to be married to a Belfast lady May Searsport Burgin 1. O. Vgnew's outside Belfast boats, of and 1 Nancy v\a*l;in .. s; 96 48 68.05 7 3.10 Searsport Miss Ella Clements. Over Bills are uited lik a of tiie are residents of the North Shore. N -r fuly early in January, composed two pieces Nov. ... Louisa If. Rugs 7. ! cainatnon drop, vlieges oil ** Library Aupii't.83 48 65.30 7 3.64 May 29. Alvin Howard and Miss Dora 7. n of music. '‘Mother's Sweetheart” and a Catherine Waiker...... _ 7 small and in annual fee oi sg. The Mr. Dodworth’s yacht He ...85 32 59.81 8 Larrabee. very delightful to take. One pill jiort. September 2.50 ! 9. Capt. Gilbert W. Hart.;u j ode October ... 67 0 memorial dedicated to the late a iti in a 'dims about 11,000 vol- I was painted and launched and d 22 46.80 1 8 3.53 piece May :50. In Lynn, Mass., Robert Pendle- ! 11. Abbi.- F. Perkin.".4: | dose, vial for 10 cents. Their November....59 2 30.10 6 15 4 3.11* Her. M. '* total for sale hut did not find a > e .1. Leighton. ton, of and Miss Maude 11. saimtel L. Robbins .si is a for home — formerly Belfast, delivery buyer [ '* popularity whirlwind, ,.um. December... 55 2 24.72 8 22 6 9.74* 16. Katie M. sweeping ■ The Eastern and both of Ifboade>. 5? is a able boat. The centre.i« -d Allen, Lynn. j *' : before it like nuts to more than 2:1.000 good, Importing Breeding v petitors ehaif. No pain, no 1 26. Hannah Thorndike...... Stea Co. was Mar. for the Junes. Amos Partridge and Miss Mabel 7j no AVliite Star, ow ned by Minot F. s, •Precipitation, rain and melted snow. | incorporated <>, 2.8 .Jolm < >. Milliken.s.*- griping, inconvenience. 2.". cent vials 1 Simmons. j of and in Bel- Dec. 12. Hannah F. contains 100 pills. Sold Edmund ! and which had been'out of commie* on purpose breeding dealing Moore.9( l>j Wilson BENEVOLENT AND UK- TIIE VETERANS AND THEIR June 10. In *' HELPERS. T. Thurs- ... and A. A. Howes v,. for two was to a lin -el etc., with a stock of Roekport, Ralph 1 18. Martha Rust si A-Co.- l years, clianged gian hares, capital ton and ** I'OK.'l WUliK. Lena 15. Oxton of Roekport. I 28. Dorcas A. Me Keen 68 E. L. Macomber. B. F. Pei de- Thomas II. Marshall $1 00,000. E. F. Hanson is 1 by (’apt. Post, (i. A. H., president June 10. True Prescott Moody of Sears- 29. Fli/.a R. Finery.. 6'. Customer—“Say, waiter, why ,lo you ■'i I>. Kneelaml and li. II. treasurer. The allow such all spoke twice ; ton and I. C. Park of Searsport rei iv- observed Memorial Day as usual. Ser- Cassens, mont and Miss Eva Maude Donnell. unpleasant, ill-bred creature residents as that to in a il tiie Sunday Protective ed in July a 32-foot Truscott s am vices in the North church company loans breeding does, and buys June 21. In Medford, Mass., Fred X. Forty-six or former resi dine this cafe:’" Sunday, | dents of Belfast — in tiie forenoon at the launch with a 9-horse-power engint A May until, were attended by 40 veterans and sells hare’s. The hares are kept at Hadley, formerly of Belfast, and Miss Sadie died elsewhere, 21 Waiter—“Why—er that’s the propri- J. both of Medford. I males and 23 females. were etor.’’—Chicago News. ii. and iu the evening at Hudder station was establish* at of the Post in a body, and by the Relief Mr. Hanson’s stables on North port Hill, There none June 26. William J. Curran ol ! over IK) of 7 between Miss E. (); ; skin disease without fail. It will also I Cottrell, formerly and 2 cure I a ot at tliis In the races Old si rmon from Rev. received a lot of 400 and the was 50; between 30 and 40; 5 between presented portrait port. yaclit 13:7. The Post dec- supply I Belfast, both of Boston. Barber's Itch, Tetter, .Sait and ail to not to 20 and 30; 2 between 10 and 0 under Rheum, the South Intermediate ! Home Week Aug. 15, Mr. Dodw-ith’s o ated the graves of fallen comrades in equal the demand. July 28. Augustus Perry Coombs of 20; skin In from three to six 10. eruptions. nights istli, and held a meeting in : Caprice won in the tirst class, ti.d re- U The services in Belfast Farmers planted a larger acreage Islesboro and Miss Bertha E. Thurston. it will cure Blind, Bleeding, and Itching e^fternoon. 28. In •■•in, with appropriate ex- ceived a Tiie next class wa com- House in the included of cucumbers for Skelton, Foote & Co. July Dorchester, Mass., James W. 19(H). Riles. One application brings comfort to cup. j Warren New v boat the old bw Apr. 1. In Ceinautha A. BROS., St., l'ork. in progress, af- ! shop,20x30,near [-house | Hon. Wm. P. Boston terrier and cocker spaniel 22. In Edwin L. McCorison Appleton, (Fernald) Saturday meeting Thompson gave dogs. Sept. Bangor, Stover. 5g Clifton, Arizona, Jan. JO, 18911. ui in to accommodate is boat- the Common Council Dyer’s yard the address of welcome and Edward Haley,formerly with Howes & and Mrs. Annie L. Moon of Bangor. 22. In Miss Messrs. Ei.y linos.: Kind enclosed JO lias Hoyt N. Charlestown, Mass., Susie Ciris’ had a building business. He utraets went into the in 25. In A. IMureh. for which Home suc- McCauley of Ellworth a response. A Co., grocery business Sept. Middletown, Ct., George gj cents, please send me your Cream i : for a number of lau ies and Hartshorn and Miss Cora Lillie Merrill. 22. In Boston, Anne M. 68 Halm. 1 find profitable year. Homes gasolene musical and was North Sydney, Cape Breton. ((’roshy) Chenery your remedy the quickest and literary program given. 22. A. Webber May 17, In Orrin Whitmore.‘..43 for a number of for all the rowboats be can b d. Dr. L. of Winches- Sept. Leroy and Miss Northport, most permanent cure lor colds in the head, girls, and A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, Hovey Shepherd Celia Clark. 21. In Detroit, Mich .(’apt. Alonzo Carter .67 1 May etc. Yours Deli. ueless ones were lec- 24. In Fliza catarrh, truly, M. 1’otteii, received, POSTAL MATT Kits. and the Ladies’ Aid moved to ter, Mass., formerly of Belfast, is Oct. 2. John W. Hill Farming (mi, A. (Simonton) Society and Miss Alice A. *» Gen. Arizona Gold Co. were on liite. so Mgr. Mining thoroughly repaired new rooms over E. P. Frost’s turer materia medica in Boston Uni- Gilmore of ** The of free ib 1 clothing Searsport. 27. In Camden, Martin P. Owen 40 furnace W. | system rural erv was Medical School. don’t him to putin. Rev. C. store in versity Oct. 2. In Roekport, Mass., William Gal- 30. Ill Lawrence, Mass., Ira 6.1 “Why you challenge prove inaugurated here estabiis R. ]•'. i January. Libbey_ the truth of his formerly of Belfast, spoke by ig tV. FI. Winslow of Vineyard Haven, letly of Quincy, Mass., and Miss Hattie K. June 6. In Boston,Nellie A. (Forbes) Robbins.53 scandalous assertions!” i). Xo. 1, from Belfast via e lower <>• In u said the American. 'odist church N'ov. 15, on FIRES. a native of Belfast, published a novel Bramliall of Roekport, formerly of Belfast. Plymouth, .Mas-., inslow Fills...89 and Mason’s Mills Oct. In H. in Rockland, '• enjamin Tyler FI well, .ss “That would be too a task for A oik in bridge Billings’ entitled 2. Swampseott, Mass., Arthur *‘ easy him,” New York There were six tires the “A Sea A Tale of Mar- —. City.” during year, Letter, In Owl’s Head, Edith (Ra-klitt) Clos- answered the “I’ll have to Mu- Corner, a short distance b w Swan- Beverley Staples formerly of and j European. chal- had but little'to ! and one was a total loss. It' was tini’s Belfast, son. .32 Society Swai only Vineyard.” Miss Carrie Belle both of lenge him to tight.’—Washington Star. • ville, thence by the le town i Roberts, Lynn. 27. In f the good work of former outside the hydrant limits. It was also II. L. Woodcock’s paintings have Somerville, Mass., Lizzie (Thump- ■ Oct. 2. Maurice C. Wood and Beals’ Wa Miss Carrie son) Knox .. 55 • use of abuse of a horse house, Corner, Station, the lire in taken wherever in- Itch on human cured in :!0 by 1 only which the losses, were premiums shown, Sheldon. 29. Near Cal minutes by ! Evans’ Roberts and Riverside, John R. Taber (Hi a was before the Corner, mer, not covered the insurance. several lirst at Ban- Oct. 5. Lewis J. Sanborn and Miss Mil- July 18. I11 v\ hitneyville. William H. Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. This never brought by Follow- cluding premiums ** Knight..63 I return to Belfast via. Bui Mills, 24. In A fails. Sold A. A. llowes A Co., "lie of tiie offenders was y’s ing is the list of tires and as gor. dred Gray. j Roxbyry, Mass., Julia spring..77 by Drug- The route is miles loi losses, 1 Ai g.lt>. In Castiue, James H. Robinson...... 47 Me. lor trial and i with 149 shown at the Alfred of Oct. 15. Ill Fred L. gists, Belfast, iy4T his companion inquests held by the Johnson Boston, formerly Arlington, Mass., 1 31. I11 Boston, Haro d I*. Carle.18 | ! houses, which at the estiu ue of a and Miss Kate P. both for- at of town. per- Municipal otlicers: of Belfast, received the distinc- Colley Welch, Sept. 19. In Boston, Cora Giilam.44 “When I get a new job I want a boss who sons 1 high to a house gives 743 r.sons to be merly of Belfast. ! Dot. 18. lu Brooklyn, N. Y., Edwin Nes- can take a 1'1N<; AM) j Jan, 28. Wooden owned tion of having conferred upon him the Henry joke." RKPAIRS. 1 The rout dwelling by Oet. 22. Edward Willis of Rock- mith 73 accommodated. was opened Mrs. II. A. of Doctor of the of Berry “Was your recent employer too serious '.’” ■ 4 Starrett, High street; value degree University land and Miss Annabel Walker. 20. In Or land, Mary A. McIntyre. ..mi building erected in tlie •Inly 1st, with 1*. S. Staph- as carrier. “Well, he sneaked in on me when I was of building, to Paris, with highest honors. A thesis Oct. 2:5. Charles 22. In Brewer, Silas Perkins.66 14 year was the residence of With the of t $6,000; damage building, Matthew Welch and giving the boys a humorous imitation of his beginning new star to Mr. entitled Re- Miss Maude Nov. 13. In Hyde Park, Mass., Charlotte M. $300; damage contents, $50. by Johnson, “Literary Rachel Bussey. vV then—to make a Williamson on i route contracts the carrii a sh burn .... strut;—and long Xorthport 0n all star 17. lations between Oct. 26. Clifton B. Gross and Miss EvaL. 82 storj 4 is April Wooden dwelling owned by France and England” LS. In Clementine H. short—1 got tired.—Puck. about a mile from the routes were required to r< ;ve and de- Carter. Waltham, Mass., A. W. ( lark of Castine, occupied will be published in the near future. 4 utile .21 and is an ornament to that liver mail under t same by Nov. 7. True C. 22. I11 nearly regu- Mrs. Sarah value of Hallie a Hayford and Miss Alice Knox, Harriet Wentworth. 73 — 1'he, Nealley; building, Bird, hay gelding formerly 23. In $100 Dr. E. Deletion's Anti Diuredc Crosby residence was lations as the It. F. Ib carriers, and the loss owned G. Shales. Montclair, N. J., Harriet (Chick) $450; on same total; value by M. B. Lawrence of Belfast, Carman. may be worth to you more than $100 if vou its former site and restor- rural can n< nearly Dec. George D. Page and Miss Irene 67 population have th£ir ot loss won a 1-beat race and at May 29. In have a child who soils from incon- as contents, $600; total. $ 1,000 Read- Eastman. Swanville, Lydia A. Wright. 77 bedding irly possible to its original mail brought to their doers the same as Dec. 2. In R. tinence of water June 23. Brick store owned W. ville, Mass., in His best Dec. 12. Frank II. Providence, I., Dr. Josiah W. during sleep. Cures old the were dwellers in The by September. Richards and Miss Pearson. and grounds graded, cities. iiw regulations C. & G. time was 2.15 ..46 young alike. It airests the trouble at s K. Williamson; occupied 1-2. Isabel! Mae West of 2. In 4 made, shade trees set out, require that contractors rail live on or by Searsport. Dorchester, Mass., Eliza B. Cot- once. $1. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co., Leavitt & value of build- J. F. Wilson shipped a of Dec. 15. Richard P. Stiekney and Mrs. trell .82 W. Burkett his near their hence Cunningham; quantity Druggists, Belfast, Me. improved routes, nil star routes bark to the in Caro A. Boardman. 5. In Oakland, Calif., 11. Carle- Iy47 on ing, $3,000; damage to same, very slight; Ciinton tannery Septem- George Church street, by build- are in local hands. Tin result is that Dee. 22. Charles of ton ..58 1 value of loss on ber. Ayers Fitchburg, The woman flashed as over on the front. An contents, $1,000; same, and 12. In Islesboro, Bertha (Thurston) society to her eyes, addi- the carriers, being bette: paid, have The Mass., Miss Mary Gilmore. and the " as put $400. Young Men’s Business Associa- Coombs.lg reporters pressed about her with built to the residence of on better teams and tl a Dec. 23. In’Boston, John Frederick re is general Sept. 8. Wooden owned tion was in the to Syl- 13. In Rockland, Harry Ingraham.24 ears astrain. Ilazeltine on Cedar dwelling and organized early year vester and Miss Susan Florence Pierce. street. improvement in the service. The North “So they say my refreshments were *' drown occupied by A. T. Condon and J. C. advance the business interests of the Dee. 24. Elmer S. Whitehead and Miss repaired and moved to a Searsport, Swanville ai l Belfast route stingy, do they?” she exclaimed. “Well, Ham; value of building, $8,000; loss on city. Jennette Perkins. A Vorthport avenue was tl Gentle Hint. you may quote me to the effect that re- 1 formerly changed during summer, leav- same, value of Harold T. took a Dec. 24. Marion E. Brown and Miss Cor- my ny Mrs. Belt. Geo. W. $4,000; contents, $3,000 Sibley post graduate freshments would have been had Bartlett ing Belfast after the arrival of the even- to to administration delia Hills. ample, 1 stable $4,000.; damage contents, $2,000 to course, including and Western these critical ladies worn gowns that fitted at his house on Cedar ing train. The new stir route eontrae Dec. 29. Albert W. of Boston and Kansas editors have a $3,000. finance in the Tuck Department at Edgett them anyhow at all. So there!"—Puck. Isaac Jackson bought the W. tors are as follows; Geo. B. Miss Minnie A. Gray. of S:i Camden, Nov. 10. Wooden owned unique way prodding up delinquent vlton on Miller dwelling place street, Allen, Camden; Liberiy via Searsmont, and as this will for Over Kilty Ye»rs. barged the occupied by Adelbert Wescott; DEATHS. subscribers, indicate: “If buildings. Fred Xa- Wm. P. Bickford, Seirsmout; value of ki'H a Liberty building, $700; loss on same There were 83 have An Old and Well-Tried Remedy. house on Upper High street. via North Searsmor L. p. deaths in Belfast in you frequent headaches, dizziness, 4 Boynton, total; value of contents, $600; loss on 42 males Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been A Howard built a house on Stockton 1901, and 38 females. By ages fainting spells accompanied Liberty; springs, John E. same, no insurance. CASTOR IA by chills, used for over fifty years by millions of |treet. The Lewis $500; there were 9 over 90 years old; 15 be- Wharf Co. Lancaster, Stocktor: Springs; North Nov. 20. Por Infants and Children. cramps, corps, bunions, mothers for their children while teething, Brick block owned by Odd tween 80 and 90; 16 between 70 and chilblains, epi- ^extensive renovation of their Searsport, Fred Black, Nortli Sears- Fellows’ 80; and with perfect success. It soothes the child, 1 Association; value of building, 12 between 60 and 12 between 50 and lepsy jaundice, it is a sign that you storehouses. Edwin Frost port; Freedom, Dailel H. Clark, Free- The Kind You Have 70; softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind nsive $30,000; damage to same, $5,000; con- Always Bought 60; 6 between 40 and 2 between 30 are not well, but are liable to die colic, and is the best for repairs to his house in dom; Centre Lincolfiville, Ernest tents; 50; any remedy Diarrhea. tft. Clark, A. A. Howes & Co. grocery and 40; 3 between 20 and 4 Is pleasant to the taste. Sold Cyrus E. Tibbetts en- Centre Lincolnville. E. C. Freeman in 30; between minute. Pay your subscription a year by druggists stock, value, $18,000; 10 and 3 1 in every part of the world. ftrn on Waldo avenue. Jef- the Camden route and damage, $10,000; 20; between and 10; 2 under 1 iri Twenty-live A. P. Knights j>n G. W. dry a*"*®* <* advance and thus make yourself cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. I5e built a new house in the Burkett, goods stock, value, year; and one whose age was not report- | East Centre Lincolnv He,former carriers, solid fof a good notice.’’—Kan- sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s $30,000; damage, $20,000; Waldo Lodge, ed. By months there were 7 in Janu- obituary Soothing 1 J sas City Journal. Syrup, and take no other kind. ~:_-T PROSPECT PERRY. SEARSPORT LOCALS. Slack of Searsport village was I SAND^ I’lINT. is ball hall New Years In.M tlfr through the holidays, visiting Capt. W. D. Harriman confined to the The misked at the attack attend- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black. house with a severe of acute rheu- wa-a grand success ana well R. Black of Everett, Mass., spent her parents, night HANDY Henry matism. He is attended by Dr. Emerson Tj. C. and wife of BISHOP of by Cummings in town. Joseph Ilarriman, who has been stopping ed. Mns> Sunday Bueksport_The Helping Hand Club meets Grant and Clifford with his uncle, James W. Ilarriman, for Prospect._Willard Miss Kuwena Colcord left by steamer with Mrs. Annie Emerson Jan. 15th_ Saturday for Bangor to attend SAYS several has returned to his home in French left for Medfield, Mass. weeks, is at home from Monday Charles Banks Northfieid, the busitess college—Miss Lucia Shute Brewer. Help... «/ take In acknowledging the curative effects ot a short vacation — pleasure Tlie I’ike Grain Co. received a cargo of Vermont., on Alfred has been si home from Bangor for a visit of great and corn from Portland this week. Frye returned to Colby University last to her parents.Mr. Manley Peruna. At the solicitation of a friend / used your remedy COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. several days i Wednesday. moved into F. K. house a tonic Tlie union meetings this week are very Grant has Daggett’s cheerfully recommend your Peruna to all who want good is and attended. HAI.I.DAI.E. CENTRE LINCOLNV1LLE. at the Comer—Capt. Norman Perkins interesting largely and a safe cure for catarrh. ’’—JAMES A. HANDY. of Nature Mrs. John of Camden visited at i"r the winter_Mr. and Mrs. Daily Irving Bailey and wife have moved to It is expected Rev. B. M. Edwards her home here a. in. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. a few Gifford gave a New endorse- \Vinnecook station for the winter. Brunswick will preach Sunday, parents, Churchill, Edward family party Prominent members of the clergy are giving Pernna their unqualified Babies and children need last John and Jan. 12th, and will hold evening meetings days week—Mrs. Mahoney, who Years day Eighteen were present en- ment. These men find Peruna especially adapted to preserve thqm from catarrh Mrs. W. llcok of Harrington is Henry has been ill for some is — during the week following—Inez and Eva ever medi- quite time, now im- joyed a sumptuous repast Mr. George of the vocal which has been the bane of public speakers, and gen- tlie of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Black. proper food, rarely organs always guest Alice is for a Hall and Sadie Wright, who have been ,f proving_Mrs. Dickey quite sick llagar left Monday Providence to join eral catarrhal debility incident to the sedentary life of the clergyman. Amon^ will hold services cine. do not thrive — Iier. Perley Andrews visiting here, returned to their homes in they at the present writing E. B. Pottle, who recent utterances of noted on the curative virtues of Peruna is the barge. _ the clergymen __ at the Porter school house next Sunday. Belfast last Friday... John Colby was in food is was drawn as juryman,will attend eourt this above one from James A. D. D., of Baltimore. on their something SHIP NEWS Bishop Handy, A. E. Trundy is loading schooner Helen Belfast on business last week_The week—C. H. Miller and wife spent New need a little any other location. This Is why Peruna with stave wood for the Kockland market. Ladies Club met with Mrs. E. M. Clement wrong. They Tears in Belfast at Capt. Ansel Wads- CURES. OTHER NOTABLE has become so justly famous in the curs evening, Jan. 2nd. worth’s_Mrs. J. II. Cross left for Boston n)KT OF BELFAST. Will iam Sweeney arrived by steamer Thursday to their digestive of catarrhal diseases. It cures catarrh help get last Monday_Mrs. Carrie Hall and 1'euobscot ami will make a short visit at SWANVILLE. daugh- ARRIVE I). wherever located. Its cures remain. Mrs. II. G. who ter Georgie Etta are spending the winter in A Husband the home. Mr. and Applin, have machinery working properly. Jan. 4. Sell. John Dexter, Eaton, Deer Escaped Pangs Peruna does not it cures. The latter is palliate: been guests in town, return to their home Northport. attending the Isle. Kvie Ford lias a situation as telegraph of Catarrh of the Mrs. Frederick Williams, President of in Mass., this week. Mr. High school at the Cove taught by Miss SAILED. Lungs, in and left by Somerville, Side Ladies’ Aid of operator Manchester, Conn., B. Grant of Rockland. the South Society gave a free dance at Mary Jan. 4. sch Minnie Chace, I laugh, Rock- "steamei Monday. Applin Cunningham’s 111., writes the following words PALERMO. land. Chicago, llall last Saturday night—Miss Celia Most Cases of Consump- from 973 Our traders are that there M ERIC AN POUTS. Incipient of praise for Peruna Cuyisr complaining who has been in Bel- Mr. and Mrs. of Jefferson were Nickerson, employed Avery in 111.: are not so many large calendars sent to ,|)HC* 80- G. tion are Catarrh. avenue, Chicago, fast, is at home for a few weeks_Hon. town last week and spent New Years day New York- Al% sell. Maggie them as in former ; cld, sells. Norombega, home is never without years. A. E. Nickerson is in Boston and SOtSJ?"OIL with their Belden..Mrs. Ilart, Kernn ijia “My Peruna, LIVER Rosa visiting COD daughter,Maria St. 'e E. Look, Wa/.ie, Point-a- Last Sunday morning nine persons united of LIME soli. Flora Rogers, coal with the Church—three Edward years that there is no remedy that w Congregational by the family of Sylvanus Nickerson assembled Cora Goodwin, returned home last Wednes- port; 2, ar, Smith, Norfolk; G, six sch. Am Lord, Cardenas. at once alleviate suffering and actual letter and by profession. at his at an hour. All his members of the are sld, residence early day-The grange get- J- M. will correct this Boston, Dr Ar, sells. Lyman cure, as Peruna does. Four bottles The Book and Thimble Club will meet children were present. Dinner was served generally ting up a quilt, which is to be sold for the Law, Philadelphia; Irving Leslie, P. Blake, pletely cured me of catarrh of the h-v; Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 14th, with Mrs. at 3 p. m., and at (ip. in. a Christmas tree benefit of that order. Each lady makes a E. L; J,tn. .'id, sch. Lyman M. Law, difficulty. 'id, sell. J. Manchester of several years’ standing, and if m> Emma Bailey. A fuJ attendance of mem- was brought to view, laden with many square and gets her friends to pay live cents Philadelphia one- Haynes, J, eld, sells. Levi husband feels badly, or either of usual useful as well as If will from names Apaai'nicola; bers is desired. presents, toys for the you put for having their worked on the S. Malcmn Andrew's, Apalachicola; Baxter, cold, we at ouc.e take Peruna, and in which were the source of Frank of Branch 5, is so much grandchildren, a square... Young Mills Jr., Newport Vws; ar, seh. Nimbus, W. K. Closson receiving fourth to half teaspoonful or two it has thrown the sickm much merriment. Later, confection- a horse of Soule last Apalachicola. nr, sch. Lucv Ik Friend, day in the iisli and trade cake, bought George Friday. Frede:: encouragement oyster Phil > I iphia; bark 1 1,. May- out of the system.”—Mrs. ery and fruit were served, after which all in bottle three or four Our stage driver, Frank Wood, Thomas, that lie has uecided to continue and will baby’s swapped berry. Savannah la Mar; 7, ar, seh. Henry Williams. returned to their several homes, to horses last week with Charles the all kinds ill stock. hoping times a will soon see Maiden, Clauson, Jr., A pa ichicola. keep day you Mrs. A. of 759 Sheili- I enjoy another meeting on Christmas 1902. Liberty stage driver, and G. E. Carr bought Philadelphia, Pec. 31. Cld, sell. Lucy E. W. Allison, William Bowler dug Tuesday at one tide Boston dan. 2, cld, scii. Sallie is the Assistant Grandpapa was kindly remembered by the a masked For a horse in Ilallowell last Friday....Mrs. Friend, avenue, Chicago, III., clams improvement. j i, sell. R. I bushels of clams, proving that l'On, Sagua; Pettigrew, .'Aill 11 >11 lilt- absent grandchildren. who has at to Betsey Perkins, been boarding Portland ; cld. hark Herbert Black, Bos- still abound in this vicinity, despite the children, from half 4, AIM'I.KTO.V. larger Wallace Dyer’s for three years, died at the ton. People’s Hospi- large consumption of the past four years. l> 31. sch Pendleton tal. She has the Walter Ciushee, who has been principal a to age of 8(> years and was buried last Tues- Baltimore, Ar, teaspoonful, according New Y Jan. 4, Members of Mariners Lodge have received of a Grammar school in X. is in the Smith Brothers, Veazie, ork; sld, following to say Concord, II., dissolved in their milk, day cemetery. Services by bark Josephine. McLean, Rio Janeiro; 7, an nvitation to attend the installa- now age, about Peruna: public superintendant of schools in the towns Rev. T. R. Pentecost of Montville_Perley ar, sell. Marie Palmer, Boston; sld, sch. of tiie officers of Pownal which Geo. \V. “I have had fre- tion Lodge, of Agawam, Southwick and Granville, if so desire, will Soule of Belfast is spending a week with Wells, li?*ion. you very Bee. 31. takes Wednesday evening, Jan. tHd. Mass—J. of his Brunswick, Ga Ar, sch Henry quent opportuni- place Asbury Pitman, Snpt., Marl- grandmother at Carr’s Corner_Rev. B. Boston; soon show its great nourish- Fiske. Cummings, Jan. 2, ar, ties to observe the The hay pressers have been employed at boro, Mass., Schools, was the guest Christ- S. O. Whittier of Union was in town last sells. Norman, I'.nilast; Almeda Willey, wonderful cura- dipt. J. C. Gilmore’s the past week. The mas of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. power. If the mother’s week. New Y’ork; G, sld. sells. Gov. Ames, Perth ing Amboy; Laura M hunt, Boston. tive effects of does not claim to be much of a Pitman—Mrs Pierpont, who has been STOCKTON 8PUINGS. captain does not nourish the Port Tampa, Dm?. 30. Sld, bark Doris, Do..in„ ,-.1 11 .. in his the guest of her W. 0. milk farmer, but he had 40 tons of hay uncle, Currier, for Miss Nellie Bickmore left Dec. 20th, for Alexandria; Jan. sld, sch. Mrs* w* A. Allison Masterton, on persons suffer- barn. several months, is quite sick with scarlet she needs the emul- Seattle, Wash., to become the bride of Mr. John E. Devlin, Philadelphia. Edward Stevens. baby, Jan. Ar, sch. Helen G. ing with a con jested condition of tin fever. She had intended returning to Geo. Small of that city, of this Pascagoula, Tiie W. F. M. Society will meet at the M. sion. It will show an effect formerly Moseley, Surinam Mrs. Edward Stevens of head, lungs, and stomach, her home in Madison Her Carthage, general at 2 u. m. Monday. sou, town. Miss Bickmore is one of our most Jan. Ar, sch. Jose E. parsonage Thursday, Jan. 16th, •Savannah, olaverri, N. Y., writes as follows: eallod catarrh. It alleviates pain a: Master Itoyden, left with his at once mother and the best Ilewett, New York : Dec. 30, sld, sch. 1). I). All members are to be as Saturday both upon highly-esteemed young ladies, requested present, “I now take in soreness, increases the appetite and father.... There are several cases of scarlet wishes of friends follow her Haskell, Fall River. pleasure notifying you an of officers and many to her there will be election and child. Norfolk, Jan. 1 Ar. sell Puritan. New that husband has recovered tones up the entire system that t' fever in the village, and some of the houses my entirely out. western home_At the last regular meet- Y’ork; 2, sch. Hattie H. New a: work for the ensuing year mapped sld, Barbour, from catarrh. He is a well man patient quickly regains strength have been quarantined by the board of 50c. and $1.00, all druggists. of Pownal F. and A. the York, 4, ar, sch. F >ni Rogers, Boston today, broken ing Lodge, M., health.”—Mrs. W, A. Allison. Notwithstanding the ice has up but their SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Port Wash., Jan. 2. thanks to yon and Peruna. He took six health, orders have not been very following officers were elected: Master, Townsend, Sld,ship this winter Great Port for of medicine as and gone out of the pond twice and Admiral, Sterling, Blakely bottles your directed, and If yon do not derive prompt and sati strictly enforced, members of the R. P. Harriman ; S. W., K. A. Partridge; Melbourne. it is now over a foot thick. Geo. A. Bowen it proved to be just the thing for him. factory results from the use of Perm? families are going out among the people, J. W., K. V. Davis; J. D„ F. L. Blanchard; New Bedford, Mass., Jan. 2. Ar, sch. our His is and he write at once to began cutting Wednesday to supply the Port appetite good every thing Dr. Hartman, giving visiting stores, post office and other S. D., John Merritliew ; Treas., C. C. Park ; Odell, Reading. dealers who put up their own ice. CLARKE’S CORNER, (Prospect ) Jan. sld, sch. R. Bowers, eats seems to agree with him. His full statement of your case and he w places. The schools in the grade district See’y, A. M. Ames... Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Providence, Leslie Howard has employment at Stock- Charleston. has left him and he is in be to his valuable a A was received here an- are with but four j cough gaining pleased give you telegram Sunday running pupils in the who Hopkins and son George went to Camden Jan. sclh Susan N. ton Springs... Myron Clarke, has been Fernandina, Sld, j flesh, and seems to be well every wav.”— vice nouncing the death of Fnink 1L Boss at primary, and ten or twelve in the New Y’ork. gratis. grammar quite sick, is better-Flo Heed of Belfast last Thursday to visit his mother, returning Pickering, Haskell, Jacksonville, Jan. Cld, sell. John C. MRS. EDWARD STEVENS. charleston, S. C. Ilis brother, Capt. An- department. Many who were fearful of Monday — Messrs. R.P. Heagan and James Address Dr. Hartman, President visited Mrs. Sarah Clarke last week. Smith, McDonald, P< nt-a-Pitre, Guild. drew M. Koss, left by train Monday morn- the disease have left the schools the Marden left for Any internal remedy that will cure The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbn- taking Mrs. M. E. Clarke is in very poor health Boston last Thursday_ Mobile, Jan. 3. CM, Gaik Olive Thnrlow, ing for Charleston to accompany the re- past week. Mr. Frank Willard Baltimore. catarrh in one location will cure it in Ohio, this winter... Mrs. Orie Clarke is some- Frye arrived Friday for Hayes, S. i.m. 3. jpains to this place for burial. MGKRII.I.. I a Hying visit to his sister, Mrs. Everett Georgetown, C., Sld, sch, .Ninth what better_Mr. Charles Grant visited D. J. Rawson, Blake, N»*w Y’ork. N. LaMarsh will The Morrill school ■Staples, Jr.,and left .. .Miss Lillian Ga.. ■Sunday, .Jan. 19th, Kev. Sunday re-organized friends in Stockton Springs HeC. 24T-fi-:-i Monday Sat ilia, Jan. 4. ^ sch. J. flPliala- last Ij ^ preach at the M. E. Church in exchange Sunday, re-electing Dr. T. X. Pearson, Mr. M, E. Clarke is supposed to have the SimmonS returned to bet school work in tio. Providence. Mrs. Stonington, Me., Jan 4. Sld, bark Re- with Mr. Norton, who will hold quarterly Supt., Oscar Meader, Ass’t. last — and Albert Slipt.,' fastest horse in town. Morgan can go a Boston, Saturday Capt. becca Crowell, New Y nk. at Castine for the Georgia Gray, Secy., Deforest Colcord and left for Port- meetings Presiding White, Treas., i-minute clip on any rough road—The big daughter Evelyn who has Miss Maggie Woods, and Miss' land and Boston last instead of FOREIGN PORTS. Elder of the Bucksport District, Librarian, dorm did but little damage in this part of Saturday, • sick of late. The friends in this Georgia Wake, Ass’t Librarian. The re- the as intended_Mr. Buenos Dec. 1 bark been many i a previous Tuesday | Ayres, Ar, Edward Sale of the town—Horace Clarke spent night in Groceries, of Mr. LaMarsh will be to hear port of the Supt. showed that 4ii sessions Wilbur Grant of in r. Stotesbury, Mobile ji, ar, sell. Geo. ( place glad Belfast Howard was the Kingman spent Sunday j recently.Leslie Thomas, Mobile ; Jan. G, ar, sell. Ma ud | him and again. have been held with an average attendance town with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Orilla speak sing ;uest of his mother, Mrs. Charles Grant, Jordan, Boston, 33 da) s passage. .if (ill. The largest attendance was loo and Libby_The Wautonkee Indian Medicine Dec. 1. Geu'lII. E. Sellers publicly installed the Sunday. Caleta Buena, sld, ship Krsk k* ! smallest 25, Three scholars with in N. M. Philadelphia G. A. the had not j Co., headquarters Gloucester, II., Plielps, .officers Freeman McGilvery Post, SMITH TON, {Freedom.) 11 Dec. 30. Sld, hip E. B. missed a day or were exhibited here live evenings of last week, | iogo, Sutton, After tiiS in- tardy viz, Miss Altha who under- New York. last evening. 1 Mrs. Ida Bragdon, recently lb, Thursday a series of vaudeville Patent Woods, Miss Mildred Daggett and Master giving entertainments Nov. 2.3. fn \ a collation was served and a a is comfort- Hong Rung, port, ship Medicines, stallation large went critical operation, very Meader and they were each pre- which were of a very wholesome and pleas- 11. Conner, for Haiti hod-and Now York. a very social George j have of company enjoyed evening. (hle and hoi- friends strong hopes Sydney, \. S. W., Ian. \ Sid, Emi. ;• muted with a nice Bible, The ing character. They played to good audi- ship primary o ■Commander Nehemiah Smart, who assumes ier recovery_Mrs. \V. 11. Overlook has Heed, Baker, San Fiaiici^ ences, and on two evenings furnished excel- Muss, Mrs. Xellie B. Hatch teacher, receiv- St. John, N. B., Jan. o. A r, sch. IIunH Toilet charge for the ensuing year, is finely quali- seen quite sick the past week... Dr. Small ?d the fine silk banner—for lent music for after the Belfast. Soaps, we no prize—a l&t'gest of the dancing program. fied for the position and have doubts s a frequent visitor in this part town attendance. The doctor is quite proud of The largest sale of their wares was on a M AKIN !•: }! 1 S'GK 1 ! \\ V. of the prosperity of the Post, ,f late, and the way he drives over the his Christmas presents from the school, a medicated soap which gave general satis- Spoken. Nov. 15, » iim p«» ; f 1 horn ;on are to lia\ Bunker on Elm street was the scene of a get night. Perfumes, sf of are from 3 to 12) praetiai value. We, Morrill, popular young lady (of ages dwo more large frames eut the win gathering Saturday evening, _Alden Whitney is teaching a very sue- present very pleasant of our school.... ■ resulted in the of « de- ;er. The> expect to buinl ai h ast tliree ves especially proud Sunday term of school here....Miss presentation hook, All the in out store in Odd Fellows' block Jan. when friends and neighbors to the jessful Emma sc Is 1902. goods must be s,.M. and 4th, Miss Woods is a ol the old Kear- during Maggie spending few lb scriptive famous battleship have been reduced on in stock. number of more than 20 gathered to witness Penney, v.’uo has been for a long time, Several carloads o! mat* al have been prices everything We are offering to Miss weeks with bis sister, Mrs. Eunice Higgins, sage and her many ewcow,iters, ! landedat the ai d of in and groceries and in our her marriage to Mr. Vinos H. Carr. The seems to he gradually failing. Iler sister, ship; -■ton, Norwood great bargains staple fancy drug depart at the Head of the Tide_Mr, Edna Harriman. The contest & for a ,v meat. At our. George Mrs. is «'.th her most of the time. null-driving Go., Roekport. Me., vessel. The ceremony was performed in a very impres- Bryant, nia is arrived a Mrs. timber from Virg expected soon. The Woodbury home for visit last who is was won by Miss Ethel Colcord, and sive manner Kev. 11. W. Norton. Refresh- _William Oliver, stopping with work of construction will la in as as by week from II. j early Providence, I. While there this Billado won a prize by guessing nearest th6 weather ments were served, and many pretty and his sister, Mrs. Margie Penney, winter, j permits. lie graduated as a trained nurse_Mr. the number of beans in a bottle. The com- Seal Harbor, Me., Jan. 2 Soli. M F. useful presents were received from friends has been drawn as juryman and w ill attend j try Elisha Merriam was in Vinalliaven several Chisholm went ashore in Island court in Belfast this week. pany left Tuesday for Monroe.. .Mr. Adrian Cranberry NEW STORE IN JOHNSON in and out of town. The couple are well harbor, about U miles west <>f Cranberry BLOCK days last week on business_Mrs. Elmer Trundy moved his family to Frankfort, ! and favorably known to a large circle of ac- I MTV. Island station. Crew saved. \ essel in good Hartshorn lias been very sick the past where be is employed, last Monday—Mrs. condition. quaintances, ill of whom join in wishing Miss Phyllis Estes, a little tot of four j We have a FULL and FRl'.sfl stock of fortnight. Bradford Blanchard came from Portsmouth, dm, 1. Sell. Frank G. Rich, groceries,Jail bought a and | several with her aunt and .Sandypoint since the etc. them happy prosperous voyage years, spent days from Weymouth for Boothbay, ran lire, including fruits, candies, L1M OJ.SV1LLE. Tuesday to spend the remainder of the aground through life together. uncle in town recently.E. E McCauslin rut Fishing Island yesterday morning, but Dec. the winter with her Mrs. Herbert Mixer. Tuesday evening, .‘list, members who went to to sister, came off with slight damage on next tide, ^ At the annual meeting of Chap- Lowell, Mass., Saturday Searsport of lieacli — Miss Esther Ellis arrived from with assistance of Jerrys Point life Chapter, No. 23, 0. E. S., and visit his sister, Mrs. John S. Hanson, will Monday saving ter, R. A. M., held Monday the crew', and evening, about 50 invited guests, witnessed the instal- Quincy, Mass., to remain until spring with proceeded. make a business trip to Boston before he Palm Beach, Fla., Jan. ">. following officers were elected for the ensu- her Barque Doris, lation ceremonies. Past Matron Mrs. Jane He is home parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Ellis, at Masterton, from Port Tampa for 1 L. W. II. P.; E. J. returns. expected Wednesday Alexandria, A- A. Howes Co. ing year: Wentworth, Pendleton installed the the home of her Thomas is ashore near here and is following officers in of this week—Mr. and Mrs. James Fills- grandfather, Capt. Va., breaking up. K.: W. B. S.: Clifton was a Wentworth, Sawyer, The Doris four-masted of __ a very commendable manner. She was Clifford. baquentine I R. A. W. A. bury were made happy Jan. 4th by the ar- J44 tons, built at Belfast, in 1894 for (l_ Whittum, C.; Colson, P. S.; assisted Mw. gross Me., by Effie Goodwin as Marshal: THORNDIKE. and wn> Mial C. II.; F. M. Perkins, M. 1st rival of a little girl at their home-Mrs. the Brazilian trade, owned in Balti- Sargent, W. Miss fill a J. W. more. ( in M., l’endleton; P., Mr. Nellie Gray, who has been employed by- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parsons recently apt. Masterton belongs Portaml. UfiLFAST THICK Cl HHl^NT V. L. M. Sargent, M. 2d V.; A. P. Walker, San Juan, P. R., December :ti. A BOKN. Augustine Hahn; A. M., Miss Jennie M. E. D. Chase for several thinks visited their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Jack- Ger- M. :.. Treas., Mrs. Jane A. Mr. of oil-laden American four-masted Pendleton; Chap., if it if not family Brooks visited relatives at the school Ir to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus A. Black a >«.n J. Wentworth and L. W. Wentworth were factory begins operations soon; s p bu., 40 to 751 lay p ton, I0.(x>ai2.0fl Jackson Mrs. Eliza James W. Fitch of Boston, bound from Ap Clark. In December l> Mathews; Cond., C. she intends to to tow-ork. Station the past week... Linwood Thomp- dried, ft, 5<26 Slides lb, *i Camden, 10, chosen a committee on installation, to re- go Auburn, Maine, New York to the river Plate. The Mrs. Avery Clark, a daughter. Hahn ; Asst. Cond., Mrs. Abbie J. son captAi Be; pea, 2.00tO2.25 Lamb fc> lb, 12 Fernald; _The funeral services of the late of Belfast passed a few days the and crew of the Fitch weVe Ccrtis. Iii Beltast, December t** I port at a future meeting. Riley past picked up in jm medium, 2.25 LambSkins, 5o:ai.oo .'7, Adah, Mrs. Lizzie Duncan; Ruth, Mrs. Mrs. I red E. Curtis, a were held at noon at his week with his aunt, Mrs. B. A. Gowen_ western West Indies. The Fitch was buH n 2.35to2.50 Mutton IP tb. 7 daughter. Spinney Tuesday el’eyes, Grotton. in Belfast. IVeembei Ji>, t “Thk Skakspout Home Cu b.” Every Nellie Brown; Esther, Mrs. Amanda Dun- ed to the water’s edge. ■ But: fc> ft, 18to20 >ats bu.. tb. 50 late residence. Rev. W. A. assisted Stephen Band and sister, Mrs. Mertie Ger- Mrs. Carl .1 Grotton, a Luce, the six months ended Dec, heei p ft, 0a.7i Potatoes bu., daughter. mail brings to the. Secretary a goodly num- can ; Martha, Mrs. Lillian Wooster; During M, p.nI 'ides, Hkal. In Camden, I^tciiiImt n. Electa, Frank conducted the rish of Unity, accompanied by Miss Bee’ tc tU Iteund 7 by Fairbanks, services, there were built in the United States aim quarters, Hog, Mrs. Samuel Heal, a daughter ber of requests for tickets for the coming Mrs. Jessie Gushee; Mrs. E. Bail ¥ 1)11., 40 a 45 Straw fc> ton, 10.00 Warder, Mary and a number of friends and Knowles of Portland, were the Sat- numbered the bureau of navi- Pkrkins. In December M. t- large relatives guests officially by Che* 12! lSialii Belfast, Jan. 20th. It is desired Mr. $tb, rurkey |:> tb, Mrs. F. a banquet, earnestly Hahn; Sent., Edward P. Hahn; Mar., and of their gation, 717 rigged vessels of 154,07a gross I0tol2 ltai .Joseph Perkins, son. of the deceased were present. He leaves to urday Sunday sister, Mrs. Chick fc; ft, rallow fc> lb, 1 : with offs Robbins. In Stonington, Dee* rnher that all applications be in before the 13th of Mr. Felix Wade. Remarks were tons, compared rigged vessels of Calf ins. per lb. 9,210 Veal lb, t>a7 made, a Porter Hurd.Mrs. Flora Hunt returned ami Mrs. Hezekiah a daughu mourn their loss mother, wife ar.d three tons for the six Duck ft. 14215 Wool, l' Robbins, so that all may be for, as after which Mrs. in 179,229 gross corresponding unwashed, Ann. January provided Pendleton, behalf of home from boats and 28 children. Mr. Spinney was ail honest, up- Waterville the past week_ months of 1900. Canal unrigged r doz., Wood, hard, :;.oo^4.(X Wii.i.KNs. In well as to avoid confusion. The occasion the members of this i* Brooksville, Deeemb* Chapter, presented Misses barges are not included. The de- Fowl ft, 8215 Wood, soft, 3.50@4.2 tons, is the Atlant seaboard, be missed in the in which he have been spending a few days with rel- former residents. The for the community and is attributable to work on several large ‘■'tail Price. Retail Market. speakers O. E. S. pin. A bountiful supper was atives in lived, and also in the Masonic lodge, of which Searsport—Miss Myra Cates ocean steamers which will be completed Beef, rued, ¥ ft, 8® 10 Lime p bbl., [email protected]( MAK UiKD. evening, who have kindly consented to favor served and then a social time was enjoyed a few the six months Butte:''alt, 14 18to20 Dat Meal lb. he was a member. The interment was in passed days recently with friends in during coming ft, p 4(dj us, are General F. S. Nickerson, Eugene P. 6— A Corn ¥ bu., 821 Unions tb, '.Kci- until the company were able to wish many. Castine—Mrs. Francis Boston, Jan. private cablegram re- IP the new of the Pond Much Johnson of Free- Crack. *1 Corn 821 Uil, Carr-Hr NK eh. In Sears Jamim Carver, lion. 1). N. Mortland, Geo. A. New part cemetery. ceived in this city reports the three-mastec ; ¥ bu., Kerosene, gal.,13(a'l- port, Happy Years-Hopeful Workers Corn al Pollock tb. Rev. H. W. Amos < air an is extended for the. dom is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. X. schooner Morris W. Child, ( apt. Everetl fc* bu., 82| 4(a4J Norton, H Sweeney, Rev. Edwin Smith, Rev. Albert Order sympathy everywhere Chee.s* t> ft, Pork fc> tb, 1*. Bunker, both of Circle, of K. I). & S., elected the fol-1 Vose ...Mrs. Herbert and two which sailed from Baltimore, Dec, lStolO] Searsport. Rev. E. E. Small and Rev. grief-stricken family. “His labors are over Harding Haskell, Cotton ed p cwt., 1.65 Plaster |> bbl., 1.1.' Cates-Bartlktt. In Roekport, <;i- Thompson, officers at their last ? for Cardenas with a of 850 tons lowing meeting: and he has entered into daughters of Knox have been the cargo 28i Rye Meal IP lb, Cates of Machias ami Miss Nellie I'.a who will have rest.”_Christmas guests Stone Horse Stephen Raekliife, something Leader, Mrs. Lizzie Duncan ; Vice 1 coal, stranded today on Key al daub* riespqt., 8tol0 Shorts $> cwt,., 1.3C Roekport. Leader, was observed here an for a few days of her Mr. and Mrs. to oiler. It is the wish of the generally by enter- parents, the entrance to Cardenas harbor. She is ir Clover ed, 13 215 Sugar |p tb, 6to.' Hai.i.-Biivant. In Camden, Deeembe; interesting Mrs. Abbie Miss ! ward Fernald; Secretary, Mary tainment and Christmas tree at the church. Nelson Gordon.Edison Webster of a dangerous position and full of water. Th« Flour \ d)l., 4.75t05.25 Salt, T. I., |p bu., 3; Hail and Miss Amy M Bryant, committee to have a large delegation from Drink H.G.Se- 2.50 Sweet : Camden. water; Treasurer, Miss Gladys; Waterville several Morris W. Child was built by H M. Bear Plm., Potatoes, j The weather was favorable and the festivi- spent days the past Lard ¥ 13 Wheat Meal. NU Kfrson- Howard, in Danver. M Searsport present to share in the joys of Miss at Camden and owned by J. P. Ellieott A; Co. French; Clioirster, Blanche French_! week with his Mrs. E. P. wary 1. Horace ('. Nickerson of i .-It.-i't ;n ties were greatly enjoyed by a full house. mother, Webster. of this is to be the occasion. The several committees are city. The cargo thought fullj Belle Howard former v of ! Mr. Frank who has been — oHtDanvers. Duncan, employed ! The Asbury Harmon passed Monday in Bel- covered insurance. hard at work, having in view the best inter- following interesting program was by V E WANT AGENTS Osgood-Pendleton. In Bar ll’ai boi. in the ship yard in Thomaston, is now at i fast .. Howard Parsons,*who has i her 24, Adolph \V. Osgood of <4nmie\. v and for all who at- carried out: Music, orchestra; prayer by- employ- est greatest enjoyment home—Mrs. Isabelle Menu ili energy and push, and who are no I Miss Mvra E. Pendleton of Hall tjiiavrv Griffin is the happy ment in Vassalboro, passed New Years with Robinson and which the limited time will per- j pastor; singing by choir; greeting, Gladys afraid b hustle,'to take orders for our Paten Billings. In Vanset. I> tend, of a little the am 28, K. t'. I possessor daughter, “Elizabeth.” ! Christmas his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parsons. Stops Cough Luminoi. Gold Glass Signs, Name Plates Joseph Robinson and Miss s.irail mit. from our Giles; dialogue, Mysteries; rec., Street N both of Tremont. Any suggestions Searsport — no nbers. Readable during darkest nights There will be services at the church ... Mrs. Abbie Hurd is a j Waiting for Santa, Mabel dia- spending few and works oft tlie Cold. No com| htion and to sell. Enclose foui Shaw-Siiaw. In Belfast, January l. folks will be greatly appreciated. for the Thompson; easy coming three weeks, as our pastor, weeks as the of Mrs. cents in nips for full and terms t* Geo. S. Mills, Harrison A. Shaw and' Mr- E. B. Billings. logue, Christmas Thoughts; selection guest Roscoe l’erley. laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cur* a cob I particulars Rev. IT. E. by- agents. betli M. Shaw, both of Belfast. McFarlane, left for his .... Daniel in one No no Price 2 Lynn, Jan. 6th. Saturday Letter to Velma Gordon and wife were guests day. Cure, Pay. PITTSFIELD SPECIALTY CO Small Li nun..n. In Belfast. .lamia: home in orchestra; rec., Santa, cents. New Brunswick, called there by Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. in 4w2* Pittsfield, Me. Wayland Knowlton, Esq.. Artliui !•: Sn Thompson; rec., Marcella Farwell; rec., So- Percy Crosby Miss Nannie the illness of a j I.ighton. both of el fast sister— Rehearsals are in — NOIiTH SKAItsrOKT ITEMS. Unity Mrs. Alice Higgins was the guest STAI’LKS-Ki.W ELL. In a phia Tozier ; song, Markie Thompson; rec., Bella--!, .Lum order for the drama “Dutch or Rev. G. K a: Miss T. Scribner is relatives Jake True the past week of her mother, Mrs. Glidden, Kdgett, NValter I*, staples Myra visiting Gradma’s Mistake, Frances Reynolds; rec., Myrtle E. Elwell. both of Belfast. Blue,” which will be played at some near at who has WANTED in Belfast. Garnet Earle; rec., Reflections of a Small Freedom-Irving Johnson, date. Following is the cast of characters: of employment in Springfield, Mass., visited Help '•! the farm. A single man or om Colby Nickerson and wife Swanville Ci:as. Boy, Philip Grant; singing by choir; rec., Fay (farmer) Ernest Carver; Harry his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John- GEll! with >mali family. Apply to in town last week. Hazel Adams; Florence Ephraim were Tlmsle G. A. rec., Taylor; music, lw2* A. li., at The Journal Office. (lover) Prock; Jake Schneider son, and relatives in Waldo, the past week. Frank L. Emmons of Belfast was in town orchestra; rec.; The First Christmas, Annie Your Friends and in Bel (fresh arrival) C. A. E. Long; Henry -After his Neighbors Luce; Mabel passing holiday vacation with Billings, in Northport, J umary last week visiting relatives. song, Thompson; dialogue, fast You How. Crinley (villiau) David McCobb; Nancy his sister, Mrs. Nathan Berry, Earl will .Show i wife of Tamerlane Billings, aged on \e,u The Christmas Stockings; rec., If You’re Bessey Cook months. Walter L. Mathews has to wife) Alberta Carver Ella Wanted gone Brockton, Fay (Chas. Fay; of Brooks has returned to Bates College_ Blood. In Camden. December ao. .1 Good, Foster Luce; rec., Byllee rec., Wanted woman for meat and pastry cook where he will learn a trade. Jennie Moore; 88 It months and 1.; da\ Mass., (their daughter) Warren; Maude Mr. Wilson of Waldo ''ages, #4 p- week the winter. a Blood, aged years. song, Alberta and Beulah Henry passed Monday Rubbing the back wont cure backache. during Apply Black. In Deer Dee. Chesley Rey nolds; the Commo wealth corner of Main am Sunshine, Isle. music les- Allen (a waif) Vesta Carver. After the with A cure. Hotel, infant son Mrs. J. W. Harriman is giving Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bradford-B. liniment may relieve, but can't Pleasant sti ets, Belfast. Stephen, of Mr. and Mis. k drama the Thompson; rec.,Come Again, Santa,Charley Black, 9 sons to Miss Hattie Larrabee of laughable farce Two Little A. Gowen is this week in Belfast Backache comes from the inside, from the kid 2W2 E. H. KNOWLTON. aged days. Prospect. Christ- passing Dresser. In Castine, December 22. .)>• will be Bartlett; rec.,Willie Fairbanks; rec., Vagrants given.... Bay View Lodge as one of the J. Farwell re- neys. Dresser, aged 74 years, 11 months and 24 d Mrs. Delia George is in Prospect taking mas Carol, Edith Webb; music, orchestra. jurymen.0. held a sociable at Doan’s Pills inside. NOTICE. The subscribe Davis. I11 East Bucksport, December their hall at the. lost a team horse.Miss Kidney get care of Miss Georgia Curtis, who is quite Then came the distribution of from cently good Kay ADMINISTRATOR'Shereby ives notice that he has been dul; A. Davis, aged 42 years. on gifts They cure sick kidneys. Trap Tuesday evening, Jan. 7th. A Hamlin passed Sunday with her father, Rus- aPpointed a-iininistrator of the estate of Dean. In Camden, January l, Mrs. ill. two well laden trees, and all were remem- Here is Belfast that this is so: was and proof ROBERT E. late of Deair, aged 18 years. good program given refreshments sel Hamlin — Cars were loaded at the HOWES, Liberty, bered a or Rev. Mr. O. Street Hamlin. In 4. Helen. 1 Owing to illness Mrs. Nichols, teacher in by present presents. W. A. A. Hopkins of No. 5 Bay View of Boston, January were served... Last the Coun y Waldo, deceased, and giver Edward Hamlin and of Dr. Thursday evening Station the past week as follows: With “I the small o jn daughter an district No. was unable to teach last Luce received a purse of $26 and numerous says: had a steady pain across bonds as the Uw directs. All persons de 8, Good Will Circle held a having Augustus C. Hamlin. supper at the home of 0. back all th mands the estate of said deceased are de other thanks are due the com- potatoes, Ephraim Bragdon Freedom, my which bothered me more or less a^ains' Knight. In Camden, December 27, A'. Stersday. of Mrs. Fred French. gifts. Many sired to present the same for settlement, and al Quite a number J. Farwell & Son and Peter one time until I took one box of Doan’s Kidne Knight, aged 83 years, 9 months and in da\ for their Harmon, indebted thereto are to Brier of mittee untiring efforts to make the requested make payment Lowell. In Bucksport. December -j:* Searsport village were present and a social time was Pill. I saw them advertised and recom M. HOWES, enjoyed. a success. each; C. B. Sampson, Freedom, hay; highly immediately. CHARLES B. Lowell, 82 affair Dec George aged years. of Mrs. James W. Harriman .... mended, so dru 10, 1901. Miss Isabelle French of Camden, who Messrs. Stone and McCanslin, Unity, ap- I went over to Edmund Wilson’s Liberty, Makrinkr. In Searsmont, January 1. K wife of has beeh relatives here the store, got them and used them as directed. Th N., Leroy Marriner, aged 88 years. visiting past ples— Saturday evening about 9 o’clock Neal. In Belmont, January 8, dailies M steady aching pain left me and I haven’t felt of Stockton Springs is week, returned home Sunday_Mr. Wil- lire was discovered in the building occupied aged 88 years and 9 days. since. Doan’s Kidney Pills cftred me.” WANTED. care of her liam Mrs. Irene and A. brother, Bragg, McKinley by B. Gowen for a carriage shop. The for Sold fifty cents per box by all dealers. Fo? SWKET CAPOKALCIGARETT1 ho is ver ill. daughter Margurite spent Sunday with Mrs. alarm was and the SO non TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAN immediately given by ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for th 3 nox FRONTS. Will pay 15 cent | This is on of Belfast, who Nellie Brown_Alton French spent Sun- signature every l>ox of the genuine prompt exertions of the citizens the flames United States. per hundred. I express charges and send check Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet on •livery. ALBERT E. FOWLER, day at home.Herbert Bullock arrived Laxative Tablet. were soon under otherwise the lit- Remember the take n 5 refund the if it fn s visitingj-el- Bromo-Quinine control; name—DOAN’S—and ■ Wholesale Tobacconist, druggists money the aamedr that can. a cold In one home Saturday. dar tle village would have been swept by fire. substitute. Newburyport, Mass cure. E.W. Grove’s Signature on each \ li