Courier-Gazette.

V o lu m e 48. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1893. Entered na Reennd OIkm Mall Matter. N i

OLDEST AND BEST EQUIPPED. CITY CHAT. is now being built, although there was LOCAL LACONICS. land ’lis too busy to think ot anything putty. Granite Block will be busy goods. It’s as neat and tasty a a wooden sidewalk there which would except business. place when they get to work. as one often sees. Here and There About Our Rapidly have served at least for another month, Newsy Notes and Brief Mention St. Clair Bros. & Co. expect to move * * j Rankin Block is certainly Growing Rockland. Home Happenings. while the people on Broad street exten­ to Sea stroet early in September. Rockland sent 115 excursionists to the ' swim! sion hnvo no walk nt nil. We hope the Sunday School Convention at Nobleboro, N inti resting in- Some of our local gardeners complain ♦ • Road Commission doesn’t intend to Thursday morning. Prescott & Dunoan have bought the s I a 1 i m e n t of of small potatoes and rotten at that. Tlie Merrill residence, oornor of Main wait until another Fall’s mud is upon us "R o c k 1 n n d in nnd Granite streets, the only granite Dr. O. L. Bartlett horse. before Broad street gets its sidewalk. • • Days of Long What an awfully eroupy whistle the residence in the city, is being painted Another house goes upon the Camden Frank Jones has! and receiving other repairs. Road, near Fred Gregory's now house. A half dozen sailors only are under REOPENS-SEPTEMBER flth, 1893. Ago” will be In these times of financial distress The cellar is dug and partly stoned. treatment at the marine hospital. Book keeping, Shorthand, Penmanship and a found in thia issuo. rumors of all sorts are current regarding As we h ive before GENERAL FITTING FOR BUSINESS the failure of this or thnt firm. It is Miss Melvina Starrett has a new cot­ A sernb game of baseball was This Institution has a reputation for thorough J. R. Richardson 19 taking a great A. H. Newbert’s new house on Sleep­ nens, practicality,and originality of ovet fifty years stated our correspondent is writing en­ always thus, nnd our city hns not es tage house nearly completed on Biroh played at Oakland Tuesday nfternoon Standing, nnd refers to 28,000 past students. tirely from memory, and if thete should deal of pride in his handsome flower er’s Hill (or Amsbury Hill as hns heen Annual prospectus and beautiful specimens of caped the contagion. The past two or street. There was great sport and mashed fin­ penmnnship mailed free upon application. Address, be any mistakes wo stall bn glad to gers. E. B. Spear has an elegant garden this season. He has some very suggested) is nearly finished oxteriorily. three weeks we have been hearing the • • C. E C O M E R , P r in c ip a l. 28 35 have them corrected. The installment most absurd and ridiculous tales of bus­ swelled digit fine n9ters. “ How many varieties have «00 W ashington St.,(Cor Beach 8t.)Boston In 1881 Rockland’s Telephone Ex­ Electric cars leave lor Thomaston and in this issue lakes us along Union street, iness failures nbout town—stories so you?” aster a reporter of T he C.-G. change bad 80 ’phones, now it numbers Camden nfter tho Crocker Recital in from Pleasant to Masonic. Our next palpably absurd nnd improbable that no Ibrn Ripley has resigned the position "Six” was the answer, “and all beau­ 120 odd. ties.” Farwell Opera Houso, Wednesday even­ installment will begin with the o ld person of sane mind could possibly re­ of collector for the I. O. O. F. Grnded Mutual Relief Association, and A L. ing. Universalist Church. gard them seriously. But such 9tories C. M. Tibbetts and A1 Tower shot Richardson has been chosen in his The repairs being made on the Gen. arc very annoying nnd frequently work oight large Highland plovers at tho J. A. Babbidgo will get into his new place. B-rrv and N. A. Burpeo Hose Houses More complaints come in of loose great damage. In some places, Denver, Marsh, Tuesday. houso, Maverick street, about the mid- show just how much repnlrs were .. , „ , , paper in the streets a n d ‘l ightened horses Colo , for instance, wild rumors without • • The eity blacksmiths have been getting needed. Tho buildings were in a very die of September. Edw. W ade is build- There is a city ordinance bearing upon a shadow of foundation caused the great ing it. Bay Point’s patrons this year come tho flyers ready for Wednesday’s races dangerous condition. The contracts this nui-anee, and it should he enforced, panic. Now T he C.-G. would give a AND largely from New York. That Now Jam es Simmons had four of ’em in his call (or proper arrangements lor the care School of Shorthand & Typewriting, and the police department does enforce little advice. When you hear a rumor, York is quite a town. shop. Wednesday, fitting up for the of the file hose, and as one of the fire de­ Sneak thieves have boon getting in 390 Congress St., opp. City Hall, it as far as possible Wliat is needed dear reader, of the failure of this or their work lately. Rockland needs two • • ooulests, nnd thoy were fine looking partment ofHuials said : “Enough will PORTLAND, ME. is for our citizens individually to con­ that party don’t repeat it! Keep it to Yacht Serkara or some such outland­ auimals, too! be saved on hose in a few years to pay more regular patrolmen to properly pro­ stitute themselves joint special com­ yourself! It costs nothing to bo thought­ • • tect our people. Srvn f o r C atalogue. A ddress^ ish name with seven yachtsmen aboard the entire cost of tne repairs. mittees to see that the nuisance is ful of others in such times, nnd thought­ F. W. Covel is getting out some extra A. GRAY 4 S O N . was at Bay Point, Tuesday, P roprietors abated. Don't throw paper hags into fulness of others may prove our own fine gold-plating for Wingate, Simmons Perry Bros, are repairing one of their gutters. We saw a citizen the other snivation. Rockland is all right! Our & Co., the Union carriage makers. Sereno T. Spear, a well known Rock­ kilns. They are putting some immense John M. Dunn has just completed a CITY OF ROCKLAND. , day eat the peaches from a / .• bag businoss men are all right! Our finan­ “ Mr. Covel,” we heard a carriage man land boy, writes as follows in renewing bands around it. B. B. Bean, the black­ SPECIAL NOTICE. nice grading job at tho new residence smith, made ’em. and then throw the hag inti me street. cial institutions are all right! Lot's keop say, not long ago, “does the nicest his subscription to T he C -G.: “ It is a I now have the tax bills ready for 1R93, payable of Geo. W. Smith, Summer street. Angust 10, Interest comm encing O ctober 15. If bis family horse had just then come ’em all rig h t! carriage trimming work of any man in welcome visitor in our family from our All taxes to be paid at my office, 423 Main street, «-• He wns a Rockland man, and he ' over Grockett and Lovejoy’s store. Office hours along und some of his family had been the state.” It’s only another case of dear old homo, and we do not know how 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 3 p. ni. and 7 to 8 evenings, injured in the runaway that ensued The reduction in city taxes this year Dexter Simmons’ new house, Knox we could get along without it.” Mr. ited in Waldoboro. “Going to tub 31 E. S. FARWELL. Rockland being largely in it. when the nervous horse saw the paper is heartily appreciated just about now, street, is rapidly approaching comple­ Spear is a member of the firm of Sea- any saur kraut this year?" he asked bag whisking about in the wind, that when the dollars aro scarce and business tion. He will have a very cosy home verns & Spear, North Scituate, Mass., his Waldoboro host. “Oh I just a lit' Advertised Taxes. K. C. Rankin, who is passing tho most same citizen would have realized tliat dull, and such reduction in taxes is very proprietors of a big variety store. The for sickness !” said the Waldoboro 1 The nine months having expired, all tuxes on of the Summer at the Simpson House Real Estate for the vear 1892 now remaining unpaid loose paper in the street is a dangerous significant when we realize that notwith­ husines is a prosperous one and was es­ .. unlcts paid before wept. 1st, 1893, will be adver At Crawford’s Pond, Tuesday, Ernest on Tuesday last, near Easter’s Cove, nuisance. Ho should have eaten the standing the reduction in taxes our per­ tablished in 1823. A North-end truckman carted sevi Used and sold as the law directs. All tuxes art- II. Perry nnd George Merrifield cap­ caught a mackerel that was 19 1-2 now drawing ten per cent Interest, payable at my hag or carried it home. There is not so manent improvement moves steadily barrels ef tar the other day. 'The 1 office, 106 Main S treti Office open every day, tured 68 pickerel and 8 perch. Among inches long. One day last week J. F. Monday. Wednesday and Saturday evenings. much trouble nowadays from waste along, the various city depart­ A Rockland young mnn will not do rels were leaky and the trail left behi W. H. SMITH, them were two 2-pound pickerel. Singhi, W. G. Singhi and W. II. Coggs- 22 Collector for the year 1892. paper as there has been in times past, ments have satisfactory appropriations, so some more, no never! His sister had was a plain one. Steph is no Tar well wero out cunnering near the break­ hut in the past few weeks there has heen and besides all this we pay several thou­ mixed up a concoction of mutton tallow but ’twas tar, tar everywhere. The sewer crow commenced on the water and captured some fine mackerel. SORREL WANTED. sands of dollars more than usual on the Wood or lady’s sorrel (has a yellow blossom). quite a little complaint on the subject. trunk line from Park to Pleasant street and castor oil for an ointment to remove Work progresses steadily on our Ten cents u pound for fresh, clean sorrel. The man who throws waste paper in city dobt. The fact is, citizens ot Rock­ in dead earnest, Thursday, and Plensant pimples, make the hair grow or some­ G. W. THOMPSON, Said a visitor who stood at Bay Point breakwater and the granite protector of 30*30 26 Purchase St., Rockland. the street, like the one who throws land, we are over the bridge, and bright will soon have its urgently needed sewer thing, and went off and left it. The days are in store for our beloved city. and looked aoros9 the busy waters at brother happened into tho kitchen, and our beautiful and busy harbor steadily an opportunity . banana peels on the sikewalk, doesn’t • • mean any harm, but the results are iust Rockland nestling at the foot of her the mixture looked so frothy nnd white lengthens under the intelligent super­ •» Parties thinking of going into the millinery bush J. P. Wise & Son have had a new bills: “The Bay of Naples is an exact vision of Capt. C. A. Tarr, Circle 1 net's, und would like to take possession of a large as harmful as if he did. With the fine horse stock in and about that it isn’t strange that he should mis­ prosperous millinery establishment would do well floor laid in their store and other im­ counterpart of Rookland Bay and I uel’s representative. to write to or call upon this city what a magnifioent horse show take it for whipped cream. The air for MKB. J A MBS HANRAHAN, , provements mndc. The old floor was have seen the former a number of • • 28 N o. 303 Main St R ockland, Me. we might havo this Fall! Knox Driving moment or two was redolent with Now that there is good opportunity stove up badly. It has had a great deal times.” Some one should tell those Chauncey Smith, who is making th’ we hope the Road Commissioner will Park has been made so accessible by the tallow, exclamations nnd castor oil. It of hard ware. Neapolitans. ’Twould please ’em. tour of the telephone lines of the state on TO L E T . see that some improvement is made in electrics that a allow of the sort would » * was a case whero oil didn’t sooth the □no of Well. D. Slnghl’e collage" ou Broadway, his wheol in the interest of the New be well patronized. W bat we really The fine stallion Arthur B. is getting troubled waters although ’twa9 castor issessiou given at once. For further Information the corner in front of the Gen. Berry England Telephone Co., was here Wed­ 11 a t 186 B R O A D W A Y . SO over his hurt und is coming out of it ns bout freely. Hose house, where Water street joins need to give such a show a backing is a J. B. Loring, the boat maker, got out nesday, leaving Thursday morning for line as a fiddle. The many admirers of STORE TO LET. Main. The cutting off of that corner, Horse Breeder’s Association. With our a spar for an English cotter at Bar Bath. He has been out 40 days and Store In Rankin Block fitted for the Drug basl the paving of a driveway into the housp, many enthusiastic florsemen, blood, this magnificent animal will be pleased Harbor, last woek. It was 44 feet, 9 Rankin Block is really putting on airs neaa. Apply 80 BERRY BROS. travelled 1200 miles. and a little general fixing up there breeding and speed, it is passing strange to learn this. inches long. Quite a yacht to oarry with its three new and handsome stores. while work on the house is in progress that we have no organization of the sort. such a stick! Mr. Lormg is also getting The northern store is where the genial TENEMENTS FOR RENT. W. F. Manson has been having Good Tenements In the Spear Block. Main street, will greatly improve one of the most Tax Collector Farwell reports taxes out two boats for Washburn & Co. at Capt. Frank A. Peterson, proprietor of nnd one over Jus. Wight’s shop, Park Place. coming in very well, but none too fast. the Atlantic Shoo Store, holds forth. ious time with one-of his bam' 28 O. T. or F. R. SPEAR. noticeable spots along our Main street. The City Council Joint Standing Com­ Port Clyde, a 20-foot aud 14-foot boat, thrust a rusted neg^M iCto it mittee on Accounts and Claims has Pay up, pay up, ye citizens and property and a pulling bont for Capt. Watts of Plate glass windows first attract the more than a wop Office Rooms to Rent. One ot the present pressing needs of inaugurated a system of vouchors for the owners of Rockland, and help keep schooner Nelson Bartlett. The veteran attention. Then one secs the hard­ Good office rooms in the new und splendid Byn. various departments that greatly facili­ things a-movering along! wood floor which tile captain has fre­ the steel was I dlcate building. Apply to C. H. BEURY. our city is a suitable i flico for the Sup­ boat builder, Johnson Staples, is associa­ tates business and is being found a great quently holy-stoned. The store is capa­ All efforts to, erintendent of Schools. The present den ted with Mr. Loring, and if thoso two proved futil convenience by those who have to do The firm of J. M. Dunn & Co., land­ cious and attractively furnished. On FOR S A L E . iB up two flights, and bid away in a can’t turn out good boats we’d like to swelled ten with the city’s accounts. scape artists, has dissolved, S. L. Bubier the right is a handsome hat ease with One or more interests In the estate of the late dark labyrinthine corridor,poorly lighted know who can! suffering Lucy II. Hunborn of this city, True P. Pierce, Ad- and in every way poorly adapted for the retiring. Mr. Dunn continues the busi- carved top, while on the left are large nilnistrator. 31 K. M. PILLSBURY. WILL HEARING. polished show-cases, and a high-toned needle am purpose lor which it is intended. If it ness. Mr. Bubier is busying himself Two ladies, evidently Irom tho South, HOUSE FOR SALE. neck-tie case. It’s a fine plnce of busi­ is now 01 wore intended to put the Superintendent It Is Claimed That Deceased Was Not with building a neat eottageShouse on were riding to Thomaston on the elec­ Two story house iu first-class order throughout In His Right Mind. ness. in a room where he would be miserable T street which he will occupy. tric, Thursday, and espied an old sleigh Some/ 20 NATHANIEL JONKB. • • Next comes C. H. Pendlelon, the and handi capped in his work—if, we by the roadside near A. M. Cobb’s. This sued < At the regular term of Probate Court, Quite a crowd usually congregates .at druggist,who has moved ono store north, FOR S A L E . say, these were the results aimed at, the turned their minds to our cold winters. Tile r field Tuesday, a hearing was had on the Railroad wharf of an evening to see tho occupying the place of business vacated The McIntire house, Belvidere Street, new bou.e, room is well chosen. Our new superin­ Said one: “ Oh, I suppose thoy have Pre* coat *000, m ust bo sold. *860 Is p rlc o - *100 dow n, of Henry B Smith, late of Vinal­ Frank Jones land. Capt. Dennison by A. C. Gay & Co. when they moved balance to suit. WALKER, ROSE A CO. tendent is enterprising and up with the plenty of wood and coal, and the peo­ haven. deceased. In tills will the per­ always brings her alongside in lino shape. to Crockett’s Point. This store was •il times, and it seems to T he C.-G that ple stay in doors most of the time. Why, sonal property is given to the widow E. H Clark and W. 11. Perkins make a especially fitted up for Mr. Pendleton the least tlio city can do is to furnish the snow falls here sometimes a foot HOUSE FOR SALE. who survives him. and also the use and most courteous and efficient corps to rep­ aud makes a beautiful business home Two story house on North Main sireet, on line him with a suitable oflice where he can deep!” Those ladies should come up oi electric railroad; pleusanth situated. For uuhi income of the teal estate during her life. resent the Maine Central on the wharf. The visitor steps in upon one of the ut u burguln. Apply to E K. GOULD, carry on his work in the proper way. here next Winter and take a snap shot 27 Probate Office, Rockland At her decease the real estate is to be finest hard-wood floors ever laid, and at some of those dandy drifts that always divided equally among his children by a There is talk of organizing a lodge of finds himself within an attractive well- The city pays $475 a year rent For collect on the fiat near the Glover barn, For Sale or Exchange for former wife. These children opposed Odd Ladies in this city. Mrs. Jcllison lighted room forty feet deep. The win­ this we get the police court room, oflico Thomaston Road, and see the eleotrio F a rm . the probate of the will on the ground of Massachusetts who is the guest of dows are ot heavy plate-glass, and have House und stable No, 24 Crescent Bt., large lot of o ’ ovoi steps of poor, board of registra­ men get out and shovel their way A. L. Tyl land with house. Also horse, cow and buggy for ity Council rooms, rooms’ol Capt. F. A. Peterson and wife, is pro­ handsome black walnut and glass rail­ •ale. Eusy terms If desired. Apply to tion rt through. Snow a foot deep! Ha, ha! Street Grammar reason of his sickness to make a will at minent in the order in Massachusetts. ings. The heavy plate showoasos.anil new 24*36 GEO. R. S T O V E R , 24 Crescent bt. Super!______nt of Schools, Board of As sidored giving up' that time. It was drawn during his last Mrs. Jellison has many friends here who paper in browns and gilt make a most :y Treasurer’s office. This learn, however, that' FOR S A L E . sickness by D. H. Gliddeu, who with Dr. will remember her through her connec­ As we have before stated, when St.­ pleasing combination. On the right of the tent as rents go, but what suaded to continue his1 The two-story frame dwelling house uud lot In E II. Lyford and E. C Smith, were tion with various local dramatio per­ Clair Bros. & Co. move to their new entrance is a big old-fashioned clock in Thouiustou, corner of Knox and Elliot streets with building where all the will be found at his old pi extra house lot adjoining ou Kuox street. House witnesses to the will and who were formances in times past. establishment on Sea street, the Red oaken case while on the left is a heavy contains ten rooms, two bed rooms below and irtments meet under one Fall term opens. Mr Tylei three above; heated by furnace throughout; lurge cross-examined at some length. Seal Sarsaparilla Co. will occupy the French plate mirror. Blaek walnut pe some time. closely associated with attic; high cellar with vegetable cellar, cemented The will was allowed and an appeal A lady on one of the electrics the entire southern portion of Granite Block, drawers on one side and glass oases on floors; house.ell UI d baru slated; alllu good order schools as leaoher or commit and couuected xv.ith itb sewer;»e' good gurden * will probably be taken to the Supremo other day instead of notifying the con­ three floors and basement, for the m anu­ the other with heavy cornieus in browns 26 Apply td- firrr.-iroiUNBON. ^inquiry as to tbs more than forty years, and in that time ductor that she wished tho oar to etop facture of their well known remedies. and yellows add to the pleasing effect, , sewer assessments. Judicial Court. has acted well his part. It Wouldn’t pulled in three rings, which is the signal Heretofore their goods havo been made while marble slabs and a handsome pre­ PROPERTY FOR SALE. ^Iio municipal offi seem just natural, some how, to have The follow! tg property for sale at a great bar­ PERSONAL POINTS. for reversing tho power. The conductor, in Camhridgoport, Mass., but the com­ scription case complete the fittings. , . , . , « gain Due nice colt, 3 yeurs old, coming 4, weight part! ot Aldermen) . , him step out from our schools. JUOU lbs., will read 10 miles an hour, well broken, with great preseuee of mind pulled in pany has now fitted up the southern The store is very convenient and eapa- f the locality and color bay; will be sold ut a great bargain. One Concerning People Well Known Out one other ring, or the lady and the other room on the third floor for a labratory, ious, and the geuiul Mr. Pendleton and road mure, a perfect beauty; took first premium cits us to them Flourishing County. VESSEL ATTACHED. at fair in Boston; will be sold ut a great bargain. occupants of the car would have been getting things in running order so that his courteous assistant, Mr. Ibra Ripley, Reason for selllug 1 have three horses uud need ^lic hearing is only one. Mrs. Oscar A. Kallooh of Boston is standing on their heads. People when the rooms below are ut their dis­ have u fine place in wbiob to transact Schooner C. J. Colwell of St. Johns, A lot of good Second Hand Bicycles nearly as who think shouldn’t monkey with the bell-rope. posal they can lake possession and pro­ business. N. 11, was attuuued on her arrival at good us uew, about 26 of them, prices from <15 to L can present the guest of her son, C. M. Kallooh. ♦75. about on- half the original cost. These ma­ • • Rockport lsdt week chines use suitable for boys, girls, and youug meu. F. W. Modell and wife ol Bridgeport, ceed at once to business. Prof. 1. F. The next store south, the one for­ Call ou or address F. L. BHA W, merly occupied by Mr. Pendleton, is now ages to a fishing vesS 17 Rockville, Me. Conn., are visiting their sou, Clarence Henry ltedington Brown, who is so Baer has been engaged by the company Li the City Modell, Lisle street, this eity. well remembered here through bis as chemist, und is now here in charge of used by the enterprising E. A. Colla- had been, in collision meeting the works. Prof. Baer was educated as more for the grocery businoss. It has voyage was the occasion of the alt SCHOONER FOR SALE. A H. L. Churchill returned Wednesday “Longfellow’s Dream,” has reeeutly Bab. Anna M. Dicbenaon of Edgartowu; 207 ^iing of a a pbysiciau aud chemist in France and been fitted up with neat circular shelves ment, which wus adjusted and the 1 ton.; wall found and tn good condition. Wilt from a visit to Southwest Harbor where issued three new spectacular produc­ carry about 2600 barrel" ffiuo. E nquire of Capt. I ex- Germany, and is an expert in the pro­ and tilled with an attractive stock of released. U. J. HART, on board, or E. W CHADWICK, his mother Mrs. Daniel Churchill and tions—“Our Temperance Senator," (d Hie fession he has adopted. The compauy Agent, Edgurtowu, Maae. 14 daughter arc rusticating. “The Seven Barn Farm” and “The Thia Infanta at tho World’s Fair." Mr. is puttiug in expensive apparatus under QHAW&IVOOD |n - an MARINE MATTERS. Brown will he in Rockland in the Full his direction, and are now negotiating Highest of all in Leavening Power___Latest U. S. Gov’t Report: sing or early W inter anti put ou ouo of his for a 50-galiou percolator. All of the Sob. Jam es W. Bigelow, Capt. Leslie [are . n j u • i * i i I spectaculars for the benefit of the Public apparatus will be modern und onj a umith, Workers I Bird, is at Sandy Point, where she has j • J 'Library. soule largo enough to meet the heavy 0 Just discharged coal from Yew York, demands for the company’s preparations. House and Cabinet Work, j Shu will come here to haul up until The Tillson Light Infantry was Baki The popular “ Red Seal” is now affixed Band and Circular Sawing & Turning j U times ure better. obliged to give up its week of oamp at to three well known remedies—Red —M anufacturers of— John Ranlelt reports shipping husi- Oakland, advertised for this week, so Seal Sarsaparilla, Red Seal Emulsion of Corner Blocks, ess dull. Lust week the Nahum many of the members being unable to Cod Liver Oil, and Red Seal Cough Rosettes and Mantels, Lupin and one or two other vessels get away because of business. That’s Syrup. The company has a cumber of Powder Screen Boot s anti Windows, Ail Yk big crews and stirred things up a the way it is in Rockland. In most other remedies which it will manufac­ «4TCarvful ativuliou glseu to Repairing and U1 huiot erlug. W-3T , but business on the whole is very places people can’t get away anywhere ture and put on the market. The com­ SHOP ON GRACE ST., R0CKLAM because times ure so dull, but in Rt|d^ pany has push, pluck, perseverance and ABSOLUTELY PURE I TILE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE, TUESDAY AUGUST 22,1893.

Id times T h b C -G. DELTA UPSILON. SOCIAL SALAD. MEN AND WOMEN. Georgle Sweetland, who bee been visiting Ih Ils 3500, never !es friends In Lewiston, has returned home. Miss 1 hnslness men wh Second Annual Reunion of East- rn Society Notes, Parties, Picnics Personal Paragraphs of More or Less Vinie Morgen of Lewiston is her enest------Iget there, too. Maine Fraternity Men. Other Like Dissipations. Interest to Our Readers. Mrs. Richard Milliken of New Orleans, who has been making a short Btay at The Thorn­ H l a great mass of local A picnic party including Mrs. A. C. Phil- Delta Upsilon is a well-known Greek W. O. Fuller, Jr., of The Tribnne and A. dike, left yesterday for Chicago------Mrs. E. ■ four columns on the first brick, Mrs. F. E. Hitchcock, Miss Stella W. Cookson left here Wednesday morning H u ll times elsewhere but letter college fraternity which has tuanv en­ Ross Weeks were guests of Judge O. G. Hall thusiastic members in tliis vicinity. Last Keene and others enjoyed a picnic at the Beirv with her children to join her husband, Capt. p b c prospering. Where at Pemaquid Point, over Sunday. They took Septemlwr resident, members bad a reunion Chalet, Jnnipcr Hth, Thursday. E. W, Cookson, on the N. F. Cobb at Wash­ is scarce. part in some kind of a concert there yesterday at Lake City Iun, witieh proved so enjoy­ ------E. W. Farrar and wile of Washington ington, D. C., where he has arrived from Las able that on Friday eveniug the reunion Susie, little daughter of O. E. Blackington were In the city Wednesday, en ronle for their Palmas, Grand Canary Island, via Port an Hrcnal Tribunal has settled the Spain, bringing a load of asphalt from the Bntroversey without consulting the and banquet were repeated at the saute and wife,celebrated her sixth birthday Monday home from a trip down Machias way-----James place. of last week, with a lawn party where she A. Simpson of New York, one of the owners latter place. Mrs. Cookson was accompanied jeer, and we have learn-d recently, by Capt. Cookson's sister, Miss Ethel Cook­ We wi i ’n cub ’he ntientimi nf buyers to the above Department, 1 onr surprise,that President Cleve- Preceding the banquet the Maine Delta rovally entertained her young friends. A nice of the Simpson House property, was in the Upsilon Alumni Association was organized. treat was served. city last week, the guest ol Capt. E. 8. Farwell son, who will make the return voyage with »bir F li Stock ha> b •• received and is complete. II* massage without first snbimttlng them-----Henry F. Thurston, at one time sr for approval. This is a most snr- Rev. T. E. Brastow of Rockport, Williams ------Charlos Davis and wife of Bangor were '61, presided,and Rev. F. M. Preble of Catu- Mrs. George L. Knight entertained her here a few day last week, guests of Clark prominent in Y. M. C. A. work this city, is in nf things. Chicago, on an agricultural paper. In C a rtin g s we have Ajdninslers, Mcquettes, Brussels and Tapes­ den,Colby '81,officiated as secretary. A com­ Middle street friends Satnrday evening at Walker and wife. Mr. Davis was here attend­ Mrs. E. E. Gillette and children ot Jamaica The bnslness situation throughout the mittee was appointed to draft a code of whist. Austin Black and wife won the prizes ing the reunion of his regiment, the Hth tries. for which we can Furnish Borders. by-laws and constitution. This committee Maine. He was for a number of years Rock­ Plain are at W. J. Wood's. Mr. Gillette will country at large is improving, and favorable ....M rs. John D. May entertained lady friends consisted of J. W. Ogier and J . B. Slo­ land’s City Clerk. Many frlends;wcre pleased arrive here In two weeks-----Ferd D. Singhl Indications are reported from all sections. Out at whist last evening. comb, Colby '93, and Rev. Mr. Preble, to see him. ol Boston is rusticating at Lake City Inn, Woolen Carperings in prices frum 50c to $1.00 per Yard. in Denver one of the banks which went to the They reported at the close of the banquet, George Priest ol Boston came to town Wed­ Camden------A. J. Merrill and family of Ban­ wall in the panic has resumed payment end l e a s a n t e a c h nesday from Belfast on bis bicycle. He tarried gor are guests at ex-Mayor Bryant's------Mr. Cotton Chain Carpetings in price from 25c to 50c per Yard. others will shortly follow. News of this sort their report was accepted and the by-laws P B __S. A. Gonld of Boston one day looking up old friends------Frank William Agge of the wholesale firm of E. & F. comes from all over the conntry. and constitution reported were adopted. has joined hie family at Butler cottage. Mr. The following officers were elected: Presi­ Gould is clearing a lot preparatory to building Rouse Is visiting bis sister, Mrs. F. M. Miller, King & Co., Boston, Is spending a few days at dent, Rev. T. E. Brastow of Rockport; Vice another season....T he following parly are West Central Park, New York------Fred F. 8. Mills’. And once and again the tremendous influ­ President, Hon. G. F. Richards of Rock­ occupying the Sweetland cottage: Mac Ansttn, Pitcher of Brooklyn, N. Y., Is looking np Mrs. Alice Spear Fenner ot Providence, ences of T h e C.-G. Is signally illustrated. port; Secretary and Treasurer, H. M. Lord Jennie Trnssell, Bessie Robbins, and Amy friends hereabouts------John W. Lothrop has R. I., is at the World's Fair------H. L. Padel- List week we wrote a “ City Chat" Item In the Brussel Net, Irish Point, Swiss and Nottingham of Rockland. Post of Rockland, and Blancn Ford of Toledo, returned from Rhode Island where be has been ford and wife of 8omerville, Mass., are guests interest of the Broad street extension sidewalk. The banquet was a most pleasant aDd en­ O hio....W ill Ames of Melrose, Mass., Is a employed by the Herresboff Co_____ Mrs. T. of J. R. Flye and wife------Rev. W. S. Rob­ above we have n verv large line. It is impos-ible The Hem was printed on onr ontside Saturday, joyable affair. The presence of ladies help­ guest at the Pioneer....M errill Bartlett and H. Potter of Deaver, Colo., who Is now visiting erts, D. D., of Burlington, is at Saratoga prices of CURTAINS, ief we are positive our price and although the paper containing It was not ed materially to brighten the repast. The family of So. Thomaston are at the Sea View in Boston, will come to Rockland the latter Springs-----Harry Marsh and Louis Blacking- issued until today, work on the sidewalk dis­ the lowest for First Class Style-, and Quality. menu was all that could be desired and the ....G . H. Clifford and wife and Miss Jennie part of this week to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo. ton are on a two weeks drive through the cussed was well under way by Saturday toasts pithy and to the point. H. M. Lord Packard of Rockland and Misses Carrie and D. Hayden. Mrs. Potter Is perhaps better country------William Sherman of Orlando, evening. It has happened in this way in num­ was toastmaster. Effie Smith of Everett, M ass, were guests a* remembered here as Mary Ella Morse, the well Fla., a former Rockland resident, is enjoying a berless cases regarding household help. Parties All members of the Delta Upsilon frater­ the Nautilus last week. A party of 22 picnicked known church organist. visit here-----George Holmes and wife of Bos­ have banded in advertisements for hired help, nity in the State of Maine can become there Thursday. A Ashing party in the morn­ W. M. Brewster, wife and daughter arrived ton are here for their annual visit-----Rev. J. 8. and secured good help before the paper appeared. members of the Association on notifying the ing and clam-bake in the afternoon were two of Wednesday from a visit to SunBot------Miss Moody and family have returned from Sorrento Who can blame ns for feeling a little pride Secretary by letter or otherwise that they the enjoyable events of the day. Carrie KItching is making a visit to her home -----Frank Jones of Denver Is looking up old at these emphatic proofs of T h e C.-G.’s value wish their names enrolled on the associa­ In New Brunswick-----Miss Clara H. Smith of friends In this city-----Mrs. W. O. Caldwell, as an advertising medium ! tion's books. No admission fee is required. Steuben has been the guest of Mrs. F. B. Miller who has been visiting Mrs. J. Fred Hall, has A large party from here graced Lake Cltylnn, returned to her home at Worcester, Mass. Camden,with their presence Wednesday. Those ------John H. Otis and wife of Auburn have We olten hear it said that Rockland has only been visiting friends in town------George Wm. Snow, Jr., of Bangor spent a few I'vys one industry, the lime business, and many BURNED FLAT. from out of town who enjoyed the trip were in this city last week------Mrs. May Kales Miss Fannie Reed of Waldoboro, Mrs. Frank Shier and Fred W. Cassens are at Deer Isle for McLain and daughter Francis are at Sunny- tears have been shed (not ilme-sbed) because a flsbine vacation. side, Owl’s Head-----Edwin Mullen and friends of the fact. We don’t know who evolved that in East Jefferson Sunday Night- Abbott of Tarrytown, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Paine and Charles E. Souther have G. A. Fuller of Boston, Thomas Leigh, Jr., of Dr. O. L. Bartlett and wife leave this week brilliant idea,but it’s entirety wrong. We have Heavy Loss. for Chicago, where the Doctor will take a post­ returned to Boston------Mrs. Ed. Morgan long and varied list of Indnstries entirely Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Burgess of (nee Minnie Kelley) of Milford, Mass., is visit­ Rockport. A nice supper was served at six graduate course on the eye and ear,of which he ing her mother, Mrs. Kelley, Linden street ■partite and distinct from lime manufacturing The building at East Jefferson known as ------Mrs. Addle Fredericken and two daugh­ followed by indiscriminate music. The party will make a specialty. A very largo circle of HA clothing factories are many and employ a Bay View Block and the adjoining building ters of Bath are visiting Mrs. E S. Higgins, went by buckboard....Quite a large picnic friends will regret their departure from the ^ ^ M cal of help in the course of the year, ottr used as a store house and Howe’s photo­ No. 9 Bunker street---1—Miss Lottie Taylor parly, mostly Snows and Ersklnc-s, had a city. has returned from a three weeks visit at Bath . ^Hanutttcti,i,e« arc prosperous end busy, graph gallery were burned to the ground delightful lime at the Head-of-thc-Bay, Thurs­ Editor Filisbnry of the Belfast Journal and ------Mrs. Royal 8berman has been visiting ^ ^ H wood-working shop,. brass lonndrie-. Sunday evening. The basement and lower In Lincolnville-----Miss Grace Blake Is visiting d a y .... Miss Belie Spring entertained the W. C. Coombs of Belfast were In town, Friday. .^^Funilrics. machine shops, silver plating story of the Bay View building were occu­ her aunt, Mrs. Hattie Ayer, Portland---- Jacob Crazy Club ot the residence of J. H. Wiggin, They camo here In the Journal yacht Marjorie. Walls of Tremont is visiting at Oliver Ruck- ^^Fshm ents, medicine manufactories, to. I pied by E. K. Clarke and contained a large Thursday evening. An interesting program of A portrait of the yacht is now on T h e C .-G .’s llff's, at the Meadows. tfrj* carriage factories, and so on. a long list stock of groceries and general merchandise, f H , entertainment was provided, a marked feature desk. Arnie and Klttlo Karl have returned Irom ^Hk And then the Knox 4 Lincoln, and a small part of which was saved. Pleasant Beach------Mrs. Charles I. Marston, being some enjoyable singing by Ovllle Perry W. H. Boggs of Waltham, Mass., who is c ^^^btric railroad and the various steamb t, The upper story contained Bay View who has been spending several weeks with her of Bloomington, Ind. An unique hot In every visiting in Waldoboro,came here on his wheel,a ffijU ^w tke arcpfoyment -or many c ti ers. H all. The building was owned by B. C, lather. Fred Young, has returned to her home satisfying lunch was served....M rs. J. E. Victor, Satnrday. Mr. Boggs formerly resided In Cambridge------Miss Nellie Cochrane re­ Ig ^ H i has many industries bca- le the lime Farnham of Paso Robles, California, and Rhoades entertained friends at a lawn party, at Bay View. He and flve others of the Wal­ turned Thursday from Haverhill, Mass., that keep her people busy. Please was insnred for S10C3. where she acted as brldes-maid at the wedding Tuesday afternoon and entertained most tham Crescent Band assisted the Waldoboro e ^ H o rk that old chestnut “ one industry’’ The photograph gallery was owned by of her friend, Miss Myra Keene of that citv delightfully too. A picnic supper was served. Band on a trip to Brunswick, Thursday, with -----Mrs. E. B. Eastman and children have rr - B^Hgaln!______E. D. Howe of Pittsfield, and was unin­ The party was given in honor of Mrs. E. A. R. H. Counce Engine Co., of Thomaston----- turned from a visit to Bangor and Orono---- sured. The origin of the fire is unknown. Mrs. E. A. Cummings of Bangor is the guest FIXING THE ROADS. Kennedy of Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Col. Back and wife of Atlanta, Ga., have been entertained the past week by A. S. Rice and of Mrs. A. A. Stanley-----Misses Carrie and COUNTY COMMENT. Wyman and S. E. Emmons of Portland were Effie Smith returned Saturday to their home in (The City Council and the Electric Street among the guests....The Head-of-the-Bay wife-----Mrs. Charles Keith of Waterville has Everett, Mass-----Miss Inez Rnssell ol Au­ Railway Company. Knitting Bee had a fine picnic at Owl’s Head, been visiting Mrs. E. L. Veazle, Middle street gusta has been the guest of Miss Lizzie O'Don­ The County Commissioners—Improve­ -----Mrs. Ann Porler ot Bangor Is visiting Mrs. nell-----Miss Cora Hall has returned from a ments Uoing On at Friendship. Thursday. visit to Sedgwick. Wm. A. Barker-----Miss Lena Adams has re­ Miss Etta Luce Wise of Virginia, who has At the regular meeting of the City Coun­ turned to Boston. Her sister Rita accompan­ cil, Aug. 7. Out following order was unani- The Haverhill Evening Gazette of Thursday, been attending school here for the past two The county commissioners had a busy Ang. 17, contains a notice of an attractive wed­ ied her-----Elmer Himes and wife, nee Mabel years, has returned home------Oscar and ■naaMBlsseaby the Board of Aldermen: session last week preparing reports on the Sargent, of Attleboro, Moss.,are at Mrs. Himes’ A. A. Swcetland are visiting friends in this j®W!0r. the Mayor, is hereby instriict- ding of which the following is a brief extract. place------John Lovejoy, who has been em­ tnitify the Rockland, Camden & Georges Valley R. R. land damages and the The bride was formerly a resident of this city, old home. Bay View. ployed in New York, returned home last week ^ ^ n s to n Street ltallwav Co. to raise the 8outh Thomaston private way matter, approv­ and Is a niece of C. U. Keene, Park street, and John M. Evans, a former Rockland boy, ------Mrs. 8. J. Parker and daughter of Boston are visiting Mrs. Graffam— H l of all streets over which their tracks ing bills, etc. well known to many Rocklanders. “ The known as “ Jakey,” is now a newspaper man ■e laid up to the grade of their tracks, o o Jackson Whitehouse left Thursday for Tlso to gravel the trucks so that they may moving event In social circles last evening was of San Francisco, and is connected with the Virginia to cut ship timber. bo passabletby teams. The Crystal Lake lee Co., Friendship, is the wedding which took place at the residence Berkeley (Cal.) Herald. Andrew Evans, his At a special meeting of the Board of Al­ rather hnstilng things just now. Their lake of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Keene, 30 Vine street, father, one time a tailor here, removed with dermen, held last evening, the following has been drained and a crew of men are now the bride being their daughter, Miss Myra H. his family to California some twenty years ago. wrder was passed: at work under supervision of John R. Stndley Keene, and the groom Mr. Newton I. Osgood Miss Mattle May is io Boston------Mrs. E. ■ T hat a committee consisting of his Honor, removing old logs, stumps, etc. Arrangements of this city. The ceremony was performed In E. Titus is In town-----Frank 0. Andrews of ^^^Ma.vor, an.l three members of the have been made with tbe Union Granite Co. to Episcopal form by Rev. C. M. Clark, of the Providence Is here on a visit------Henry Sldr :>,--^H»f Aldermen In- itpp.iint<-,| to sitp.-r- supply rough stone with which to build a good Centre Congregational Church. The home linger from Cambridgeport, Mass., is looking ^■ l inspect the grading "I the air,-its wharf to ship from. '.WBClcctrlc Railroad Co. as p,-r urdt-f was magnificently decorated and fragrant with np his many old friends hereabouts------Rev. ^^krd passed Aug. : the work o o beautiful flowers. The ceremony was per­ C. S. Cummings of Augusta was here Monday ^ H u lije c t to th^tpprovu! -ml The loss on John Leonard's house and barn formed in the rear of a bay window lined with of last week------W. A. Tuck of Nashua, N. H., has been a guest at G. F. Lessner's----- lows: Mayor tn Warren which was burned Aug. 3 was paid ferns intermingled with while flowers. Beneath Miss Mamie Timson of Hyde Park, Mass., has L e and Lord. the 13th InstaDf, SHOO. Insnred at the Cochran, the feet of pledging parties were spread white Baker & Cross agency. fur mais while overhead appeared two white been theguest of Mrs. James Fernald-----Misses doves with expanded wings. The best man Fannie Alden and Helen Snow enjoyed a trip VERONA PARK. was Mr. Charles Morrison of this city, and the to Jooesport, via schooner, lust weea-----F. W. brldes-maid was Miss Nellie Cochrane of Folier has returned to duty In Fuller fit Cobb’s tgest tax The meetings at Verona Park are well begun. Rockland, Me The bride was attired in after two weeks oi vacation. N. B. Cobb and I #872.76 The weather has been charming and every day white satin trimmed with rich Ducbesse lace, a party of the same establishment have returned Would cause lots of com­ 1292,308; brings new arrivals. All strangers are at once tulle veil fasiened with lilies of the valley and from cottage life at North Haven------Miss ment on the streets now, ■uatloil, attracted to Verona Park by the beauty of the carried in her hand a cluster ol bridal roses. Carrie Bullock of Baltimore, who has been vis­ Styles change. : : this natural scenery, the harmonious spirit which The brldes-maid wore a gown of light tint and iting here, has gone to Machias. Mrs. Bul­ ■L prevails among tbe campers, tbe cheerful bore in her hand choice flowers. The ushers lock will arrive in Rockland in about two greeting extended to all and the Intellectual were Messrs. Wallace Allen and David weeks, and the daughter will return to meet and spiritual feasts dispensed dally. Bailey. The ceremony took place at 6:30 ber-----W. Dinsm ;re, wife and daughter Flor­ A tine array of talented speakers has been followed by a reception from 7 to 8 o’clock ence of Waterville came to Rockland by prlv secured so that all who visit tbe grounds may during which lime a banquet was served by a ale conveyance last week and were the gnests I be edified and Instructed. professional caterer, and at a late bonr the of Mrs. E. L. Veazie. Mr. Dinsmore, who is L Hun. Sidney Dean aud family have been on newly married pair took the train for their a prominent Waterville boot and shoe dealer, ■’he grounds for two weeks or more-----Samuel wedding tonr of a month’s absence after which made T h e C.-G. office a call, Friday. r Wheeler, a ready, medium speaker of Phila­ they will be at borne at 30 Vine street. John 8. lugraham and wife, who have been delphia, arrived Friday-----Mrs. Wentworth summering here, return to their home in has already accomplished much---- On Mon­ BOSTON LETTER. Brooklyn, N. Y., this week. Mr. Ingraham I W ill cause similar com­ day the 21st Mr. Tisdale, Mrs. Nellie Harding relurns to the Empire Slate greatly Improved I ment in a few weeks. Per­ and others arrived-----F. W. Smith and wife Our Weekly Notes From New England’s in health. He is one of our most wel­ haps it would be as well to > • • I I A ! ot Rockland have participaied In the meetings, Great Metropolis. come summer visitors, and we hope to greet in Knox giving readings, poems, etc. Mrs. Smith as him here for many years to come. I make a change in your head- Brm all opera- secretary is sending dally reports to the Ban­ G. A. Fuller and wife of Boston have been i wear NOW, as we have just [in and without Boston, Autr. 21, 1893. gor News. R. L Levensaler ot tbe drtn of J. F. Chap­ guests of C. A. Rose and wife------Samuel C. received a full line of all man A Co., ship brokers, ot San Francisco, Lovejoy of Washington. D. C., is visiting his FLORIDA FACTS. was bore Wednesday en route for bis old borne old home in this city------Will T. Batiks Is I In Thomaston. herefrom Belfast, called borne by the death ■ o l r Items Regarding Some of Our Knox ot his father, Dr. Win. A. Banks------F. W. County People. W. O. Henderson, another native of Thomas­ Bird and wife of Boston are guests of 8. W. ton, who for a long time has been bookkeeper McLoon and wife ol Pleasant Beach------Will I I B R r o ^ H a d e d in the least. The Eustis, J?Ja., Lake Region has the for Keeler Co. of this city, now holds the same C. Robinson is vacationing for two weeks in , By this method teeth can be extracted by followiug items about South Tlmmastou position with Paine's Furniture Co. Boston-----Rev. Mr. Hamilton, pastor of the applying the vemedy directly to the gums. No people under the head of Island Pond: Shawmut Avenue Universallsi Cbutcb. Boston, 1 gas, no etheyl r chloroform ; nothing inhaled. The W. J. Thayer grove is looking well. is passing a few weeks In this vicinity. His | I u O O K - A . T The only safe method for elderly people or The Peuobscot and Weaskeag groves are I olten meet Geo. K. Marshall, a former Si. persons in delicate health. Perfectly safe and George man, who now has charge of ibe pack­ wife accompanies him. about as near perfection as you could wish. Mrs. Ralph S. Baker, nee Josie Young, of pleasant for everybody and no pain. 1 also All of these are under the management of ing department of Houghton fit Dutton. Mr. The Demon for $2.00, wish to state that this method is entirely new Capt. S. S. Thayer. We found the old cap­ Marshall resides in Everett. Balb, is visiting her old borne, Maverick street I and I am the only dentist who has or will have tain as lively as a cricket and very enthusi­ — -Miss Eva Lyons and sister of East Boston | the right to use it in Knox County. All who astic over orange culture. are at Mrs. Orrin Blacklngtun’s, Linden street. The Brockton for $2.50, The A. L Thayer grove is about bolding dread the usual operations in the dental chair The two young ladies are graud-daughrers of and especially those who suffer greatly in hav- its own. jjigjfifcth rilled are cordially invited to call. J. P. Spaulding will build a winter resi­ the late Samuel Black, who once lived on I The Stetson for $ 3 .0 0 dence here in the near future. Pleasant street, this city------Mrs. D. A. An- i Tonight Ibe reconstructed Boston Mnseurn derson and son Lewis are visiting at North will be opened tor tbe first lime this season and ROCKLAND, ME, RELIGIOUS MATTERS. Anson------Mrs. E. W. Singleton, nee Mary The Original Guyer Hat,$ 3 .5 0 playgoers will then have a chance to note and Johnson, of Marlboro Is visiting at Pillsbury appreciate the changes and improvements in {^’-There’s sure to be something Cuirent News in And About Our Relig­ Johnson s, 85 Masonic street-----W. 8. Young to pleuse you. ■>ntentment ious Institutions, tbe popular house. For several seasons Roland of Cambridgeport, Mass.. Is the guest of Mr. Reed has begun Ibe season here, and this year and Mrs. David Carleton. U /o ily ubtH you ntifbt Jj bitlir he will produce a comedy new io this city, en­ BB Rev. J. M. Frost of Bangor preached at Kratt I. B. Isaacson, of Lewiston, a former Rock- I titled “ Innocent as a Lamb." Harrington Hats will Memorial Church Sunday in exchange with the land boy, is a pusher. Lewiston's City Conn- | is the matter with your The Boston Theatre opens tonight with Geo. ^W hat pastor, Chas. W. Bradley. cil had a warm discussion as to the advisability be out August '21st, A trifle fast? A little slow? Thatcher aud bis operatic extravaganza com­ Next Saturday it the Feast of St. Bernard, of letting the State Fair folks have the city and will be on sale by pany in “ Africa.’’ Matty Improvements in this a few minutes w.,,!ie' and high m u s will be obcerved at St. Ber­ hall, free of charge. While the City Fathers 1 dich like a Swiss, very wide, and H B y o u r w jL:i c, m n r >u- i, ■„ house have been made daring its cioae and II is us (ou or about that nard’s Catholic Church atnlne a. m. were getting heated over the matter Mr. Isaac- | said to oe brighter and handsomer lhao ever. ■ H it did to buy it? Pepairs, son hired the hall for State Fair week and do­ date. : ; h a Pair. St. Peter’s Church, the thirteenth Sunday At the Grand Opera House, Walter Sanford’s j^H ating, cleaning ; a dollar 01 nated it to the Fair Association. after Trinity, morning prayer and service play “ Tbe Fuwer of Gold’’ begins a week's en­ ind Chenille Portieres, Cheu- reaverv time you bump it? You Miss Maggie McGrath has returned from I 10:30; Sunday School 12 m; evening prayer gagement. Scenicaily this play will be one of 1',' P oles and T rim m in g s, and save it over and over ill a und addresa, 7 .80. the greateet ever produced in Boston. Lewiston where she has been visiting for the '■ i last few weeks------Mrs. Mary M. Hall of I H F ; show just as much style and “ theGolden Wedding” still holds the boards prapintj. Hassocks, Carpet HORRIBLE BLUNDER. East Boston is in the eily, the guest of Mr. 1 (Tways be on time, too, with the at tbe Park Theatre aod Feuline Hall at the ler. Pillows, and in fact all and Mrs. A. H. Jones------Miss Lue Jones Tremont. S e l a f . new, quick-windinic Waterbury. Tbe oompoeilor iu eettiug up the adver­ and H. N. Uile of Bostou have been visiting at Every jeweler keeps it. A jew­ tisement ot the “F. W. W.“ cigar for the FURNACES. theeouageof B. W. Black lug ton .Bay View—— eled watch. All styles (or advertising paper ot tbe Crocker recital C. N. Clark, wile and child have been visiting everybody d. tug, 5 buys it. One Price Clothiers, made it read the "meaueat" cigar instead Lawyer Littlefield Is having one of those Mr. Clark’s parents, Broadway-----Mrs. Fan- I Ladles', gentiemen'sorboy's splendid Palace Queen Furnaces pul iu his watch; cased in nickel, coin­ of tbe “cleanest.' n u jiaru s, who has been io Lyon for the past | Vader Farwell Opera House. stiver or filled gold (to to bouse by G W. Drake He Is bound to keep Bud break that! warm If be don't lay up a cent. ieW L onths, has returned home------Miss THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1893 3

Rainy, cold, disegreeaole day yesterday. SEASONABLE SPORTS. Lily Pond Lodge, I. O. O. T„ of Rockport Wise Saws and Modern Instances. CIRL WANTED AT ONCE Orono Colleee will begin Its Fall session In ______I has elected the following officer-: C. T.. F. Fur genernl homework In a family oi two Appl DELIGHTFUL FOLKS AND THINGS. Statistics compiled for the census of 1800, to Mrs./. F. BAKR, 241 Broadway. ‘33c60r| about two weeks. The County Tennis Tournament-Some | c- Amt,i v- T • Yo"ne> P c- T" John [ show that the percentage of deaths from con­ Rankin; Sec. Ellison Cnllamorc; F. Sec., f r e e pr em iu m BUO^S. Some of our boys attended the Bremen's Good Seta Played. sumption, in ihe entire country, is .116; from Cacllde Caln; Treas.. Mrs. Genie Presseys L o s t. DAILY master at Brunswick caucer and tumors, .024; total, .14. The Lftdy’s gold watch nntl chain, W ednesday night, Aoy old or new subscriber payl iff 61 ;0f The third annual Knox county tennis tourna­ Chap., Henry Sylvester; .Marshal, Eslella between K. & L. depot and Grove street. Reward Several of onr Chautaoqnans attended the percentage for both, in the New England EXCURSIONS! T h e C o v r ie r -U azbttf. two years w 11 be pre­ ment began here Friday morning, under tbe Hcwetl; D. M., Fannie Cox; Onnrd, Idnlla States is larger ; that for consumption being will be paid. Leave nt assembly at Northport camp ground, last 49* TRIBUNE OFFICE. sented with their choice of either of oflr beanti- auspices of the Young Men’s Christian Asso­ Cook; 8ent, Josie Wentworth; I. D., Ernes, .128; for c a n cr, etc., .085; total .168. A chance to enjoy the cooling breezes of the week. fnlly bound premium hooks, as foliotys '■ ciation. Tbere were 18 entries for singles and Leland; Supt. Jnnior Templars. Mrs. Henry Modern pathologists aver that consumption ocean—To Hurricane Island or Vinaihaven and is only one form ol scrofula of which tubercle MASTIFF FOR SALE. return. Samantha at Saratoga The Maine Manufacturing Co. has shut down seven for doubles. Tbe drawing for prelimi­ Sylvester. Fine Thoroughbred English Mastifl' Dog by for a week or two to make the change from naries resulted as follows in singles: L. G. is the essential element. The tendency to Berkshire Caution out of Belsada; price $26.00; Round Trip 60 Cents. F. F. Burpeo and family now oednpy their heavy to light weights. Millinery Notice. scrofulous discas- usually heredity, though wetgns 130 pounds; stands 13 inches at the shoul­ March and George E. Torrey, both of Rock­ such diseases may be acquired through the der; aged 18 months. Prize winner at last Boston attractive new home, Limetock street. N. B. Conant’s monkey has been attracting land; Fred C. Knight of Rockland and Lonis dog show. M. H. MANLETT, action of various exciting causes, all of which 33-36 Rocklnnd, Me. Sluir. GOVERNOR RODWELl Cochran. Baker & Cross are hating their attention as assistant driver of one of Cobb, Wardwell of Cambridge; Geo. Gilchrest and Mrs. J. E. Doherty and Miss Martha R. may be classed together as “ causes of debil­ CAPT. W»f. R. CREED, office papered, painted and otherwise improved. Wight A Co.’s teams. Albert C. McLoon, both of Rockland; T. Ray­ Pratt, formerly with Mrs. J. Hanrahan, have ity.” ESTATE OF ALBERT SMITHS mond Pierce and Hudson D. Ames of Rock­ taken the store 321 Main St., Opp. Fuller & Mr. M. I. Stevens, of Northport, Waldo leaves Rockland (Tillson’s wharf) every week di M. F. Donoboe has a canary direct from the The Shutter Clnb of Rockland has a meet­ nt 9 3<> a. in. for Hurricane Island and Vinalhn land; Fred J. Simonton, Jr., and William M. Cobb’s, and will open and be ready for busi­ Co., Me., wa9 the victim of a remarkably ma­ Returning leaves Vinaihaven at 2 p. m. fot\ I Canary Islands, a gift Irom Capt. T. K. Trott. ing for election of officers, elc., at the Bangor lignant type of constitutional tuberculosis, Spear, of Rockland; Alfred S. Black and ness the middle of September. land via Hurricane Island. We have received that very conven'ent trav­ Honse, Friday evening, Sept. 1. originating from external causes. In the late The above service affords an excellent opN Gardiner H. Miller, of Rockland; Frank A. Administratrix’s Sale. tunlty for a day’s outing on Penobscot Bay elling companion, the Baby Pathfinder for A canoe went through Main sreet yesterday. spring or early summer of 1889 he began to among the grnnite quarries. Winslow and William O. Fuller, Jr., Rock­ Miss Allen and Miss GreefTs new school for II of the stock in trade, late of Albert Smith, Rockland's Main street is now paved. Tho suffer from pain in his left foot, attended with The steamer remains nt Vinaihaven three hours, August. land ; J. E. Rhodes, 2nd, and Herbert Murray girls In Portland opens Oct. 4tb. It Is already listing of canoe went through in an express wagon. swelling aud slight tenderness, resembling where there is a large grove near the wharf that W. A. Kimball, the King of Excursion attracting mnch attention. Prominent names rheumatism. Despite skillful medical treat­ picnic parties can use, or within a few minutes walk ot Rockland; William B. Hvler and Edward troin the boat landing are good hotels where fine Agents, had 1200 people on his Bar Harbor ex­ Col. O L. Black at Farwell Opera House Levensaler of Thomaston. On account of tbe stand on tbe reference list of tbe prospectus ment he grew worse ; and, in the following PIANOS, ORGANS, dinners may be procured—or by stopping at Hurri­ cursion Sunday. has some fifty of the best opera chairs for the threatening weather, only four series were Addrest2 Gray St., Portland, Me. winter, a suspioious looking swelling appeared cane Island passengers have 3 1-2 hours. 48-60 W. 8 WHITE, General Manager. Crocker recital for sale. Apply personally to played off Friday, an extremely slow court pre­ upon his left temple. He finally sought relief Musical Instruments and Sup­ The little daughter of Fred K Clark. Me­ at the Massachusetts General Hospital, un­ Col. Black. venting anything like brilliant playing. The plies, Fancy Goods and chanic street, fell Wednesday and dislocated BUSINESS LOCALS. dergoing an examination by the board,./’ In addition to the talent previously announ­ series resulted as follows: Black beet Miller Small W ares, her right elbow. surgeons of that institution April 7, >' . V ia . The Martin Cigar Manufactory has moved ced for the Crocker benefit, in Farwell Opera by default; Ames boat Pierce, 7-2, 8-6; Murray They pronounced his disease to be X" a- Maine from Ulmer Block into its new quarters in the House, tomorrow evening, a flue flutist has beat Rhoades, 6 0, 6-0; Wardwell boat Knight, tional tuberculosis, stating that an r ..anon of 6-2. 6-4. THE St. Clair building, Sea street. been engaged. Go to 404 and get one of those Duplex the affected foot and the opening of all exist­ A broken Are alarm wire on School street Saturday was an excellent day for tennis, Trouser Stretchers. Only 81. No more bags ing abscesses and of others as they should, LARGE DISCOUNT FOR CASH, Coast A traveller down Crescent street informs us from time to time, appear were necessary for FRANK last night tansed the firemen some uneasiness, being cool and cloudy, and tbe Maple in tbe knees. Buy one and keep your panta­ For the purpose of closing up the estate. Great that the gutters thereof are in a most foui con- street court, which was in very good condition, the prolongation of his life and afforded some Bargains will be offered at retail. and accounts for the bell striking at 8 o’clock loons free from wrinkles. A. T. Blackington T he stock will be Fold as a whole nt a bargain to di,;on and smell very cfFtUsively. was the scene of some pretty playing. The hope for permanent recovery. Almost prefer­ Excursions jo n e s . this morning. A Co., 404. ring -leath to such mutilation, Mr. Stevens anyone desiring to engage in that business, aud the The Harrincton Concert Co h • organized first round of preliminaries with the exception opening is an unusually good one. The ordinance regarding the standing of returned home and put himself in the hands 49-51 BELLE K. SMITH, Admx. Commencing August 12 and until Septem­ classes in ftockport and Camdtn. t*u are com­ of the March-Torrey series was finished dur­ A wonderful record: The E. W. mild has of a local physician who recommended a ing io Rncat.nd. "fey ere old favorites. wagons, truck teams and tbe like in Main been on tbe market only three months and is ber 9th, the street is being enforced. One of our Main ing the day, these contests for the most part course of remedies now known as Rodolf’s tbe most popular 10-cent cigar of tbe day. New Medioal Discovery and Rodolf’s Crean. A survey showed that the OcU. Berry hose street Aims paid the fine last week. btiog too one-sided io be of particular interest. Portland, Mt. Deserf & Machias house has been encroaching no H “ter ■creel. McLoon beat Gilchrest 6-1 and 6-2, Hyler boat Emulsion. BANJO : CONCERTS It has been moved over where t belongs, in the The Burpees, in the racing contest at Bruns­ Thurlow’s fish market, 35 Union etreel, cor. Thanks to their use, Mr. Stevens escaped STEAMBOAT CO. Levensaler 6 0 and 6-1, Winslow beat Fuller ----BY— wick. Thursday, pulled a hose carriage that of Oak. has the best of everything tn tbe tisb the surgeon’s knife and i9 now in good health the center ol the lot 6-1 and 6-4. with two good legs, abscesses all healed, and, W ill sell Return Tickets between weighed 680 pounds. Their competitors had The drawing for the second round took place line. It Is kept scrupulously clean and neat Charles Gregory Is to mr ve the E 'w. fiber- racing wagons made for the occasion. One of to all appearance, the tubucular taint eradi­ on the grounds In the afternoon with the fol­ and is up to date. Telephone orders taken and cated from his system. Letters, with stamps : ALL LANDINGS : ton store, at Glen Cove, to a r.f« it catio n on ihem only weighed 56 pounds. ProtJ.M.Lang&Pupils the road to Warrenton, where a cellar is being lowing result: Hylerdrew Wardwell, McLoon goods promptly delivered. Order a flsb by enclosed, relating to his case, will be prompt­ At One Fare for the Round Trip. Dora Brown Farmer was tried before Judge telephone and see. ly answered by him. His post-office address -ASSISTED BY- dug to receive It. drew the winner of the March-Torrey series, Hicks, Saturday afternoon, for “ search and Winslow dtew the winner of the Simonton- is Belfast, Me., Box, 641. Tickets good for Five Days from Date. Cbaries R. Whitney "’ns knocIM f-w n by a Try the “ Bijou" a first-class ten cent cigar. seizure." Found guilty and sentenced to pay Spear series (Spear afterward won the series, RodolPs New Medical Discovery and New passing team at the W of ’’leasant street, C. II. Moor A Co., Apothecaries, Main street, Lowell, Mass., Banjo Glob, #100 and costs and serve a sentence of 60 days as above shown), Black drew Murray, and Cream Emulsion embrace the latest and best Monday afternoon of last week and quite cor. Oak. discoveries of modern science for the treat­ In Jail. Appealed, and held in 8200. Walker Ames with his characteristic lack drew a “ by." severely bruised. ment and cure of Consumption, Scrofula, H. M. Lord, and others. appeared for defense. The prettiest contest of the day and of the Do you want something pew and delicious in Tuberculosis, Cancer, Rheumatism and their M oU/JT^ W** CAMDEN, Cars will ran to Thomaston, Rockport, Cam­ The Lewiston Journal states that Rev. season, for that matter, was that in the second the fancy cake line. We have it. We lead, predisposing causes. Try them and they will Rockport^ : : Aug. 31 den and Rockland Highlands at the close of M. G. Prescott of Winterport ibBS accepted round of preliminaries between Murray and others follow. Try our celebrated O. A. Milk do you good. Sept. 2 tj0USEf ME- the entertainment in Farwell Opera House next work in the New England Conference and is Bluck. Black was the acknowledged winner Bread, none genuine without our mark on it— Wednesday evening. situated at Bay View, Essex Co., Mass., nt the start, but after one or two games had “C. E. R.” All first-class grocers sell It. Hot RODOLF’S ThomastoiiT, to he announced The Road Commission should put np “com­ been played it became very evident that if be Summer Hotel.' which Is a part of the city of Gloucester. brown bread and beans every Saturday night Prof. Lang has large classes, and the success of plaint books" In the following stores: Bird Mr. Prescott was formerly pastor of the Meth­ wished to remain in possession of the laurels and Sunday morning. C. E. Rising, the his concerts last year nre n guarantee that the en­ OPEN & Hart’s, Farrand, Spear A Co.'s, James odist church of this place, and his friends will won during tbe last three seasons, he would family baker, 266 Main St., Rockland, Me. New Medical Discovery tertainments will be interesting. From Juno to October. Donohue’s and Theodore Roosen's. be pleased to hear of his recovery from his late have to do considerable bustling and keep both Telephone connection. AND Tickets are now on sale by mem­ F. O. MARTIN, Prod General Secretary March attended the Illness. eyes wide open for Mr. Herbert Murray. The latter showed up splendidly, leading twice E. A. Callamore is selling fifteen Dananas for bers of the class. Chautanqua meetings at Northport last week. i n m during tbe series. His serving was In excel­ twenty-five cents. Also candy for 10 cts per Rodolf's Grsani E I , Louis Bradley had charge of the Y. M. C. A. Amusements and Announcements. pound. Lemons 15 cts. per dozen. New and ABSOLUTELY CURE lent form, making scarcely a double fault in Lake C ity rooms while Mr. March was away. second band show cases for sale. Collamore, tbe contest, while his placing was very fine. A. W. Bntler’u class in tbe Cong’l Sunday A gland ball, under the management of Rankin Block. CONSUMPTION. 8chool contemplate an excursion to Vinaihaven But Black never tires, seldom discourages, and A SUMMER HOTEL, M. B. Mank and W. G. Smith, is to be given The new Siberian Arctic Soda Fountain at SCROFULA. next Monday, with dinner at Vinaihaven, a some of his returns were of an almost impossi­ LAKE CITY, CAMDEN, Ml at Crescent Beach tonight. ble nature. The first set resulted 8-6 and the C. M. Tibbetts'is now running at lull bead. walk to North Haven and home on the Sylvia. ULCERS. The Keeley excursion leaves Rockland on second set 6-4 In Black’s favor. All the new and popular drinks are being The Lake Oily Inn conducts an Elegant Cuisine. The monthly payments of Rockland branch Thursday, Sept. 21, for North Conway. Tho At Bay Point Hyler beat Wardwell 6-4 and served in fine style, incinding tbe popular ECZEMA G r e e n P e a s &snday ZHnnera a Specialty. rA N I>| ol the Camden Building Association are now cunchlng parade at Bethlehem, occurs Aug 22. 6-0. Rain prevented yesterday's contests. Moorfsh 8herbet, Ice Cream Soda, Strawberry PRIVATE PARTIES ENTERTAINED. due, and should be paid to F. B. Miller, Treas­ A private moonlight excursion on steamer and Cream, Root Beer and the latest 5 and All Diseases of tho Liver, Stomach, K id - urer, at Register of Deeds office, Court House. 10 cent drinks in the market. Nothing but neyi and Blood. 5 Juliette, of the Bluehil! line, to Islesboro is The Bay Views of this city went to Vinal- Wanted if they are good Conveyance by electric cars to Camden; back- the natural fruit syrups served at this fountain. SOLD EVERYWHERE. boards to the Inn. Correspondence by telephone Oakland car station was broken into Tuesday planned for Thursday evening, under the haven Friday and in a closely played game ones. : : : : direct to the Inn, or hy mall to Camden. night and all the cigars in stock stolen. We management of R. C. Rankin. defeated the borne team 11 to 9. The battery Nice Mixed Candy 10 cts. per pound at t i i r t g s GEO, B. FOUNTAIN, hear also that tbe Bay Point station Cbas. Try a trip on the steamer Frank Jones—one work of Kalloch and Jason and Trueworthy’s Simmons Fruit store, If you want some nice F. A. D. SINOHI, 1 Ames proprietor, recently suffered a similar fare down and back—all landings—never unassisted double play in tbe last Inning were Walnuts to make cake with we have ’em, flue H a m il t o n —Rockland, August 17, to Capt. and experience. before in the history of man were so good features of tbe game. A home run was made Mrs. Wm. Hamilton, a son. Brick Butter Chocolate Drops for frosting 20 cts. per pound FIA8KELL—Deer Isle, August 9, to Mr. and Mrs. O r o s c o n t A mass labor meeting will be held in Union outings afforded for 60 little money. by Kalioch and two-base bits by Jason, Cook at E. E. Simmons Cor. Main and Myrtie St. Dennis Haskell, a daughter. Hall, Jones Block, this Tuesday evening under The following attractions are booked for and Robinson. Tbe score was tied three NAsn—Waldoboro, August 6, to Mr. and Mrs. B e a c h . E. B. Ingraham A Co. have fresh fish of all G. J. Nash, a son. the auspices ot tbe Cigar Maker’s Union. Farwell Opera House: Agnes Herndon, times during the game and the large crowd W eb b —Oceanvlllc, Deer Isle, AuguBt 4, to Mr. And Tub Butter HOTXJSAO. kinds constantly on hand, with meats aDd and Mrs. F. K. W ebb, a daughter. Good speakers will be In attendance. We un­ Thursday, Aug. 31; Tom Shea, Sept. 4, 8, 6, 7 that witnessed the sport were excited. The Crescent Beach Is situated green staff of all Rinds. Greens, radishes G ro ss—Oceanville, Deer Isle, A ugust 1, to Mr. (We furnish the Tubs.) derstand that all are invited. and 16 i Dan Sully, Thursday, Sept. 14; “ Span Bay Views' make-up was as follows; Kalloch and Mrs*‘Whitfield Gross, a daughter. Owl's Head, four miles irom ] and encumbers dow In stock. E. B. Ingraham Sa n fo r d —Oamden, J u ly 17, ‘o Mr. uud Mrs. Good board and lodging can of Lite," Saturday, Sept. 30; Clara Morris, p ,L. Jason c., Rob'nson 1st b., Smith 2nd b ,J. day, week or season, at ieased! What has become of that commission ap A Co. Reuel Sanford, a bou. pointed by the City Council to determine the Monday, Oct. 16; Barry A Fay, Tuesday, Bass 3d b., Cook s. »., Traewortby 1. f , Cash- Ba r r e t t —Elope, Aug. 11, to Mr. und M rs. Pierre Tell your neighbors that dinners also served to the public^ Barrett, a son—Reuben Oliver. Mails received twice each day. Oct. 31 man c. f., Hail, r. f. Steamboat stops at Beach me limits In Lermond’s Cove, beyond which no • • W. F. Norcross A Co. receive twice a week a Bu r g e ss—Vinaihaven, Aug. 16, to Mr. and Mrs. that we pay : : : Zenna Burgees, a daughter. Fishing, boating and beaud wharf shall be bnilt! It’s an Important thing R. C. Rankin will close his dancing season fresh invoice of Huyler's candies. Smoke the dance. Stable connected wjj^ A picked baseball team made np from clerks J ones—Vinaihaven, A ug. 19, to Mr. and Mrs. and should be attended to. in Rocaiand at Farwell Opera House Wednes­ W. F. Perfeclo made by Brown. G. C. Jones, a son. Cottages to be let by f at tbe Brook played a combination from other 20c a doz. for Strictly Fresh Eggs Reunions will be serv^* An English drag with eight people aboard day evening, Aug. 30, with a “Tom Thumb Social dance every J parts of Main street, at Oakland, Tuesday. arrived at The Thorndike Saturday evening, Wedding aud Reception." Tbe ceremony New magazines and new fashion books came igarriages. In exchange this week Meservey’s QulntetU^ Tbe Brooks were beaten 20 to 17. H. M. and left 8uuday morning for Belfast, en ronte will be performed at 7 :30 precisely, the recep­ out this week. A well selected stock of Sum­ and we sell you the goods Brown and L. Q. Tyler were umpires and live mer reading at Popular Prices. Paper covered a lttu n en aha n en for Bar Haibor. They came from Philadel­ tion following immediately. The following IJ —P —Itockland, August 19, to tell it. 'Twas a good game. novels at 5, 7, 10, 2 for 28 and 18 cents. Hus­ by Rev. J. II. Parshley, Oskar Ualttunen aud Elisa at the lowest market phia, had flve horses and two servants. are the principal dauces: Court Quadrille, Pasanen, both of St. George. price. Do not fool away Polka, Minuet, Oxford, Bon Ton, Highland ton’s Newstand. InoEH.soN—H ig g in s—Rockland, A ugust 19, by Tbe Electric Railroad Company has intro­ Fling, Skirt and Spanish Dances. Rov. J. H. Parshley, Hiram Lester Ingerson and your time with other duced a system of trensfer checks on their The Camden Baseball Club defeated tbe Best Butter In tbe City tor 28 cents. Home Kva M. Higgins, both of Rockland. The annual excursion and picnie nf St. Caatiues bands down, Friday, tbe score being Sp e n c e —Co a t e s —Rockland, August 16, by dealers, : : : : road. These checks will cost one cent Cooked Pressed Corn Beef, at Quincy Market, Rev. C.'W. Bradlee, George W. Spence and Alice - C o m e a n d d send your orders additional to the regular fare, making six Bernard's Catholic Society was held Wednes­ 21 to 9. The Camdens put up a fine article of 282 Main street. Meats, green stuff and gro­ K. Coates, both of Boston. day. Several hundreds of excursionists took the bull. ceries ol all kinds delivered any where In tbe C r a w fo r d —H o w a r d —Camden. August 16, by cents, and will be good between Oakland and Rev. C. Phelan, M. T. Crawford, of Camden, the Trotting Park. train for Damariscotta Mills, where a lino city. Green stuff of all kinds constantly on nd Mary A. Howard, of Rockport. grove was utilized tor a picnic ground. David Wardwell, short stop on the Camden band. ______Young—H a l l — Matinlcus, Augu«’ 16 Judson II A well known Rockland man never assists in B. B. Club, played that position on the Stock- Young and Ellen L. Hall, both of Matlnicus. Various athletic sports were indulged in and Flint Brothers, Bakers, will continue Io de­ H untley —S y l v e s t e r — Rocknort, A ugust 9, the family moving, although his household ton Spring Team, against the Winterports, dancing enjoyed to tbe ninsic of Meservey's liver Brown Bread to customers Saturday p. Noble Huntley und Minnie Sylvester, both of Hl LIMBBOOK STREET goods have been transported eight distinct Rockpor'. Brass Quintet. 'Twas a good time. Tuesday. Cummings— Brow n— Union, Aug. 21, W . K. times. The wile picks out the houses and at­ m. Try our Milk Bread and Rolls, fresh every day aud the quality of (each is guaran­ Cummings and Hattie A. Brown, both of Union. tends to the moving. On one ot these occa­ The Crccker Recital and Benefit Concert The Camdens expect to play several more Meld ru m —G ray—Vinaihaven, Aug. 4, by Rev. takes place in Farwell Opera House,tomorrow, teed to be unsurpassed by any in the market, W. E. Gaskin, Wm. Meldrum of Hurricane and sions the man was obliged to inquire tbe way games before tbe seasoo closes. Mary Gray of Vinaihaven. to bis new home to get his dinner. Wednesday evening, and there will be a big Good Beef, Iron and Wine is a fine Spring W a l l s—ALLEN-VInalh . honse. More than 400 seats have already Vinal, esq., Frank I. Walls and Clarlbel All We have received from the publishers a new A baseball club from hero will probably play tonic. Prepared at the B(Jou drag store. Bargains iorniu been checked, and tonight will show nearly C. H. Moor A Co., Mam street, cor. Oak. Reck 11 song, “ Sing Me io Rest," composed by A. C. 600 tickets sold. The program promises io be the Warrens ut Warren next Saturday. E)eat{js IN Cuna Knight of Boston, son of George L. Knight ot an exceptionally fine one. Miss Crocker’s Exclusive Fish Stand. on s a lt! this city. It is a beaudiul piece of melody, for FRATERNIY FACTS on a p p f selections are calculated to show ber versatility Carefully Selected Stock. aged fls years, 11 months, __ —w contralto or baritone, and very singable. Mr. as an elocutionist and will be found decidedly Alive end Dressed Fish. Ba n k s—Rockluud, August 19, Dr. William A . 1 Banks, uged 72 years, 2 months. Groceries! Knigbl two or three years ago bad a class in entertaining. Miss Poyzer, the mezzo soprano, Interesting News Notes from Various Secret Society Circles. Nice Lobsters, Uyslers and Clatns W a l s h —Rockluud, August 17, Hurry Walsh, this city and has many friends here. He Is a is a most delightlol singer. She Is an artist Always at band. aged 17 years. H e w e t t -Rockluud, August 16, William W thorough musician. T h om as at the Brook. : For the Next 30 Days. in every sense of the word, and her number, State Delegate Hugh T. Gallagher of Ban Hewett, aged 66 years. Are Yoir The Burpees made a good rerord at the “O Don Fatale" irom the opera ot "Don gor and State Secretary James L. Kenney ot P a in e —Rockland, August 16, Josluh H. laiue, Brunswick flreman's muster, Thursday. In Gasoline Ranges are tbe coming Summer aged 61 years, 9 days. . . . . Carlos" will be found a .magnificent number. Lewiston, and Delegates M J. Fiunigan, T. J stoves. Millions are in use throughout tbe A g n e w —Drowned off White Head, August 11, To the Col the racing contest they made a splendid run, Tbe Bay Point Orchestra, with violin Capt. Elbridge A. Agnew, of Rockport, a uative of Hurley, Wm. F. Curran, John E. Russell, If so and ] bnt while coupling ibe hose the water was west Far and away ahead of kerosene. Jno. Bt. Stephen, N. B., muster of schooner Sarah Hill, Every Monday Only violoncello, flute and cornet soloists,will appear Gerry Fitzpatrick and J. W. Audersou, all of Crockett, 333 Main street opp. Fuller A Cobb's. aged 24 years. house, very 7 turned on Just a little too soon, blowing Ibe Id two tine numbers, while Mr. Prouty's violin Bangor, wete here Sunday and organized HEATH—Auburn, August 10, R«v. Jumes Heath, The following Goods ut Cost for Cash only at m oderate prl coupling apart and knocking ’em out. They aged 62 yeurs. solos will he lound exceedingly brilliant. The Rockland Division of tbe Ancient Order of W ilb u r —Camden, August 9, Phebe, daughter <8.90 per bbl well known Rock^ also made a good record tor gentlemanly be­ program is a varied one. Large parties are Hibernians, with twenty-five charter members MRS. EDGAR H. FOX, of Frank aud Lottie Wilbur, uged 1 year, 3 months, . K.I.iu Call on or address havior. coming from Thomaston, Rockport and Cam­ ri days. , James H. McNamara is acting president and Teacher of China Painting, Go rdon—Camden, August 8 and 9, respectivelv, R. H. BURNK/ den. Farwell Opera Honse will hold an ex­ J. H. McGrath acting secretary. Another of choieru iuiuntum, Flora ami Hattie, twiu daugh­ 413 Main St., Rockland Commercial College will open its Decorated China for Sale ters of Mr. and Mrs Gordon,aged 6months,Ndays, any kind, 28c per lb Fail term, Monday, Sept. 4. Tbe indications ceptionally tine audience tomorrow evening. meeting will be held next Suuday eveulng in Bimmonb—Friendship, August 17, child of Mr Star Soup, 4o per bar China ou exhibition ut Maiuu Music Co.’s Greyhound Tobaoco, 26c per lb point to a large attendance. The school is in Tickets with plan of hall may be found at tbe basement of St. Bernard’s Cbftrcb...... and Mrs. Btacey Simmons, aged about 6 mouths. <1.00 Spear, May A 8tover’s. Residence 97 Middle Street. C a lderw ood — Vitialbaveu, August b, Luviuis 26 lbs. Rice, excellent condition, and in better position than Knox Lodge, I. O. O. F., bad two applica­ S., widow of Jesse Calderwood, aged 78 yeurs. tN’D TIME "jS-CHlilOl The third of the series of four Summer tions lor membership Monduy evening of lust Ma t h e w s —Liucoluvlllu Center, August b, F. W. For Saturday Only. ever before to give the best of instruction for Mathews, of Boston, uged 62 yeurs. little expense. People in Bastern Maine who Sunday excursions to the While Mountains w eek....M rs. I. B. Jeane ol this city has sued T O l e t . Ro b in so n —Appleton, August 7, Elbridge Rob Magulttceut Flour, <4.90 Great L'eutral Iluuta Excursions. send their children out of tbe sta'i to get a was allotted to the Kuox A Lincoln division tbe Grand Lodge, Ancient Order of United Toueiuent ou first Moor for small family. In 6 guls. Best White Oil, TkERSONAI.LY conducted, through Touril Studlky—Warren, August 7, Moses fltudley, I lb. Best 60c Tea, Me for last Sunday. Some 275 were taken Irom Workmen, lor the sum of 82000 death benefit quire at 81 33 ROCK LA N D ST. Any kind of Spice, per Pkg Cars, leave Chicago twloe a week, Muudaji commercial education are spending money s,ed 79 years, 11 months. a id Thursdays s i 10.40 p . M., for San Francisco au< on her husband's death. Mr. Jean joined tbe Ro b e r t s -V inaihaven, A ugust 6, Charity C., 10 Id. Pall Lard, Falrbauku, <1.00 oeedlessly. Rockland which was increased to nearly 800 1 lb. Chewing Tobacco, 22o all points in Colorado, Utah, Mo BM, Idaho, Furnished Rooms To Let. widow of l'haddeus Roberts, aged 76 years. Washington aud Oregon, via Chcago, B * S h o u ts —C. V. Holman has pat new engine by the time tbe train reached Portland and lod e a t Jefferson. He was afterwards ex­ ply to P illsbu ry —Owl’s Head, South Thomaston, Au. Best Crackers by the barrel, per lb (aud no charge for barrel.) Pacific aud North Western lino. Shortest! into yacht-----Street piano visited us last week. that place was left with eleven ears, two pelled on the ground of alleged physical gust 6, Fannie, widow of Johnson Pillsbury. Lowest rstes. For Slweplng Car Births, « (roubles which he concealed iu order to be ad­ L a m b—Liucolnvlllo, August 6, Joshua Lamb, to F. E SHEARER, Manager, or J. , 'Twasn’t so bad-----Country coin 28 cents a engines (and most of tbe way three) with aged 78 years, 11 months, 22 days. a r Keineiulier these are Cash Prices SMITH, Assistant Manager, 290 Washing^ doseo-----Prescott A Duncan disturb their flies nearly 700 excursionists. The Maine Central mitted to the order. The widow claims lhat BICYCLE FOR SALE. W el l m a n —Camden, August 2, Mary C., wife of for the two days uaiued ouly. Boston. her husband did not misrepresent bis physical Bicycle, new last season; uau be adjusted fo J . P W ellm an, aged 66 years, 7 m ouths, 2b days. with electric fan-----Frank Perry had tent in is to be congratulated ou its wise policy of either lady or gentleman. For information applr Bis b e e —Fitchburg, Mass., August 2, Oliver J his yard. We say “ had." Some thief stole It, granting low fares and had the day been flue and that his expulsion was irregular. C. E. to MIriri E V IE M ILLER, Bisbee, a uative of Camden. Littlefield of this city represents Mrs. Jeane, 31 21 Clarendon St P e r k in s — Limerick, August 1, Rev. Asu l'er C. E. TUTTLE, olher night-----Sneak ihieves plenty-----Need no doubt but that their facilities would have kins, a uative of Thomaston, aged 69 yeurs, I aud L. M. Staples of Washington and J. H- World's Fair at Clucai more pleece-----Bay View cottagers aud iriends been taxed to transport the crowd. It was a months. 806 MAIN ST., NEAR PARK. The Cauadlan Pacific Railway are ruL Butler ol Boston the order...-The next session WANTED. Young—Vinaihaven, Ju ly 24, Mrs. Mary L Tuiopiked, Tuesday-----Ann Awlul Tornado, Suuday excursion and every one was on their At 166 Broadway 8600 chairs to mend without Young, aged 68 years. •S TRA IN S dally from New England to Ch‘c of Knox District Lodge will be holden wilh W e l l m a n —Appleton, Aug. 17, Raudall Well- Spear Block. LOW RATES, fast time, elegant ---- President Standard Bottling Co., this city, io- Sunday behavior and a more orderly, quiet regard to their kind or condition. Prices accord For time tables aud W orld’s Fair fold* Aim High Lodge, at South Cushing, ou lug to amount of muterlal used aud labor. inuu, aged 74 years. forms us lhat Havener's sodas and cooling party of ladies and gentlemen never were Feb 7- 6 R. M. PILLSBURY 4 0 0 . CANADIAN PACIFIC TICKET OFF Wednesday, August 30, to commence at 10 drinks will be furnished at Nobleboro Camp­ landed at Fabyan’s and certainly their wants U te “ G o o d SMUiitritMU** L lu |n u »u t 197 W ashington Bt., Boston ground. by contract— W. A. McLain has were well looked after by the train officials o'clock a. m. The subordinate lodges are to DRESSING WANTED. 20 81 bought lot of Gen. Tillson on upper Middle throughout the entire trip. Tbe electrics i choose representatives In the proport iun of one 1 want 69 cords good manure for which I will Silverware, Watches aud Jewelry a t Genth- COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. pay cash- Fiiuslt>! ttxxlel all day long street hill, north side, and will build house brought down a car load from Camden aud to evety ten members reported to the grand ner’u. MGKOPhiN FLAN. tl F. L. SHAW. Rockville. ' secretary for the previous quarter, and toe Sings uhe Soda Fountain Song- there to be occupied by Augustus Low----- Rockport and upon the arrival of the train Chambers St. and West Broadway, j same number ot alternates. Any member of I *R. T. fit C. STREET RAILWAY. King's Daughters of Glen Cove, Mrs. W. A. home at midnight the people found that Supt. NOTICE. Gurgle! gu.gle! Soda floats the order in goed standing within the juris- NEW YORK. Hill aud Fred Rising remembered House of Weston had thoughtfully provided four cars to 1 forbid by ibis notice any noraouerst from harboring SPECIAL NOTICE. c . V. W1LDEY, Proprietor. 22 Down a million thirsty throats- take them to their homes which was speedily 1 diction ut this D. L. Shull be entitled to the or trusting my wife, h» 1 shull pay uo bills that she Good Shepherd last week-----Let all our pec- contract. On aud after Tuesday, A ug. 22, the 6 ▲. M. trip Rooms <1 per day and upward. Convenient Wisely! wisely! nil shouhj choose j accomplished. | District Lodge Degree upon payment ol the J AMRS C. CATES. I out of Cam den will be omiuted- T he 6.80 trip will to all railway depots and boat landings. pie remember House of Good Shepherd as be resumed, running dinectly to Maine Central Wiuter approaches---- Central Massachusetts lee. It is hoped that all lodges In the District i Depot in Rocklaud, I akin. •*. S O D . will be represented, so that the session may be Summer Boarders Wanted. ex rs car will lea/ Power Station at SPOT CASH PAID. Masonic Mutual Relief Associatiou paid #1680 STEAMBQAT SPARKS. —nuawtt yaum the best possible. This will be a picnic session. The Burton House, Uulou Cotumou, under uvw i 6.40, arriving iu Rocklu I at 7 A. M. Highest Cash Prions paid for old rubbers, rub in beueflts in case of Capt. H. J. Sleeper of mauagt-meut, is prepared to accommodate a doseu WttBTUN. Supt. »r wools and shoes. One oenl per pound (or _ _ . . Union, aud the same Iu case ol late Joifu Bird. The Rockland Is off duly with a broken Reuel San lord of Camden is District Secretary. er more Summer bourders at reasonable rules. ------/ - — louUuut^.. 1/p-zUi. h»»U.|(.ay)uukofiuiyaiuJ ....A lfarata Couocil D. of F. has a meeting Uulou is now at its best; beautiful sceumy, boat Widow Grey Cough Cure 1 “d 1 ° 1 Number of our Masousare iu this Association shaft— Isn’t It ^bout time something more lug, fisbiug, bathing, etc. Writeh i i w forivt rates, i iht AZ T t i t CAE FT4T -----Too many logjA roost ou Iron fence in was said about that proposed line to New this 'Tuesday ov&dug at which a fall attend* F R A M EL E. ” THOMPSON, “ Prop« 82*33 trynt of U e n j g ^ r s is the complaii^ York) once of the is earnestly requested Is P e r t e e lio n Itse lf. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1893.

BOSTON &BANG0RS.S.00, ROCKLAND IN DAYS OF LONG AGO is occupied by E. B. Ingraham. GATHERING CLANS. ■THE KIND i A. J. BIRD & CO. ADDITIONAL SUNDAY SERVICE, Renewal of Old Associations—Family A. Correspondent Recalls People and On the opposite side of Union street I and Regimental Reunions. ■ T H A T CURES' Repp roitatnntiy Every Day to Boston and Bangor. see the residence of M. E. Thurlow. Things of the Past, Aug 22—Hewett family at Hope. Steamer* leave Rockland, a* follow*: Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow are dead and For Boston, dally, Including Sunday, at about6:00 Aug. 23—Benner family, Warren. p. tn , or upon arrival of atcaracra from Bangor Sarah also; as to Ann we didn't leaf. Aug. 23—1st Maine Cavalry, Greenwood and Mt. Deaert. What fills the housewife with delight. A Trip Along Union Street—Where the For Camden, Belfast, Boaraport, Bucksport, U Inter- And makes her biscuit crisp and light. Knox & Lu.coln Depot Now Stands— George lives out west, ami Edward lives ' Garden pot, (Hampden and Bangor, every day In th e w eek The Methodist Church and Vicinity— Aug. 2»—32d Maine Regiment. Kennel,nnk. Pme Burning Coal at 6 :00 a. m., or upon arrival of steam er from Boa- Her bread so tempt the npj'ctite? on Oak street, tnis city. Masonic Street Neighborhood. Aug. 24—1st Maine Heavy Artillery, Orono. tn 4'beatnut. Stave, Erk nnd . BroVrn Plrea. ^"dreen’a Lending, South West Harbor, North COTTOLENE And this brings us to Grace street, on ( Aug. 24-25—loth Maine at Eastport. u t H arbor and Hnr H arbor, dally, except Mon the north side of which we find the i ( cbigh Coal Aug. 25—19th Mnine Regiment, Waterville iy at 6 .-00 a. m., or upon arrival of ateamer And this finishes Main street will) Methodist church, but not the church of i iin H<,-ton. What is it makes her pastry such some of the cross streets to Union, etc. Sept. 6 —Burton family at Cashing. Fgg and Broken Plrtr. leal Harbor, Wedneadaya at d Saturdays, 18i0. The church of 1850 was about the J w a n 's Island, Sundays and Thursdays, A treat, her husband eats so much, Now let’s look at Union street and see Sept. 6—Payson family at South Hope. Coorges Creek Cumberland Coal. lorrento, Sundays. snme style ns the present edifice but not I Sept. 12—“ Head of the Lake” School Asso­ RETURNING, Though pies he never used to touch ? what time and chance have been doing COTTOLENE so large. It had three windows on each ; ciation, Hope. Hard Wood, Flour, Grocetics, Pro­ Boston, dally, Including Sunday at 5:00 p. m. here. At the south end of this street we Aug 30—Wiley family, St. George. Bangor, touching at Hampden, Winterport, side and one in the front end. They all I visions. Pressed Hay and Straw, [sport, Searsport, Belfast, and Camden, find the Snywood house which I am told had blinds, I think. There was a tower, ! Sept. 15—Fourth Maine and Second Battery Ally at 11.00 a m., Sundays nt 12:00 m. Association at Hurricane. Lime, English and American Cement, Bar narbor, dally, except Sunday, nt 1 00 What is it shortens cake so nice, belougs now to the widow of Capt Wil­ belfry and spire, with the cardinal let- [ p. m., touching at North East Harbor. South Ang. 30—Bisbee family at Warren. Western No.l and No.2 Cement, West llarbor anil Green’s Landing. Better than lard, while less in price, liam Spofford, and this bringB us to ters, vane, ball, etc. I think it was | A n g. 23—Ingraham family at Oakland. From Beal Harbor, Mondays and Thursdays at And does the cooking in a trice ? Portland street on the south side of ear Orders promptly filled. Telephone connection (about) 1 :16 p. m. painted brown with two green doors with The Maxey Family Association will hold its From Swar's Island, Tuesdays and Fridays at COTTOLENE which there was once a school-house a granitb step to each. Inside it was fifth annual reunion at Oakland, Tuesday, (about* 2:4ft p m. A . «fc CO., From Sorrento, Mondays at 8 .00 a. m. and the residence of the late Deacon constructed very much like the Congre­ Sept. 5. W. H. Maxey of this city is secre­ FRED LOTH HOP, Agent, Rockland. tary. CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston. What is it that fries oysters, fish, Howard, and on the opposite side we gational bouse, except that the windows XorthfcEini, Rockland, Me WILLIAM H. HILL, Gen. Man.,Boston. The third annual reunion of the Yonng Croquettes, or eggs, or such like dish, used to see the Thomas house, the were square at the top instead of conical, As nice and quickly as you’d wish ? Harding house and I think one or two family will be held at Cote’s Mill in adjacent and there was one gallery, and that grove, Head-of the Lake, Hope, Thursday, Maine Central Railroad. COTTOLENE FRANKLIN~ ------... DENSON, others, and on tne corner the Capt. across the front, occupied by singers. I Sept. 7. If stormy first fair day. All bearing H. 0- GURDY & CO In Effect July 26th, 1893. Nelson Spear house fronting on Union think there was a deacon’s seat under­ the Yonng name, or related to ihe same aro GKHTI.XMKN:—Th il I, to rrrtfy that I have been' •DEALF.RH I N - /ter/or and Stuping Cart liftmen Rockland and 3 a victim to that terrible malady C l n t n r r h , re-i Bouton. What is it saves the time and care street, then the Tati-Hovey house and neath the gallery The bouse was Invited to be present. It is expected the Lin­ 3,ultitiR tu lllrrln c ,,, Nlt-cplcaan,-sa and| r - t I,,,,., o f M c n n rr, nearly disqualifying m, Passenger Trains leave Rocklanil * And patience of our women fair, in the rear the carriage shop of William colnville Youngs will be present and take [art M f o r any kind of work or biaineM. O ur P. M ., E. C O A L f o il ow n : warmed with a stove, but I may be mis­ S E . Abbott, highly recommended And helps them make their cake so rare? Saywood. Then came the jSpeai-Luce in a musical program. O f all flizes, T:50 a. m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston. taken about these. The pews were in o Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, St. John, Portland COTTOLENE brick house. II I have been rightly in­ ■ DANA’S , | ami Boston, arriving In Boston at 3:40 p. m. four rows, two body rows and two side The Robbins reunion will be held at tbo WOOD formed there was nt one time a gun- Parlor car on this train for Boston. rows nnd with wings on either side of home of H. A. Hawes,Union,Thursday Sept. 7. ■ SARSAPARILLA H Lonjf and fitted for the Btovc. 1 :3ft p. m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lew Iston, W aUr house located in this vicinity. “Well, = = Althongh I had but litte faith In patent mnllclnea 1 1 || ville, Portland and Boston, arriving In Boston a t Who is it earns the gratitude the altar. o ■■wna induced to try it anil can triithF iilly■■ Cement and Plastering H air, 9 3 0 p .m . what was a gun-house?” snys one. At H a n y I aam m ccom a m npletely l c t e l y cear u r e d and feel like 9:00 p. m., Express, every night, Sundays In­ Of every lover of pure food The Lermond reunion will be held in En-stus gga young: man thoughthouiili advanced ‘ • • in - • • life. • - All credit ■ is due t a DANA'S S.UISAPAKILLA. iOROCEKIKB, PROVISIONS, cluded, for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston. Au- By making “ COTTOLEN E ” sogood? one time tberejwere located at various Lermond’s grove, Oyster River, Thomaston, s Youra truly, FRANKLIN BENSON. 1 ’nsta, Waterville, Bangor and Bur Harbor, Port- Now let’s see who we were accustomed Wednesday, Aug 30; if stormy, the following H W est ltolll,, Me. F’X.OTXXl A3xrx> F E E D fanil and Boston, arriving In Boston at 0:00 a. in. plnces in the state gun-bouscs in which York Co. re,—Personally appeared before The 9:00 p. m. train from Rockland hue Pullman pleasant day. Ait relatives and friends are H I JSJ’Prompt Attention to orders by telephone or oar non were kept so as to have them to 9ee here in and previous to 1850. I Franklin Benton a n il a'«lc o a t h lu due form er Bleeping Cara attached, running through every cordially Invited lo be present. m t o the foregoing atutein* .•u’rw ioe. night, Bundays Included, to Portland and Boston handy in lime of m ed. The one in this think Rev. Mr. Pratt was the pastor of M. 0 . OILPA TR IC K , and connecting at Brunswick with train for Lewis­ o ■’Vent IIolln, Me. Juiticc of the Peace. No. I Camden St., Rockland Me. this church in 1850. Other pastors sta Witucea—M. S. 8MIT1I. 3,. w. ton and Bangor. place wasjlccated ns above. ’Twas a S. A. Kej es of this city wa6 a member of the tloned here whom I recall were Mr. At­ Dana Sarsaparllla CoM^BeUast, Maine. Trains arrive: one story wooden building about 20x20 16th Mass. Regiment. His regimental asso­ 4 :4ft a m. Express, every morning, Sundays In­ N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., well, Mr. Felton, Father Greenhalgh, cluded. from Boston, Portland, Lewiston and CHICAGO, ILL., and feet. As they didn't seem to be of any ciation had its reunion at Nantnskct, Thurs­ G Prescott & Co 334 State Street, BOSTON. etc., etc. Now let’s see who there were day. from Boston, Portland, Lewiston use ns; time wore od they were aban­ FR ’ A Lave In stock all olzea of free horning nd Bangor, bringing Parlor car from Boston. PORTLAND, MR. doned, the guns being taken to Augusta that used to occupy their pews long J9:46 a. m. morning train from Portland, Lewiston yenrs ago. Some of them were: Part­ The annual reunion of the Copeland family Fire Insurance Broker. □d Waterville. and, the houses were sold at auction. - . Inc-U >.n l»’F. I’.« A It A CHARCOAL. jption of Hervlco for points th e But how about Mr. Saywood, Deacon one. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ephraim Ulmer are The day was pleasant with pat'ing clouds Maine Coast. and a cool easterly wind. As the dinner hour Insurance Agents, Hownrd, “Fisherman” Harding, Isaac both dead, but most of the children live WOOD! drew near, the hungry Copelands began to SYNDICATE BUILDING, K» « men ci ng bat unlay, May 30th, 1803, Thomas, Nelson Spear, Mr. and Mrs in and Hbout the^old homestead. F. A. O 3 P A D D KDMDtH. lleaWjgr Frank.tones w ill leave Rook- arrive. The sound of the tiny dinner bell is Flr*t eln.in, *tron»r nn«l rellnbl” Eni Krest'ht>r perm itting: Tate, the Hoveys, etc. “Fisherman" D. Singhi, who used to talk so eloquent­ heard as the president, L. S. Robinson, tries to A m erirnn C om pm ’' * ...... ntt'd by -. m. on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Telephone connect o... Rron Sewer and Crain Pipe, , Ialesboro, Castine, Deer Iale, Sedgwick, Hnrdlng^wcnt cut West. Wm. Saywood, ly nnd sing so delightfully, is dead. Father ring the hungry ones to Ihe groaning tables, uehill) Brooklin, Boath West Harbor, Bar with the heavy burdens ot chickens, sand­ GROUND TILE tbor, Mlllbrldge, Joneaport and Machlasport, Deacon Hownrd, Isaac Thcmns nredead, Ellems is gone,Henry C. Lowell and fam­ dvlng ut Machlasport at about 6:30 p.m. Nelson Spear sold his house and moved ily are all dead but one, Aunt Polly wiches, baked beans, lobster salads, mackerel, r c r L’nderrirnlnlng Pnrpoaes All erders cakes, puffs, etc. The president after rapping >f f.rop y filled. Telephone connection. Rest cm . RETURNING, to the South-end where he died not long has passed away nnd her children are mber he place, ft ill leave Machlasport, weather permitting, on on the table, succeeded In obtaining silence, a Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 a . m ., ago. Of tbefSpcar family I understand now living in Massachusetts and Cali­ blessing was asked and again the happy hum J. KKSK1NK A SON, rla tame landings, arriving at Rockland at about S, Q. P R E S C O T T & COj» that Mrs. Spear, “Perk,” and Mnicia fornia wbileSimon Litchfield and Stephen began. The tables ceased their groaning and A. i p. m. pAYgoN TUCKER, Gen. Manager. 'LLHON'8 VBAKF, Rockland, M-Ino (Mis. Farrow) are now living in the Gonld are both dead, the former dying the eaters now took their turn of bearing the Fire Insurance Agents, F. E. B o o t iib y , G. P. & T. A. 417 MAIN STREET, . ROCKLAND, ML. W . 8. E a t o n , Gen. Freight Agent. » city, but "M et” is in Baltimore and Ros- in California. Col. and Mrs. Meservey burden until the last had enough, even that July 20, 1893. . ponderous store keeper, who is happiiy Office rear ro« m over Lockland National Bank. ooe lives on ;Vinnlhaven. Capt. Tote is are both gone, as is their daughter Emily. l.eadlne English and American Eire Insur­ engrafted Into the family, had enough cakes 1 8 0 3 . dead and Mrs. Tate is in California with The Colonel used to play for thechoir on ance Companies repr« sented. ’LL STEAMBOAT LINE and blueberry pie. T ra w le rs' Accident fnburanc* Co. one of her daughters. Mr. Hovey is his bass viol nnd violin. Dr. and Mrs. The company now adjourned to the house, T n i r s . dead and Mrs. Hovey lives in Boston. Cochran are both dead, but Mr. and and were called to order. Prof. L. P. Mayo of L F. Crockett "& Co. Iteam ers A Poor Plug The Spear nnd Tate-Hovey houses were Mrs. E. H. and G. W. Cochran are still Waterville presided at the piano while Mrs. sold to the railroad company and moved well and native, and long may they live! Ada Mills, Mrs. Pratt, Messrs. John Copeland —DEALBEB HI— NE, JULIETTE, is no su b stitu te and,A. Rivers sang. Prayer was offered by away. > O R E N C E . for Rev. Mr. Johnson of Lynn, Mass. The report tocklaud dally (eXceptfMonday) And here is a railroad depot with a of the secretary was read and then the election ler from Boston, for Dark Hur And this 11-2 story bouse is the Metho­ OCHHAN BAKER & CKO8S, forth Weal Harbor, (Deer Isle), spur trnck running across the street into of officers for the next year was made, as fol­ c C O A L ! = trirentvllle, Sedgwick, Brooklin. a refrigerator where the cars unload beef dist parsonage. lows : President, Capt. W J. Copeland; Vice IRE, MAKINE, LIFE AM , ACCIDENT rker Point, Bluehill, Surry und from Chicago. Who can say “ I (old This small house on the corner was Presidents, Albert Copeland and Chas. B. Insurance Agency. RETURNING, you so 41 yearsjago?’' And here also is the residence of Leander Starr 40 years Morse; Cotntnitlee on Music, A. R. Rivers carriage from American and L. K. Morse; Secretary and Treasurer, the Spear-Ulmer-Luce house, which if I ago. Who is there now living that re­ Capital represented over Ninety Milllou Dollars. (roken, Ktovt, Egg, i.; Surry at 8 o’clock, touch- Mrs. L. B. McIntire; Committee of Arrange­ ilng at Rockland to connect members Mrs. Starr's nice looking 3 Stall. recollect rightly, was once but one story ments, Leroy Lermond, John Copeland aud Lowex Adfueted anil Paid at thin Oihce. -ervice to Castine as high, and it seems to have been enlarged current bushes and well kept premises! wile. The place of gathering next year was and Sunday by T obacco. 400 M A IN S T R E E T . RO CKLAND Ini! Frutikliit Coal. cklund; Tuesday, by additions to the old house with the Mr. Starr is dead, and William and his left to the committee of arrangements. turner Catherine, gree'n door.,; Capt. and Mrs. Spear are mother now live in Thomaston. Mr. Remarks were made by the president and 1 . P . CROCKETT & CO. tie Deer Isle. Best is cheapest, president elect, L. K. Morse, Mrs. Maria Smith, board via dead, Capt. Luce is dead, Harris is dead, Starr was a watchmaker and 40 or 50 as it lasts longest. years ago hud a shop on the Charles Mrs. E. Copeland, Mr. Oliver Copeland and Crockett Block, Eliza is dead, hut Mrs. (Luce and Mary Rev. Mr. Johnson, and we will not forget the M A U S T IN , ^cklund, Me. Spofford lot on Main street next south North End, Rockland, live here now. Simon Ulmer has made song of the little ones, the children of Fred K o Be sure to get it. of the Berry tavern. The. firm was Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, iboat Co. a home elsewhere,Lalso Wm. H. and Copeland of Thomuslon. Charles Luce. Starr & Blood— Leander Starr and The gathering was adjourned by singing 44' MAIN ST., . . ROCKLAND, m K. ENT Simeon Blood. "God be with you," and the remaining hour W. S. SHOREY .Y was spent in singing and conversation. ep-Z-rs, OR. J. K. DAMON, 0 3 4ml this brings lus to what is now Thanks ate due Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Robin­ ook And this brings us to Masonic street Siii'ircon and Mi’chaniral Park street. son for the kind and pleasant manner of enter­ I which is an historic spot in Rookland’s Z O o n tis t, The Luce-Ulmcr-Hovey-Osgood house taining the Copeland reunion, and to Ihe Rev. OFFICE IN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE BLOCK, INDER, w m history. I say an historic spot because Mr. Johnson for the pleasing address lo the stood on the corner of what is now OrPOHITE THORNDIKE HOTEL. B it was 40 or 50 years ago the business company. It was said to have been one oi the Union nnd Park street, 40 years ago, 87 Ether and G un'uiwuyM on hand. BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, place of Mr. Ambrose Case. There was most pleasant gatherings the family ever had. where we now find a provision market Front St., Bath, Maine. an old house fronting to the south nnd About 100 were ptesent. It was the first re­ K. FOI.LKTT, and tenements. Amt this is Graveyard union at which no children of Charles Cope­ D B: F NerVe Tonic Lane, being on the old farm line between end to what is now Union street. There land were present. Mrs. Chloe Morse ana Dental Surgeon. Every Duttcriptioii of Work pertaining to the Book B inding Btlftlneati E xecuted Prom ptly. The " Best on Earth” on its Merits —Compare it the Spears and Ulmers. .lames John­ was a well and pump in thu southeast Leroy Copeland are the only survivors; ard L. K -PEAR KLGCK-Cor. Mainan ntisiry. tweuty-bcveii years' standing cured. stable where Frank now lives. The ♦jf-Refern bylpermiafion to tbo Puhlmker* of he and Mrs. Johnson lived as snug as We shall be glad to receive reports ot the this paper. 17 yard was full of vehicles of various de­ J * B. ADAMS. M. D., i r co bugs in a rug. At the western end of various family und regimental reunions for scriptions including the two-wheeled publication. Secretaries of associations should this lane is the old Methodist graveyard chaise. see that their unnuul gathering is reported in Physician and Surgeon, and the old Andrew Ulmer tomb. Acting A "flat au t (Surgeon, for the Bor', ol Rockland CLIFTON Billy, Jim m y aud another Donohue, 1 C.-G. Notices of reunions are published The writer of these reminiscences hud tree of expense. Optic e Hough—Sponora Kiocx, i to 4, 7 in 9 & think, once lived in the old Case house. p.iu C'UMlOlL BollbC, loin 12ii. Ul Ajf'l ell-plf. UH YEN, an uncle who was a Mason. He died, COuriMdion. tther perm itting■ Such was the appearance of this historic KARL, •jutk. 1 amt a grave was made in this old yard, 2,228,672. BA11WAIO. pm . corner 40 and more years ago. Today These figures represent the number of bottles W Out of Town Order* for Good* attended to 1 Leaie Rock laud, 2:30 the body was placed in the grave with of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. V. HANaCOM, M. 1>.„ at once. »:80 Ar Vlualhaveu, 3 45 we find here a nice two-story Louse and 7 :0 0 'Leave •• 4:00 Masonic honors. It was then taken up, Coughs and Colds, which were sold in the Paper Hanging, Graining, Hard Wood H:80 Ar Greeu's Landing, ft :80 stable, also a cottage house where the United States from March "J1 lo March '92. Physician and Surgeon, 9:00 Leave “ “ d.oo carried to Ash Point and buried. Two Million, Two Hundred and Twenty-Eight SYNDICATE BUILDING, ROCKLAND Finishing, Etc. id, 10:1ft A r Sw an’s Island, 7:00 old one used to be. 4ur’ -pVeiul attention Kiven to Dim f the Thousaud, Six Hundred and Seventy-Two Eye ami Ear. Dealers In Pulut#, Oib, Varnishes, Window nd Tnp Tickets betw een Rock laud und bottlea sold in one year, and each ami every Glam »nd PulnUra’ supplies. Agents for Harrison even, 25 cents. 2 urri' e Hour. -11 to 12 u. t o . ; 2 to 6 p. Bros.’ Town aud Country Paints. The best Hue of Fj OHNT. LOTHB0P, Agent, Rockland Now we come to tlte residence of Every one has his peculiarities, Mr. bottle was sold ou a positive guarantee tliat 10p. ui. goods in Knox County. J. W HOPKINS. Au. nt, \ i., .11 .. tv!r Andrew Ulmer. Mr. Ulmer and Mrs Case, Sr., bail his also, I will hero re­ money would he refunded if satisfactory re­ Our work is ulwuys good—our men careful— JOS. EATON. Agent, Green’s Landing. sults did not follow its use. The secret of ts J e . H IL L , prices are right, and satisiuctlou astuied. 13 THOR. G. LIBBY, Gen'l Munugei. Ultutr are both dead. This street oppo­ late an anecdote of him, which was suecoss is plain. It never disappoints and site Mr.^Ulmer’s is lo me comparatively related to me by one who heard it. It can always be depended on as the very hist Read what Mrs. LUCY M. K IE T H says from out Physician and Surgeon. new. If I recollect rightly there was on seems that he was moving some house­ remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc. Price 50o ol the fullness of a grateful heart. aud 81.0(7. At W. il. Kittredge's Drug Store G r ill K B ourn—9 to 11 a. IK.; 2 to ft, und 7 to W E. A. KNOWLTON, H O R S E S I G entlem en: the southwest corner a small house hold goods for a certain party, and that 1. in. .Night calls fn 01 tin office. 600 Mulu St., I'eli phone ( 'onunction. Grille My age is sixty-two years. At the age of thirty owned by Stephen Gould. Mr. Burns the party in question took u chair from For O ver F ifty Years. I was attacked with Erysipelas of the heat and SYNDICATE BUILDING. o and Ichabod Howard also had a house the load and put it in another pluce. M r s . W in s l o w 's S g o t u in o Svacrhas been le face in its most severe form. For years 1 would used (or over titty years by millions ot moth­ have tinee or four attacks yearly. My face would here which was burned. I thick there Mr. Case without saying a word re­ jtyh >R SALE OR EXCHANGE be so swollen that I could not see for weeks. Year­ ers lor their children while ttetbiug with per­ yy" A. ALHKE, M. !»., AT THE LITERT STABLE OF ly the attacks increased in severity and frequency was at one time an old bouse called the placed it on'biB team. The ehair was fect success, it sooths the child, so'fens the kinds oi Furniture repuired until my blood was in such condition that 1 had gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is _ iu the very best manner und OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, W ork it almost constantly. Life was a burden to me. Witbum house on this street or lane. put on and taken off several times, and the best remedy for diarrhoea. It will relieve 4ft MIDDLE ST ut prices lo suit. A* flue liue of Art Mouldings und The disease affected my head and brain. 1 thought FRANK DONOHUE, These old bouses must have been Mr. Case gutting out of patience with the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by Of u c k Hours—ti to 9 u. n>. I to 2 und 0 lo Oruuwentul Trimmings: Bulls, Spindles, Etc., ou Corner Park and Uulon Streets. U I should become insane. My sufferings were ter­ Druggists in every part of the world. 25c. a W.3U p. bund und furnished ut short notice, und ul Prices rible. At last I was confined to a darkened room moved away or otherwise disposed of as the man said: “Do you know what you dephone connection. that Defy Competition. ft2 49-Telephone connection. and thought I should never recover, when my hottie. Be sure aud ask lor “ Mrs. Winslow's physician presetibed Dalton's Sarsaparilla for my there is no trace of them here to day. were created for?" Soothing Syrup," and take no olber kind. blood. 1 commenced to take it tlie Spring of :88a. CITY OF ROCKLAND. and took it three months, it entirely renovated This next bouse on Union street was “For the same purpose as others" trength nu ealth J2 JB A. WOODSIDK. and putilied my blood from all humor and since S A H . kbLE BRUW’S UIIMI1 ihGKtdusMucA VI UitfUtuiUg-L u u * ./ Or. aroTicAL that that time 1 have not had a vestige or sym­ once the residence of the lute Joseph was the man’s reply. “ No," said Mr. If you are not loafing atrong und hoaithy, .1—7 ' —— t-aiiXf requiru* no chuige of diet or The Joint Standing Committee on Accounts und ptom of Erysipelas. My cure is wonderful. 1 try Electric Bitters. If “ La Grippe” hm left Physician and Surgeon. uuuaoous, tuorcuriul or |*uisouou» f uxL Ulmer who was a Forty-niner and died Case “you were made to make olber i t G t o Lu UUa laU'insbj. Claims of the City of Rockiaud will be in «c»«loa cannot speak too highly in praise of Dalton's Sar­ you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. BLS1DLMCC AND OFFIC E.' 49 MIDDLE STREET. at the City Treasurer’s office on the FRIDAY saparilla. in California. Now let’s see what has people appear respectable!” This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach EVENING preceding the first Monday of euch Mas. Lucy M. K ie t h , aud Kidneys, gently aiding those orgaus to ROCKLAND MAINE. AS A PREVENTIVE mouth, for the purpose of examining cluims uguiust Belfast, Me., Dec. »8, 1892. No. 2 Alto St become of those who oDce lived in the Mr. and Mrs. Case, Auu and Isaae are Holms :— 6 to 9 u. m .; 1 U. 2, und 7 to 9 p. w I by eilhor sex it It iuipou t bio to contract the city. All bills must hi approved by the party perlorm their function. It you are affLcted T eh phone Conn eel io n . f kcucrtiU diMAac . i>ut iu the vaxc ol ubove mentioned bouses about 1850. all dead, hut George, John and Frank with Sick Headache, yon will find speedy aud o uinsdyU -.ro.runAtBi.r Ak u itu contracting them, and should be m l sen ted at said Prepared by DALTON SARSAPARILLA CO., Belfast, Me. its t —m W‘O* CtSJJrrbuu A.IWI, wo(,uatau, time and place, or left with the conlmhiee previous are still residents of this city, and Mary permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters. to the date above mentioned. Use Daliou’s Pills and Plasters, also Dalton's Mr. Gould had a niee residence on Mu One trial will convince you that this is Ibe P. JUDM1NS. M. D , L r i ' i t 44’ 1 - Liquid Dentifrice fur the Teeth and Gurus. C U R E 11. M. LO RD , sonic street where he recently died. lives in Brooklyn, N. Y. remedy you need. Large bottles only 60c -al M. W. U. KITTREDGE, Sole Ageut, Rockland, Ms. ’ A. J. I IKD, W. H. Kittredge's Drug Store. RESIDENCE AND OFFICE, 302 MAIN STREET U.tt SANBORN, Andrew Ulmer und bis wife are both L IXMBflBk*** on Accounts and Claims. Of f ic e H ouks—10 to 1 2 u .m .; 1 to8 uud 7 to 9 p . ui. PFR PENT A N » L M .n et. to dead. Augustus lives on Grace street. And this was the residence of Daniel Bucklkn’8 arnica Salve. Telephone Con nee I ton. i■ ■ 1 r C n ULN I latesbora. ttuaraaiaed LADIES DO you KNOW ■ _ against loss. Judith has a home elsewhere, and Mary and Dolly Cbwing, a one story house, The Beet Salve in the world lor Cute, Bruiaea, Sorea, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever OR. FELIX LE BRUN S re p a irin g ! w. RODMAN WIN8L0W, L , (Mrs. M. A. Acborn) lives in Provi­ side to Union street, green door and Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, AELOCM A MRttKBVtCY, ISA N Abb A 17 ST. (V auderblll Ualliliug). dence, R. I. Mrs. Joseph Ulmer, Cal- green blinls. It was on a lot now Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aud positively Maws cut over, straightened and filed; scissors L a w y e rs , NKW 1OUK CITY. covered by the Universalist Church. Of cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar­ STEEL BUD PEHNYHOYflL PILLS Cor 6 cents Prices for all work are low EaUbhahvd and doing buauuraa in these same pheruiu and Clarence moved from here MAIN ST'KEKT, ROCKLAND, UK uro the original ami only FRENCH, safe ami ro- , hours from 6 a. m. to 7 p. m., only lb minutes alnco Feb. 1. IST1. For 14 cousucutive years d£ this family I think there are but three anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or uuucy i iiabloouro on the market. Prico$l.U0; sent by w meals Fair play to all. Give us a call. have Ixx n paid at the rate of U per Own I quite a while ago, I am told, und Chas. refunded. Prioe 26 ueuu per box. For sale mail. Genuine soiu anly by 642, rear of Davis’ barber shop, Howes' 1 Mo UeiauJUi nor delays : no losses to now living. g, Malo BUeel, Rockland. U posits received a t any time. H. Berry now owns the old piaee, which by W. H. Kiltrtoge and Wushiuglou Life In su ra n t Co.,JN.Y. .mW. H... Kittredge,..... ,.Sol .....Kocftlaad, .... UaUe THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY. AUGUST 22 1893.

°robate Court—July Term. KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held At Rockland, on the third Tucadny of August, 1S93. THOMASTON TOPICS. he has been connected, hns been well JUST FOR FUN! W. A. Harwood, Executor of the ln»t will and done. C u re s S c r o f u l a C. E. Meservey, Judge. teatnincnt of Jacob Sibley, late of Hope, In aald J Edwatd K. Gould, Register. County, deceased, having presented hla tlrat and News and Notes of Interest from Our o o WK WILL SKLL final account of administration of the eatnie of Neighbor. Mr«. E. J. Rowell, Medfonl, Mass., her | Accounts filed : First of Tobias S. Wads aald dtRcnacd for allow ance- Rev. W W. Ogier of Rockport motli r has ice 11 cured of Scrofula bytbenM of OltDRRXD, T hat notice thereof be given, three four ’ »:r!( 3 of iTTfeljhzfTJl after having had j worth, [guardian of Cora A., Arthur F., weeks aucceaaively,ln The Oourier-Oasotte, printed Wo must h i purerige next preached nt the M E Church, Sand tv. 'nr fre p*n?ent,an«i netey ! John M„ and Emma M. Wadsworth. First In Rockland, In aalri County, that all peraona Inter­ 0 o PILLSBURY’S BEST ested may attend nt a Probate Court to be held at year. ' and final of B. K. Kalloch, admr. Rockland on the third Tueadny of September next, o o The little steamer Protector is hauled an1 A few ii<| U’ UBI I of Edith Webster of Vinalhaven. First and Rockland on the third Tuesday of August, 1808. residence, School street. gation of his regiment, the 11th Maine, frured him. nnd jp»W yf no syinnn final of T. R. Simonton, admr. of Joseph J,II A certain lustrum* nt, purporting to be the last at his home on Fluker street, Wednesday Uiu distase rutuaiii? ** - 1 1.. Ma i -il will and testament of Evelyn R. Hal’, late of o o Matherville, ] | Eaton late of Camden. Final of W. O Warren, In said County, having been presented for Our EE probate : A. C. Stront is making improvements evenin’. li 1 Blo<> I tiled fre« $5.15 OAHU sw ift Specific < i Counce, guardian of Hugh Spear, incomp. O r d e r e d , That notice theteof be given, three to ids resilience. Green street. o o week* successively, in he Co u r ifr -G a z e t t e , ! of Warren. First of I. P. Starrett admr. of printed In Rockland, In said County, thnt alt per o o W L. Catlnnd’s fine picnic carriage sons interested may attend at a Probate C ourt to j Sarah A. Brackett, late of Warren. First of A large number of tickets to the is in great demand. Thursday it took a I James P. Hobbs, cxr. of Sarah Farwell, late be Ivld nt Rockland, on the third Tuesday of Grain, Flour and Feed Store September next, and show cause, ,f any thev have, Crocker recital have been sold hero. party to Crescent Beach and another A Sure Sign I of Camden. First and final of W. A. Har- why the -aid instrument should not be proved, AT MOSES MORSE. approved nnd allowed aa the Inst will and testa o o party to Owl’s Head, Friday. 1 wood, admr. of Lyman P. Harwood, late of ment of the deceased. The Woman's Literary Club will meet 0 o I Appleton. First and final of W. A. Harwood, 33-36 C. E. M ESERV EY , Judge. CHAS. T. SPEAR'S, A true copy,—A ttest: next Saturday with Mrs. Lizzie O. The Yonng People’s Union connected I cxr. of Jacob Sibley, late of Hope. First and E d w ard K. Gould, R egister. W e W ill Not Quarrel Burgess. with the Cong’l Church will present the ' final of F. M. Richards, exr. of James Rich­ 295 AND 297 MAIN ST, KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate held at famous “Cbronothanetoletron” in the 28 Ab to what causes RHEUMA­ ards, late of Camden. F’rst of W. A. Rockland on the third Tuesday of August, 1893. ROCKLAND, MK. TISM. A Rood many people B. K KnlloAh, A dm inistrator on the estate of A spring nf watnr tvas lound in dig­ vestry in about two w. eks It isn’t as Blake, guardian of Warren Blake, insane, of James M. Kalloch, late of Warren, iu suld County, have it, and deceased, having presented his first and final ging the sewer opposite T W Stnck- dangerous as it looks. Rockport. First of James P. Hobbs, admr. account of administration of said estate for allow- pole’s shop. of Elisha Philbrook, late of Hope. Eirst and o o O r d e r e d , That nolice thereof be given, three 0 0 final of Lewis Hall, admr. of Ruth E. we»ks successively, in T h e Co u r ie r -Ga z e t t e , A. D. Wilson of Deering, formerly of The Best Place to BUV LEON’S SARSAPARILLA Ralph Dillinghtu nnd wifeof Spokane Rollins, late of Warren. First and final of printed In Rockland, in said County, that all per Thomaston, has been visiting in town. WILL CURE IT. sons InleresP d may attend nt a Probate Court to Falls are in town. They came East via Penelope B. Watts, executrix of Jackson C. be held at Rockland, on the third Tuesday of Mr. Wilson was at one time engaged in -C E M E N T - September next, and show cause, If any they have, Chicago and the big Fair. Before this Court Adjourns we want Watts, late of St. George. why the said account should not be nllowed. the drug business here, in the store next 0 o ; good Chewing Tobacco - 1 8 A T - the Jury to hear the Testimony of Accounts allowed; Final of Thomas 33 35 C. E. M K 8K RV EY , Judge, the G I Robinson pharmacy. A ttu copy,—A ttest: Miss Carrie J . Jordan arrived from Mr. Moses Morse. Russel, guardian of Louisa R. and Joel A. E d w a r d K. G o u l d , Register. o o is the red jj-| tin ta g on New Britain, Conn., Sunday. She will S. G-. P rescott & Co.’s, For ao years I have had Rheumatism. Dur. Miller. First of John C. Levensaler, guardian Thomaston people should realize ing the time I have found it almost impossible KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate held at visit in Thomaston some three weeks. The Coal Dealers to do my farm >i work, and have of Jean B. Stimpson et als. of Thomaston Rockland on the third Tuesday ot August, 1893. what a blessing good sewerage is nnd been confined to *, I my room for A Certain Instruim nt, purporting to be the Inst o 0 weeks at a time, I PQ I and I have hardly Second of J. II. H. Hewett admr. of Samuel 111 and testament of Wyman W. Ulmer, late ot take advantage ot the opportunity to Tillson Warf Rockland, In said County, having been presented Rev. J. W. Stront arrived Wednesday Telephone Connection. 21 seen a day with- I 110 | out pain. I had Pillsbury, late of Rockland. Sixth of J. W. tried doctors and medicines almost for probate: evening via steamer Frank Jones from give their residences good drainage without number. l /i'n d 1 concluded I Ogier guardian of Sabra E. Young, late of O r d e r e d , That notice thereof bo given, three Sewerage is cheaper than typhoid fever, would give up |^ ||jll trying to get bet- eek* successively, in T h e Co u r ie r -G a z e t t e , it visit to Milbridge. ter, but one o f m y n e i g h b o r s Camden. Second and final of D. M. Starrett, printed in Rocklund, In said County, that all per­ and some of the festering pools hy the who had been n . cured, advised exr. of Benj. E. Starrett, late of Warren. sons interested may attend at n Probate Court to o o ROCKLAND TRUST CO. me to take TflQT L e o n ’s S a r s a ­ be held nt Rockland, on the third Tuesday of town roadside that smell to heaven on Eirst and final of D. G. Morey, admr. of September next, and «how cause, If any they have, Col. M. H. French of Bostou has been iiliNcSTY p a r i l l a . I did llsvll so, and before why the said instrument should not be proved, hot days show how imminent a typhoid CENTS buys one of the Stamps In the Stamp long I began to get straightened Wm. E. Webster, late of Rockland. in town for a few days-----Mis- Addie out. My pain W flU fir left me, and I be. approved and allowed as the last will and testa­ epidemic is. System of Deposit in the KOUKLANI) gan to work w ith fll/TUl comfort. I :un Wills filled: Wm. Thompson, second, ment of the deceased. Loring is at Lincolnville. TRUST COMPANY. not so young as I was once, but 33-85 C. E. M ESER V EY , Judge, o o true copy,—A tte st: o o The stamps tire fohI l'». dt-rmnlnatlona of 5, 1* last summer I r’#s, lrk rode the mowing late of Rockland; Evelyn B. Hall, late of There was a social hop in Rice Engine and5 25 cents, and are to be pasted In books prepnrod machine in the r flllw forenoon and the E d w ard K. Go u l d , R egister. PLUG Miss Lizzie Levensaler pleasantly en­ for the purpose. When a leaf Is e. vered It amount* horscrake in the 1 WW afternoon, and the Warren; Wyman W. Ulmer, late of Rock Hall, Wednesday evening, under the to |1, widen it* then deposited in ihe bank an<* boys said I was a pretty good man land; John N. Brown, late of Thomaston. tertained friends, at her father’s resi­ management of Mesds. H Cotnery. I t is every chewer’s choice bank accou• » opened. in haying yet. I know L c o d 'h Sarsaparilla Wills allowed: Sarah J. Ludwig, late of It Inculcat.-s habits of aavinif on the pnrt of tbc i goodxT medicine. Leu is Hall, Administrator on the estate of Ruth dence, Gleason street, Monday evening N S. Fales, J . McCoy and J . H. Feeban because it is the choicest young. A great sucre-s wherever adopted. Call Respectfully, M oses M o rse. Rockland, Rebecca C. Ludwig, executrix. E. Rollins, late of Warren, In said County, de of last week. and gut fall particulars. ceased, having presented his first und final account ’Twas a nice time. A very fine baked tobacco in the land. Try it EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEED. Timothy Harrington, late of Rockland, Tim­ of administration of snld estate for allowance: 0 0 3’per cent interest will lie allowed on O r d e r e d , That notice thereof given, three The Herald has another “Creek ite’ bean supper was served, at 11:30 The deposits. othy and Eugene Harrington, executors. weeks successively, in T he Co u rier G a z e t t e , Petitions filed : Clarence E. Cassiola, for printed in Rockland. In sa d County, that all per screed, and hns a great deal to say tables were prettily decorated with JNO. FINZER & BROS., Louisville,Ky. A G E N T S ! Ro c k la n d —A. F. Crockett Co, sons interested may attend at a Probate Court to Jns Donahue. IIck h ica n e—T . W . B ulllvai. change of name to Clarence E. Daniels. J. be held at Rockland, on the third Tuesday ot about the “Judge,” etc., ns the author flowers. Mr. D. Potter was floor VO’ALIIAVEN, AlE.- D. II. Olldd. n A Clock out of September next, and show cause, if any they have, H. II. Hewett, adm. of Samuel Pillsbury late of T he C.-G. item which disturbed the manager. order shows it on the v,hy the said account should not be allowed. o o of Rockland, for distribution of personal 33 36 C. E. MESERVEY, Judge, Herald's equanimity. We would rise to face. When the hu­ rue copy,—A tte st: Waldo Robinson, the little son of W. property. Wm. E. Vinal, guardian of Loretta E d w a rd K . G o u l d , R egister. l>olitely remark that no “ Judge” or To P r e s e t ROCKLAND TRUST CO. C. Bryant and wile of Brockton. Mess . man machine goes F. and Geo S. Carney of Boston, Mass., for anyone called thu “Judge” had anything The richness, color, and beauty of the A . F. C r o c k e t r, President. OBITUARY. who are at the residence of Capt. E. A K. A. Bu tler , Vie* President. wrong, the physiogno­ license to accept offer for real estate. Martha to do with it. hair, the greatest care is necessary, Robinson, is well provided with grand­ C. M. K/ l i.o cii, Secretary. my tells tales. If you V. Barrows, guardian of Henry B. and Bessie Ex-U.S. Consul General Wakefield G. Frye o o much harm being done by the use of P. Richmond, for license to sell real estate. George B. McFarland, older son of mothers nnd the like. He has two great­ worthless dressings. To be sure of hav­ nd deal- in Bonds, Bank Stock aud o’her d o n o t look well, take died at Halifax, NovaScotia, Aug. 14,. lie had conservative Income securities. Petitions granted : Michael Cullen, guar­ been ill for about five weeks. He was 66 Capt. Robert McFarland, formerly of grandmothers, Mrs. Mnrtbn B. Waldo of ing a first-class article, ask your drug* Investors are respectfully Invited to call nnd In­ dian of Mary B. and Wm. Cullen, of Thomas­ Rockland, and Mrs. Bryant of Brockton; gistcr perfumer for Ayer’s H air Vigor, spect our line of securities before placing their years of age and leaves a widow and four Thomaston, but now residing in Everett, It is «.b»vlutely superior to any o f money elsewhere. B e e c h a m ’s ton, for license to sell real estate. For change he hns also two grandfathers, Capt. E Sate i cposlt Boxes to reut Mt <95, »G, • ? children. He first went to Halifax in 1SS2 Wash., has not been heard from for preparation of the kind. It restores and BIO Per Year. 36 of name of Hattie A., Edith A., and Duncan as American consul and went out in 1885 and something more than a year. He was A. Robinson of Thomaston and ILL original color and fullness to hair wl (.w s r . „ ) P i l l s B. Jones, Ho Starrett. G. Dudley Gould, was reappointed in 1S89. Mr. Frye one locatetl at Cardiff, Tenn., for. a time. Bryant of Brockton ; one grandmother, has become ’hi-^fadet’ \ a Box. / guardian of Minnie M. Gould, of Warren, for time practiced law in Rockland, where he Mrs. E. A. Robinson of Thomaston; and keeps the scalpB^ Dr. Burnham. (Tasteless) The last his parents beard from him was license to sell real estate. James B. Higgins, was judge of our police court, and was also from dandruff. If The Celebrated Optic­ as cents a box the receipt of a pttcknge of papers be­ one step-grandmother, Mrs. H L. Bryant ian anti Maker of Lenses, Jr., guardian of Lottie F. and Grace D. Tay­ prevents baldness, a editor of the Gazette for a number of years. longing to Capt. McFarland, which was of Brockton; and as to aunts and cousins ___ to correspond with all kinds lor, of Rockland, for license to accept offer of peculiar aud falling sight, can be found ut 572 The Belfast Journal says: mailed at Jersey City. It is thought he there’s no end to ’em. Washington Street, Boston, (opposite the Adams for real estate. House and Clark's Hotel) fully prepared to muke Mr. Frye was a native of Montville, a son has gone to sen . THE exainlnatb ns by all the latest Improved methods, Appointments made: J. W. Pearson, of the iate Robie Frye, who afterwards TH EY SAY a silken texture and lasl, or grind to order, us the case may require, glasses - (j 0 guardian of Leila Knowlton, of Camden. ed to Belfast and died here in 1867. He No toilet can be considi of every description. A full lino of Optical Instru­ graduated from Rochester University in tSjt Thomaston will have fourteen street That a good breeze on a hot day is like ments DU. BURNHAM’S KYE REMEDY’ for Allan Y. Boggs, admr. of Elmer R. Fogler, without this most popula sale and was admitted to the bar in 1853, prac­ lights by September 1, placed us follows: the shadow of a great rock in a weary medium / la rg e $1. late ol Hope. James P. Hobbs, admr. of Ira ticing law in Rockland for a few years. He of all hair-dressings. i a ’ One at Creek, one nt corner Main and land. Bills, late o f Hope. Belle K. Smith, admx. was judge of the Rockland Police Court a “My hair began turning fc f •-» V---- * - 15 of Albert Smith, late of Rockland. few years, beginning with 1S56, and was Fine street, corner Main and Roxbury That the electric lights are more dif­ ing out when I was about : Inventories filed: Henry B. Smith, late of afterwards engaged in business in the west. street, opposite Mrs Austin Williams’ fusive when it is foggy than they are age. I have lately been usi Vinalhaven. Mary B. Cullen, minor, of In 1869 he came to Belfast and opened a I _ - ' • J on Main, corner Main and Gillchrest Hair Vigor, and it is cauf Thomaston. Wm. A. Smith, late of Rock­ law office. From 1861 to 18S1 he was Dep­ when the atmosphere is clear. growth of hair of the nj street, corner Main and Knox streets, ■ ■ .. . ■ w land. Wm. Cullen, minor, of Thomaston. uty Collector of Customs at Belfast, and from That labor is going to be cheaper. R. J. Lowry, Jones Pr Levi Morton, late of Rockport. 1871 to 1879 was Clerk of Courts of Waldo lower end of Mall, corner Main and “Over a year ago The report of the commissioners to assign County. President Garfield appointed him That if any man has a fair job be find School streets, corner Main and Wads­ and when I recove dower to Peleg Rollins, widower of Ruth E. Consul-General at Halifax in 1882, but he butter hold on to it. Rollins, late of Warren, >\as filed, and notice was supersetled during the first Cleveland worth streets, on Knox street at Gleason, fall out, and wht ordered. administration, and reappointed hy President on Knox street at Elliott street, on That a gold, silver and paper dollar gray. I tried/ In insolvency; At the second meeting Harrison in 1SS9, holding the office until a Green street, on Gleason street east of must have the same purchasing power. without succ - -~ Cv of the creditors, Frederick A. Seiders took few weeks ago. His health, however, had the oath prescribed by law. First meeting of prevented his returning home. His wife, J. C. Levensaler’s residence. This That if we pay all of our little debts creditors, in the case of Charles J. Merrifield formerly Miss Annie E. Arey of Winterport, places nine nf the fourteen lights on now it will help out. was held and B. K. Kalloch chosen as two sons and two daughters survive him; also Main street. The idea is to come as Ayer’s Hair/ B E S T F L O U R assignee. a brother, Jesse H. Frye of Montville, and ( That there were only 80 men who ’ growing raj| one sister, Mrs. Fidelia A. Carter of Belfast. ! nearly as possible to lighting the Main lived before the flood whose names were , original KNOX COUNTY—Iu Probate Court held ut Rock The children are Robie G. Frye of Boston, 1 street well, and herein wo think the O N E A R T H land on the third Tuesday of A ugust, 1893. handed dowu to posterity that ever Dighton, M/ The Commissioners appointed to assign to Peleg Harry W. Frye of New York, Miss Gertrude Selettmen wise. The total appropria­ II., who sailed from Paris Aug. 8th for this , amounted to anything. “ I havex Rollins, widower of Ruth E. Rollins, lute ol tion for lights was $1000. nearly fiv/ W arn n, in said County, dec«uted, his dow< r in country, and Miss Jessie, who was with her 1 That it is reviving to have a state the real estate of the said deceased, having m .ile mother in Halifax. Mr. Frye was a member : o o glossy, tin return of their doings : paper issued in which the opposition in BBL of Timothy Chase Lodge of Masons, and | Thomaston’s sewerage work this year ervation.i o r d e r e d . That notice thereof be given, three politics can find no cause for complaint. F arm ers, 3 T Every Barrel War anted. weeks successively, In T h e Co u r ier G a z e t t e , was one of the original members of the Club 1 is nearly completed. The sewer laid have ridj printed io Rockland, iu said County, that ull per­ of Thirty, organized in 1863, of which there J years.”—' Laborers, sons interisled may attend ut a Probat* Court to this season empties into the Knox street That our two old engine houses have JUST RECEIVED be held at Rocklund, on the third Tursduy of are but ten survivors, only six of whom now J tang Bill,1 T e a m ste r s. A lot of Fancy Box Crimes, Beptember next, and stow cause. If any they have, belong to the club. He was also a corres­ sewer opposite the residence of Capt. lasted well Can find no better shoe than the The fill* »t on the market, to bo sold a1 why thu said return should not bo accepted, and ponding member of the Maine Historical Ichabod Willey. From Knox street it That it would be a good way to get 15 cer/s per p'lund. dower assigned uccordingly Society. In his family and the social circle 33 35 C. E. MKBKRVEY, Judge. stretches up through Jaccb Studley's the surplus silver into circulation by Bread W inner. A lot of ('iiliforniu Green tinge PIiiiiin, A Hue copy,- Attest: Mr. Frye was one of the most genial of men, It is strong, reliable, honest, and manufactured In 3 lb. car.*, at 15 cents per can. Sold E dw ahd K. G ould, R egister. always kind and obliging and generous to a and Richard Dunn’s lots to Dunn street, paying the salaries ol the government expressly to Kive A L L O U T -D O O R W O R K ­ every viht re ut 25 cents. fault. He took great interest in politics, and ERS the Rest Service for the Least Money- nnd across Dunn to Green street through officials with it. H a Made for Men and Boys, from soft, pliable stout; Fresh Self-raking Buckwheat, and KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate held at was a stanch Republican from first to last. in two styles. seamless Balmoral and Congress; Pure Maple Syrup, liocklui'd on the third Tuesday of August, 1893 A. C. Strout's land. A branch sower That the markets for all kinds of Prepared by Dr. u with and without tap sole. A Certain Instrument, nurportlug lo bo the last Bold by Db 4 I ba. O a te s ...... will and tistuineut of William Thompson, 2nd, late Rev. James Heath died at his home in runs up Dunn street as far as the goods are overstocked AMOS P. TAPLEY & CO., 3 L b s. P r u n e * ...... ,...2 4 « of Rockland, in suid County, huving been pre­ Auburn, Aug. to, aged 62. Rev. Mr. Heath Methodist and Baptist parsonages. BOSTON, MASS. sented for probate That gentians used to be our earliest Host Heedless Rai dn», per Lb ...... lf ic was well known in this section, having been M ore r o o m in n e e d e d l»y u - f o r th e p ro p er O r d e r e d , Thut notice thereof be given, three After thu main so.wur reaches Green apple, now it is the red astraeban. aeeoutiundatiou of fall stock, aud an It la 2a Boxes of Douoliue’s Big I) Tobucco weeks successively, In T h e Co u bieu -G a z e t t e , pastor of the church at North Haven and street it passes directly up the street, a choleo brt ween increase of reut or auerl printed iu Rockland, in suid County, that all per­ duel ill, and going at 3l'c per lb.; thia sons Interested may utt- nd at a Probute Court to Oceanville, D e e r isle. IQ? leaves a wife and That a flour barrel will hold eleven Hen of goods, we have decided «»u t h e la i ter. Tobacco Is made by Mayo, and the reg­ ending opposite W. P. Bunker’s black­ •gtE.S ft,. Have aelteted linen that are desirable le be held at Rocklund. on the third Tuesday of pecks of apples or potatoes, or three u lar price la 40c per lb. T ry It ut Pepti mber next, and show cause, if any they have, two children, |. II. Heath of Auburn and smith shop which brings it so near the Style. at'*ok anr stock, is the most powerful and MANUrACTlllKI) Ut KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate held at Corner and Leach of Friendship. Deacon does the family ironing Itocktund on the third Tue.day of August, 18118. ber ol houses west of Green street are penetrating Liniment iu existence. Cures C o l i c I. P. Starrett, Adtuinl.trator ou the estate (it Brown of Thomaston acted as clerk and other aud

THOMAS'! ON CAMDEN. APPLETON. SOUTH THOMASTON. of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., A. C. Anderson of VINALHAVEN. Mass., M. B. Starrett of Providence, R. I., K1«bt mile* north of Rockland. On the Camden- G a .. inilen we L. di- Sixteen mile* N. W. ot Rockland, on Biage line Thirteen mile* N. W. of Rockland. Settled Four mile* 8 . of Rockland, S ettled in 3776. Bet Mrs. Samuel 8. Crocker of Pomona, and Rube was oat Saturday. Rockland nnd fhomaston Electric R. R-, and , from W atren to Searsm ont. Settled about 1776. 1874. Incorporated O ct. 20, 1780. 1890, poll* 417. off from Thomaston and incorporated Ju ly 28, 1848. ▼tiion of SI. C. K. R. Fir*t known a* h trading boston fe Bangor Steamboat line. Incorporated 1890, polls 418; estates $328,087. Postm asters, J . Virgil L. Craig of Spiritwood, Dakota. Mrs. post. In 1630____ Settlem ent commenced 1791. t Incorporated Ja n . 28, 1829. 1892, poll* 206, estate* State*, $620,023. Postm aaters, A. M. Wingate. Mra. F. S. Pendleton, of Concord, N H., Feb. 25, 1891, b- ing then set off from tow n of C ar $240,017. PoBtmaRter*, F . L. D avidson: N orth, South, S. W. Jone»; North, A. Fo?*ett; East, A. M. B artlett; Gwi’s H ead, Miss A nn F a rr; Spruce Crocker’s description of the eleitant fruits Kmtvuced un*tl 1848 Rockland nnd s->nth Thom den, the other part of the town, Rocknort retnln, the gneat of friend, and relatives. M tor . Incorporated March 20, 1777. Population, R. S. K eene; W est, 8. <). B a rtle tt; Burkettvllle, W. Payton; F. A. Alden, O. N. But ler, and Head, 8. L. Hull; Ash Point, Ralph Crockett: grown on their southern fruit farm created tng the oid organization. First settled May 8, Elden Burkett; Elmwood, II. A. Morans. Select Geo. W. Payton, Selectmen, Assessor* and Over­ Selectmen, Mark D. Ames, Sidney Jackson, L. A 1890, fcOvO. In 1890 the num ber of poll* was 651 1709. In 1890, poll* 743, estate* valued at Arey; Town Clerk, Lewis Butler; T-easurcT, II quite an Interest, but by the way of consolation A aeloct party made an excursion to North and estate* were valued nt $1,858,010. m i', S. J. Gushve, Biden Burkett nnd Wilbur seer* o f the Poor; Treasurer. E. U. Burkett, $1,581,200. Waterman; Town Clerk, V. O. Kellar; Treasurer Supervisor, R. I. Thompson: Collector, F. E Bur­ 8 Sweetlnnd. for the want of them she assured the Starretts Haven Saturday evening, on steamer Gov. Galen Keene. kett; Town Agent, E. H. Walcott; Clerk, A. M, Bodwell. I; v s o busy 5ay at. tit town Friday. W ingate. that those who were privileged to have reunions Rher Thomaston news will be found on A small party of our people *->ok in tlie Many of our towns people are attending and other nice things didn’t know what were Mrs. E. C. Calderwood of Thomaston and “ifi. The pony mai' it doing good work, and gets I. E. Luce is at work for Daniel Harding, ■White Mountain excursion Sunday. An­ campmeetinc in Washington. J. L. Went­ their blessings as they would know if they daughter of Waltham, Mass., are guests of here promptly. So. Union. other party spent the (lay at Lake City, le Bodwell mves our people the chance to worth and family will spend the week there. were deprived of them. Mrs. J. 8. Conant. Two of our young men leave for the World’s Richard Thompson and Henry Sleeper enter Camden, and report a very enjoyable day. Mrs. Carrie Starrett Donlgan of Bangor, tat for a day for only 50 cents, cheaper Will Currier has taken possession of his Rev. Fr. Phelan of Rochland held religious I staying nt home. Fair next week. Kents Hill this Fall. J. P. Spalding has put a crew of men nt daughter of David J. Starrett ot Thomaston, an new home, the M. F. Hauly place. Mr. services here Sunday. Everybody Is trying for mackerel but very Philo Thurston began this week on the foun­ work on the Kellar place, clearing off dirt elocutionist of reputation, was introduced and O. Magune of Boston, Mrs. Lizzie Wiggin Hanly has moved into the tenement over Mrs. Lancester and Ihe Misses Adams and small catches are reported. dation ol a ntw barn. preparatory to quarrying stock for a largo delighted her audience by the recitation of the 'Boston, Mrs. L. B. Tumor of WushtogUD his office. Rev. Mr. Baker of Rockland preached at the Lyons of Utica, N. Y., are visiting Prof. T. L . Mbs Marion Kelley hi? been quite 111 tt monument. Ruggleses getting ready for the Christmas din­ tre the guetts of J E. Mears. Tuesday of last week Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Methodist Church, Sunday. Roberts’ family at Chas. Littlefield’s home. Bucksport with tonsilitlt. Wo miss our Owl’s Head aud Ash Point ner, from Mrs.Wiggln’s,“The Bird’s Christmas The wife of Editor Thompson continues Pease held a family reunion at their resi­ The Stickney family expect to leave here for Tho band will have an excursion to Green's news, while Crescent Beach should also to Carol,” and as an encore, with the story of the very sick. Many friends hope for a change The High School building is under going ex­ dence on Elm street. About 30 relatives the World’s Fair, this week. Landing next Friday evening on steamer Vln- represented in this column. bad boy who obeyed his aunt’s orders to fasten for the better In her condition. tensive and needed repairs and alterations. were present. W. S. Morton has a new bicycle, pneumatic albaven. Joseph Stauley is home from Bath----- the sky-light when she went out to sweep the A resident of Thomaston states that the The staging in fror» of the Fletcher building Died Aug. 4., at the residence of her tires, a good one. He has been fooling with the roof, unobservant of the fact that the shower Don’t forget W. A. Sands' entertainment at Frank Stanton is home from Redstone----- reference of our correspondent last week to the has been removed and the tar placed on the daughter, Mrs. Jacob McLain, Anu, widow thing the past few days. was coming. Rev. Mr. Johnson gave an inter­ the opera honsej tonight. The proceeds go Mrs. Fiauk Wade aud daughter Georgia nse of the “Old Tea Chest” as a guide for roof. of Foster Bickford, aged 84 years, four The Methodist parsonage is rapidly going up esting talk, which was much enjoyed. J. W. to L. Carver Post, G. A. R. are home from Woburn-----G. A. Babb and vessels coming up the river is very true, nnd About thirty from Camden went on the ex­ months. She had for many years been a and if good weather favors they expect to have Donlgan, esq , of Bangor, the next speaker, The Union Uhnrcb Sabbath School will have J . W. Babb of Camden spent Sunday at the that when he was a young man vessels all found cursion Sunday to the White Mountains, nnd cripple, caused by a fall which dislccated the roo*. on and shingied this week was listened to with close attention. John Cilley home of their father, H. P. Babb-----James Its annual picnic today, atJCarver'a Cove. their way up the river throuch the Instru­ five were left. her hip. Unable to attend to the active F. E. Thomp son,proprietor of the Barton of Rockland was called from the audience nnd P. Babb aud wife of Georgia arc hero for a The young people's meeting was held 5t the mentality of that historic old spire. duties of life, her heart aud hand were al­ House, has had a good run of companv this introduced In a flattering manner by the presi­ Misses Cora Dow, Ella Hall, Lonlse Watson few days They are on their way to tho vestry, Friday evening, led by Dr. Bacholder L. B. Gillcbrest arrived from New York ways open to every good work. In conver­ past month, with rooms full eve./ night. dent, and made an appropriate response. El­ and Marne Sheldon ate at Beechnut Cottage, World’s Fair-----L. G. Hall and wife are in of Rockland. Saturday for a two weeks visit at his old sation with her pastor, Rev. II. W. Abbott, burn E. Starrett of Battle Mountain, Nevada, Northpor’, during cctnpmeeMng week. The locomotive on the G. V. R. R. draws Boston, called there by the serious illness That was a mighty good game of ball at the hom e....M r. Stearns and wife (Mr*. Peter she expressed a firm faith and trust in God, who is visiting his native town after an absence The vestry of the Chestnut Street Baptis* nearer the Common each day. In a short time of their sou Samuel B.-----J. M. Bartlett East Boston gronnds, Friday a.lernoon, be­ Vespei) of New York are at C. Prince’s...... One sou and three daughters are left to of 18 years, was called to give some account of chinch has been redecorated And otherwise we will have regular trains running to the and family returned Saturday from a two tween our ooys and a team Irom Rockland. W. E. Mason left Sunday for North Conway, momn the loss of cue of the best of mothers. btmself and his far West surroundings, and greatly improved. Fred Aldus did the work Common. weeks sojourn at Pleasant Beach- -S. B. On- boys got worsted, 11 to 9. N. H. He returns to Orange, Mass., next On Sunday her many friends and neighbors did so much to the acceptance of all present. and did it well. Quite a large party irom here expect to go Tla'l is recovering from liis sickness. week, as his school begins there Sept 5. assembled at her daughter’s,Mrs. McLain’s, to Portland to the State Convention, Y. P. S Mrs. Starrett, like her husband a native of Mrs.Hannah Garrett,wife of Thomas Garrett, Frank L. French and wife o-e home irom W. E. Mason, E. O’B. Burgess, Geo, pe H. to pay the last tribute of respect to the de­ C. E It is to continue three days, commencing P l e a s a n t B e a c h -----A Mr. Gould of Bos­ Warren.has been In this vicinity for more than died Saturday after quite a long illness. She Squirrel Island for tt? Summer The" were Gardiner and Hf. C. Bryant, on Invita’iun ot parted. Rev II. W. Abbott officiated,taking August 30. ton, who with his family lias spent the sum­ a year for the restoration of impaired health, was aged 70 years,4 months and 3 days. Mrs. calie-l b”ck nr xpe 'ted v \v 'he serious sick- Capt. Fied Malone}. went io Cushing, The for his text, “ To die is gain." mer here, is to build immediately a fine and expects to return with her husband after Garrett was twice married, her first husband nesiOfMr. French’s .«.ihei,J. M. French,at his Don’t fool with edge tools! One of our day, ard on Friday went out tn O.d Cilley Mrs. Albert D-vis of Boston is visiting young men got his best clothes cut and an ugly cottage ou the shore south of the Hewett he made out his visit. The president recited a being named Shaw,and several children irom home in Rockland. cottage, Rock Beach-----Mr. Peaslee and that union are living here. Mrs. Garrett was fishing with Capr. Dexter Seavey. It was friends in town-----Mr. aud Mrs. H. N. gash cut in his leg by fooling with a man with a little poem in Scotch dialect entitled “ The family of Thomaston are to occupy tlio a sister of venerable Timothy Dyer. very choppy and all of the Thomaston party Rev. Herbert Tilden and wife of Cedar Ra­ Titus spent a few days at Northport last a knife in his hands. Malster and the Bairns.” After tbi« the exer­ Andrews cottage for a week or two.-----A were ?;ck except Bryant, and he d have felt pids, la., are visiting at Rev. F. M. Preble’s, week-----Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Elwell of E. S. Crawford and Chas. Benner of Warren cises were closed by singing “ America” and better if he could have been. On the rervu Mrs. Tilden being Mr. Preble’s sister. Rev. Thomaston visited in Appleton recently, have been negotiating with Win. Bessey fur his party of Rockland girls are enjoying them­ the “ Doxology,” led by Rev. Mr. Johnson. the party visited Burnt Island, and wen Mr. Tilden preached at the Baptist Church, guests of Mr. and Mrs Zeoas Fuller. Mrs. mills and privilege. If they purchase the same selves in tho H. S. Sweetlnnd cottage, also The deaths of two of the grandchildren of Sun-lav h i vp-r able pulpit orator kindly shown tbrt nch the fife • .»ing -latn : E:.veil and Mrs. Fuller were schoolmates in they will do a lumber, grain and coui business. a parly of boys in the Flint cottage.----- A Col. Thomas Starrett were reported—Capt. parly of the campers went 4o Seal Harbor by Capt. Elwell. Rev. L. D. Evans will take his vacation about Thoma'tou. They had cot seen each other Joseph S. Burgess of Brooklyn, N. Y., and A large party of the Northport resorters and played tho Spruce Head Base Ball Club. the middle ot September, and will visit Chica­ for 45 years.-----Alonzo Hawkes, wife and John Kirkpatrick of Rockland. Others con­ returned Saturday night. They report one The result was a score of 11 to 2 iu favor ol WARREN. go and the big Fair. He is not enjoying the son of Boston have been visiting here----- nected by birth or marriage with the family of the pleasantest and most profitable sea­ the campers.-----Mrs. Robert Thorndike best of health this season, and the towns poo Miss Ethel Gushee is out of health.- -Mr. who have died during tho year are—George sons of their lives. They speak highly of the and family are at the Beach.-----The H as­ Nine mile* west of Rockland, ou the K. & L. R pie ir. espective of church affiliations sincerely aud Mrs. A. H. Newbert of Rockland Frank Kalloch, Edith L. Payson wife of Avery R. Known a* a trading post in 1031. Settled ir Chautauqnan gathering. kell cottage has beeu full the past week.----- hope that the end of bis vacation may see him visited in town the first of last week----- P. Starrett of Warren, Eveline B. Hall, Isaac <1730; incorporated Nov. 7, Arrangements are being made to move the Mr. Wyllie of Warren made a short visit to i,000 acre*. 1890, poll* 517 $673,8'S. back among them, well and strong. Hodgman of Thorndike formerly of Thomas­ Winnie Pease aud friend Allen of Worces­ two buildings which are occupied by Mrs. A. Idlewild this week-----The Pioneer aud Sea Between six and seven hundred sow the ton, Mrs. Louisa E. Starrett Jones of Hope, puth, W. O. Counce; West, A. S. ter, Muss., are visidug in Union aud Apple- M. Thurston, millinery, and Whitten & Messer Gull are still occupied by their owners. htvllle, VY..J. R ussell; Highland, Wui. D. Stone Austin Vinal of Thomaston, and Cato, son of ball game Friday and only S il was taken. ton. corn and feed, and erecta new block on the lot. Selectmen, Ja?on Spear, A ustin K ealb g, Ec.wl.i S p r u c e H e a d -----We wore Lorry to learn J. W. and Carrie Starrett cf.Bangor. Keating; Town Clerk, W. I, Lawry: Treasurer; Camden people cannot expect the boys to get Galen Keene, of West Appleton, the loss Let the good work go on! M. R. Mathews; Collector and Constable, Elbrldgt clubs to come to Camden, when it costs $6 of the illuess of Mrs. Mary Blethen at Clark The following were elected officers of the at vBurton. of whose buildings by fire we recently re­ C. 1. Burrows, F. E. Burkett and J. C. Pills­ Island-----Mrs. Edward Taylor spent Sun­ sociatlon for tho ensuing year: President, L. for the visiting club’s dinner, #2.50 for adver­ ported, is receiving the sympathy of the bury have formed a company for the purpose day with James Cook-----Quite a number F. Starrett of Rockland; Vice Presidents, Visitors from ou: of town are quite numer­ tising and #3 for base bails. This time they entire community. Although he had an ous. ot doing a real estate business. They begin to of the band hoys went to Wiley’s Coruer, Virgil L. Craig of Spiritwood, North Dakota, came out even, but the boys still owe some $15 insurance of $1,200v>u theproperty.it <1 js build a.double tenement house this week on a Saturday night-----Thomas Dennison has and Samuel S. Crocker of Pomona, Georgia; ^ g ^ u r n e Spear, who has been critically and we understand they have a scheme to pav uot cover half the money loss, not to men­ lot purchased of E. Lovett. moved into one part of Freeman Elwell’s Executive Committee,Moses R. Spear and wife, is co!frw&e laid that all enjoyed the occasion. lively place on Saturday and Sunday nights. the association was transacted. The next re­ Pleaae call uud get the uauiea of those union will be held at the residence of Wm. J. who are here referred to, also the oame« of OIL STOVES! Mrs. Erastus Metcalf of Albion, Mrs. Lucy They have considerable company on these N E W F A L L Caddy, St. George. 50 more who uae VIUTOH1A FLOUR. Paysou and daughter Clura with her two sons* NORTH HAVEN nights, whom they enter^.in by singing and wives of Haverhill are at the home of Mr. and playing ou instruments. Some of them are The Cut Prices are still ou as per for­ The 14th annual gathering of the descendents Mrs. Simon Hewett...... Mrs Preble and son Miss M abJ C. Snow, a graduate of Emerson Hue singers. They are a very peaceable set and mer Advertisements. COPELAND’S. Frank have been spending a tew days in have made no trouble....M rs. Harvey of of Col. Thomas Starrett was held at the grove of Stiff and Soft Hats College of Oratory, class of ’93, has been visit I. P. S tfreit, West Warren, August 17. The Bucksport and Bangor with old friends... .Mr. ing for the last few weeks at F. H. Smith’s. Augusta is visiting her mete, Susie Vaughan THE PEOPLES FRIEND STORE, and Mrs- Curtis of Brooklyn visited Kev. My S. W. Jones has been amending C. C. Court the day was a very pleasunt one, aud the company w e koep Quite recently she gave readings hi Mullin’s which assembled was a moderate sized one with U N IO N , M E . Are in Our Store. Preble this week at Mr. Hobbs’....M issCaA ie Hall in the village, wPh such success that an ­ past w k .... Willis Luce is conducting water Quinn of Mendon, Mass., is visiting Zuer from a spring east of h is house to his buildings. more than the usual proportion of children. W h itte n 6c M e s s e r, You Want our Hats, We want your other was soon given at Union Hall, Pulpit Of the grandchildren ot Col, Thomas BrarretP THE RIVAL! parents....M iss Nellie Wilcox of Few Harbor. A'' her selections were rendered so He will put inahydraulic ram ....M rs.Charles waw F'roivrlotorw. of whom quite a large number were in the habit Trade. Hampshire is visiting her mother, Mrs Alijah Vaughau spent last week at Bucksport, the Aud it RIVALS auytkiug ou well that it is difficult to praise one without of attending ihe earlier gatherings, we noticed Why? Crabtree....Frank Nichols of RoumV-'T’ond speaking of all, but we think that the audience guest of Misses Hattie aud Annie L uce.... lire Murket lo-duy — One, recently made his aunt, Mrs. E- JWrrett, Capt. Harding has sailed for Portland from only the following; Marcus Starrett of Warren, were especially pleased with her presentation of William C. Burgess of Thomaston, Capt. Ebeu Two uud Three Bonier Because we can sell a Stitt or Soft short visit.. ..Miss Georgia H ark jb s is quite Philadelphia....Capt. Wm. O’Br-en of Tenants Samantha Alien.” Miss Snow is last gaining Burgess of Uaiou aud George S. Burguss ot Stoves. : : : Hat for $1 50. Compare these with iil at the home of Pierre Barrett. Harbor, master of the ill-fated ship A. her pluce in the front rank among readers and Warren. other $2.00 Hats and see how easy McCallum, was the guest of Mrs. A. E. Will­ her many friends are expecting her to win After justice had been done to the excellent it is to save 50 cents at our store. iams, last week....Capt. Henry Giles aud wile . For S a le . Ovens, Tops, Teakettles, Etc. HURRICANi laurels in the future. dinner provided, uni the company hud re­ Everything to keep houve with you cun fiud there visited (heir daughter, Mrs. A. E. Williams, Gcutleinuu’a driving borne, weigh* i oout ltXM) THE HAM* ON freshed themselves by wandering about the pouudn, nouud uud kiud, good ttiyle, prompt driver. Saturday aud Sunday....Will Cummings’ j COPELAND’S BOOTS, Mrs. D. Coombs is visiting Sandy Point SO. LIBERTY. . ® I » eautiful grove, at the summons ot the presi­ -----Mrs. Domiely of Boston the guest of house is nearly finished. The iuside work is dent of the association, L. F. Starrett ot Rock­ MAINE MUSIC CO., # SH O ES, being done by David Laughtou....The abut­ Corner Muiu aud Limeroek 8La., BOSTON 5 & 10 CENT STORE. Mrs. H. T. Packard-----Mrs. H. Dean is land, they gathered at the staud. Di?fne bles­ AND RUBBERS. Daulei Williams ha» bought a new horse ments of the R. R. bridge are completed aud Rockland, Me. visiting relatives in Rocklai -A party of sing was invoked by Rev. Mr- Johnson of -----Jesse Overlook will commence soon to the parties gone to Augusta to do a job on the Iriginal “ Guyer” Hat for only $3. gentlemen from Northport lamped on the finish his big barn---- Many of our citizens Lynn, Mass., a Baptist clergyman who is find- northern end of the islavi it week-----J. J. State House- ARTHUR SHEA, I are attending campmeetiug-----Miss Edith ------ing Warren a healthy aud pleasant place to take Attorney at Law, ■Buy your llats at tke trude O uter McCabe, John Duran an<] Win Shields are at Leighr is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah F. H. Pratt, our capable Union scribe, w*ll a brief summer outing, and whose presence at Practical Plumber. CAMDEN...... MAINE. work iu Concord, N. H Leighr---- A party ol .rieuds met at Samuel leave in a few weeks for Springfield, Mass-, the gathering added much to the enjoyment of Clapp's, Monday even lug J to celebrate bis where he enters upon a course of theological | the occasion. The secretary, 1. A. Starrett, Lute Judge ot Probate uud{Ineolveucy. I S E A V E Y , marriage to Miss Eugenia Jsukeforth-----Ross study. He will take with him the best wishes 1 read the record, aud afterwards lettem received \ Will give) curelul utu-nLlon to . -ii bueiue«» ta. lapley’s Zinner” outwears all Perfection in Drainage aud Ventilation. taunted to him In Probute uud Iir ulveuey CourLa. felts Block, Thomas! JU. other shoes. Piukbain boa a jyjvyreft carriage. of rnuuy lriends, including T u b C.-G. ' from a | " ” * “

THE SILENT MAJORITY. life. He has gone to his final rest with a char­ T H E RACES. MARINE MATTERS. and steady, with an ample supply of vessels THE IM P IN G BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL IN NEW ENGLAND. acter revered, a named unstained by a single offering, whilst yellow pine timaer freights for Europe are inclined to stiffen, on the Harry Walsh, the only son of Mr, and Mrs. wrong act, and a memory that will be long and Big List of Entries lor the Knox Driv­ The Movements of Vessels, Charters widely cherished. He was for the greater part ing Park Contests scarcity of tonnage in the Gulf and hound Harvey Walsh, died at his home In Rankin Notes and the Like. in that direction. Lumber freights to the Block, Thursday, after a short though severe or his maturer life a member of Rockland River Plate and Brazil ports are holding sickness, nt the age of 17 years. He was a Lodge ot Free and Accepted Masons, who took Next Wednesday and Thursday are days Sch. Annie M. Dickerson of Edgarton, their own, but the movement is exceedingly plumber by trade and his life is well known to c arge of the services at the grave. eagerly looked forward to by our horsemen, for Mass., which has been advertised for sale in __slow._____ Naval______store and tobacco freights are he one of honesty and Integrity. Ho was a oo those days occur the races at Knox Driving 1 HE C.-G., has sold to Capt. I homas Ginn ot steady, |,ut the demand for tonnage is mod- Dr. William A. Banks died at his home on Park. The list of entries is something phenome­ this city, and Richmond parties. Capt. Ginn . erate.' . . West India and other short ' * favorite among the boys and held in high M Iddle street at eight o’clock Saturday even­ !?,n,an.aB'.,,8 owner and will command her. , freights are quiet, and such business esteem by all who knew him, as the large nal. In the 3-minuie class are 16 eutries, The Dickinson has been sailing out of Rock- transpired during the week is indii ing after a long sickness. The funeral occurs twelve of them being Kuox County horses. In number present at the funeral indicated. The today at two p. m. Rev. W. M. Kimmell offi­ land for some time. scarcely any change in rates, either parents and all mourning friends have the this class C. H. N’el-on oi Waterville has two ciates. William A. Banka was born In East Sch. Warner Moore, Crockett, is on the | eral cargo or lumber. Homeward sympathy of all In this boar of bereavement. entries, In the 2 :34 class are nine entries, all Livermore, Me., in 1821. He was educated In way from the Kennebec for Richmond with from the West Indies are very dull The funeral took place Irani the residence, Knox County entrtes with iheexceptiou oi two ice. She sailed Monday of last week. i daily profitless, which with the extra. Jefferson Medical College. Philadelphia, and Saturday morning, at ten a. n)., and the re­ —one of Nelson’s and T. E. Gushee's “ Honesi Sch. W. II. Allison, Kenniston, left llills- incident to this period causes reh after bis graduation theretrom settled In War­ Jim" of Lincolnville. These races occur Wed­ boro Aug. 9, for Alexandria. Va„ with piaster. I ‘he part of captains to proceed mains wore interred In the Acborn Cemetery. ren where he practiced several years. In 1852 nesday. Sch. A. F. Crockett, Thorndike, sailed from J'.""’ f t ? . f t f t^ in tr ir 'I he parents wish to thank the many kind he camo to Rockland, where, Nov. 6, 1854, he On Thursday occur the 2:3S, 2:45 and 2:30 Vinalhaven Tuesday for New York, with Coastwise freights are so mactr friends for all they have done for them in this married Mary A.,Tillson, who with their two H f f i races. In the first are seven entries, and in the paving at S t5 per M. , pressed that many vessels are .die, sau hour, also for the beautiful liaral offerings children, Mrs. W. T. Cobb anJ William T. second eleven entries and in the third are eight Sch. Gen. Ames, Jameson, is at Fernan- ’ B inks, survives him. NEAR MATINICUS. entries. Nelson has horses, and fa-1 ones, In clina, loading lumber for New York. On the breaking out of the Rebellion Dr. Capt. Ira B. Ellems, one ot our oldest ship­ ad these coniests. The total sum ot 3813 is Sch. J. S. Beacham, Hatch, is en route . . Banks went out as surgeon of the Fourth masters and most highly esteemed citizen, died offered in prizes. from New York for Chelsea, Mass., with coal A Boston F ishing Schooner Findi at his residence on Pacific street Friday night. Maine Regiment. He was afterwards Assis­ One Interesting feature of the races will be a at 50 cents a ton and discharged. ; Unbuoyed Ledge. tant Surgeon of U. 8. Volunteers. It Is a mat­ The funeral service took place from the house bicycle contest between those fast wheelmen, Sch. T. W. H ’\ is bound here from New' Sunday afternoon at two o’clock, Revs. J. H. ter of record that owing to the complaints that A. C. McLoon and U S. Bird, tor a prize val­ York with coal for the A. F. Crockett Co. • The fishing schooner Braganza of Bosto I M S I g many army surgeons were not competont Sec­ Parshley and W, O. Holman officiating. Rev. ued at #25 The electric cars run to the track. Sch. Wm. Rice, Maddocks, has just dis- was tuwea here Friday by lug Somers/ retary Stanton created an Examining Bourn Mr. Holman furnishes T h e O.-G. the following Admission 50 eenis, carriages free. charged coal from New ork. Smith in a leaky condition. The Bra,*1 with tho celebrated Dr. Clymer at Its bead, US reminiscences from bis remarks at tbeservites. Sch. J. B. Holden is at the Atlantic had discharged her cargo^. here, Capt. Ellems was born in the town of Cam­ and all army surgeons were compelled to come C. H. Nelson ot Waterville arrived this whan undergoing extensive repairs. ,, , . . . .. 1 <1 m i n w 1 i- u r . • and laden with ice and hr.| den, Aug. 30, 1823. His father, John Ellems, btfore this board for examination. So rigid morning with a string of tine horses for the Sch. M. Luella Wood arrived in Wilming- . was a very worthy man, a devout Christian was the test that of 400 surgeons examined, Wednesday and Thursday races at KnoxDrlv. ton, N. C., Monday, eleven days from Rock- , the . banks* bbe aud a local preacher of the Methodist Church. but 06 passed, and Dr. Banks of Rockland was { Park. In the string is the fast stallion Fred port with ice. She goes from there to Matinicus when sly; • fte m p o n s H O M i .l V S E F f . 4 , 1 8 9 3 . Call and Investigate the merit* of thi* school b fore Iiie mother wus also a very excellent woman. one of the 66. Wilkes. Charleston to load phosphate for Boothbay i The accident to* going elaewlttre. Thodomacd for our i raduates exceed* tho supply. Untivalled lacilltles for teaching Dr. Banks was with.’JGrant at Vicksburg, ] at S2.12 1 2. Mate Miller is in command , . , Short hi' i and Typ writing. Illustrated catalogue free. Address COMMERCIAL COL. EGE, They reared a large family of sons and daugh­ this trip. and is accounted : Rockluud, Maine. 32-35 ters, all of whom are now dead. John Ellems hating charge of the| hospital there, and was THE ELEVENTH MAINE. alterwards in charge of a big hospital at Path- j Sch. John P. Kelsey sailed Monday from we*e tbe vicinit removed to Kocklaud with his family while F. Cobb & Co. for New York. which was buoy< Ira was a young lad. At a very early period ersburg, West Virginia. As a result of ex- The members of the Eleventh Maine Vet­ Sch. Fleet wing, Falkenham, loaded Mon- struck being co/ he chose to follow the sea, went several voyages p jsu rc’and overwork hejjtvus taken severely eran Regimental Association to the number day from K. C. Rankin & Co., for New York. ‘ captain. before the mast, but soon rose to the command sick with malaria while in thel vicinity of of fifty held their twenty-second reunion in ot a coaster. The first vessel of which he was Vicksburg, and was sent home for recovery. Sch. A. Heaton was in the stream Monday, Several like / this city Thursday and had a glorious time. loaded from A. C. Gay & Co. for New York. p|ace hefot master wus the schooner N. H. Hall of Bev­ When he reached Cincinnati, enroute, he was Their headquarters were at Grand Army hall, so sick that he was taken charge of by friends, Sch. G. M. Brainerd, Mullen, sailed this nn»nine tunt n, erly, Mass., which upon the death of the cap­ where they were guests of Edwin Libby Post. morning for New Bedford and Fall River,' tain he brought from Wilmington, N. C., to who almost despaired of bis life. Ho bad a narrow escape, however, and reached home, The forenoon was devoted to a business sess­ from F. Cobb vV Co. j 8on‘e W * her home port. About 1846 or '47,he was mate Bark R. A. C. Smith, Hooper, arrived in | The Braganz F o r recovered, and returned to duty. About two ion with Lieut Robert llrady, Jr., of New of the topsail schooner Oulnare then owned at the South MJ years ago he gate up active practice,on account York city, occupying the chair. The report New York iSth, ten days from Doboy with and sailed by Capt. Andrew Luce, father of lumber. of sickness, and since that time has gradually ot the secretary shows that only four deaths our present Collector, Capt. Win. H. Luce. Sch. Carrie E. Cook, Stevens, arrived in S O e t s . The Oulnare was finally sold to parties In failed,the symptoms of his sickness being iden­ of the veterans have been reported the last New York iSth, from New Orleans with lum­ Charleston, N. C., and Capt. Ellems sailed out tical with those that characterized bis illness at year. Letters were read from comrades ber. Transfer Ch cks Have a small line of While and of that port in her as commander for about Cincinnati, so that it is probable that ihe ex­ located all over the country. The officers Sch. Mary Langdon, Hatch, arrived in Mornl Every merchftoi is anxious to reduce his Hock posures of Vicksburg were finally respo tslble thia time of vur I uni «olng to reduce mine. ■ four years. He was then transferred to a uew elected for the ensuing year are as follows: Richmond iSth. How? By muking low prices on ull Summer Colored Cloaks for Children from fur his death. clipper built bark named the Harriet & Manila. Sch. Milford, for Porto Rico, with ice from The transfer checks are’ Goode. I have tour or live style* of Dr. Banks for man), years was Port Sur­ President, John A. Brackett, Lawrence,Mass.; 1 to 5 years that will be sold When he came north again he took charge of the Bangor, was in the harbor Monday. can now ride from Oaklandy geon here and member of the Pension Examin­ First Vice President, Setvall Pettengill, Summer Suits, at Very Low Prices. bark Charles Brewer, and later of the hark Caro­ Wayne; Second Vice President, Capt. L. E. Capt. Byron B. Strout is to command Park, from Rocs lend Highlf line Ellems which was built for him aud named ing Board, positions which his failing health schooner St. Elmo. Driving Pars, from Rockland compelled him to relinquish. He was one of Newcomb, East Machias; Secretary and O verco ats for his wife. Soon after the outbreak of the Schs. Nile, for New London, from White Oakland and irem Railroad Whl War of the Rebellion Ihe Caroline Ellems was Ihe most eminent practioneers in the state, and Treasurer, Lieut. Thomas T. Tabor, Bangor; & Case; Mary Hawes, from A. J. Bird & Co., j land or any transfer for six cents, FANCY W RAPPERS leaves a record of high charade-, and faithful- Chaplain, Rev. James T, Tabor, Bangor; A nd P a n ts , lost and he bought the Ariadne, went one or two for Boston; Louisa Francis, for Portland, On and after today the six a. m. trip onto! ness in his profession, aud] in all bis many from F. Cobb & Co. sailed Saturday. That youcau save 20 PERCENT ou. Marked Down to Cost, voyages in her and then gave the command of Musical Director, Brooks D. Steward, Dover, Camden will be dropped and Ihe 8:30 trip that dutles as a father, citizen and professional man. Saturday’s New Yorkers to sail were: Wm. I Look at our her lo his brother Henry. His next and last N. 11. In the evening there was a banquet conutCW uh Knox A Lincoln trains Is r- vessel was the Pathfinder, in which he made and campfire at Redman's hall,the banquet pro­ Rice and Carrie L. Hix, from II. O. Gurdy & And yel another of our veterans and Grand Co.; Sardinian, from A. J. Bird & Co.; Ger- sunnd An extra car will leave the power Underwear, Trunks, Bags Ham a few voyages and retired from the sea. Army men has passed away! J. H. Puinu vided by the Woman's Relief Corps. Comrade tie Lew.i, front Joseph Abbott; Thoa. Bor- •ution at 8.40 arriving to Rockland at 7. mocks and Hats at Cost. After his retirement and up the time of bis died at his home, 53 Graoite sireel, Wednesday Alden F. Wooster called to order and Mayor deti, front A. C. Gay & Co.; Morris & Cliff, death be was associated with the late Francis at the age ot 61. He was buried with Grand Knight delivered an address of welcome, Col. front Perry Bros. BICYCLES AT HALF PRICE. CHILDREN S SUIT*. Cobb in the building and ownership of vessels, Army honors, Rev. C, C. Paelan of Camden Carver presented the key of the city,said key be­ Sch. Lavinia M^Snow, Hinckley, sailed Mr Shaw hds 17 good bicycles both new and and at one time had the superintendence of the otnuiau. IlOSfi! officiating. Deceased was a man of strict in ­ ing a huge affair made of the limb and branch­ Saturday for Bear River, N. S., to load lutn- secon I hand at the Spring street rink. Sizes fleet, looking after their interests, repairs, etc. tegrity and respected by all who knew him. ber for Porto Rico. trnru 24 to 36 ach, whivh he will sell at lo t es of a tree, the incident provoking much fun. He also hud charge at one time of what arc Sch. Yankee Maid arrived Saturday front than halt price 2 Pairs for 25 Cts. Edwin Libby Post, G. A. R., assists at the Comrade Clemons of this city sang “The Sword I have tho l!w t Trade In a Omt'a Blue Suit, familiarly known as “ Five Kilns," (turning Boston. Indigo, Price SO.50, aud shipping lime In connection with F. Cobh funeral services of Dr. W. A. Banks this alter of Bunker Hill” wiih great effect. Speeches Sch, Jennie Greenbank sailed Friday for A Co. He was at one time made inspector of were made by Gen. Tillson, Past President, New London and Norwich front I arrand, lime for the port ot Rockiand. Spear & Co. Crockett & Lovejoy, LOST AN ARM. Past President Brady of New York, President During the years 1862, ’63 and '64 be was Schs. Ira Bliss, Fannie A Edith, and O. M. Fruit Jars! 0. E. BLACKINGTON. Rockland, Maine. Brackett of Lawrence, Mass., and other mem­ elected and re-elected a member of the City bers of the regimental association, as well as Marrett, for New York; Lizzie Guptill, for Sad Accident To a Young Rockland Portsmouth, sailed F'riday. Council from Ward 6 in which be always re- Lad In Warren. Edwin Libby Post. Prof. A. T. Crockett pre­ 435 Main Street. elded. By bis energy, ability and prudence be Sch. James W, Bigelow arrived front Sandy sided at the piano afternoon and evening. A DR. BELLE SLAYERS, early acquired a competency. He leaves a Thursday forenoon William J., fifteen-year- Point Friday, where she discharged coal Lightning LADIES’ widow, Mrs. Caroline (Qetchell) Ellems, and old son of W. O. Abbott and wile of this city, large party of the veterans went to Thomas­ from Philadelphia (or the Bongor tow boats. two daughters, Mrs. Pearl Wight oi New met with a sad accident while gunning on the ton aud visited the prison Friday morning. And Masons Medical Parlors. Orleans and Mrs. C. O. Etuery ot Rockland. Georges River at Warren. He was out in a The affair was well managed by the fol­ FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. We Keep allsiaaa. AUe boat with a young friend, aud in gening his Electricity, Some four years ago be bad a very se vere lowing committee of Rockland veterans: KXTIU KL'BREKH. O f f ic e llouiiu: attack of la grippe and pneumonia, and has gnn to shoot a hawk the weapon was dis­ Reported Front Brown A Company’s [*O Steamboats, Trains, Wedding*, Parties Mu**age, Alden F. Wooster, chairman aud secretary; Weekly Freigb Circular. Funeral*, Etc., Prom pt attention given. y to n A. M M e d ic a te d never been a well man since. His recent Ill­ charged, the contents entering bis right arm C. D. Junes, L. D. Carver, T. C. Saunders, 2 to 4 ?. u . B a th * . ness resulting in his death stretched over a between the elbow and shoulder, so shaileriug Geo. 11. Tighe, Alvah Babbidge, O. J. Con­ first-class Livery Horses, Ihe bone that amputation was necessary. Dr. 1 be week has developed no features of in­ Pints, Quan, Specialty i Eieeases of Women k Children. period ol 21 weeks and was marked by severe ant. This committee will bold over until Eiue aud Stylish Turn-outs. suffering borne with great fortitude and pa- Henry C. Levensaler of Thomaston performed terest, and brought no chaugc from the Two Quar SYNDICATE BLOCK, Third Floor. the operation, being assisted by Dr. Woodside after the Fourth Maine and Second Batter' apathetic condition of the freight market, for 3uckboard and Barges for Summer IT IlOCKLAND. ME. tlence. which the disorganized liuanctal and indus­ L ia w a a i iH lli.' rfe «<-A’uu u U . itau of ibis city and Dr. Wakefield of Warren. I'aWaUU Avl. tAam. Excursions and Picnics. He was a devoted hasoaji, a kind and affec. trial situation is in some measure responsible The young fellow showed a great deal of I’r/c as Reatonaole! Give Me a Call! tlonate parent, an upright, conscientious, pa. BOY SOLDIERS. ! Meanwhile off-shore freights are sustained U H KMMI A K S XCi — uiolic citizen, a good neighbor, and a friend in pluck, and ihe young fellows with great upon a fairly steady basis by the limited ; Mrs. A. J. F. Ingraham, : need to many who will sever forget his help, presence of mind improvished a tourniquet Company K of Ute Fourth Maine Regiment : supply of tuunage at hand. • • • General The Bicknell Tea M. FRANK DONOHUE, fulness. He never spoke ill of anyone aud did with a pair of suspenders and stopped the did not average 21 years of sge. cargo freights in all directions are likewise FAKK BTBK4CT, COBNICB UNION ST #« NOHTU HUIB STHSHT. wbst good be could in «is pathway through flow ot blood. Roys saved ihe republic! I exceedingly dull. Deal freights are quiet bi. U. LOl'ELiAD, Prop

CURRENT NEWS FROM ROCKPORT just the thing for our hilly ARTIFICIAL ICE. ______j ■treetg. The price paid was 9575. CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES! W lien you have 300 you get a box o f these A largo linn of carrlagea nnd hnrnesost In now : : CIGARS FREE. : : It’s time to begin talking up some We took the eleotrics from Allston to ready for tbo trade. Some groat bar gala ’ will be ' Seasonable Happenings Served Up in Read', Call and see my lino before bnjrng. Oak Square, near which is the plant offered. able Form for Home Use operetta or other entertainment for the CUT THE Fall nnd Winter. We have excellent for the production ol artificial ice The Rockville Carriage Repository, e l g l o b o s c c— s c . talent nnd can make a most creditable building is of one story, with tall chim­ KOCKVIIaI.K, m a in k . THIS 1 dustrial News That Shows Business neys suggestive of steam boilers needing Activity - Local Notes Regarding showing 5c.2-— 5c. SPOTTED ZEBRA Things" of I n te r e s t—he W eek’s Rockport has more delightful resorts a powerful draft. Payson - Tucker Record of Personal s OUT for picnio parties and the like than any Entering the open doorway, we find F o r sale by all first class rlcalei-s other p'.nce along the coast, and the upon the ground floor, literally brick . . Sixty million sold in 1892. floor, a boiler and pump in active opet a- Dexter Carleton’s Frankfurters are in frequent way in which parties of the THE guaranteed ] J J oo great demand. sort swoop down on us thissenson shows tion. At the farther end appears to be ST. CuAiR BROS- CO., Rockland CIGAR Oakland car station was broken into that the people at large appreciate the a raised platform. Overhead and at the 27-39 Ask for them and take no other. left are iron conduit pipes, thickly en­ Tuesday evening fact. GOLDEN BULEJSHOE The new hose carriage was trotted crusted with a soft or salty white frost, FOR - 1O - C EN TS Don’t let the street light matter drop. nnd lending both to the pump in exit out Wednesday evening. BURTON & WILLIAMS, We need some kind of lights for and to a large condenser in an adjoining Pronounced Ito-day the A ohange is expected nt the Carleton our streets, and whether its electricity il D esigner^ room which is their supply. tic hpd AloquiT|ci]ta.l $lui]dei% House. Mr Merrifield sells his interest Atlantic P l'H Finest Smoke in the or kerosi-no. something should be done Arriving at the plnttorm, we find its to his partner, Mr. Thomas. M a rk e t. to throw light into our dark places. flooring to consist solely of trapdoors, F. A. PETERSON, Proprietor, THOMASTON, ME., Tillson bight Infantry will not camp One or two good lamps In a few of our Uni, tho Sole Agoney In this city for something fever a foot square. Under­ these Fine Wearing Shoes, and they Make n specialty of T i ’ y o xxx . at Oakland this week as intended. The darkest places would be a welcome in­ neath these traps are the compartments c innot be purchased at any other store. men couldn’t get awav. They are a Maine made Shoe from the novation. Our Selectmen might give or divisions of the large water tank Freeport Factory, nnd they are put out Fine Granite Monuments and General J.-ol B. Slocomb of Boston, a graduate us these, at least, without any great which forms the body of the platform; for a good Style and Cemetery Work, Some Make Good of Colby University, class of ‘93. expenditure, and it would be a very and in each com partm ent is a metal box, Honest Shoe, preached in the Bapist Church, Sunday proper step. Water Power Mnrliinery for Polishing Others Better a foot square and three feot deep, filled Backed up by a Hound and Straight Mouldings. “ Magnificent” Makes Best morning. We haven’t heard much of late re­ with the pure spring water that is pres­ II. II. Maguno is clearing away the garding West Rockport’s proposed elec­ ently to orystallizi) into transparent ice G u a r a n te e ! Lighte5t, W hitest, Brightest Bread, •?*W e have In stock three Monuments and Daintiest Rolls, . . Most Delicate Cake, underbush in the woods west ol Ballard tric road to Rockland. Our people in the Around, among the boxes, course Thousands of these Shoes liAVe been Most Delicious Pastry. sold, and the verdict of the wearer Is two Table ts which wo will sell cheap an we do not Park, and will have a beautiful picnic West part of the town are wide-awake and through the tank of water spiral sets of that they are the BEST. 18 wnnt to curry them over this Winter. 14 88 grove when be is through. enterprising and we admire ’the spunk pipes conveying fluid ammonia. Why Not Try a Pair? OFFICK AND WORKS: and push they show, but we hope when When the ammonia begins to flow Owing to the threatening we itlier there RANKIN BLOCK, NORTH END. N e a r M . C. K . R . S ta t io n . was hut nbinnil attendance it the Shibles they do get railroad connection it will into these pipes, on its way to the pump, reunion at Oakland, Friday. I t is pro­ be with Rockport rather than Rockland. it is so cold as to frost the pipes wu saw, bable that the reunion will be held later We think too much of our West Rock­ and its great appetite for heat must bo port townsmen to wish them to follow How the electrics do pile them it sated by stealing heat from the water in after strange Gods. CIGARS? some times. One day last week the car the tank around the rnetnl boxes; yet When your customers stopped in front of a residence on Com A large delegation from h re will again this water is so briny that it can­ call for the tuuicial street and landed sixteen callers. attend the Crocket Recital and Concert not freeze, but it oan and does repair its The Old Hardw are S’tcre of in Farwell Opera House, Rockland, losses of boat by robbing the pure spring Rev. F. A. Snow, former pastor of tomorrow, Wednesday evening. Miss water in the metal boxes till congelation II. II. C H IU Ac CX>., our Baptist Church, is still located at Crocker, who has a number of pupils in them is perfect. The fluid ammonia Park Rapids, Minn. He and his family and many friends in town, is a beautiful thus warmed reaches the pump, which Globe T ro tte r W ill Grive Special Bargains on are well and the work of his church is reader and a moat cultured and popular forces it into tho outside stile, then to he THE BEST FLOUR ON EARTH. prospering. Ask your Grocer for it. young lady. She will be assisted by a cooled down for its greedy forage nmong Remember that they Bar Iron and Steel, Horse Shoes and Nails, )b, Wight & Co., Agents. Tbo contract on the street railway for fine array of talent, and the concert will the metal boxe9. are jobbed by mails being up the trolley wire nt Porgy be the finest thine: masically which has The spring water is at first congealed BLACKSMITH’S STOCK AND TOOLS, Notch snapped and came down to the been put on in Eastern Maine for a num­ on the exterior, ns they say the planet St. Clair Bros. & Co. Carriage Stork and Trimmings, Ship Chandlery and Flahennen'a Gnofls, Q uarry4Stock mid Toola. Paints, Oils, Nalls, Glass. Etc. ground, detaining the cars a short time ber of years. Cars leave Farwell Opera Earth solidified, and the congelation at It is the best 5 cent until repairs were made House for Rockport and Camden nt the first is rapid, but grows slower the -450 S t . , T to clL lan d , TVTo. Cart-loads of water lilies are being close of the entertainment. thicker the ice crust forms. The heat Cigar sold. ■(fcNT BY AN AUTHORITY extracted from Lily Pond and taken finds its escape thus gradually impeded, away to give plcasuro in all directions. and its Inst bubbles, caught at tho core I u sh mid reeouiuiend "Dr. Price’s LITTLE FOLKS. Sliciuu.- Flavoring Extracts" as the Lily Pond yiolds two good crops— of the enko as they ascend, are frozenin- longest and finest, and ns giving the beruty in the Summer and utility in the A smart little Rockport girl of four to the figure of a tree of glass inverted U l W o ’x-o A-ftei- zi 3S3c»3r o t Jest de’ir ihle results in the msnufac- and ending in a hollow invertod cone, or tnre of lee O wm Winter. years is very fond of her aunt, and ♦ ♦ ♦ MRS E. W. THURLOW. The village is now well supplied with doesn’t like to have other little girls hopper-shaped crater. This last cone of h the great 10 cent smoke. Fragrant, Clean and Also a Full Line 0/ Ice Cream Parlors, Oak St. tire extinguishing appliances—two hose claim her ns nunt. So the other day chill water will freeze in time; but, as Wholesoino. It la the great favorite with ,<7S oolseurs. 48 carriages,1500 feet of hose, one hook and she wanted to send word to one of Rock the market is brisk and forty-eight hours BAKER'S CANDIES. ladder truck and one hand fire engine, have already been taken in crystalliz­ EXPERT TESTIMONY. port’s doctors to bring some more aunts F RU IT0 / all kindt, not forgetting tbo unlimited supply ot for the other little girls. ing this two-hundred-pound cake of ice, I have obtained the best results from the human artificer enn wait no longer. OIOSSS, TOBACCO. the na.wif "fir. Price's Flavoring Ex- water from our numerous hydrants. o The place to.. D'-think they are just what they One of the industries of Rockport that One of the well known ministers He raises the metal box from its bed of OLIVES and PICKLES, HAVE ftuended to be, the strongest, receives considerable attention from the Knox County, when a child, sat at the water, 18 deg. below tho freezing point, Lace SARDINES and and of the most, delicate Summer visitors is the good team of breakfast table buttering the coffee-pot and whither? To plunge it now into a 1 THEM FANCY CRACKERS His mother said: hotwater bath! And why? Wny just : For A/Ornoon Tea, Etc. Mac Driscoll as he peddles fish in our CLEANED MRS. E. L PERKINS, “Child, what nre you doing?” as you take your ice cream brick from its . C urtains! CHOICE OLDSES Ifl SEALED pqC M tfES .and Ice Cream Parlors, 301 streets. Mr. Driscoll is an invalid and And Donp up equnl to now Is nt 11 ♦ ♦ ♦ manages to get about very well with bis His reply was: tin tray, by remelting the surface in con- ' Ca u t io n .—No genuine without the signature A. 61. Tenney. “O see how it shines!” and that is the tact with tho box. Tbo box was raised : E P H . P E R R Y ’S D Y E H O U S E ^can he found at the fol- small rig. Tvci-ionisr & onBETO isr, Prof. Lang should have a largo house. way we should do—make things of this by a little derrick on truoks and trundled : life shine. from cold to hot bath; ns it is raised hore- 1 'BIIKTON. 364 Main St., Rockland. Rockland Our people have boon interested in the from, it isswang into a half a box. one 1 14 Front Street fact that George Weed, formerly a resi­ NORTH HAVEN. ,’dy & Co , 4 Camden “ with a back and bottom and sides, but dent of this town but now of Central rockett Co., 743 Main •• no top or front. Quick as a flash, this ! America, is the owner ot a coffee plan­ Mr. Warren Waterman of Spruce Given up by Four Doctors ’erry, 738 “ receptacle overturns to lower than a j Leach. 720 •• tation there. He has 900 acres and em­ Hoad is visiting at W. K. Sampson’s level nnd the cake slides through a small j To Die B Hills, 672 •• ploys a big crew. ----- Mr. Harrison Beverage has a new open door into the storage chamber. irn & Thorndike, 668 “ horse... .Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Web­ Reduced to a Skeleton. - - THE NEW - - Rankin & Co., 656 •• ‘ The mackerel are with us in earnest Five heavy wagons have gono out , ster and children have returned from |d. Spear & Co , 586 •• and some handsome ones are being with their loads this morning. They { Restored to Life and Health by chardeon, 574 •• Owl’s Head where they have been visit­ caught. With mackerel plenty and po­ will each make another trip; and these ! 450 “ ing her sister, Mrs Levi Leadbetter... Allen's Sarsaparilla. •F HARDWARE ❖ STORE 4* tatoes cheap we can live quite frugally ten larger loads are the product of a day, I j 442 “ < Ariel Calderwood moved bis family to ON SEA STREET, 434 •• and yet live well. A barrel of salt using but half tho capacity ct the works, Bartletts Harbor last week....Sarah Gained 75 Pounds, 308 “ mackerel is a very handy piece of lurni for tomorrow’s product is now but half Carver has returned home... .Mabel Every woman In the state should read the fol. Is now open for business with un ele­ lure during the long Winter. frezen. Thus is nature, not defied, bnt lowing letter from Mrs. Nettle Greenlaw. Rock- Thurston is in town v isitin g ... .Mrs : port. She has found, us thoasanda of others have The Maine Alumni Association of the supplemented; and her wintry work is found, that Allen's Sursupurllla la the true life- gant line of new goods...... Etta Smith and Mabel Snow wore in Greek letter fraternity. Delta Upsilon, carried forward by man throughout the giving fluid. Rockland last week....Mrs. Edgar Ro c k po r t , Ma in k . BAlt I1MX AMI STEEL IX LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. was organized at Lake City,Friday evpn heated summertide. Artificial ice isper- ! 1 want to tell the people what Allen's Sar«a Beverage and sons Leon and Alvin of parllla did for mo. For nearly three years I never ing. Rev. T. E. Braatow of Rockport is leotly transparent and beautiful; it is saw a well day. When t tken sick I weighed 186 L A M SO M cfc SnCITVII’JSOKr, Rockland are visiting friends------Mr lbs. and I fell uway io 86 lbs. Was taken by spells President and Hon. C. F. Richards pure, to the degree of tho care exercised : SEA BTBEET HARDWARE STORE and Mrs. Small and son of Beverly I of vomiting, pain in my left side all the time, is Vice President. Rev. H. B. Wood of and it is said to last longer than natural sometimes it was more than 1 could beur. I took Mass., are visiting their daughter Mrs morphine to help the puin,but*l began to fail. Had | State St, Rockport is a member. Mr. Dike who lee; but it costs something in making. I every doctor in Rookport and the last one, I)r nk - Abner Cooper... .E d. Frye was in town | Abbott, said us the rest had, that be could do no is rusticating here is a member of tills S. J more for me. He gave me up to die und told my |i Park “ recently. I husband that I would not live, be bad done all he 7 „ .. fraternity. W. O Waterman and family and O, OLD GERMAN CHURCH. . could for uie. 15 Sea •• , A friend advised me to try Alleu's Hursaparlllu, J Great interest is being shown in the B Kent and wife and frionds had a I gave me a buttle und the third day I began to see (W ater “ Sketch of History of a Well Known it helped mu. My neighbors could burdly credit Camden concert to be given in the Opera House picnic last week at the home of Alexan­ Historical Edifice. l my story, but nevertheless It Is true, it cured me. Thursday evening, Aug. 31, by Prof. J. 1 God b lrms Alb n aud hts Sarsaparilla. Come to der Gillis aud wife... .Strnr. Myrtle M. M. Rawson of Waldoboro provides I Uockpoit to my home und 1 will tell you the sume M. Lang. He will be assisted by his l story uh I do her*-, and testify what A llen's lias lay in the eastern entrance of the us with the following historical sketch 1 done for me. My children would have been left banjo pupils and some of the best rnusi thoroughfare Monday night, Aug. 14 I without a mother only for Alleu's Sarsaparilla. I Thom aston of tho old German Church, Waldoboro: j took three bottles and today 1 weigh 1«U) lbs. und eal talent in this part of the state. A . . .Cephus Cooper of Searsmont is in The edifice was built of wood, over I never enjoyed bo’ter beal'h In my life and can valuable banjo will be giveii the mem­ truthfully say that Allen's Sarsaparilla cured town for a short time ... .Hanford Web one hundred years ago, and has been i uu« from the grave. 'I had headache ber of his class who sells the largLSt ster has moved his family into the , , ... » and backache, loss of appetite, could not sleep, dis. kept in good condition. It is 70 by 6 0 ...... and all rundown. If you are sick number of tickets. bouse owned by Lewis McDonald. use Alleu's. feet, tinishedfwiih box-like pews, with MRS. NETTIE GREENLAW. i Shepherd, Rockport Rockport takes a small share in the Reuel Mills of Mass, is in town. galleries on the sides, also titled with R ocK P onr, Me ., Aug. 2, 1893. R E P S E A L irunite Co., Vinalhavcu revival of shipbuilding at Belfast. Ambrose Deane of Camden, who was pews. The pulpit, which is elevated 8 , Smith, 1 hereby certify that the statement In regard to Messrs. McDonald & Brown of that badly hurt by the falling of a derrick feet, is painted—the only thing in the Mrs. Nettle Greenlaw's sickness Is truu, that she O. B. Jones, place have engaged E. A. W entworth to under which be was working, is now was attended by uev;-rul phy»icluns und pronounced F. My rick, church that is. The finish is elaborate. by them us incur »ble, ti nt obe wus recommt tided able to walk by the aid of crutches. He to take Allen's BarsapaGIlu, that she did lake it iA. Davidson, cut them a frame for a schooner they are The doors are hung with the wrought und is now well. I attended her through two con. flnements aud then she employed other physicians |a . A. Mahoney, about to build. Mr. Wentworth will go is now stopping with his brother, J. iron hinges of that day. Tho windows REMEDIES H. V. Lane, lu her last sickness. south at once and get ready for work. Warren Deane...,C. Carver has have the small panes of gluss, so much 1 I endorse the statement that she hai- made re. Booth Bros. & Il I G. Co , Hurricane gar ding the Alien's. Jueksen Whitehouse left Thursday and adopted the boy of Mrs. Davis of Malden, used by the lovers of “Queen Anne’ II. B. EATON, M. D , Physiciuu aud Burgoon, Bodwell Granite Co,, Spruce Hpad Rockport, Maine. A Arey, Owl’s Head will superintend the cutting of the Mass. style. There is no chimney, as foot } 11. Smith, North Haven frames. COUNTY COMMENT. stoves were used in those days. Tho ! C. 8. Staple., The pony mail service is certainly books, bible and communiou service are I E. N Brown, So Thomaston The 1893 report of the East Maine Con­ J. M. Bartlett, making good time, and Mr. Moore is a still in the church, that were used by the “ THE BEST H 8. Sweetland, pusher, but when the roads are un fathom- ference Setninury at Bucksport is members of the Lutheran church. In j Magoun & Vannah, Winslow's Mills ubly deep with the mud of Fall and baud. In its list of students we find the the church-yard are many tomb-stone^ ■ CHEAPEST” Hurt & Mathews, Tenant’s Harbor Spring how will it be then my brethren! following: Lawrence 11. Dunn and of ancient date. The first meeting of the G. W. Hawley, Lewis A. Rules ol Thomaston,and Lizzie German Protestant society was held R. Long & Son, And then alter experiencing the luxury April 80, A D., 1700, and they have 3. L Bums, Washington of a Sunday mail and a Sunday paper E. Messer of South Union. The Bucks­ belli an annual meeting ever since. In W M. Staples, bow disappointing and humiliating to port Seminary graduates many fine 1762, Rev. John M Schaeffer was settled | ‘‘FLOffftlNE Robinson Bros., Wiley's Corner fail back to the good old way 1 Isn’t the scholars and teachers. It has a most as their minister, lie was succeeded by i ‘. W. Eastman & Co , Warren Rev. Mr. CTouer, Rev. R. B. Ritz and HI THEPLE! present postal administration juBt a excellent reputation hereabouts. Ueo. Fossett Son, Lluion Rev Mr. Star man. Conrad Heyer, the '4’be Best Winter Wheat;! U. Pulsifer. Waldoboro grain old-fashioned!* first male citizen of Waldoboro, A was LiOtll p rtp r CATAKUU CANNOT BE CUBED, Fall Styles of John Burnheiuier, Narth Waldoboro The new hose carriage arrived here born in Broad Bay plantation in 1749, PATENT FLOUR (r O ’J T ,, — J. W Haggett, ariscotta Mills with local applications, us they cannot reach and died in 1856, at the age of 106 years, lu I be world. JUST RECEIVED. Flint & Stetson, Damariscotta Tuesday. At the auuual meeting the ibu seal ot the disease. Catarrh is a blood or 10 months and 9 days. He served in the JPL town appropriated $700 for a hose car­ constitutional disease, and in order to cure it Every barrel guuruuteed. 3. A. Peikius, Noble boro you must take internal remedies. Hall's Revolutionary War and was wont to re A S f a l C.bhiug riage as the one on hand would not laiarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts di­ late his adventures in that struggle with FISHER A WISE, Agents, Prices Reduced. t>mpsou Friendship carry sulUcient hose. A hose carriage rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces Hall's much zest. He was a firm aud constant Catkrrb Cure is not a quack medicine. It was 8 Commercial street, Boston. Bolih & Son, Searsmont friend of the Lutheran church. The Ask your grocer for it. bold by n|iuu>ous was purchased of the Boston Woven prescribed by one ot the best pbysicians In Ibis first church was built at the head of COAL $6 and $ 6 .5 0 a Ton i couniDtJor years, aud Is a regular prescription. ;ijuuj 1.00 buys a Fool of Nice Prepared Wood . Tilton, Thorndike Station feet. This hose carriage is a beauty, rectly on/the mucous surfaces. The perfect location, it was removed to its present i 4<*Cour«> M arly a u d A v o id th e K u sh I & Currier, Appleton combiuuiLu ot the two iogredienls Is what pro site and rebuilt. Irk Jefferson supplied with all modern improvements. duces sucoSomdertul results In curing Catarrh The auuual services were held Sunday > D rain Pipe. Masons* Supplies, Kerosene O il at Bottom Prices. A special feature is the break situated in Bead fur lesti ouials, free Widow Grey s Young, Liberty J. F. OHJBi & CO.. Props., Toledo, O. la? , with sermon by Rev. Mr. Senior of Ruorville the rear,capable of stopping the carriage Sold by drugd rice 76c. YV Jdoboro. Salt Rheum (Jure FRED R. SPEAR, No. 5 Park Street