J Wescott and others asking that the city OBITUARY. The Court. Belfast Water OF THE JOURNAL. City Government. | Supreme Judicial Company. PERSONAL. CONTENTS should assume the expense of $50 per which is the customary charge to year, Forrest A. eldest son of the late Albert M. The letter from the Belfast School Union Conference. of the gov- Dyer, Judge Spear Presiding. following Miss Maude E. Barker left to n.,1Kl The regular meeting city the Grand for heating the Memo- Saturday Government.The Red Army Wm. R. Dyer of Me., died Dec Water Co. has been received by The Jour- City ernment was held last Monday evening Kittery, visit relatives in Bangor. Cross....News of the Granges. rial Hall, inasmuch as the Grand Army The January term of the Waldo County and Aider- 28th at his home, 163 Oxford street, Port- nal with a request that it be published: Obituary... Maxine Elliott Stars with Mayor Hanson presiding have turned that building over to the use Judicial Court closed after a Morris L. Slugg returned Saturday of severe suf- Supreme \ 1918. absent. land, after many months January 8, in First Cinema Play.The man Higgins of the Red Cross Society without charge. short session Friday afternoon, when the from a business trip to Porland. He had an four months The and Supreme Judicial Court.The OF MUNICIPAL OFFICERS. fering. operation Mayor City Councils, IN BOARD Read and passed and prayer granted. divorce case of Beryl Thomas Ludwick Joseph W. Blaisdell returned Red Cross Christmas Drive. ago which it was would benefit Maine. Friday roil of accounts were read and hoped Belfast, Water Company....The The Council concurred. vs., Charles E. Ludwick was taken up from a business trip to New York city. Belfast him, but which proved to be only a tem- Gentlemen: Presuming that you are Third Maine Regiment.Per- passed in the following order: The report of City Marshal M. R. before the judge and continued. porary relief. Mr. Dyer who was born in familiar with the recent case of Wilmer Selwyn Thompson returned last Friday sonal. 218 48 Knowlton for the month of It was the shortest- term ever held in Contingent .$ December, was J. Dorman of versus this from a business trip to Boston and New ®6 10 Milbridge, Me., Jan. 10, 1896, for et als. Belfast, 2. Editorials.Farmers’ Schools. Highways .- giving no arrests and food and lodging Waldo County. There were no new en- 66(10 a resident but before the Public Utilities Com- York. ...The Draft... Fertilizers and High school.. many years of'Belfast has Company of schools. 60 00 gives to four was read and passed and tries on the criminal docket of appealed Crops for 1918.Obituary. .. Superintendent been living in Portland for the last thirty mission, FC 128, relative to the rates be- Miss Bernice Holt returned Monday to Street lighting. 407 65 council concurred. or on indictment. The Cost of a Cord of Wood. domes- Free library 86 07 years. He was a ship caulker by trade ing charged for water supplied for her studies at Bliss Business College in A letter was read from J. E. Stevens The civil case was that of Charles All Sorts.. •. The 60 06 only Ai, e; 2. Maine Items.... School contingent. and has been the firm of tic and other purposes, we beg to inquire I.ewiston. 102 94 employed by Dust Spray....A Child of Old Free text books and supplies. of Rockland, accountant, and remarks F. Drake vs. Horace Lane, Frankfort insurance. 92 78 Wm. D. Carter for many years. Funeral if it may not be deemed practicable and in Scho d repairs and to recover $122 Walter C. Shaw who has been serious- Glory (poemC-..Transfers 42 40 were made by Maurice W. Lord and City parties, and was brought Machinery and equipment repairs. services were held at his home in the interest of the people of Belfast to Real Estate.. Follow Campaign Sunday A. ly ill at his home on Court street is grad- Bridges.- 295 68 Treasurer Parker, regarding a new ac- on account of a lumber deal. Walter of Joshua_Guineas Get Ride. Dec. 30th. There were gain such an adjustment of all rates and Sidewalks 978 04 afternoon, many and H. ually improving. Se- counting which was accepted Cowan appeared for the plaintiff ,ti Editorials.. The Churches.. Sewers. 23 66 system, beautiful floral tributes from friends and charges by this company as shall more case week cret Societies....Morning Musi- Cemeteries. 7 00 and voted to install and passed in concur- C. Buzzell for the defendant The Charles E. Owen spent the past relatives which evidenced the love and equitably distribute the burden thereof 117 L0 was accom- cal in Manhattan.County Fire Department. rence. occupied all of Wednesday and the jury in Boston on business. He Maintenance of City Building. 33 26 esteem in which he was held. Enterment according to the several interests in- Correspondence. after a con- Mrs. Owen. of teaifl. 75(0 The report of the committee on high- reported Thursday morning panied by Maintenance City was at Forest City Cemetery. Mr. Dyer volved. The News of Belfast. Police 235 67 of about an finding a ,Ai.E5. Department. ways was read as to the settlement with sideration hour, Ralph O’Connell of Bangor arrived ion. 187 50 was 61 years, 11 months and 18 days old The decision of the Commission in the W. C. T. U. Conven- School transporta sum of \(.t; ft. National 92 42 the contractors who have been doing verdict for the plaintiff in the to visit his parents, Mr. and General school purposes. and is survived a a above case outlines its view Saturday tion.Admission of Chinese 27 48 j by wife, daughter, quite clearly Paupers. work on different sections of the road $40 04. Mrs. Charles O’Connell. Farmers is Under Considera- 142 50 j four brothers and three sisters. of the to gain such State of Maine acct. for the rest of procedure appropriate Old Faneuil and this was passed in concurrence, or- Judge Spear was busy be tion.... City point.... adjustment as between the municipality Mrs. George E. Brackett is able to House Service *2 816 68 of amounts as the term with divorce cases, etc. Hall.White Total. dering full payment per after a recent serious ill j The remains of Edward C. Fletcher, as a whole, and its inhabitants for their about her home Flag.Philosophy of Maine the Hon. Lindley M. Staples of Washing- Dr. L. Kilgore addressed both report. in turn to which she is subject. Chance. Harry aged 82 years, arrived from Camden last respective domestic supplies. Briefly, was received from ton and Fred W. Brown of Brooks were Board on the of A communication ! branches of the purchase Sunday and were placed in the receiving effect, it proposes that the city contribute Mrs. Harriet H. Partridge returned to County Correspondence....Two the War for the the out-of-town attorneys to appear a in the building Department asking only Noted Rivers.Switzerland Pulmotor to be kept city de-j tomb at Grove cemetery to tye interred in to the sum total of income to which this Haverhill, Mass., last Saturday after a Like United States.Brings the in the signation of the harbor lines and an out- ! Friday. f*r general use of physicians the family lot in the spring. Mr. Fletch- company is entitled, a substantial amount two weeks’ visit with relatives. 1 cases were of as Out Latent Traits. on the line of the harbor front, that the one hun- The assigned disposed city, but no action was taken er died Jan. 2nd, having been in failing for the cost of fire protection (now al- 8. Searsport—Stockton Springs- dred yard limit might be established for follows: Mrs. C. A. Rackliffe was called to Still- Pack same. health the past few years. The end came most entirely borne by the customers of Born—Married—Died—Market. Collector vs. C. E. f the illness of her as a the prohibition of alien enemy. The city ! O. C. Roberts, water Monday by The resignation of Carleton Doak very peacefully, while asleep. The de- this company), and, inferentially, there- the neces- Continued. Mrs. W. Lewis. the Board of Assessors was clerk was instructed to furnish | Small, Brown, Jr.; Libby. mother, George Union Conference. member of ceased has been an influential man in his by gain such decreased domestic rates as \ School ; sary information. Harold Moulton vs. Harry Knowles, Edith C. Wilson returned’to West- read and accepted. Council concurred. home town. He had represented the shall reasonably result therefrom. Miss The following information was filed of Bangs; Maxwell. Continued. last after spending The nomination of Carleton Doak as a town at Augusta, and at the time of his In the circular to our customers under boro, Mass., Saturday Iiool union conference will be held nearest Mit- the various fires in the city for the State Emma G. Lane by friend, weeks with Belfast relatives. member of the Registration Board by H. death was president of,the Knox Woolen date of December 1916 (per copy here- two court room in this city of Pro- 28, municipal Insurance Waldo county, tie L. Gowen, App. from decree C. Buzzell, chairman of the Republican Department: also of the Masonic Asso- which notice of the necessary Prof. M. H. Andrews of Bangor spent at 10.15 a. m. under the di- Co., president with), gave \ 16th Dec. owned by County of Wal- bate Court. Andrews & Nelson; Nor- was read and his appoint- jail, 16th, a Mason and Odd Fel- increase in and into ef- in Belfast the past week, O. State city cpmmittee ciation; prominent rates, which, put several days of Augustus Thomas, Frank A. dwel- wood. Decree affirmed. ment made and confirmed. Council con- do; occupied by Cushman; low. He also served the government as led to said decision by the Com- at the Windsor Hotel. intendent of public schools. Mr. of fect, up registering ling house of wood construction; value Kate A. Lane, Appl. from decree curred. postmaster for several years. Funeral mission, we said: Mr. and Mrs. William L. Cook have is says of these unions: Court in estate of C. E. Lane. in con- damage, $213; insurance $1800; Probate An order was read and passed $3,000; services were held Friday afternoon at 2 “It is hoped that a further portion of from to spend a V Idle the law does not require that Decree reversed. arrived Billings, Mont., solicitor be and value of contents, $600; damage to con- Norwood. be unions into until July currence, that the city o’clock, conducted by Camden Command- the reasonable return our due may weeks at their home on Cedar street. go operation vs. R. few no cause unknown. Arthur Ritchie, Assignee Philip .; jt is and desirable in is instructed to request Rufus tents, $100; insurance; The deceased leaves two realized with the permissible hereby ery. sisters, through arrangement of has been for unions to be Coliseum December Porter. Ritchie; Larrabee. Defaulted. Linwood Long Augusta, instances organ- ; to render his account Belfast Building, and a in or- Mayo, constable, Adelaide and Annie Fletcher, niece, city for hydrant and sewer service, called that date and into oper- vs. H. C. et als. a few days in the city .iriorto logo so L. Pitcher and C. W. Lancaster F. L. DollifT Hadley, spending for collection of dog taxes forthwith, 1st,Ralph Miss Louise Pitcher formerly of Belfast, der that it may thus bear, in its munici- at once. Committees may find it & for H. C. here in regard to selective draft service. ac- furniture skating rink, etc. j Dunton Morse; Brown, Jr., advantage of their towns if such i that the city treasurer may adjust his owners, store, with whom he made his home. pal capacity, its approximate portion of brick and iron construction; value Hadley. Continued. Fred A. Seward has returned from a uiu.izations are completed promptly, count with the State. wood, the burden which otherwise devolves up- A. B. vs. L. I. Bickford. Nor- in Mass. the purpose of discussing methods in con- of damage to building, wife of Robert Erskine of Payson visit with relatives Everett, An order was read and passed building, $12,000, Tryphosa E., on only those who are customers of this a edure under the new law and to as- j Jr. Defaulted. will return some time next that the treasurer be and $8,000; insurance $10,000; cause overheat- the Narrows, died Jan. 3rd at the age of wood; Brown, Mrs. Seward of the unions as I currence, city Company.” n the organization L. E. Cookson vs. D. B. Eastman. Nor- to to J. ts. t iel- ed stove. 75 years, 8 months and 14 days. She was week. inn'll a series of conferences is ar- hereby is instructed pay This is still our hope; and to this end Buzzell. Continued. from tfiese conferences the reasons i sum of seven hun- Dutch Brothers December 1st, born in the of Mr. and wood; Mrs. Eva has returned u, I At leul & Son, the ($750) store, Belfast, daughter we shall be glad to co-operate with the Jenney be combinations as announced will and tenants; a Divorces Decreed. she went to visit dred and fifty dollars, said amount being Dutch Brothers’, owners Mrs. William Shute and the last of city towards the result suggested by the Westfield, Mass., where forth and suggestions will be enter- three petitions were heard and due for steam fire and provisions; value of build- family of nine. Immediate surviving Only her who is in a hospital from to balance engine. groceries Commission; and if unable readily to daughter, relative possible improvements two as follows: was read and in con- to building, $822.50; beside the are a daugh- granted, an to her foot. unions. Other topics of interest to An order passed ing, $2500; damage relatives, husband, thus agree upon such distribution, would injury Julia E. Devine of Swanville from also be discussed. It on value of contents, ; Mrs. Adelaide and a dlicers will | currence, that the committee city insurance, $2,000; ter, Murray grand- suggest that the matter be referred to Freeman H. Hanson, who is employed John for cruel and abusive treat- •liiportant that every committee be is to to $621.08; insur- Miss Stella both of Devine has been property be and hereby instructed $1800; damage contents, daughter, Murray, the Commission for its decision theron. on a large farm in Presque Isle, nted at these conferences in order presi the stove. whom are at home. The funeral ment and non-support. Charles B. Walker to gather ance, $1500; overheated living we matter be a few with his family in .i in to the organization; employ May not ask that the spending days facts regard Sanborn of Lewiston from K. residence, Union was held from the residence Annie G. ml maintenance of the unions may be j brown tail moths in the city by the hour, Emma Downes, j Sunday brought to the attention of the people of Waldo the past week. of Melvin A. Sanborn of statutory car. at the rate of value of building at 2 Rev. Harry Hul- Belfast, said payment being twenty street; August 20th; j afternoon, o’clock, with a view to as early action little son of Superin- ! of minor children Belfast, Frederick N., the in resenting this list of unions to the for himself damage $50; insurance $1550; ley of the church officiat- grounds. Custody cents per hour individually wood, $2500; Congregational thereon as may be practicable. William B. Woodbury, uple of the State 1 wish to acknowl- to the the father to pay $4 tendent and Mrs. while in the central por- cause ing. Ames & Merrithew of Stockton given mother, the efficient services rendered and entire crew lightning. Very respectfully, is about the house after an illness with by a further orders of the week for support, until \:r Harold A. Allan, State Agent for tion of the city, the additional sum A True Copy—Attest. Springs had charge of arrangements. Belfast Water Company. from the court. bronchial pneumonia. ... Education, who has been cnarged cents hour to be allowed for ORRIN J. Dickey, City Clerk. fifteen per Harriet wife of Austin arrived Satur- Hi 1 tii.s preliminary study and who has Cox, Danforth, Harrison B. Toothaker team while working in the suburban sec- ..hh assisted in arranging this list. Mr. died Sunday morning at her home, No. 18 THE THIRD MAINE REGI- day night from West Benton, where he is for the thorough THE RED CROSS CHRIST- .. ims made a careful of condi- tions, the total expense THE RED CROSS. ini study Spring street, after a long and severe ill- by the New England Telephone as re- MENT. employed .' in every part of the State and has removal of all brown tail moths, MAS DRIVE. ness, aged 76 years. As long as her Co., to spend Sunday with his family. lit of no detail or condition which not to exceed $300. quired by law, articles were she work- ...ouid be taken into consideration in The following shipped strength and health permitted Earl Curtis and George Ford of this city An order was read and passed in con- That the Belfast Company of the Third •ruing the most effective list of unions. from Waldo County Chapter De- ed for her home and its best interests. The Belfast Red Cross has received a Port- treasurer be and during who were called to Fort Williams, with currence, that the city will be in order our desire to co-operate cember: Sweaters 465 pairs; She is survived her husband and one letter from James Jackson, Division Man- Maine Regiment working to helmets, by land in the draft have returned ii dlicers of the State to the fullest is authorized and instructed the month of February is harbor, hereby 187 pairs; mufflers, Mrs. Hodgkinson. The which contained a copy of the fol- before passed, is invited and 48; wristlets, 108; daughter, Amy ager, as failed to pass the physical Correspondence a loan in the amount of ten stated home, they negotiate 4 late home from P. Recruiting Officer Dickey, yester- a of this de- afghans, 5; hospital socks, pairs; paja- funeral took place at her lowing telegram Henry Davison, ssary representative on the most examination. j thousand dollars ($10,0001 there would be no doubt. It is the ■ ni will meet with committees in mas, 102 pairs; hospital shirts, 57; conva- Wednesday at 2 p. m., Rev. J. Wilbor chairman of the American Red Cross War day terms. Loren Hall has returned from Middle- ,i connected with advantageous of the State of Maine to have a explain details lescent robes, 6; flannel socks, 28 pairs; Richardson of the Baptist church officiat- Council: intention order. This is one of our most An order was read and passed in con- in Belfast and if the young town, Conn., where he has been employed sheets, 11; pillow slips, 12; table cloths, 2; ing. The remains were placed in the re- “The latest reports available indicate company cant school movements and its ulti- that the finance committee be j for some time and is assisting his father, currence, million men of the city do not volunteer their » ess must the per- tray cloths, 13; comfort pillows', 259; tomb at Grove cemetery, where that the Christmas Drive for ten depend upon to suit- ceiving in his work t... and hereby is authorized procure services for such a company they will be Wayland A. Hall, plumbing i-standing and the sympathetic gauze compresses, 588 packages of 20 will be interred in the spring. new members for the American Red Cross for the records they the store. ,n our educational forces. able filing cabinets city from the list of draft men in Bel- and in of all gauze rolls, 10 packages of 5 each; in the addition of six- taken for the each; has resulted fully is the official classifica- and to employ a bookkeeper per- MAXINE ELLIOTT STARS fast and will be assigned to service. The Rev. and Mrs. Harry H. Upton return- Plowing strips, 5 packages of 20 each; absorbent teen million names to its rolls. This work at tue PLAY on i in Waldo County formance of the necessary IN FIRST CINEMA list of volunteers is steadily increasing to their home at Northeast Harbor rhe schools pads, 226 packages of 2 each; irrigation number added to the more than six mil- ed in both clerk and city visit with ■ number of the union and city building city however and every day sees a few more after a two weeks’ the pads, 81 packages of 2 each; bandages, lion members before the Christmas Cam- last Friday lioois No. 65—Albion, treasurer’s office. In the big motion picture production, names and there need be no fear mother, Mrs. J. O. Hayes, represented: all kinds, 19 packages of 5 each. paign makes the total present enrollment added, Mrs. Upton’s was read and in con- written Roi a Unity Planta- An order passed “Fighting Odds,” by Cooper but that a Company will be organized other relatives. uliam, Troy, Unity, Special mention should be made of the fully twenty-two million. This is a mag- and the treasurer be and Irvin S. which is in with 32 schools; No. 66—Freedom, currence, that city Megrue and Cobb, pre- here in the near future, since Governor of this who shipment from the Winterport Branch nificent fact, an expression not alone of Charles E. Stevens city, to pay A. L. Moody as the attraction at the Colonial 1 Thorndike with 23 hereby is instructed sented Milliken has the power to draft a suffi- for a time in Ban- non, Montville, for which much credit is due the efficient the but of the fine sympathy had been at work long hundred dollars matinee and patriotism, f (tools; No. 67—Appleton, Liberty, Pa- the sum of two ($2001, Theatre Tuesday, evening, cient number to co mplete the organization. here and is spending secretary, Mrs. Margaret Niles. Mrs. and idealism of the whole American peo- gor, has returned the amount in full for Pictures has back to ulo, wiih 30 schools; No. said sum being Goldwyn brought Every effort will be made, however, to this He expects to Washington, Niles in addition to her duties as secre- The Red Cross War Council con- some weeks in city. street the international ple. •h Belmont, Lincolnville, Morrill, North- work on highway and sprinkling. American audiences recruit the full strength of the company for Nashua, N. H. is an authorized instructor in the and welcomes every new mem- leave soon in con- tary, Maxine gratulates art, Searsmont, with 26 schools; No. An order was read and passed favorite and famed beauty, Elliott, in this city without taking men other of surgical dressings and has ber of the American Red Cross; like- Miss Mabel Wadlin arrived home Sat- be and making her first as a Belfast, Islesboro, Searsport with 42 currence, that the city treasurer who is making appearance than as volunteers and in the event that four classes engaged in this branch of wise it congratulates the officers and old urday to visit her parents, Capt. and Mrs. «■ hools; No 78—Frankfort, Prospect, hereby is instructed to pay to the several screen star. this is accomplished before the call for work in four different sections of the members of the organization who have Bartlett Wadlin of East Northport. She the not seen on Stockton Winterport with 31 contractors in the street department Maxine Elliott has been the draft is sounded, the organization will Springs, town. Among their shipments this month given unstintedly of their time and effort recently underwent an operation at the indicated in the report the in several years. In resuming mustered into the service. lie No. 79—Brooks, Jackson, Mon- amounts severally stage a be where sh is are the following: sweaters, 45; mufflers, to make this membership campaign Newton, Mass., Hospital ac- a star in motion Swanville, Waldo with 27 schools. of the committee on highways and dramatic work as pic- Among those who have signified their 4 pairs; success. But the wonderful achievement I': s lias added Islesboro to the Belfast- 3; afghans, 2; hospital socks, training. concurrent action of both tures she has been appropriately equipped intention of members of this cepted by 14 one-fifth of the entire becoming nrsport Union with its six schools. For army socks, 45 pairs; wristers, pairs; of enrolling popula- MISS Alice r. ruui, wuu is timing 1C after making the proper deduc- with a role which makes demands upon in the are the fol- yeai Mr. Elbridge S. Pitcher was em- boards 19 States as members of Company past week, helmets, 1; bandages, all kinds, pack- tion of the United special salesmanship course at Simmons' to music lessons in the lsles- as in said report. her emotional talents. In emotional pos- Milton W. Walter J. Rob- oyed give tions specified is less a lowing: Blake, ages of 5 each; gauze dressings, 100 each; the American Red Cross triumph College, is detained at the home of her i"To schools, but was compelled to give The report of Chief Engineer S. S. L. sibilities it surpasses anything she has erts, William W. Dickey, Robie A. Crea- 27 of 2 than a call to greater service. The Red and Mrs. Clarence O. up as the boat arrangement at the absorbent pads, packages each; C. Finch and Edmund E. parents, Hon. Shute was received and placed on lile, hitherto attempted. sey, George present would make it necessary to re- irrigation pads, 81 packages of 2 each; Cross i; not merely a humanitarian or- Stevens. with an attack of neuritis follow- It the num- “Fighting Odd” tells a story of big Poor, n in on the island two nights in order to passing in concurrence. gave 28 and distinct from oth- flannel hospital socks pairs ; sheets, 11; ganization separate a severe cold. month as box business ventures in the automobile in- i ing kave one day in the schools. ber of fires for the six; table and BUSINESS IN NEW ENGLAND. pillow slips, 12; comfort pillows, 40; ers, but it is the mobilized heart is seen as the wife elder of alarms three and telephone cal’s three. dustry. Miss Elliott Miss Mabel Swett, daughter A SAD CASE. cloths, 2; tray cloths, 13. of the whole American people. The a spirit Extremely cold weather and the year- C. B. returned to Fires were in the Coliseum building Dec. of a-millionaire manufacturer, beauti-, Capt. and Mrs. Swett, Membersnip or wajao county ^napiei. American Red Cross is carrying a mes- end lull have been responsible for light second call Dec. 11th; Gus Larra- ful and loyal woman who, by her wit and j her studies at Bliss College in Lewiston HoULTON, Jan. 4. Two little girls aged 1st; Christmas sage of love and sympathy to American trading in every department, while the Total her his powerful ene- She is taking this course nree and seven years were left on the bee’s on Water street Dec. 13th; County Drive loveliness, brings and coal situation still presents difficulties. last Monday. 1102 soldiers and sailors and to the troops rmz/.ii Belfast. 3k.6 from all New the office of the of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Smart’s home on Congress street Dec. 16th; mies to account. Much hardship is reported preparatory to entering building Belmont. 36 civilian of our Allies in all '.ii Leonard street, Thursday night, be- director of population England localities, and work in mills and Co. Hutchins’ house on Union street Dec. Brooks... 4 235 Allan D»van, Fighting Pejepscot Pulp and Paper vviien fi.30 and 7 o’clock. The thermom- of the world. It is seeking to factories has been Burnham..a.. '*5 145 out the ideas of the parts interrupted. 29th. Odds,” has carried eter registered 10 below with a heavy Frankfort. 40 111 alleviate the suffering incident to the In dry goods, the outlook is considered Paul K. Smith, a student at the Har- was so that the pro- wind and snow The inmates of bill from J. H. Perkins 136 authors with great care, with cotton and woolen as blowing. A CaptT Freedom. j war. It is seeking to shorten the war good mills, vard Dental College, lias returned to his the Smart home were attracted by the for rental of land to the city Isleflboro. 222 duction is an example of excellent pho- machinery is well occupied and manu- presented 65 it is to a foundation for a studies after a short vacation spent with children who were taken in Jackson. and seeking lay facturers have a amount of busi- r>ing of the rock crusher in the and artistic scenic displays and : large for the use of the Knox. 204 tography the war is Mr. and Mrs. F. Smith. tml are now being cared for at the county more enduring peace when ness booked, assuring full employment his parents, Edgar to the amount of $40, which Liberty. 46 193 lays special emphasis on the dramatic jail. The note was pinned to past year on the threshold of a for some time to come. In He has but is allowed following Lincolnville. 29 199 over. As we stand addition, recently enlisted, ibe coat of one of the children: and referred to the committee element throughout. are without of de- was read Monroe 41 399 New Year in this hour of world tragedy, prices firm, prospect to remain to finish his college course. Get these children boarded at the Council concurred. Montville. 48 128 cline. With jobbers, however, the out- on city property. OF one in the minds MISS HODGDON IN CHARGE there can be but thought as domestic de- Miss Pratt of Chicago who town’s expense. I am penniless to- Storm Morrill. 40 111 look is not satisfactory, Marjorie A bill for $150 from the schooner members of night with no place to take them, Northport. 9 66 GAME DEPARTMENT. of the twenty-two million mand bids fair to be conservative and the spent the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. to and mast 4 83 keep them until you get a place for Petrel for damage rigging Palermo. the American Red Cross, and that is to volume of business moderate. Mills are for the Uni- 36 72 Martha L. White, left Friday them. Their father deserted them and through the drawer bridge, Prospect. AUGUSTA, Me., Jan. 5. Myrtle H. i not buying wool to any extent, as they while passing Searsmont.. 51 157 serve and sacrifice as never bofore.” of Maine where she was the guest n-.c Do not try to find out who they be- is now in have on hand considerable supplies. The versity referred to the committee Sears 49 240 Hodgdon of Farmingdale charge was read and port. L. White, at a house "ug to. 1 love my babies but cannot 265 shoe trade is quiet, and an unsatisfactory of her cousin Harry Stockton. 84 of the State Fish and Game Department. at on claims. Council concurred. | Look the Cistern. seep them.” Sandypoint. 62 81 feature is the possibility of development party and dance. From Orono she will B. GiJchrest She had been a clerk in the department The resignation of Elon Swanville. 43 125 j of delays in deliveries and resultant go to Portland, where she will be the CURTAILING RAILROAD SERVICE. Thorndike. 6 100 for almost a of a and “Do not look at the map, look at the of desirable for civilian a member of the Belfast School Board, quarter century, j scarcity goods as 60 214 of Mrs. Harriet Pierce Godfrey on Troy of of the says the Chicago News in wear. Leather is featureless, with trade ; guest reason of his absence from the city 78 278 her knowledge the-machinery cistern,” Maine will suffer from the curtailment by Unity. but continue on a high level. her to resume her studies at Lasclle 60 few in the of the situation of the small, prices way *f in the sum- and Council con- Waldo. department is equaled by | speaking present railroad service, especially was read accepted. Improvement in the coal situation is \ at Newton Mass. Winterport. 1C9 341 in war. the cistern it means the reser- Seminary, Center, mer months. The taking off of the curred. State. She has been placed charge by ; By indicated, but it is believed that it will be be- through Portland-New York train will be of David of Gov. Milliken. voir of German man-power which is Miss Shaw left last Saturday It was voted on complaint 1229 5158 order only temporary. Marjorie but when other severely felt, passenger ---- has been named and drained. Ger- Fresh fish is quoted on a high level, and ; in the that there was a feeling between A new commissi oner ing surely steadily morning to resume her teaching trains are eliminated, as they surely will Walker, fresh beef prices are firm. Salt pork the Fire CLIPPINGS FROM PORTLAND PRESS to succeed B. Austin of Phillips, many has drawn for war service, 9,500,- Classical High school, but tie, the State will feel the curtailment a the different branches of Depart- Harry costs more than and all pork pro- Lynn, Mass., been confirmed the of the lamb, before we of but has not yet by 000 men according to the figures ; that the great deal more. It may be, ment that may impair the efficiency ducts are abnormally high. Butter is was notified at Brunswick open- Rogers of Lowell, who Council, and in the meantime it was; Scientific and 450,000 men ar- get through with it, that “mixed” trains, that Congressman American, but has not though re- was until said unless adjusted, im- head to the de- each firm, advanced, ing of the school postponed half and half be Department, has been in Europe, comes back necessary to have some rive at military age in Germany worked freight passenger, may ceipts are light. The market has home that the committee on Fire Department be in- of the idea that we must have losses of for Jan. 74th and returned night. running over our roads in place of the pressed partment. year. Average 1,500,000 easier on native eggs, owing to the light- a and a war including minis- Miss has notified all the chief each of the war show the drain upon The Misses Nellie and Jennie Edson, luxurious and palatial trains which have structed to give the parties hearing larger cabinet, Hodgdon year ness of demand. Oranges are very high. ters of of aeronautics and of wardens that the authority under the German cistern that will eventually carried members of the millionaire colony best efforts for the promotion munitions, game Larger stocks of than usual cause teachers in the Haverhill, Mass., schools, to use their no exists apples ta comes we man power. Without doubt he is right; which they were acting longer leave it empty, a situation that explains Bar Harbor. Whatever of ill feel- an easy market. are also remaining at the Shaw home this of and the dispelling any men are chosen. themselves no longer in is re- must be prepared to make the best of it. unity if the right kind of and to consider theory for peace that constantly Council concurred. wouldn’t of the commission or the Commercial. week on account of the postponement of ing that may exist. Three or four more like Daniels the employ peated from Berlin.—Bangor Augusta-Bar Harbor Road to be Finished. a deal. State. The of the State Not Confirmed. A petition was presented by Cunning- help great superintendents their schools. fish hatcheries have been instructed to OF THE GRANGES. and others for the location THE NEWS Augusta, ME., Jan 5. For road work Wilbur O. returned ham Brothers as cessation of Mrs. Colby Monday In attempting to make peace with continue their work, any in has been to I The Governor’s Council at a session their store in that section 1918, 3246,000 apportioned she of a light near the German trou- this branch of the State business would night from Brockton, Mass., where voted to on Russia, government’s Waldo Pomona Grange will Kennebec County, this work coming un- last week unanimously lay referred to the County of the city. This was bles at home begun.. The minute there result disastrously. der the of the State Highway w as the guest of Miss Alma Colby. She the table the nomination of Hon. Willis E. hold the February meeting with Honesty supervision was a of no annexations in sum as Committee on council concurring. suggestion Commission. Half of this is to be Christmas at Camp Devens with Parsons of Foxcroft commissioner of Lights, Chairman of Fish Commission. is as fol- spent the dealing with Russia, a howl went up Grange, Morrill. The program the Federal Government. inland fisheries and game. The action of A was presented by James H. contributed by her husband and says the menu and petition from the that the German army Address of Dora Jack- does not mean Junkers lows: welcome, Construction will be started early in the the council necessarily Howes and others asking for the. abate- AUGUSTA, ME., Jan. 7. The members Christmas tree was equal to that of any was being betrayed. Then the govern- Should This money will be spent on a that the nomination of Mr. Parsons will of the created commission on sea son; response, Ada Sanborn; topic, spring. ment of taxes on the shoe factory build- ment tried to make some concessions to newly of 13 1-2 miles between this city and private home. Mr. Colby was one of not be confirmed, although there have and shore fisheries has organized with oiir Order favor National Prohibition, J. strip Leonard & Barrows and the Junkers and Russia refused to go any the Winslow the road to be con- be chosen from his been rumors in the air during the last few ing occupied by Horatio D. Crie of Castine What line, three men to company further. the choice of G. Harding; tableau, Indian scene; When to this effect. Two members of the as the Belfast Building Com- structed of bituminous macadam. of instruction days incorporated as chairman. Former Commissioner Oscar to do the to enter the officers' school Hon. W. Norton of Port- we Bhould like our county agent this work is completed there will be a council, George pany and this was granted, the council Miss Mabel Townsend went to Boston H. Dunbar of Jonesport was appointed which opened at Camp Devens last Sat- St. Clair of coming year, Edward Evans; What I plan trunk line from this city to Bangor and land and Hon. Ashley Calais, where Bhe will the director and will announce the appoint- concurring. last Saturday, spend on to Bar Harbor. nrday. were not present at the session wardens this week. to N. S. county agent. and|Gov. C. W winter. ment of fish do, Donahue, Milliken was in Boston. J A petition was presented by

A SUPERFLUOUS. The Republican Journal T GERMAN BOMBING PARTY BEING DRIVEN BACK BY THE FRENCH Perhaps the public printer, who has notified congress that he will need 100,- BELFAST, THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 1918. 000,000 flbunds of paper for government work during the coming year, will agree of this BY that a considerable proportion PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Creel’s paper is represented by George entirely superfluous Official Bulletin. I William Pub. Co.' The Republican Journal Manchester Union. Here is a chance for real conservation. 75 cent. A. I. BROWN, Editor. Cut down the above figures per their Let 75 per cent of the printers do Tell one or on farm rais- I .1 dvertisimg Terms. For ore square, | bitin making rifles the for one week irch *«t t;th in column. 25 cents ing food. Shut of 75 per cent of the and 25 cents for each eul‘sequent. insertion. a : coal. Relieve the Subscription 'Terms In advance. $2 00 a power used and save** < 50 cents for three t< nr: ?! 0 for six months; railroads from carrying useless govern- months ment publications. We note the follow- News Let- ing in one of the Weekly ters, an eight page three column sheet, issued by the United States Department of Agriculture.

of Experiments on the overwintering of house flies, says a report of the Bureau Entomology, United States Department of Agriculture, lead to the conclusion that in the latitude of Washington as well as farther South the house fly over-winters in the larva and pupa stages’ The fly dur- .. .. * m&mmmmmmmmmmmMmwummmmmr was found also to breed continuously ■* the winter in heated buildings where ing a who deserted and fled to shows a German bombing party ma- This photograph, taken by German officer Holland, there was food for the adult flies and driven hack French mitrailleuse fire and to gain the shelter of the shell crater In the foreground. terials in which the eggs could be laid being by trying coven down. and in which the larvae could develop. Ffv» of hyv<» boon shot

In the same column in which the above

appears attention is called to the Farmer’s N thou so calm Fertilizers and for 1918. OBITUARY. SANDYPOINT >h clear-eyed Patience, Bulletin No. 869 which bears title as fol- Crops j i _ and strong! _ I The Muskrat as a Fur Bearer, with Lend to teach us how lows: strength weakness, On afternoon of De- Miss Pauline Crockett of as Food. of the Director, of the New Eng- the Wednesday, Winterport The sleepless eyes of God look through Notes on Its Use Opinion cember the community was sad- several here with friends re This night of wrong!” Here is another, No. 897. Flies and land Stations. 19th, spent days death of one of its Their Control. Cut that stuff out. It dened to learn of the cently. of the old and Edwin C. PURE BLUFF. will not help win the war. Send the A few days ago the director j respected residents, Miss Nellie Blanchard, who is teami- \ had been in health for I entomologists to the bug house. Maine Agricultural Experiment Station Berry, who failing ng school in Monroe, was at home for of in a stroke The Kaiser has issued a proclamation was in conference with the directors several months, terminating the holiday. SUGAR. them for the stations of of on December 1st. Mr. Berry to his troops thanking glori- the sgricuitural experiment paralysis Mrs. Robert Erskine at the Narrows ;s other was born in in aur victories which they have achieved the Northeastern States. Among Stockton, Maine, 1848, NobojJy is to blame for the shortage of very ill. She is attended by Dr. Stevens ind had a resident of that during the year 1917. It must be that things the crop situation, including the always been sugar. Mr. Hoover and his aids have from the village. town. In his life he followed the his soldiers know that theirs has been de- well. supply of fertilizers, were discussed at early managed the situation remarkably Mrs. Clara Erskine came from Orono best ad- sea and later became a stone cutter, but "isn't this the best bread eat and not victory. Possibly the people in length and the following is their j J The public has succeeded maintaining where she is for the both of these employed, Christ- of the empire may many of them be vice: I finally gave up occupations its sweetness of temper even if the sugar ever Mother made to mas vacation. tasted? heartened the Kaiser's buncombe. The The need for large crops of for farming, in 1873 he was married you by bowl has been sometimes empty. It will country’s ^ Aldana Kneeland also of Stockton and main facts are that, one million casualties all essential such as wheat, beans, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snow from be a long time before sugar will be either foods, it with William Tell Flouil the German armies and sim- forty-four years of loving companion- Stockton Christmas .«ave been suffered by was oats, corn, rye, potatoes village spent with as plentiful or as cheap as it before barley, J in the one house auong the front occupied by the French ilar will be even greater in 1918 ship have been passed A. F. Ellis and family. the war, although the days of extreme staples, j Dh\SY BA/^*, where neither death nor any sorrow during 1917, according to statistics than it was in 1917. fertilizers and , great troops scarcity seem to be about over. During Seed, Sunday morning, Dec. 30th, it was 30 compiled. French territory labor will in cost than last has before entered to break the home arefully the first 10 months of 1916 our per capita be higher year j degrees below zero, the coldest ever amounting to many hundreds of square and will be more difficult to circle. The union was blessed by five consumption of sugar was 68 pounds. the labor j known in this village. ■ children: of Pe- miles has been freed from German domi- 1917 this obtain. Prices of crops are also likely to Lizzie S. Staples South During the first 10 months of Mrs. Morris Ames recently came from the Irvin E. of I i nation by the year’s fighting and 76 rule higher in 1918 than the last year. nobscot, Me., Boston, Sidney was increased to pounds per capita. Connecticut for a visit with her parents, .erman Crown Prince Frederick has been amount Because of the cost and lessened A., who has remained at homejand faith- The increase was due to the large higher j f)apt. S. M. Grant and wife. assisted in on home compelled to suffer the mortification of done last These labor the aim should be for maximum : fully carrying the of preserving year. to Clara A. Colson of and Miss Flora Erskine has returned Are You South? -a mg between and prison- & rather than ex- place, Stockton, 60,001) 70,000 ligures are from the records of Willett acre yields. Intensive | Going Nor- Gertrude R. Harrison of Castine, where she is attending the rs from among his best in French on be the rule. Ma- Stockton. He troops Gray who are the highest authority tensive culture should i mal school, after spending a few days The resorts of and Florida each cannon number of 1400 as well leaves also nine grandchildren of whom Georgia ands His to the sugar in this country. We may chinery, horse power and gasoline power with relatives here. an make our minds to adapt ourselves to he has been fond and one year become the winter home of in- avo been raptured, and in addition, thou- up should be utilized to the fullest amount j always very a very substantial reduction in our use of number of New sands of machine-guns and hundreds of Seed should be of the best brother, George W. Berry, the youngest creasing thoughtful Eng- sugar in the kitchen, on the table and in practicable. -ench mortars In the battles between and survivor of a of nine. landers who choose to spend the winter in candies. and should be tested for vitality long be- j only family HUMPHREYS’ was a and with associ- at- German and British the victories have fore planting time. If the seed at hand All done that loving faithful a spring-like climate, pleasant FARMERS’ SCHOOLS. j Humphreys* Homoopnihic Remedies are i.l been in favor of the latter. In Italy is low in or otherwise of wife and family could do for his comfort amid scenes of great natural beauty. vitality poor j designed to meet, the needs of families or ates, remains to be decided whether the The following farmers’ schools will be quality those facts should be early learn- | and happiness during the last months of invalids that mother, father, -something Circle Tours can be arranged. Going Huns are to win a victory or to meet dis- held in Waldo County: At Brooks, Jan. ed and better seed found if it is possible decline and the tenderest memories of a nurse or invalid can take or give to meet j in water. rail or vice aster. In Russia the Germans have won father and I the need of the moment. Have been by Returning by vjersa. 17th, 18th and 19th, The main subject so to do. The land should be put in the good husband, loving grand- ! use for over Sixty Years. Choice routes and liberal of in battle but by intrigue. Every- will be Soils. The speakers under the best for early father, kind and respected neighbor and of returning possible shape planting by Nt. FoR Prk* »here they have been outfought in the of friend remain to comfort those who are | stop-over privileges. direction of the University Maine, plowing to a fair depth and by frequent 1. Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations.. .25 *ir. Germany was never since the war will be Messrs. Donohue, Day and Gard- harrowing. left. He had ever lived an active and ! 2. Worms, Worm Fever.2S 3. of Infants.2S so near as Colic, Crying. Wakefulness opened been so weak, whipped ner. At Monroe, Jan. 21st, 22nd and terunzers win De nan as mgu useful life and only within the last few Altnougn j ! 4. Diarrhea of Children and adults.25 The Route Favored New now Kaiser knows all the 1 hy Englanders she is The care this, 23rd. The main subject will be Orchard- again as before the war and a fourth months did he give up the of his ! Coufii-s, Colds, Bronchitis.25 it his deluded 8. Toothache, Faceache, Neuralgia.23 world knows except people. Messrs. Donohue, Gard- in cost than last year, this is not; prosperous little farm. The community convenient for the ing. Speakers, higher I 9. Headache, Sick Hear", ache, Vertigo_23 i Especially reaching The fortunes of war are fickle but this is Feb. has a life ner and Yeaton. At Freedom, 4th, the time tp scrimp in their use. Mineral: been much benefitted by s.-ch ; lO. Dyspepsia, Indigc i l,Weak Stomach.23 U. S. Army camps at AUGUSTA, MACON, ■:r,e real situation today. Nevertheless 5th and 6th. The main subject will be nitrogen is markedly higher in cost than and the memories of it cannot die. He 13. Cr jup. Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis.23 14. E jzoraa. Eruptions.23 ATLANTA, SPARTANBURG, COLUM *e iiave our work cut out for us and we I Dairying. Speakers, Messrs. Donohue, last year and sulphate of ammonia is hard- was a Mason, having become a member 15. Rheumatism, Lumbago.23 do it and without falter- 16. Fever and Malaria.28 BIA, ANNISTON and MONTGOMERY. must thoroughly Gowell and Morton. At Lincolnville, ly obtainable for use in fertilizers. Organic of Pownal Lodge, No. 119, in May 1900. j Ague. | 17. Plles,Blind,BIeeding,Internal.External 25 ng. Germany still has great holding Feb. 8th and 9th. Dairy- is too valu- The funeral services were held on Satur- 7th, Subject, nitrogen of the better grades : 19. Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in Head.23 Special low fares which include meals which must be broken. We must i •powei ng. Speakers, Messrs. Donohue and able for food of animals to enter much day, December 22nd,at his late home, Mr. 20, Whoopind Coutfh....23 and stateroom aocommodations on 1 21. Asthma, Oppressed, Difficult Breathing. 23 ship near the most of the financial burden. Morton, is of the into fertilizers. Acid phosphate high | Hulley, pastor Congregational 27. Disorders of the Kidneys.23 | to above points, also to SAVANNAH, We must continue to save our food sup- because of the The floral 30. Urinary Incontinence.23 HOPEFUL. and nit abundant high church, officiating. offering CHAT- j 34. Sore Throat, Quinsy.23 S COLUMBUS, BIRMINGHAM, plies. We must push forward all our in munition mak- was and beautiful and bore silent price and great demand j large 77. Grip, Grippe, La Grippe.23 1 TANOOGA, JACKSONVILLE, TAMPA, preparations with all the speed possible. How long will this war last? That is a of esteem in which ing of sulphuric acid used in making testimony the high Sold by druggists, or sent ou receipt of price, ST. There is evidence that our efforts for question heard with increasing frequency. Medical Book mailed free. PETERSBURG, DAYTONA, acid phos phate out of raw rock. Potash he was held. j No person is qualilied to answer “hy the j all Southern are taking systematic shape HUMPHREYS* HOMF.O. MEDICINE CO., MIAMI, an.d points. preparedness of is very much of it is from inferior book,” and hope is probably father scarce, j Corner William and Ann Streets, New York. and that results of a nature ’> gratifying the belief that next spring will mark the sources and it is all high priced. But with The Cost of a Cord of Wood. Superior equipment and service. Only Direct oil] soon be visible. Some day the Kaiser of the end. how- Service NEW ENGLAND to the SOUTH. beginning Personally, such crops as potatoes practical experi- I from *ill feel tile mailed fist of Uncle Sam ever, we believe that the allies opposed j ence and careful experimenting agree in a few well located to Germany are now in a position where Only very years ago T'oen, if not sooner, he will cease his they could lay their cards on the table that it is financially profitable to use it' stumpage of excellent hard wood was '• lifting and sue for peace. face and the from now on 30 40 acre de- ; up, play game at the rate of or pounds per worth about a dollar a cord. It cost a SAVANNAH LINE We do with the certainty of winning. Potash does not seem spite its high cost. dollar a cord to chop, split and pile. Such Office: PIER HOOSAC TUNNEL DOCKS THE RED CROSS. not believe that Germany set into this Boston 42, to be so essential with the cereal as with with the idea of bluffing the thing wood sold in Maine villages for about $5 a game New through, but she is bluffing now and that the root crops. With beets, mangolds cord. Soft maple, grey birch and similar C. W. JONES, England Passenger Agent months we a About three ago received she will when a show-down is or 50 Yearsl collapse and ruta bagas, the addition of two fuel woods sold for a dollar less a cord. | For Nearly ommunication from the National Red forced.—Biddeford Journal. the women who turn to three hundred pounds of common salt manufacturers were using only P join 1,230.000 Pulp U T.IcCALL’S every mcnth for correct fash- ross headquarters which purported to be One of the signs of peace is seen in will always give increased yields. Potash spruce and and were paying mod- H ion3, for patterns, for economical buying, poplar, fjr necdlcvvork, for good stories—for 'or the information of the public. We the fact that the great financial people of unless farm H fancy should be used for these crops erate prices. [I pleasure, .'or help, fir style. did not publish this because we felt that the United States think that the end of J; I.IcCALL, Patterns fit. manure can be liberally supplied. With the increased demand of paper PRESTONS *he statements made showed pretty clear- the war will come in a few months. The conservation and production of and its marked advance in price the pulp > Jhat the organization of the executive These men have trusty agents all over maximum amounts of yard manures by manufacturers are accepting limited mix- Stable. c partment was too elaborate and the the Allied and neutral world and are and Transient preservation of all excrement, both solid tures of other varieties and have more Livery, Boarding ■ list would not he our therefore enabled to know what condi- clary approved by and and by composting is strcngly the for liquid, than doubled price paid pulp ON WASHINGTON STREET. JUST OFF MAIN STREET. readers. Since then we have scanned tions really are. It is part of their busi- IS SITUATED advocated. The addition of a hundred stock. The increase in wage has more everything coming from the National ness to know what is likely to happen buckbmr is, etc. U .reft.l drivers if desire: pounds per cord, as the manure is being than trebled the chopping cost. The in- I have single and double hitches, Headquarters of the Red Cross and also and usually they do know. is ad- Cl 13. worked over, or acid phosphate crease in cost for labor and teams has is solicited. Telephone-stable, 235-2; house. > to the work of the Your patronage e-. erything relating i vised. Both because the manure is de- STAMP BUYERS TO HELP WIN THE nearly doubled the cartage cost. And all W. G. PRES t ON, in Proprietor, organization in its activities the field ficient in acid and because WAR. phosphoric f this has re-acted on stumpage so that both at home and abroad. We are very phosphoric acid favors the growth of standing heavy hard wood within “two to say that since we laid aside the i CARD AMD glad micro of prime importance in of is held at about a nm SEND A POSTAL ASK F0» Every man, woman, boy and girl will organisms turns a day town” $2 the of or $10.00 PIN- statement, of three months ago, salary food in manure available COPY MCCALL’S; wish to Thrift <25c) and the rendering plant cord. .ONEY Offer to Women: or List of GIFTS given buy Stamps Offer to and 40 > co.it: or BICYCLE Boys 0. LIBBY. fist has been reduced nearly per cent, ithout DR, W. to this will be found finan- War These are crops practice witn *z stumpage, »o a aay team ana i tiris; or latest PATTERN CATALOGUE; or Big larger Savings Stamps. or Prise Offer to tfee administration of the work has been and profitable. Home rwh Offer t» AGE-VIS; $160.00 U. S. Government Securities—the best in cially agriculturally Iriver cost, and $2.50 to $3.50 eost for your CHURCH. its Address vastly improved by experience had, mixing will be difficult because of the wood DENTI3T. the world. Sold in sums from 25c up- chopping and splitting, green that TEE McGill CO., :33-2:0 Mat 37th Street, New Ye*. E Y. no reasonable criticism can now be amd fact that the fertilizer manufacturers in the or ward so that everyone can Wuy. lold for $5 will now costs village made ot the Red Cross administration. liave most of the in their It\iIPL3 Me ingredients >n the cars from $7.50 to $8.50 a cord. .iMiPniiiiininiil Masonic Temple, Belfast. a work and The. Red Cross is doing great and are not desirous of The cold storage warehouse of Old possession selling One can not hope to get high grade fuel it well. This is true from the man doing Prob must be pretty near empty of old them except in mixed goods. wood in villages fbr much less than $8 a »! the top, down through the whole ser- stock by this time. The old sinner knows Rail and water transportation are in- ;ord. Nor should the price be much WANTED woman in America vice to the humblest He holds how to play the game. up good difficult. Hence orders should ibove $8. Where shipments by rail are A million feet of 2 in., ljf in. and 1J in. pine her creasingly who sits by her fireside busy with our at Maine. WANTED the bad a delivered at mill Skowhegan, weather and unloads upon suf- be placed at the earliest moment in order nvolved the cost will be increased by $3 knitting needles. We say this not only M. K. D’ARCY & SONS COMPANY, fering people. that the goods may be delivered in time >r $4 a cord. The less desirable soft 61 No. Washington Street, Boston, Mass HAND GOODS of every descrip- is true but beeause it ---- SECOND because it empha- 6 m 33 \ tion. bedding, carpets, stoves. I a liberal and birch should be had for $1 5 Furniture, for planting. Cash will obtain naple gray If sizes the falsehood of the reports which THE DRAFT. itc. furniture a specialty. you ---■ Antique j If one has not >r a cord leas. Their has i: a and liscount from list, prices. $2 stumpage lave anything to sell drop me postcard are in circulation by being frequently put a call. the statement ess value and are for mar- rou will receive prompt the war armies still to b the cash, by making proper they prepared the agents of the secret German propa- All men for WAITEKD (COMBS raised by the United States will com® jf one’s financial condition and resources less labor. 64 Main Street, Belfast. j ganda. No attention should be paid to cet_with 249-3 from Class one under the new selective can one Cut a cord. A cord of wood is the fuel to a bank, money be hired by any MACDAZJNE maa^a their false reports. There are probably service plan. That means the nation’s ^a^am whose credit would warrant a fertilizer equivalent of a ton of coal. Its use leaves 360 ARTICLLj 36oTlUSTRATIONS half a million unnaturalized Germans in fighting is to be done by young men with- i their labor company giving him goods on credit and 'or war essentials the labor of mining the United States. The government can- out families dependent upon for support and unskilled in necessary in it a lower price (rate of interest) than the ind transporting the coal, and keeps BETTER not seek out and intern all those of that dustrial or agricultural work. Provost are loi fertilizer company can afford. In other within the State the money the coal Subscribers to The Journal WTm\The following clubbing offers only ■ umber who are working against it but Marshal General Crowder announces the a would cost. Chas. D. Woods. * one THAN words, buy fertilizers from company -. ubscriptions to 1 he Journal paid year the press and the people can make their I new policy in an exhaustive report upon the operation of the selective draft law whose business is selling fertilizer and n advance: attacks against the Red Cross of no avail, j EVER submitted to Secretary Baker and sent to buy the use of money from a bank whose Keep Our Bodies Warm. Annual Meeting Stockton Springs1 rhe Journal and Farm and Home, $2.00 He says Class one should pro- GOOD WORK. Congress. business is loaning monev. rhe Journal and McCall’s Magazine, 2.25 f 15c a copy vide men for all military needs of the Pure, rich, red blood is a necessity in Water Company. rhe and Woman’s Magazine, 2.25 At Your Newsdealer a of the direc- Journal country, and to accomplish that object he In sentence, the advice ;he of animal heat. It production keeps annual of the stockholders of $1.SO of the draft law so as Plan for The meeting The included in our Yearly Subscription Mr. McAdoo, as director general of rail- urges amendment tors to New England farmers is: will publications j >ur bodies'warm. We all know very well the Stockton Springs Water Company be for oar new cat- to that all men who have reached offer be sent to dif- I Send free has made an excellent beginning. provide maximum acre thoroughly pre- held at the office of the secretary at Stockton clubbing may roads, since June yields, ;hat when the arteries that carry it to a alog of mechanical books their 21st birthday 5, 1917, Maine, on Tuesday, the 15th day of ferent addresses. His first order was that full train loads of pare the seed bed, use good seed, make Springs. , j shall be required to register for classifica- limb are bound or tied, the temperature A. D. 1918. at 12.30 p. m to hear the Popular Mechanics January, in now. Magazine coal should start from the mines and pro- interest of fair distribu- and save all farm manure possible, sup- the officers and act the same, Send your subscription • North tion. Also, in the of the limb is immediately lowered. reports of upon Michigan Avenue, Chicago a board of directors for the PUB. ceed direct routes to the places where tion of the military burden. plement this liberal use of commercial to elect ensuing REPUBLICAN JOURNAL C<»., by by There is a in this at transact other business that does not suggestion that, year and to any Maine. coal was most needed. Better still he What Mr. Crowder suggests mixed or unmixed, which should before said Belfast, fertilizer, this time of we should maj properly coo|e meeting. doubt if year especially, •rdered them to start at once and they settle this matter. We Congress be ordered at once for prompt delivery and Per order take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, if our blood is ALBERT M. AMES, Secretary, started. This is the way to do business, acts upon his suggestion. on the best terms possible to obtain.— mpure, impoverished or pale. Hood’s Stockton, Springs, Me,, January 3,1918. limit the will this method Chas. Director. Stamps and country approve D. liny Woods, blood in GEO. t. JOHNSON, with the Goods. Sarsaparilla makes the good AND whoever practices it. The official who Caught Annual luality and quantity. It has an unequal- Meeting. measures”does State Fuel Administrator James C. Somewhere. •'takes steps” and/“takes Delay The annual meeting of the stockholder, of l Hamlen has notified the United Paper- ed record for radically and permanently Country. sot arrive at success in his undertakings the STOCKTON SPRINGS TRUST COM- Help Save^Your concern in rheum- at a blood im board Co., manufacturing was?” he removing diseases, scrofula, will be held in their rooms at “What did you say your age PANY banking attorney on antil the is disgusted. The man who 250 tons of Send for circulars WOOD public Fairfield, that it must sell itism and and strength Stockton Springe, Maine, at ten o’clock in the remarked between dances. catarrh, giving SAWING OUTFITS. kas executive talent and can readily see coal and 200 cords of wood in its posses- forenoon, Tueaday, January 16, A. D. 1918, to end tone to the whole system. It is a BELFAST. MAINE. a reasonable or he will com- I didn’t smartly returned elect a board of director, and to transact any what should be done and does it with sion at price “Well, say,” scientific combination of it under authority of the federal roots, barks, other bnaineaa that may legally come before MACHINE and mandeer the “but I’ve just reached 21.” and 1 ’ractice in all Courts. Probate*, practic THC.RNDIKE COMPANY, dispatch cannot fail to be approved, was girl, herbs other medicinal substances aaid meeting. j government. The same notice also __ will be “Ia that ao?” he returned consolingly. that have long been used by successful ALBERT M. AMES. Clark. P rt Maine. .aach mistakes as he may make on the owners of 200 cords of 2ft and," sqrved Bowl. physicians. Get it today. Stockton Springa, Me-. January 8.1918. specialty. pardoned. wood in Farmington. “What detained you?”—Punch FOLLOW CAMPAIGN OF JOSHUA I SALVATION ARMY WORKERS READY TO LEAVE FOR FRANCE 1 Neglected British Army Duplicates Victory of Colds bring Head of Israelite Hosts, March- ing Over the Same Grounds Pneumonia And now the British Mesopotamian army has captured Hebron. 20 miles from the birthplace of Christ, observes I the Wichita ((Kan.) Beacon. vASCARA QUININE More than 33 centuries ago Joshua, at the head of the Israelite hosts, marched over the same ground cap- -Id family remedy — in tablet Hebron and its king to i safe, sure, easy to take. No turing putting \ .tes- no unpleasant after effects. death. In one of the battles he found s in 24 hours—Grip in 3 I colds the time was too short and so he com- l Money back if it fails- Get the ■ genuine box with manded the sun and moon to stand Mr. Red Top and still while his men fought. Hill’s picture on it 24 Tablets for 25c. Forty years before. Moses was lead- At Any Drug Store ing the children of Israel out of Egypt I to this promised land of Canaan. He sent out spies, who were overawed by Children' Cry the giant sons of Anak whom they saw FOR FLETCHER’S at Hebron. All but Joshua and Caleb gave unfavorable reports, and the C ASTOR I A Lord was displeased at the perverse- of the Israel- MAINE ITEMS. ness and the credulity ites, and decreed that they must wan- der 40 years in the wilderness. Maine Man Arrested in Russia. “How are the mighty fallen.” mourn- York Dec. 28. The National fully sang David as a requiem for his nk of this city, whose Petrograd friend Jonathan, nearly 3.000 years K. E. was arrested in r, Stevens, ago. and then he asked the Lord for ,k’s branch there, will look to the guidance. God commanded him to go aient f the United States to pro- iil to Hebron, and there he was anointed interests and has no doubt all ; of .Tudah and reigned seven years ry steps in this regard will be j king of the A group of Salvation Army workers photographed at the New York headquarters ready to leave for service with before to Jerusalem. was stated by an official j going the American iii France. will aid the soldiers in front services to love are. Mr. Stevens, it was said, had army They many ways, holding religious writing And almost 40 centuries ago Abra- : not charge of the Petrograd branch letters to the girl back home. The women members of the party will repair the clothes of the boys when otherwise ham built an altar at Hebron and He has I • was opened in January. engaged. « % there bought his first land. There ix or eight men in his office force, j was buried his faithful wife Sarah, is a X: •••.•vens is a Maine man. He 1 and also Isaac and Rehekah and Ja- of Kennebunk and a graduate of cob and Leah and Joseph. ;„ n, class of 190b. ALL SORTS A CHILD OF OLD GLORY. The bones of the shepherd patri- BSDTIME archs, of David, the sweet singer of We Think So. Dr. Wellington# Koe, Chinese ambas- Dear little flag in the window there, Israel; of Joshua, the mighty warrior; Wind the clock—turn the Per- who sador to this country says: “Now that Hung with a tear and a woman’s prayer; \ s,!iox county politician, gener- have crumbled and mingled with the the is authori- ! my country has entered the war against Child of Old Glory, born with a star— fection Oil Heater out—and don’t his ear to ground, of the but the world the Central she intends doing what a wonderful are! sands centuries, ie statement that Hon. Daniel J. Powers, Oh, flag you utmost to in the on over its ancient battle- cat! will be the Demo- her help struggle against fights the v imuddy again Blue is your star in its field of white, forget in the Sec- autocracy. At present there are about \ grounds. and mankind, like Sisyphus, mdidate for Congress was born of Chinese with the Allies in Meso- ! Dipped in the red that fight; of a matter of a 125,000 rolling the great burden to the top No matter how the ! irict. It is merely Born of the blood that our forebears shed long evening potamia and France. These are skilled it roll back and create •ging on the part of the proper j To raise The o’erhead. the hill, sees masons and carpenters, but your mother, Flag, or how cold the weather, the the Knox county politician said, bricklayers, another task. when the Chinese now in the- > Mission, And now you’’, e in this frenzied day, ■klund Courier Gazette. come, But mankind has learned. Upon Perfection warm and United States returns, we have no doubt from a and say: keeps you To speak window—td speak he that their advice will result in increased reaching Hebron it refuses to of ”1 am the voice of a soldier son to bedtime. izure by government officers the who bar the to comfortable right up military activity.” Gone to be gone till the victory’s won. awed by giants way the sardines packed this year at the promised land of world peace and ; it r by dealers who refused Buenos Dec. 31. Then in the again Eastport Aires, Argentina, “I am the flag of The Service, sir; freedom. morning, light the National Canners' ^ssocia- ; Announcement is made by the govern- The flag of his mother—I speak for her to drive out chill from bedroom, bath is have been near- It is a strange and wonderful I inspection agreement, making ment that arrangements Who stands by my window and waits and fears, what drama that is on earth ! or room. The Perfection is rms and individuals wonder ly complet?d for selling 100,000,000 bush- But hides from the others her unwept tears. taking place dining ppen to tliem and their goods. els of wheat to the Entente Abies. today. You can it where you “I am the flag of the wives who wait light. carry cards with For the safe return of a martial mate. >i yoo government Thrift Too Scant. | choose. the A mate forth where the war Guineas Get Ride. .. attached were distributed by gone god thrives, Red serve as a uional Paper Co., at Livermore tape might possibly To save from sacrifice other men’s wives. Any of the young blood of Indian- A Perfection Heater is economical— sum- em- suit at Coney Island in the uits employes. The company i bathing will testify that “chickens” (in use than coal even winter “1 am the flag of the sweethearts true; apolis much to were al- mer, but it makes poor clothing j | cheaper ,it Chisholm and at Riley often of—the sisters too. one of the later acceptances of the a Standard Union. The unthought Gives ..enibered in that manner. The for soldier.—Brooklyn when coal is cheap. clean, I am the flag of a mother’s son word) are very fond of street car and at ion was made Friday, Dec. 28th, heat. A Safer New Y’ear's Ride. | And won’t come down till the victory’s won!” automobile riding, observes the Indian- ! odorless, time of the pay envelope distrib'u- portable not often that went to in the window apolis News, but It is ,nd by noon many of them With the cost of the dan- Dear little flag there, in more than homes. high liquor of the common or Used 3,000,000 to complete with a tear and a woman’s four guineas gar- office to buy stamps ger of falling off the water cart soon af- Hung prayer; Child of Old born of a star— den digging variety have an oppor- the new h ug of the cards. ter the annual New Year’s resolution will Glory, is now easy with what a wonderful are! themselves in or on Re-wicking be considerably lessened this year. Oh, flag you tunity to disport in News. No. 500 Perfection Heater Wick. utting Out C. P. Night Trains. -William Herschell, Indianapolis a city street car. ■ —■ and burned all Potatoes in England. Amid a chorus of squawks from Comes trimmed off, : I passenger trains on the Grand and 100 of and other i. Railway between Portland The potato crops of England and Wales, about coops turkeys for use. in ready | M have been dropped. This is on which the various food controllers fowls In front of William Locks’ fish Kerosene best results. rest of conservation, especially have placed so much reliance in the and poultry place at 1027 Virginia ave- So-CO-ny gives the of are ,i. md following general plan matter of conserving bread and flour, nue, the other day, four guineas es- to at.least out better than rnment give freight turning much expected from a and a series of OIL CO. OF NEW YORK 1 caped coop, STANDARD j | li chance with traffic. and are estimated at a 33 passenger 3,339,995 tons, Bank landed them on Principal Office* National and hops, flops flights per cent increase over 1916, and the larg- j City the trolley pole of a street car headed Checkers. est crops recorded since 1885. for street, where they evi- The yield per acre is 6.57 tons which is j Washington / of of to sit Nlulvaney Bangor, president three-quarters of a ton greater than last ! OF BELFAST dently regarded It policy tight. Maine State Checker Association, year, and two-fifths of a ton better than At any rate they were not tempted -s the annual State lourna- that the average of the past ten years. from their perch by downtown window ii!l he held at the Bangor Y. M. C. displays or moving picture theaters. .1 -1 2'ird to 26th. The play is open FARM LOANS. On the back the street car a! members and any who may be- trip stopped In front of Locks’, and the motorman t mbers at that time by paying the An act to establish the Farm Lands United -States War n This tourna- Savings shouted: “Here are your guineas." -hip fee of $1.50. Loan Commissioners of Maine and to au- xpected to bring t igether some thorize the investment of certain moneys Eager hands helped them to alight, in Maine and o at checker players now on deposit in the State treasury and they were taken back home. matches. ! be some hard-fought known as the reserved land fund, which Certificates and Thrift was passed at the last session of the leg- Stamps Danish Statistics. Pastor's Wife Suffers Shock. islature, became operative. Jan. 2nd. The ; few countries only act allows the Farm Lands Loan Commis- Very European wife of Rev. Frank L. j since alen, sioners to loan from the funds at their were in a position to proceed, storof the Watervilie Unitarian For Sale at this Bank. disposal on first mortgages of farm prop- August 1. 1914, with their normal quin- was stricken by a shock while at erty to holders of unmortgaged farm real quennial census. Denmark is one of Belfast Savings lie of her son in Dec. 30t h B?nk] Augusta sum than 50 cent estate a not greater per an On ■ “» to rather the exceptions, says exchange. Sale Phalen had Augusta For gone Mi— of the market value of the estate, pro- called by the slight illness of February 1. 1916. the little kingdom ily vided the security is worth not less than Notice is hereby given that Savings Rank o *f her Sunday morn- counted 2.920.000 inhabitants, 1. e., an f grandchildren. an that the borrower is an ac- IN REAL ESTATE. has 510 acre, TRANSFERS | Book No. 16,722, issued by this bank, she was one of the children, increase of souls over the cen- dressing and a bona fide 163,000 j tual resident of the State lost and has been made for 'lien the stroke came. She retained sus of 1911. been application occupant of the land offered as security. The transfers of real estate v.isriousness and did not fall, hut was following a book according to laws regulat- The loan will be granted only to assist in The distribution ratio is 75 inhab- duplicate 4 H. P. room and a in Waldo sled to another physician were recorded County Registry new books. Engine necessary dwelling houses and HORSES to the kilontetre. The ing issuing erecting itants square s called. It was found that, the entire of Deeds for the week Jan. farm buildings, including silos, clearing ending 5, con- W1LMER J. DORMAN, Treasurer. : side was Her condition Copenhagen Frederiksberg county paralyzed. or for the lands for cultivation purchase 1918: inhabitants, i. e., more 1917-3w52 regarded as serious. Mr. Phalen w’as oung Horsts. Sour.d tains 605,000 Belfast. Dec. 26, 15 CONDITION of live stock. The loans to be made are Lincoln- GOOD <1 to and no services were William Franklin Collemer, than one-fifth of the total population. Augusta than three nor , for a term of not less land and Horses. Good at the Unitarian church Sunday. ville, to Susie K. Collemer, do.; Working The 74 other cities number 604.000 more than 20 years but the entire indebt- j buildings in Lincolnville. Horses. True 1.711.000. and steam pump edness is payable on any interest date af- Pulling people. Rustic population, ubiicans Name as Place of State Arthur J. Smith, Waldo, to Chester J. : Bangor the date of the mort- The three cities, besides ter three years from Monroe; land in Monroe. Horsts. Good Driving principal Convention. to be Webber, AT. THE gage. The rate of interest charged Allen M. Small, Freedom, to Freedom Copenhagen, are: Aarhus. 66,000; INQUIRE of the State cent. Under the act the gov- Horses. Good Colored meeting Republican is five per Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Freedom; Odense, 45.000, and Aalborg, 38,000. Fye-Sight Specialist < 'inittee held January 2nd at the the State auditor, the land agent, ernor, land and buildings in Freedom. Horses. Horses priced The present war increased the import- OK THK j. sta House, it was decided that the commissioner of agriculture and the Trustees of Freedom Lodge, K. of P., Horses which ance of the seaport town of Esbjerg t^publican State convention shall be State superintendent of public schools right. you to Freedom Lodge, K. of P. Asso., Free- inhabitants), which hardly ex- in hall on March a board to be known as (19.000 BOYiNUTON OPTICAL CO., the Bangor City shall constitute dom; land and buildings in Freedom. will find just EXACTLY MAINE. i?;•!' Wallace H. Jr., of the Farm Lands Loan Commissioners of isted 50 years ago. BELFAST, Cong. White, | Edgar F. Day, Camden, to Fred W. AS \\ South Main Street, winteruort. Maine w REPRESENTED. is ton, was selected as temporary Maine. et land and buildings in j Day, al., do.; MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS i.acman of the convention. The mem Lincolnville. Concerning Gasoline. OFFICE DAYS, »f the committee present were: DU!) 1 SFKAY. A. TRUCKING THE Fred W. Day, Camden, to Emma W. L. WEST, The war department has estimated iMiian Frank J. Ham of Augusta, — do.; land and buildings in Lincoln- needs of Amer- do all kinds ot Rans- Day, that the dally gasoline l am prepared to trucking. rrt F. Hodgson of Lewiston, has ville. Dust spray or dusting fruit trees, will be 959,000 a W. Shaw of H.Sturgis Sprina Street. ica for war purposes for Sale Furniture and piano moving specialty. Houlton, Guy been tried out in this State for the lirst Geo. H. Marden, Freedom, to Hugh D. Cows ■' Daniel F. Field of for the next few yea^s. Gov- to a 2-ton Portland, Phillips, time the and bids land in Freedom. gallons Have just added my equipment during past season, Marden, do.; the total L.uothy F. Mahoney of Ellsworth, Alfred Charles ernment figures show that the c con- ; fair to become universally used. This Hugh D. Marden, Freedom, to I have some excellent bargains Acme auto true kmade by Cadill Black of Rockland, George A. Cowan and in in the United method is not new, however, as it has H. Marden, do.; land buildings daily gasoline production Leave orders at tbe corner of * Frank W. Ball of cern. stable, Damariscotta, been used in the southwest for several Freedom. NOTICE States is 6.849,000 gallons. in cows. Better look them over Rubert and Cross and they will :e Will F. Sweet of Bangor, much used in Leon E. George of Mines has authorized main streets, years. It has been hilly Blake, Searsport, to, The who the boat from The Bureau Baxter of Cherry field. Judge Fred land and parties swiped before attention. districts where a heavy load would be C. Ward, Frankfort; ouildings the publication of a bulletin which purchasing. ceive prompt Mason of Ellsworth was also present. the Twin Oak on the first of (No- burdensome. It is also used in sections in Frankfort. Cottage of connection 1 basis of is to be one states that a saving 1,500.000 gal- Telephone representation where water is scarce. Several eastern Joseph W. Brock, Searsport, to Leroy have been located if the HERBERT F. HANSON, vember, 1917, lons of may be effected every gate for every city, town and planta- with D. land in gasoline W. W. BLAZO, States have been experimenting Littlefield, do.; Searsport. boat is returned in as good condition as ob- on in the State and an additional dele- day by Americans by the careful Belfast, Maine. this process for a few years past, and Hester M. Wentworth, Knox, to Liber- r2b W aloe Avenue, Beltast. gate for every 75 votes and fraction when taken and all damage settled, all well. servation of certain simple sugges- some of them have very interesting data ty & Belfast Tel. & Tel. Co.; land and < reof cast for the Republican candi- Otherwise we shall take the law. The bureau of mines would on the subject. For a time-saver, there buildings in Searsport. tions. date for governor in 1916. more can be no comparison, as with a well- William J. Gillespie, Somerville, Mass., 2wl A. STINSON. conserve a half million gallons land in WOOLENS equipped outfit there is no stopping of to Milton B. Hills, Lincolnville; of gasoline daily than will be de- FEMALE EELP WANTED. Very Good Indeed. the the time MEASLES NOT NECESSARY. — the machine or horses from Northport. manded by the government to operate W ANTED applications for positions as approximately or the Dress Materials and Coatings direct from Although $40,000,000 hopper is filled until it is emptied, its necessary war equipment or to clerks in our subscription department from was subscribed in Maine to the two Li b- orchard One of the old ideas handed down for the W rite for and with a fair to g» cd education. If your sprayed. on its other industries factory. samples girls carry necessary will be started at my loan issues, the actual decrease in In one orchard in New York State, 30 generations was the thought that it was application is accepted, you of war. state garment planned. nr was Dandruffy Scalps during times a week ar d will be raised just as ra: inly resources of savings banks only trees were dusted (sprayed) in 13 minutes, necessary for a child to have measles, $7 What Americans need to learn at and just as high as your work justifi s Tnere $6116,627, according to the annual report at a total cost of $2.12, or at a cost of whooping cough, and other diseases, and F. A. BOX B. is no salary limit with us. You will, if you » State Bank Commissioner Frank L. materials used were Lead to Baldness therefore the sooner those diseases come this time is to conserve gasoline judi- PACKARD, ,071c per tree. The a to learn 1 choose, he given chance typing, mier. The combined resources of State Journal. sulphur 40 per cent, lead arsenate 10 per the better. Nothing could be more fallac- ciously and sensibly.—Peoria CAMDEN, MAINK. 4m:46 stencil cutting, letter writing and other j bs and national banks re- If have dandruff get rid of it to tanking institutions cent, hydrated lime 50 per cent, all you quick- ious. It is not necessary for children at. which extra good p*y can be earned ami you and will amounted to $307,651,222, a net gain of duced to a Some oth- ly— it’s positively dangerous have these “common ai ments.” Further- will have a direct line of advance ment open very fine powder. Turn Out Limbs In 48 Hours. for the An increase of cent ruin your hair if you don’t. Dan- records cover- to to some of the in the $20,615,802 year. ; er mixtures used are sulphur 80 per surely more, in the light of death you highest positions I of heads mean faded, brittle, gray, Two firms have establishment. Our business holds it, 064,802 in the combined resources ! and |lead arsenate 20 per cent, also sul- druffy ing measles and whooping cough, it seems Clyde shipbuilding publishing a future for amiutioUb who are • than national 1 hair that finally dies and falls their attention to the bright girls -iitutions other banks, pliur 40 per cent, lead arsenate 10 per scraggly necessary to take all precautions to pre- been turning willing to work—and if you are such a girl we with one the the latter out —new hair will not grow—then you vent the of such disorders. The artificial a was, exception, greatest cent and gypsum 50 per cent, spread manufacture of limbs, says will write us. We shall be can The hope you pleased Sum in resources in the history as a filler are bald and nothing help you. chances of a child’s a strong banking mixture being used principally [ becoming Glasgow correspondent, and have pro- to send you free our iliustratt d booklet “Work- * to abolish dandruff for the state. Their total assets was 100 only sure way and citizen are far better if he an idea and costs about $1 less per pounds. healthy duced in 48 hours a limb at a moderate ing for Comfort.” This will give you is the that causes is also used as a to destroy germ avoids cough and the of the the work ard the future it offers. 418,326,222. Finely-ground tobacco good measles, whooping which is said to be far superior place, To do this surely and safely cost if like the can dust spray for destroying aphis. it. quickly, other diseases of childhood.—Maine Then, you prospects here, you so effective as Parisian to other produced in the country. in not write to- A Good Man Retired. Dust spraying is to be gone into in de- there is nothing Health Dept. any put your application. Why can from A. A. maimed soldiers have al- FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE for this booklet to W. H. Gannntt, Pub, tail at the Western Maine Fruit Grow- Sage, which you get One thousand day Thomas M. McLaughlin of Waterville Dissolved in water for douches stops R. J., Maine. 3w50. 19-20. Howes & Co. and good druggists every- been fitted, and 9,000 are on the Inc., Dept, Augusta, has been of the ers’ Convention at Auburn, Feb. ready ulceration and inflam- appointed superintendent i where. It is to cure oan- Convicted. pelvic catarrh, This contention is to be held under the j guaranteed waiting list. E.1 eastern division of the Maine Central to and falling mation. Recommended by Lydia direction of the Maine Department of druff, stop itching sculp hair, S Muxeed Matthew F. Dunn, who has held I am surprised that you Pinkham Med. Co, for ten years. PILLS and promote a new growth, or the cost, “My dear, CHICHESTERV TISE DIAMOND BRAND. a 'he for a Agriculture, Augusta. accuso me of being intoxicated A wonder for nasal catarrh, Ladles! Ask your i.V'V t,on. McLaughlin took charge of the division all hair needs—an an- I got home, smoking and reading?” CASTORIA \/ tion that supplies 50c. all drugguU, or by F Take no other. Bar of vour •'an. and will remove his from SnfleFr—. postpaid Ask for 1st, family ! neither or greasy, ed he. and Children Company. Barton, Druffrlftt. F JJI-FIIES-TER*S tiseptic liquid, sticky For Infants ^maj^ThcPaxtonToilct Man,^ DIAMOND BRAND :„r J* Waterville to Bangor, making his home Congressional inquiries are showing “Yes; and do you know what you FILES, easy to apply, and delicately perfumed. years known as Best, Safest, Always Uelia -. that silence about slipshod methods can was one of curl 'here. Mr. Dunn will retire from the want were smoking? It my In Use For Over 30 Years and de- If you beautiful, soft, thick, SOlO BV DRUGGISTS t .{MW #t railroad service after a long and most do more harm, kill more soldiers ”—Pearson’s *W eekly. lustrous hair, and lots of it, you must papers. bears Freedom faithful service. feat more war plans than enemy guns and Always Academy, use Parisian Sage. Don’t delay—begin the gases. When we are spending billions all little attention now insures The Girls Want a Farm. of FREEDOM. MAINE. the more reasons exist why millions tonight—a Signature Name You Ailment. abundant hair for years to come. BARGAINS should not be squandered recklessly in A “war farm committee” appointed by Note: Parisian Sage positively will In stoves, dishes, light farming tools, rugs, the big deals.—Kennebec Journal. students at Wellesley College and com- College, Scientific and Agricultura The descriptions are so clear, plain and not color or streak the hair. posed of members of the faculty has ask- chairs, mattresses,|hureaus, commodes, and simple, that anyone can name their ail- do Alter. for sanction to lease and For Sale Courses. in the second hand line. Ex- ment by reading Dr. Humphreys’ Man- [Circumstances ed the trustees everything a farm of from 18 to 30 acres •al, a compact little Medical Volume, operate Wagon, sleigh, harness and robes. Good cellent bargains for small money. Look “Do intend to him ?” Children next year. The girls aim to produce as for lull information, address that fits the side ipocket, mailed free or you marry Cry as new.. Will be sold over our line. of food as reasonably request, address: Humphreys’ Homeo- “It all depends on circumstances.” FOR FLETCHER’S I large an amount possible, and to Enquire of DICKEY & KNOWLTON, pathic Medicine Co., 156 William Street, “What circumstances T” | without thought of profit, provide LUCRET1A A. DAVIS, Acting Principal * the labor themselves. H. G. PEASLEE. Awl Me. New York. “His.” CASTORIA all .__ 4wlp MKS, Pythian Block, Belfast, in the THEY HAVE A DARK SECRET At 6. SO, Young People’s meeting The All young people cordially invited Our Soldiers Strong GOOD OLD WINTER Republican Journal DISEASE IS veetry. Keeping Husband and Brother-In-Law Feast service. Sunday evening to a splendid in the world war the and Smash Piece of China, Which service at 7.30, minister’s topic, Early experience proved BELFAST, THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 1918. EVER THE SAME preaching Wave Makes Is Mysteriously Replaced. a failure: her heroisms value of cod liver oil for Cold Humanity And !n view ol this fact a medicine ‘♦The old maid not extraordinary strengthening has A special Warm to One. Since tlie of the X-ray and PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY like Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which and modern opportunities.” soldiers and troubles. Up Every coming even- against colds, pneumonia lung been successful for more than 40 sermon by numerous requests. This the perfecting of the Bertillon system _ one of Our Soldiers are dark secrets have lost Xet oc- The Republican Journal Pub. Co. years, is a safe to rely upon. ing (Thursday) at 7.30 the weekly prayer Thousands Taking vogue. is known the Zero Out Diversi- one of them does the Hood’s Sarsaparilla meeting. These services are open to Temperature Brings casionally escape to the of America as the extend- fied Discussion Around the Stoves keenest vigilance and flourishes with people and a cordial invitation is A. I. Editor. public BROWN, standard blood Its record for in Favorite Places. all the old-time mystery, 'according to purifier. ed. Rehearsal of the young people Meeting is one of general satisfaction and re- the Kansas City Star. the will be held after this ADVERTISING Terms. For one one markable results. There i.» coming play square, nothing After nil flier’s somethin’ fine an’hu- Mrs. Miller has a set of chinaware, inch length in column, 25 cents for one week service. Preaching at the Northport better as a tonic appetitc- the real ware that the ami 25.cents for each insertion. general manizin’ about a good stingin’ cold creamy light subsequent for and ruu-i! an men, Church at 2.30 Sunday afternoon. SUBSCRlPrnN Terms In advance. $2 00 a makcr weak Baptist shines through. It is very old. Mrs. | be ob- snap. It seems t’ bring us closer $1.00frrsix 50 cents for three 1 women and children and old people, The ordinance of communion will EMIHSUM also year; months; scorrs Miller inherited it. She inherited Because It Guarantees the Purest Norwegian Cod liver Oil t’gether an’ cause a friendlier feelin’ months, invalids and convalescents. served. boast that not one ■ all around. Most o’ us are willin’ tlie proud right to I to aids any It is pleasant take, diges- food value and rich in ever been broken. high in blood-making properties. t’ let be bygones before we git piece had I the vital organs SECRET SOCIETIES. bygones tion, and supplies Mr. Miller ■ will winter sickness. a from home on a zero mornin’, Mrs. Miller went away. with rich red blood essential to SooWs strengthen you against square of Alcoholic Subetitutee, fer ther’s somethin’ about a cold wave entertained his brother-in-law while I health. installation of the newly Beware perfect The annual she was There were other rel- ■ and The Imported Norwegian cod liver oil used in Scrtf. *"■«■«refined that makes us want t’ warm up t’ th' gone. Get Hood’s Sarsaparilla today elected officers of Penobscot Encamp- laboratories which it free from Impurities. our own American guarantees first feller we meet. We jest seem atives that lie might have entertained, j to take it at once. next Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. N. J. begin L O O. will take place an moment be chose ■ ment, F., t’ feel that we must release ever’thing but in unguarded 7.30 m. in Odd Fellows and Montenegro. As to what shall be Tuesday at p. on our miuds that’s pleasant an’ his brother-in-law. this will be the first regu- ible as satin at Shayne’s lately that would made a feast. done in Russia, the premier states in sub- Hall. As frothy, says Abe Martin, in the In- One night they They J what in the new year and plans are be an acquisition to any outfit with sur- News. baked a great number of things all in stance, that this depends upon lar meeting dianapolis | for much work in this reasonable markings and capes, Around th’ in th’ one pan. when it came out of the a course Russia takes in the immediate fu- being made lodge, prisingly grocery stove, ^ is desired. stoles and sets that would adorn any cos- tll-smellin’ in th’ oven it seemed to demand that it J ture. Prussianism will fume and bluster a large attendance close, depot, stuffy tume low. A black fox crowded car, or wherever folks are should all be served on one plate. Mr. 9 but she knows now what she can depend The installation of the officers of Prim- proportionately Miller looked over the supply of dishes soft and glossy and becoming as only wont t’ huddle, like marooned sail- j and there are many who believe rose Chapter, O. E. S., announced for set, upon, in zero we find th' best that had been left out for bis use and fox can showed all that has ors, weather, J she will seriously consider what last Friday evening was indefinitely post- be, the grace that 10c. and 15c. o’ fellowship. We hear o’ ole winters there was really nothing that would 9 come to be associated with these animal lias said. on account of the absence of Miss of Lloyd George poned in th’ seventies; we hear a lively ex- contain it. A wild spirit revelry 1 models. 1 i Nellie Coombs of Islesboro, deputy grand ARE FOR SALE IN BELFAST BY change o' views on th’ probable extent seized Mr. Miller. WAR SUMMARY. Patent Leather matron, the installing officer. Miss Fixings. o’ th’ cold weather; we learn th’ in- “We will do the thing up right,” he j Patent leather oxfords are the fa vorite was unable to reach Belfast on ner workin’s o’ th’ homes o’ shouted. A ONE-SIDED GAME. Austro-Hungarian drive in Italy Coombs others; The ESSIE P. CARLE footwear of the patent leather account of the ice conditions in the bay. moment, we’re brought face t* face with resur- He went boldly into the china closet ^ seems to be halted. The snow storms purses and bags, especially the big “week rected overcoats an’ muffs o’ doubtful and brought out tlie very largest plat The first diplomatic game between Rus- distance of the invaders from a At the regular meeting of Canton Who has all the and the by special arrangement end” types are things desired, and patent vintage. ter. held on Wed- sia and Germany has been played. Russia reliable source of supplies adds to the Pallas, P. M., I. O. O. F., 1 patterns all the time. leather hats are very smartly worn for We gather highly illuminative in- When the meal was ended, Mr. Mil- was cheated in the deal and cheated in of carrying on an offensive. nesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall there difficulty both fair and foul weather, with sport formation regardin' th’ respective ler’s brother-in-law suggested dish the play. Even before the game was have occupied a large area was a large attendance and the meeting WAITING TO Although they 2®=NO SEND._ clothes or with tailored things. claims o’ th’ various heatin’ systems; washing. Mr. Miller did not favor the s ordinary 1 called had the stakes to look like a dis- was well for the beginning of heat Germany pocketed the whole drive begins arranged Verona Clarke. we learn valuable facts about th' plan, but finally yielded to it against in- Musicale in Manhattan. by military occupation of Couriand, couraging failure. The Italians are daily the new year. Capt. E. F. Littlefield Morning units o’ this coal or that; we.find out bis better .judgment. What happened 1 first in of oth- Livonia and Esthonia. These are three adding to their forces and are holding stalled the following elected officers for mokkill. who gits up th’ homes was quite natural. hear stories o’ destitu- Russian provinces bordering on the east- their lines unbroken Air lighting, raids j the coming year: Captain, William M. Distinguished Day Wear. Fur Trimmings ers; we pitiful The platter slipped and fell and 'n how th’ an’ water the sea. are John had a installed tion pumps pipes broke. ern shores of Baltic They and counter raids are constantly going on. Estes; lieutenant, William K. McNeil; Enrich All Garments. Satin and Vickery telephone have stood tli’ sudden drop in temper- After all the after all the fam- almost directly north of Prussia and are On the western fronts the Allies are pre- ensign, Harold B. Robinson; clerk, Orrin Fur. Southern Modes. recently in his store. years, ature; we learn th’ thickness of our and care! from that an- of- Howes. j ily pride separated country only by pared and waiting for an expected J. Dickey; accountant, Ralph H. Dr. Trafton Hatch has been very ill at I neighbors’ underwear. an’ almost From that on those two men other small Russian known as The night province fensive by the Germans. A waiting Capt. Estes appointed the following mem- [Correspondence of Journal,] his mother's the past week. Miss Inez there’s in th' crowd alius somebuddy took up and carried about with them border on Kovna. All these provinces policy seems wisest for the present, at bers of his staff: Lucius A. Wal- Jan 1918. Barker has been for and he is who has received a letter from a Guard, NEW YORK, 7, Morning caring him, jest a dark secret, for this is what they did the direct water route from Germany to least. The communications behind the Harrison A. out the in an’ we much ton; standard bearer, Shaw; musicales at the hotels bring much better at this writing. friend Floridy gain —each carrying a piece of that plat- Livonia and Esth- con- Pctrograd. Couriand, Allied lines are ample and;in good M. A. Cook; picket, Walter J. time The fur Interestin’ information about th’ cli- one store sentinel, smartest of day apparel. Mrs. Fred Barlow who is keeping house ter, they went from china to onia have in all a little more area than it to send rein- matic conditions in tli’ Southland. dition, making possible Roberts; finance committee, Albert H. trimmed wraps and gowns make such another until they found its duplicate. for Mr. Vickery and who was dangerous- 1 the State of Maine and a of which the Huns “We burned tons o’ coal in population forcements to any point Morse, E. F. Littlefield and Gerth S. lavish use of the various pelts that the twenty-one They carried it home and brought ly sick last week, having a consultation Poland was a Air so fer an’ we have t’ live in tli’ dinin' I a woman to wash it and it on about 3,000,000. indirectly may choose for an attack. lighting investigating committee, Al- or material is so subordinate replace Robinson; woolen satin of three doctors Jail. is greatly im- the for which Russia west- 6th, room,” says th’ blustery little man, j the shelf of tlie china closet. part of stake is actively in progress all along the bert H. Morse, William K. McNeil and that it might rather be described as the proved, and wishes to express her grati- witii an icicle from his her was to win. We ern area there danglin’ Now when Mrs. Miller entertains thought she playing say front. In the eastern war Lucius Walton. It was voted to remit trimming. A coat dress of brown duve- tude to friends and neighbors for their friends and one of them “How because Poland’s is of goatee. says: indirectly, although nothing importance taking place. the dues of all members who were serving in beaver had a cape of the fur that tyn kind ministrations. \\ e neat our nouse nne an we re I tiiese beautiful and is she has for envy you dishes, population mostly Slavic, in the ranks of the army. Peter F. Welch the shoulders in true Victorian th’ The quarterly bulletin of the Maine hugged Miss Clara school teacher on our seventh ton o’ coal,” says it is so remarkable that not one has felt more desire to be independent Berry, High years was made an honorary member of the fashion at a Ritz musical. faithful clerk with a nose. been Mr Miller and his State Board of Agriculture has just been her tali, purple ever broken,’ than to be Russian. Poland has about here, passed vacation with her people Canton. Mr. Dickey presented the an- Contrasts. “I let wife run th’ furnace,” brother-in-law sit with a far away look issued. It makes a handy reference j Vivid Color in in my nine times the area of Maine and a Paris, Maine, leaving them good popu- nual report which showed the excellent the frail with wa- In their eyes and a dark secret in their book ot more than 100 pages and con- says bookkeeper j It was noticeable that dark suits or health, Dec. 26th. The following Wednes- lation of about 3,000,00f. Poland is bor- standing of the Canton. During the tery eyes. souls. tains a complete compendium of all the | were relieved on tne north and west Prussia coat dresses usually by day, she received a dispatch stating her oered by i Capt. Littlefield in a few well “Th’ trouble we have is shoot- laws of Maine to as evening, only relating Agriculture some bright dash of clear color, intro- brother had dropped dead from heart and on the east by Russia. Germany ! chosen words presented in behalf of the in’ hot air in a southwest bedroom," Servselfs Also Afloat. amended to date. It.is a publication in an way. has taken of three of duced original failure. She has the sympathy of her a tall man o' commandin' appear- There isn’t a chance of dodging forcibly possession t Canton, retiring Capt. Gerth S. Robin- says worthy of a place in every grange library it was a vivid the above countries and growls across Sometimes only lining many friends in Morrill. ance an’ buckled overshoes. them any more, either on land or on and son with a gold Odd Fellows watch charm every farmer’s home. showed at the of a coat or the sea. The sailor on the U. S. S. at Lenine and “these that edge Mr. and Mrs. Israel an “I Aunt Ella’s house last boys the table Trotzky as a token of esteem from the members Woodbury, aged stayed at scarf ends the belt were heat an’ New York form in line between docks are mine” and adds in a whisper “so are small finishing are both very feeble. Mr. Wood- night. She lias’ th’ steamed The coal in Maine is of the Canton. A banquet followed the couple, shortage still acute like th’ i and, tray in hand, select their food at Knvno and Poland.” The addition of is 86 old and has been a her house is jest toast," says but it is meeting. bury years always pleasing to know that Mr. Ham- stenographer, with bare tiie counter of the ship’s servself. A these five provinces will straighten Ger- smart hard man and re- narrow-gaged lin of very working blackboard over the lists the Portland, who is our fuel adminis- The annual meeting of Aurora Lodge, I. powdered throat, transparent shins an’ counter many’s eastern boundary,add to her terri- markably well preserved for his years. bill and in all other the trator, is vigorously doi g all that can 0. O. F., was held last Tuesday evening. ponderous goat muff. respects except an area times that of tory 10 Maine, peo- Lena Woodbury is caring for them very presence of the grasping cashier the be done. If we shiver it will not be Supper was served under the direction of “If you’re goiu’ t’ heat a house, to increase her pled by 7,500,000 lighting his faithfully. We have three other aged t’ burn coal. I don’t care service is just like the midday lunch fault. Mr. Storrow, fuel administra- a committee consisting of Albra J. Clary, you’ve got strength in the future wars of which her couples in town: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas or hot water or back home. tor in Massachusetts, is also doing good Samuel Adams, Edwin S. Bowker, Eu- whether it’s steam rulers dream, Russia is helpless. She Cushman, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jackson hot t’ loosen up an’ The new method, which Is to be In- work. New England men are noted for L. John T. Melvin O. air, you’ve got gene Cook, Davis, stalled on ull of the re- can neither drive the Germans from her and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wentworth. pile on th’ coal. I never knowed that big battleships, efficiency in every State in the Union. William K. Elbridge S. Dickey, Keene, We used t’ our places the old system of messmen and provinces nor prevent further encroach- Long may they be spared to their many till this winter. spend Pitcher, Harry Townsend. Later in the mess units, says Milestones. Then all ments Lenine and Trotzky have ruined It is said that the average wages of the j friends. winter evenin’s in th’ nickel the aters.” was on evening Mrs. Alice M. Palmer, D. D. P., a wearln’ of the food for the meal piled her national future. These men were coal miners is 170 a week. This makes says round, positive feller, Arthur Hatch had a find last at the tables the mess- and Mrs. Susie White, D. M., of Loyal happy an ole reversible ulster. the plates by and ambitious to rule. Their the pay of most of us look rather small. daring week. In the fall he had several and the of the entire of assisted by Mrs. Annie placed is You've t’ men job serving weakness iay in the fact that in world Lodge Monroe, “Our friend right. got barrels of store in his cov- unit was completed before the men There is only one way to acquire wis- R. Dennett, D. D. War.; Mrs. Bertha C. supplies barn, have a fire. You can’t put any o’ that affairs they were novices. They could to them well over. The other he No were “piped down” their cooling dom, but there are many roads which Keene, D. D. Sec.; Mrs. Ina K. Fogg, D. ering day economical stuff over on a furnace. not forecast, a future which all the diplo- was at work his barn made a food. lead to a fool’s paradise. D. Treas.; Miss Isabel Ginn, D. D. Chap.; in overhauling economical wife ever good cup matic world saw clearly. They knew hot amount you some a There’s two got Surely food, inutile Mrs. Carrie S. Murch, D. D. I. G.; Mrs. things and found barrel of sugar o’ coffee. things you’ve that Germany was a national highway- want and of the kind you want, must j We notice that the “oldest inhabitant” entirely hidden that he had forgotten all t’ use liberally if you want results, an’ Lizzie J. Clary, D. D. O. G., installed the old man and that, she defended her stolen has little to about the cold winters an' a fierce be an improvement over the mess, [ say about. Mr. Hatch was very nice about them’s coal coffee,” says following officers: Mildred C. Neal, N. G.; but a loaded to the gun- booty with the sword. Instead of play- i remembers. lookin’ man with thin red whiskers an’ juggling truy which he instead of it for his own fami- Elizabeth H. V. G.; Annie K. it, keeping wales with beans and corned beef and mg their childish peace game, if they Clements, a prehistoric fur cap. j as would nave he notified R. Eflie M. F. ly, many done, crowds bread and coffee, on the rolling waves had sounded a war cry and led the Bolshe- The Germans and Austrians have found Adams, S.; Harrison, S.; But zero weather clumps an' the and is two to of tine art. Abbie E. T.; Esther M. public supplying pounds alius fer ther’ seems t’ be must be something a viki to battle they would have some- the Piave “a wide, wide river to cross.” Cook, Hartshorn, are friendly, W.; Ida L. Bray, Con.; Sarah F. Knight, a family. The community most thorough- somethin’ in th’ cold, bitin’ winds that t me been blazoned as patriots. Today his kindness. o' an’ con- Cora J. R. S. N. G ly appreciate warns us t’ keep off politics r Our Pensioners In stand forth as the Benedict Arnolds Chap.; Bowker, ;Car- England. they t’ th’ more home- THE CHURCHES. L. S. N. E. fine our observations In his John who died at of Russia. olyn G. Dickey, G.; Frances way. Davis, CENTER MONTVILLE. topics. Anchor --- Jellison, R. S. V. G.; Gertrude J. Cook, ly his Bermondsey home in Blue Lane—an appropriate address for an WEIGHED AND FOUND WANTING. The annual meeting of the Congrega- L. S. V. G.; Florence L. Keene, I. G ; E. Mrs. Elijah Gay is dangerously ill. Speed Was Justified. old sailor—did much useful work on tional Church, postponed from last Thurs- L. G.; W. K. Keene, Coraj. Cook,'O. 79~o Police magistrates have heard that behalf of who, like him- of War un- The Club was j Englishmen Our Secretary has really day, will be held this week Thursday, Bowker and Annie R. Trustees. Neighborhood entertain- Dennett, excuse of speeders—that self. had in the American Civil dertaken to do to make for ed Mrs. Lettice stereotyped fought something up Jan. 10th, in the vestry at 7.30 o’clock. The committees are as follows: Thursday by Allen. with their standing something must be wrong war, relates a writer in the Westmin- the absolute failure of his ordnance and McCall D. K. McFarland was are On account of conserving fuel, them Finance, Samuel Adams, Grace E. Wal- Design called to Free- speedometer—so often when they ister Gazette. supply departments, But Mr. Baker is the too hard will be no services in the Unitarian ton, Carolyn G. Dickey; Investigating, dom Saturday by illness of his father, haled to court for stepping There are something like 150 of too late to save his reputation as an 1 faced with color, but always the contrast welcome any new Church next Sunday. This society will Ina K. Fogg, Esther M. Hartshorn, Sara Nathaniel McFarland. on the gas that they these men still living in this country t executive officer. The committee which is used discretely and not overdone. relates a New York correspon- instrumental In meet with the Congregationalists in the S. Guthrie; Visiting, Bertha C. Keene, E. F. of the stuff, and John Davis was Banton, general manager with has been laying bare the non-perform- A black s atin suit with trimmings of dent. “You are charged speed- many of (hem from the work- latter’s both ministers Annie M. Leila H. Car- and Montville was rescuing church, taking Frost, Sherman, Knox Telephone Co., said the magis- ances in these two departments has be- black fox was worn with a black satin ing 28 miles an hour," house and getting them pensions, in the service and both choirs unit- rie E. Emily A. Ger- to on business part Clements, Peavey, called Augusta Friday traffic court to a road- come convinced that a new’ member of turban and trim embroidered face trate of the which the United States government will be held in trude P. Irene S. Hatch, Eliza- veil, with the line. ing. Meetings alternately Bowker, connected burner. “That, sir. is a very danger- to If It had the Cabinet should be for the and the contrast furnished by a bag of was always willing pay provided the two churches. beth R. Roberts, Etta P. Savery, Louise disaster lurk The weather is frigid, the roads can ous speed. Death and known where to find the men. of the to be known as the American beauty satin all done in tiny period war, 1. agent of John Parker. travels with such Unitarian and Congregational. Bowker; hall, occasionally be travelled by a man who where a motorist On the last occasion I chatted with Secretary of Munitions. Mr. Chamber- ruffles. The following numbers were interspersed of the law.” "Now. Judge,” man his little fur- For the purpose of loyally supporting does not fear death in any form. The disregard the old In parlor, lain of the chairman of the com- Sometimes it was a scarlet in tur- into Oregon, with the work: Mrs. Ida A. Web- hat, the man at the bar. looking nished like a cabin, he told me the government in fuel conservation the Song, rural delivery man gets around when it sajd ship’s and also a has ban shape that set off a sombre cdstume. like a mittee, Democrat, prepar- Mrs. G. and the eyes of the magistrate of a rumor that the pensions were to Unitarian and Churches ber; duet, Carolyn Dickey is but at such long intervals Congregational Satin hats are in possible, for the next ed a bili to authorize this. The tenor of Mrs. Hazel S. Miss decidedly faddish, both spanked baby waiting he stopped unless the men returned to to unite their services for the rest of Bowker; reading, that we feel constrained to ask him each plan black and and satin suits that “I had heard where 1 could buy to the bill embodies into law pretty nearly Sabra B. Mrs. Bowker; read- colors, are blow. America, but he wrote later say the winter months. On the unit- Dyer; song, time we see him how much his baby has to Wood Sunday fur trimmed are much in evi- some sugar, and I was in a hurry that this rumor was without what Gen. advised two years ago. ing, Miss Alice E. Simmons; song, Miss lavishly quite ed service will be held in the Congrega- grown since we last met. there.” There wasn’t much the Mr. baker was urged to leave the deter- Katherine E. Brier; trio, Mrs. E. S. Pitch- dence. get foundation. tional Church at 10.45 a. when the could do In the and |m., er, Mrs. Dickey and Mrs. Bowker. The Spring Modes. magistrate face^of mination of types of ordnance equip- defendant $25. Rev. Walter T. Hawthorne will preachjand most enjoyable evening closed with a Hard on the Guide. that, so he lined the World’s Rubber Production. In the modes shown for Southern ment to officers representing t.he fighting dance with music Mr. and Mrs. P. D. wear In Glacier National the service be conducted by the Rev. by One of the guides In the war establish- the and that the pur- advance Early England forces of Army, H. Carter. Spring types may be studied. or was, named Stock Food Substitutes. Arthur E. Wilson. The music will be Park, says Outing, Is, ed an on crude rubber, and should embargo chase of supplies and munitions Tailored dresses are made of combina- Shannon. He was born with the In the search for substitutes for live led the united choirs of the two TWO SHARP RAPS. Mike through her control of the far Eastern of the ablest civilian by made be placed in charge tions of serge with satin, foulard and usual Irish sense of humor, but there stock food a German scientist It churches. We cordially invite you to rubber plantations was able to make It would be that are be- of bus iness men of the country. The and Where of crepe chiffon. Hats have a Way of match- are some tourist vagaries analytical tests materials suggested Rubber manufacturers later with us. The two schools will Why Inefficiency. effective. be worship the of even his the He found dried rhu- reasonable to suppose that a man fit to ing knitting bags, and no material is too yond range generous for purpose. were to obtain crude rubber meet at also in a united service. The War Department, is inefficient be- permitted to be noon, barb leaves better than hay as a fodder Secretary of War would not need cause instead of choosing experts of all elegant or elaborate for the making of comprehension. on their written agreement to withhold The People’s Methodist Church, Rev. Once upon a time he guided a nature- for hogs; kelp may be fed to cattle advised upon those two important de- lines of war work and domestic produc- this now indispensable appurtenance. shipments of rubber or rubber prod- little nutritive Chas.W.Martin,pastor. Parsonage 7 Court tion, the Administration has a keener eye loving lady of more than generous and pigs, but it has and cer- rails. These w’ere matters of prime and Sweaters exploit the brightest colors, | ucts from the central powers on “the succession” than on dem- her straw, which is selling street. Tel. 213-11. Sunday at 10.45 fitting physical proportions. Mounting value; ground tain The of crude immediate importance and a practical especially vivid green, and are made in neutrals. shipments ocracy to the exigency. Roosevelt and horse and was a task that 28 to 50 marks the is “Wild Grapes on Cultivated dismounting at from quintal, rubber this Is still contin- he w’as himself uninform- preaching: V to country man who knew Wood, two of our most efficient and in- slip-on styles with plain necks like a taxed all her and for animal, nor are Vines in the Garden of the Lord.” Sun- powers Incidentally not good any the observance of ibis agree- would be- spiring leaders in thiscountry, are not al- soldier’s sweater. suits in gent upon ed concerning them, naturally Tweed sport most of Mike’s as well. pods. He advises against day school at 12. Sunday evening at 7.30, lowed to die for their country. ground pea ment. stir himself in an effort to discover and blues, yellows, pinks and reds are made At a particularly bad place in the cornstalks and cobs. The seeds of “The Liberations of Life and Volunteers under Roosevelt and organiza- The world’s rubber production for who did know. The preaching: up in from the of employ someone tion under General Wood are sporty styles with Norfolk jackets trail a majestic pine towered beets are nutritive, those parsley Reveal.” prohibited. this year is placed at 250,(100 tons— What They Prayer meeting As rounded the turn if Chamberlain bill will .probably becomes All that we need is leadership as hospit- that differ onlyih having added fullness in steep slope. they too exciting, those of raisins, ground at the be- “What about double the production the President will this, Thursday, evening, subject: able to mankind as was that of Lincoln the the lady tourist called to Mike: the oil is extracted, are as good law. We hope that peplum. Not that anyone dons Spring before ginning of the war. About 60 per cent is Your Life?” Until further notice all under which two Bull Runs and other “Mr. Guide, help me down!’’ Oil cakes made from beech not appoint a Baker or a Daniels as Sec- things here where temperatures demand as hay. is used in the United States. j disasters were circumvented. We must our services, except the prayer meeting, With some difficulty the feat was ac- or other nuts are excellent for cattle. retary of Munitions. stop and begin to achieve.— every bit of fur one can compass, but will be held in the This action proclaiming complished. She panted up to the foot vestry. Lewiston Journal. women are always interested in the trend Vain Thought. of the tree. There she stood been taken in consonance with the gazing Strategic Economy. ENGLAND SPEAKS. ha% of style, and usually plan ahead, espe- “You are looking thin, tladspur.” war for a moment, and then in a "So are your own fur- spirit of purpose to conserve Of his hundred million emergency upward you tending patriotic cially if they are “That’s true." fund, President Wilson allotted $1,350,- good managers. loud, clear voice called out: nace?” fuel, which is manifest everywhere. Peo- “Appetite Premier Lloyd George of England, in au 000 to the committee on public informa- Opportunities. "Oh tree, I salute thee!” “Yes,” replied Mr. Meekton. “And poor?" ple’s church offers a most comfortable, we’d like “Very. I was just thinking that if address to the delegates of the trades tion. Say, Woodrow, awfully Opportunities for remodelling a frock Then she went back to the horse. I rather like it. When Henrietta warm for food were one-tenth and cosy meeting place to all who well the details of this item. Consider- or me of my appetite unions in session in London has made a suit, or for using up an odd length of “Mr. Guide, help up!” starts an argument It Is something in these as furnace’s come and at a saving of one-half the fuel able information $1,350,000 days! the down cellar and as voracious my appetite and clear statement of the war material are many and no combination is They accomplished mounting a convenience to go de finite —Marquette, Chronicle. for coal. I would soon be tipping the We want to do our Mich., a cent Increase In bit.” usually consumed. too unusual to be smart if taste the with hundred per rattle things around a aims of Great Britian. This address is in rules scales at 200 bit. and strangers effort, and moved forward. pounds.” contrast to the and de- Everybody welcome, HON. SETH M. CARTER DEAD. making. Often a between time hat does m arked equivocal Mike?” in town especially so. Good '‘What did you say, another the Kaiser. The quartette Yeoman’s service at odd intervals for ceptive utterances of Jan. 4. Hon. Setb M. Inquired when Mike told the For Sale OF singing. AUBURN, Me., more guide CARD THANKS~ main for the of member of the law firm of White than the current season, and is a points necessary making Carter, story Inter. A small gas heater suitable tor heating a counsel for good } The Bangor Jewish Relief Committee are stated as follows: Belgium First Baptist Church, Rev. J. Wilbor & Carter, and Maine the investment. Short lengths of bro- “Me?” said Mike. but I peace “Nothing; ath room or any small room. Is good as wishes to extend their thanks to the 1 Maine Central Railroad, died at his home cade make distinctive for hats must be completely given up and repara- Richardson, minister; residence No. trimmings Just thought I’d hate to be the feller and to all the committees in Waldo on Laurel avenue here this afternoon >ew. Will sell at half price. Apply at public or or as far as must be made. 212-3. This dresses, go a long way toward the to guide her through the California and tion possible Northport ave., telephone after a long illness. THE JOURNAL OFFICE. "ounty for their co-operation assist- of redwoods.”—Youth’s ince in the in Waldo Alsace-Lorraine must be given back to church extends a cordial welcome to He was born in Winthrop, July 25, 1854, building handsome bags. Marked Companion. campaign County Carter. down iust completed, and it is their sincere France. Poland must be those without a church home to worship son of Asa Warren and Ada May garments of really fine materials independent. wish that all have a and He had practiced law at Lewiston since are useful for may happy pros- Arabia, Palestine, Mesopotamia and Ar- with them. The sittings are free both many occasions, especially For Sale 1877. He was married Dec. 25, 1877, to perous year. and the type of afternoon that menia must be freed from Turkish domi- morning evening. Sunday morning Miss Mary A. Crosby. Besides his widow dressy gown CASTOR IA Finely appointed restaurant In shipbulld- Bangor Jewish Relief Committee. goes coats are to Simon Cohen, Chairman. nation and recognized as separate nation- preaching services at 10.45. Minister’s he leaves two sons, Horace Patten of Mil- anywhere. Beautiful i of 6000 In best loca- For Infants and Children ng city population, Louis Treasurer. “What is salvation of and Charles Blanchard of be had now at the of Kirstein, alities. The people of the German colo- topic: meant by waukee, Wis., price ordinary ones, ' ion, witn large patronage, at the right Auburn. and furs at In Use For Over 30 Years nies must decide what their future alleg- soul through simple faith, not by works remarkable reductions for He had been a member of both House igures. Owner going away. Some fine At 12.00 the Bible thoroughly reliable skins made in Children iance and government shall be. The Ital- or character. m., and Senate of the Maine Legislature and import- •rgaint in real estate. Apply to Dickey- Cry in the Classes for ed styles. FOR FLETCHER’S ian people must be reunited, Germany school begins vestry. was at one time chairman of the Republi- Signature of 'I Inowlton Real Estate Co., Belfast, Maine- can State committee. I saw must give up and restore Rumania, Serbia all ages. A cordial welcome for visitors. lovely coats of fur soft and flex- 2w2 CASTORIA

—.... W mummam mirr mam some Mrs. Edward Ellis and her little grand- Dr. Harry L. Kilgore, who enlisted Lawrence Grotton, employed in ex- Belfast. Miss Ola McWilliams of Red- time ago in the medical officers’ reserve I he News of daughter, cavating for a leak in the gas main ii at the home of been ordered to active service stone, N. H., are guests corps, has High street Tuesday afternoon, wai last L. Peavey. and will report at -Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., .,,11 alarm was given Thursday Guy overcome by gas. He was revived b] ^ 23rd. ■■ Brothers’ mill for afire and Mrs. George Priest have mov- Jan. the efforts of Dr. H. L. Kilgore and Dr COLONIAIMatinee and Mathews Mr. Evening in the sand boxes. at the foot Elwood N. Titcomb of this city has — ..... ,n the saw-dust ed from the Condon bungalow j. C. Hamm. L. Shute and a few firemen street to the M. R. Knowlton entered the employ of the Maine Central l." I ^ s. of Condon Thursday-A Fox Feature work with the use of street. as brakeman with headquarters C. O. Dickey has a crew at work ii rv effective house, corner of High and Spring Railroad in Waterville. His family will remain ir Northport cutting ice to fill his houses VIRGINIA PEARSON and IRVING CUMMINGS h-,moals. The annual meeting of the Woman’s with Mrs. John this city for the present. The ice is of a fine, clear quality, 18 in has passed to Hospital Aid will be held IN t ,'harles Bradbury ches thick and he will cut enough to meet with Mrs. stop treasurer of the local W. Ferguson, Church street, to-morrow, The Hospital club will : ,<;,bei Ginn, ply the summer colony, Northport Ini the net pro- Friday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock. A full Frank A. Nye, Cedar street, Wednesday f ;„,s Chapter, *144, OIL and the Country Club. “The Wrath of Love” 1 arc f New Year’s attendance is requested. Jan. 16th. AJ1 members i he cabaret given on evening, cards will be from Ira M. Cobe The Board of will convene urged to invite friends and The Belfast Board of Trade will hole „s included *25 Registration -A THRILLING FAST MOVING STORY OF THE TIMES A. Pea- 14th at the a feature of the program. 'heir regular at thi | York and *25from Ralph in annual session January city | January meeting building for the purpose of revising the the Scheming Committee Court House tomorrow, F idav, evening 1 lallas, Texas. HEATER A meeting of check list and correcting the names of of the Belfast Board of Trade was held postponed one week by reason of these Friday—Another Famous Sub-Deb Story the two isket ball game between for the March election. last vere weather. All members are request- voters at the City National Bank Thursday “ Castine Normal school marguerite from the The when matters for future work ed to be in attendance without furthei °aw a and ADVERTISED LETTERS. following afternoon, I" Bab’s Burslar”S High school announced $4.50 notice. ULARK e Belfast letters remained uncalled for in the Bel- in Belfast were talked over. v evening in the Opera Friday office for the week ending are at Sanford Howard remains th< Brilliant as the of gems and sweet as an old love song. The fast post Ja£. Waldo county registrants liberty about sparkle was postponed indefinitely. MISS CLARK WILL DELIGHT YOU! $5.00 1918: Ladies—Mrs. Ralph Herrick, enlist in either the Army or Navy un- same, suffering from the effects of a to make the 8, to teams were unable P. Mrs. Frances White. Gentlemen—C. til the next quota is called All that is paralytic shock. He is able to sit up foi of the ice in the bay. re on account Pierce. secure FOR S*LE IN BELFAST BY Giliey, Dr. J. Marden, Shon. J. G. necessary for them to do is to a short time each day, but is unable t( Saturday—A Big Week End Show Cir- a certificate that and while he recognizes friends annual meeting of the Ladies The Red Men have kindly given the from the local board talk, is in Wednes- use of not been called. a very serous condition. No are :he North church washeld Sons of Veterans Auxiliary the they have hopes Dalton in “The Ten of Diamonds” of Dorothy at the home Jan. iuusk entertained for his recovery. fiernoon, Jan. 2nd, their hall for Friday evening, 11th, Mclteen s urcnesira iurnisucu of- A. Rnowlton. The following for a meeting, All members are dance by a number of Bobby Connelly Triangle Comedy l D. JOES. special for a social given The annual supner of the Washington E. elected: President, Mrs. to be as the matter of a the High school in wore urged present the young men of Hose Company was held last Friday even- Mrs. C. O. I to be discussed. Monday Tuesday Wednesday v .r.son; vice presidents, meeting place is Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday evening. ing in Red Men’s hall with Messrs. James secre- ml Mrs Fred Waldo Brown; attendance and the Jack Pickford First Carlyle Blackwell The 'charter of Tarratine Tribe of Red There was a good H. Howes, S. M. R. Locke, Ralph D. Appearance treasurer, i Miss Caroline M. Cutter; was the * and Men is for a period of thirty days usual good time report. Southworth, George Holt, Hodgdon C. dnd Louise Huff Mrs. Albert M. Carter has been ill the draped Qf .. Mabel R. Matthews- out of respect to the memory of John A. The bay is free from ice with the ex- Buzzell and Dr. William C. Libby as spe- in Madue Evans past week at her home on Church street, Maxine Elliot has led who recently died in New York, of a large and solid pack on the cial guests. Mr Buzzell very entertain- Morse High school of Bath but is rapidly improving. Dodge, ception “Jack and Jill” fn A also acted as toast a but was a member of this Tribe. page flats. was reported ly master, receiving ready -- Maine schools in announcing shore Searsport in arriv- next June, Mr. H. H. Stevens of Gardiner of the records was also set apart to his free from ice yesterday, Wednesday, responses to all of his suggestions to rized graduation for Seventh Episode Odd*" “The Burglar” ed recently to substitute as superintend- The Eastern Steamship Co s members and guests. “Fighting also plan to wear inexpensive memory. morning. ent the Leonard & shoe at 8.30 as at Barrows fac- Fire Girls boat arrived here from Boston “Who Is as simple in design possible. The Junior Alliance Camp The January Thaw. The tempera- with tory, while Walter C. Shaw is confined to a sion of this class coincide will hold their regular monthly ceremon- a. m. ture began to rise gradually from Jan. 'Number One’?” It’s Goldwyn Heorst News his home by illness. the State school officials, on afternoon at 3.30 at the when R. W. .lies of ial Friday The Dickey-Knowlton Real Estate Com- 4th Capt. Warren reported asked that gradua- A basket ball game was played last Grace Hazeltine. The pro- 4 to 12 : ,ve especially home of Miss have sold for Mrs. P. D. H. Carter, it from above. On Jan. 5th it atCastine the Sham- pany be as inexpen- Monday evening by will be of a nature and the was from 10 to on the 6th from 16 S coming spring gram patriotic her residence on Condon street to Her- 15; to rocks of Belfast and Castine team. the will tell what have done toward on the 7th from 18 to 30 and on cssible. girls they man H. Coombs of this city. Miss Maude 26; the The 35 to 39. Shamrocks were defeated, food conservation, helping the Red Cross, 8th from 30 to 34. The most welcome schools last Monday Russell and family, who are occupying rural began A return game will be here next played sending gifts to the soldiers and the re- house January thaw made its appearance city schools Tuesday. They the house, have leased the Peavey week. singing patriotic songs a week for the record cold on account plies received, street and will remove there Sunday, just v ported the past week on the same Miss Angie Stevens of East Northport and reciting poems of loyalty and ser- when the thermometer registered 26 be- cold weather and bursted this month. National Bank very Mrs. who was operated on Christmas for stran- vice. low zero. City of the buildings. tax officers will be in Bel- many D. The income elected to fill gulated hernia by Dr. Eugene Tapley, A Liberty Bond sociable will be held i Knight has been fast from Feb. 13th to Feb. 16th, to assist COLONIAL Theatre. William Fox assisted by Dr. Foster C. Small, is gain- VII caused by the next Tuesday evening at 7.30 at the Bap- returns to OF BELFAST ancy in Grade all Belfast taxpayers to make has a new screen drama a ing rapidly. Miss Stevens is about 80 produced with Erma M. Barker of tist church. An entertaining program form. Oth- lion of Miss the government in the proper novel angle and a fast years of age and her recovery is remark- thrilling, moving to Wilbur R. has been arranged, special features for for whose marriage er Waldo dates announced are of the times. able. county story The star is the beau- in February. which will be a humanaphone, moving takes place early Searsport, Feb. 18th; Stockton Springs, tiful Virginia Pearson. The feature of Harry L. Horne of Foxcroft, the new a song in Dutch costume, etc. pictures, Feb. Frankfort, Feb. 20th and Win- without credit has 19th; tremendous interest, “The Wrath of War Mowing verse sub-master of the Belfast High The G. G. Club will be assisted in the United States school, Feb. 21st. be Savings- and is terport, Love,” will shown Thursday, mati- te ^frequently printed has taken a room at the home of Mr. and program by Mr. and Mrs. P. D. H. Car- will meet Tues- nee and at the Colonial. Win- of America. It is The Travellers’ Club evening, lie new stanza Mrs. Thomas E. Miller street. ter. The are invited. Admission Bowker, public Mrs. be at the day afternoon, Jan. 15th, with some Marguerite Clark will appear Fri- ■. [amended that it sung His wife and little child will remain in 25 cents. The will con- matinee and in one of the Certificates and Thrift where national Amos Clement. program day, evening, every gathering Foxcroft indefintely. Mr. Horne plans Stamps of the North The regular meeting sist of a paper, Chinese Characteristics, most talked of pictures of the year, is used: to spend Sunday with his family occa- Church Guild was held last Monday even- The “Bab’s which originally ap- men; by Miss Nellie Hopkins; reading, Burglar,” .,. I save our splendid until he can find a furnished sionally Read safe home again— ing at the home of Mrs. Clarence E. Chinese for Sincerity, by Miss peared in the Saturday Evening Post and For Sale at this Bank. cl them rent. Disregard God save our men, who was assisted by Mrs. Zenas D. Harts- Margaret A. Dunton; poem, The Yangtse which was written by Mary Roberts them victorious, There is no truth in the cur- Make absolutely horn. The roll-call was answered with by Mrs. John R. Dunton; paper, Rinehart. Younger sister of an attract- and chivalrous, River, Faithful rent report that the Colonial Theatre will current events. It was voted to give $50 Mrs. Chas. ive of and even more us— Life on the Waterways, by girl twenty-four, I'lu-y are so dear to be closed for fuel conservation purposes. towards the insurance of the church romantic than the average boarding- God save our men. M. Craig. The Belfast Woman's Club will meet ! 28, 1907, and was an especially lovable of Their two tenants, the office the Bel- when it comes due. The next meeting ! school Bab’s efforts to marry off her and Chester Howard girl, James S. Harriman with a sweet and was Elun B. Gilcbrest arnveu Harold Marden at the home of Mrs. | child, disposition, Mrs. fast Water Company and the dental par- will be held Jan. 21st at the home Qf Miss : older sister are screamingly funny and to membership in the Boy at 7.30 o'clock, apt in her being a child of rare from Portland to visit were elected next Monday evening j studies, night lors of Dr. Ansel M. Lothrop, will be Alice E. when all members are her experiences with her thousand dollar Simmons, last meeting will their work and there promise. Like some beautiful rosebud, v Hon. and Mrs. Scouts at Tuesday evening’s Members bring j rest’s parents, heated. Their heating plant is in the in costume. allowance which she in two requested to appear at the next spends weeks, A silver which blossoms so will the Itunton. left Tuesday and others will be considered will be an interesting program. unseen, They rear of the building and necessarily still funnier. Plan to attend one of the Mr. Robert P. who was re- was no will be taken. beautiful spirit of Eunice Fisher blossom i where they will Marshall, meeting. There regular program, collection Kapids, Mich., passes through and heats the theatre on three and 8.30. j cently commissioned Captain of Field and others interested were shows, Friday, 2.30, |7 with the angels, unseen by mortal eyes, Mr Gilchresthas been appointed the members of Waldo Bar the way to these offices. our usual big week-end offer- The meeting the County Artillery and ordered to duty at Camp the for the Saturday, until the glad day of reunion beyond the nanager of the Traveller’s Insur- engaged in discussing plans for Jan. 5th was ad- Charles B. Norton returned home will be shown, Dorothy Dalton in a Association called Dix, New Jersey, is the son of Melville that intend to ing skies. Besides her parents she left a for the State of Michigan, big concert program they a of a mipany “The Ten of journed on account of lack quorum Thursday from a line trip to St. Johns, T. Marshall, formerly of Belfast, and is in late Triangle Play, Diamonds,” young sister, Barbara, her grandmother, iirest will visit her sister, Mrs. give as a public entertainment to the term of the Su- N. on the steam as the and a probably April B., tug Pejepscot the only grandson of the late Colonel j for the benefit of Bobby Connelly Triangle comedy. Mrs. Eunic 6 Campbell, and several uncles » Cool of Wis., while February to raise funds The to Madison, de- in addition to the seventh preme Judicial Court. question t guest of Capt. Hackett. They were Thomas H. Marshall of this city. Mr. this Monday, epi- and aunts. are in transit j the Scout movement in locality. fee isehold goods fron^ Boy be considered was the revision of the tained for five days in St. John on ac- from Columbia Uni- sode of “Who Is ‘Number One’?” Louise located. Marshall graduated j j where they were They William H. Knowlton of Rockland, in table of the Association. count of the ice and on her arrival in the in and is at present a mem- Huff and Jack Pickford will be shown Sees to of Senate. in Belfast. versity 1908, j Slight Dignity all their vacations in this died recently in Belfast bay was obliged to cut her way to her of the New York stock exchange, of well known city, “Jack and Jill.” You’ll double up with in Chelsea, Mass., He Nathan H. Small in a personal the wharf, destroying about 1500 worth of the firm of Starkey, Marshall & Co., 7 the Naval Hospital laughter when you see this picture. You Washington, Jan. 4. Senator Hard- WIINTERPOKT. the Senate a member of the Naval reserve force. tale of wick, Democrat, declared in Belfast friend told of a visit copper plate on the job. But for this tug Wall New York. was can't afford to miss this breezy street, today that President Wilson’s action in as a student at the Har- s at their on Mt. Belfast would have found the ice condi- While engaged Eastern streets and Western plains. apartments The Blue Birds held their semi- over his cabinet trom his first regular been ill with holding last vard radio school he contracted pneumo- will mark the first appearance Raymond Carleton has -eet, Cambridge, Mass., tions a very serious question. last afternoon ! Tuesday term, without submitting nominations, monthly meeting Monday that he died be- the measles at Mass. 4.20 and 5.10 p. m while nia and failed so rapidly of the famous beauty, Maxine Elliot, a Camp Devens, was a “contemptuous disregard” of sena- .veon The January meeting of John Cochran with one of their Ruth Bill- members, He was torial and he introduced a reso- fore his could reach him. in a Lieut. W. J. has been here courtesy, Mr Small were out. Practically was last family Rockland girl, powerful play, Adlington Chapter, D. A. K., held Monday at the home of her Mrs. H. E. lution on the President to inform ings, aunt, to Miss Helen calling was ransacked and married Thanksgiving Day Odds.” from Camp Devens on a brief furlough. ug movable evening at the hqme of Past Regent, McDonald. the of their “Fighting the Senate by what “warrants of law or Following report niece of Mrs. J. $250 worth of sterling, three suits Patterson of Rockland, a Mrs. Frank Eaton has opened her home authority” the present cabinet officers Miss Amy E. Stoddard, who was assisted honors won since the last meeting, a L. E. McMahan of Installation. The follow- held oflice. a rain travelling bags, S. Fernald and Mrs. A Joint on Main street to the .Red Cross iies, coat, Mrs. Clara H. Seekins. The roll-call was in which lower by pleasing program given The resolution went over without ac- hat and valuable mutf Belfast. ing officers of A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of workers. Small’s^best was answered by New Year resolutions. everyone ook part. A half hour of tion and Senator Hardwick promised to were installed last Monday arious other things were taken. The Veterans, make a on The paper on Legends of Castine, writ- i games followed, including the mysterious weather and ice Chalmers Staples has enlisted in the speech it later. Owing to the severe of Hall were it is probable evening in Knights Pythias by notified,-.but ten Mrs. C. was read one “Black then medical and left recently for Fort by Evelyn Frost, called Art.” They embargo of last week, it seemed advisable corps eir most valuable belongings will Walter Lyons: Commander, Fred A. by Mrs. Cora J. Bowker. The Baron’s went to the dining room, where war bis- of Rev. Milton Slocum, N. Y. to cancel the engagement senior Sanders; Children be found. Mr Small was recently written Louise Wheeler Bart- Seward; vice, Rudolph Cry Letter, by cuit, cocoa and ginger snaps were served. E. Muder of Castine to speak before the E, P. Hopkins, who has been very ill 1 F. FLETCHER’S a clerkship at Washington, L>. C., Simmons. junior vice, Joel Prescott; secretary, FOR lett, was read by Miss Alice E. A peanut hunt closed the afternoon’s of the First Parish, has slowly improved Women’s Alliance Frank O. Whit- with typhoid fever, referred to remain at Harvard, Miss read two Frank Downs; treasurer, The Regent, Emeroy Ginn, fun. afternoon; so the few CASTOR I A Unitarian, this, Thursday, Went in- during past days. ie graduates in June from a spe- letters from soldiers at Fort Williams ing; guide, Fred, worth; patriotic f New Advertisements. The Penob- i the will not take place. The meeting color Mrs. William Dotten and son have re- irse in Banking. thanking the Chapter for their gift of structor, Horace Nickerson; bearer, Electric Co. contribute their next will be held at the home of i scot Bay meeting D. A. Web- a in Mas- knitted Miss Stoddard and Mrs. William A. Johnson; chap., turned from two months’ stay officers of Emma White Barker articles.. week to win the war. Albert C. Burgess, Church street, space this help Mrs. ber; inside Raymond Mendall; out- sachusetts with relatives. 1 Hazel S. Bowker played on separate guard, laughters of Veterans, were in- a 25-cent i Jan. when a paper will Everybody can help by buying Thursday, 24th, side Russell 1 guard, Beckwith.The pianos The Angels’ Serenade, by Ludo- Miss Marion Philbrook and Mrs. Mattie Wednesday evening, Jan. 2nd, by Thrift or for 16 of them you can be Mrs. George R. Williamson, Stamp, given by Auxiliary officers were installed as fol- HORSES vic. A social hour followed with knit- j Nella Merrick of Waterville, De- heater of the Irish Rings.” Cole returned to their clerical duties at get a U. S. “Baby Bond”.A gas “In the Days lows Mrs. Nina Dickey Cook, Divi- when the hostesses served assorted by the first of the week. v ril as follows: Presi- ting, as as new. Wellesley, Mass., President, for sale at half price good The local com- sion Mrs. Ada Robbins; sandwiches and Russian tea. The Coal Situation. Chaplain; Pres., oung Horsts. Soured Mrs Mary Allen Carter; senior vice Apply at The Journal office.The Bangor December of knitted mittee at the suggestion of the fuel ad- vice pres., Mrs. Nettie M. White; past The shipment Horses. Good Working ••••lent. Mrs. Myra S. Dutch; junior A Caution Needed Everywhere. Jewish Relief a card Committee publish for Maine makes the follow- Miss Bessie Hubbard; chaplain, goods for the Red Cross were: 45 sweat- Bos- ministrator pres., resident, Mrs. Annie H. JelBson; An Associated Press despatch from of thanks.Seamen wanted to train for Horses. True Pulling announcement regarding the fuel Mrs. Mary W. Flannagan; patriotic in- ers, 45 pairs stockings, 4 pairs hospital in Belfast: ing on, Miss Alice E. Simmons; treas- ton is applicable officers’ berths in the new Merchant Ma- and Horses. Good Driving There are in the hands of structor, Mrs. Georgia W. Juan; sec., socks, 3 mufflers, 14 pairs wristers Mrs. in- not to talk about the situation: Emma R. Brown; patriotic Women are asked rine at Federal Building, Rockland. 26 of flannel Good the local dealers today, January 7th, 55 Mrs. Eva P. Gordon; treas., Mrs. Nina D. three blankets, also pairs Horses. Colored Mrs. LizzieN. war in public, in a statement issued by 'or, Clarey; secretary, Restaurant for sale in shipbuilding city socks were in the Seven the Massachusetts woman’s commitee of tons bituminous coal and 165 tons anthra- Cook; guide, Miss Orra Danforth; assist- shipment. boys, Horses. Horses pri ed Ktta Piper Mrs. Net- Savery; guide, the Council of National Defense Jan. 4th. of 6,000 population. Apply to Dickey- have the Miss Edith first color who have enlisted, were also fitted out cite coal. Our local dealers ant guide. Marden; right. Horses which go t Dutch; guard, Miss Florence M. It is the statement says, for a Knowlton Real Estate Co. knitted natural, of a further supply at once, but bearer, Mrs. Irene McKenney; second with goods. "bail; assistant Miss Annella woman to tell a friend of news her son or promise will find just EXACTLY | guide, of Thomas H. some from the front At the regular meeting owing to the famine existing in color bearer, Mrs. Goldie W. Warren; i.'itiii. color bearers, Mrs. Nettie M. brother has written back The cold weather has been the chief AS REPRESENTED. or from both men and Marshall Circle last Tuesday afternoon, this is liable to be commandeered inside Mrs. Annie Durham; out- camp. Strangers, places guard, The river is frozen so Mrs. Rose D. Sprague, Mrs. Ethel notes topic recently. women, have been observed making the following committees were appoint- time. Should this occur the situ- side Mrs. Almeda Robertson; at any guard, that the mail is across on sleds, Whiting, Mrs. Dora J. Bridges; coun- of these conversations, it is said, and in brought W. ed: relief and visiting committee, Ward ation in Belfast would become very seri- press correspondent, Mrs. Mabel D. Web- L. WEST, Mrs. Nettie C. Mrs. Della this way often learn the date of the sail- the first time for thirteen years. Plumb- Dutch, Mrs. Abbie Ward Mrs. wish to Hubbard and Marden. of some or some prospective 1, Putnam; 2, ous and the committee emphasize ber; trustees, Misses Jut, Mrs. Whiting. The following ing transport ers were kept busy by bursted pipes, S reef. movement. The committee recom- Anna Ward Mrs. Dora of every pound and were served during Spring troop Richards; 3, the importance conserving Coffee doughnuts in all weathers to um was Vocal Mrs. truckmen were called given: solo, mends these three rules for women to Ward Mrs. Carrie that followed the Bridges; 4, Cunning- of coal possible. the social hour installa- there was bee, readings, Mrs. Bridges and Mrs. follow: haul coal of which, fortunately, Ward Mrs. executive The resolutions were * of kind ham; 5, JuliaSnow; tion. following It is believed song and Miss Simmons. “Never indulge in war talk any At the annual meeting of The City a good supply available. reading, and floral Mrs. Nettie M. outside your own home. committees, adopted: steamer made her last Merrick was the guest of Mrs. Car- National Bank, held Tuesday morning, that the Boston “Never leave about carelessly letters Miss Minnie Shaw, Mrs. Augusta White, Ira M. Whereas, an all-wise Providence has visit to the dock here Jan. 3rd, until dif- '"ring her visit in Belfast. She was men which tell of the following directors, Cobe, from in service, possi- finance Miss Hattie fit to death with his ever Fletcher; commitee, A. seen permit conditions guest of honor at an afternoon ses- ble movements or camp conditions. Read Chas. P. Hazeltine, Asa Howes, ferent prevail., Mrs. Mary Mrs. Ellen ready sickle to enter our camp and re- and White, Pendleton, Elmer A. 1,1 '"id supper of the Tent’s Afternoon destroy. Thomas W. Pitcher, Sherman, move our John A. Dodge, whose Grant died at the home of conversa- Strout. The regular meeting will be brother, Mrs. Mary “Never indulge in telephone and virtues are well at the home of Mrs. Rose Valorus A. Simmons, Selwyn Thompson, many fine qualities Mrs. John where Sprague tions upon these subjects; even wires held next Tuesday in the police court her daughter, Bolan, Charles H. C. W. Wescott, known to members of this camp. Wednesday. sometimes leak.” Walden, was the winter, Friday, room in Memorial Hall. There will be Resolved, That we express in this way she spending were re-elected.' The directors later special business and it is hoped there our sympathy to the relatives of our late after a brief illness with pneumonia. Wescott and Ralph elected Mr. president brother and ask that we be permitted to were held from the resi- will be a full attendance. Funeral services A. Bramhall cashier. They created the with them in mourning the loss of join dence of Mr. and Mrs. Bolan Sunday p. of one. The adjourned December meeting office of assistant cashier to which Miss the loved be Rev. H. D. Knowles officiating. F. the school committee was held last Mon- Resolved, That these resolutions m., Alberta W. Farnham was elected. Henry our records and that the W. had charge of the arrange- with members spread upon Haley day evening seven pres- of North Belfast has been en- in B. Ladd page following be set apart memory ments and the remains were placed in ent. The acted was only question upon to succeed Wilbur R. Blodgett, of our departed brother and that the JOIN OUR gaged the receiving tomb until spring, when I that of transportation. After consider- charter be draped in mourning for thirty Mr. Ladd will teller, recently resigned. resolutions interment will be in Pilgrims’ Home able discussion it was to increase days and that a copy of these agreed Mr. begin his duties next Monday and be sent to the family. Monroe. Besides her daugh- the compensation of E. H. Cemetery, Knowlton, will remain during January. F. O. WHITING, I Committee Blodgett ter, she leaves several grandchildren and driver on the Northport avenue route, A. D. Webber, y on Mrs. Martilla Ward of West and Fred N. Savery, the East Belfast POOR’S Mills. J. F. Sheldon recent- Rudolph Sanders, ) Resolutions. two sisters, “Aluminum of Club” and Mrs. Campbell to week. Mr. ly made a business trip to Lowell and Winterport George |I route, from.$10.50 $15 per MAGAZINE O. A. arrived this town. 1 Knowlton has 31 pupils to transport and Boston.Capt. Wade, 360 ARTICLES 360 ILLUSTRATIONS Mr. Savery both requiring the use of home last week from Hartford, Conn. A $15.00 Aluminum Kitchen 21, The relatives and friends here of Mr a span of horses. The district meeting Miss Edith Wilson of Westboro, Mass., PEERLES8 and Mrs. Sumner C. Fisher, who are in BETTER U of the school board will be held this, visited her father at Christmas time. Set for $9.98 Jerome, Arizona, were pained to hear of Thursday, evening at 8 o’clock to con- Ralph Jackson has moved his family to THAN CASUALTY CO., the death of their oldest daughter, Eunice, sider the of Wm. B. the city.Howard Wilson spent Christ- j and at 50c. down and 50c. week. resignation Supt. which occurred Friday of last week from EVER per UJ Woodbury and the election of a man to mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les- N, Keene, H., pneumonia, following an attack of meas- the position. There have been several ter Wilson.Leo Wade of Hartford, ISc a copy !2 We deliver Set on first payment. les. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher left their home [1 applications received. Charles S. Bick- Conn., is spending a few weeks with his At Your Newwl«al«r Sick and Accident Benefits in hoping that the cli- Yours t M Pays here November, $1-50 truly, ford was appointed to the board uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Yearly Subscription represent matic conditions in Arizona would be Send for oar new free cat- I and express to the State department the Hartshorn.The Ladies Sewing Circle beneficial .to the health of Mrs. Fisher, clog of mechanical toots FRED D. JONES. fact that they do not approve of Islesboro meets at Mrs. J. F. Sheldon’s to work on j M. A. COOK, and (it ;is ^sadjjndeed for this ^trouble to Mechanics Magazine added to this district. con- Red Cross wcrk this week.....Stella Popular being They Dag- located so ,far]from rela- • North Michigan Avanne. Chicago Sears Me. overtake them, j sider it too much for one super- gett is at work in the city.Mrs. Silas District Manager, port, territory tives and friends. Eunice was born July intendent. Beckwith is stopping at Arthur Higgins’. PHILOSOPHY OF MAIN CHANCE- ! OLD FANEUIL HALL Lonely Bachelor Realizes Mistake in Not Welcoming Both Joy and Encourage Sorrow Into His Life. Cradle of American Liberty Is I I read a story in a current magazine Your Stomach Soon to Be RestoVed. today. And after I read a certain ■ part of it I laid the magazine down, Tone by up your system occasionally and I too, looked far away. .But I The True “L. T\” ATWOOD S Erected in for taking Boston Landmark, 1740, looked past the printed page into a Medicine, a preventive and relief for Scores of Years Afforded Place for damp, dimly lighted trolley car—and digestive troubles. Patriotic Gatherings. into the heart of my friend who feared E. for Infants and Children. With a clear head, well regulated to grasp a vision, Margaret Sang- Herald. stomach, liver and bowels cannot Faneuil hall is to be made fireproof, ster writes in the Christian you for Castor Pare- old model. New In the story a wealthy old bachelor Castoria is a harmless substitute Oil, help looking on the bright side of also made over ou the It contains neither was his reason for never hav- goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. York has an interest in the matter. It telling things. Don't let another day pass Opium. Morphine nor other narcotic substance. lor was a native of New York state, Peter ing married. 4 fortho without part to keep more than years it has been in constant use doing your “I to wonder,” he said, thirty Faneuil, born in New Rochelle, who began relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Happy by keeping Healthy. Large in built the hall and presented it to Bos- “whether there was any advantage Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, hottle, small dose. Price 50 cents. All I saw a lot of aids the as- ton in 1740. When he died three years marrying at all. peo- and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, and to- and natural druggists general storekeepers. later it was the scene of memorial ex- ple who were wretchedly unhappy similation of Food; giving healthy sleep. Panacear-The Mother’s Friend, Re sure you get “L. F.” Sample free. ercises in his honor. What glorious gether, and even more wretched alter The Children’s The “L. F.” Medicine Co., Portland, j patriotic meetings have, been held in they had dissolved their matrimonial that usu- Maine. Ml 7) the building and its reconstructions tiec. I discovered marriage sickness since that time; in the Revolutionary ally meant children, anxiety, I counsel of fears, war and all our wars, in abolition (and death. took my National W. C. T. U. Conven- times and whenever the times demand- iWhy fall in love and marry if by doing the ed that free speech should have utter- so I was going to expose myself to tion. fortune? ance, observes the New York Sun. arrows of outrageous My were both dead. Sorrow No political campaign in the old 'parents It has been said to “When Nation- couldn’t touch me. invite unhap- me, days was complete without mass meet- Why If I had no I should al Prohibition comes, there will be little ings in Faneuil hall, on whose saw- piness? family have to look out lor—to left for the W. C. T. U. to do.” It is dust-covered floor stood tlie democracy only myself to show its worry about—and when I died nobody e\en hinted that interest is already wan- to listen, to applaud and I —■ — ■ nwiiii suffer of bereavement ___ .. What a of in- would agonies 9 ing These sayings are refuted by the displeasure. wellspring on account. So I shut up < is liere seen some of the of Webster my myself convention closed in Washing- ;. i- hai l; „f Austria-Hungary reviewing spiration the picture reply- great just lu my shell and built an iron wall WHITE HOUSE SERVICE FLAG i! v#ol< in the drive into and praising the officers for their ing to has been for two gen- i More new more troops part Italy Hayne ton, It. C. members, around my affections to keep out sor- work ;s i he first photograph of the emperor to reach America in many erations! The sight of that quaint T more money more enthu- -v. delegates, used, as one row. r j menu and homely building, approach- than ever before! Over 900 dele- “I was a fool! What wouldn’t I siasm es it in the bustle and tide of city life, were now to have had sorrow.' Many’s gates and visitors uncounted pres- brings back the stirring scenes of Rev- give the time I've envied friend with ent, eaeh elected delegate representing olutionary days when it got its name my a dead child. Pain and go hand 500 members. of the Cradle of American Liberty. joy in hand. Deaden your capacity for Friday and Saturday, thetwo days pre- Faneuil hall, with its market below oue and lose the other. I'd is to be re- you Today ceding the convention, were filled with and meeting hall above, i Could Not Eat or rather have had a year or so with a meetings. Sunday, ’ Sleep stored to the original fabric and de- board and department woman I had loved and have lost her and to be made We’ve had as well as M. K a praise Made Well PERUNA j sigu may lie, in the Metropolitan church, By than to be what I am—a lonely, child- as fire. In and the secure as possible against and prayer service was held pas- less, wifeless, friendless old man.” Mr. William E. Denny, 1023 Pari 1761 all but the shell was burned. Not the convention sermon. In I read the over. And tor preached Ave., Springfield, Ohio, writes: Catarrh since then, we believe, have the build- paragraph Win. then I took it to a man I know—I call the afternoon, at Polis lheater, “I find great pleasure in writinc ing and its additions been seriously For Years him to the philoso- Jennings Bryan made an earnest appeal you and thanking you for what Pe- threatened. Yet it has always been sometimes, myself, In the even- runa has already done for me. I pher. for prohibition and suffrage. uqiiui f Searsport. of”the idea began to be heard from all didn’t live to see the picture completed, ] When die war began, England had Drives too! aud Prohibition—and Suffrage, or confused in military affairs, the but he was its real inspiration. Hugh a little army. Many peded in the County of Waldo, deceased, and giv were parts of the country, especially from only Englishmen The nearly bO departments group- a tine old once have been trained as sol- as the law dirtcls. AM persons having ; Mosher, farmer, posed for the j had never seen a soldier. A new army they bond' >10 «itceas« as “Patriotic Pacific Coast.. and a son as demands against the estate of eu, six or eight together, ; lifer, Harry Devereux, of the of 5.000.000. drawn from civilian ranks, diers, just in every-day life they j of Pas- are desired to present the ssnie for suttlemei the of The Board of Trade of the city late General Devereux, was model for j cannot be down circumstances. Congresses,” with general topic had to be raised, trained, armed, kept by all indebted thereto art u to mak the drummer and quested j has passed a resolution I boy. are individually invincible and ‘‘How my department helps the Nation,” adena, California, 1 clothed, fed and with all the They payment Immediately. The was exhibited at the Cen- equipped the the oOtli An- picture hence when into an army, RALPH I MORSE, and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw gave us one favoring proposition; demanded by a war which has organized tennial as “Yankee Doodle.” Hugh supplies Belfast, Me., Dec 11.1917. of the California State they are militarily invincible. j of her inimitable addresses. nual Convention Mosher, dropping in for a look at it, was turned every scientific invention to the Therefore when you read of an army Fruit Growers’ Association has taken recognized by the crowd and received an work of destruction. This necessitated When reports of our papers, the Union E. The sur or a unit with a morale ! ADMINISTRATOR’S NOT! and the of the State ovation. Later, whiie on exhibition at that tlie women fill the necessary military high and Crusader Monthly were given similar action; press j gcriber hereby gi ves notice that h•' lias beei Signal the title was know that the men in the ranks to Boston, picture’s changed men had formerly occupied and you A. adintnntr .tor of the estate ir wide and favorable places Y. H is C. publicity I duly appointed asked, the States quick- giving to the now one. are men and subscriptions j familiar General Dev- and the officers over them of State of Maine, of Letters and also engage in the new industries war the some pledging bOO, or even the movement. telegrams ereux bought it after it had been in the dominant who meet | ly responded, caused to spring into ex- strong, courage BENIA H HARDING, late of Billerica, from individuals also attest to the im- Corcoran Gallery at and it requirements 1000. Washington, death calmly in the discharge of their the State of Massachusetts, deceased, A now in Abbott Marblehead. istence. jin Mrs. John pending disaster to our food supply if the hangs Hall, and who cannot be rout- demands against the estate" It was a pleasure to listen to Lord Northoliflfe that the military duty j persons having A replica which Mr. Willard painted live says ■ sired to the sam labor shortage is not met before the next ed nar overawed the but said deceased are dt present told of the war work of the in the by enemy, re Meigs, as she j years ago may be seen in the city hall at j women have done this work, for settlement, a-.ri ail indebted thereto are harvest season. must be vanquished, if at all, by fight- j to Rob- Y. M. C. A.; to Miss Julia Latl.rop of the Cleveland, Mr. Willard’s home town. main, exactly as well as the men. They quested t<» make payment immediately j author In the East the matter is taken ing. ert F. Duuton of Be fast, Maine, my Childrens’ Bureau, the new department being The above is from a recent magazine of have entirely displaced the men in the _ ized agent, and the press of New York City is of as clerks in not long ago created by the government; up the Boston Sunday Post. A copy of the operation elevators, BENI AH K. HARDING, it notice. Word has stores, banks, and insurance offices and Communication by Flags. Mass Dec. 11, 1917. and to Dr. Harvey Wiley. Among the giving prominent picture, is hung in the Citypoint school Billerica, as drummers. In their enthusiasm the Those who have read novel, come from Connecticut that that State and it a Cooper’s Drives was a call from room, is coincidence that among unexpected happenings subscriber women tasks their “The Pilot,” will remember how the EXECUTRIX’S NOilCE. Tlie has been “positively combed clean” of the is little who be- attempted beyond the Temperance Board of M. E. Bishops, pupils Hugh Mosher, notice that she has been duly ap j physical strength, but this was gradu- American officer instructed his lady «■ hereby gives laborers of every and thou- his school life last fall which txtcutrix, in the Mate of Maine, o in session in the city. Bishop Wm. Me- , description, gan during pointed ally corrected. The fact that England love to communicate with him by little of 1 of valuable farms in that section term the last will ana testament Clarence True Wilson, Deets sands the picture was presented to the with a Dowell, has been able to maintain Its credit flags of varied colors. Cooper, BENJAMIN E RICE, late of Boston, idle as a conse- Dr. Elmer the lighting of the country are lying school. at the novelist’s made his charac- Picket, Williams, ] and keep its exports practically freedom, in the County of Suffolk, deceased, and given AW having- minister of Chicago, add others made quence. I Mrs. j. w. vaugnan wrote recenuy i prewar figures Lord Northcliffe un- ter apply a system which had already bonds as the law directs persons deceases j II is not me intention ui me piuyu- work of with in demands against the estate of sa.d brief and from N. H.. where she was hesitatingly ascribes to the been extensively experimented pithy speeches. Henniker, are desired 10 present the same for settlement, nents of the resolution so to amend our the women. the British and French navies. For makt The Anti Saloon League, gathered in visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julia Innes, an all iuuebted thereto are requested to immigration laws as to permit the im- after much experimenting combina- immediately to my authorized agent Washington for a convention, also came that the latter was rapidly recovering her payment of various and Walter C. Itice of Stockton Springs, portation of what are known as “coolies,” Preserving Old Furniture. tions of flags shapes in a body to make us a call. One day it usual health and that Henniker was a ELIZA BE H K HAMILTON. of furniture colors were into but to admit only farmers. The efficiency Possessors antique gradually developed Mass., Dec. 11, 1917. almost seemed that Congress had adjourn- very attractive town having many hand- Winchester, should devote regular attention to it, what we call a “code” today. Prob- that of the Chinese farmer is of the highest. ed and come to visit us, so many of some summer residences. of old the most famous ever Now and especially to any oak, ably flag signal It is said can raise more NOTICE. The subscriber they produce —- I UARDIAN’S body were present. The Maine he in condition by flown was Nelson’s at Trafalgar, but august ! which should kept I uotice that tie has been duly ap- from a given area of land than any other hereby gives men were appropriately greeted by the periodical rubbings with flannel dipped It required a great number of combina- of the estate of in- $100 Reward, $100 pointed guardian people in the world, and their general are tech- delegation of white ribboners from the in a mixture of beeswax, oil and spir- tions, of flags (hoists, they ARTHUR W., MOO RE, of is far above that of the coolie. The readers of this paper will be pleas- Stockton Pine Tree State. Miss Jeanette Rankin telligence its of turpentine. White painted nically called) to spell out: “England Springs, ed to learn that there is at least one Cuba and France have drawn best cleansed with that man will do his of Waldo, deceased, and given on free as already French furniture is expects every in the County made a brief little speech press dreaded disease that science has been Ail having has bonds as 'he law directs perrons upon China to relieve their labor short- in all its and that is paraffin; and after old mahogany duty.” ward art related to temperance work. able to cure stages demands against the estate of said a little sweet age, and it is reported by the Congress- catarrh. Catarrh being greatly influenced been gone over with very to the same for settlement, Among our many orner aisunguisucu desired present conditions oil or stains he thereto are requested to make men who visited the war zone, by constitutional requirescon- any spots may usually Women in India Need Education. ana all indebted visitors were Ex-Gov. Frank I. Hanly, recently stitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh worked off or blended into the wood At a of the Woman’s Indian payment that there are in France at the present meeting Journal BD Q wife of the of The immediately^ Mrs. Secretary is taken and acts Daniels, Medicine internally fiber by an oxalic acid and Miss secre- 1917. aboul working Study association, Boyd, Stockton Dec. 11, the convention to time, or en route to that country, through the Blood on the Mucous Sur- Springs, the Navy, who invited water dampened cork over the sur- tary in England for the Woman’s Uni- Chinese farmers. They receive faces of the System theieby destroying an informal reception at her home; Mrs. 100.000 face of the blemish. The brilliancy said that the foundation of the the versity settlement, Bombay, NOTICE The sub- a of twenty cents and theii disease, giving ADMINISTRATRIX'S A. Miss Elizabeth Peirce, daily wage of the of old furniture, mir- one cent of Indian women that she nas been Thomas Edison, patient strength by building up the con- | gilding only per scriber hereby gives notice board. of the estate ol chaplain-general of the D. A. R., Mrs. stitution and assisting nature in doing | ror frames and candelabra may nearly could read. She declared the great duly appointed administratrix Official show that the so restored being R McCAMBRIDGE. Wilbur F. Crafts, Mrs. Wm. McDowell, figures already its work. The proprietors have much | always he speedily by need was for the Indian girls to take ALEXANDER in the curative of Hall’s which has late of Frankfort, E. Woman’s United States has within its borders faith powers I sponged off with sulphur up the profession of medicine. It Like and given President of M. Foreign Would in the county of Waldo, deceased, 700 ol Catarrh Medicine that they offer One been boiled for fifteen minutes in com- had been stated an that having S. R. about 17,200 Chinese farmers, by authority bonds ns the law directs. All persons Missionary Society, Mrs. Wright, Hundred tor case that it fails j Dollars any with several bruised garlics, or an Indian woman in child birth had the estate of said deceased whom own their own farms. Aboul pany demands against of the Canadian W. C. T U., to cure. Send for list of testimonials. | To see a the same for settle- president with a of common salt, less chance than a soldier on the bat- are desired to present are in the State ol preparation World’s W. C. T. 12.000 of the number Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, and all indebted thereto are requested Miss Flora Strout, U., alum and nitre, such as any ment, • Ohio. Sold all 75c. purified (tlefield. to make immediately, soon to California, and have so favorably im- by Druggists, payment missionary to Burma, returning ! druggist will supply. I ANNAJ McCAMBRIDGE. interests of tha' i and the Straits Settlement, Mrs. pressed the agricultural Me Dec. 11, 1917. Ceylon “Third Loan.” Contradictory Evidence. Frankfort, State that they are anxious to have the Liberty Gilbert Bowles, Fraternal delegate from | The Town Fool. “There is one thing curious about shouted the NOTICE. The sub- W. C. T. Mrs. Etsu number increased. ! “Ladies and gentlemen,” the minutes of a ADMINISTRATOR'S Japan I!., £ngimoto The next National loan will be desig- j meeting.” notice that he lias been It is not that the move- one. “We are here to pro- scriber hereby gives •f Japan, and Miss Tinne Watanabc, anticipated nated officially as the “Third Liberty long-haired “What is that?” administrator or the estate of the duly appointed ment will excite the antagonism of th< not the Victory Loan, or Freedom | test against constantly increasing are generally affairs of mo- lute of Belfast. president of Kobe W. C. T. U. in Japan— Loan,” “They LYDIA T. WATERMAN, or Peace Loan as been cost of Since the war every- labor as the if Loan, has pro- living. ment.” women and hear of interests, Chinese, brough' DRIVE of Waldo, deceased, and given we see these the when posed. Posters and other advertising has I defy anyone to in County thing gone up. as the law directs. All persons nuving lines that we to this country, will be sent only to thos< bonds their work along the same matter will be immediately bear- has estate of said deceased prepared name a single thing that gone Counts. demands against the where there is no labor of an? the title now The loan will Training tbesBine for settlement, in America follow—the world does not places ing adopted. down since the war began.” are desired to present mathematical here 18 muse be seme time after 1st for an “Our expert thereto are to after all. kind to be had. They will be kept hen February “How about these here that and all indebted requested seem so very big, ships a athlete.” amount and at interest rate not yet de- also good paymentv y immediately. visitor was Mrs. probably not longer than six months af- have been asked the town waterman. A most picturesque cided. torpedoed?” “I suppose that is why he finds It OF FRANKLIN whose ter the close of the and then return fool from the back of the hall.—Gar- Belfast, Me.. Dec. 11, 1917. Gertrude Bonnin, every part of war, eo easy to run up a column of figures.” British Take costume was beaded in harmonious colors. ed to their own country, giving way t< Stockyards. goyle. EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. The subscriber our soldiers who will have come back t< Son—Yes, dad, I’m a big gun up at Mrs. Bonnin is Secretary of the Society no: ice that he has been duly I The British government has taken over college. hereby gives ask their homes ready to resume the tillagi FREE OF CHARGE. executor of the lait will and testa- of American Indians, and came to the East Deering stockyards, owned by Father—Well, then, why don’t I hear appointed ment of a now of our farms. I the Grand Trunk in Portland, the help of the W. C. T. U. for bill Railway, suffer with better reports ? of Stockton for war Why indigestion, dyspepsia, LILLIAN A. SIMMONS, late The of Chinese labor can and will ship horses from here in Congress, which aims to pro- importation | sour Springs,. pending purposes. This action is due to conditions torpid liver, constipation, stomach, not be undertaken under our presen deceased. All tect the Indian from the traffic in peyote, at Halifax. From 5C0 to 1,000 will be coming-up-of-food-after-eating, etc., in the County of Waldo, persons j the estste of said de- which must be abrogated in somi until the war is having demands against a certain kind of cactus, sometimes called laws, | kept on hand at all times when can a bottle of for set- you get sample ceased are desired to present the same is akin to way by action. That ad | over. Forty men will be given employ- Cows! thereto are “dry whiskey.” This drug Congressional Green's August Flower'free at W. O. tlement. and all indebted requested ! Steamers enough M. farm is one of the grea ment at the big yards. immediately to Albert opium in its effects. Dr. Harvey confirm- ditional labor Poor & Son’s. This medicine. has re- to'make payment to carry the horses have been engaged. Amea of Stockton Spiings, my authorized as to needs of the nation is alarmingly true ed Mrs. Bonnin’s statements the I markable curative properties, and has WALTER F. KIMBALL and the Prompt action is needed if we are to ge The Change. Cows!! Brookline, Hass., Dec. 11, 1917. destructive effects of the drug, demonstrated its efficiency by fifty years _ season to do the countri need of against it. Chinese labor in of success. are often caused legislation Headaches cash at utmos When the old-fashioned wife WANTED, good cows for spot The resolutions emphasized total ab- any good this year. With the • disordered stomach. With her hubby had strife, by Children Cry and suffrage haste it will be hardly possible to get thi sob. full market value. Write or phone stinence, prohibition, purity “I’ll go back to my mother,” she’d August Flower is put up in 25 and 75 FOR FLETCHER’S conserva- laborers here before when plant- the of HERALD OFFICE, with two new paragraphs on April, But spouse today cent bottles. For sale in all civilized \ and sowing will be well underway ii Doesn’t threaten that way, CASTORIA tion and war. ing countries. 2m46 Belfast, Maine. She says: “I’ll go back to ipy job.” The old officers were re-elected, Miss many States.—Ed. i ii L MONROE. BRINGS OUT LATENT TRAITS | AIRPLA NE»AE L AZ E !N M!DAIR» _ I RIVERS BEST MEDICINE THE TWO NOTED War Develop* Hidden Qualification* the CHIEF CHARM in .GERMAN^ is working ship- hn Bowden of Many Young Heroes Now yard in Stockton. in Government's Service. Mr. and Livenza Become FOCWOMEN” common school is taught by Tagliamento sorts of to Cherry field. OF LOVELY WOMM Important in Italy. “It takes all things bring in us all.” with out latent traits The speak- E. Pinkham’* < hool opened Dec 31st What Lydia Soft, Clear, Smooth Skin Comet With er in the club car rolled Wls cigar to r. Bates of Islesboro, aateach- the other corner of his mouth. The Did The Ute Of “FRUIT-A-TIVES”. Ore Stream of No Value Commercially, Vegetable Compound other occupants sat silently, surmising While the Other Is Known for 1-'-V'lfc. I recounts a For Ohio Woman. ,.er. who has enlisted in the that a story was coming, Many Tributaries. the training school at New- writer in tin exchange. “Knew a young fellow over East. Portsmouth, Ohio.—'11 suffered from The National Geographic society nl lots of Son did not in side and was Father had money. irregularities,e pains my went to the hospital in Ban- has issued the weak at times I Washington following seem inclined to add a great deal to so and was operat- on could y. Dee. 27th, war geography bulletins the Thglia- it by working, but made several dents hardly get around to do my Friday, mento and Livenza rivers, mentioned in the his spending. ppeBdicitis family purse by as I had the work, and was In the cable dispatches concerning Not that he was a bad boy at heart- ant little entertainment four in my family German drive into Italy: only thoughtless. Sometimes I think three boarders ■ town hall Wednesday even- and “The whose flood- Tagliamento river, the rich father was attempting to it made it very hard oh, for the purpose of raising ed banks served as n rampart for the make a business man out of a man for me. Lydia E. comforts for the Mon- procure repeating Italians for only a few days, never intended for that sort of life. The Pinkham’s Vege- | or will go into table who have gone and which was crossed by the Austro- boy did not seem to be able to find his Compound weis recommended ,v or Navy. A dance followed German forces, is a stream of no value niche. Said to me one day when he to me. I took it instrumental commercially. It is one of many small ‘You know. ,m which included had gotten eonfidentiar: | and it has restored Lit- rivers rising in the Cnrnic Alp's and fear is that I am not going to Donald Lang and Beatrice my only j my health. It is Emma flowing through the Venetian plain into make something out of myself that will the best „ongs by Maude Cooper, certainly the Adriatic. Its headwaters are make dad proud of me.' And the two ; medicine for woman’s ailments I ever .ij Phyllis Haley; recitation by near Mount Clapsavon, about sixty-five surely did love each other. One day saw.”—Mrs. Sara Shaw, R. No. 1, “The Family Album” ex- | Cooper; miles northwest of its entrance into the boy asked the father for several Portsmouth, Ohio. Mrs. Eva Neal- ,jid explained by the Adriatic, but the course of the thousand dollars. It was forthcoming. Mrs. Shaw the merit of this proved in midair as i; hurtled verses by NORAH WATSON This of a Roche plane blazing ; the following original stream is first to Then he asked the father to cash a medicine and wrote this letter in order Vonderful picture meandering, flowing in the war. Th* Toronto. women may find is one of the must remarkable photographs made to the tune of “Ten 86 Drayton Ave., the east and then south a for some left him his that other suffering downward v Moore, sung through check money by j in France, relief as she did. German was flying above the lines “somewhere wheh Fred Cunningham, Nov. 10th, 1915. marshy valley, thus traversing a dis- dead mother. He got that. Then the battleplane nd Miles” by lie a bomb, the itocli* 1 Women who Eire suffering as she was n French airman got directly overhead, dropped hitting applauded. A A beautiful complexion is a handsome tance of 100 miles. boy sort of dropped out of New York was enthusiastically should not from day to day in the middle. It fell a flaming mass as this photograph the of her “Just 120 years ago the Tagliamento life. drag along machine squarely was donated woman’s chief and envy root * illy- decorated cake glory without giving this famous and made. figured in another great “Next I knew he was a lieu- i was '9 a less fortunate rivals. \ et a soft, clear prominently thing E. Pinkham’s : at bringing good price, herb remedy, Lydia Vege- auction, in northern It tenant in the aviation section of the sew- with health—is the military campaign Italy. j table Compound, a trial. For special looked rug, a beautiful skin—glowing only -ome was during Napoleon’s campaign of army. He had bought two airplanes, advice in to such ailments write weaving natural result ofpure Blood. regard a towel with Swedish re-enforcements were down into the to E. Pinkham Medicine “ 1797 that greatly taken them country to Lydia Co.,Lynn, were I was troubled for a considerable result its ind an outing flannel quilt needed by the French. Bernadotte. one of his father’s farms and learned Mass. The of forty years with ver> time with a very disfiguring is at service. and were disposed of unpleasant, who afterward was placed by Napoleon to fly. Guess those that knew him experience your and was Bash, which covered my face for on the throne of Sweden as Charles it was another of his money- •ory returns. The quilt thought towel to which I used and remedies XIV. led his army with signal dispatch ways, But when he thought WIISTERPOHT. i to George Peavey, the applications burning j Fruit-a- to the to Chester, without relief. After using from the banks of the Rhine to his himself competent he went gov- o -lthea Grant, the rug for one the rash is com- commander in chief, and at the pas- ernment and simply said: ‘Here I am, bag to M. A. tives” week, Hilda Williams of Boston spent the n, and the sewing lntve for I am thankful for sage of tlie Tagliamento won enduring ready for any service you may pletely gone. deeply with her mother. and the took him up holidays the relief and in the future, I will not be distinction. me,’ government But of has been “The Tagliamento passes no Import- i in a hurry. He may be in France. Miss Ellen Hanson Bangor | I Gave it to the Kaiser. without “Fruit-a-tives”. ant cities of Yenetia. The most should have seen that father’s face a few days at her old home here, NORAH WATSON. import- you spending j C. M. MOORE. ant of the small towns that up every time he mentioned that BY squat upon light Dockham came from Vermont 25c. from Arthur 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, its marshy banks are Venzone, 20 miles boy. And when he does get back ,-d my beans the other day to spend the holidays with his two daugh- At dealers or sent Fruit-a-tives rail from the Austro-Italian France he and his father are goihg to ; rand them mighty tough; by by frontier; j be than ever, if that be ters. ,-,1 and thrashed, and turned and Limited, Ogdensburg, New York. Spilimhergo and Latisana. The last- greater pals thrashed, named is equidistant from Venice and possible. One hundred and five new members of 1 am not to say ran still ’twas not enough, ISLESBORO. Trieste on the 100-mile railway which "Aow going the Red Cross were added in the recent it to have ght I’d have to give up, connects these two important cities. many young men are going to drive for membership. I was nearly in; flows 15 miles to the about $20,000 at their beck and call Mrs. Pendleton were The Tagliamento was half-way up my back, Mr. and Alpheus needs the oc- McDonough left on his west of Udine, the first Italian city of demonstrate that it only Capt. Stephen from my chin, tor a few days. w at dripped called to Boston recently casion io make men out of them, but I return to New York Jan. 2nd, after pass- me importance to fall before the onrushing v occurred to thought Dart- are scores of Ellis J. Hatch has returned to in the offen- do say that there young a few his family here. me my teeth; Teutonic forces present ing days^with made grit or more.” to resume his studies as men doing just as much tyjiser needs a thrashing mouth College sive. The Christmas tree at the M. E. vestry “Iif ancient times the tt him underneath!” civil engineer. Tagliamento the folks was much Like United States. Tuesday for young was known as Tiiaventus. Switzerland Chorus Miss Louise Kimball ^as gone to Booth- enjoyed by them. They played games TEE STUDY HOUR “The Livenza, like the Tagliamento. Switzerland is the only European I'll it to the Kaiser— to resume her duties as teacher in demo- after the were distributed. give bay of streams which rise in example of a federative and presents fitful flare of the Kaiser Is one many Abraham Lincoln learned to read by the pine il soak it to the schools. American public the Cnrnic and flow the cratic republic of the type, Dr. and Mrs. William Ellingwood of was a trial for H baste the dirty Kaiser— Alps through knots in the log cabin fireplace. It gruelling as the Hun.” Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poulin of Rumford delta region of Venetia. Its course is observes a writer. Switzerland, Rockland have been the guests of Mr will to succeed. II tnrash the bloody ; i his eyes, and an indication of his indomitable miles in United States, was born from a desire were the guests of Capt. and Mrs. Well- ; not more than seventy-five and Mrs. E H. Clements and Mr. and v mind I chucked him there des- to a hut it has numerous tributaries, for emancipation from autocratic Our young folks don t have study by flickering fireplace flail once more. Coombs Christmas week. ; length, for two weeks. .. l r ibbed my ington Mrs. Joshua Treat, Jr., hours of those on the east being ; like the United States, Swit- have the Lamp that makes study a bunch of Texas steers chief among potism light. They Rayo thought visited her moth- Miss Adelaide Hatch Meduna. the Fiume and the Sile. zerland never believed in the divine Winnifred Nealley, Geneva of comfort. v re tn the old barn floor. the Misses into hours for two weeks Meschia The which have dreamed that I was tired er, Mrs. Porter Hatch, while the Mor.ticano and the right of kings. very past and Jennie Tripp have return- not irri- Thompson RAYO LAMPS a soft, mellow light that does now was Jan. 5th. the west bank. The ancient federates, on that quiet give hrashing play; and returned to Sanford are affluents of the ed to Castine, where they will resume its Lake tate the ,• verv dirty trick he’d done at which the Livenza mingles the ‘Ttutii." on the classic eyes. Sumner who is on the ammu- point spot, their studies at the Eastern Maine Nor- double Yeaton, 228 swore either or shade. Easy to him pay. j waters with the Adriatic is only of Lucerne on August 1, 1291, You light a Rayo without removing chimney nition ship Newport News, has been re- for mal School. save it to the Kaiser, miles northeast of Italy’s priceless to, embodies that great principle re-wick and keep clean. France. it to the Kaiser, ported to have arrived in the United U. S. spent a brief soaked jewel city. Venice. which now, 626 years later, Silas Blaisdell, N., Use So-CO-ny Kerosene for best result*. old basted the Kaiser, Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Carey have gone “The plain lying between the paral- States is fighting, namely, to quote furlough at the home of his parents last I thrashed the dirty Hun. and the “For to New York to meet their son Robert lel courses of the Tagliamento President Wilson’s own words, week. Mr. Blaisdell has returned to Vir- water in my face- is dotted with Italian towns of those who submit to au- for :-.threw who is on the battleship South Dakota. i Livenza the right and expects to leave soon Chief ginia, bought I’d had a fit— of great historic and art interest. thority to have a voice in their own Miss Anne Farnsworth spent her re- France for ambulance duty. right on a-thrashing, among these are Pordenone. probably governments.” There the old Swiss -r a at home with her parents. but lost clip; cent vacation the Pontus N'aonis of the ancients, self-government against the Leonard Clark has been in the Paine the proclaimed in ,ins flew all about barn, a teacher in the Pitts- Porto- Miss Farnsworth is now many miles from the sea; autocratic rule of the Hapsburg, in the I hospital in Bangor for surgical treatment. ,<-ver saved a one; 1 and the ruins field schools. San Vito. Azzano words: “We ordain and di- was successful and a com- s were a frazzle gruaro, following I The operation just the ancient vf Concordia Saggittaria, rect with unanimous accord, that in the ad- ,i the bloody Hun. Mrs. Herschel Libby has returned home plete recovery is hoped for despite Roman military station.” we shall Christ- the above-mentioned valleys of Mr. Clark. gave it to the Kaiser, to Lincoln, Me., after spending j vanced years recognize no judge who shall have i soaked it to the Kaiser, mas week with her Mr. and parents, and with or in any The entertainment and ball at Union basted the old Kaiser, Work Play. bought his rights money Mrs. John Yeaton. not be a of the Red lirashed the bloody Hun. Variation of types of work properly other manner, or who shall Hall Jan. 2nd, for the benefit ASK YOUR the record for weath- for what of these dis- con- IBut—I Islesboro has beat adjusted will often substitute native and an inhabitant Cross was a success. The program known. as says the an il- CENTER MONTVILLE. er. The coldest December ever Is generally known play, tricts.” sisted of musical selections, solos, thermometer 14 Sew York Times. For instance, one’s Dec 29th the registered lustrated song, tableaux, original poems brain center may hccome weary at a Futile below zero, and on the 30th 22 below. Disputes. T. Young, reading by Mrs. Ruth and a decided byC. r.d Mrs. P. C. Allen are at home monotonous occupation, In stating prudential rules for our the Through the kindness of Miss Dorothy Ellingwood, drill by the pupils of NEIGHBORS of occupation, notwithstanding in I must not omit Belfast. change government society, of a Forbes of Boston nearly all the school work, will Grammar school, the numbers being It be what we usually call tlie important one of never entering S Lowell served as traverse juro children received Christmas gifts, four brain center involved nature appropriate to the spirit permit the first into or argument with another. patriotic term of dispute this town at the January a tree in works. But we one The B. H. and G. for of the schools having joint to rest while another I never saw an instance of ^ of the present day. To Subscribe S J. Court. a summer to the fact that what most other services and ren- Union Hall. Miss Forbes is come hack ! two disputants convincing the orchestra donated their as is an occupation Mr and Mrs. Loren W Howard passep resident of Dark Harbor. people regard play | by argument. dered fine music both for entertainment are not to perform, Waldo with that they required I have seen many, on their getting it was a pleasant week-end in recently Many of the young people were at home and ball. Altogether it would seem from a psycholog- and one Koscoe Whitcomb. and, warm, becoming rude shooting Red Cross ship- and Mrs. for the Christmas vacation, including rest if occasion. The December ical standpoint to give greater another. here was as follows: 40 com- .enne O. Clement has returned to Miss Alice Smith from New York, Miss ment from It be an occupation that is particularly Conviction is the effect of our own 13 tray cloths, 2 table cloths, : .Held, after a week’s visit with his Margaret Pendleton from St. Joseph’s useless from the standpoint of produc- either in soli- fort pillows, Journal dispassionate reasoning, The old Mrs. Charles H. Clem- and Howard Board- economic results. Therefore there 12 pillow slips, 11 sheets, 3 rolls of nts, Mr. and Academy in Portland, ing tude or weighing within ourselves, dis- ; Republican aside in the work old 13 handker- man from Colby College. should be time set what we hear from oth- cotton, 1 roll of linen, be passionately, of the day, no matter whether it uncommitted in argu- chiefs, 6 towels, 5 serviettes, 14 T. band- nry H. Stewart, who was called to ers, standing varied or not, when the environment It was one of the 45 triangu- did not ment ourselves. ages, 19 abdominal bandages, -Hand for military service, SWANVILLE CENTER. and should be may be changed play rules above all others, made 15 four tailed bandages, 50 and ar- which, lar bandages, up to the physical standard taken of returned to Pittsfield up. Doctor Franklin the most amiable 3x4 52 absorbent pads, 29th. Miss Ruby Gray gauze rolls, 1-2, home Dec. “never to contradict Jan. 9th. men in society, 8x12, 1 absorbent pad, 12x24, 162 paper the the here was a frost here about a Did Hard “Bit" for Flag. he was to an- Think How in heavy anybody.” If urged 100 gauze strips, 3x6, Boy Arm^or The farmers are harvesting their ice back pads, 12x18, Kieek almost a freeze. The mer- After without tobacco several nounce an he did it rather ago, going opinion, 460 compresses 9x9. * fire wood. to infor- 340 compresses, 4x4, the of an Hawaiian and getting up weeks, so the money could be used as if for a home -y dived with grace by asking questions, Navy would enjoy paper. a American flag, the or doubts— 1 a reaching 32 be- Mr. and Mrs. James Marden are spend- purchase large mation, by suggesting after dime, easily EAST SEAKSMONT. old inmates of the Hempstead (L. I.) Thomas Jefferson. hiw zero. ing the winter in Auburn with their son j poor farm recently had the pleasure Mrs. Oliver Newell, who was teaching Guy. from the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marriner spent sev- of seeing the colors break German Schooling. TALK IT accepted a flattering Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Small spent Christ- the home they in Morrill recently, the guests OVER Kingdom school, flagpole in front of only German schooling has proved antag- eral days 'Mr from the school superin- mas at the home of their son, Dr. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Cross. Liberty i know. onistic to co-operation, although de- of her parents, there. Mrs. in Stockton. of the men are mass fiident and is teaching Small, Some eighty-flve manding unity of action through Mr. and Mrs. Arad Mahoney spent Dec. old and.the loss of their tobacco Talbot writes in ien Erskine, an experienced teacher, Mr. and Mrs. David Moody entertained years obedience, Winthrop 25th in Camden, the guests of their rela- school. was a great hardship. The old fel- It has failed to foster AND THEN SUBSCRIBE iow in charge of the Kingdom on Christmas their children and grand- the Century. tives, Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Babbidge. lows talked of the deeds they had for Is a also Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Robert- real co-operation, co-operation children, for the colors in the Civil of own Mrs. Packard of Castine and Mrs. I wish this town had a temperance seen done method by which persons their May son and son Ralph. in Revolution- of North spent ■ perature.” war and heard of the volition and by no compulsion may A. J. Howard Searsmont, Maine Central R. R. 29th What kind is that?” The thermometer registered Dec. ary war, as they planned the pleasure work together harmoniously. Only several days recently with their niece, The kind which is not addicted to overseers in the morning from 14 to 20 below. Tht that was to be theirs. The when training and schooling are the Mrs. F. E. Gelo. BELFAST AND BURNHAM a now and then.” —li eking drop was Daniel J. Morrison had of all is that state Quarries, highest for the day 8 below. Sun- of the poor, common privilege On and after Oct, 1, 1917, trains connecting i the raising, which it was from 22 to 25 below Frank Hammill, after flag of civic development possible Waterville with trains Factory day morning at Burnnamand through *« There’s a Reason. the patriotic old men fine cigars to become co-operative in this vicinity. The highest for the day | gave permits society for and from Bangor, Waterville, Portland anc l====' Locations ! to make up for the other words, a so- FOR 6000 and they started in its action. In GONE as fol- was 10 below with the sun shining bright Boston, will run daily, except Sunday, •m editor received this letter from a becomes more lost smokes. cialized society possible lows: sh youth: ly. Dec. 31st it was 16 to 20 below zero | Last Are What Mill Sites, Farms,Sites young only as all individual members acquire Results That Appeal FROM BELFAST kindly tell me why a girl always closes Comet has elected the follow the Grange The Blue Cross. each the widest vision, and thus to Belfast People. AM PM r when a fellow kisses her? for Summer Hotels eyes Mas 7 00 2 36 ing officers for the ensuing year: The Blue Cross fund was organized power to co-operate harmoniously, Belfast depart. To which the editor replied: t 2 40 i _ Citypoint. t7 05 Gaze into a mirror. ter, Porter Webb; Overseer, Ralph Rdb in Constantinople by Lady i In 1912 Kidney sufferers in Belfast want more Waldo. t7 15 i 2 60 and of the British am- of Our Marine Chaps. 3 02 Camps ertson; Lect., Mrs. A. T. Nickerson Lowther, the wife Pay than temporary relief. Brooks.. 7 27 j At of officers and crews of ves- *7 39 f3 14 Steward, James Brown; A. S., Alberl | bassador in Turkey at that time. The pay They want results that last— Knox. Better Than Worm Tablets” marine Thorndike. 7 46 3 20 LOCATED ON THE LINE OE THE ! the the fund was used for sels In the American merchant Results like Mr. Cross tells about. Moody; Chap., Mrs. E. A. Robertson beginning Unity. 753 3 35 the is as follows: $250 a month; His was a thorough test. Louise A. T. the Balkan wars and at beginning Captain, Winnecook. *8 03 *3 42 Some people who are troubled with Treas., Cunningham; Sec., is a time. was turned over to the chief officer, $140; second officer. $130; Eleven years long arrive. 8 15 3 60 •' of this war Burnham, RAILROAD u rns, or whose children sometimes suf- G. Isaac McKeen; Po- Pills have stood the 5 25 MAINE CENTRAL Nickerson; K., to third officer, chief engineer. $190; Doan’s Kidney Bangor... 12 05 r lhat to rid of the trouble British French governments $120; way. try get mona, Mrs. James Mrs. agd test and stood it well. Clinton. 8 34 6 10 Webster; Flora, with their army first assistant engineer, $140; second to those desiring to :y worm tablets, worm lozenges work in co-operation with an untried medi- Benton. 8 43 5 10 give opportunity using Fred L. Why experiment r Webb; Ceres, Mrs. Porter Webb; $130; third, assist- 8 49 6 30 make a in location for a new start worm candy. They fail to get the veterinary corps and was immediately assistant engineer, cine? Waterville. change A. Portland. 11 45 8 25 ; lick results that can be obtained with S., Mrs. Albert Moody. The of the organ- ant engineer, $130; carpenters, $75; here in Belfast have shown the in life. accepted. president People 3 30 l>r. True’s the laxative she coal pass- Boston, pm. Elixir, family ization is Lady Smith Dorrien, but boatswain, $70; oiler, $60; way. ■nd worm expeller. TKOY. to the W. retired has authorized Mrs. Eiphinstone Mait- ers, $50. In addition regular Read the story of I. Cross, TO BELFAST Water Power In Dr. True’s a Undeveloped fact, Elixir, liquid and men now receive 57 Miller street, Belfast. He says: land to come to tjiis country to form wages the officers farmer, AM AM medicine, is posit;vely better than any Mrs. Irene Seaver returned last week from a lame and of this fund and bonuses, which materially incrense “I suffered considerably Boston.I..« 3 CO 9 CO! Unlimited Raw Material worm worm or worm the American branch this tablets, lozenges from Brownville. back. I had been troubled PH their earnings. aching There is no remedy that can com- raise funds. on for about a and a 7 00 12 40 candy. __ way off and year Portland. with Dr. True’s Elixir for Miss Nellie Danforth entertained t AND pare quickly report half. The attacks were often so severe I AM whether are stom- astounding I 7 10 10 3 22 ! expelling worms, they party of 12 Christmas day. was compelled to lay off from work. I Waterville. 15 6 12 Cl. Good Farming Land ach worms or pin worms. read of Doan’s Kidney Pills and got some Bangor. 60 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham wer< FOR BELEAST 7 21 10 17 13 29 Besides that, your stomach is toned Seth W. Norwodd, at the Store. They cured my Benton. City Drug 7 31 10 27 3 89 AWAIT DEVELOPMENT. pp and normal action of the bowels is reator- guests at the home of their daughter (Statement Clinton. The wife of a merchant had stomach back in a short time.” given 85 10 50 4 10 M when you take Dr. True’e Elixir. It is a Burnham, leave. 8 Mrs. Harold Edmonds, Dec. 25th. February 4, 1905.) 45 til 00 t4 20 lector’s preparation, originated by Dr. True trouble so bad she could eat nothing but Winnecook. 18 'Communications regarding locations at 64 4 29 •nd on the market more than 60 yeara. Attorney Law, Unity. 8 11 30 Roy Bagley and Carroll Estes went t( fruit and hot water. LASTING RESULTS. are invited and will receive attentions Dr. True’s Elixir, the Family Laxative and '•toast, Everything Ti orndike. 9 02 11 46 4 37 Belfast Jan. 1st as jurymen. Cross said: t910 tllf6 .4 45 when addressed to of the Worm Expeller, pleasantly, euaily and quickly MAI\E else would sour and ferment. ONE On November 1, 191^ Mr. Knox. any agent worms and makes feel BROOKS, Brooke. 9 25 12 36 6 00 ripels you much bet- left “I have the same high regard for Doan’s MAINE CENTRAL, or to Miss Etta Bagley New Year’s da) SPOONFUL buckthorn bark, glycerine, Waldo. (9 35 112 60 16 10 ter, Remember this when you or your chii- now as when I gave my for- benefited her Kidney Pills 19 46 16 15 20 iren are troubled with worms. Don’t take day to resume her work in the Benneti etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka thiS'medi- Citypoint. tl ‘.NDUSTRIAL BUREAU mer statement, recommending 9 60 1 30 6 25 those worm loxanges, tablets or candy that Adler-i-ka flushes Belfast, arrive. school in Millbrook, New York, havin' INSTANTLY. Because cine. The cure they made for me at that bay upset you, but use Dr. True’s Elixir that t Flag station. her vacation with her brothers ii Shoe the ENTIRE alimentary tract it relieves has remained tickets for Boston are now sold at MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD, toneB and soothes stomach and bowels and ex- spent time permanent.” Unlimitad Help Don’t • pels worma. and Detroit. ANY CASE sour stomach Price 60c. at all dealers. simply $6.86 from Belfast. Troy Hand or Machine Cutters. One Puller. constipation, M L. bote of people have worms and don’t know ask for a kidney* remedy—get Doan’s HARRIS. PORTLAND. MAINE. or gas and prevents appendicitis. It haa General I. jt. Host all children have Mias Margaret Danforth, after spend' One Hand Lester. Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Cross Passenger Agon of we ever D. C. DOUGLASS, at to hei QUICKEST action anything Co., Proprietors, ing three weeka home, returned SKOWHEGAN SHOE CO., had. Foster-Milburn Manager, Portland Maine. The Old Corner Drug Store Co. General school in Harvey Saturday. 1 Skowhegan, Maine. sold. Buffalo, N. Y. Lucy Sargent, Lewene Towers. Refresh- SEARSPORT. assist- BOATS ments were served by Miss Parse, MEDUnOH III mi TOMRBT ed by her mother and aunt. After the the Ice cut from the mill pond is remark- formal program all grouped about for At- in thick- hearth to the blazing log. Three Romm From Earliest “Sea Jitneys” Suggested ably clear and measures 22 inches enjoy Popes, | the War have Bases. Can Win important meetings of theKaiietotas tack on German ness. Time Deemed It Privilege. EVERYBODY* Help home. The first Fred Small and family are moving into been held in the Parse at the of the the L. D. Littlefield tenement on Elm in March, 1916, organization Canadian Naval Airplane Fighter, group, the second in 1917, celebrating First Instance Dates From 409, street. Recover From Shrapnel and the gathering Effort Was Made to Home to until the first anniversary Arrange The First Cong’l church is closed Wounds Expresses an Opinion. on Monday which, though one of the Peace With Goth Leader. a 25c U. S. Thrift further notice. All services will be held Buy Stamp happiest, marks a break in the circle and in the vestry. Theorizing about war conditions has in nature of a farewell for the young From the earliest time of pnpacy. was tiresome, no doubt, to Orilla Whitcomb and Dorothy the grown quite as Misses hostess who is leaving town o attend a popes, as the religious heads of the who read newspapers as it Lovett are guests of their aunt, Mrs. Catholic church, huve considered it people Brooklyn school. has to most of the people who write better sixteen ot them Benjamin Howe of Milo. their tusk to intercede us mediators Or, still, buy for them. Vet, now and then, you died at her home on In observes a his- K. of Bangor Julia Maria Gilkey temporal disputes, from the Mrs. Frederick Sawyer meet a man who theorizes after torian. Following are a few instances: for four dollars and them attend the funeral Main street, Thursday, January 3d, and exchange was in town Sunday to I de- facts of experience and knowledge Of an As enrly as 409, when Alaric M. a long period of failing health. out that gives of her grandmother, Mrs. Julia Gil- from Rome who points something tem- clared he would withdraw for a U. S. face value unusually cheerful and industrious food for thought. Such a case, it “Baby Bond,” key. only on condition that the Romans met the ex- of when a perament, she had bravely to seemed to several us, quiet and Mrs. William Blanchard of should arrange a peace favorable 4 interest com- Mr. won a million- % 1 and son of Canadian periences of ninety-one years him, S. Innocent I went with an em- little chap, $5.00 bearing, Brooklyn, N. Y., have sent cards to their view of the war in the affection and respect of the commu- Hon- aire, told us his birth of bassy of the Romans to Emperor Searsport friends announcing the its stage, a New Vork corre- 1 Her were Nathaniel and at to if present quarterly. mty. parents erius, Ravenna, try, possible, Times-Stur pounded their son, Albert Nichols Blanchard. spondent of tlie Cincinnati Mary Jackson Doane of Newburg, Maine. to make peace with him and the Goths, writes. His brother was killed at the Because of the ice in the harbor the her school days in that town, but failed in his endeavors to bring Completing he himself is home to re- about More successful was Marne and boat was to omit this land- came to to assist in the peace. Boston obliged she Searsport from wounds received to who the same cover shrapnel Total cost you. $4.12, it you ! Steamer carried on her sis- Gregory I, played part buy ing on her return trip Thursday. millinery business by when lie was flying a naval airplane on the occasion of the invasion of Italy Point and and two a town Ruth sailed Friday from Mack’s ter, Miss Mary Ann Doane, some thousands of feet above by the Lombards. Owing to his friend- before February 1st, $4.00 for the waiting for tow were released. years after married Capt. Robert Cush- on the Belgian coast. barges ship with the Lombardian queen Theu- of and Saturday A home was established “The outstanding fact, just now, The high winds Friday ing Gilkey. dulindn, he actually mediated a favor- 12c. for the the German U-boats stamp, exchange. the and a born. In he "is that completed the work of clearing bay. and two sons daughter able peace. When northern Italy was said, nearly as much as then in command of devastated Attila the venerable are doing pretty son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 1876, Capt. Gilkey, by Irving Rich, were to do and that we was taken ill in Cuba of Leo I—the first of the they expected for Fort Slocum, the brig Manson, bishop Rome, liam Rich,left Jan. 2nd have no effective defense against them. and his own vessel in charge of great popes—by a personal encounter New York. Mr. Rich is under draft age leaving The Germans are almost justified in home with the king of the Huns, prevented the service. Since his son William engaged a passage are on the way to- but was eager to enter j Rome. lie believing that they not reach him from marching upon HELP WIN THE WAR Fligh with Capt. J. J. Perry. He did ward into submis- graduating from the Searsport went in 452 to and met starving England upper Italy, suc- on 21st and was don't find a new and school last June he had been employed port, but died February j in the of sion. If we | Attila at vicinity Mineio, the U-boats the buried at sea. With the knowledge cessful way to combat l ! as operator at the New England Mantua, obtaining from him the prom- night will soon be very from her sister and a year’s study situation in England Telephone oilice and as assistant at the gained ise that he would withdraw from Italy Ask Your Postmaster or Banker critical. Of course, I fancy a way will Any Eastern Steamship Company’s wharf. in New York, Mrs. Gilkey was equipped and negotiate peace with the emperor. be found. But it must be something life and established a millinery This pope also succeeded in obtaining He is a popular member of the younger to meet For of entirely new in warfare. my part, and store in the Leach block, another favor for tlie inhabitants set and will be missed. fancy goods 1 that success can be We Rome. When in 455 the was cap- am convinced where she engaged in business. The city des- On the Red Cross workers de- obtained only by the apparently Friday in tured by the Vandals under Geneseric, year 1895 brought an additional sorrow of assaults by sea fied the snow and spent a busy afternoon. the of God," Leo’s interces- perate undertaking r and a “scourge the the death of her daughter Annie, the U-boat bases. I say ‘appar- Special effort has been made during sion obtained a promise that the city upon the care of three known or new responsibility in | lives of ently desperate.’ By any past month to increase the number of should not be injured and the For a number of such assaults would be young grandchildren. ; the inhabitants should be tried method workers upon gauze dressings. Many spared. she made her home at the Sears- simply useless and suicidal. recruited and years Another pope, Benedict the Twelfth, Electric new have been Penobscot members are was “The German harbors mined, Bay port House of which her son-in-law who from 1334 to 1342 occupied the Company the folding of compresses. A end and fortified taught his motherless netted from end to proprietor, and cared for holy see, was as unsuccessful as a hospital afghan made from the knitted with tremendous shore batteries of children. When with advanced years mediator as the supreme pon- -- sizes of present How can the in ii-ini—ii-n ii i ■ squares was displayed. Two heavy and aircraft guns. she was by her tiff. At that time Charles IV of France =^=TJlS 6 in. weakness came, urged Well, of course, squares are accepted, 4 1-2 in. and bases be attacked? so had died without leaving an heir, and sons to share their homes, but strong some one else odds and ends of lime and worsted that will be settled by The ladies occupying the various tene- Many sur- when his cousin, Philip VI, put the SPRINGS. BELFAST PRIUt was her attachment for the familiar a theoretical STOCKTON CURRENT. and the com- than I, but I have heard can be used in this way ] crown on his head, his right to do so ments in Hopkins’ Block, with Mrs. Bag- roundings of her early days that she pre- plan of attack proposed by one of our Corrected Weekly for The Journal cover is warm and attractive. was contested by Edward III of Eng- ley as prime mover, arranged a pleasant pleted j a ferred to remain in the old home, and naval men which made great impres- was a business PRODUCE land. Benedict XII, who wanted to Mr. L. A. Gardner guest for last MARKET. PAID PRODUCE' of a ! social dance Saturday evening— This item was omitted on account and surrounded in sion on me. He said we must build Applet?,p.jr bbl,2 IKU 300 Hay. happy in memories was not listened to, and there in Belfast on Monday. i mediate, the weather preventing Crockett’s usual dried, lb., 7 busy Christmas time. The Park school life. She thousands of small submarines—some- per Hides, j comforts rounded out her long ensued hostilities lasting, with some and Lee Ben- Beans, pea. 8 50 ‘sea which man- Messrs. Ernest Trundy moving picture entertainment for that Lamb, closed in Searsport, Dec. 21st. The teach- ; and thing like the jitneys’ Beans, Y. it 00 is survived by two sons, Charles interruptions, for a hundred years. from | E„ Lamb Skins 1 fn have talked about—and go nett arrived home Monday Camp night—the music being furnished by Mr. I er. Mrs. Lillias and her twenty-six ufacturers Butter, 40a45 Mutton, Buck, William, both of Searsport, and by eight The popes mediated successfully be- into the German harbors with swarms Devens, Ayer, Mass. and Mrs. Percy Partridge. Beef, sides, 12al3 Oats. 32 lb., had a school entertainment that of Mis- tween Christian in cases I pupils grandchildren: Robert Gilkey opponents of Beef, forequarters, 12 Potatoes, of them, at the risk losing ninety- C. Treat is a second Mr. cut in which was was to unite them Mr. Alvah shipping Hanley recently the ice in Mr. Barley, bu, 00 Hound evening Knyvetta Hall, j souri, Wm. Gilkey, Jr., of Eureka, Nev., where it important boats and Hog, nine out of every hundred from the Cheese. 32 and friends A long in the common cause of Christianity carload of pulp wood Prospect Edgar M. Colcord’s pond, in “the gullies” Straw. appreciated by parents Edward and Annie Gilkey of Searsport, fire and bombing have Chicken, 25 crews. Barrage Northern Maine. inches in Turkey, was furnished the pupils and against Turkey. station to finding it twenty thickness. He Calf Skins. 38 program by Mrs. P B. Blanchard of Brooklyn, N. Y., been the new and successful things in Tallow,' the (1271-127G), for the that Old Boreas has filled the Colcord ice houses prepara- Buck, 20 Veal, two beautiful pantomimes by teacher, Robert Grinneli of Washing- Pope Gregory iaml Everyone is rejoicing Spokane, fighting. Bgtfs, 62 Wool, unwashed. The were, The sake of a crusade against the Turks, j is for some- has retired from his aggres- tory to supplying our citizens with that Mrs. Buck. pantomimes ton, Ernest Grinneli of Flint, Michigan, “This officer's proposal apparently 22 Wood, hard, worked indefntigahly upon a recon- : of much-needed summer article. At Ueese. 18 Star Spangled Banner and Lead, Kindly and Mrs. F. K of Bangor. Fu- thing like an undersea duplication sive campaign in this vicinity. pres- Wood, soft, Sawyer ciliatlon of the in and princes Italy of the little nature is more of it than RETAIL PRICE RETAIL Light, with, music by Miss Evelyn Gree- late home this plan of attack. Most ent, furnishing MARK! I neral services were held at her and Paul III (1534-1549), The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Univer- Buck. Germany, j would be no doubt, but most we desire. Beef. Corned, 22a28 Lime. and by Miss Maude on boats lost, ley singing Sunday conducted by Rev. Thomas three centuries tried to salist postponed last week, will be Butler Salt. 18..22 Oat nearly later, would succeed In doing ma- parish, Meal, Hie showed the training by the of them Miss Leora been Corn, 2 29 program H. Martin prevent a war between Spain and entertained this, Thursday, afternoon by Partridge has suffering Onions, terial damage with one or two torpe- j Cracked Cora, 2 14 Oil, kerosene. teacher and the interest of the sc holars. France. Clement IX aided Venice for more than three weeks with a severe [ would be blown away, mines Mrs. H. E. Small. Corn Meal, 2 14 benefit does. Nets Pollock, The proceeds will be used for the against the Turks by mediating the bronchial which has confined her to Cheese, 32 KNOX. j guard ships sunk and such Mr. and Mrs. George S. Wardwell re- cold, Pork, work XIV and exploded, Cotton Seed, 3 15 of the s< bool and the R*d Cross peace between Louis Spain, harbor de- the and at this writing, Monday, Plaster. other disorganization of the last week from their holiday house, Codfish, 10 etc. turned early dry, Rye Meal, After the entertainment the Knyvetta to give the big has contracted an additional irritation, Mrs Elina Ravin spent the weeK-end fenses nccomplisbed_as vacation,spent with their married daugh- Cranberries, 15j Shorts, ( lub had a successful sale of use- the work. both nasal and in the tubes. Our Clover seed, 24 Sugar, Sewing with Mrs Pearl Ravin. ships a chance to complete being What You’ve Been For. ter and son in Boston. Flour, 12 00*14 00 Salt. T. I., ful articles. Waiting Yes, it’s true that a man would hardly terrible weather—extreme frigidity, high visited his Mr. and H.G. Seed, 3 25 Sweel Potatoes, H. W Woods recently chil-j Masculine rentiers arc not usually his return Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morrison, need to worry about trip winds and at present a rise in Bat’d, 31'Wheat Meal, Mrs. tempera- was born in Jan- dren in Massachusetts Interested in pictures showing feminine on one of these little Geo. C. Fletcher and Mr. and Melvin M Whittuin If he went in Mrs. ture—is responsible for much illness in but cer- and died on December 28, fashions, notes the Outlook, boats. It would be work for volun- Bion B. Sanborn went to Bangor Wednes- uary. 184), Herbert Harding has bought the C A. the neighborhood tain halftones in a furrier's be ; BORN son of Kufus and Har- Brooklyn teers. But the volunteers would returning Thursday night. 1917 He was the Kenny fain) of C K. Bessey. day, Jan. 2nd, catalogue are calculated to awaken a That I am sure of. The recent alarm of fire on School Whitt urn On October 11. 1868, tie plentiful enough. much riet of Some of our citizens have found | Miss Abbic Penney spent Thursday somnolent intellectual activity in the ; attacks to win street to be at the home of Mr. into the 26th Maine Regi- “If such promised albeit proved was mustered I in snow-shoeing recently, ALDUS. In Jan. to Mr last week with Mrs. Annie Bailey. man who has been leisurely conning the tight against the U-boats, men pleasure John M. McLaughlin, due to the igniting Belfast, 1, Co. K. At the close of the w ar he from 0 to Mrs. a ment, the rise in coal and milk hills. On the It would be the temperature was varying Raymond Aldus, son. Miss Agnes W’oodbury is sick with would be willing to go. of the soot in the chimney and the heat- returned home and learning the ship car- c' A few essay- Hawkins. In Knox, .lan. 5, to Mr. first page Is shown an evening wrap for them to know that they an occasional 30 below'. fever. She is attended by Dr enough ing through into a room on the opposite Mrs. a 4rade was in local typhoid Henry Hawkins, daughter. pentcr's employed made of chinchilla; its price is $10.- were the sea murderers at ed skis. Cook of Brooks. j striking side where a child’s bed was consumed S'lAPLES. In Dec. to yards In 1806 he married Miss Emarilla 000. The next illustrates a some of them Brooklin, 20, page wrap their home, and that the lirm wno 1 the agent for smoke and and Mrs. Austin L. a son, An were and Mrs. are re- Capt. Day, and much damage done by Staples, Dorter of Searsport. Six children Mr. Henry Hawkins which is made up in various furs to back.” 1 might possibly get has ihe vessel now on the Linwood. when on the birth of a suit different sized The hum- purchased water. The tlames were extinguished by born, three died with diptlieria ceiving congratulations purses. left | SMITH. In Warren, Dev. 28, to Mr. j stocks in the Stockton Yard, Inc., before the ar- and Jan. 5th. iiler seeker for borrowed warmth may ! the family and neighbors, Mrs. Dana a son very young and a daughter, Blanche daughter, German Schooling. to j Smith, m the week for a business trip • get tliis moleskin for tile tritie of $850; has antag- early rival of the tire company. ! TURNER. In Belfast, January 6, to a son Willard in early life. He is survived December 30th the thermometer regis- German schooling proved more fastidious tastes call for one de- New Y ork. and Mrs. James a daugh after the may onistic to co-operation, although McLAUGHl.IN-DYER. Our Turner, by his daughter, Grace, who tered frem 30 to 38 below zero indilferent promising Helen of ermine at $2,000; those who prefer of action mass Events Club will meet Eugena. his com- manding unity through The Current Mr. Ernest Rendell Mc- death of her mother became places, which was the coldest for many young citizen, Washburn. In Belfast, Jan. 8, to Hudson Bay sable may secure their obedience. It has failed to foster real Jan. with Wednesday afternoon, Kith, Harriet Mabel and Mrs. Fred a and shared with him the care of in this to the in- Laughlin, and Miss Dyer Washburn, son. panion years vicinity. Owing choice for $15,000; while the lady who is a co-operation, for co-operation Charles A. Snow, the topic for read- Ins Harold. Mr. cold and drifted roads the Mrs. of Belfast were united in marriage by orphaned grandson, tense badly desires “the real thing” may have her method which persons of their own by selected by the hostess, being “France, his residence Whittum was a home man to deliver the a i ing, Rev. Arthur E. Wilson at MARRIED quiet, loving mail carriers were unable wrap made of Russian sable at cost volition and by no compulsion may the beautiful.” coming directly to Stockton universally kind and considerate in his mail for three days the past week. of $75,000. An inferior garment of work together harmoniously, writes January 1st, family. Since the decline of ship build- Russian sable, it may be added, will Talbot in the Century Maga- after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- ArEY-Joy In Winter I Early Monday morning fire consumed Winthrnp Miss Emma Hichborn, after spending Harbor, busied himself with the work be furnished at $25,000 for anyone of ! zine. when training and school- J. Laughlin have leased The Stockton and 25, by Rev. Gideon Mayo, Allan Higg ing he has the entire stand of farm buildings of Her- Only Christmas with her sister, Miss Nellie economical tastes. of all is the hotel—a convenience I Arcy of West Brooksvillc and Miss I’ of his farm on the Mt. Ephraim Road. ing are the common privilege the following day to will conduct bert Merry with part of the stock, in- Hichborn, returned FI orence of Wintei Harbor. state of civic possi- in Joy his sickness he was eared for by that development who greatly needed by the traveling public During cluding three horses and four young heif- Belfast, accompanied by her sister, McLaUGHLIN-Dyer. In Belfast, J Overalls and Petticoats. ble which permits society to become co- of the shipbuilding his daughter who has the sympathy of weeks in the the present activity Ernest R. McLaughlin of Stock ; ers. The furniture and household goods will spend several city. I, The bloomer Idea is going out among in its action. In other words, and friends. operative industry in town. Congratulations Springs and Miss Hattie Dyer of Mm many was caused more of Boston has re- were nearly all saved. Fire the French women employed in fac- a socialized society becomes and Mr. Walter Simpson ville. j best wishes arc earnestly extended to this by a lantern exploding in the stable. tories. especially munition works, ac- more possible only ns all individual turned from his vacation and is boarding KELLER-CLEMENT In Belfast, D Mrs. James Parse entertained the Fri- j may fol- each the widest young couple, hoping prosperity Rev. Arthur E. Gilbert There was an insurance of $2600, which cording .to a letter from one of the in- members acquire at The Stockton, although employed as 24, by Wilson, day Club at her home on Tuesday after- j them long years of married centers over and return thus the to co-oper- low through Keller and Myrtle A. Clements, both will partially cover the loss. Mr. Merry dustrial there, vision, and power master builder by the Sandypoint noon and her sister, Miss Lucy Sargent, I the made to the skirt that ever life. Montviile. has the sympathy of the whole com- has been ate harmoniously. at Sandypoint. was hostess for the Woman’s Club in the i | Shipyard Corporation PERRY-JOY. Ill Winter Harbor, I' has been the badge of femininity. Only munity. of Fort Fairfield 25, by Rev. Gideon Mayo, Ralph Loir. same hospitable home in the evening. Mr. Percy Baker spent where working close to certain machin- The Crow. Perry of Steuben and Miss Madge Eun Edison solos Mrs. Butman walk the Christmas week with his music, piano by SWANVlLLE. ery would make skirts dangerous have I have seen no bird ground several days Joy of Winter Harbor. con- crow does. Mrs. Susie M. Rendell, in the afternoon, gray knitting and they been discarded for bloomers, or, with just the same air the mother-in-law, M guests Whitcomb, notes, which is sure to come, the Love Is the great mystery of life. fam- that on account of the extreme cold and I says Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Magune and Gll.KEY. In Searsport, Jan 4, Mrs. Ju! Annie Gilkev, Margaret Pendleton and London Chronicle. It may be the growth of years, months the fuel situation her vacation from her of Conn., arrived Jan. 2nd M. Gilkey, aged 91 years. Jessie Nickerson. Both organizations the Christian Her- ily Bridgeport, be extended 1 If we follow the precedent set across or an instant, says James GRAY, in North Brooksville, Dec. school in Everett, Mass., will to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. regret that Mrs Parse and Miss Sargent the Atlantic in 1862, when “greenbacks” ald. Man sees a million beautiful Sylvester Gray, aged 70 years, 8 mom another week, which she is very glad to I left last friday a million sweet Crocker. Mr. Magune POSTAL CARD AND ASK FOR are soon leaving town for the remainder first made their appearance, we might faces; he hears voices; FREH SEND A I and 4 days. have at home with her parents. Mr. and and children or Jan. M j with he meets a million women with flowers for New York, Mrs. Magune <5A5tl'T.E rnPY rf IWAM'S; tie.rO P1N'- j Grant’. In Winterport, 4, •f the winter. he satisfied “Westminster,” with -,r t.U [S 51 ONLY Oder to V onn-n. or L'-t given Mrs. H. M. Chase. in their visit in her old Infer to set Grant, aged 73 years. reference to the very admirable litho- at their breasts and light eyes [remaining for a longer vvifjiout cost; or UlOYiLB Pays j Mary latest PATTEKY rtTALOIII E: nr lag Ill Stockton .la _ I him. Then lia oirlstor ERSKINE. Springs, M ikk Edith M. i'ars.' entertained her —and do not touch ■ I’rtsO Oder to graph of the palace which adorns the they | home. isb Odrr 1 VUE.YT3; or tloO.OO I of Robert Erskm CHURClL 3, Tryphosa H., wife Eire friends at her home last Mon- reverse of the new notes. sees the one, and she holds him for jour Address Camp PROSPECT PERKY Something I Ice made rapidly in our ponds during ! aged 75 years, 8 months and 14 days. life and death. She is no nobler, bet- THEHcCAUL CfL. ZZi-Z'Ji Wttl 37lk Sired. New Yak. N.T. The were in cere- _ better than that is sure to come In Dec. Ade, day evening guests along. l the recent remarkably cold weather. Mr. THOMAS. Camden, 13, ter or more beautiful than were thosa 81 ■onial dress and a special council fire Fred Felker has gone up river for the In the army the notes are known as in- .. miM r.ii 'irmniiinTnciTiiTiliinoie ii... 'irin K. Thomas, aged years. his world is Charles Rneeland of Cape Jellison, M in allusion to the re- he passed by, and yet I IB MB —» WHITTUM. In Searsport, Dec. 28, was lighted. f ollowing the ceremonies winter to survey lumber. “C3’s,” jocular of the m there forms us that after the removal McCall 72 years and I markably narrow chest which the art- empty without her. Assuredly The Republican Journal and the vin M. Whittum, aged attending the lire lighting a program was Miss Faustina Harding has gone to in this uni- the Coose he har- months. ist has St. who is In con- is far more than fashion first crop from pond, lor One Year for $2.25. Law of the given George, Magazine carried out. Paper, The Brewer to visit her brother Frank for an we call love. had made flict with a very robust dragon. versal force vested ice a foot thick, which f ire, Frances Rogers; Piano Solo, Violets, indefinite time. WANTED t in one week. Annual Meeting. MALE HELP Marjorie Blue Bird Story, Little = Towers; W. H. Harriman came home Patriotic. Capt. Burden of Colorado, the of Bear’s Gladys Rose; Paper, Our Mrs. Freeman The annual meeting of the stockholders Journey, from Boothbay last Saturday and spent TRUST COM- Annual Stockton of her sister, Mrs. Albert M. Ames, the STOCKTON SPRINGS SEAMEN War Edith Parse; Piano Solo, Meeting Springs guest rooms at Work, with his in PANY will be held in thfir banking Sunday family. She didn’t know a general France, went to Prospect last in the lxive’s Reverie, Isabel Frame; Blue Bird, for a few weeks, Stockton Springe. Maine, at ten o'clock Chance for Advancement—FREE a musket from a A. D. 1918, to The many friends of Fred Bowdoin Water She couldn’t tell lance, to visit her maternal grand- forenoon, Tuesday, January 15, echo' Pauline Morse; Story of Our Company. Saturday to transact U S Board free navigation Recitation, elect a board of directors and any Shipping wish him a and happy life with his But she’d knit a dozen sweaters and her trains seamen for officers- berth': long of mother, Mrs. Gooding Grant, that may come before at Rockland Flag, Blanche Morse; song, America; The annual meeting of the stockholders other business legally Short cut to who was Mrs. Lena of And she’d written lots of letters She returned in new Merchant Marine. Annie bride, Sylvester Water will be aunt, Miss Elvena Grant ..id meeting. thj Paper, Our War Gardens, Rogers; :he Stockton Springs Company m. AMES, Clerk. Bridge T»o years' sea experience require.! Ellsworth. To our soldier boys, their comfort to en- ^lberT Courn of the at Stockton afternoon. or naturalized citizens only. Story, Pastorilla, From Faerie Queen, leld at the office secretary Monday Stockton Springs, Me-. January 8. 1918. Native hance. ■ix weeks No enlistment; Apply at echo* Valerie Miss Mary Harriman has gone to Bucks- ; Springs. Maine, on Tuesday, the 16th day of (nee Miss Gladys Guardian; Story, Little Boy Jack, Mrs. Perry Sprague Federal Building. Rockland 4*2 to attend the winter term of school A. D. 1918, at 12.30 p. m to hear the She’d never heard of Trotzky nor Len- afternoon for her Croce; Song, Little Blue Birds; Reading port tannery. Rendell) left Monday it the E. M. C. S. She will board with ’sports of the officera and act upon the aame, after New Year wishes for Camp Fire cheer. ine, home in Brooklyn, N. Y., being WANTED :o e of direclora for the Mrs. Everett Pierce. elect board ensuing The Kaiser’s latest speech she hadn’t M. U in. Two Christine Eames and with her mother, Mrs. Susie Rendell, A million feet of 2 in., lfl in. and pine Cry members, rear end to transact other buaineas that Children any at our mill at Skowhegan, Maine. Orilla were absent. Guests Miss Addie Partridge of Sandypoint, seen. for the past two months. Capt Sprague delivered Whitcomb, Baj properly come before said meeting. M. f. D’ARCY & SONS COMPANY, FOR FLETCHER’S but she busy working a voyage to the eastern coast of of the were Mrs. William Parse, who had been for Mrs. Jes- kept right is on Street, Boston. Ma.1 group dresamakinf Per order of the submarine zone at 61 No. Washington Mrs. For the soldiers, never shirking, Africa—out 6mS3 CA STORIA Mrs. John Lane, Mrs. James Morse, lie Harding for the paat two weeks, has ALBERT M. AMES. Secretary. to the great relief of his wife. And is on to victory, 1 ween. present, Walter Towers, Mrs. James Parse, Mias returned to her home. Stockton, Springs, Me,, January 8,1918. helping