The Republican Journal. 84 V(^T ME BELFAST, MAINE THURSDAY, APRIL 1912. 4, NUMBER 14 WANTS A RAILROAD. li l KlV of Searsport for the purpose of Government. hirineK a and later their daughter, Mrs. Peter City Superintendent of Schools. with, teed for ten years, and is endorsed and and THE NEWS OF BELFAST. adopt- Keason Why it Should Have One. Charles Ross of Harmon, at Thorndike Station, where Mr. ed t> The Waterville, appeared before by the U. S. Navy, the N. Y. personal: April meeting of the Goverr the Board relative to his on police depart- are much in City contract with tho Howard passed away February 8, 1906. of Liberty very Republican Caucus! The vot- ment, the leading ment was held Han city of Belfast for the removal of she had Republican churches, hospitals, schools, efforts to secure con- Monday evening, Mayor brown tail Since her husband's death made her ]., ;•■ railway moth nests from the trees. ers of Belfast are notified theaters and institutions L. went son and a full board Th city Mrs. hereby to meet in public throughout the Edgar Harding to Boston last their presiding present. home with her daughter until Harmon’s Friday ,1 the outer world, and prefer- Adjourned. Caucus at the Court civilized world.... P. on business. business was transacted in ^ House in Belfast, on Mon- Dwight Palmer, Masonic road following the boar death, which occurred last October. Much of ;jn electric to Belfast. They 8, at has an of the council with day, April 1912, 7.30 o’clock, p. m„ to Temple, elegant line of shirts, neck- business and aldermen, concurring: Readin the time since she had been her son in Mrs. Isaac Wilband of East Boston had close personal obituary! choose ten delegates to the Third wear, hosiery, gloves and hats, is the of records of last waived. Roll of ac 1 District Re- everything up- this and its trans- meeting Pittsfield. Another son survives—Fred L. guest of her ton, Clifford L. Wilband. i.h city recognize publican Convention to be held in the to-date. Call on him for what want for counts was read and ordered as follows: City of you as paid James Mitchell was born in Howard of Belfast; also several grandchildren Miss ,, lities, both by rail and water, Canada in Melvina V. Parker 1843 Bangor, Wednesday, April 10th, at 2 o’clock Easter-The Easter cards on sale at Wood- returned last Satur- held Contingent. $1171 7 2 and came to Belfast about 1870 in and great Many friends who p. At a recent public meeting connection grandchildren. m. cock’s day morning from a vacation Fire 220 7 Also to transact any other business which include hand-painted cards Bertha trip to Boston. Department. with the construction of the knew and loved her in life unite in saying, by which many from the adjacent Free railroaa, and L. Hutchins of Miss Library. 101 7 ] here may properly come before said caucus. Milwaukee, and cards of all Helen Brier went to Kent’s Hill last married the “Precious shall be her memory when she Hon. L. C. Morse and J. General School Purposes. 391 0 7 Etta, daughter of Mr. an t goeth and present, Mrs Per order of Republican City Committee, styles prices....Now is the time to put Tuesday to attend the Maine WeBleyan Sem- Repairs and Insurance. 45 1 1 John N. in 1872. Mr. down to the grave, and the remembrance of were appointed a committee Stewart, Mitchell was a down You can vp, School 29 5 Carleton Doak, Chairman, eggs. get a quart of water inary. Contingent. wel1 known railroad her shall be as a healing balm.” Fu- hat amount of freight would be Free Text builder, whose operations goodness at Poor’s Store Books. 7 0 5 Chester B. Frost, Secretary. glass Drug for 15 cents, enough Miss Abbie O. Stoddard of for the past forty years have neral services were held in Pittsfield March Newton, Mass., electric road, and such other Highways. 541 9 7 carried him into March to cover ten dozen is Belfast, 27, 1912. eggs... Easter hats, of the Easter recess a" Parts of the United conducted Rev. N. R. Pearson of the spending with her cousin, is would be of interest in this States and Canada. 11th, by course, and why not Easter Get a Miss E. $2508 9 2 When the Canadian A male rendered The Universalist Social stockings. Amy Stoddard. Walker was called to New Pacific railroad was Methodist church. quartette Aid will meet with The built box of Holeproof at The Dinsmore Store and ! petition of W. E. Keene and other across the selections. The Mrs. L. Misses Millie Mitchell and is in continent he constructed a appropriate musical floral Eugene Cook to-morrow, Friday, after- Helen Brown wil! M orse engaged a systematic ! praying that the system be extende hundred you will have an absolute guarantee of six lighting j mile Interment was in the noon, at 2 go to Boston and in on section of it at tributes were beautiful. o’clock. vicinity a few days for an ascertain what inducements Searsport avenue to the Searsport line wa Winnipeg, Manitoba. months service or new hose free.J. When the and later in the W. extended vacation ■ read and referred to the committee on Great Northern vault at Freedom village, fami- The trip. d to t undertake ! lights railway was built he regular business meeting of the Wom- & Co. will a capitalists The Ferguson have special Easter sale petition of James E Wing in behalf o E constructed a lot in the there. Hon. 'he road. Without, hundred mile section in ; ly cemetery an’s Hospital Aid will be held with Mrs. William P. came to Bel- making a : the North Belfast Fire fo Minne- E. A. t>f gloves Thursday, Friday and Thompson,who Company, praying sota- Saturday fast 0n the Atchison, Topeka and Wilson, Frahklin to attend the funeral of Hon. W. H. Me- canvass of the freight that is permission to erect an engine house on th ; Santa Fe The funeral of the late Hon. William Henry street, Friday April 5th at April 4th, 5th and 6th, with a discount of ten ■ he constructed a 2.30 m. returned to u and schoolhouse lot at the Head of the wa long section p. Lellan, Bangor rty vicinity it easily Tide, through Kansas. McLellan was held at the Unitarian church per cent for cash during the sale... Mr. W. H. Friday. read and granted. In Eastern Canada he and with such an outlet as constructed the Saint The visit of the Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Pendleton of Camden The petition of Albert I. Muugettand others Friday morning, March 29th, at 10 o’clock, Portland Board of Trade to Thomas, Edgar L. Clark and Mr. went Morris Valley railroad at to Boston ut of wood, lumber, and farm asking for the right to lease the ball ground Shewenegan Falls, Rev. Charles B. Ames, pastor officiating. Mr. Belfast next.May will be brief. It is scheduled and Mrs. Earl Thomas publish a card of thanks. Monday after spending a week in on where the Electric Power street, was read and wit] great Co. is to arrive .... Annual the of Mrs. be largely increased. It is a Congress passed, | located McLellan had been a member of this parish here at 7.30 p. m., May 23d and leave meeting of the corporators of the Belfast, guest Elizabeth Knowl- the that grounds shall be at th s which furnishes to and with facilities for understanding light Montreal and at 1 a. Belfast bank at 10 a. ton. ction, power for many years and a constant attendant and m., May 24th for Ellsworth, Savings m., April 10th... disposal of the fourth of July Committee oi 1 to the street passing e railways. He also built of Goodhue & 44 products of the farms would July 4th, 1912. part his was a familiar as he sat in the fam- through Bangor. Co., Main street, are prepared to B. went to the Drummond figure Henry Cunningham Portland Fri fold. The corn The of Bakeman and other , County railroad, now a part of do first class and many canning petition Henry ily pew. Mr. Ames read the brief burial ser- The second in the series of plumbing heating, and will day for surgical treatment to his foot, which that a schoolhouse be the Intercolonial dancing parties \ has been in successful praying erected in th- railway, which is the Govern- furnish oper- vice of the Unitarian faith and offered a short given in Memorial hall Charles E. gladly estimates-Ralph D. South- was injured some time when foot Emery District was read and referred to th- ; ment of by Sherman ago playing and have had railway Canada. Besides the con- 12 Main years, might Committee on Schools. prayer. The Unitarian choir, Mrs. C. W. Wes- and Martin Webber was held last worth, street, announces a spring ball. struction of railroads in Friday night : it could have taken it. The The Missouri, Wisconsin of men’s and report of the City Marshal was read cott, Miss Katherine C. Quimby, Messrs. and attended about 37 opening boy’s wearing apparel and other sections of the by couples. Keyes’ or- Misses Marion Knowlton, Geneva concern accepted and ordered on file. west he was active for Hutchins,. amounted to about placed Ralph 1. Morse and Leon Beckwith, with Mrs. chestra furnished music. Saturday, April 6th, and invites an in- The list of ten was in the Sabra Dyer and Helen Brier returnee to Kent’s following persons agree* I construction of many of the rail- of the .Three nery, recently rebuilt, fur- to be Beckwith, organist, then rendered “Lead spection goods... more opening upon submitted to the Mayor and alder roads in The Traveller’s Club will Hill last after a two Maine. He built the meet with Mrs. A. at Carle & Tuesday weeks’ vacation •n-unt of freight when running men, and to the common in accordanci Bucksport and “Abide With Me.” There days Jones—Thursday, Friday and council, Kindly Light” J. Knowlton, at home. from 700 There with an act of the “Ai branch, the Katahdin Iron Works R. jj Congress street, Tuesday, 9th. and GOO.to tons. Legislature entitled, | _ was a profusion of beautiful flowers including Saturday, April 4th, 5th, 6th. Call and Act now a j relating to the bequest to the of Bel part of the & Program: Papers, “Panama," by Mrs. R. F. see th- Miss Louise M. teacher in the o shops, foundry, lumber and City Bangor Aroostook, the a casket from the children with the “Style Craft” garments and Easter Richards, fast Nathaniel Wilson and to piece “The by incorporat* Sebasticook & Mocsehead R. Dunton; Panama Canal," Mrs. F. W. Normal he* te. One man within R. to a wreath from by novelties....The Belfast Fuel & Farmington School, spent spring bought the Belfast Free Library,” as provided in th* Hartland, word “Father” and standing Hay Co. is the Portland & Rumford Falls R. R. Brown; reading, “The Churches of Panama,” vacation in a to New York and Liberty village last fall 22,700 will of Nathaniel Wilson: Edgar F. Hanson to Rum- the Waldo Bar. At a meeting of the taking orders for a cargo of coal to arrive, and trip Washing- ford County Miss Elizabeth Edward F. Littlefield, S. L. Shute Falls, the Lime Rock R. R. in by Kelley. due in one ton, D. C. >, all of which would have gone Stephen Rockland, Waldo Bar association, held Wednesday about week, and will sell in limited Lewis F. James E. L the County Marden, Wing, Thomas Georges Valley R. R. to of The next of Seaside at road to Belfast, but which Union, part the afternoon it was voted to attend the funeral meeting Chautauqua quantities prices quoted. Orders will be Kenney A. Burgess arrived home yesterday Shute, Thomas W. Lothrop, Henry D. Clark & ! European North American to Circle will be held with Mrs. E. P. filled in turn as are different stations along the Elbridge S. Pitcher and Maurice W. Lord. Vanceboro service in a and the four oldest members Frost, No. they received.... Harry W. from Phillips-Exeter Academy for the Eastei and the I body Therefore the five wen Washington County R. R. to Calais 42 High street, 8th. i Clark & Co. have Tast & Moosehead Lake R. R., following persons were selected as honorary bearers. They were Monday afternoon, April boys' Widow Jones Easter vacation. He spent Tuesday night with a on vote selected from the list to b< and He constructed The lesson will be Belfast. foregoing Eastport. water works in of from the C. L. S. C. book suits, and beginning and friend in Portland. Trustees of the Belfast Free and th< Judge George E.Johnson.and ReuelW.Rogers today, during April, Library Norwood and and Years at from Belfast to Liberty should Nathaniel Wilson fund for the ensnino- mnnini. Melrose, Mass., Bucksport, T. C. Runnels of and “Twenty Hull-HouSe,” chapters one, will give with every Widow Jones knee Belfast, Wr. Searsport pants Rev. Montford S. Maine. For the last few Mr. two and three. Hill, pastor of the Metho- Aueusta there are manv towns pal year, as provided in the said act of the years Mitchell P. Thompson of Bangor, former- Roll-call, quotations about suit selling for $5 or more a stem wind and harl Knnn onnnn.twJ ...:wL_____ Hon..William dist went to Rockland to at- -- church, Monday Legislature: Edgar F. Hanson, Thomas W vi ouu.raoiui Lincoln. stem set v that would contribute to its of Belfast, a close friend of the watch and a rabbit foot fob. I). ly personal lucky tend the East Maine M. E. conference. Mrs. Lothrop, Henry Clark, Elbridge S. Pitchei mining operations in Canada. He was Searsmont, | able was mem- advertised Letters. Special for Easter... -Belmont, Morrill, and Maurice W. Lord. deceased. Mr. McLellan the oldest The following let- furnishing goods .See the Hill him and to see joined Tuesday. •n o aggressive, quick the needs of a ters Easter and South China—and in all The following resolution was read and passec ber of the Waldo County tsar in years, and remained uncalled for in the Belfast announcement of James H. Howes, new post re are water powers, which in concurrence with the Council. country, and as quick and ready with his uaa fellows *'**-'• Uv.wifciomio mine, yviiu waa cantu ic’ chronologically, and that distinction now falls office for the week ending March 30th. La- block....See prices of Ford cars great deal to such a road. Whereas, it was at the time wher own resources to create or Belfast the death of her expicted provide the things dies—Miss delivered in Belfast and by father, Mr. E. H, at the from a the & Aroostook to Mr. Runnels. Tileston Wadlin, for 25 years Lottie Glenmore, Miss Clara Little- fully equipped. Carle ,:ng enterprise Bangor Railroad was being most needed to returned to permit of progress and expan- & Jones are for Waldo Conant, Boston last Monday to re- lnt only. The passenger traf- constructed to Searsport that it would be ex- clerk of courts, and George I. Keating, the field, Mrs. Erna B. Salley (2 letters). Gentle- agents county. sume her be taken into consideration. tended to thus sion. His death was sudden and un- employment. Belfast, giving our city more entirely clerk, attended with the bar. The ac- men—Vernal Fraizer, Percie V. D. i;.ke in the town of is present Pendleton, Liberty direct communication with northern sections, expected and occurred in the Canadian North- Miss Grace M. Mitchell last week in tive bearers were Hon. Robert F. Sylvester, S. Urdang, W. L. Wright. spent ; beautiful sheets of water in and where Dunton, PERSONAL. west, he had been making new invest- Camden with her sister, Miss Velma water is exceptionally pure, Whereas, we deeply feel the need of such Messrs. George A. Quimby, C. W. Wescott and Mitchell, ments up to the hour of his Eugene R. Conner is preparing lor a busy who is the in :K< iy l>y springs. It is set among railroad connection, and greatly deprecate the passing. His James H. Howes. telegraph operator the Camden season at the He has Mrs. Emma Hamm is in Rockland for a short .'urroundings are most pictur- fact that the said road was not completed tc youngest son, John A., was with him in the Northport Campground. ; office of the Western Union. visit. •mny years past it has had its our city at that time, and west. His other Simeon S. Pease died in leased the store formerly conducted by E. H. son, William S., lives in Med- Longmont, Colorado, Miss Grace chief of the visitors and cottages have Whereas, we are informed that a Detition ad- 1 Hayes, operator ford, Mass., and his March 8th, aged 70 years. The Longmont Haney and will open it for business May 1st. Mrs. Howard L. Whitten was in Bangor last i ; n its shore.' and islands, and dressed to the officials of the & Aroos- daughter Margaret with Waldo Telephone Co., went to Boston Bangor He Monday mes for travel as an electric her mother in New York. Review the recently bought the land near the Thursday to attend a lecture. took Railroad, asking them ro make said ex- He is survived by published following obituary: park for a week’s visit and will visit in Portland and ,-h there would be a great in- tension from Searsport to Belfast, has been four brothers and two Mr. Pease was born in Maine, known as the Mitchell lot, and owns ten cot- Mr. sisters, all residing in Thorndike, and Mrs. George H. Lakie of Syracuse, ! her three weeks’ vacation. number of visitors and of cot- circulated in our city, and almost uni- 1842. When a man he Bangor during signed Canada. Services were February 14, young tages on the grounds which he will rent. Mr. are Miner hotel would be needed to held at the home of N. Y., visiting relatives in Belfast. versally by our citizens; therefore, be it spent five years in California, and on his re- Miss Frances A. was the for his wife’s and Mrs. Conner will their on Sargent ^uest the transient trade. The lake is Resolved, That, we, members of the mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Stewart, on turn he settled on the home until occupy cottage Mrs. E. L. City place 1882, Stevens returned last Saturday several last week of Miss Beulah F. Phil- ...rr.on trout and yearly attracts Government, assembled, and col- Main street on when he came to Colorado on account of asth- Maple street, a summer home. days individually Wednesday, April 3d at 2.30 p. delightful from a visit with her sister in Portland. men. From this lake has been do most and matic relief in this brook in Brewer. Miss Philbrook accompanied lectively, hereby respectfully m., Rev. David L. Wilson and the difficulties, finding climate. the salmon in this sec- officiating The Coot Club Case. Arthur largest urgently petition the officials of the said Ban- He took up a farm on the lower Boulder, about Ritchie, Esq., Joseph Montefiore of Waterville was in Bel- her to Belfast, returnirgto Brewer!uesday. Mute. In some sections of the & to interment will be in Grove cemetery. Sena- gor Aroostook Railroad, extend their sys- nine miles from Longmont and three miles of this city before Snow at a on appeared Judge fast Wednesday his way home from Rock- R. •tractions of St. Georges lake tem from to the of tor William Mitchell of from Rinn. He had been a Rev. B. Mathews of the Ellsworth Con- Searsport city Belfast. Montreal, David Mitch- very successful session of the Western rant the of an elec- Hancock municipal land. building On motion it was voted that the above pre- ell of N. Edward farmer, and has raised a family of four daugh- gregational church was one of the in Amherst, S., T. Mitchell of court held in judges ith the business inducements amble and resolution be upon the rec- ters and two sons. He was the brother of Bucksport March 28th and enter- Miss Anne of spread Oakland and his son John C. Crosby Boston has leased the debate between the and Bar Har- not fail to be a successful en- A., who accompanied Bangor ords of the city, and a copy forwarded undei Mrs. Mary L. Carr of this city. Mr. Pease ed a plea of guilty for his the mem- the remains from clients, the McLane house on Northport avenne for bor school at Bar Harbor last Fri- seal to the General Manager of the & Calgary, were in Belfast, to was a man greatly for his strict Hign pupils Bangor respected bers of the Coot Club of Belfast. They were Aroostook Railroad. attend the service. honesty and integrity in all his dealings. His the summer. day evening. with the laws \T1C SHERIFF ARRESTED. The orders were read and word was his bond. His wife and charged violating game by hunt- following passec children, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Howard of WMlliams- Mrs. A. will leave 15th of whom sea-birds with a George Quimby April in concurrence. The death of R. oc- most have grown to maturity, sur- ing steamboat in Eggemoggin Capt. George Hodgdon Mass., will to D. for n Ordered; That the sum of eleven hundrec curred vive him. town, go Washington, C., for New York and will sail from there the liOth Attempted Bribery for the yesterday morning after an illness Reach, where only sailboats or rowboats are dollars ne appropriated for the municipal yeai which extended over a of about nine Mrs. Fred Tucker and Miss Ethel Pease of the Easter vacation. for Porto to visit her Mrs. to.lion of Rumsellers. period allowed. Judge Snow imposed the minimum Rico, daughter, of 1912 for the purpose of extending the Sate months. The end came at his 1302 Route county, rode fifteen miles from Slater to home, fine of and remitted Mrs. George Clements of Islesboro under- Pineo. She will be accompanied to New York ery, the Democratic sheriff of road. Chapel street, where he has been confined for Wamsutta, where they took the train for $25 the fine, in each case. is arrested at went a serious in the Waldo Miss Maude Milliken. March 26th his Ordered: That the city team be left in tht many months with a complication of stomach Longmont, reaching their father the day be- operation County by 1 At the : :'d. charged with attempting to hands of the committee on as ir diseases. the nine months fore he passed away. Mrs. Tom Evans of regular meeting of the Improvement last She is j city property, During his life ap- \ Hospital Friday. doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cross have moved from, I i. ichardson, county attorney, to the past year. peared to ebb and flow with tide-like regular- Johnstown, Miss Hazel Pease of Longmont, Society, held at the office of Dunton & Morse -ctiers in Biddeford, Saco, San- Ordered: That the sum of two At and Scott Pease and T. H. on Dr. O. S. was called to Thomaston their new house on Cedar street to their farn hundred dol- ity times it seemed as though the patient Pease,who reside last E. Vickery atui elsewhere in Monday, Mr. R. Pierce, chairman of the county. lars be and is hereby appropriated for the pur- would recover, but the stomach abcesses the farm, were also with him as well as the last Sunday to see Miss Helene Mosher, who in Morrill for the spring months, and later wil. ! the lecture course committee an ..--■riff Emery offered Atty. Rich- pose of erecting- an engine house in Nortl proved too severe and he succumbed to the in- wife. Funeral services were held at the Meth- gave itemized k. tie has been sick with a throat trouble for the last go to their cottage on the South Shore, North- pleaded not guilty and Belfast, the said engine house to be erected by evitable yesterday morning. Captain Hodgdon odist church Sunday afternoon and interment account of the expenses, showing a deficit of '.'oil two weeks. under Fire Chemical No. it took at Mountain View 1 ing Saturday morning Company 1, being under- was,very well known in New Haven, having place cemetery. $28.25. It was voted that the treasurer port. i gave bonds. pay stood that this appropriation is for materia been engaged in the hotel business here for Our Brooks writes: correspondent Mr. Pease the amount from the of the societ'-. Miss Sarah Russ arrived home last Saturday Mrs. Henry Alden, the Misses Emma and ordson said mat S leriff Emery only and that all labor is to be tht about 20 years. The Pleasant treasury supplied by View at Savin lived as a on the now 'Use Feb. t;>th and was a boy farm occupied by from New Bedford, Mass., to the week Anne Alden and Miss Ella Adams of Camden, given Fire Company at North Belfast. Rock, the old Tremont, now the Davenport, A vote of thanks was extended Mr. Pierce for spend ]-■ n heating Witnesses Ordered; That the and the Edwin (i. Lander. His father, register. City Treasurer be and is Tontine, were at different times under Eliphalet Pease, his work on the committee, and to Mr. H. M. with relatives. She was accompanied by Miss who have been spending the winter in Bermu- ; ow heard and the transcribed hereby authorized and instructed to draw his his management, and in all these he was known to for miles around as a places was everybody Prentiss for the use of his lantern and his Frank Staples. da, sailed March SOth for New' York. They it was at this time, it is alleged, order for the sum ol one hundred successful. He was a dollars, pay- high degree Mason and Simeon married a Miss a is made to Mr. Richardson. On Belfast his veterinary surgeon. efficient service in it for the tw’o Miss who will visit in New York and Boston before re- able to the Band, the same being for fraternal connections were many. In early operating il- Gladys Pitcher, is taking a post •'*-• was another conference, this series of concerts to be on life iie was a sea Hubbard of Thorndike, an aunt of Asa home. eight given tht captain and the call of the Jones, lustrated lectures in the course. graduate course at the New England Conser- turning mo* of the county attorney, and school common said band the sum- ocean ever to and all the were well known in this vi- by during appealed him. His friendly parties of is will to the months of vatory Music, Boston, spending the Eas- !he members of the Maine Wesleyan Alumn testify, according mer 1912, same to be charged to tht personality was marked and his death was cinity. Millinery Openings. The announcements mat the sheriff gave Mr. Rich- fund. heard with sorrow all ter recess at home. Association met at the New DeW lit in Lew is- contingent by who really knew the of the Belfast millin ers are made in i -dollar bills. ouradver- j Ordered: That the Treasurer be and is man. for annual City The funeral of Isabella A., wife of William Mr. and Mrs. George Wise of Boston are ton last Friday evening their ban authorized to draw his order tising columns this week. Mrs. B. F. Wells, ; .. Saturday Emery was held for hereby for tht Capt. Hodgdon had followed the sea since H. Thomas, took place at her late home Fri- a part of their in Bel- quet and good time. The of the as- sum of fifty dollars, payable to the Belfasi his early youth; in fact he was nine ; Mrs. F. G. Spinney, milliner, will exhibit on | spending wedding trip president \ _■ under $10,000 bonds. A Bidde- only years Yacht Club, the same being for expenditures old when he made his first sea from day, March 29th. Rev. David L. Wilson, pastor 6th. The fast, guests of their sister, Mrs. Paul H. Grais- sociation, Prof. Charles D. Woods, of Ororo. "l voyage Saturday, April opening days of E. ? March 27th says: “The saloons in a his building and maintaining public landing birthplace in Belfast, Me. In his of the North officiated and was street as toastmaster. young church, there Brier & Co. will be April 6th, 8th and 10th, bury, Congress presided ; -ual and it is not understood that this amount to be charged to the manhood he became associated with the Arm- contingen' a number of beautiful flowers. Her hus- fund. in large and on the same days Miss M. H. Hilton will William of Freedom was The Belfast friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome intention of closing.” This is strongs this city, and plied the Atlantic sea- Riley Spinney, ’13, That band, one Mrs. L. Clark of Ordered: eight electric lights be in board in the mercantile interests of that fam- daughter, Edgar ! show a complete line of silk waists, a new line alternate for the Bowdoin team which Philbrook will be interested to learn that they l urnal’s comment on the case: debating stalled on Northport avenue, beginning at tht ily. His travels took him all over the Henniken, N. H., one Earl world, nephew, Thomas, oi nec&wear, eu;. miss u. n. rerguson will was aeieatea in oeoaie wun in New are to move from Brewer, where they have re- •••:>• natural that some of Sheriff extension of the or and his favorite vvesleyan j southerly present lights stopping place on his numer- who has lived with her from icai friends should babyhood, one have her of and summer last week. sided for several to where assert that said avenue; and eight lights on Waldo avenue ous tours were the (Vest Indies He me opening spring milli- York years, Hampden, sister and two a political frame-up. The men on said avenue from tht wrecked a number of brothers survive. Her age was 6th. I. their Miss Beulah is a suc- extending northerly times, once off Key nery, Saturday, April V. Miller, 90 Mrs. C. J. Pattee returned last from daughter, Philbrook, l cement to purify the West. Later he was 53 11 months and 19 Monday atmosphere connected with the Henry years, days. The inter- Main will have a cessful teacher. can await street, spring opening of Allston, Mass., where she had been for two | confidently develop- lights be installed on the Citypoint roaU, so- Sutton of State street in sea company coast ment will be made in Grove cemetery. Her and hair 6th. [ ted to prove the truth or falsity called, beginning at the Otis hill and extend- trading. millinery goods April The H. H. weeks, called there by the illness of her A pleasant social event in Old Town last, fj: came grand- 'i ion. over the daughter, Mrs. Clark, to attend the fu- Coombs Co. will have their ing northerly bluff, so-called .on saic For some time he managed the Pleasant opening of spring Mrs. E. M. week was a linen shower the mem- neral. mother, Sargent. given by road, said lights to be60-watt, such as are now : View hotel at Savin Rock and the Grand Cen- and summer millinery, Saturday April 6. These bers of Our Neighborhood Club at the home of '..e Leather Market. used in said city of Belfast. tral cafe in Church street. After his retire- Rev. Hosea W. Rhoades left for are all well and Tuesday Ordered: That the Treasurer Marshall of favorably known firms and the Miss Ida for Miss Helen Jean Wilber City be and is ment from the sea life he engaged in the Mixer, formerly Belfast, died at Lee, Maine, to attend the funera'. of a former Bean, ! atner continues to authorized and to hotel are assured that will have improve and hereby instructed draw his business, and his wide his home in March after a public they the whose marriage to Alfred P. Gilkey of Dark * acquaintanceship Holden, 27th, long parishioner. On his return to Belfast he will -ales this week has been larger order for the sum of six hundred and fifty dol- made his hostelries a rendezvous for [ latest and best in the millinery line. politi- illness with cancer. He was for some time in have in Mathews Brothers' Harbor will take place Thursday, April 11th. \ e. Upper leather tanners have lars, payable to Charles Ross, the same beinp cians and globe trotters. He bought the employment mill. to lc. in on the contract with the Hotel the Eastern Maine General The prices £c. per foot, and part payment citj Davenport in 1896 and after selling out hospital, Bangor. Winter Lingers. snow had disappear- Clifford J. Pattee went to Portland Mr. and Mrs. James F. Preston of Lowell. : miners have of Belfast with said Ross for the the Tuesday | established the in- removal o: bought Tontine, which he conducted for He was a stone cutter and learned his trade in save ed, where there were deep drifts; dry to serve on the of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. McLellan of Cambridge, made a while brown tail moth nests from the trees withir three and out to petit jury the District Court. I per pound, ago. years sold George T. White, when Belfast Mr. C. J. Hall was in business had to on the street cross- and Wm. H. McLellan, of Toledo, Ohio, have been made at these ad- the limits of the streets of Belfast, and tha' the present owner. After leaving the Tontine places begun appear Representative Trim of Islesboro, who was Esq., ! hide sole tan- the balance due on said contract be held un Mr. here. His wife, his mother, Mrs. and it was that we had on the noon train their re- ough dry hemlock up I Hodgdon bought the New Dom hotel in Lucy Mixer, ings thought experi- also drawn, was unable to serve on account of left Friday for g to sell stocks on hand at the til the work has been the com which went into of one Mrs. Eliva of 1 approved by Hartford, bankruptcy « few Penobscot, sister, Perkins enced our i last snow storm. But there was his in homes. were called to Belfast mittee on engagement Augusta. spective They they refuse to accept orders highways. years ago. Mr. Hodgdon’s lates; venture as a five \ Penobscot, brothers, Herbert of Stockton another think coming. The weather report the death of their father, Hon. W. H. Mc- I the new prices.—Dun's Review, Ordered: That the Fire Department be givei boniface was the restaurant in Meadow street, Mrs. Susan W. Newell is ill at her by of Alfred of rain for seriously exclusive use of the room now occupied by th< now run He sold this over a Springs, George Camden, Concord, predicted Monday night or Tues- Lellan. by Speh. year home at Citypoint. She has the constant care city marshal as soon as said marshal shall ar ago and retired from active business affairs. N. H., Frank G. of B elfast and Manfred of Pe- day, but everybody felt that it was too cold to of her Mrs. Levi and Richard F. T4 of Belfast wTas re- BE r*ange to vacate said room. At one time also he conducted daughters, Clay Miss R. Crocker, OTARRH CANNOT CURED the Haynes nobscot, survive. His sister and his brothers rain; and it was. It snowed all night and Tues- Ordered: That the School Committee of th< House in Springfield. T. Newell. Miss Winnie Sanborn is substitut- cently elected assistant editor from the horti- ! APPLICATIONS, as cannot Frank, Herbert, George and Manfred attended day morning was still snowing and about six they ! city of Belfast be authorized to form a Unioi Mr. Hodgdon was a member of Admiral for Miss Newell in the Western Union cultural for “Practical Husbandry at of the is a in ing department disease. Catarrh District with the town of for th< Foote G. A. neral Holden. inches on a level had fallen. It was a Searsport post, R., having served as a pri- damp office. of the the ! '.itutional disease, and in order to of a Telegraph Maine,” paper published by agricul- purpose hiring superintendent of school! vate in the Civil war. He was a 32nd snow that to limb and a-t take internal remedies. Hall’s degree clung every twig of tural students of the of Maine. ; for the ensuing year. Mason, b ing a member of Adelphi lodge. In GARDNER ELECTED SENATOR. Among the boys and girls at home from col- University \ is taken internally, and acts di- Ordered: That the shrub and tree, creating a winter is City Treasurer be and if addition to these affiliations he was a member landscape the vacation Raymond H. Fogler, '15, of West Rockport, and mucous lege for Easter are B. ; blood surfaces. Hall’s authorized and instructed to draw his or of the second in to that of an ice Lynwood hereby Knights of Pythias. He is survived by only beauty storm, assistant business manager. i is not a quack medicine. It was der for the sum of dollars and Thompson, Ray Lindgren,Roland Stevens, Fos- fifty-four elevei his wife, who is prostrated by the shock of his Trial of Sheriff Emery, Charged With when the sunshine causes the ice- one of the best in succeeding | physicians cents, payable to Francis L. the sam< one Judson ter Crocker, Harold Richards, Houston The many friends of Mrs. Hall Hoxie, for Gray, death; brother, Hodgdon of Ari- encased limbs and to Small, \ for years and is a regular pre- for work Bribery. twigs sparkle as though being inspecting done bj Charlei zona, and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Cottrell of Oscar Olson, Linwood S. Jones and Alice I. merly Miss Ethel Barr of Belfast, will be in- is of the best tonics set with diamonds. But for a composed Ross, in removing brow-n tail moth nests fron Belfast, Me.—New Haven, The special session of the recon- change green ined with the best blood Conn., Evening legislature Whitten from the University of Paul terested to learn that Mr. Hoxie has been of- purifiers, trees within the limits of the city streets, am l March 27th. lawns with dandelions Maine; Register, vened Tuesday after a week’s recess. A mes- besprinkled would be i fiv on the mucous surfaces. The for nests from R. Smith from Bates; Marjorie Shaw from fered an excellent position with the Central removing private property. was born ination of the two ingredients is Capt. Hodgdon in Northport sage was received from Gov. Plaisted welcomed. Tuesday’s sunshine removed the | IN JOINT CONVENTION. calling Simmons; Ralph A. Bramhall, Ralph S. Col- Maine Power Co. in W'aterville, his former s such wonderful results in curing 63 years ago, the son of the lat€> Robert and for an of snow, but that night another six inches investigation the charges of bribery fell, lins and Linvill S. home and wiil move there from > fid for testimonials free. Meeting called for the purpose of electing Whitmore from Colby; Har- Ridgewood, | Sarah Hodgdon. He begar going to sea in his made against Charles O. the Demo- with conditions as before. NTEY*& CO., Props., Toledo, O. 16 police officers for the municipal year o Emery, old McKeen and Lester Hale from Coburn N. J., where he has been located for several 1912. youth and soon became captain. The schooner i -ggists, price 75c. The Orpheus Musical Club gave their month- Classical Institute. The following list was read the iuiid noo uumiurimn | Family Pills for constipation. by Mayor Dy OeO.W. adopted a resolution calling for an address to recital at Miss Stoddard’s studio Georce B. Salter. Harrison A Shaw Kuorut I ly yesterday Miss A. Stone President Arthur who has been He was the Carolyn formerly of South C. Yeaton, ! Cottrell in 1882. youngest of a large the governor and council for his removal. nffornnnri with tho •fnllnu/inrr PICKET A. Nickerson, Henry Wentworth, Ferdinani | Brewer but for more than 10 years an in- 18 j SOCIETIES. of children. Mrs. connected with Westbrook Seminary for P. Nason, Edward Mason, William C. Mason family Mary Cottrell of this At noon Tuesday both houses voted for U. S. Melody of Love, structor at the Normal school Engelman Farmington the five its will Elmer S. Whitehead, John M. ! 82 is the Mabel and writes from where she years, and for past years head, Crosby, Alon city, aged years, only survivor. The Senator. The vote in the senate was 20 to 6, Margaret Craig. California, is travelling zo R. Leadbetter, E. W. Jesse L Doll’s Dance, with her friend, Mrs. who is in love retire next June that he may take an extended a of Aurora Crocker, i late Capt. David Hodgdon, who lived with one and 78 to Rugele Merrill, special meeting P. formerly pair, 50 in the House, with with the California Staples, John Sylvester, Frank W. Prescott Geneva Stephenson. scenery and the California rest to his health. His successor I. 0. 0. j or. Congress street in this city, was his broth- recuperate ge, F., this, Thursday Claire Slevens, Scott A. Gray, and wer six pairs, both in favor of Mr. Gardner as The Ginger Bread Man, Burrowes people. Her letters, which are most they ; cheerful, will be Rev. Harvey H. Hoyt, who is known he degree will be conferred on elected by the convention. ; er. against Frederick A. Powers of Houlton, the Robie Marriner. as well as voluminous, are passed around the State as of 'ii-iates. Alonzo R. Leadbetter and Elmer S. White Evening, Low among old friends and former schoolmates. throughout superintendent Mrs. Sarah J. widow of caucus choice of the Republicans. The vote ; head were chosen from the above list to act a Howard, Alfred Doris Patterson and Miss Stoddard. Her friends ar,e trying to induce Miss Stone to Universalist churches. ;<-bekah was on strict party lines in both branches. Al lodge, Kucksport, will night watch. I Howard, passed away at the home of her son, I The Wishing Carpet, Bugbee publish these chatty letters in book form and that Jesse L. noon Edna thus them a wider Chester B. Frost, who has been for some and ball on Ea6ter Monday, Voted, Staples and Ralph P Ira L. Howard, in Pittsfield, March 8th. Had yesterday the two houses met in joint Curtis. give circulation.—Brewer be added to the list of 5 time in the of the Roller Bush- is make Cunningham weigher 10th convention and elected Gardner. Morning Prayer, Streabog correspondence. employ Duplex ) ommittee planning to of coal and she lived until April she would have at- Alice hay. Sanborn. Miss Stone is remembered in Bel- left last for New ! <1 the winter entertainments The trial of Sheriff at 2 m, pleasantly ing Company, Saturday and I tained the advanced age of 84 years. Mrs. Emery began p. Breezes, Calvini IN BOARD OF MUNICIPAL OFFICERS. Spring fast as the of in convention of the Blanche friend Miss Louise W. Richards. York to enter the Newr York office of Baeder ! wning feature of the season. Howard was born in Montville and was the eld- yesterday joint legisla- Jennys. Leslie F. Simpson appeared before the Boar j ture, and will consume at least two Daughters of Spain, Atherton The friends in this of Adamson & Co., one of the largest manufac- iiar last asking that the portion of the road est of the family of the late Marcus Vose. Of j days. many vicinity Rev. T. | meeting Friday evening leadin, Ruth Redman and Miss Stoddard. in the Mr. Charles from his residence to district No. 5 oe set f one P. Williams, formerly of will be in- turing companies country. Chapter, O. E. S., the degree was oi ! this family only survives—Mrs. C. E. How- Skating, Necke Searsport, I and made a of A. Horton has of the York office. part District No. 5. Votec » It’s So terested to learn that his vocal charge New : ,ur ard of Montville. She was united in Easy To End Catarrh. Mary Hayes. work was u j candidates. After the degree that the matter be referred to the committe j marriage h. Howard in Caprice, Lindsay feature of a recent special of the Miss Bertha F. Hillman and her nieces, the iehes, doughnuts, cheese and on highways with power to act. with Alfred early life and settled Go to A. A. Howes meeting & Co. and say I want t Bertha Hayes. Woman’s *• A. W. before Houlton Club. A report “Rev. Misses Lurline W. and H. Hillman erved and a social hour enjoyed. Keating appeared the board i on the farm in Montville where they passed HYOMEI outfit—take it home—open the boa The Maiden's Prayer, Badarzewska says: Josephine behalf of Ira M. Cobe, of relative t a few of T. P. Williams was introduced and he I of went to last where Chicago, many years of their life. It is on —pour drops HYOMEI from the bottle Lillian Dexter. sang, Troy, Farmington week, the Rock to while living leasing Crushing plant the sai J into the little hard rubber il in E Stood on the at j Vacation at Colby. this one of the most inhaler—breathe Caprice major, Sinding Bridge Midnight, with Miss Miss Lurline and Miss Josephine have entered Cobe, to be used at his grounds in .. farm, pleasant of the for five minutes and Northpor | note the refreshing reliel Doris Roberts. as that the matter of rock in Mary Burpee accompanist. Mr. Williams upon a course at the Normal school. Miss Voted, letting crushe r many Montville, beautiful for situation, that —breathe it four or five times a for a *‘' closed at 6 m. last day few ;: ge p. Friday be left with the committee on New Advertisements. The Dinsmore Store was forced to answer to an city propert f we, who remain, love to of them. Theirs days and catarrh and all its encore, singing Bertha F. Hillman, who i; a graduate of the Faster vacation ending Monday, and road commissioner. ]think disgusting symp- toms will advises the ladies that white boots are The Lost Chord. Mr. Williams has a fine to visit alma hhe of students was an ideal home—all that was conducive to gradually disappear. simply voice school, plans her mater a few C,r majority soughl Report of F. L. Gray for and re HYOMEI inspecting contains no opium, cocaine oi the last word in that and his was hut most of the college clubs brown tail moths from entered into the home life and it shoedom; they may have singing greatly appreciated.” days and on her return trip will visit friends in moving private prop happiness other harmful drug and is sold on money bacli !t‘eir annual trips. The base ball and voted tan boots, black boots and all other kinds of Fairfield and to erty, read, that bill be paid ana tha t be said of as the writer for The of G. A. R. of Maine a attend some business matters the may truly her, inspired plan catarrh, asthma, croup, colds, cought .Ladies have through recess, working proper action be taken to collect from individ and catarrhal boots—but to be really and this in Waterville. the until the diamond relates: “She looketh well to the of her deafness, Complete outfit $1.0( truly complete President who is ever on the alert for theii •s:-t:r’ gymnasium ual owners. ways —extra bottles if needed 50 cents at A. A season their wardrobe must contain a of use. Coach Allen hopes to have that the matter household, ?pd eateth not the bread of idle- pair comfort. Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Shaw arrived home 6 Voted, of proposed strec t Howes & Co. and Fryeburg, the vacation. druggists everywhere. Simple White Buck Boots, 406. Look at their | during from Bridge street to the dock be left wit n ness.” instructions style who has been to “Sliif openeth her mouth with wisdom, for use in every package—yoi quite ill, hastened Bangoi | last Thursday evening from Miami, Fla. They the committee on highways with power to ca 1 can’t fail to banish White window next time you are down town. to and in her ongue is the law of kindness.” catarrh if you follow in Monday secure good quarters for her organ- visited in York and Boston en route. The Market. in eounty commissioners. structions. -Paint house with New# j Those your Patten’s Sun-Proof ization, which will meet there Voted, that a committee of Aldei years massed aw^y; their children soughl with the Maine T hey had a very enjoyable winter in the south. 1,1 consisting sold A. A. Howes niarket is this man Paints, by & Co. They also G. A. June 12-13. W report crowded out Marden, be appointed for the purpose c f larger oppt tunities than were obtainable at Granite R.f Mrs. Tarbox engaged Mr. Shaw brought home as a souvenir a ten We can Grange, North Searsport, will hole in only quote the revised quoj soliciting private subscriptions toward th e the home the carry everything painters supplies. headquarters at the farm, infirmities incident to ad- an it Bangor House, andsecurec dollar Panama hat won Ly a Let with a Jack- Oats, 50c; potatoes, $1.25 construction of the street. Th 6 all-day meeting April 20th, being the an Charles R. 72 Main s proposed came Coombs, street, has for the beautiful Memorial hall ,ort8* cracked Alderman was vancing age on. Much to the regret of connected with sonville man on the srd no vote in $1*70; corn, 88c; the of the of > yes Maine. ^ 1 corn, appointed by Mayor. niversary reorganization the Bale the the grange Monarch Vacuum Cleaner, one-third the Unitarian church *F- ,r,cal, 83c; cheese. 24c; cotton seed, W. L. Hall appeared before the Board reli neighbors and townsmen the farm was sok directly across the stree This Jacksonville man was sure that the 0v*r The grange is have an institub > the pro 13c. tive to a Union ^planning to. weight, one-half the price and three times from the hotel for seed, 30c; lard, forming District with the tow n and Mr. and Mrs. went to reside near their It is tin law would Howard and orchard in the near meetings. hibitory be repealed, but Charles spraying future. the efficiency of other cleaners, it is guaran* moat deair able hall in the city. thought differently. At a held at within and Probate court, Belfast, 88.—In court of Back Numbers. IN AJACCIO. Children Cry for the of w» do. on the second Tues- Probate, hem County WALDOfast, on the 12th day of March SJH day of March. A. D. 1912. Ernest FOR FLETCHER’S H. Gray, administrator on the * 9'1 I A WEEK certain to be the last Alvira N. late of PERIOD $10 instrument, purporting Redman, Belfast, in saidt recent in one ir DINGER v. Two deaths family CASTO R I A A will and testament of Francis M. Staples, ty, deceased, having presented his first for exclusive work. Send of ot Machias recall boyhood memories of thal A pretty fancy has it that Corsica is agency late of Stockton Spiings, in said County Wnl- account administration ot said e^tat*. ^ Coupon to Protective Agency Co., do,deceased, having been presented for probate. lowauce. historic town. Few towns in New composed of two Latin words, Cor, the Eng- 239 North Capitol St., Washington, Ordered, That notice be given to all persons Ordered. That notice thereof be give,, a of interested a of this order to be weeks in The land of its size could’compare with it ir OF heart, and Sica, stiletto, heart steel. D. C., for full information. by causing copy successively, Republican i-i WOMANS'UFE In The Re- a published three weeks successively newspaper published in Belfast, in ,J' M and Most for these moun- at that that all the intelligence, culture sterling appropriate hardy PROBATE NOTICES publican Journal, published Belfast, they ty persons Interested may "Ijs- may at a Probate Court, to be held at Probate to be ,r sense appear Court, held at Belfast. m,,' of its The old families taineers who know no fear, whose on qualities people. Belfast, within and lor said County, the sec- day of April next, and show chib,. Name. At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and ond from the of honor is and whose laws Tuesday of April next, at ten of the they have, why the said account sln.i, ,i «i included the ? proverbial, for the on ": Longfellows. tl 50 County of Waldo, in vacation, the clock • FROM 15 I before and show cause, if any allowed. noon, they nineteenth of March, A. D. 1912. same stock as the'"poet; ‘the Porters of hospitality are never broken. Their Town. day have, why the same should not be proved, ap- GEORGE K. JOHNSON A certain instrument, purporting to be the last proved and allowed. A true copy. Attest; one of this Machia3 is indebt- of Two dark look out unfalteringly (to family Interesting Experience clear, eyes will and testament ot Arnold Harris, late GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. j Chas. K Johnson, Acting i of Belfast, in said of A true Attest: ed for her public ’library); the O'Briens, upon the world and its ever-changing County.State. County Waldo, de I copy. Women—Their Statements ceased, having been presided for probate ( has. K. Johnson, Acting Register. 88.—lu Court ot Probate, I v the men on the of Revolutionary fame; Crockers, fortunes. Great and great patriots Ordered, That notice be given to all persons WALDOfast, 12th day of March. Occupation. At a held at within and Belie Worth the inter ested by causing a copy of this order to be Probate Court Belfast, Berry, administratrix on tin* the Hills, and all more Reading. have been born and nourished on on the Tues- Sargents, others, punished three weeks successively in The He f'»r the ( ounty of Waldo. second Gardner S. Perry, late of Montu or less distinguished,and all worthy, law- valorous deeds of this sturdy little isle. publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they j day of March, a. 1>, 1912. County, deceased, having present ■ — and final N. C. I suffered for 4wl3 may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at A certain instrument, to be an au- account of administration <■ citizens. Two mem Asheville, years in his own to purporting tate for abiding, God-fearing Each has gone forth way Belfast, within and for said County, on t he ihentieated of the last will and testa allowance. with female trouble while I _ __ copy going through second Tuesday of next, at ten of the meat and the there*»f ol Almira Jones That notice bers of the Holway family, and I think for her or her glory. April probate Ordered, thereof be g v the of Life. I tried a local fight independence, clock before noon, and show cause, if any they Treat, late of Millwater. in the State of Minne- weeks successively, in The Republic Change phy- At the , the last of their died withir Several nations have contended for the ardent meditation. Milelli, youth- have, why the same should not be proved, ap- sota, deceased, having been presented fo,* pro- a newspaper published in Belfast, n generation, sician for a couple of years without any ful to proved and allowed. j bai»-. with a petition praying that the copy of that ah persons interested may alt one week. Miss Eilen C. re- and ever was a returned Corsica, bate Holway, substantial benefit. Finally after possession of Corsica idealist, just GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. ! said will mav be allowed and recorded in the Court to be held at Belfast. « A true ot of the late John and Leonici to E. Pink- found to unfurl the standard of from the Royal Military School of France, copy. Attest: 1 Probate Court of said County of Waldo, day April next, and show cause, daughter peated suggestions try Lydia patriot (.11 as. K. Johnson, h .vc, why the said account should Acting Register. Oidered, That notice be given to all persons in- died March ham’s I France dreamed his dreams for better- GKO. K. JOHN'S! i\ Crocker Holway, 3, 1912, Vegetable Compound, quit my liberty. The French yoke is light. Utopian ! terested a copy ol this order to be , At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and U> causing A true and commenced it with and stored his marvellous published three weeks successively in The Ke- copy. Attest: 8" years. As I recall her she was physician using leads her children rather than drives them. ing mankind for the Countv ot Waldo, on the 12th of Chas. E. aged day puniiean Journal, at Belfast, that they Johnson, Acting t;. the results. I am prac- with the lore of all the March, a. D. 1912. published of an invalid, and it seems happiest today a she knows when to insatiable mind may appear ?t a robate Court, to be held at something Like wise mother A Ll)() 88.—In t ourt of a well woman and anxious to con- C. CLARK, Guardian of Edgar P. Clark, Bei ast, within and for said County, on the see | \1T Probate that she should have attainec tically ages. He wrote there some remarkable ff fast, oil the 12th davof surprising be lenient and when severe. The dwellers JOHNErnest »«. Clark, Gardner J. Clark, Flora E. ond Tuesday of April next, at ten of the I March, lt-i tribute my mite towards others F. Carleton. administrator on the inducing “I searched for 1 Clark, Wallace M. Clark and Porter K. ( lark, ciock before noon, and show cause, if any they j so great an age. She was fond of flow- on this Isle of Honor are French indeed, essays. happiness. Leon Caneton,*late cf m to your great medicine, as I am minor children of Mary P. < lark, late of Thorn- have, why the same should not be proved, ap- Winterport, try fully found he in one oi j ty, deceased, having presented IPs fi ers, and in the season there was a wealtl all are There only Glory,” says, dike, in said county of Waldo, deceased, having proved and allowed. that it will cure the ailments but above they Corsican. account of administratio « persuaded presented a petition praying for a license to sell GEO- E. JOHNSON. Judtte. of said of bloom around the them. This wonderful youth of eigh- at lowauce. hospitable Holwaj from which I suffered if given a fair is something patriotic in the very air it public or private s:-»le and convey certain real A true copy Attest: French lads estate oi said minors, described in said petition (has. E. Johnson, Acting Register. Ordered, That notice thereof be _■ ■ on what was known as the Dublir chance. so different teen, with the taunts of the home, seems to me. The land is and for the purposes therein named. weeks succc-ssivciv in Tin* n..inn., think this letter will contrib- at still in his ears and ( at a side of the Machias river. I recall he] If you from other. It lies at the threshold Brienne, ringing Ordered. 'That the said petitioner give notice to At a Probate ourt held Belfast, within and newspaper published in Belfast, in any on ilie 12th of that all ute towards further all persons interested a ot this ; for the County of Waldo, day persons interested may at it u. as anything introducing at his felt he had in by causing copy working about her flowers out oi of and it be thousands rankling heart, yet I March, A. D. 1912. bate Court, to be held at «-n medicines to afflicted women who Europe, yet might order to be published three weeks successively Belfast. t your him that indestructible which in The a no niece and heir at law ot April next, and show cause, u doors, or seated in a low rocking chair or of miles over seas, for all the similarity something Republican Journal, newspaper publish- K WLTON, are passing through this trying period, ed at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate of Ahbie A. Roberts, late of Brooks, in said have, why the said account should would one burst its and make 1 MINNIE the of the in the day bonds, to be held at oelfast. within and lor a lowed. right fireplace stitting it is with great pleasure I consent to its it possesses with the Continent! Ancient Court, said County of Waldo, deceased, having presented of the little the Em- County, on the 9th day of April, A. D. 1912, petition praying that Charles F. Bessey of Knox GEO. E. JOHNSON room beside a closet which — land despised Corsican, | A contained, publication.” Mrs. Julia A. Moore, Isle of Cyruos, badge of honor, of at ten of tire clock before noon, and show cause, true copy. Attest: of the world. It was at if any the of said (.’HAS. E. JOH NSON, 1. among other books, a full set of Dickens 17 East Asheville, N. C. I ome of and Paolo peror Milelli, they have, why prayer petition- ssi'd deceased. Acting St., vendetta. Arrigo er should not be their granted. that the said notice to ! which I a volume at country home just outside Ajaccio, GEO. E Ordered, petitioner give UJALDO 88.—In Court of works, borrowed, The Case of Mrs. Kirlin. della Rocca, Christopher Columbus, JOHNSON. Judge. all interested a of this Probate, A true Attest: persons by causing copy n fast, on the 12th day of :.i and read and reread. A that Letitia Ramolino, Marianne and copy. order to be published three weeks successively in time, sister, Circlevilie, Ohio.—“I can truthfully Sampiero, Giafferri, the patriot general Chas. E. Johnson. Acting Register. Frank w. IJmebiirner. administrate The Republican .Journal, a newspaper published tale of Hannah E a school £ Pauline with Cardinal Fesch, l.imehurm-r, late Martha, taught private in say that I never had anything do me so Pascal and that most Bonaparte, at Belfast, tlptt they mav appear at a Probate in said Paoli, extraordinary 1T7ALDO —InCourt or held at r.ei County, deceased, having pi of the 25 SJS rronate, Court, to be held at Heltast, within and for said small near the house, and was much of Life as passed the troubled night May, YY on the 12th of March. lirst and final account ot administra' building good during Change Ly- the world has ever known, fast, day 1912, on the 9th « of A. 1). genius Napo- P.ll’.lrlfw uvumitor n( tlw. 1,.> County, ay April, 1912, estate for allowance. her Another sis- dia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable 1793, in from the fury of the the clock before noon, and show cause ; worshipped by pupils. Compound. leon the First. Corsica is inde d a hiding will of J. late of in at.ten.of Mary Sides, Helfast, said Ordered, that notice thereof be _ “Before I had taken one a if any they have, why the of said peti- a half bottle Paolists. his first ac- prayer j weeks ter married Dr. Peabody, gifted bul worthy Fatherland for such heroes, and County, deceased, having presented ttoner should not be granted. successively, in The Republic I to feel and count of administration of said estate for allow- a ,n of it began better, I have his return from covered GKO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. newspaper published in Belfast. excentric man, and they are sur- men of few words and deeds. Upon Egypt, ance. ty, that all very continued taking it. My health is better mighty A true copy. Attest: persons interested ma\ who are with General that notice thereof be three as. E. Probate Court, to be held at Bella' vived by two daughters engaged One finds new to admire each glory, Bonaparte passed Ordered, given, Ch Johnson, Acting Register. than it has been for several If things weeks in The 9th day ot April next, and show c. years. two successively, Republican Journal in of^nnatirmal umrlf A wrifpr in thf days, the 2nd and 3rd October, 1799, a in in said they have, why the said account sli< all women would take it would es- in this beautiful island. newspaper published Helfast, County, At a Pr> bate Court held at Belfast, within and they day picturesque that ail allowed. GEo. F. Johnson of Miss Hol- at with a brilliant suite, includ- persons interested may ttend at a Pro- lor the County of Waldo, on the 12th day of Maehias Republican says cape untold nain and at this time The sunrise over hill and Milelli, bate to be held on A true copy: Attest: misery glorious craggy Court, at Beliast, the 9th March, a. D. 1912. Lanneo and Admiral Ganthe- day of next, and show cause, it Ciias. E. Johnson, Acting I,. way: of life.”—Mrs. Alice Kirlin, 35S W. reflected in the ing Murat, April any they i of height glimmering Bay have, why the said account should not be al LICE TREAT DOE, ‘^daughter-in-law” In Miss Ellen C. Maehias has Mill St., Circleville, Ohio. aume. Alas, for the fallen grandeur! 1 lowed. :\ Sarah M. Doe, late of Stockton Springs, in t DM 1 NlSTRATRiX’S NOTICE Holway of Ajaccio. Azure, gold, and purple said of CEO. E. County Waldo, deceased, having pre- scriber notice that v lost one of its oldest and most citi- JOHNSON, Judge. 1 hereby gives loyal The of Life is one of the most The goats and black wander un- seined history A women •;such times may rely upon Lydia and filth. We saw an ITT in the of interests and activities of these long aureole of crimson light as the sun tri- squalor, poverty ALDO SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- Ordeied, that the said petitioner give notice to ! County Waldo, deceased, / ’-'’.i-nam’s Vegetable li fast, or the 3 2th day of March. 1912 all interested by causing a copy of this bonds as the law directs. All pm- she took her full She saw Compound. enormous with her litter of seven- persons years part. umphantly bursts forth. The liquid skies sow, Emma A, Howler, administratrix on the estate | f-rdnr to be published three weeks successively demands against the estate of said d. from its small ! desired to the town change begin- teen, lazily in the sun on the thresh- ot Sarah D. Faye, late of Montville, insaid Conn in The Republican Journal, a newspaper pub present the -aim* tor m u. of purest blue flecked with pearly foam lying at, a all indebted thereto are ning and simpler ways, and for all the of the Delta Phi fratern- ty, deceased, having present! d her second and I lished at Heltast. that they may appear Pro- requested president Aipha the of old of Milelli! final account of administration of said estate lor bate Court, to be held at oeltast, within and for meut immediately. improvements she had a real enthusiasm. whole day long, the flight waving ity from 1906 to 1908. He was married allowance. I said County,’on the 9th day of April, A. 1). LIZZIE A X In those she was associated the of the Cardinal Fesch, half-brother to Mad- i at and show Stockton Springs, December l 9 eariy days wings, joyous carolling song Ordered, that notice theieof be three 1912, ten of the clock before noon, 12. in 1875 to W. of given, the of said with a company of fine women, many of Sophie Royce Alvine, and o’er land ame Letitia, was a most weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, cause.if any they have, why prayer birds, the wondrous tints public spirited should not he A DMIMnTB A'JOJCs NOTICE names are treasured household a newspaper in Belfast, in said petitioner granted whose N. Y. published Bounty, GKO. E. *A scriber and are all but to the citizen of Ajaccio. He lived for the good that ail interested attend at a Pro- JOHNSON, Judge. hereby gives notice tl us was sea, preludes glori- | persons may memories among and she _ I A true Attest: been duly today, bate Court, to be held at Helfast, on the 9th copy. appointed administrator oi tl ous sunsets over verdant dales and the of his spiritual and at his death Ch \s. E. of almost the last of the group: Mrs. Hard- people, day of April next, and show cause, if any they Johnson, Acting Register. The of a recent issue i--- WILLIAM Mrs. Harwood, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. receipt Sunday snow-clad mountain We love the he left them the richer. He established have,why the said account should not he allowed CUNNINGHAM, iate of ing, tops. At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Mrs. Mrs. F. of the New Orleans Times-Democrat GMJ. E. JOHN SON,.Judge. in the County of Waldo, deceased, Burbank, Walker, George when the feath- an endowment which the poor A true Attest: | for the County of Waldo, on the 12th day of long semi-tropical nights fund, by copy. bonds as the law directs, All pels, Talbot, Miss Ursula Penniman, Miss a with the Chas. E, March, A. D. 1912. suggests comparison Sunday and sterner i of Ajaccio to this the sum Johnson, Acting Register. j demands against the estate of said Eliza a noble and honored ery date-palms, health-giv- receive, day, WATSON, niece of R. ai> Crocker—truly Times of Timothy Hunt, desired to present the same for 1865-6-7. The paper at that of francs He willed a late of Burnham, in said ( of and all company. They organized the first Side- ing umbrella pines stand silhoutted 1,400 annually. 117 ALDO ?•«.—In Court of Probate, held at Hel MABEL minty Waldo, j indebted thereto are request* time did Vf fast, oi the 12th of 1912. deceased, having presented .t petition praying j payment walk and Benevolent not exceed 16 pages and sold for the ! amount of to the be- day March, immediately. society society; against midnight sky, and the beau- large money town, Roscoe L. Clements, administrator on the estate that she may be appointed administratrix on Hie A. It ten GEORGE worked for the church organ and cents a copy. It was more of a lit- of L. Clements, late of in said estate of said deceased. bearsport. March 1912.—3w 13 they teous sea of many moods lies still and sides founding the Fesch Gollege, Libra- Lydia Winterport. 12, the town their time and j County, deceased, having presented his first and That the said notice to clock; they spent erary paper than the paper of Ordered, petitioner give today. calm. the Arab and Bedouin are ry, Museum, and Imperial His final accoui t of administration of said eotate for all interested by causing a of this money freely in the Soldiers’ Aid society Only Chapel. persons copy NOTICE. The sill s* 1 New Orleans ihen—and it be true allowance. order to be published three weeks successively in EXECUTOR'Sgives notice that the war. may “to steal Lav- face, from his was a by he Ins l>e*-n during wanting silently away.” judging portraits, he The Republican Journal, a newspaper executor of now—contained able writers in Ordered, That notice thereof given, three published pointed of the last will ami Later Miss Holway was much inter- many ish Nature has bewitched this island. kindly one, full of charm and culture. weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, at Belfast, that they may npp< ar at a Probate of held at within ested in the town library, and was one prose and verse, and there seemed to be i a newspaper published in Helfast, in said County, Court, to be oellast, and for said NANO A. CURI IS, late of Swai The spell of beauty is over all. We seem Ajaccians always speak of him with that all interested attend at a Pro Comity, on tin* 9th day of April, A. D. 1912, of the first to to and work for the persons may in the County of Waldo, deceased, aspire something in the of the ; bate Court, to be lndd at on the 9th at ten of rlie clock before noon, and show cause, atmosphere to live an life. “Are we proud and affection. He left Helfast, bonds as the law directs. All new building. Her love for imaginary grateful day ol next, and show cause, if if any they have, why the prayer of said petition pcr~<> gardening April any they demands the .-state of Crescent City that stimulated the mental ! er should not be against said <1* and flowers was and even we?” “Is this j considerable land also to the town, all the have, why the said account should not he allowed. granted. desired to very great, really actually myself?” GEO. E. present tin* same for M*iii of not manner GEO. E. JOHNSON, JOHNM)N, Judge. all in her last illness she was never too feeble activity those to the born. Judge. indebted thereto are t<> u We nod cheerily to the dairy-women re- vast area lying between Milelli and the A true Attest: A true copy. Attest: requested copy. meut immediately. to exclaim with pleasure over a new The editor of the M. F. Chas. E. Johnson. Register. chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. I Times, Bigney, home to the "hills from sea. He also to his beloved Acting CHARLESR C blossom. Her home was a center of turning Ajaccio, bequeathed, had a volume of to his ovvanville, January 9. 1912. poems credit; seated in their diminutive two-wheeled his ecclesiastical SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- a Probate held at and many are the guests of | Ajaccio, vestments, At Court, Belfast, within and hospitality, H. WALDOlast, on the 12th day of March, 1912. for the County of Waldo, on the 12th day of George Meek of the staff was a poet a no than sacred "EXECUTRIX'S NOTK’K. The subsn many generations whom she has enter- carts, drawn by donkey bigger vessels, and other relics of his Walter L, Elliott, administrator on the real es March, a. 1). 1912, ^ I :a by gives notice that she lias been some Ia 1 rrV> ova am avUiKiIiam ri 4 : tate of Daniel A. late of tained. of distinction; Crouch, who a Elliott, Thorndike, m George Newfoundland in • H. MORGAN and Lewis Atwood, execti- pointed executrix of the last wiil an. dog. They pass said County, deceaseo, having presente his first later in Wall street, was a clever SETHtors of the last will of Fred Atwood, late of of figured j single all the Hotel de Ville. or City Hall. account, of administration of said estate for al- L. file, knitting, 1 W said of W EDITH knitting, always j lowance. interport, in County aldo, deceased, SHOREY, late of l March 10th, a brother of Miss Holway, writer in and and there was a for a license prose verse, in garments and with sad lines The Corsican custodian who showed us having presented petition praying in the County of Waldo, deceased, a mourning Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three sell at or sale certain es- William C the oldest and one to public private real having demands against the estate m Holway, a host of contributers, among whom 1 all these was I weeks in The upon their Madonna-like faces. Brave pious souvenirs enthusiastic successively, Republican Journal, tate of said deceased, described in said petition. ceased are desireil to the of the best known a published in Belfast, in said Coun- present sin., residents of Maehias, recall and in newspaper Ordered, That the said petitioners give notice to tlenient, and ai! indebted thereto au- Mary Walsingham, Xariffa, loyal women. All mothers of large fami- his praise of Cardinal Fesch. “He ty, that all persons interested may attend at a all interested a of this to make payment immediately. died at his home in that in his 93d Joel Chandler Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, oil the 9th persons by causing copy town, Harris, later widely ^nown harder than the men ; did more than for j MARY ETTA I \ lies, yet working anyone Ajaccio, though day of April next, and show cause, if He is | any in Tht a March 12, 1912 year. recalled, with his brother as “Uncle Remus,” whose ! they the said account should not be Republican Journal, newspaperpubhsh- Unity. early literary rnemseives. j Napoleon III did not forget us either,” have, why ed at that at a Probate I allowed. I Belfast, they may appear Ladwick and as one of efforts were in verse. The tone of the Court, to be held it Belfast, within and tor said T?X ECU TORS’ NOTICE. Joseph O’Brien, The the was his emphatic comment. Cardinal GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge, 77 wife of Ettore Caceiaguerra, on the 9t!> of A. I). Vj hereby give notve that they have the men of the a A true copy. A ttest: ! County, day .pul. 1912, promising young place, whole paper was There were ! Fesch died in in but ten of the clock bet ore and show executors of the literary. has birth to her Rome, 1839, his body Chas. E. ; at noon, cause, appointed last will goat-herd, just given .Johnson, Acting Register. ment of a promise amply fulfilled in later years, occasional book if any they have, why t ie prayer of said peti original stories, essays, with was brought back to his island home, Honors should not be granted mti r>n C-. r\f the Lnni eighth child. Four later, ROB ERT ivhtin Vl days At a Probate Court, held at Helfast, within and BURGESS, latent’ 15. reviews, literary notes, etc., and as 1 and interred in the he HKO. E. JOH NSON, Judge. stern she is back on her cart Imperial Chapel for the County of Waldo, on the 12th day ol A in tire Comity of Waldo, deceased, ness men of energy, true copy. Attest: that section, a look over a book A. I). 1912. having demands the estate conducting scrap containing many had himself begun. | March, Chas. E. Johnson, \cting Register. against again, selling in Ajaccio, the goat’s milk ceased are desireil |.» the s;n store, in and do- of the articles and then j \ I’GUSTA KICKS HANKS WATERMAN one present engaging shipbuilding poems the a 1 lenient, and ai! indebted 111- r* t• 1 published, on In roadway, moment ago, we ix of the executors of the last will of Leonora At a Probate Court hem at Belfast, within and from Ettore’s herd, and knitting ihe to make ing an extensive business. For and the volumes of Xariffa’s and I Faustina Hicks late of Helfast, in said for the of Waldo on the 12th of payment imniediaielv. lumbering Big- found a tiny two inches Loso, County day return journey the tiny garments for j donkey-shoe, just ! County of Waldo, deceased, having presented a March, A. 1). Ifc3 2. EDWINS p| 30 years he was a member of the Con- ney’s poems, I wonder if the Crescent GEORGE IN newest-born! dark | wide by three long! It goes, into our petition pr ying that the actual market value of M. YORK of in said Corsica’s Her eyes the Swanville, County, Belfast. March 12, 1912. church. His wife died in of can show a the property of said deceased now in hands gregational City today like array of curio as a tjiLLENhaving presented a petition praying that | her in a smile as we cabinet, cherished possession ot the executors of said wiil, subject to the pay- and he is brighten, lips part Fred T. Chase, ex-cuter of the last will ol lien DXKCU riUX’S N JTICE 1883, survived by a son and two writers. “Xariffa” was, i the : ment of lhe collateral inheritance tax, the per- believe, ; and valued souvenir of our in lietta >1. Luce, late of said Leifast, may he an- li I. stop the donkey and talk a hit with her. happy days sons interested in the succession thereto, and by gives nonce t h.i- all of Machias—Samuel W. nomine of Mrs. l Ithorizedto execute deeds to carry into effect a daughters, deplume Mary A. Towns- Corsica. I the amount oi the tax thereon, may he deter pointed executrix of the last will and She understands French, but answers us certain contract to convey in said petitioner of Miss Leonice and end. The mined by the Judge of Probate. Holway, Holway Mrs. concluding verse of one of her j Grace C. D. Favre. } I certain real estate, uesciibcd m said petition. in the Corsican dialect, which in many < Tdered, That the said petitioner give notice to DANIEL A. KINGS!.CRY. late of ! H. “After the Ordered, That the s id petite nergive notice to ; George Harper. poems, War” is equally Island of Feb all persons interested by causing a copy of this in the County of Waldo, deceased. \ ways is not unlike Italian. She is Ajaccio, Corsica, 21,1912 .ill pel suns interested by causing a ropy of this pleased on er to be published three weeks successively having demands th-- esr.it,- applicable to north and south: order to be published liner wenks successively against when we ask about the children. in The Republican Journal, a newspaper pub- cchm- ; are desired ii. present th. sun Alas! for desolate hearts and j ! in I he Republican .iournai, a ■ wspape, pub- homes W. C. T. U. NOTES. lic led at Helfast, that they may appear at a Pro- ment, and all indebted tlli-ieln ar<- i- has been announced in lisbeti at Belfast, that they may at a Pro- It the daily Where the awaited never comes! tales are told of the old bate to be held at Helfast, within and for ppear make immediat* long Many days. Court, bate Court, to be heid at Pel as!, within and tor payment 'v. Where the hearth is said on the 9lh day of April, 1). ALMA I. KING' papers that Talc-ott Williams, LLI), edi- swept and the lire kept ! There was a of de Searsmont, March 25, 1912. A fine fashion County, said County, on the 9t(i day of April, \. I». parish priest Soggio 1912, at ten of the clock betore noon, and show Frank fort, ’-’areli 12. It* 12 bright I 1912, at ten of the eloek before noon, and show tor of the has been a mountain who of comradeship and helpfulness is in vogue cause, if any have, v by the prayer oi said Philadelphia Press, For eyes that will never see its Uazza, village, upon they ! cause, if any tin s have, why the of said light— should not be prayer N ■ some unions of their petitioner granted. should not he DM IN 1ST R \ roll’s !|,t appointed director of the School of Where affection waits, and waits in vain, first to his new noticed a among visiting neighbors. K. i petitioner granted. coming parish GEORGE JOHNSON, Judge. CKoROF E. .\ scriber lu*n-l)\ ”tv*-s imti*-,- tl, .t For the that will never was A tniA cmiv AttMt- JOHNSON, Judge. at step come again Such the occasion last Friday, when Ap- administrat e of th* Journalism Columbia University en- of discontent his flock. A true copy. Attest: duly appointed From the war. spirit among ('has. E. VV. C. T. U. came to Searsmont. Mrs, Johnson, Acting Register. ( has. K. Johnson GEORGE W. CIIO late of dowed the late Pulitzer. He pleton I Acting Register. ATE, by Joseph The Standing on the altar steps he delivered Sunday Times-Democrat of today Sadie Luce, and Mrs. Myra Hall were the host- | At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and ill tile County of U'a'il.., dee,1! his career ■ began newspaper immediately the “I he for the of on the 12th of a Probate Court at bonds as tile law direc: A :1 l• is an 56 following speech know,” esses. dinner the County Waldo, day At held Belfast, within and up-to-date newspaper,of pages, After a bountiful regular March A. D. 1912. j demands the estate ,•( said it after from on the ! for the County of Wald- .on the 12th day of tgaiifst graduation College said, “that you are very bad Christians, j desired t-> the same bn vii: in four parts, the fourth a magazine meeting was held, Mrs. Lizzie Newbert, presi- L. HOWARD, son and heir-at-law of I March, A. D. 1912. present New York at the time edited all imlebb d thereto are requested t. World, by and that you care but little for your dent of the As a I^REDAlfred Howard, late of Thorndike, in said 1 1ZZIE A. YOU NO. widow of A. section. It covers the news field more visiting union, presiding. Jacob Young, inent immediately County of Waldo, deceased, having presented a I late of .Stockton in Manton and continued with that of Springs, said County of < if Marble, priest: I possess, how'ever, the means part of the opening exercises the officers and that lie be ad- KVKRKTT I'. than the paper of the petition praying may appointed Vv aldo, deceased, having piesmted a petition thoroughly 60’s, ministrator of the | Montville. February 13. 1912. paper until 1877, when he became the to reason.” audience to roll call a estate of said deceased. praying for an allowance out ol tht es 1 devotes much to news and bringing vou Then, placing responded by reading personal space society Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to ! late of said deceased. Washington correspondent of the New his musket the “Behold text from the Flower Mission cards. The DM IN I SIR \1 RIX'S NOTH K news, and has all the against altar, i all persons interested by causing a copy of this Ordered. That the said notice to sporting depart- petitioner gives ; ..'1 seriber hereby gives notiee th: York a he held two was commemorative of Neal Dow, as I order to be published three weeks successively in all Sun, position years. ments of the the Father,” said he, and laying his pis- meeting persons interested by causing a copy of this been duly appointed administrate modern newspaper. The Republican Journal, a newspaper published order to he three weeks his March is a W. C. T. U. Red published successively in estate of For the next two he was an edi- tol beside the “Behold the birthday, 20th, at that at a Probate years c. A. p. musket, Son, j Belfast, they may appear The Republican Journal, a newspaper published Letter A short Mrs. Court, to be held at Belf ast, within and for said at that ANNIK A. THOMPSON, late of \' torial writer on the Day. reading by Tayloi Belfast, they may appear at a Probate j Springfield Republi- and if that be not sufficient,” he added, on the 9th of a. D. in was County, :day April, Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said Hie County of Waldo, deceased, explanatory of this. Later Mrs. Tayloi ! 1912. at ten of the clock before and show can, and in 1881 became one of the edi- lilt UANtitK ArltK laKIP as he drew forth his “Behold the noon, County, on the 9th day ol April, A. 1). 191*, bonds as the law direcis. ah person- stiletto, as if of said gave a recitation a scene from Jean Valjeans cause, any they have, why the prayer at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, mauds against the estate of .said lies often in a tors of the Press, a run-down system. Weakness, Ghost!” This little breathes petitioner should not be granted. if have, the of desired to the same foi set: Philadelphia position Holy episode life in “Les Miserables.” It was good to see any they why prayer said peti- present of GEO, E. JOH NSON, Judge. tioner should not he granted. all indebted thereto are requested to he has since He is recalled nervousness, lack appetite, energy and am- the determination of these reso- A occupied. fiery the three pastors, Taylor, Sykes and Denslow, true copy. Attest; CKO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. meat immediately. a bition, with disordered liv^r and kidneys often Chas. E, Johnson, Acting Register. A true Attest: \ when Washington correspondent as a lute islanders. present,and they all spoke, and not doubtfully, copy. F.STKU.K follow an attack of this wretched disease. The Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. Bangor, March 12, 1912. serious-minded whose face either. It was voted to send to the At a Probate Court field at within and person, upon When the sun is high the wTomen w'ear j Legis- Belfast, greatest need then is Electric Bitters, the ! for the County of Waldo, on the second Tues- DM IN was never seen even the a lature a protest or weaken- j 11T ALDO SS.— In Court of Pruhatu h*.l/l at u..\ 1STK CIOR’S NOTICK. ghost of over the black handkerchief which al- against repeal day of March, A. D. 1913. \ tonic, blood and of Vt on the 12th of ;\ er hereby notice that i,- glorious purifier regulator of law. 1 fast, day March, 1912. Mary gives and as absent-minded in the ex- ing prohibitory The Kinyon-Shepparc certain to In* the last ailminisirator of tie smile, liver and serves as a head a instrument, purporting A. Plummer, administratrix on the estate ot duly appointed stomach, kidneys. 'Thousands have ways covering, pecu- A will and testament of Simon A. late bill for inter-State commerce regulation of Payson, Lemuel L. Plummer, late of Monroe, in said SARAH A. late of I treme, On one occasion, after that of Belfast, in said of F.MFRSON, standing proved they wonderfully strengthen the liar flat straw hat tied under the chin by County Waldo, deceased, Comity, deceased, having presented her first liquor traffic was briefly discussed. As super- been for in the County of Waido, decease-’, before a mirror in the room back | having presented probate. and final account of administration of said es- large nerves, build up the system and restore to a It noth- bonds ;is the law Uirects. All mourning ribbon. resembles intendent of work for Waldc Ordered, that notice be. given to all persons in- tate tor allowance. per- Evangelistic | demands the 1 of the on the House health and terested by a of ibis order to be against estate oi said reporter’s gallery good spirits after an attack of else so much as a mammoth New causing copy ing county Mrs. Taylor (wife of Rev. H. P. Tayloi published three weeks successively in The Re Ordered, that notice thereof he given, three desired to present tile same torse’" his his If them. 50 cents. weeks successively, in The side, arranging necktie, brushing Grip. suffering, try Only wheaten We meet of of the work publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they Republican .Journal, England pancake! Searsmont) spoke department a nexvspapei published in Belfast, in gaid nient immediateiv Sold and satisfaction all may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Bel- County, hair and his coat, he started to perfect guaranteed by tiiai all interested I buttoning them sometimes on our rambles far and made a plea for new members. Three re- fast, within and for said County, on the second persons may attend at a Pro-’ WILLIAM hate Court, to bo held at oil the March 191*2 town without his but was re- druggists. of April next, at ten of the clock Belfast, Oil: Palermo, 12, go up hat, afield and the mountain sides. sponded. Tuesday of ami show up They before noon, and show cause* if anv thev have. day April next, cause, if any they minded of the omission a brother The lesson in Prohibition have, why thesaid account should not be allnw- by MORRILL. seem to do all the work that ever is done Geography,demon- why the same should not be proved, approved * DMINISTU V TOR'S NOTICE 1 and allowed. [ ed. There is an ! strated with the and a class of sever ; ; A ci hereby give- notice that I. journalist. On another occasion he had quite exodus from Morrill this unless it be and map Ol.o. K. JOHNSON, Judge. 1 GEO. E. .JOHNSON, administratoi <»t the e-d.i goat herding shepherd- Judge, A true Attest: appointed mislaid his hat and came into the week. Misses Annie Paul and Stella members showed that seven States have State- A true copy, Attest; copy. gallery Berry In some districts even attend j cu ts K KDW V RD H. KlbV v Rl)s. Lit ing. they wide Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. Johnson, Acting Register. to look for it. A begin studies at Farmington; Mr. and Mrs. Roy j prohibition already. Referring to the in tin* of Waldo, decease*! telegraph operator. to those duties as dressed in male County well, work in At a Probate Court held at bonds as the law Paul go to Howard, R. I., where find em- other States it was noteworthy how AI-DO 88.—In Court ot held at Hel- Belfast, within and directs. \11 per-.,!, t off was an they \I7 Probate, for the ol on mauds emporanly duty, occupying attire and with them ?f County Waldo, the 12th dayJ of against the estate of .u«i m---. carrying always until uituucu UlC IUI OLitLf- fast,.ou the 12th day of March, 1912. Au- ployment; Ernest Higgins resumes his work in I JJiiiaoc Mining March, A. 1). 1912. sired to the same end seat on the back row, with his derby gusta liicks Hanks Waterman and John Water present for seulein their one barrelled musket. gath- wide or “a constitutional indebted thereto ai-- (*• j Islesboro, teaching; Lewis Winchenbach spends They prohibition,” amend- mat executors ot the last will ot Leonora Faus- vi, LOWELL, widow of William II. [ requested on the desk before him. As Williams late of in limit immediately to J.dm K 1 'mu a few er un into baskets the small shinv black ment.” the of tina liicks Loso, in said deceased, liav- SOPHIALowell, Liberty, said County of week3 in Augusta, Me.; A. B. Hatch Wouldn’t people Maine feel Couuty, fast, Maine, tnv authorized agent. looked around the a i ing presented their first and final account of ad- ! Waldo, deceased, having presented a petition gallery waggish newsj an LAWRENCE W KI» takes a course in the science of automobiles at olives, bending all day long until their small to repeal a law that so many other | ministration oi said estate, for allowance. praying for allowance out of the personal naper man, his errand and property of said deceased. Salem. Mass, March 1*2. 191*2. suspecting Bangor_Mr. Charles Las3ell of Clinton is backs must feel like breaking. They States are enacting, thus placing the Pine | Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three that the weeks in The Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to noticing telegrapher had hold of ! relative^ in town_Mr. Elisha Brown tend the cows Tree State at the rear of theNation’s march of successively, Republican .Journal, * DM I NIST HA TOR’S NOTICE Tie visiting lean, scraggy, undersised a newspaper published in Belfast, in said Comi- ab persons interested by causing a copy of this his looked at and order to be published three weeks er hereby gives notice that h<- hat, Williams nodded in had his shoulder dislocated by his horse taking the them to eat progress. ty, that ail persons interested may attend at a successively by wayside, encouraging Probate to be in lie Republican Journal, a newspaper appointed administrator of tho estat* It was voted to hold an Court, held at Belfast, on the 9th publish- the direction of the hat, Williams made fright while hauling in his pasture... .Mr. inter-county Insti- ed at Belfast, that at a j the prickly pear and the cactus. Their day of April next, and show cause, if any they appear Probate SAKVIl \ EDWARDS, late of 1 tute in Searsmont at such time in the summer Court, to be hold at Belfast, within and for a dash for and seized the hat. The tele- Dwight Thomas has been seriously ill with the they have, why the said account should not be said in the County of Waldo.deceased,am!. fare is simple enough. Bread made of allowed. County, ou the 9th day of April. A. I). 1912, but is now much .The fu- as the committee may decide. The committee as the law directs, ah persons bavin held on to his mumps, improved... | GEO. E. at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause grapher naturally property chestnut with a cheese JOHNSON, Judge. the estate of said deceased of flour, broccia, is Mrs. E. S. of Knox A true if any they have, why the prayer of said against neral Thomas Albert Cushman was held at Ufford, president county copy. Attest: petition- to the same for set!lenient. and a tug of war followed that ended er should not be granted. present made of the curds of milk. At E. Johnson, Acting Register. are the church last Wednesday, Rev. M. S. Hill of goat’s W. C. T. U., E. F. Miller, president of Waldo _Chas. GEO. L. debted thereto requested t<» mas with mutual Prof. Wil- JOHNSON, Judge. immediately to John K. Dun ton of l> explanations. Belfast Arno Achorn has returned rare intervals the flesh of a tender W. C. T. and Mrs. Lizzie A true copy. Attest: officiating... young County U., Newbert, NOTICE.* The sub- my authorized agent liams is a great worker and in addition scriber Chah. E. Johnson, Acting Register. to Worcester, Mass., where he is employed, kid, pitilessly slaughtered when no big- President of Appleton Union. Alice Whitcomb ADMINISTRATRIX’Shereby gives notice that she has LAWENCE W. EDW to his been duly appointed administratrix of the es- Salem, Mass,, March 12. 1912. regular work has found a newspaper after visit to his parents, Mr.and Mrs. C. W. ger than a cat, is added to the frugal presided at the organ. tate of NOTICE. The sub- time to deliver EZRA E. late of scriber hereby gives not.ee that she lias been NOTICE. innumerable lectures and Achorn....Leforest White goes this week to fare. Adjourned in due form after a vote of PATCH, Brooks, ADMINISTRATRIX’S Til- Ajaccio, to the mountain people, duly appointed administratrix o f the estate of er in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given ADMINISTRATOR’Shereby gives notice that lie ha- any number of addresses on occa- Montreal, Canada, where he will be thanks to the hostesses. E. p. m. administrator public employed is the prodigal rich land of the south, bonds as the law directs. All persons having CORA ETTA PEASE, late of Belfast, appointed of the estate sions. He has also an in structural M. S. Hill of demands against the estate of said deceased of PRUDENCE R. late *>l H. been extensive drafting_Rev. j with milk and sun- in the County Waldo, deceased, and given STAPLES, “flowing honey,” are desired to present the same for law Belfast occupied the here last ALMOST A MIRACLE. settlement, bonds as the directs. All persons having in the County of Waldo, deceased, contributor to literary and pulpit Sunday and all indebted thereto are requested to make the estate of philosophical kissed fruit, and delicately scented flow- demands against said .deceased bonds as the law directs. All per-., and gave us a sermon. He has been One of the most ever seen He grand startling changes payment immediately. are desired to present the same for settlement demands the of said journals. received the degree of ers. against estate ISABELLE PATCH. all indebted thereto are s. preaching here the past two years, us in any man, according to W. B. and requested to make are desired to present the same for the giving Holsclaw, Brooks, March 12, 1912 —3wl3 to LLD from University of payment immediately Arthur W. Burdin of and all indebted thereto are Pennsyl- sermons that afford food for As he We visited Milelli, the Bonaparte farm was effected years in requester thought. Clarendon, Tex., ago his Belfast, Me., my authorized agent. payment immediately. vania in 1895 and LHD from Amherst HELEN will leave Belfast at the of con- in the this A square, brother. “He had such a dreadful PEASE FELT. LINDLEY M Si W beginning the woods, morning. cough,” he NOTICE. The sub- College in 1896, and the same Boxbury, Mass, February, 13, 1912. Washington, Maine, March 12, 191*2 degree ference year this was his last sermon to us.... gaunt house set in magnificent olive writes, “that all our family thought he was ADMINISTRATOR’Sscriber hereby giveB notice that he has from been D MINISTR A TOR’S NOT ICE. The sub- Western Reserve in Mrs. Acelia has been ill into but he to use duly appointed administrator of the es- NOTICE. University Payson seriously the groves, now given over to the goat- going consumption, began scriber hereby gives notice that he tate of lias scriber hereby gives notici that 1897. He is a trustee of Amherst Col- school committee re- Dr. New Discovery, and was been duly appointed administrator of the es- ADMINISTRATRIX’S past fortnight....The herds for a dwelling and in a sad King’s complete- been duly appointed administratrix oi r place, TRUE F. YOUNG, late of tate of lege, a manager of the cently elected Delbert Paul superintendent of ly cured by ten bottles. Now he is sound and Palermo, of Archaeological state of dilapidation. It ought rather ALLEN D. HOLMES, late of S. well and 218 For in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given Jackson, MARY WARE, late of Thorn Museum of the of schools.... The schools in town will begin Mon- weighs pounds. many years of University Pennsyl- to be classed as an historical monument, bonds as the law directs. All persons in the County Waldo, deceased, ami given in the County of Waldo, deceased, a our has used this wonderful having the law vania, of the for Poor Con- day, April 22d. family remedy for demands against the estate of said deceased bonds as directs. All persons having bonds as the law directs. AH persons h Hospital and kept in a perfect state of preserva- demands the estate of said Coughs and Colds with excellent results.” It’s are desired to present the same for settlement against deceased mands against the estate of said dev-a sumptives, a member of the American are desired to present the same for the same for settle! Don't think that piles can’t be cured. Thou- tion. It was here that the young artil- and and all indebted thereto are to make settlement, desired to present quick, safe, reliable guaranteed. Price 60 requested and all indebted thereto are requested to make all are male * indebted thereto requested to Philosophical Society and many other sands of obstinate cases have been payment immediately. cured by leryman, Napoleon Bonaparte, while on cents and $1.00 Trial bottle free at all drug- payment immediately, ment immediately. similar F. G. FARRINGTON. FRED W. BROWN, LYDIA H. scholastic organizations. He was Doan's Ointment. 60 cents at any drug store. often hours of gists. Jr, FAKWH furlough, passed many Augusta, Me., March 12,1912.—3wl3 Brooks, March 12,1912. Thorndike, March 12, 1912. American Citizen. THE WOOLLY APPLE-APHIS. jjties of an THE LAY OF THE ANCIENT EGG. of The Journal. We I am the to Farm and Fireside the E epitor Egg. According T° construct flying macnines, or I was laid. greatest pest which for years has been , j| the can"01 finest fruit or write the best I’m the Hen that laid the Egg. iamaging apple yield in almost every each of board. lection of the United States is the wool- Pr0i-UCliut w-e can all improve pass- I got a place to roost and part my b«°k’ to add to our own y aphis. Following is an ex- nt something I'm the farmer who owned interesting the end or tract: M1®. which is supreme The Hen that laid the Egg. “The insect is so in human life. As the waters of I cents a dozen. insignificant its ct!!iia, 0f got twenty and does its in objec th ;(i-e |oeated principally in the ippearance, injury such a I’m the man who took the Egg to the the scattered over the earth in station. lecretive way, that its first attack is et*tiut are For the farmer who owned the Hen that laid so the source i If you have used William Tell Flour it Q likely to be entirely unobserved. n,aHer bodies, great v\l J the Egg. i located in III “After experience with both it •*CJ.,r,.wVe life is principally will be bread that is good as most cake— I got two cents a dozen. pests, ofa" Being, and the sue- ||| { I H I s the writer’s firm opinion that less for Infants and Children. ,infinite a of that the fCI draws nourish- cake that is miracle tender lightness— I’m the Express Company shipped langer may be expected from the San /i. a mi continually I I fftlf nil 11 source. Egg lose scale than from the Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- ceS! this great I pastry that melts in your mouth. From the man who took the Egg to the station woolly aphis from 11 when it has become establish- goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It *£ i.jid comes into the world as an For the farmer who owned thoroughly 1 r. 'd. The San Jose contains neither Opium, nor other Narcotic ,[ tlod, as Adam did, and most of The hen that laid the Egg. scale, numbering Morphine nillions in a substance. It Worms and Feverishness. nature’s laws and fall as he I got six cents a dozen. single season, sucks much destroys allays ,f‘ to become juice from the but with It cures Dlarrhosa and Wind Colic. It relieves Teeth- is our duty acquainted I'm the Railroad that carried the Egg ieededa limbs, that it is content, while the ing Troubles and cures Constipation. It regulates the laws under which we exist; not For the Express Company that shipped the woolly aphis 5 lot only the tree of but Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. ... ,,ur own benefit but for the Egg deprives sap, °r Red Winter Wheat, makes Will* to its Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. of others, that they may avoid fl From the man who took the Egg the station lestroys power to recuperate. The .The f where multitudes have been For the Farmer who owned San Jose scale, though he hides beneath the !i and rivers are The hen that laid Egg. tough, nmpervious roof, is and .. ||| Oceana mapped exposed The Kind You Have j I got four cents a dozen. to attack when Bought are ipen with our Always j *. ous places carefully mark* It is also the most economi- I | compared who the who burrows unseen iv precaution taken to pre- I’m the Wholesaler cold-storaged Egg woolly friend, under After the Railroad carried the Egg inches of soil. p but very little is done to keep several For the Express Company that shipped the “The first indication of this >,p io its highest possibility. pest will Egg be found in the ... in to act the form of a white, [ upon supposi- From the man who took the Egg to the station fluffy, is ;otton-like substance on the limbs— hat necessary is to culti- For the Farmer who owned located on tender terminal : to The Hen that laid the lsually twigs, intelligence bountifully Egg water .irnal needs of man. Even I sold the Eggs for Forty cents a dozen. sprouts, or the new bark about ften for leafing wounds. If this is carefully acquired wholly I’m the jobber who Passed Along the Egg brushed are creatures of off, underneath will be found In Use We habit, From the Wholesaler who Cold-Storaged the For Over 30 Years. small, reddish tinted THC CCNTAUH COMPANY, TT MURWSV NIWVQHK CITY. ots are the embodiment Egg ‘bugs’—very soft- STREET. By the action of our will After the Railroad Carried the Egg bodied, helpless creatures—clinging to that the bark. This is one ‘loin a thought or turn our For the Express Company shipped the form of the aphis, which of itself does other subject. Thus by a Egg comparatively little From the Man who Took the Egg to the Sta- and is f the our larm, easily eradicated by sprays. will, thoughts, tion ! our charac- "However small and these consequently For the Farmer who Owned helpless ned. The irst foragers appear, their destruction greatest genius The Hen that Laid the Egg. by should not be for ns ever known told us, I sold the Eggs for Forty-eight Cents a spraying neglected, their is : it if we seek as little chil- iliiii ii Dozen. presence an almost sure indica- tion that the ■ b find a tree wifi soon be infested heavenly kingdom tun ai I I’m the exocer who sold the Egg iIII!II11iii|jlIII111111118iMLt toon lahUULHS. with the serious root Too form. often h should be ruled over by from the who the 1 got jobber passed along that infection has > constant action of the will __ already taken place, Egg more with the dictates of Infinite From the Wholesaler who Cold-Storaged the lecessitating radical measures.’’ partake of this celestial food are fellow- “MRS. BRIGGS OF THE POULTRY mn to the seeker I Egg diligent members of one body; they are joined will natural YARD” After the Railroad Carried the Egg produce soul a social of the dear- together by compact For the Express Company that shipped the The enlightened will must est and holiest character because they Presented Under the Egg Safe Treatment for Headache, el ls and acts as Succesfully Auspices continually, all commune with the same glorious From the man who Took the Egg to the sta- The rational treatment for headache ,i s of the Guild of it the vessel, or shipwreck Head.” the Congregational tion. is to get at the cause, if possible, and >ur life is on a For the Farmer who Owned physical plane Gurney will acknowledge that Jesus Church. remove it. Headache is a o animal the only symp- creation, but our came The Hen that laid Egg. to put an end to the Jewish dis- [Correspondence tom of trouble somewhere in the sys- may be so as to Bangor Daily News.] I sold the Eggs for Sixty Cents a Dozen. guided place pensation, and yet he quotes from and with tablets or unication with wholly March 28. tem, dosing powders the great Soul the Old Testament in of silent Belfast, With every seat I’m the Poor Devil who Ate the support in the Egg containing acetanilid or other coal-tar ,, rse. And the only limits to Belfast Opera House the Wife from the Grocer who Sold worship. filled, My Bought derivatives which stop the pain tempo- -•lion of spiritual forces are play given last night under the the Egg Perhaps all classes might come a little auspices rarily but weaken the heart, is at once o of the Guild of the He from the Jobber who Passed the by ourselves. nearer North got Along to the truth by ruling out such (Congrega- unsafe and The headache may on formed in was a Egg unwise.. being accordance sentiments as some to on tional) church, great success. Be- object very fore From the Wholesaler who the come from your eyes, th$n a good ocu- n .night existing in the Divine the curtain was raised on the first Cold-Storaged w;tr good grounds. No one can object to the list can at once with proper lives are moulded in act. a male quartet: Arthur Egg help you being J. J. an orthodox Johnson and following by Gurney, John After the Railroad Carried the Egg eyeglasses; but if it comes with furred s;; r with a thought existing in Parker, tenors; A. J. Goodhue and Friend. For the Express Company that shipped the tongue, loss of appetite, nausea, and When I see dressed E. S. Pitcher, bassos, rendered two finely “Under the pardoning love of the Egg constipation, it is usually the result making fun of others because selections which were From the Man who Took the Egg to the Sta- Father, the procuring cause of our ac- highly pleasing. of disordered digestion, or torpid liver, .•ining, 1 pity not tnose clad The raising of the curtain on the first tion ceptance with God and of our final salva- and one or two of F. Atwood’s act was the For the Farmer who Owned doses L. rer clothing but those whose tion is Christ received into the signal for applause, for there alone, in an old The Hen that Laid the Egg. Medicine will speedily help you by t.g is of better quality than their kitchen stood Mrs. at heart of the believer as the sole object Briggs I Ptomaine carrying off impurities and restoring ■■ her wash got Poisoning. mar i be brown tree of winter is tub, scrubbing clothes to of his confidence and ruling there by his sup- —Arranged by C. E. Smith, Thorndike. the clogged digestive organs to their is on the books of the port her brood of children. The of highly spirit. A law is written with the finger part normal In this eld re- as the tree in full Mrs. was activity. using r bloom. Value on Briggs cleverly taken Miss Feel of God the hearjts of all men by which, by Bilious? heavy after dinner? Tongue liable remedy, you take no chances of doe-' ways on Helen Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. coated? Bitter taste? sallow? depend appearances, in various degrees, the natural conscience Complexion weakening the heart’s action. ware says: “It is the mind that Fred W. Brown of Cedar street. She is Liver needs waking up. Doan’s Regulets cure is enlightened and guided. The more It has a record of sixty years as a rich.” If would a graduate of the School of Ex- bilious attacks. 25 cents at any drug store. body you use we make of the light bestowed upon Curry safe headache remedy. The “L. F.” tli of and mind cherish of Boston and body the more will that be in- pression showed her train- Medicine Co.. Portland. Maine. us, light last FOR STATEWIDE PROHIBITION. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY,*;LTD., hai !• edits and scatter happy words. creased. All Christians stand around ing night. She was a typical “wash- ■ mr to entertain one lady’* and in her lines and business was NOTICE. LONDON, ENGLAND. power a common center. It is by using lan- we can hunt an- excellent. Her was While no official action was taken ro Daniel 0. Bowen, a Justice of the Peace, in right always guage which exaggerates their real make-up very good by Assets December 31, 1911. owd out less de- and the she called forth the Maine Methodist Episcopal Con- and for the county of Waldo Jand State of something thought that they get so far apart. throughout play Real estate, $ 83,878 81 lla. Buddhist teaches a and ference at March 27th, there Maine: many Howard N. a many laugh frequent applause. Lewiston, Stocks and bonds, 2,236,975 04 Brown, Unitarian, explains : The undersigned T. N. Pearson, Elisha Brown ir ■! rig others: “The mind is Miss Alice Simmons as the Widow is no doubt how the members, those Cash in office and 85 the in a that can not be and H. E. owners of in the bank, 49,091 1 Trinity way Wentworth, pews hat you think become. an old Irish had a present in the evening anyway, stand on Agents’ balances, 92 you criticised by the most orthodox. “These O’Conner, woman, meeting-house situated in Morrill, in the coun- 315,728 oi word and nation wide This Interest and rents, 21,786 14 faith expresses the to all makeup brogue that would fool al- prohibition question. ty of that a be called words (the command baptize Resulted from a Decline in Health Waldo, desiring meeting All other or “As a man thinketh so is most She was an out and was shown the for the transaction of assets, 32,385 20 nations in the name of the Father and of anyone. out by hearty applause given business request you to "w for instance would of the Emerald Isle in her Dr. Wilson's address on this issue your warrant to one of them, directing fever, the and of the were product lines. subject. and Was Cured Gross assets, $2,739,845 96 Son, Holy Ghost) The featuie of the by Building lim to the of said nutate a city until tho laws the of Miss Simmons had a two-fold duty in the evening session was notify pew-owners meeting- Deduct items not admitted, 39 first spoken long before theology to to meet at time 210,261 i-i i_i_ _a. 11: i-_ the of the house, according law, the regard to it were learned play, for she not only took a prominent singing hymn, “Maine's Glory the Blood. nurt hut- alert nou/ilinrl onrl etnnr.rl Up and place, to be mentioned in said warrant, for But many iaws are yet un- Song," a poem written by Rev. B. C. Admitted assets, $2,529,584 57 matic form. They provide a kind of If would realize the the purpose of choosing a Moderator and ! so some diseases are tire Miss has Wentworth of that afternoon. people importance Liabilities December 1911. yet a play. Simmons had much Norway 21erk and such other as 31, summing up i.i single phase of the of the blood rich and pure there officers they may lives are lost experience in been It was sung to the tune of “The Battle keeping leem Net losses, $ 55 Many great truths which Christ had taught— theatricals, having would be less sickness. proper. unpaid 141,679 .lion of the laws of graduated and also taken a Hymn of the Republic'' and is as follows: March 1912. Unearned premiums, 1,485,817 44 simplest the fatherhood of God, the divine sonship post graduate The blood is the medium through Morrill, Maine, 18, course at the Emerson of MAINE'S GLORY SONG. T N. All other liabilities, 95,916 79 of and the close of a College Ora- PEARSON, man, presence which the nourishment gained from feed over all 79 oil to overcome evil with tory. She has taught in the West and ELISHA BROWN, Surplus liabilities, 806,170 divine life, or spirit pervading and en- reaches the different of the E. WENTWORTH. ! -thod will succeed where done much work. And her voice is still parts body. H. , folding every human soul. The Jews platform ringing If the blood is the nourishment Total liabilities and surplus, $2,529,584 57 fail, for the could Some of the best work done the Through her special legislature impure STATE OF MAINE. martyrs had not yet come to consciousness of by that reaches nerves, hone and muscle is FIELD & QUIMBY, Agents, Belfast, Maine. cast was On the recent v. hiskev bill [VALDO forced the world to accept that of Geneva Stephenson, S. S. 3wl3 something within them which establishes certain towns and cities tainted with poison and disease follows. other We are little of Mr. and Mrs. Giving To T. N. Pearson. Pursuant to the forego- yin any way. a bond between their souls and the su- daughter Dayton The is also the medium Right to sell, debauch and kill, blood by are -ov is a light which lighteth F. Stephenson, and Katherine, ing application, you hereby directed to BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANY, preme majesty of the skies, and none daughter But Maine goes marching on. which the off disease. If the of the Morrill hich comerh into the of Mr. and Mrs. E. body fights notify pew-owners meeting- world, had told them to claim as father George Kittredge 137 Milk Boston. Mass. their Chorus: the blood is thin tins power felt before. Trine “Let ed under the Father’s direction. Read with Edgar F. Hanson yesterday lambasted r‘“,1 says: Mrs. J. W. Jones Mrs. Leroy Strout COOMBS’ Stocks and bonds, 1,033.501 51 Agents’ balances, 4,814 79 "math new see how the law for an hour. Here is a f'-' kindle springtime in all his teachings and his rules presided at the food table; Mrs. B. O. liquor Cash in office and bank, 66,298 94 Bills receivable, 1,553 26 Jl‘ s!a« for human conduct with the from the speech of this “New : Interest and rents, 1,797 08 »r.r into life its deeply buried l correspond Norton and Mrs. George C. Trussell had sample Agents’ balances, 75,772 46 uaause x ueueve in All other l(-ad in heaven’s summer; you i sacred temple of which Tennyson dream- of the candy; Mrs. C. E. Owen iviuotfc; leiuper* MEAT Bills receivable, 258 25 assets, 7,500 00 ip" charge the of CART have as clear evidence of Goc ed. and Miss Ginn, the ance I wish citizens Maine to say Interest and rents, 3,135 00 *’ Emeroy fancy work; Gross assets, $198,454 82 "'''kin as have of the uni- Geo. M. the baskets whether or not we shall continue the All other assets, 200 00 you Cole, Miss Amy Stoddard, import- I will call Tuesdays, Thursdays Deduct items not admitted, 2* 9,533 51 min without.” Husum, Wash., Mar. 1,1912. ed from Jamaica, and Mrs. John C. Pills- present conditions. The prohibitory law Gross assets, $1,239,166 16 Jr" ’’ of blood .bear Mrs. Fred R. is the parent of hypocrisy and perjury.” and Saturdays with a full line of shedding any bury and Poor, presided at Deduct items not admitted, 7,944 76 Admitted assets, $188,921 31 !'■ lution to The last statement is inac- the above mentionec P. S. I am interested in the discus- the tea tables. slightly the best of fresh beef, pork, lamb, Liabilities December 1911. curate. laws disclose 31, ,n,e life of the germ buriec Criminal those Admitted 40 sions of climate and scenery in various etc., Arlington hams, bacon, sau- assets, $1,231,221 Net unpaid losses, $ 22,442 85 die human soul than it does tc ies in criminals and conniving of- (,r’1 parts of the country It always corre- PUTS END TO BAD HABIT. of the best Liabilities December 31, 1911. Unearned premiums,* 35,545 44 dug of a nation? It is hard tc S' but does not create them. Sena- sage. Everything qual- with what I should from never look to one Net losses 35 ! All other liabilities, 6,690 03 j sponds expect Things bright with “the tor Hanson’s as of and A chance to unpaid $ 61,091 ! hole truth and nothing bul what have seeh. responsibility, mayor ity prices right. 95 ! Cash 100,000 00 I blues.” Ten to one the trouble is a Unearned premiums, 350,649 capital, sluggish Belfast, extends from March 1907, to the over all 99 ; human language. A libera! We have had the heaviest snow for inspect your meats without going All other liabilities, 11,163 69 ; Surplus liabilities, 24,242 his liver, filling the system with bilious poison, but the reports show enthusiasm to bring but it did not last more than two present time; city Cash capital, 400,000 00 p years, down town. Total "*n *rom the of a Goc that Dr. King’s New Life Pills would expel. that his police in four years did not make Surplus over all liabilities, 408,316 41 liabilities and surplus, $188,921 31 V! position months. It is a good time to plant po- of | of Try them. Let the joy better feelings end one arrest for violations of the The best of home-made Mince > WILFRED H. Me. humanity will scarcely tatoes here now. We some last liquor LORD, Agent, Winterport, 1 planted “the blues.’’ Best for liver and kid- Total liabilities and 40 he proves him a common stomach, law. surplus, $1,231,221 11,, man. fall for the first experience in fall plant- 25c. Meat by the pound. Order by will in the next sentence neys, Further, the U. S. Internal Revenue B. F. COLCORD. Agent. Searsport. Me. 12 say ing. We are confident of success as telephone. Telephone 178-14 out record at Portsmouth, N. H., shows that il ,5US.marks the way to God by volunteer potatoes growing where they Maine” G. A. R. to Meet in Bangor. ""’flints of own Senator-Mayor Hanson’s son E. W. 8 e c o u (I- ft a u d his life. Whai were raised the are (Elvin ARTHUR COOMBS, H. C. Hoffses year before, always at this time the tax as a goods of every de- the best. 1 shall fifteen hundred of Hanson) pays r" plant The council administration of the “retail R. F. D. 4. Belfast. scription. Furni- °f Adam to be a anc dealer,” at the Commercial St myth trees this and a of Maine liquor 43tf ture. beddiug, car- CLEANING. ll' a,b apple spring install Department G. A. R., at' a Hotel in where L "’‘11 that all mer Belfast, the father, while pets, stoves, etc. acknowledge water wheel and pump to raise forty meeting in Augusta March 27th decided or fallen. pretending to “believe in temperance,” Antique furniture STEAMPRESSING j' ^'»«d thousand gallons ol' water per but to hold the annual encampment June 12- a specialty. If you ea,ne to day, entirely disregards his sworn obligation abolish the whole Jew- this does not interest me so much as the have anything tc .!!s 13 at Bangor. as to and REPAIRING. &l and to a mayor sustain the law, and uses his sell me a suhstitute spiritua sermon last month Rev. A conference was held at the State Low Prices drop *4sh you published by paper, The Waldo to ad- postal card and you will receive a prompt call. iL,,'1!’-a spiritual baptism, a spiritua A. Smith. This treats of the with Gen. Dill County Herald, Special CUSTOM Ashley House Adjt. and Maj. L. vance the interests of law-breakers. ON OUR WALTER H. COOMBS, CLOTHES TO ORDER »u«tK 'er'nS- He taught that there culture of more valuable than L. Superintendent of d something Cooper, buildings, H. N. Pringle. Corner Cross and Federal Streets, Belfast, fcs t spiritual birth brought aboul and same is to the G. At apples potatoes. The true in regard A. R. memorial room, 23. 52High Street. Tel. 216-13 a.u.nion of the of man with Waterville, Me., March 4 spirit of the temperance issue which you con- set apart for the safe keeping of G. A. R. break spark ENGINES 16tf of God and then a rt,,,,.rrit spiritua tinue to agitate. records. The adjutant general William Lincoln West after thal expressed *hicV" hy seeking himself in favor of cases. For the Next 18 fireproof Thirty Days. Ex-Veterinary Inspector 'Bureau of Animal tfc„ good- In John 6 he says ‘‘He IT LOOKS LIKE A CRIME ateth We are quoting exceptionally low prices on V. S. of kw my flesh and drinketh my to a from a of Industry Department Agriculture. separate boy box Bucklen’s |Blg Liquor Seizure at Rockland. our 3 horse power motors, to reduce our stock. alieth in me and I in he CASTOR IA tfea;, him, Arnica Salve. His pimples, boils, scratches, VETERINARIAN this bread shall live forever.’ For Infant* and Children. TRUCKING. and bruises demand and its Rockland, Me., March 29. Beer, GOOD CHANCE FOR AGENTS. knocks, sprains it, TREATS ALL DISEASES OF AN1MA1S I am to do all % that jment might be reversed anc and other to the value of prepared kinds of trucking. relief for or is his whiskey liquors in his is quick burnB, scalds, cuts The Kind Yob Have CO. Hospital, Pharmacy and Office, Furniture and piano moving a specialty. Leave f thought par- $6000 were seized the in a raid Always Bought RICE BROTHERS ti-mir tlls1^'^ it for also by police orders at the stable, corner of Main and Cross b°dy, and it affords as gooc right. Keep handy boys, girls. at the works of a to- SPRING STREET, BELFAST MAINE Pfotect; 0,: bottling company, Bean the East streets, and will receive atten- of as the on the Heals heaiable and does it Boothbay, Maine. they prompt ik„ ;blood doorpost! everything quick. day. The seizure was the largest in the tion. Telephone connection. Israelites. for of Hospital Never Closed. j^andent Unequaled piles. Only 25 cents at all history of the city. County Attorney Signature Agents for Overland Cars. W. W. BLAZO, “Now wh< 1 Gurney says: they druggists. Philip Howard was the complainant. Iwl2 I Phono—Hospital 69-13.; Boidence 69-11 14tf 126 Waldo Avenue, Belfast. A Com- The Journal Waterville Sentinel and Bangor | Republican mercial, both Democratic newspapers. j At the afternoon session Hanson apolo- ARPIL 4.1912. | BELFAST. THURSDAY. gized for bis slurs on Hon. S. L. Milliken I and Mrs. L. M. N. Stevers, and later it { PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY to have his reference to I SPECIALS was arranged EASTER I I the former and Senator Milliken’s reply The Republican Jour. Pub. Co. j in this vicinity expunged from the record, so that thi boy g “official” report of the speech will not EVERYshould have a new suit S CHARI.ES A. PILSBURY. | Bu“Manager be as delivered, but will be shorn of its to look spick and span for ^ Gloves and I most offensive personalities. As to the mothers who Hosiery Subscription Terms, fn $2.00 a Easter, and advance, the who heard I g for three reports in daily papers.one year; $1.00 for six months; 50 cents have bought the famous I months. the speech says they were most conser- make in the J Advertising Terms. For one square, one vative and another gentleman says he Widow Jones inch length in column, 25 cents for one week FOR SATURDAY ONLY I Hanson make the same two that there is noth- and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. heard speech past know sher- | years aero during his campaign for ing made in Boys’ Suits that S and it has been appearing in install- Regular Price $1.25 ■ If he did not say it in the morning, iff, quite in fit, style and « r'T 2-Clasp, light weight j ever equals he for it in the after- ments in his newspaper and why did apologize since.^ wear, this famous brand, I VjLU V EiO. Black, White Colors, Easter Price 98c. M noon? j EAST BELFAST. We have our new Spring | irom « Read “What Maine Papers Say” on 1 styles in now, and are snowing some spienoia values Silk, Lisle and Cotton, Oscar Olson, U. of M., arrived home last T TACI? 150c. and 39c. quality, » the 6th and the note from Mr. 1 makes from to $5 00. page Saturday night to spend the Easter recess with $5.00 to $7.50. Also other go^d $2.00 ' on the 3d | Sj Pringle page. his parents. HOSL. i Easter Price 33 cents ■ TO THE BOYS 1 SSXt * Misses Annie Farnsworth and Blanche Fos- I SPECIAL OFFER Canada is The recent re- prospering. ter arrived last Saturday noon to resume their of her finance minister announces a after and all the month of we will port duties as teachers in the Brick school, g Beginning today during April, ^ in Isles- surplus of $39,000,000, which is greater spending their vacation with relatives ^ give with every Widow Jones’ Knee Pants Suit selling for i than the total revenue of 20 years ago. boro and Burnham. S $5.00 or more, a stem wind and stem set watch that has been Canada’s total trade for 10 months of Among the out-of-town guests to attend the |j and will run and were Miss Bessie a thoroughly tested, accurately keep good time, H. the fiscal year was given as $711,199,802, Stantial-Vaughan wedding, jg JAMES HOWES. who was Maid of Honor, and Mrs. Chas. Foot Take of this un- I nearly double the figure of 12 years ago. Krone, P also a Rabbits’ Lucky Fob, advantage | of New York; Mrs. Oscar Wilkins of I the suit now. The total immigration for the year was Knox, usual offer and buy Wilton, Me., and Mrs. Whiting L. Butler of given as 300,705. Farmington, Me., who arrived last Monday < 1 night, New Hats and Gloves for In Belfast the lid is now on.—Senator g Special Ties, Shirts, Hanson. Mrs. Edwin Frost of Swan Lake avenue was WE ; -EASTER^ MRS? I?F? shower friends and rela- S No one knows better than the utterer given a post-card by on 29th in observance of her birth- | of this statement that it is wide of the tives March WILL EXHIBIT ON LL( day. Mrs. Frost has been a “shut-in” for truth. To use the common expression, HARRY W. CLARK & about a year and her neighbors and friends CO., | Belfast is today, and has been for SATURDAY, APRIL 6th, remembered the event of her birthday by send- | months, “wide A bill of partic- The Main Street Clothiers, open.” ing her post-cards, two birthday cakes and | Belfast, ulars at this time would answer no good numerous other gifts, and she wishes to thank THE FINEST LINE OF MILLINERY a condition Maine^J| $1 but would proclaim her for her so and SHOWN purpose, friends remembering kindly EVER IN BELFAST. ALSO A FULL LINE OF *. | of affairs that all good citizens deplore. it was a anu wire. generously, quite surprise, f- Misses’ and Frost highly appreciated these tokens of Devoe Takes Least ^ Children’s Hats, Both Trimmed ^ I The report from the committee on friendship. Her many friends hope to find and moral reform to the Maine M. E. Con- Untrimmed. I her in better health before another birthday. Gallons: ference in Lewiston last week charged Always OUR TAILORED HATS speak tor themselves and will 4? E Stantial-Vaughan. A very pretty wed- “that since into power the Dem- Paint it’s the paint coming Devoe; cheapest number over all made our own ding took place in Trinity Reformed church at the it 100, in workroom. §■ ocratic party has not once opposed the n the world; never mind price, \ noon Wednesday, April 3d, when Clarissa Bass not be more. Less but has nay or may gallons OpeninG liquor law, persistently sought Vaughan, only daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Wm. will paint the house; and the paint will MRS. F. G. MILLINER. to and substitute some SPINNEY, repeal prohibition Vaughan, was united in marriage to Melbert >utwear anything. —OF— |§ Indeed all the facts to to find form of license. Lloyd Stantial, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Skip wear; you’ve got wait, I administration that out. It covers more; you haven’t 1 seem to indicate that the Stantial. The ceremony was performed by the to wait to find that out. of the Democratic party in Maine has bride’s father and the single ring service was got Spring and Summer It’s the cheapest of all; no matter WEDDING BELLb. a with the used. Miss is the first bride to have entered into conspiracy liquor Vaughan ibout the price. interests of the country to hand the the honor of being led to the altar in Trinity Mr. Frank A. Morse, West Rutland, Donnell-Ayer. The home of Mr. and Mr?. Belfast Band! of which her father is and of who State of Maine over to license.” church, pastor, Vt., says: “An old painter, had John S. Ayer in Liberty was the scene of a a WHITE which she has been the efficient I very organist painted my house lead-and-oil good very pretty wedding, March 28th, when her Devoe. re- since its dedication. The march was times, said 12 to 15 gallons — On looking over the stenographic wedding many boots ladies—are simply youngest daughter, Mildred Louise, was unit- cousin of the l it took 6J, with 1J of oil. Hanson's now notorious played by Mrs. Oscar Wilkins, got 15; ed in marriage to Harold E Donnell of South- port of Senator Central Rut- Millinery Mr. William bride, and the bell of the church was Maughan, the last word in shoedom. it was found that two other Bel- joyously had 3 left. east Harbor. The ceremony was performed Minstrels speech land, Vt., bought 9; rung for the bridal party by Llewellyn Strout Rev. H. W. Abbott of fast citizens, long since gone to their re- That’s how. You have Tan very impressively by as The may Boots, they entered the church. groom and who used the double service. ■ as and Sold Mason & Hall. Palermo, ring ward, were pictured hypocrites by r Mr. Roy Black, the best man, entered from Black Boots and all other Miss Frank Ayer of Providence, R. I., sister of and One was held for ridicule contempt. the The Otto Saturday, vestry. ushers, Leslie Gardner, the bride, acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Ernest the said: The Churches. kind of Boots—but to be File Colonial miscalled, speaker and although William Vaughan, Jr., and Frank Bram- Cole as best man. Mrs. Harry Wyman was Theatre! “I am telling you these men’s names and took front seats after the hall, party really and truly complete the matron of honor and Mr. Wyman usher. and a at Newton I if were in this au- in. Then came who Rev. P. M. student the ruesday Wednesday I would do it they marched the bridesmaids, McKay, The wedding march was played by Mrs. W. L. were all two will preach next Sunday this season, your wardrobe dience. etc. As both men had been gowned in white; wearing pink rheological Seminary, Cargill. The bride was handsomely gowned in and in the church. April 6th, Evenings, § and two roses. The bridemaids morning evening Baptist dead many years that was a safe thing roses, yellow must contain a pair of W hite j white marquisette with pearl trimmings and were Maude Stantial, Stella Black and Julia of carried a shower Warch 9 and 10, to say. There will be a special business meeting -BY- bouquet of bride roses. The 1912,1 of this and Esther Evans of Buck 406. Vaughan city Boots, style bridesmaid carried roses. the Baptist church Thursday evening, April | pink Following the Waldo. The maid of Miss Bessie honor, when a full attendance is at which the relatives and a few In a paper on “The Newspaper in Po- Uth, requested. Sixteen button White Buck Boot, wedding, only CAST who was in white Krone, handsomely gowned invited guests were present, came the j Charles F. Chase of the Atlantic, Rev. A. A. Blair went to Guilford yesterday, slant welted sole—medium recep- litics,” chiffon over and carried a top high pink satin bouquet which was attended. The Interlocutor, J. Lee Patterson 1 referred and where he in the evening. He will tion, largely wedding Iowa, News-Telegraph, to, of white came next. Next came preached heel on the new short vamp stage last. carnations, were numerous and and con- Bones in this, Thursday, evening. presents costly Tam! i admitted, the charge of a contemporary the bride on the arm of her father. She was preach Sangerville Same identical boot sold In the 1 big sisted of several gold pieces of large denomi- Charles Hammons Dins Oft | that he had his beliefs “as a North changed gowned in one-piece dress of Fale Francais The Christian Endeavor Society of the city shops for $6.00, but here we ask nations, checks, cut glass, china, several pieces doss Hammons Eton L,i l„c,| H with Easter and indignation at the pre- trimmings of iridescent and gold beading. church will hold a Sunrise service LUFepon. 603. of old linen of all a CIRCLE I knowledge ! only $4.50. Style ivory, kinds, great quantity She wore a white tulle veil with as has been the cus- sumption and selfishness of politicians caught orange morning at seven o’clock, of etc. The rooms were Arillis Hazeltlno Luther Hamm n: I Twelve button White Buck Boot on silver, jewelry, very § and blossoms, carried white roses and lilies of the tom for many years. succeeded ignorance confidence.” j prettily decorated with cut dowers and \rthur Seldon Han n The is the new toe last—welted potted Johnson I ! valley, and made a most charming bride. The public High sole, Among other things he said: “Mine was The Christian Scientists hold services in plants. Those present from out of town were dalph i. Morse Earl Talbot altar and were dec- rated in high heel. Certainly a value for $4.00. f Atlantic for a | pulpit evergreen, Miss Frank the only paper in good their hall, 127 Main street, Sunday morning i Ayer of Providence, R. T., Miss Coombs A. Goodin s the color scheme nature’s first Cordially Invited. dairy J. being spring Edna McGraw of many years that advocated the open sa- at 11 o’clock and Wednesday evening at 7.30 a Bangor, Mr. and Mrs. Don- dell Leon Beck" gown, which was the taste of the b.ide. Miss Just bit early in the sea- ; Dickey | loon as against all forms of prohibition, o’clock, to which all are welcome. nell of Southeast Harbor,and Mr. Ernest Cole of Vaughan is a graduate of Belfast High school j and I would sacrifice almost I _M son to wear them in Belfast, Waterville. Mr. and Mrs. Donnell will live in 1 ifinslrel Orchestra of 10 Pi" I today every- and at intervals has clerked in Carle & Jones Morning service at the First Parish Church where Mr. Donnell has an ex- see sa- Jonesport, Me., L. V. LEADER. thing f have rather than the open sermon but this store is bound KEYES, dry goods store. She is an accomplished and at the usual hour next Sunday,with by Rev. B. to B. Merrill, for seven years pastor of \ cellent position as principal of the High school. loon in my town. This is the result of school meets the pastor. Sunday immediately the Skowhegan Congregational church, has show “what’s what” in announced his you changed convictions.” older people as well as the young, and has ifter the close of the morning worship. resignation to take effect in PRO G/i A M on account of Perkins-Harriman. A quiet wedding oc- ! friends. Mr. Stantial is a salesman for July, poor health. He will re- many main in shoe fashions. So look PART ONE. The services at the Universalist church for Skowhegan, where he owns a home just curred in Bucksport Wednesday evening, the a Last Saturday Hon. H. E. Hamlin of American Agricultural Chemical Co., Mr. Merrill was ordained in Overture the 1. the week will be as follows: K. O. K. A. Satur- 1876, but has held at our white window the March 27th, at the home of the officiating Opening Introducing Ellsworth and Hon. Forrest Goodwin of popular young man with a host of friends and only three pastorates, at Searsport, Brewer musical numbers: services morning clergyman, Rev. Thomas Whitehouse. The I day night; preaching Sunday and Skowhegan. He was born in 1851 in Cum- Likes You Honey and I Likes > announced their he was also a classmate of the bride. The next time you are down town Skowhegan candidacy it 10.45; Sunday school and Men’s Club at noon. berland and is a graduate of the Bangor Theo- contracting parties were Harold L. Perkins Well, bride’s going away suit was a delicate for the Rtjublican nomination tor Con- logical Seminary and Oberlin College. May 19, j and Miss L. Mae Harriman, both of Orland. Any Old Place Where the Lights ar shade of tan with a fancy collar of chenille on The Universalist Sunday schcol is steadily 1876, he married Mary Agnes Stowers of San- In An Auto Car. in the third district. Both are The single service was used. were gress Three children were ring They Hats. net, with hat to match. The groom wore a growing. New singing books have been bought dypoint. born to them: E a attended Miss Alice L. Preble of Bucks- well known, are Clifton mail carrier at Brewer; a SfieStimmore by Good Old Doctor Long Green. lawyers by profession, black frock coat with dark gray trousers and for the school and they will be used for the Alvin, merchant at and Arthur a an intimate friend of the and I Could Care for You. have had a and are Norridgewock, S.| port, bride, legislative experience the best man the same. The wedding cake iirst time next Sunday. It is hoped there will student at Bowdoin. Let Him Lie, What Do You Cart Henry E. Perkins of Orland, a brother of the of the honor was on a table in the vestibule and was I Forgot Umbrella. eminently worthy they passed 3e a large attendance. The union My special Lenten set vices opened in groom. Mr. and *Mrs. Perkins will reside in Come Get Under My Parasol. seek. Mr. Hamlin is a son of Hon. Han- by the ushers. Mrs. Win. Vaughan was be- > the North church Orland for the Good To Me. The services for the week at the Baptist vestry Monday evening with He attended and present. Everybody’s nibal Hamlin, a man Maine was to comingly gow ned in gray silk with steel trim- Bangor High school, Frye- of The glad even- a good audience, of •Story Flag. 1 church will be as follows: this, Thursday, including representatives afterwards a and and Mrs. Allen B. Stantial wras burg academy, taking special Man Behind The Gun. honor and who honored Maine. Mr. mings lace, at all the churches. Rev. David 1 the meeting; Sunday, 10.45, city L. Wilson tastefully dressed in dark blue silk with lace ing prayer course at Bowdoin college. He is a member Bye-bye My Sailor Boy. Goodwin became known to many of our school at conducted the exercises, Rev. Charles B. morning worship, Sunday noon; Ames Psi For ACKNOWLEDGE IT and to match. After the a of the Zeta fraternity. several years in bis beading ceremony read the and people college days through his G. E. meeting at 6.30 p. m.; evening service Scripture joined with the audi- Ross li ! breakfast was served to the bridal after his college work he was en- i-azy, wedding ence in the Lord’s completing connection with base ball and have it 7.30 p. m. prayer. Rev. A. A. Blair Belfast Has to Bow to the Inevitable— Where the River Shannon Flows, they and the families of the bridal after in newspaper work in where he party pair, a short and gaged Bangor, Arthur followed with interest his gave interesting address on the Scores of Citizens Prove It. advancement, which the bride and groom left to take the The services for the week at the Methodist has a wide acquaintance and a great many ( “The of the iood-Night, Ding and amid showers of assigned topic, Cleansing Temple.’’ rhe the professionally politically. 2.20 train for parts unknown, church will be as follows: this, Thursday even- friends, all of whom wish him success in his After reading the public statement of this Lighthouse by Sea, confetti and congratulations. On their return Tuesday evening the services were held in the Minstrel Qua the meeting; Sunday noon the new work. citizen of Belfast below, will the Kill Kare ing prayer representative given -iOrd Have on a In of his usual tactics for they occupy cottage Kamp Baptist vestry, conducted by Rev. Charles B. Mercy , pursuance Both have Junior at 3.30 p. m.; must come to this conclusion: A Married | for three months. many friends, Sunday school; League Ames. Rev. Arthur A. Blair Following is the order of the Easter ser- I you remedy Man, Charles H the Senator Hanson read the Scriptures fooling people prom- who wish them much happiness. The wedding at 7.30 m., the Epworth League church which cured years ago, which has the kid- Dat Coon, ^ Tuesday p. and Rev. David L. Wilson offered vice at the North Congregational next kept ises to his | gifts, too numerous to mention, included, prayer. Vny Old Port in a Storm, Seldon H. publish speech at Augusta “as meeting. at 10.45 a. m: neys in good health since, can be relied upon china, linen, silver and cut glass. The address, "The Prophecy on the Mount Sunday )h, Dat Watermelon, Elon U it fell from the speaker’s lips,verbatim,” No. 14 K. will at- Festal March, to perform the same work in other cases. Read Jrand Palestine Commandery, T., of Olives,” was delivered by Mr. Ames. Voluntary, Kroeger Finale, Good-Bye Betty Brown. Carol, “Resurrection H. L. Hertz this: the Entire C< claiming that his “as it tend service at the North Easter Sun- Hymn,” By speech appeared The meeting of Waldo Pomona Grange, Church, Wednesday evening the service was in the April Doxology. Mrs. G. 2 Union in the different was The male L. Field, street, Belfast, Me., papers garbled to that was to have been held with Seaside day afternoon at three o’clock. Methodist church and Rev. David L. Wilson Invocation. render Gloria. says: “I feel it no more than my duty to say PART TWO. meet the political tastes of those who Grange April 2nd, has been given up on ac- quartette of the church will special spoke on "The Quiet Day of the Week.” Psalm 96. a few words in of Doan’s Pills, Colonial Waltses, R. P. it bad weather. The next music, and the is cordially invited to Responsive Reading, praise Kidney served up.” The Journal’s comments count of the meeting public No. J. B. Calkin Minstrel Orchestra. Service next Sunday at 10.45 a. m. in the Hymn 289, “Waltham,” procured at the Store. For some be with South Montville 7th. the service. City Drug iTou’ll Want Me last week were based on reports in the will grange, May First Lesson. Back, church. The following selections time I had severe across and Parisji Anthem, “Remember Now Thy Creator,” pains my kidneys Charles Hammons Brothers— The services in the church at North Belfast will be sui g: H. M. Dow the kidney secretions were also unnatural. 1 rrombone Quartette, “The financial condition of the State is such as to embarrass the ad will be as follows until further seriously every Sunday Organ Voluntary, Song Without Words, Prayer. tried several remedies, but got little or no re- Drink water. Cunt. ministration at its inception.”—(Governor Plaisted’s Inaugural Address, Page 4.) notice: service at 10.30 a. m. with Thome Response, Father, oh hear us, Handel Sylvester, Gillum Morning lief. 1 used Doan’s Kidney Pills and I n;n«” miHFr,..,! Ti,^t’„ ah i„t, Anthem, Lift Your Glad Voices, Holden Solo, “The Resurrection,” Finally Let us see about that. When the Democratic administration came into sermon the Rev. C. E. Walsh; Sun- Offertory, present by pastor, Anthem, The Risen Lord, Greene H. R. Shelley soon noticed a change for the better. After “That Isn’t All,” by Mrs. C. K. Ib there was cash in the amounting to school at 11.45 a. m.; service in power Treasury $135,722.26. day preaching Solo, Alleluia, Humphries, Mr. Goodhue. taking the contents of one box my trouble dis- 7 o’clock. Mrs. C. W. Wescott. No. 298 Davidica Receipts Expenditures Cash in Treasury the evening at Hymn, “Worgan,” Lyra appeared. I do not hesitate to recommend Organ Postlude, Easter March, Flagler Sermon, The Risen Life, TO CONCLUDE WITH THE FA 1. 1911 ...... $135,722.26 The Lenten service will be held this, Thurs- Doan’s for I know that live January 1, Choir: Miss Katharine C. Quimby, Mrs. C. W. The Rev. David L. Wilson Kidney Pills, they 204.483,60 January 31.$1,589,956.07 $1,521,194.73 day, evening at the Unitarian church; subject* Wescott, Mr. Ralph I. Morse, Mr. Leon Beck- Anthem, “Blessed is he that Cometh,” up to the claims made for them.” •THE LITILE RED SCHOOLHii 28 343,643.05 306,359.95 with. from “Messe Solennelle” Gounod February 445,519.40 The Upper Room, Rev. David L. Wilson. Fri- The above statement was given on January j mio. iiti.iv nuu. CAST OF CUT-UPS. March 31 88,158.85 133,520.01 260,998.79 v/igauioi., Prayer. day evening the service will be at the Univer- 2,1905, and on July 22, 1911, Mrs. Field was in- April 30. 394,609.35 468,936.20 186,671.94 The communion service will be observed at the Hymn No. 290, “Lancashire,” H. Smart j Teinie Pickleprodt, The German Revelation of the ! 31 140,311.74 173,124.29 153,859.39 Balist. church; subject, The close of the morning service. The Sunday Benediction. tervied and she said: “Doan’s Kidney Pills still lohnny Redd, The ! May school will meet in the ladies’ March Lemare June 30 298,928.29 277,667.88 175,119.80 Cross, Rev. Chas. B. Ames. parlor at 11.45. Postlude, Moderne, have my hearty endorsement. They have kVillie Green, The N The New 31 132,741.83 The choir: Mr. Arthur Johnson, 1st Tenor; me relief on several occasions and I key Goldsilver, July 404,141.60 446,519.57 The services at the North church will be Next Sunday at 10.45 a. m. there will be given Patrick Mr. John 2nd Mr. Albion P. Kilcarty, August 31 338,431.90 279,092.77 192,080.96 Parker, Tenor; cannot say too much about them. I willingly as follows: at 7.30 p. m. the special Easter services at the Universalist At Home, Sick with tin this, Thursday, 1st Mr. 2nd September 30. 239,825.67 94,951.67 336,954.96 Goodhue, Bass; Elbridge Pitcher, verify all that I said in their praise in my for- Castle North, K. O. K. A. Fri- church and the public is invited. A October 31. 262,798.93 2.30,273.09 prayer meeting; cordially Miss 369,480.80 Bass; Amy Stoddard, Organist. mer statements.” FINIS. November 30. 167,422.61 154,978.42 242,717.28 day at 7 o’clock; morning worship Sunday at very elaborate musical program will be render- For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fos- Note. “Dat Coon” was t December 31 514,850.16 255,364.76 502,202.68 10.45 a. m.; Sunday school at 12 m.; C. E. prayer ed and a sermon appropriate to the season will composed IN THE MAINE WOODS, 1912. ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents Z. E. Read, expressly for the Band Mi em- a cordial invitation is extended to be is the ihusical The above table shows that the financial situation could not have been at 6.30 p. m.; given. Following program: Waltzes” was for the United States. “Colonial composed to attend these services. Voluntary, Pastorale, With'each issue of the & Mr. R. P. and dedn barrassing at any time during the year 1911, and the receipts during the months of the public Luard-Selby succeeding Bangor ranged by Chase, Hallelujah, “Christ is Risen,” Forbes the new Colonial Theatre. must have been received from Aroostook Railroad annual one is tempted to January and February show very large sums which Easter services under the auspices of the Carol, “Hail the Glorious Easter Morn,” other. say that it is better than the one preceeding. the unpaid taxes of 1910. Belfast Spiritualist society will be observed in Schnecker Strains Be that as it there is no more attractive hall 7th. Mr. Frank Anthem, “Triumphant Arise,” may, of First of Creditors. Memorial Sunday April Chipman Notice Meeting the publication in the country, and it is an im- R. Strout of Watertown, Mass., will be Anthem, “O, Tell us, Where Is He?” Miles In the District Court of th£ United States for portant factor in making known to the world District of Waldo speaker and test medium. A cordial invita- Solo, “Hosanna,” Granier the Maine, County. Mrs. E. P. Frost the attractions Maine has for the sportsman, tion is extended to all to come and hear this In the matter of James } An Bankruntcv»anKruPtcy- 7.30 Offertory, the tourist and the health-seeker. Maine is Hawley, Bankrupt, f gifted young man. Services at 2.30 and p. Postlude, “Easter March,” Merkel well called “The Nation’s Play Ground,” and To the Creditors of James Hawley of Sears- Medicine for the Blood m. The choir: Mrs. E. P. Frost, Soprano, Miss Emma Skay, Alto, Mr. Harry Coombs, Tenor, it attracts each season an increasing number port, in the County of Waldo and District number of men at the a Bankrupt. A large gathered Mr. Luther Hammons, Bass. Mrs. H. A. Drink- of visitors. Some are of Izaak Wal- aforesaid, disciples is that on the 30th Universalist church last Sunday noon to attend water, Organist. A special offering will be Notice hereby given ton; others are in quest of big game; others of March, A. D. 1912, the said James “The Prevention taken for the State and general conventions. day the regular Men’s Meeting. canoe on was Is Needed Now come to enjoy trips the many lakes Hawley duly adjudicated bankrupt; and and Punishment of Crime” was the subject up Thirteen of the 44 students at the B ango that the first of his Creditors will be and rivers, or to dwell for a time on the shore ; meeting for discussion and it will be continued next Theological seminary are to graduate in June held at the office of Dunton & Morse, Savings of a lake or in the of the “far Phonographs Because the unhealthful modes of the depth woods, Bank Building, Belfast, Maine, on the 26th living during It is hoped that a large number of and a number of them have already received Sunday. from the madding crowd.” There are still day of April, A. D. 1912, at ten o’clock in the Any size and with men on Easter flattering offers as assistant pastors in im- winter have made the blood impure, causing loss of will be present Sunday. unbroken forests to explore, and the Bangor & forenoon, at which time the said Creditors may churches. Haraden S. son of a a of North- portant Pearl, attend, prove their claims, appoint Trustee, 12 for as as sores Bishop William Burt made tour Aroostook as it pushes its way northward is records, appetite and that tired feeling, well the Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Pearl of Bangor, who examine the bankrupt and transact such other ern Maine before at the East Maine new to the tourist and the presiding opening regions business as may properly come before said and occur at this time. is to be one of the speakers at the graduation eruptions that Conference in Rockland. He arrived at Houl- sportsmen. “In the Maine Woods” for 1912 meeting.. JOHN R. MASON, exercises, is receiving merited congratulations Referee in Bankruptcy. Be sure to take Hood’s this ton Friday, accompanied by district superin- tells you all about the scenic and other attrac- $1.00 Down Sarsaparilla spring. his election as assistant to the Rev. James Bangor, Maine, April 2, 1912. tendent Rev. J. W. Hatch of Bangor, and spoke upon tions reached by its main lines and branches It combines the curative of roots, E. McConnell, D. D., pastor of the Union Con- at great principles to an immense audience in the Methodist Send 15 cents to George M. Houghton, Passen- and 50c. week R. I. per gregational church, Providence, This is for a barks and herbs, so as to raise them to their highest church that night. Saturday he was shown ger Traffic Manager, Bangor, Maine, CARD OF THANKS the largest Congregational church in Provi- copy and you will find it a good investment. some of the farms that grow potatoes and our friends and in the treatment of all blood blood I dence and in Rhode Island, and one of the Wv wish to thank neighbors efficiency humors, our Saturday night he was in Fort Fairfield, where largest of the denomination in New England. for tleir kindness during recent bereave- & , flowers sent. CARLE JONES diseases and run-down conditions. Mr. Pearl will assume his new duties the Children ment and for the and was tendered Cry a banquet reception him# second Sunday in June, and will, besides, spend MR. WILLIAM H. THOMAS, left FOR FLETCHER’S MRS. EDGAR L. Get Hood’s Sarsaparilla today. All druggists. He spent Sunday in Caribou and Monday the greater portion of the seminary Easter re- MR. and CLARK, Maine. MR. and MRS. EARL THOMAS. Belfast, for Rockland. cess in Providence meeting the church people. CASTORIA p

v __u "" Have Your r ouk I Eyes 3 MORE 1 EASTERAPPAREL Examined the New Way -FOR- Without Drops. Wheat Bread The old method of using POISON- to PARALYZE the Fresh every day. Try it. Children OUS drops eye, | | Opening is not Days Women, Misses, OB- before Only fitting glasses, AT SOLETE and OUT OF DATE, but Arrived Stocks of the Season’s. is pronounced DANGEROUS by the BROWN BREAD Newly men in the MEDICAL PRO- J leading FESSION, and is used only by men Best Suit and Coat for Easter Wear. in modern methods of Styles unskilled eye CARLE&IONES’ work. and BEANS THE STORE THAT SELLS WOOLTEX. » i. THURSDAY, I DO NOT USE POISONOUS I Every Saturday at 4.30. > DROPS in fitting glasses, it is DAN- FRIDAY and H. HOWES. GEROUS. But my examining room CURTIS BREAD JAMES in its is modern equipment, and I | SATURDAY, guarantee my glasses to fit just right. CHURCH BAKERY, APRIL 5 The nose advertised in The [city 4, and 6. glasses Journal STREETj OF BELFAST last week were sent to this office Tii! NEWS Thursday afternoon by the finder, Mrs. Morris E. Curtis. In a very attractive and taking advertise- * COME IN AND SEE THE PENOBSCOT BAY. The usual reduction in fares on the boate ment in the Rockland papers The Dinsmore of Penobscot bay, and trains will be made to those the Store announce the opening of their new shoe \ ved vistas attending EASTER SPECIAL/ST EYE or sunkissed day, at 446 Main street in that for Satur- t sheen, open Republican State and district conventions in store city water’s varied hue, hats are of course ning, rippling 10th. import- day, April 6th, and promise the public a little “STYLE CRAFT” and then a changing Bangor April Room No. 1, Odd Fellows’ Block. now gieen, ■ j ant—but more for their than elsewhere. A meeting of the school committees of Bel- now-a-days with money of pulsing life, ,,-ables passing, fast and Searsport is called in the office of su- the >nd shade and mystic changes rife, short,tight-fitting skirts, some direful of schools, Belfast, for me loss, some grief, perintendent Friday, GARMENTS. an April 5th, at 7.30 p. m., for the purposes of or- | hosiery plays important 1 and cloudless light again! Suits for Little peace dreaded ganization and electing a superintendent of on Women, thy lights to ward the part the Boulevard. schools. | Suits for Extra nt the harbor’s looked for goal, to get Large Women, One of the penalties exacted of Mrs. Augusta | Heretofore, style EASTER SALE .11 God our lives to leven, SPECIAL gives I home Frederick and Mr. Charles W. Frederick for were Sizes 14 I love, friends, soulfulness I you obliged to sacri- years to 49 Bust. their friends in the frozen north to,en- Heaven. leaving fice Robert G. Harbutt. joy the balmy breezes, fruits and flowers, of service. But thanks to Prices $13.75 to $28.00 Me. | o, Buxt"’ the sunny south has been for each to send a the ingenuity of the GLOVES letter to The Journal for the enjoyment of L. have named j Mrs. Ralph Cooper for those left behind them. This year they have and EASTER NOVELTIES laughter Ann Cunningham, I THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY, sent a joint letter from St. Augustine which r\s mother. YOURS will in The Journal next week. 5th and 6th. TRULY, for appear APRIL 4th, irian parish party announced has been Steamer Notes. The steamer Belfast most COMPLETE LINE of Kid / STORES \ \ ril 9th, in Memorial hall, holeproof We shall display for sale the LARGEST and CARLE & JONES. which has been between Boston ^nd the Band Minstrel running man can now 1 1 n account of you wear the > and Fabric GLOVES ever shown in Belfast. TELEPHONE 19. Winter port on the Bangor division of the East- ;; ne Colonial Theater. oi 10 cent will be given for cash during sale. ! ern Co. all winter, has been taken very utmost in 5 A discount per last Steamship stylish hosi- who died in Belfast « 1 Conant, off and sent to Bath for Mail orders will receive careful attention. the early her annual overhaul- V :ge of 80 years, was among ery, with an absolute Guar- this section and assisted in making ing and her place has been taken by the steam- Caribou. from Presque Isle to er Camden which has been running between antee of Six Months’ ser- Republican, Caribou. & Co. Boston and Portland all winter. The present J. W. Ferguson vice or new hose Special Announcement two a free. [0 week will continue | ! ayed or stolen, a young coon cat, trip arrangement un- We with white breast and feet. til April 11th, when the four trip a week are showing some Six md tail, colors, Cochran The city schools opened Monday after a two schedule will into three The regular meeting of John Chap- knows of the cat’s whereabouts go effect,with both the Cam- weights and'three grades be held with Mrs. Frank R. weeks’ vacation. at 5 den and the Belfast in commission. for ter, D. A. R., will confer a favor by notifying Sailings Men Price $1.50 to next evening. will be made from Bangor at 11 a. m. Mon- Woodcock Monday will the : or at The Journal Office. $3.00, for six pairs, guaranteed The Colby College Glee 'club give E. K. BRIER & 1 I river at 4 l CO. “» «uu out of the Penobscot uajsi cuucoudj d, muiouajB oaiuruays. for Six Months. The ice went catchy play, “What Happened to Jones,” in 1 to find a truck team Four colors, I now ways easy This arrangement will continue until the full 2nd, and the port of Bangor is the Colonial Theatre 24th. three and p. m., April Wednesday, April but can always find W. W. weights three grades since MISS KATHERINE E. :oil, you summer schedule of a boat each is to having been closed A dance in Odd Fellows’ hall will follow the BRIER has returned from day adopt- for open navigation, < corner of Main and Cross Women-Prices $2.00 and [1 stable, ed later in the season_The steamer Castine December 28, 1911. play. Keyes’ orchestra will furnish music for New York with a full stock of .II 1 nlanliivna Tip a box. goods, the latest, u into commission $3.00 Silk socks, $2.00 including ^vent last week, and Monday There will be a meeting of the advertising both. Orrin J. Dickey is the local manager. ;f.ds of trucking and orders receive for three pairs, connected with the train at Kidder’s Point to Guaranteed committee of the Belfast fair at the office of Mention. three months. T his season we are take delegates to the East Maine Conference Women’s silk Drrin J. Dickey to-morrow, Friday, evening at West Belfast. Miss Sabra Dyer returned show- Mixer of Belfast, Democratic can- in Rockland. It' the ice is out of the river stockings, three pairs, guaran- 7 o’clock, to consider matters of importance. Wednesday to Kent’s Hill after spending two ing Waldo has filed 10th it is she will be teed weeks’ vacation with her and unusually stunning treasurer of county, April probable engaged to for three months, $3.00. i The Belfast Yacht Club will hold a special parents, Mr. Mrs o v. E. A. Wilson take the to the State and George B. Dyer... Elms is confined to models in French : !; Augusta signed by delegates Republican Boys’ and Girls’, $2.00 for six meeting at their room this, Thursday, evening .Henry pattern conventions in the a I rs of Belfast, Morrill, Winterport, District Bangor-The Eastern All are to at- house*with bad cold ,,.Mrs. Blanche pairs, guaranteed just the same at 7 o’clock. member requested hats, also a line of ! Lincolnville, has of large >rndike, Montviile, Steamship Company bought James are come Elms and son Koger Saturday and Sun- as the “grown-ups.” tend as matters of importance to up. spent and Palermo. Clement a strip of land 57 feet shore front im- day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert U medium price and Tailor- | The Universalist sale and entertainment, of the mediately west of its present wharf at Seal In Kimball-Ralph Hayford returned Tuesday .nnual business meeting buying hosiery by the postponed from last week, will be May ed Hats. Harbor. The company he^ from he was the ! ) Alliance of the First Parish (Uni- contemplates enlarging of the sale will be the Thomaston, where called by its box is a 1st. A special feature p home of wharf there in the near future, little more to illness of his Helene Mosher... .Miss | rch will be held at the pa) table under the management of niece, 0 Maybasket TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. = McDonald, Church street, this, at Hattie Hayford is visiting at the j From Subscribers. C. W. Frederick writes first, but think of the the Girls’ Club. Hayford at 2.30 o’clock, Follow- farm_Frank a horse in Rock- afternoon from St, under Grady bought U Augustine, Fla., date of March Mr. and Mrs. juamei ii. rroccor oi umuen OPENING 8th and 9th. and election of officers a convenience of land last week.Charles Simmons a DAYS—April 6th, reports paper1 ! 25th: “We look for The bought Journal with expect- knowing came to Belfast last Monday and have taken Marian Hazeltine will be given; sub- and handsome pair of horses recently of Lancaster ancy get most of our home news from it. you have a rent in the R. Carter house. Mr. Proc- always got George & id New England Type." We like the soft Staples. weather, flowers and beauti- whole of tor is an expert plumber and has employment ful which make pair stockings to Pierce Stearns is the name given nights north Florida a para- with Goodhue & Co., 44 Main street. Shipping Items. The three-masted schoon- 1 The Hilton born to Mr. and dise now. There have been many thunder Home of Waists ; daughter recently put on. are er James B. Jordan is overdue and the under- I Holeproofs for The sale, now on, at the room of the Arts di H. Stearns of Mass. showers, but the result of these is brighter Fitchburg, for writers have her as lost. ! I wish to sale at and Crafts includes many articles suitable practically given up announce that I will have an ;rns was Miss Millicent foliage—more brilliant flowers. Politics are only ; formerly She sailed from Easter gifts and there is a fine display of beau- Philadelphia Dec. 5, 1911, for : ids city, a sister of Mrs. W. L We6t coming to the front here as elsewhere. I re- tiful and original cards. Tea is served every Surinam, was obliged to put into Norfolk for i lattie Godfrey, and before her mar- gard the good of the country and the success OPENING APRIL afternoon Mrs. C. M. and there will repairs, and resumed her voyage Jan. 3d. She 6th, 8th and of our as one the same so by Craig 9th, :ve was in the party and thing, I years ago, employed was commanded by Capt. G. L. Holden of | be a food sale Saturday afternoon. when I will show a W. & Co. in this Mr. am hoping for judicious nominations at complete line of Silk Waists in Ferguson city. Deer Isle and William Coombs of J all the ^ Mass Mr. Stonington j as formerly head accountant with the Chicago-A Waltham, subscriber says: Some weeks ago it was announced that was mate. The Jordan was 663 tons net, was ; 3 popular shades, Chiffon, Lace, Lingerie, •Her Co. “We eagerly await its coming each week, look- Frank A. Cushman of Center Montville would Tailored, Bushing built at Thomaston in 1884, and was owned by f] ing forward to the many words from candidate for sheriff in the and Shirts, both Silk and Cotton. good be a Republican J. B. Falkenham of Glouces- ! ual of the W. C. T. U., an- Jonesport_The meeting home. Allow me also to thank of late a rumor that he had personally Business of 1 primaries, and ter fishermen are to south for be held in the last importance will come preparing go ^ A New Line of | Baptist vestry you for the firm stand you take upon whatever before the circulated. Neckwear, Baby Irish a regular meeting of withdrawn has been industriously mackerel. There will be about 20 schooners specialty. i-. an account of the rain Thomas H. Marshall postponed stands for the right and uplift of your city and Post is hot the G. A. R., next We are authorized to say that this in the fleet, all Bros, of House Kid ; next regular The sup- Tuesday. seiners-Sawyer Corsets, Dresses, Gloves, also the Wash- o meeting. State’’-A Lewiston, Maine, subscriber says: Cushman will file his nomina- case; that Mr. Milbridge have nearly completed a three- | 1 for the occasion was served, how- This is the time I have sent in At the meeting of the able Leather Finished Gloves twenty-third City Government last tion papers and is in the contest to stay. masted schooner of 132 feet 32 feet beam J which are so mmittee in on keel, popular, f] | charge having kept my subscription to the dear old Journal, and if Monday evening Messrs. Harry W. Clark Al- and flush deck. She is for sale.. .Schs. Harold 2 Street reparations, the rain would bert M Herbert T. Field has as treasurer length, 25c.; Elbow length, 50c. | hoping I should live twenty-three years longer I would Ferguson, Harry Townsend and resigned ■ I C. Beecher from New York with fertilizer ma- 1 ’< D. Ralph | o'clock two long tables were filled send it each the same. it bouthworth were drawn of the Waldo Trust Company to take a position year just May pros- to serve as jury- | terial for the Coe-Mortimer Co.,and Sch. Char- ••rs of the Union and invited men at and j M. H. HILTON. Next Door ! guests per and do good in the world is my sincere the April term of the W’ith the M. S. Bird Co bankers brokers to National Supreme Judicial lotte T. Sibley from Elizabethport, N. J., with Bank. dent supper was served. A vote wish’’.... From Mme. Favre of Paris, now so- Court, which convenes in Portland,an 1 will leave May 1st. Wilbur F. Tuesday, April 16th, ! coal for the Consumers' Fuel Co., arrived ! was to Rev. extended the Republican in Corsica, of which she writes so Arthur A. Blair of Blodgett, assistant treasurer, will succeed Mr. journing the Universal^ afternoon. March 28th. The Beech- efficient work in the church hi»s T. Frank Thursday j temperance interestingly, comes this message: been engaged as Field in the Waldo Trust and Parker, pleasant Chaplain. er sailed from New York March 25th and the ^ the Eastern “With best wishes for you and your family as for some years with Steamship I Mrs. J. L. Sleeper was from March 16th_The Belfast given a .genuine sur- Sibley Elizabethport Bank. well as for the of our dear Company,' will succeed Mr. Blodgett. Mr. Savings [ s Union Meeting. The auditor- prosperity Republic- prise party on the Machias that the schooner [ evening 0f her I Republican reports The annual of an which for birthday, Field has had many years banking experience; meeting the of RaDtist church was filled last Sun- Journal, always stands truth, March and the corporators 27th, Mr. Sleeper’s success Lillian was the first vessel out of the river this j above bank will be held in “fool- , first in the Belfast National bank, now at their banking to listen to an address on the honesty and the advancement of Maine inter- mg her City room on f ug afforded him great pleasure. year. towed down March 23d with laths ests.” The ! National, and later as assistant treasurer of' Sh^, j t ration Work” by Arthur A. Heald guests from different from the Machias Lumber Co. The Lillian sections of the met | Wednesday, April 10, 1912, at 10 A. M„ at the city the Belfast Savings bank, and has many friends \ v tile. Executive Secretary of the a She was a foot of the was at in 1873 for a Boston for tne of ^)nly Cat. black cat—all black square and went to the house built Belfast pack ejection trustees and to transact in a in this, his native city, who will regret his de- any other business Christian Federation of Maine. The with the of a few white hairs on her body, each with a token of et and was commanded at one time the late that may come be- exception love and esteem by fore said legally for the parture. meeting. movement had its in Maine so like other black cats seen hostess. Whist was Frank ...The steamer Massasoit origin breast—and when played, and later Capt. Ryan J' delicious Cases. Roce'o an Italian D°ItMAN' Clerk' years ago and has spread not only at a distance that more than once a refreshments were LiQUOR Campanella, from Boston landed fertilizer material at the Belfast, stranger served, all pre- ApriU 19“ but over and bids without living in Searsport, was before Judge Knowl- ountry Europe cat was invited in* but none of the felines, pared Mrs. Sleeper’s assistance. Coe-Mortimer plant last Thursday and sailed ice a to that of the Y. ton of the Municipal court last Saturday via and ; growth equal black or white, raaltese or yellow, equalled Friday for Boston, Kidder's Point Power and Hand A also boin in Maine. The Birthday Dinner. Mr. with two sales of / service this cat in intelligence or goodness. It was and Mrs. Daniel charged intoxicating liquor. Portland ...A correspondent of The Nautical Strout and MRS.F.A.MERRITT, ucted entirely Charles granddaughter, little The State proved by two witnesses the sale of of the in the world | by laymen. because of this latter quality that she was Mildred Dem- Gazette says greatest ship BROOKS, MAINE, mons, were guests March beer and He was found in announced the hymns, etc., Ansel called “The Handsome ‘Thing”—“handsome is 27th of Mr. and Mrs whiskey. guilty when built: “The Great Republic was burned 1 "■ Frank B. Strout in Announces her read the Scriptures, and M. East Belfast. It was the first case, fined $100 and 60 days in jail, she was The fire Harry as handsome does”—and sometimes “Angel,” Mr. shortly after launched. Sprayers ifered Daniel’s 65th and and bonds. The in j prayer. Music was furnished indicated birthday he says the weather appealed gave complainant took at Coenties Slip, New York. The which her superlative goodness. and place concerned this case was who Spring Millinery r.ette consisting of Arthur F. John- everybody combined to make Deputy Sheriff C. O. Dickey, hull was one deck taken off For Orchards, Shade Trees Opening From early kittenhood she had never given the repaired, being ! i-o Parker, A. P. Goodhue and E. S. anniversary pleasant for him. An seized 32 quarts of lager beer. The second was Wednesday, April 10th. anyone the least trouble. And behind her old- and her tonnage reduced. She then own- fashioned are « with a chorus of fifteen male boiled dinner and other Sheriff S. and Potatoes. All cordially invited. voices. topaz set in black velvet— good things case, brought by Deputy Percy ed by A. A. Low’ & Brother, and commanded eyes—like yellow were served the Frost, who has been indentified with by hostess. Mr. Strout was Edgecomb, was for the sale of two glasses of Limeburner. ran her for there was a rare intelligence. She it was who the by Captain They ration from the recipient of a and two bottles of beer. Found We sell the Iron line. first, spoke briefly the two other cats of the household birthday “cake, six stories whiskey guilty many years. Afterwards she was laid up in Age taught in in Mr. high, brown, white, yellow and and sentenced to pay a fine of point introducing Heald, how to doors. There were two doors be- pink, with $50; appealed New York and about 1864 or 1865 Captain Hat- Call and see or WATER GLASS open D. S. in samples j ned the features red letters on the and bonds. of the movement tween the barn and the favorite top.” Stories, rem- gave Monday evening Deputy field of Yarmouth, N. S., purchased her for 15c. PER resting place iniscent and send for catalogue. QUART. k<‘ of the need of the Federation’s up-to-date, with selections on the Sheriffs Dickey and Edgecomb searched the himself and took her down to St. behind or under the kitchen range, and as the brothers, Buy eggs now, cover them in a phonograph, wiled the jar with a <- ave some of con- away hours after din- of Rich, an at Mack’s her with for solution of Water startling reports latches were out of reach of a cat it was for premises Joseph Italian, John and loaded deals Liverpool. Glass and have nice eggs ner. Mr. Strout was ur State unearthed in its short allowed to the and found one half barrel and 24 bottles who next winter at the of \ life. some time a how the was done. bring cake Point, They sold her to Fernie Bros., changed prices today. Water mystery thing home Glass is sold at ment is not intact and after the three opposed to organized and on treating family and of beer, empty half barrels and a number her name to the “Denmark." She was on the | But one day, many occasions later, the friends but'its there was enough left to MASON&HALL, POOR’S DRUG STORE. j >rk, aim is to awaken nibble on the of bottles. Rich was before the court from Rio de Janeiro for St. N. principal performance was witnessed. One paw was empty voyage Johns, remainder of the week. me mbers of churches of all de- The next afternoon a±.d in one case was *dy used to hold on to the old-fashioned door han- | day the Tuesday fined B., when she foundered off Bermuda." Capt. Strouts were os to their guests of Mr. and $100 and costs and 60 in and .in an- 60 Main Belfast. put Christian manhood dle and when thus the other Mrs. A K days jail Limeburner, who died many years ago, was the Street, suspended paw East other $50 and costs and sixty in and a! and business-like tests. not Fletcher, Belfast. It was not an days jail, of this While worked at the latch and when it was lifted the anni- in default 60 father of Capt. Frank W Limeburner days additional in jail. He ap- ■ versary event but all had a I' ■■■ -=J the clergy, it is of jolly time. and in each case. independent weight of the cat swung open the door. It , pealed gave bonds city. HORSES men’s movement means much for was quickly done, too. If the outer door was t the service in the FOR SALE. morning Bap-, bolted and access could be had to the cellar, ii the exercises were We have Western conducted by the door at the head of the cellar stairs would horses for sale direct from WANTED the farm where a W. Rhoades and the address was raised, thus insuring: the pur- be opened in the same way. If the door be- chaser a Mr sound and healthy horse. We also Heald. Cook and Kitchen Girl. some tween the kitchen and dining room was shut it Assistant have good bargains in native horses taken | in Mr. i was easy to go up the back stairs and down exchange. Lancaster is now on hia way at & to JELLISON GREER’S j Fairfield, Iowa, for another load to arrive the front stairs and the way was open. Yet about April 10th, to consist of matched pairs some that animals do Restaurant. I work short-sighted people say good horses and others for general our- CALL 20,000 Rolls not reason. She was a silent cat. Beyond poses. EARLY. purring she rarely uttered a sound, while an- LANCASTER 8 STAPLES. Wall other feline member of the family was distin- Spring Opening j Paper guished as a conversationalist. He always re- NOTICE For 1912 in Stock. plied when spoken to—as well as volunteering remarks—was readily understood as saying I have a large assortment of to I-V'ng the fact that we have yes and no and was even credited at times Fresh Herbs, Roots and with on a Men’s conversation. When and 6eariy double the amount of carrying quite Clias.R. Coombs pa- the Barks. Why don’t you ‘'ei' daughter of the house was at home and Boys’Wearing Apparel that we we j have usually carry the family were at meals “The Handsome make your own Spring ^ UNDERTAKER, "'i the low. We Thing” would appear and take position on her j apers very Medicine? are Soon one black would right. dainty paw ap- APRIL 7 1912. LICENSED selling many 12 l-2c. and 15c. | SATURDAY, 6, T EMBALMER. Papers pear above the table, then another, and then I have a few bottles of the the appealing eyes, and a tidbit would be her We CORONER :: cordially invite you to call and inspect our new mdse. 1 $1.00 Spring Blood Puri- FOR WALDO COUNTY FOR reward—a favor granted to no other cat. spring 10c. fiers at 50c. "■d When her mistress was away, the chair per- of 5c. Patterns we have 50 haps occupied by another, puss would cease her Belfast. EVERYTHING MODERN IN ft1°re. Other to 50c. City Drug Store, prices up visits, but after the lapse of a year or more . RALPH D. would be pleased to show resumed them, another evidence thr.t cats SOUTHWORTH, Caskets and Burial know and r°U the line. remember their friends. She did 12 J. H. WOO D, Suits. not like to be Main Street, handled. When it came time to i! Belfast, Maine, ! Yours very truly, put the cats to bed one would have to be driven OPTOMETRIST, Home Telephone 48-3 from under the stove, another and EYE MEASURING SPECIALIST, picked up I ‘THE HOME OF GOOD VALUES.” Office 48-4 carried, but this one, if in her favorite ! asleep > T MASONIC TEMPLE, Room I. chair in the would come down j sewing room, Examined, Glasses fitted on Scientific carle & stairs and to bed of 1 Eyes 72 MAIN BELFAST JONES, go her owVi accord. Is it o Call and old STREET, principles. exchange your glasses wonder that there should be sorrow 2 any over | for new ones. Stores, Belfast, Maine. the demise of such a cat? Tel. connection 228-12. Me. y Belfast, k THE STATE FINANCES. County Correspondence. Use Literary News and Notes. In Constant Much has been said during the past APPLETON. Brimming measu-e of terse,'authentic few months about the wonderful things Arthur Fisk has been elected superintendent 1Q1 Years articles and unusual illustrations is ia' that have been done by the present ad- Rheumatic Pains of schools.... Miss Mildred Wentworth and Mr. store for Popular Mechanics Magazine ministration concerning State finances. | What other liniment has ever undergone such a Clarence Paul were in Rockland Saturday.... readers in its number. Activity in Every man, woman and child is fa iliar For over a century April a test ? the seems with the that has been Miss Annie McLain has returned from six fields of science and invention boasting made relieved The never to decrease, nor can anyone fore- concerning the fact that something like quickly months sojourn in Massachusettts.* is for of cast with assurance the next turn it may one million dollars has been paid toward Sloan’s Liniment good pain Dusky Dudes and Damsels of Darkey-town” JOHNSON’S take. Therefore, a magazine of the the State debt during the past year. sort. It penetrates, without rubbing, in Searsmont Tuesday night, March any played ANODYNE nature of Mechanics is never at Now, in the light of the to Rosie Gushee LINIMENT Popular following facts, through the muscular tissue right the K 26th to a good house.Miss loss for material. The chief is there has been curing Sprains, Strains, Cuts, Lameness, etc. interesting anything exceedingly wonderful and returned from Oak Gtove Seminary, where the from about the matter? The State bone—relievesthe congestion gives has Its service tells of its merit. It is the household problems are to choose worthy tax for | Winni- long as relief. en school. Miss the to discern the 1911 and 1912 is an increase of more as.well temporary 1 she has b( attending liniment that does not go out. 25c and 50c bottles. inconsequential, possi- than { permanent one was also a student at this school. bilities of each and, above million dollars over the State tax of fred .Johnson L S. JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mass. development, Here’s Proof. i friends all, to ascertain and facts. An 1909 and 1910, and it might be to ....Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry visited publish fitting A. W. Lay of Ala.,writes:— article on “Those Patents” those who are of Lafayette, | Perley Perry Wright by challenge boasting their I had rheumatism for five I tried in Searsmont recently-Mr. James is wonderful finances to years. :i who has R. Quirk, in the April number, point to a his farm to a man in Canada, single doctors and several different remedies but 5 has sold a instance of this last act of progressive that would was noteworthy point. legislation a bottle the farm. The price paid did not help me. I obtained not yet seen WHAT MAINE PAPERS SAY. HELEN First-hand information tested by basic call for an expenditure of money. No they | j BURRELL PATZ. of Sloan’s Liniment which did me so much principles to common permanent improvement has been made ^ $1,500. always appeals good that I would no$ do without it A few more like Han- At the of sense. There are 273 articles and 301 at our hospitals, our normal our MONROE. speeches Mayor request a member of the schools, for in the charitable or our State anything.” has been to Pittsfield son’s in the senate last week and the re- Sunshine society, who felt that many pictures April Magazine. institutions, prop- Thomas L. Rice of Easton, Mrs. Frank Bowden erties The Pa., Mr. Democratic wave will assume would be to read what the Rev. anywhere. administration has and moved her aged father and mother, ceding pleased Kathleen Norris, who became famous writes: “I have used Sloans Lini- -j mountain Oxford Dr. J. Coleman the assumed the attitude of the man who is care for them. high proportions.—The Adams said at fu- as the a ment and find it first-class for rheu- and Mrs. Foster, to her home to author of “Mother,” begins the Citizen. neral of Mrs. Patz on expecting mortgage covering the as the County Hugo Tuesday, new serial novel in the Woman’s matic ? Mr. Foster is smart and walks as spry April which he is to pains.” hasn’t Senator Hanson ot Waldo Dr. Adams has most to us a property operating be invalid from Why kindly given Home Companion. It is a love story laid Mr. G.G. Tones of Baldwins, L. I., men, but Mrs. Foster is an of his foreclosed before another harvest. It young fairly earned the title of the Jeff Davis summary remarks on that day, in California. Other fiction is contributed writes:—“I have found Sloan s Lin- m care-Mr. has been a case of rheumatism and a great Rudolph of the Maine Or and we know it will prove a to simply cutting the it broken sinews above the knee B legislature? perhaps pleasure by Mary Stewart Cutting,Carolyn Weils, on ice. I have used for where he the hay the old farm without a has returned trom Florida, he’s to out-Vardeman Vardeman. many who read the Sunshine column. and adding satisfaction I was able to resume I Nealley trying Mary E. Wilkins Freeman Mary dollar in the of Fall, and to my great of the — No words could better the situa- way fertilizer, spent the winter. He thinks highly Ellsworth American. express Hastings Among articles of machinery, han three weeks after the accident.” tion. He said: Bradley. cultivation or improvement of any kind! there.... Master Victor Durham has note in the are the fol- climate Let men who publicly assail the April Companion —The Oxford County Citizen. the last two Many years ago. a little boy in the An had an attack of rheumatism and ad other in- lowing: autobiographical chapter by churches, W. C. T. U. streets of a New to England city, I heard Howard the American Clarence Dickey has returned stitutions for seek their own level Pyle, great artist; weeks... good, the church on GREAT REAL ESTATE bells peal New Year’s day an account full of details of the EDITION. to attend the spring term at the Nor- elsewhere. The people of Maine do not, personal Castine in honor of the freeing of the slaves. life of Crown Prin- school is a va- eare to descend to that strata.— Kenne- Germany's present mal school.... The High having to all who heard that a Everyone interested in “Summer They proclaimed cess Cecilie, who is twenty-five years Mr. and Mrs. Franklin bec Journal. race was loosed from Homes’’ either at the cation for a week... bondage and set on old and the mother of four seashore, moun- children; tains or Jenkins in Belfast on its way to a better estate. It was country will want to read the Chase were guests of Sheriff Judging from the reports Senator fitting “Making the Most of Pictures, that the bells should Moving written articles Alice Palmer has visited her Hanlon’s speech in the newspapers, one peal, that men an account of the busi- specially which will be recently_Mrs. moving-pictures in is forced to conclude that the senator is should thrill at the sound. So on ness as published addition to the popular regu- in the at Bangor. She is Sunday, an educational factor; “Getting sister Maud hospital when news lar features in as much to and license the came that Mrs. Patz was Rid of the Boston as her friends opposed regulation the House “Good Health a Evening to be improving, many at it Fly;” of thought as he is to What the Waldo rest, seemed as if every church bell Transcript Saturday, 6th. A Ritchie of prohibition. Business in which the author April are to learn.... Mr. Elijah in Asset,” number of pleased senator wants is free the city ought to ring, in joyful wit- much engaging topics in that issue Hiram county apparently, gives practical advice, particularly Belfast was in town last week-Mr. ness that this bond-woman of in will doubtless cause much favorable com- rum. —Portland Express. pain, to women who work in business for a N1 T ment. asthma. I Ide is to have charge of the W interport poor servitude these many years to Others will surely have a real for bruises, sore throat, Hanson’s reference to the late ^ suffering, living; and an Easter talk by the pastor remedy sprains, there last week. Senator was set and that for value to investors and those concerned farm for one year and moved free, her there was of the Tabernacle in New in can with a brush. in the debate on Broadway :essary—you apply Congressman Milliken, no more pain.’ We could speak of all York the welfare of the city and suburbs. the local bill or not have City. talers, 50c, & $1,00. FRANKFORT. option may may that, at last, in the blessed past tense. Real Estate men and individuals who Price, 25c,, Works have in- been in good taste, but the re- At The contains have and sent free. Address H The Mount Waldo Granite episode length she was without bodily ache or April American Magazine properties to dispose of or rent Horses, Cattle, Sheep Poultry minds one strongly of the fabie of the a remarkable character of should take creased their force of cutters and assistants pain. We could almost hear her saying very study advantage of this unusual op- MASS. ass and the dead lion.—Ellsworth RL S. SLOAN, BOSTON. now living to like the woman the late the blind and secure 60 the week and there are us, in the parable, Joseph Pulitzer, pro- portunity immediately suf- about past American. of || ‘Rejoice with me, for I have found that prietor the New York World, who re- ficient advertising space to about 150 at work. A large crew of paving properly a fortune Plaisted called a which I had lost.’ cently died, leaving of twenty place their holdings before so many in- has been on at the plant. Had Governor special cutters also put or million The ar- terested session of the legislature to force the “In all that we think and recall of her, twenty-five dollars. persons as will be reached by Several cars of coal have been received lately. ticle is one of the 6th sheriffs and who are let us give her distinction as an invinci- by Mr. Pulitze&’s secre- April edition of the resume county attorneys Transcript, has been engaged to taries and is un- which Frank W. Reed violating their oaths of office into honest ble soul. Pain could not conquer her. accompanied by several will have have a larger circulation as of the taken on the than his former position superintendent action or surrender, he would have been Suffering could not dominate her. She published photographs any previous issue. here will be was victor over her yacht where for and Mount Waldo quarry... .Friends justified. But as to this farce—Well, we body. The length of “Liberty,” years Miss the battle never broke years Mr. Pulitzer lived and worked interested to learn of the mirriage of haven’t heard of anyone outside the po- her courage. The License a Curse. Marcellos J. Dow shadows over niuBL ui uie assisted a ot of Harry Averill of litical to it.— her life never dimmed her ume, Dy corps Hildred Averill, daughter ring attempting justify readers and The Oxford Citizen. cheerfulness. The wit and humor flash- secretaries whose combined this town, to Maurice Jellison of Houlton, County The Citizen is firm in its conviction IN- ed up in her last struggle with death. intellectual vigor and capacity scarcely -DEALER occurred in Houlton the first of last that a license in the State of which Neal Dow’s portrait facing the wall at She vindicated the fiiinrpmapu nf t matched that of their chief, who has Maine returned from a we been would prove the curse that week_Fred P. Hatch has the State House? Well, don’t blame 30Ul over the body and environment and called “the most amazing creature greatest could be forced the old several weeks’ visit with relatives in Stockton him. But it may occur to many Maine ! the we call in the world.” It would take a Robert possibly upon State and things ills. She could say its that a will be found to Louis people. It has as its readers and Belfast... Miss Henrietta Gilkey people place hang with that apostle of steel and Stevenson to imagine such a yacht stood, Springs adamant, last and the Neal Dow after next Janu- and such a crew as know, first, all of the time for and j the the Goods has returned to resume her position as assist- portrait great exemplar of Christian strength Alleyne Ireland, 1st. And we the next chief author of prohibition and an honest, above board Dry ind this Fancy ary hope endurance: ‘I remarkable de- in the after the two have fought a good article, ant High school, spending not to the enforcement. With executive may object having tight; I have finished I have scribes. Inez Haynes Gillmore writes an- explicit confidence weeks’ vacation ai her home in Searsport.... my course; in the father of the Maine law near the Execu- j sept the faith.’ other Phoebe and Ernest story; Edna honesty, integrity, ability and BROOKS, MAINE, who is Kent’s Hill fearlessness of the Hon. John Blethen, attending tive Chamber.—Kennebec Journal. the token of Ferber contributes a new Emma McChes- Wm. T. Haines, “By very these qualities, it is the Easter vacation at his ney and James Clif- gladly recognizes him as a man emi- sethinary, passing Governor Plaisted’s we cannot think of that soul as dead, story, Oppenheim, has left for special legislative ford nently qualified in every to lead the all home here.... Lawrence E. Donlin 1 such traits as which S. Raymond, Zona Gale and way Suesine Silk, 39 cents session will go down in history as one of hers, exalt this hu- Mary shades, | forces of Maine to a he has a man nature of ours and Austin present fiction. The prohibitory noble Concord, N. H., where accepted posi- the follies ever committed by a make us realize interesting greatest four victory next September, and we honest- The genuine has "Suesine” cn tl e edje cf every wrd cf goods. a that it is to dwell with are wit- departments which help to distin- Jum ped tion as foreman at granite plant. chief executive of this State. The Gov- divinity, and invite all to her guish this are, as full ly earnestly who have as ernor and his advisors knew it could ac- Who can be- periodical usual, nesses immortality. convictions on the | ieve that so stout of fresh facts and ideas. positive temperance SANDYPOINT. that it was unnecessary and precious and in- complish little, question as we possess to us in his A. W. Shute left Monday for Camden, where vincible a thing as her could be join From Our Bargain Counter and uncalled for and next September it spirit For April, 1912, Lippincott’s Magazine support. -The Oxford J. 1’. Morse, j peaten and County Citizen. he is employed on steamer get- will be the reef upon which the Demo- by death, go down to silence offers a list of contents dainty adapted and somewhat are sold of cost. Miss with the shipwrecked body. The to ; goods slightly shopworn in-perfect regardless ting her ready for summer service.... cratic party will be shipwrecked.—Port- thing the exacting appetite of the spring. j s inconceivable. The in the bat- Lucy E. Grant, who is at work in Belfast, vis- land Express. energy The complete novel is a cheerful, divert- We are overcrowded with a variety of merchandise and are ready to turn tery or the powerhouse is not exhausted and ited her home here last week... Mrs. J. H. At Augusta City Hall, Saturday even- ing, delightful story, called “The it into cash at less than actual cost to us. j md when the wire or March spent parts the Stolen Woman,” Eleanor M. G'nn last Thursday in Belfast... Miss ing 9th, Attorney General-Mayor by Ingram, from now to can tie Fa*, and spent transmitter breaks down. Such a life as whose j May 1st, you get irony Sr.pirg Talking to said: “Come to the State I jjevious novels, “Stanton Wins,” Fostina Griffin left by early train Monday Pattangall up lers makes us feel the soul’s supremacy “From the Car and “The Lamson& Machine, absolutely free with $25 worth of goods from c ur store. now hear Sub- 9 House 10 days from and Edgar ! Behind,” resume her teaching in Hampden-Ralph is else can. Hanson skin and naught stitute,’’were read and univer- | We are in the market for CASH and to reduce cur stock. Ccmc in and Carl Milliken you’ll get j Widely Shute is in Searsport for a few weeks-Mr. How marvelous, loo, her power to bless your money’s worth. The “skinning” sally praised. Her theme this time is see us, and be sure to bring your pocketbook with \ou. French and Mrs. Lottie ithers! Confined to her room and the calm in I Hubbard and Mrs. Clifford process which our distinguished attor- j chair; w’l^y which the hero demon- inable to minister to her own least French returned to their home in Massachu- ney-general forecasted, proved to be the strates that he is the master not only of wants; not rich in this world’s nor his own fate boat Mr. Clifford of a dead man S. L. Mil- goods, but of several other | setts Monday... Henry skinning (Hon. people’s by n the of nor in control a light publicity, of as well. The mere fact that the he left for New York Thursday to join yacht Mer- liken) in such plug-ugly fashion as to girl treat personal influence, she neverthe- falls in love with is about to be married is bad here- make rank partisans allied with him maid... The traveling very j less had mere influence than a blush for Senator Hanson’s methods and many pub- to another man deters him not a whit: Flounders are being caught in abundance.... j1 ic man or woman, more success in her he total lack of tact and decency in a public simply resorts to the primitive way of little son of Mr. and Mis. ife than in Edward Robley, the address. They had it stricken generals war or captains of securing a bride by carrying her off in East hurriedly We came to Clifford 6. French, died at their home from the records.—Kennebec Journal. ndustry. cheer her and willy-willy. As it happens, the girl has went in debt to her for the Boston March 24th, aged 1 year and 2 months. away very a will of her own. and there are some things we to bestow. We came The remains were brought here by train sought interesting complications before the with our misgiving smiles; she sent us clever denouement is reached. There’s Wednesday and a brief service was held in the Children Cry ?.way laughing. She flung down a per- a seasonable outdoor flavor Rev. C. A. Hatch. The all through, cemetery by parents FOR FLETCHER’S petual to our challenge cheerfulness, motor-car and not to men- mother the re- -nr,,,„a u. <■ motor-boat, and Mr. French’s accompanied tion a I steam-yacht, all having a pari in have the of OASTO R A and to mains here and they sympathy jvil, yet conquer it. Some years the narrative. The hero is brave and a friends in their sorrow-Mrs. igo Hartford pastor wrote a ‘Christ- as their many BUYING VESSELS. manly, heroes should be, and the nas in which he Lizzie Berry died last Sunday morning after Fantasy,’ sketched her heroine is sweet and womanly, as hero- jicture—part of the vision of what the mes snouici while an illness of three weeks. of lumber concerns in be, the other characters Representatives -hrist is here and now to doing testify to leave just as little to be desired. It's a the Provinces are visits :o His FREEDOM. making frequent j coming. good lively story —“The Stolen Woman.” and Mrs. Charles who were 1 Mr. Bryant, to Portland, Gloucester and Boston, with ‘But now the fair beams softer grew, the star have taken Mr. F. L. Cun- its as with a tender married recently, a view of small schooners for the foiling ray mist; ODE TO THE SPUD. buying | And the ningham’s rent and will go to housekeeping tl.rough shimmering light that tilled lumber trade. As a result quite a num- the room soon_Mr. Lew. Bruce is visiting his sister, j Twinkle, twinkle, little spud, \ quiet home seemed to the her of the two-masted fishing schooners open eye, As among the clouds you scud; Mrs. Minnie Hustus-Mr. and Mrs. Frank | A herein a woman sat, young, winsome, fair, ! You are doubtless feeling gay. of the type so familiar in this harbor, j Cheerful in contented in her Cunningham were in Troy recently visiting word, mien, Chasing round the milky way! the craft we see at the end of: tut held a in her Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. fishing helpless prisoner chair, You have reached to such a Cunningham’s parents, i found fast in height Commercial wharf almost any day, are manacles of grim disease, You are surely out of sight! B. Harding... Mrs. Phil Lamson went to the ihut in from all the being sold and will henceforth sail under I : stirring city’s life, Like a diamond now you seem Maine General in Lewiston dependent on the of hands Central Hospital British registry. these schooners ministry loving In your price! and that’s no dream? are] ‘or all the common services and needs, 29th to be on for appendicitis. over to meet the new re- March operated easily changed j Twinkle on another fet from her lips no plaint impatient came, twink! M. Small her.Mrs. do not Dr. A. accompanied quirements, represent any great j •Jo murmur or rebellious cry of pain. But you’ll drive us all to drink, Francis Hustus attended the funeral of her outlay of money and can be handled by j Victor o’er suffering, winning day by day As we chase for needful chink! small crews. 'lew in the soul’s You are sailing rather sister, Mrs. Isabel A. Thomas, in Belfast, ] triumphs, transcendent high, The are well aware of the i As you wink your shriveled Frances is purchasers might, eye March 29th.Miss McLaughlin .ike our there somewhere in the fact that small schooners earn big profits, great Captain, who was perfect ‘.Up sky! the of Dr. and Mrs. Morse of Thorndike. j made Little tuber on my word. guest so the Canadian lumbermen believe them ( As a Bertha is her L’hro’ her couch a whereon flyer you’re a bird! ... Miss Bryant visiting father, to be what need in the lumber I sufferings, throne, just they die title of a chastened Burnham.Hon. D. W. reigned by heart, so G. E. Bryant, in trade. The freight charges on Spud mighty, though so small, 1 carrying ‘‘riends came to comfort, comforted the j they You’ll make diggers of us all; Dodge was in Belfast on business past lumber from the Provinces to Boston went; Farmers dig you with, a hoe, week.Miss Henrietta Johnson was the now range at from $3.50 to $4 a thousand brought her gifts; she them better | ['hey gave While we have to dig for dough the feet, and to New York the rate is $4.50 I ones, guest of her nephew, Frank Johnson, past If you keep on I’ll be bound, a thousand. This should be a I fhe riches of a spirit nigh to Christ, Lewis Murch was in Water- good thing ] You'll bring bullion pound for week_Mrs. ! 'he to fade pound. all around. Instead of our goodly sight began again, You’ll fulfill the Enamel Ware. depleting adage old ville on business the past week-Mrs Buch- )r.ce more the “To him that overcomes fleet it will enable owners to sell voice, That worth in fishing I to you’re your weight gold! anan is her in Water- grant sit with Me, upon My throne. Bryant visiting parents at fair prices and to replace the older I are visit- Tuber, since the coop you flew, ville_Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bangs craft with the more mod- “So we commemorate, in her type of fishing j recalling We have for We have just got in what we Nellie i at once the of vainly longed you; ing relatives in Augusta.Mrs. Bjryant ern schooners, built with the original in- jlorious life, mercy death, That our fireside ! you forsook, believe to be the best line of in as he victory of the of a went to the Central Maine General hospital tention of installing gasolene motors j life, triumph Breaks our heart and pocketbook! nighty soul.” Ne’er felt we how we —--——— Lewiston April 2nd. Dr. A. M. Small accom- auxiliary power.—Portland Express. could love,. 1 Till you left and went above: her_Miss Avis My rick began her AN APPRECIATION. panied Ne’er felt we how dear you were SSSSfiBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSfiSiSSfiSSS i*f® 8S in the WHICH TOOK THE PALM. Enamel Ware school in the primary grade Academy PUN ; Early in the week one of our very dear Till we paid four dollars per. jgE nembers, Mrs. to u 1857 LET YOUR CROPS DECIDE"1 April 1st._ Hugo Patz, passed Small potato please\come back! At a recent luncheon in Chicago the ieace and rest, the rest of one free from ever BURNHAM. ) In our lives there’s such a lack! shown in Belfast. hostess read from a London paper a num- jain and Mrs. Patz For « They will tell you to use E. FRANK COE FERTILIZERS. Manufactured , here at | helplessness. joined your presence we so pine! The traveling is very bad present.... ber of on the names of puns English [he Sunshine society in its infancy, not That our stomach hits our spine in the Best Faitory m the Country at Belfast, Maine. There are cases of measles in town. f| Equipped many authors. They ran like this: iecause it was something new, but be- We are tired of eating greens, It includes everything in that line Among the latest cases reported are Loris Why is Rider Haggard? Because he ;ause it was another channel in which to Prunes, alfalfa, kraut and beans! JACKSON & HALL, Belfast Agents. 'Tie for alone we —all sizes—and every piece is Baxter, Dorothy McKechnie and Elmer Mitch- has to Marie Corelli. icatter her sunshine, which was always you yearn; gj the all turned to Darling tater, please return! » ell. The last named is a student at M. C. Whereupon guests | golden. Confined to her chair and with L, Dover THE COE-MORTIMER COMPANY, NEW YORK. ,, the manufacture of similar de limited use of her she as Telegram. Pittsfield.Mrs. Maude Mudgett was in jeux mots, rery hands, was gj the hostess announcing that she who iheery and as her bird which sang Troy last week, called there by the critical ill- happy MORE THAN SKIN DEEP. PERFECT. perpetrated the best should carry home it her side. Her life was one benedic- ness of her Mather Monroe-Edson father, the in the center of the table. ;ion to cheer and to no one plant bless, and nore Than a Skin Salve is Needed to Perkins was taken suddenly ill with appendi- Here, then, are the alleged jokes manu- risked her who did not take far away Cure Piles CALL AND SEE THE COODS citis last Friday noon in Chas. Sherman’s factured on the spot: nore of peace and content than they Permanently. hlaolreinith chon anr) into npnrhv did What George Washington Cable? ; jave. Very many are those who will Don’t be disappointed if you fail to get a News that turned David house of Mr. Jones. A doctor Gray. niss her presence and our sympa- cure of with salves. The cause ANNOUNCEMENT Joseph was^ kindly lasting piles How much does Myrtle Reed? Every out to the home called and he was operated on by Dr. Goodrich :hy goes very tenderly of piles is more than skin deep. It is sluggish, single Thomas Nelson Page. .nenus wnose very me ana pleasure u of Waterville at 3 o’clock Saturday morning. flabby veins—pockets filled with thick, bad ^ Is Richard Henry Savage? No, but vas to minister to her.—Sunshine Soci- He is in a critical condition. Cora Baker, a blood. Hamilton Mabie. ;ty department in the Hartford, Conn., & Of Reduction in Price of Lari is Mitchell 1 trained nurse, caring for him_Walter What gives Albert Bigelow Paine? I’imes of March 16th. HEM-ROID, a tablet tonic remedy, is taken Trussell, Tungsten Fairbrother has moved to Canaan out of F. L. The William Dean Howells. acts on t ~~ way inwardly, the irculation and cures all STOVES, ♦ ===l: * * ~» Libby’s house.Miss Mary Reynolds of The last was a “howelling” success, kinds of piles thoroughly. and its author was PITTSFIELD PERSONALS. Waterville and Kerwin Reynolds from Roches- blushing unanimously $1 for 24 days’ at Wm. O. Poor & The 25 Watt, 20 c $ Now awarded the supply p., Formerly .65, $ the week-end with their palm.—Chicago Post. ter, N. H., spent Son’s, Belfast, Me., and all Dr KITCHEN WARE “ “ “ “ Mrs. W. H. Harris of Augusta was a druggists. 40 32 c. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds.Mrs. p., .70, parents, fuest last week of Mrs. John N. Swazey. Leonhardt Co., Station B, Buffalo. N. Y., mail Maine Power Plant “ “ «* “ Truman Whitten and children returned Satur- Brings $15,000. i a free booklet. 60 48 c. Karl Cottrell of Rockland is the and PLUMBING. p., 1.00, from a month’s visit with relatives in guest day “ “ Augusta, Me., March 28. The trans- >f Mr. and Mrs. John N. Martin and 100 80 c. “ “ New Hampshire and Massachusetts-Bertha State p., 1.35, fer of the dam and mill on family. The Republican Committee. of Freedom the week-end with grist property HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPEC- Bryant spent the Sebasticook in Clinton, and of river, S. B. Larrabee returned home TION AND INSURANCE COMPANY. her father. Hon. Geo. E. Bryant.Harry the stock of the Clinton & Capt. Hon. F. M. Simpson of Bangor was capital Light for a few while his vessel over of friends ruesday days elected State commit- BAY Kinney was an ounuay guest Power Company, from Manley Morrison by th£ Republican Abstract of Statement, January 1,1912. PENOBSCOT ELEC. CO I s in New York. in session at March to in Freedom... .Nettie Webb was called to her of Waterville to the Central Maine tee, Bangor, 27th, Cash capital, $1,000,000 00 the on the national committee home in Troy by the death of her grand- Power Company, was recorded at the of- Mr. and Mrs. John Foster and family vacancy Total assets, 5,045,874 60 fice of the of Deeds The have to where will caused by the death of former Gov. John Reserve re-insurance, 2,042,218 21 Rockland for Taft. father, Joseph West... The assessors will be Registry today. gone Monroe, they consideration was $15,000. make their home with their daughter, F. Hill. Mr. Simpson will hold the office For losses unadjusted, 102,472 53 DR. E.H.BOYINGTON their office this week....C. E. and to 54 • at Libby Mrs. Addie Bowden. until the convention at Chicago in June. Surplus Policy holders, 2,801,301 Rockland, Me., March 28. B.v wife are spending a few' weeks in town.... NORTH ISLESBORO. The committee also ratified the selection L. B. Brainerd, President and Treasurer. of 140 to 11 the t< Wm. L. Ross went to C. S. Republicans Mrs. Bert Cole is visiting in Monmouth.... Mr. Frank Heal of Dedham, Mass., is spend- Captain Togus of Hon. Warren C. Philbrook of Water- Blake, Secretary. EYE SPECIALIST resolutions ti Boston Office, 101 Milk C. E. adopted instructing last week to accompany James W. Dins- officer of the con- St., Roberts, Mgr.; t will have a box lunch at their ing a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. ville to be presiding and skill in cus delegates to support the Taft Victory Temple a veteran the who W. P. Wallace, Resident Agent. 3tl3 Twenty-four years experience 2nd-O. B. who more, of Civil War, vention at but made in the State convention at lta meeting April McKechnie, F. Heal....Mr. Herbert Bates has gone to Bangor April 10th, enables me to fit that j will become an inmate of the Soldiers’ fitting glasses any eye was recently re-elected chairman of the no further selection of speakers. It is When the result was announced tin Boston to learn the barber trade... .Miss will Consultation Free. board of selectmen, gave a free oyster supper Home. is generally understood that the State glasses help. resounded with cheers for the Pres the of the town Erma Coombs returned March 80th from a I to people Tuesday evening, Fred R. of Burnham and committee does not look with favor on March 26th. Pomeroy’s orchestra was in at- visit with relatives in Boston and Hartford, Reynolds 44 South Main St., WINTERPORT, MAINE. Inez were mar- the proposition to instruct the Maine tendance and the evening was passed with Miss C. Hodgkins quietly Dr. W. G. LIBBEY" Waterville Fair 10-13 Conn....Mrs. Albert Hall and son Emerson to the national convention to and Sept. games and dancing. About 160 were in attend- ried at the Methodist parsonage Satur- delegates Office Days, Mondays Tuesdays. are of her Mr. and Mrs. E. G President. ance and a fine time was the of all.... guests parents, Rev. N. R. Peason officiat- vote for anyone for report day evening, At an enthusiastic of Prof. E. S. Foster and wife of Guilford recent- Coombs_Capt. and Mrs. Jason Greenlaw the service. Mr. meeting ing, using single ring for DENTIST, Maine Fair association a few in town... Miss Blanche “Generally debilitated years. Had sick THE OH1LDKEK LIHE 3T Central ly spent days have returned from a month's vacation in and Mrs. will live in this town 11 Reynolds was worn-out was to hot Merrithew will go soon to her home in Ston- headaches, lacked ambition, and March 27th, it decided Deer iBle.... Mr. William F. Keller is working on the farm located on the Burnham Burdock Blood Bitters made MAIN MAINE. KENNEDY’S LAXATIVE 1- ington for a much needed rest.... Mrs. J. A. all run-down. 93 STREET,! BELFAST. fair in Waterville on Sept. 10, 11, in schools in town road, which Mr. Reynolds recently pur- me a well woman.”—Mrs. Cbas. Moo- McKechnie came last week from her home in Northport....The began j Freitoy, COUCH SYRUP 13. Foxcroft to visit at her son's, O. B. McKechnie. I April 1st. chased.—Pittsfield Advertiser. sup, Conn. TELEPHONE 223-2 I — ~ MONTVILLE. TREMENDOUS CENTER RANGE IN PRICES OF EGGS. THE GENTLEMAN FROM WALDO. and are ... I.ittlehale family liv- L .le9 T, Atkinson’s house. to a TWO IMPORTANT It is not worth while to take the >n 1 FREE BOOK According contributor to Farm LESSONS FROM man inc and the oo seriously who holds the two of Belfast has hired Mrs. Fireside, pnee of eggs varies offices of ,1 ,„rv Soule For Every Living Thing on the Farm tremendously in different nayor of Belfast and senator from farm for a year. parts of the COMPANY /Valdo. He , Sanford’s country. The author of the THE COE-MORUMER FIVE-HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZE CORN CONTEST seems to suit them in Bel- Humphreys’ Veterinary Specifics. article asks ast and Waldo. Carter and son Charles are “Are not one dozen eggs in i FOR THE Some may think they Ra|ph Chicago furl lave in town this week. 500 Book on the the same food j poor taste, but it is useless to nut.r- .. /friends Page free, Treatment and nishing value as in New el about tastes. Care of York? they are not Let it be taken for u ard ha3 been very ill Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, .If why pay the Most Profitable Aere of Field Com Raised in y, Spear same price for them?” New 1911. (ranted that Mr. Hanson and confined to his bed. and Poultry, also Stable Chart to The writer then England During correctly rep- rnays Hogs on to $500.00 Corn Contest for 1911 was esents those who voted for goes present the following facts The Coe-Mortimer handled by the Massachusetts Corn The him. But as bang up, mailed free. Show, Incorporated. he chief 1 x es Gilmore barn was consid- i and comment: the Premium Committee who had spokesman of the license a id following were direct charge of the and of the 1 an competition awarding of the prizes- ! ocal option in red by the wind one night' “As example, let me note the party the Legislature he prices PROF. WM. D. HURD, Massachusetts Agricultural College, Mass. 8 LIST OF SPECIFICS. in a few Amherst, stnke a good of quoted different places on the Pof many the peo- above in MR. GLEN C. SEVEY, Editor New ile of the State 4. For Milk Fever. day question: New York England Homestead, Springfield, Mass. favorably. His speeches ia Parmenter of Palermo A. FRYERS, Feverc Lang City vere of li. 60 cents per dozen; MR. E. H. the slap-bang, ■ 3. B. For SPRALYS. Lameness, Rheumatism. Chicago, 38 cents per \ NAYLOR, Secretary of the hoard of slam-whang, up- the Jesse A. Hills place at St. Trade, Springfield, Mass, j oarious ward dozen; Louis, 36 cents per dozen politician style, abounding 3. C. For SORE Throat, Epizootic, Distemper. i n offensive Then note this: New j personalities and disregard- Binghamton, York of and all for the 1 3. D. For WORMS, Dots, Grubs# is about 200 miles from The Records Competitors plans competition were prepared by this committee and ng the border of the -cahees gave a dram3 and: New York City’ | approved by the permissive in pub- • E. E. For COUGHS, Colds, Influenza. but the wholesale State Director, in which the competitors for the prizes resided. ic speeches. Take the in m-sday evening, March 27th, quotations gave eggs Experiment passage which F. F. For COLIC’, Bellyache, Diarrhea. as 30 cents le sau. the first hall. per dozen, and as 34 cents At the of the Committee of the Massachusetts Corn Show, the was attempt at prohibition h mge request $500 divided into three prizes, as follows: n the G. G. Prevents dozen to | ! garden of Eden was an MISCARRIAGE. per retailers. I happen to absolute S. Davis and little daughter allure: that ‘‘God tried 9. H. For RIDYEY and Bladder disorders. know, though, that consumers were FIRST PRIZE, $250.00. SECOND PRIZE, THIRD it and couldn’t ■ $150,00. from a week’s visit with pay- PRIZE, $100.00 nake it work.” I. I. For SKIY DISE ASES. Mange, Eruptions. ing 50 cents to 55 cents per dozen for Such expressions by a in Halldale. A FEATURE of this was that Home Mixtures of )uu ic man Mrs. A. F. Raynes good fresh eggs that UNIQUE competition Fertilizer Materials or Stable Manure could ! on a public occasion the J. R. For BAD CONDITION, Indigestion. day, while the pro- rnblic jar ducer was of or with Commercial no restrictions of mind, even in Mr. Milton paid only 30 cents. be used instead Fertilizers; any sort being imposed. Further it was Belfast and Waldo, \ Thompson, At or sent on provided is out ot druggists prepaid receipt New is of The Coe-Mortimer or place, ti, and Dr. Ramsey went to “Liberty, York, about 50 miles that no officer or stockholder Company any other Fertilizer should have to contemptible, indecent, of 60 cts. each. from Company anything ! ihockmg, and for to the Democratic price. Binghamton, New and about or with the of calling rebuke. The as delegates York, do with the keeping of the records awarding the prizes. I ibvious retort HUMPHREYS’ HOMEO. MEDICINE CO., Corner 130 miles from New York but fresh by those who made reply v, rrlion. City, vas that William and Ann Streets, New York. eggs from the the prohibitory law in Eden hennery brought 57 cents vas Mrs. T. S. Erskine called on to 60 cents that to the enforced, and that the high sheriff day producer- RESULTS OF THE COMPETITION lid not : Mrs. Abbott of Thorndike The above are make the ’winterport. prices all based upon high, alleged condition of is ill with lubhc sentiment an Mrs. Abbott very est New York quotations for from all over New THE excuse for non-ac- select hen- I ifty-seven competitors England FIRST PRIZE was won by Mr. L. S. White of trouble. nery eggs, white and good fresh have gone further and l”,rt Miss Clara Atwood, who has been ill size, entered. thirteen finished, the large number laid that if The writer was Only Collinsville, Conn., showing a NET PROFIT on his acre the Eden edict was a failure wood in Searsmont last with the mumps, is gathered. paid 57 cents sawing recovering. for mixed that out undoubtedly being due to the early frosts. of Corn of $65.75. io was the latter one issued from his outfit L. eggs day in Liberty and dropping ] Sinai. gasolene George Mrs. Isa Couillard has rented the tene- New York ~ommandments have often been tit ted 6 cords of wood for the City. THE SECOND PRIZE was won Mr. M. H. ment in Walter brick Values for Corn, Cob and Stover were affixed by the by Williams violated, but nevertheless it has Haley’s block. “Honestly, now, are not these facts of not been minutes. Sunderland, who a Isn’t there Committee as follows: Mass., showed NET PROFIT on his proposed to repeal them and substitute A little arrived at the home startling? Considerable food ! above mentioned is received Sunday of the death daughter for in acre of Corn of $49.26. icense and local of and thought them; and doesn't it in- i option. ert T a Mr. Mrs. Charles Bartlett March cent .75 bushel The Cushman, life-long dicate after our Shelled Corn (12 per moisture) ? per THE THIRD was gentleman from Waldo 20 th. that, all, market PRIZE wo» by Mr. M. H. Clark of spoke of : this town. In an quota- felling tions mean little? Is the cent 7.00 ton sumptuary laws” and said that ’’when very difference Cob (12 per Moisture) per Sunderland, Mass., who showed a NET ,.ime weeks ago he was PROFIT on his he law says that a man caught Mr. and Mrs. Lew'is C. Atwood of to be accounted for local or 8.00 ton shall not eat, by general Stover (40 per cent Moisture) per acre of Corn of $43.23. “ink or ,< fell and his leg was broken. were recent 1 wear certain articles is Eastport guests of his conditions? If by general conditions, • it get- a as no one to care for him at mg down to a matter father. why are the prices so radically different, I of personal privi- a, was taken to Mr. Everett Table shows the net and value of ege which it has no even within less than 100 miles distance? The Following profit Corn, Cob and Stover, together with cost of right to touch. No where the limb was set Rev. A. J. Lockhart returned on j production of nan has a Morrill If local conditions are the of the This table is well worth and right to say whether I shall boat from a visit with same, then of six leading competitors. your long careful , well cared for. Being about Wednesday’s his study:— Irmk hard water or soft what practical benefit are our market i water, old cider and not he children in Boston and vicinity. Net Profits of Six Corn Crops.-Coe-Mortimer Competition for Most ,r new rum physically strong quotations? Profitable Acre of Com in New England- cider, or wine.” Or sarsa- to rally from the shock, and >arilk.. His man is a The W. C. T. U. met at the parsonage “It looks to me very much as Manure Resi- man >f straw and though I Value Value! | r lis a: V failed. and Bushels|Pound PoundsjValue |u ~7 law it shouli. be I March 20th observed Neal Dow Day. all these quotations are somewhat of a of Corn of of of of of I dual imaginary, unneces- Grower Variety j | a"d. j Net sary t) remind the A fine recitation was given by Mrs. Rose fraud. I am inclined to believe that ^°h Corn Stover Cob gentleman from Wal- ■iilthy Allen passed away Profit < o j Stoverj i ZPr | Crop Husking I that no law tells him what he after for Nickerson. these quotations are simply what a few _Sh^lted J shall suffering many 97 90 1111.89 7733.9 43 93 1 Irmk or TTLTsTWhits. Flint $73 $30 " not drink. The law tells him rheumatic troubles. For (or several) middlemen or dealers are HOolToIr ”$2 90“ Tie ?n The annual meeting of the Winterport 2. M.H. Williams. Dent 90 10 1361.41 7067.62 67.58 28 27 4.76 < hat he shad not and willing to pay for this produce the in 27 80 75 3 no I *9 37 •* make or sell intoxi- .,:s she had been helpless Free Association was held March day 3. M.H. Clark. Dent, 58.33 602.14 7026.42; 43.75 28.11 2.11 1 « nrnts. Library without to 5.075 7 50 2 44 I K k That is quite a different thine. — instant care of her question, regard the supply■» 59.44 44.58 25.49 husband, 20th and the officers were _ I__1 ‘V. 4. E. & H. W. Moore. Flint 643.6316371.89 2.25 I following 23 80 0 00 aao },I, ,a f- mrtland Daily March 25th. in geuaai. Flint 55.37 750.20 41.35 16.50 Press, Aden, and her daughter, elected for the ensuing year: C. R. Hill, 5. J. G. Cook. 4124.85. 2 63 19 10 7 20 I'm ! : : until the death of L.W. Peet. Flint] 62.51 869.09 2348.82 46.88 9 40 3.04 • 'arter, Pres.; S. H. Morgan, Treas.; E. M. Hall, 6. _j q.qq qm 5'69 1648 30I3 when it became DEMOCRATS DEFEAT SHERWOOD August, Sec’y; Evelyn Wardwell, Librarian; C. R. A REPUBLICANSTATE BILL. make a and Mrs. THE FIRST OF THE i change Hill and E. M. Hall, trustees for 3 years. TWO GREAT TRUTHS^ son went to Belfast, where ; The funeral of CONVENTION Smoot Rill is Since then services Mrs. Sarah this Prize Contest is that in a wide where Substituted and Passed. in business. Proven by open competition High Grade Commercial Fertilizers Home 1 Bolan were held at her late home March WILL HE HELD IN ail been faithfully cared for Mixtures and Stable Manure may compete freely, the Washington, Mar.h 29. The senate i \ and his wife. 21st, Rev. A. J. Lockhart officiating. rley During CITY onight by a vote of 51 to 16 the was The house was filled with relatives and HALL, BANGOR. rejected ■ i.ness everything done Crops Are Produced by the Use of High Grade Commercial and there was a Largest Fertilizers Alone, Sherwood dollar a bill _- nands couid do to make her sympathizing friends, day pension which of beautiful flowers. Mrs. the winner of the First Prize, used lbs. acre ' lad i.de as possible. If Mrs. profusion I Mr. L. S. White, 1,000 per of High Grade Commercial Fertilizer, passed the house and enacted the a Wednesday, April 10, testing" I Laura of 1912, : ■ she would Wakefield, granddaughter Smoot 1 until April 18th about 5-8-8. I general age and service pension •i Services held at the deceased, came from Ripley to at- AT 2 years old. O’CLOCK P. M. Mr. M. H. Williams, the winner of the Second Prize, used 1,000 lbs. acre of a aw, which it is tend the funeral and to visit her per similar High Grade estimated will increase ■■re conducted Mr. H. M. mother, For the of Commercial Fer- J by purpose selecting six candidates for acre of a Home he roll Mrs. James Nason. lizer but, in addition used 360 lbs. per Mixture of Cottonseed Meal and Muriate of pension by $20,000,000 annually The interment was in Plains electors of President and Vice President of Potash. The returns I Sue the next five the United and four show the use of this mixture, gave no corresponding increase in the but years. States, delegates at large, crop, only increased the cost of raising the Corn I The bill and four alternates to attend the National Re- requires beneficiaries to have PROSPECT FERRY. The winner of the Third Prize, Mr. M. H Clark, used only 325 lbs. per acre of High Grade ■erved 90 publican Convention to be held in the City of Commercial Fertilizer in I days and provides pensions S CORNER, (Winterport). in but had for three successive years a ton to the acre of anging from to a Chicago, the State of Illinois, on Tuesday, 1911, previously applied High Grade Commercial Fertilizer to $13 $30 month instead Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Cummings were in | if a the 18th day of June, 1912. this land. Thus it is that Mr. Clark’s of Corn was 60 day minimum and $15 to on business March 22nd. plain profitable crop clearly due to the use of $30 pen- Bangor Also to formulate and a declaration large quantities of I lon as in the Rlaisdell was in New York on adopt of Fertilizer. house measure. The bill or for the election Commercial ■ 1 iow t week. John Bowen of Stonington arrived at principles platform next en- goes to conference with the house, suing, to elect a State committee, a district Mrs. Jessie March 23d and he shadow of a possible •ments last week with Harding’s committee for each Congressional district, and presidential spent to work at nan^s over the measure. 1 will go Mt. Waldo. a county committee for each THE SECOND GREAT in South Monroe. county. TRUTH. The senate Also to transact any other business which added provisions that would Mrs. Rose Grindle has gone to Skow- this contest is that irohibit a Hopkins of Monroe^was the may properly come before it. Clearly proven by attorneys' fees and would grant to take care of her niece, Mrs. a i C. B. Jewett several hegan The basis of representation will be as fol- 30 month to former soldiers days Herman who is sick with disabled Avery, very lows: Each city, town, and plantation will be Heavy Application of High Grade Commercial Fertilizer Not Raises the 1 iy service, wounds or disease. rheumatic fever. to Only Largest entitled one delegate, and for each 75 votes Crops The latter provision will add ■ $2,500,000, nt, a student of Hebron cast for the Republican candidate for Governor of Corn acre, but also Raises the Most t is The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. per Profitable Crops. i estimated, to the annual outlay the Easter recess in 1908, an additional delegate, and for a frac- inder J spending at 1 the bill. Edward Avery has been ill but ion of 40 votes in excess of 75 an Note what is said above of fertilizer used and then quite votes, ad- concerning quantities study the table. You will then see The this she is somewhat better. clearly entire negative vote on the writing She ditional delegate. how this works out. final ___ I of the bill A ,te, w ho has been confintd is attended by Dr. Towle of Bucksport. Vacancies in the delegation of any city, lassage was cast by Demo- 1 ratic lor two weeks with town or plantation can only be filled by a resi- i senators from southern States. tonsiiitis, his ■ Herman Avery accompanied by dent of the in which the Your Corn Crop for 1912 Will Need Fertilizer—Now is th; Time to Provide tor ii Tie northern r at this writing. county vacancy by ordering a Uood Supply of Democrats voted with the son Ralph was at B. C. Avery’s last Fri- exists. lepublicans for the bill. •neiits suffered an attack to on Satur- The State Committee will be in session in of day, reiurning Skowhegan The 21 senators whose vote town election March train, Ralph the reception room of the hall, at one o’clock he rejected 18th, day morning’s leaving 1857 house Sherwood bill, the real contest with his Mr. and B. p. m., for the purpose of receiving the creden- E. FRANK COE’S 1912 ijuite seriou-ly grandparents, Mrs. FERTILIZER if the were indisposed tials cf delegates. day Chilton, W. Va.; Cul- C. Avery, for a while. 1 Delegates in order to be eligible to partici- (STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS) lerson, Texas; Foster and Thornton, irtis pate in the convention, must be elected subse- ..ouisiana; Hitchcock, John- and G. H. York were at u.o n u v Nebraska; to the date of the call for this conven- 51 on and m Monroe March 21st and quent Gardner, Maine; Johnston, Ala- tion. THE COE-MORTIMER COMPANY. NEW i mina; Kern and in I Mrs. l ie to scT™*s YORK CITY. Shively, superintend All electors of Maine, without to Indiana; Lea, Mr. and Mr?. John left last regard past .ennessee; New rt town farm for the cur- Colby who are in with Our Annual Fertilizer Booklet will be sent free of while the lasts Martine, Jersey; Over- political affiliations, sympathy charge supply if you mention The nan for a visit with relatives. Republican Journal and Simmons, North Monday the purposes and aims of the Republican party Carolina; v mm are cordially invited to unite under this call in .. ..-* J >T 1111 <111 igi, aliens are extended to Mr. Frank Stewart and Ed. Dyer are saw- _— J electing delegates to this convention. _ Mississippi; Rayner, Maryland; Swan- E. Hartiett on the liirth of a wood in this with gasolene ing vicinity Per order on, Virginia.; Smith, Georgia, and Mir. M a h lire Erma, born power. REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE. Smith, South Carolina. iSi fiSi »^!ft tv Mrs. Wm. Tainter of the Byron Boyd, Chairman. 18| Kil “*^1 On this vote the have been very busy of late r.fF t»\f northern Democrats ■ People for Henry Hastings, Secretary. oted in Mrs. Hartiett. browntail moth nests. Some the negative because destroying February 7, 1912. , they pre- Augusta, erred the Smoot bill and the e ef Fort Fairfield, who have gathered over two bushels. | WEBSTER’S south- * rn Democrats because farm, has TRANSPORTATION. ' PRESTON’S they opposed Thompson The friends of Geo. E. Ayer of Water- NEW oth the house bill and the i.'- The reduction in fares will * | senate meag- heusehold goods and usual be made | ville were saddened on learning of his re. n ef h s new home. His to those attending the convention. & death from accidental poisoning by car- INTERNATIONAL s Livery, Boarding Transient Stable •n in the near future. * f bolic acid March 21st. Is! situated on Washington off IN DICTIONARY street, just Main street. I have single and ^ TRANSFERS REAL ESTATE. C. W. enter- Third District Con- double Nealcy Republican hitches, buckboards, etc. Careful drivers if desired. Your & a patron- pleasant party Thurs- THE MERRIAM WEBSTER ™ The A SAN DIEGO FUNCTION. vention. » age is solicited. Telephones-stable 235-2, house t following transfers in real estate were March 21st. Among those 61-13.J ]y28 The New unabridged die- I ‘corded in Waldo County K of Mr. and .Mrs. Walter York, Only A W- G. PRESTON, \ gistry Deeds Mrs. Walter O. Poor t.ives Large Bridge The Third District in Proprietor. >r the week Sumner Stevens. Mr. and Republican conven- tionary many years. I ending April 1, 1912; Luncheon. tion will be held in the of and essence Jennie E. '1 wombly and Mr. and Mrs. city Bangor, Contains the pith Mazrall, Belfast, to William A 10, 1912, at 2 o’clock eerow, ins from Monroe. Cards Mrs. Walter 0. Poor was hostess Tues- Wednesday, April of an authoritative library. do.; land and budding* in tt.di' i... for the of [ were p. m., purpose selecting*two of knewh. Frank I,. the features of the at a given Covers every field Marston, Stockton ti day bridge-luncheon, compli- district delegates and two alternates to Spring*, a licious refreshments were An Encyclopedia in a 1 lliaa Staples do.; land in mentary to her house guest, Mrs. Joseph attend the National Republican Conven- edge. BELFAST Emery, Belfast. book. Edwin Jenkins. to Wallace S I' J. O’Brien of Boston. Mrs. Poor enter- tion to be held in Chicago, 111., June 18, [ single AM. Belfast, ,rtcr, of The Dictionary with the nhroe; land in Monroe. buildings Wellington at the 1912, and to transact any other business Only tained Grant hotel, sixty-five in- | Ella entirely consumed by fire that may properly come before it. j New IXivided l*age. BURNHAM M. Littlefield, Prospect, to \\ J. \V\>v- been issued I t-moon. The fire vitations having for the of as I I ir >n;h. originated, The basis representation will be 400,000 Words. 2700 Pages. __ Easton; land and buildings in Prospect. from from the chim- charming affair. Each town and sparks follows: city, plantation 6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly On and after William B. Csmmett, to h \ The luncheon was served in the main | October 2, 1911, trains connect Waldo, |,y ignited the shingles of the will be entitled to one and for dollars. delegate, I half a million mg at Burnham and aimmett, do.; land and in Waldo. was well under when dining room, the tables being handsome- each 75 votes cast for the Waterville with througl buildings way Republican I Let us tell about this most ornamented in a scheme of and you trains for and from Ephraim D. Coombs, to noticed the blaze and in ly pink candidate for Governor in 1910 an Bangor, Port Uncolnville, William rang addi- remarkable volume. Waterville, carried out in carnations 5 single land and Boston Clayton, do.; land ami in This was the first intimation yellows, pink tional delegate, and for a fraction of 40 will run as follows: buildings I.incoln- and From the beauti- V lle. family had of the calamity. yellow jonquils. votes in excess of 75 votes an additional the FROM BKLFAST. arrived in season to save the fully arranged centerpiece pretty delegate. Gertrude M. Ellingwood, Burnham, to Fer- and most of the blossoms were scattered AM- n tndo F, carriages, artistically Vacancies in the delegation of any city, P. M. i-.m Ellingwood, do.; land and in about the table. the luncheon Belfast, depart. 7 05 buildings iplements, etc. A large part Following town or plantation can only be filled by a 12 15 2 3 E urnham. ■ was City 10 iture was also but bed the afternoon passed with Point. ,7 ,1220 ,2 21 saved, bridge, resident of the county in which the va- Gertrude M. tables in the wom- 20 ,12 30 ,2 Ilf Ellingwood, Burnham, to Ken- irmshings auj practically all eight being arranged cancy exists. ",ald,°.17 en’s A Bro,,ks. 7 32 12 42 2 41 " 2th K Ellingwood, do.; land and ning were Much foyer. pretty prize was award- The district committee will be in ses- buildings in destroyed. 1744 ,1254 12 5: s ed the winner of the score at Twill 'V. E urnham. expressed for Mr. Chase, highest sion in tne reception rcom of the hall at Thorndike. 7 50 1 00 each table. 3 Of William erly man in broken health. one o’clock in the afternoon for the pur- 7 58 1 08 3 13 Emerson, Palermo, to Edward G. Mr. .and Mrs. Poor and Mr. and Mrs. H,nlty... T pose of receiving the credentials of the Winnecook. ,8 08 1 18 '3 21- urner, Washington; land and buildings in Pa- O’Brien have returned from an au- Burnham, arrive. 8 20 EST WINTERPORT. just delegates. 1 30 '3 3f 1. rmo, (two deeds). tomobile southern Califor- 8 39 1 59 trip through Delegates in order to be eligible to par- ymtton. 5 2( Isadore F. nia, visiting Santa Barbara, Los Whitehouse, Unity, to Isla Mae Angeles, ticipate in the convention must be elect- A land N. Dyer is visiting friends and Bangor H 35 3 00 5 Of dams, do.; and buildings in Unity. Riverside other places of interest. ed to the date of the call for subsequent Waterville. 8 54 2 13 5 31 Chester O. to Ida While in Los Angles a number of pretty this Gerry, Troy, F. Rollins, convention. 11 50 4 50 3 2f d iv Clements has a new Ford affairs were in to the dor?land. i.; land in Troy. given compliment Per order, District Committee. B°'t°n. 3 05 pm 8 05 5 15 among the hostesses Mrs. Grace E. Willson, New to party, being J. W. Black, Chairman. a’ m York, Nellie E. ; C. H. of T<» U HI. 11 ri Clark, who has been very Lippincott Hollywood. W. H. Wildes, Secretary. FAST iehards, Belfast; land and buildings in Bel- affairs are here as P-M- a.M. f ts t. i'scent. Many being planned February 20. 1912, n a.M well, and one of the recent delightful in- iloston. 10 00 _ 8 5: Hartiett is employed in the ORIENT INSURANCE COMPANY OF Anne S. Craig, Belfast, to Helen M, Fatter- formal affairs was a dinner given at the j hester Curtis. CONN. 'l"20 8 m, do.; laml in Belfast. Hotel del Coronado Saturday, of six cov- EARNINGS $33,301,245. HARTFORD, Por,tland-. 2 00 ri23f a Waterville. 7 15 Charles E. Dane is at work at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank 9 50 SV Lane, Brooks, to Mary J. John- ers, by C. Avery. Assets December Simeon Crockett. ..a.*.» .j In the annual report of the American 31,1911. jn, do.; land and buildings in Brooks. Real estate, $ 167,686 38 7 21 19 56 3 23 1 victims of the the costume which was the most Telephone and Telegraph for Clinton...'^"ton. whooping ball, Company Stocks and 86 7 30 10 04 3 33 1911 the of the Bell is in- bonds, 2,614,943 mips are recovering, brilliant event of the week at the hotel. growth system Cash in office 59 Burnham, leave. 8 35 10 25 3 An 1776 ion tnrl hu firrnrna climirm/i- on im/mnnnn and bank, 312,005 Orchard. Winnecook. ,8 n of Mr. Chas. Clements The invited guests to meet Mrs.O’Brien Agents’ balances, 292,120 68 45 10 35 4 Of in the CENTRAL NAT IONAL FIRE INSUR- ° dh were Mrs. Frank Mrs. John V. of 749,906 number of stations, Interest and 32,992 89 54 10 50 4(-s whooping cough. Avery, rents, j multy.1 horndike. A largo orchard which waf in Mrs. Homer C. Mrs. making a total at the end of the year of All other assets, 12,921 23 ANCE ILLINOIS. 9 02 n 00 4 1; planted Scribner Cheney, Oatman, CO., CHICAGO, j 1 <7<3 and is still has leased the of which 2,153,454 are kno*. t9 10 ,1110 i4 23 bearing bountifully was Henry A. Howard, Mrs. Chaffee Grant, 6,632,625, operated le of the me mur dunil Gross $3,432,670 63 Assets December 1911. 9 25 11 30 4 .If 2 unique discoveries made by Mrs. J. W. Boyle, Mrs. Frank I. Ken- by.connecting companies. assets, 31, ^r°,°.ks. tate Deduct items not 67 19 35 ,11 40 ,4 4f f- Horticulturist Albert K. Gardner dall. Mrs. Mrs. the total wire mileage has been in- admitted, 81,965 Mortgage loans, $158,950 50 Wfld°;-;. Bryant Howard, Henry City Point... ,945 fll 5,, ,4 & 11 compiling his statistics of the orchards ■f Mr. Harold Chase re- creased to of which collateral loans, 5,000 00 Belfast, L. Miller, Mrs. John McClellan, Mrs. E. nearly 13,000,000, Admitted 96 j arrive. 9 50 11 55 6 o Maine. f is assets, $3,350,704 ! Itocks and bonds, 463,650 84 0£ This veteran orchard is situ- the loss of his farm build- M. Mrs. Rufus Mrs. over half underground. The new 450- j station. Burbeck, Choate, Liabilities 1911. ( in tFlag a led in Bowdoinham and is ii Sati afternoon, mile between Boston and Wash- December 31, | 'ash office and bank, 90 987 91 now owned rday Louis J. Rice, Mrs. Frances Mrs. subway for Boston are now at b V I. C. Mead, Net 08 Agents’ balances, 74,917 76 •r sold Irish, and the trees that were set C. H. has been for the unpaid losses, $ 118,990 j ™mrlte<1 oC^ets and ladies' Leap Year Ball was Wagner, Mrs. R. H. Cole, Mrs. R. ington completed except ] Jills 10 oil Stations on Branch o it the same in of some Unearned premiums, 1,403,145 61 receivable, 23,417 year that the Declaration ■ about J. Mrs. C. L. Mrs. Berte drawing of the cable. j twenty-five couples Coburn, Caven, All other liabilities, 56,209 81 I ^ nterest and rents, 10,443 35 j Passe"«er o Independence number The net earnings for the are MORRK M?SoNAI was'signed 200. rt an enjoyable evening, V. Franklin, Mrs. L. L. Boone, Mrs. M. year Cash capital 500,000 00 j til other assets, 13,431 12 [ D.era' as an increase of ‘vo.ucui, vn, uenerai furnished by the Boys’ Or- W. Rife, Mrs. Alfred Stahel, Jr., Mrs. given $33,301,245, Surplus over all liabilities, 1,272,359 46 j manager, over 1910. Gross 58 Portland, Maine. Brooks. E. C. Hickman, Mrs. James H. $1,368,031 assets, $840,798 ! HARYLAND CASUALTY Holmes, 1 leduct CO., BALTI- Mrs. George N. Mrs. Charles Total liabilities and surplus, $3,350,704 96 items not admitted, 13,959 10 son of Mr. Orris Fishburn, MORE, MD. Young Mrs. Andrew A. Mrs. Voices of the Maine Conference. FIELD & QUIMBY, Agents, Belfast, Maine. ! rasshopper on the lawn on Sumner, Gibson, Admitted assets, $826,838 48 EASTERN STEAMSHIP^ Robert H. Mrs. A. L. 3wl3 ! Assets December 31, 1911. The same day Mr. Dalton, Verner, Chauncey Mrs. W. R. Mrs. D. H. “The interests Liabilities December eal estate, -’ht a and one auto- Maize, Hersey, Bishop Hughes: liquor 31, 1911. $ 837,599 12 butterfly, wants CORPORATION. g ortgage loans. A ;,H Mrs. J. McConville, Mrs. V. L. Macey, license here, because they know 8,000 00 seen. is 4*it unpaid losses, 94 ! S Winterport going Mrs. H. Mrs. B. will Bell a lot more of their damna- ii $ 39,571 bomis- 4,478,406 76 •se the Pink, Fuller, Mrs. M. they I Jnearned »sh;°u inan£ popular slang phrase. When premiums, 275,918 37 office and bank, 115,220 00 McCallum, Mrs. D. C. Collier, Mrs. W. ble stuff. they say that a lot more 111 other Belfast and liabilities, 32.168 61 J Boston, $3.25 !> gents’ balances, 892,755 17 F. Gearhart, Mrs. liquor is sold under prohibition in 'ash 00 Ills TROY. McSorley, Coronado; speak- capital, 400,000 One receivable, 11,463 33 Mrs. Von easies and blind it is a lie. Let us !• over all Way. $6.00 Round I Tesmer, Coronado; Mrs. Hollo- alleys, Surplus liabilities, 79,179 56 Trip. g iterest and rents, 29 680 71 the standard in Maine. God save A 11 other "imtilican way, Boston, Mass.; the Misses Hollo- keep assets, 4o|l94 85 •j, caucus was held at the Let us r Total liabilities and 48 way, Boston, Mass.; Mrs. C. H. Lippin- Maine. keep constitutional pro- surplus, $826,838 STEEL STEAMSHIP CAMDEN March 23d, and the where TURBINE Gross following cott, Hollywood, Cal.; Mrs. A. Read, hibition it is.’’ Announces that he has limited his j IENRY C. BANGS, Agent, assets, $6,413,620 24 chosen to attend the practice Searsport, Maine, Leave Belfast at 2.00 m. for Boston Mon- E educt State Mrs. p. items not admitted. 93,866 44 George Jaeger, Mrs. H. B. Day, to diseases 3\vl2 day and Bangor, April 10th: M. W. F. of the Thursday. Mrs. M. Navarez, Mrs. D. J. Dr. Berry: “I believe there is ___| For at a. and Arnold W. Peterson, Bangor 7.30 m. Wednesday and Admitted assets, Dodge; Mrs. C. J. George, Mrs. D. B. an effort on the part of the party in Saturday. $6,319,753 80 Pratt and F. H. Sholl, Liabilities December Bagley. Miss Jessie to turn over the State to license. Leave Boston at 5.00 m. 31, 1911. Burbeck, Miss Frances p. Tuesday and Fri- K town committee was power Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat et Bridges, Miss Myra Rife, Miss Angie Why did the Governor delay giving out Piles! Piles! Piles!! day. unpaid losses, $1,262,816 96 M. ^ reserve years: V. B. Mitchell, and the recount of the last Bliams Indian Pile O.ntment will Leave Rockland at 5.15 a. na. on arrival of ontingent for unadjust- Holmes, the Misses Isabel and Marie special election AND INFRACTION. "V cure (or ed ■■reci H. Bhnd, and ■ steamer from claims, Bagley, secretary; March fall? The Brewers’ Convention was in Bleeding Itching Piles. It ab- Boston) Wednesday and Satur- 100,000 00 G. H. Ingle.—San Diego, Calif., Union, sorbs the tumors, day. L nearned premiums, Pratt, Carroll Estes, 12th. session later in allays itching at once, ! 2,355.732 22 Chicago and I have reason Office hours as a FRED W. II other T. W. Willis —10 a. m. to 12 m., 1 to 3 p. m *£ts poultice, gives instant relief. POTE, Agent, Belfast. Maine. liabilities, 304 536 52 Hawes, to believe that there was back Williams’ Indian Pile £ ash capital, A. brought 7 to 8 and Ointment Is pre- 1,000’,000 00 Rand, W. Dodge, from that p. m., by appointment. >ared for Piles hnd S over all Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborer* re- convention definite pledge of itching of the private urplus liabilities, 1,276,638 00 G. A. F. L. >arfs. Woods, ly on Dr. Thomas’ Eclectic Oil. Take* the support if effort was given for the sa- Druggists, mail 50c and $1.00. J. CORNER CHURCH AND BRIDGE WILLIAMS indigestion. Videtto, B. L. out of or loon. STREETS MFG. C0.t Props., Ohca * For Total liabilities and Myrick sting cots, burns bruise* at once. I believe that they sent back a Clevoland, Kodol Relieves sour surplus,' $6,319,753 80 Jrgent. Pain stomach. C cannot stay where it I* used. to that effect,” Telephon connection. 28tf of HESTER L. GORDAN & State promise For sale by WM. O. POOR & SON. Palpitation the heart Divests what you eal CO., Agents, Portland, Maine. 3wl3

* SEARSPORT. Rufus L. Mudgett. 37 THE PROGRESSIVE STORE G«oi£e C. Fletcher. 49 L. Albert Gardner. 38 AMMMMMigjj Mrs. Ella Mowry returned last week from Providence, R. I. Total.779 Mrs. Prudie N. Putnam visited friends in Capt. Perry Sprague. 53 Belfast last week. Norman D. Griffin. 58 40 1 Capt. C. M. Nichols returned Saturday from Raymond Smith. I Frank H Jackson. 34 Millinery in Spring a business trip Boston. 45 Opening Clyde Memthew. Fred 39 Mrs. O. C. Atwood left for Boston Hardman. Monday J. D. 46 for spring styles in millinery. Young. Clement Smith. 42 APRIL 6, 1912.— The gold thimble found last week by W. M. Frank Harriman. 49 Parse belonged to Mrs. E. D. P. Nichols. Lee Wentworth. 35 |—SATURDAY, We invite our | Chester 52 cordially you to attend Spring and on 1 Easter Hawes.a. Summer-Millinery Opening | Frank B. Monroe has a choice lot of Aurelius 60 §| Coose. cards at his store on Main street. 6, at which time we will show the post John Barrett. 47 Saturday, April best and latest styles in Ladies’ Hats. # A. S. 49 i| Capt. W. R. Gilkey and son opened their TSSSS] Cunningham. Alston 40 Unusual care has been exercised to an attractive laundry on Mt. Ephraim road last week. BA SC POWDER Ellis. provide and up-to-date line of i I Dr. C. E. Bdtto. 54 |H B. of and we Andrew McGown Worcester, Mass.,was Bion B. Sanborn. 57 Hi Millinery will endeavor to give you the best of attention and guarantee the in town Saturday and Monday on business. § The best of service and satisfaction Miss Velma Webber, who has been visiting Absolutely Pure winning side—total...... 790 throughout. relatives in Boston, returned home Saturday. P |m Great enthusiasm prevailed; and the partici- pants voted to a “Stockton Springs Make this you home store when out 4 Rev. J. Albert left for Rock- organize shopping. Corey Tuesday Rifle Club” for target practice, the site for the ||j land to attend the Eastern Maine conference. Used and by the most shooting to be determined later, when some We are the home of PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS. are now in. praised safe has been found within H May styles I Miss Gladys and Gordon Butman returned entirely jocation the village limits. Each side having won once Call for a Fashion Wednesday from a visit in Boston aud vicinity. wl competent and careful pas- >; Sheet. there will be a trial for the best record out of jffil | Snow fell Monday night and Tuesday morn- cooks the world over | three matches. The target will be 100 yards ing to the depth of 6 inches and was very try j away, and each man will be allowed five shots Jv as in the tests of of marks- light. previous accuracy manship. H. H. COOMBS week 11 j CO., 9 M. A. Cook will sell this ai^d 12 | inch Easter Vases, regular price 15 cents, for | Powder made cents. K The only Baking zl Stops Scalp 11 Itching Overnight. Masonic Temple, High Street, Belfast, Maine. | E. who has been from Cream of Miss Esther Beach, spend- M Royal Grape | Guaranteed by A. A. Howes & Co. to I the winter in Mass., has return- ing Winthrop, Ban:sh ed home. Tartar—made from grapes Stop Falling Hair and Dandruff. James E. Wentworth, who has been confined Itching Scalp, keeps you scratching and miserable all the time. Wash to the house the past two weeks with grip, is feeling your improving. hair tonight with pure soap and water, rub on a goodly quantity of PARISIAN SAGE and Miss Winifred Nichols arrived Saturday from the distressing itchiness will be gone in the Bridgewater, Mass., where she is attending morning. The of Monarch Howard academy. Sheriff Jenkins’ deputies raided the shack STOCKTON SPRINGS. PARISIAN SAGE is a pure, refreshing and Joseph Rich, an Italian, at Mack’s Point, Mon- invigorating hair dressing. Besides putting finished fertili- Barge Boylston discharging day night and found the goods. Rich and the an end to scalp itch, dandruff and falling hair zer at the A. A. C. Co. and sail- plant Saturday goods were taken to Belfast Tuesday for ap- Mrs. Albert C. Colcord, East Main street it nourishes the hair roots and puts a splendid ed for Weymouth. pearance before Judge Knowlton’s court. has been housed by a grip-like cold for severa! radiance into faded and unattractive hair. and She is at this It should be used by every member of the Mrs. A. M. Ross daughter. Miss Lucy, State Evangelist Banks of the Christian days. improving writing. Vacuum Cleaner to the free from dandruff \ from a visit family scalp returned Saturday with friends in Advent church at the First Cong’l has beer keep spoke Miss Clara Mixer, Sylvan street, germs and baldness. bottle 50 Boston and vicinity. church last forenoon the prevent Large Sunday through confined to the house by a severe cold, but at cents at A. A. Howes & Co. and Christian courtesy of Rev. C. H. A druggists Sch. M. V. B. Chase, Capt. Shute, arrived McElhiney. this writing, April 1st, is much improved. everywhere. audience was present to hear Mr. Banks. The of Friday from Cataret with 720 tons of fertilizer large King Vacuum Cleaners. Capt. Horace Staples, West Main street, took to the A. A. C. Co. Deputy sheriffs. Edgecomb and Dickey made ! BORN | Monday’s steamer for Boston for his first-of- a search and seizure at an Josiah L. Hamilton, who has been confined Saturday night the-month, business trip to Somerville, Mass. Italian house in Mechanic’s Hollow'. Bickford. In Winter Harbor, March 23, to Endorsed and the U. S. The New to the house for several weeks with pneu- boarding adopted by Navy, 1 * The were before Knowlton of Mrs. Maria F. Blanchard went to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bickford, a monia, is able to sit up. parties Judge Sandypoint daughter. the Belfast Municipal court Monday^afternoon. last Saturday to spend a few days with her sis- Bowden. In Stonington, March 21, to Mr. York Police Department, The New York and Brook Barge arrived Friday from ter Clara and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Roscoe B. Bowden, a son, Arthur Al- Boylston Wey- The rain of took the mouth with 1,500 tons of fertilizer tc the A. A. heavy Friday away Heath. bert. lyn Edison Electric Light Co.’s, the Churches, snow with the of a few leading C. Co. at Mack’s Point. exception patches by Chase. In Bluehill. March 20, to Mr. and the roadsides and in the Robins are Mrs. Albion P. with Mr. and valleys. Goodhue, 2nd, Mrs. Edward E. Chase, a son. Schools, Theatres and Public Institutions this But one or Hospitals, Sch. Warner Moore, Capt. Roosevelt, arrived slow in getting along spring. Mrs. Daniel Proctor of Belfast, dined with Hammons. In Chicago, March 17, to Mr. from Carteret with 750 tons of fertili- two have been seen. A flock of wild geese Mrs. Carrie A. Middle last Friday Gardner, street, and Mrs. George L. Hammons, a daughter. throughout the civilized world. zer for the A. A. C. Co. over north- passed Thursday night, steering Saturday. Mayo. In Castine, March 9, to Mr and Mrs. east. W. ivnss Ejinei oarr, wnu nas ueen visiting ner Mr. F.W. Collins of Rockland arrived in town Roy Mayo, a daughter. Richards. In March to Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carr, returned to Dodge’ Corner. H. Peabody Farnham and March 26th, for an inspection of his hotel | Belfast, 22, Hartnett of Boston are at “The and Mrs. Alonzo Richards, a daughter. Waltham, Mass., Monday. friend, Mr. property livery stable, having ordered a 1-3 No Noise. for a few members of few Rhoades. In Belfast, March 31, to Rev. Mrs. F. A. and Miss Chapin” days-The repairs. Nye daughter. Lena, Granite Grange who accepted the invitation and Mrs. Hosea W. Rhoades, a son, Roger who have been in Boston for Our State convention near ! The spring millinery, to visit Comet Grange on the evening of Republican is at Hanson. Weight. returned home hand. Whom shad we have as a No Vibration Saturday. March 25th had a most enjoyable time-Eu- gubernatorial Sholes. In Rockland, March 27, to Mr. and candidate? May it be an able, honest man—a Mrs. Frank E. a Mr. N. D. Hewes, who has been visiting Mr. gene Nickerson has finished work at Sandy- Sholes, daughter. 1-2 candidate to win. Small. In March to Mr. and J. H. Sullivan on Water street, returned to point and is at home-Henry Dodge has re- Orland, 24, The Feather turned to where he has work at oar Mrs. Harry B. Small, a daughter. Waltham, Mass., Thursday. Orono, A large flock of wild geese passed over our ! Smallidge. In Winter Harbor, March to The Price. making. village Monday. of 23, Miss Eva Havener came down from “Harbingers spring,’’ Mr. and Mrs. H. G. a Bangor these are considered. Are we to Smallidge, daughter. to visit her Mr. and Mrs. Unusual Operation. Mrs. Geo, L. Ham- have an Saturday parents, C. forward season? Sprague. In North Penobscot, March 14, to 3 Weight on Sixth underwent a successful earjy, H. Havener, Mt. Ephraim road. mons, avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Sprague, a son. A Specialty of Ready=to~ Caesarean operation last Sunday at the Pres- Elden Shute is the interior Whitehead. In Belfast, March 21, to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ward celebrated the Capt. improving at Chicago. The Operation his and Vacuum their byterian hospital of residence, Sylvan street, by putting in Mrs. Elmer S. Whitehead, a daughter, Wear Hals. Times the 59th anniversary of wedding last Satur- on of Dr. Hench of | w'as performed the advice several hardwood floors. Mr. Elmer E. Georgia Emma. day, at their home on Leach street. the work Dr. J. Thomp- Hinsdale, being performed by son is superintending the carpentry. Wilcox. In Belfast, March 27, to Mr. and Hair in all the Latest Webster of with his usual Dressing Cleaner. Steamer Kanawha, Capt Burns, arrived Sat- Clarence Chicago Mrs. Martin Wilcox, twin sons John William Efficiency. is urday from Newport News with 3,460 tons of success. Mrs. Hammons rapidly recovering The latest report from Dr. Truman M. Grif- and Leonard Oscar. Styles. coal to the Penobscot Coal & Wharf Co. and with her baby daughter will soon be back fin is not encouraging; frequent chills are not home. a favorable symptom in his greatly exhausted MAKKIKI) Miss Annie of is Guaranteed for 10 years. You CAN pay more. You Gilkey Bangor spending condition. We can only wait and hope. her Easter vacation with her Mr. and Mrs. Hammons are both well known JOSEPHINE BRYANT, MILLINER. parents, Capt. Blackington-Preston. In Belfast, March MAY less. But CANNOT to and Mrs. W. R. Gilkey, on Union street. in Searsport. Mr. Hammons, a former Sears- Mr. George Hopkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. pay you get anything 27, Rev. David L, Wilson, Arthur A. Black- port boy, is now a prosperous business man of L. Hopkins, Church street, arrived home Mon- by Mr. and Mrs. of Rockland and Mrs. Marie E. Preston EQUAL THE MONARCH. For sale by Benjamin Franklin of Boston Chicago. day from Portland, where he has been attend- ington were in town and the of Boston. Thursday Friday guests ing Gray’s Business College the past year. I. V. of Capt. and Mrs. H. G. Curtis, Water street. An unknown man, who came down from Clark-Spurdons. In W’interport, March 27, MILLER, Bangor on the train Monday afternoon, March Mr. and Mrs. Elman Dickey, Morse avenue, by Rev. A. J. Lockhart, Leslie L. Clark and C. Main Street. Flounders of excellent 90 MAIN STREET. BELFAST. R. COOMBS, 72 quality are being ! 25th, and found employment with the A. A. C. | are entertaining this weak their two vounrr Miss Laura F. Spurdons, both of Winter) ort. the waterfront I caught along and are selling at ! Co. at Mack’s Point, where he had lodgings at grandsons, liarak and of Rum- Perkins Harri man. In March PRICES. j Emery Dickey Bucksport, ASK FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS AND 20 cents dozen per ready for the frying pan. i their boarding house, was found dead Tuesday ford Falls, the boys having arrived last Satur- ! 27, by Rev. Mr. Whiteside, Harold L. Perkins death having resulted from natural to their Easter vacation in Stockton. and Miss L. Mae Harri man, both of Orland. Mrs. L. B. Blee of Philadelphia has taken j morning, day spend fill Hill II ———■ —— — — ! causes. He was about 56 years old, of medium Reynor-Benson. In Belfast, March 27, rooms at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis Miss Lillian A. by complexion, with a moustache; about 5 feet 8 ; Simmons, accompanied by Rev. Montford S. Edward E. and on Main street and will reside here in the Hill, Reynor was dressed. her niece. Miss Frances Kimball, arrived future. inches in height, and comfortably by Bessie A. Benson, both of Belfast. train, from Boston last to a '* ! He wore two shirts, two vests and two outer Saturday spend Stantial-Vaughan. In Belfast, April 3, by and had 1 week with Miss Mabel F. Simmons in the fami- j Stephen H. Blake, the veteran has coats in addition to his usual clothing, Rev. Wm. Vaughan, Mr. M. Stantial and “ caulker, School street. Lloyd been ill at his home on for a in which was a of lum- ly homestead, Miss B. both of Easter seriously Water street, baggage bag pair , Clarissa Vaughan, Belfast. ST for the two weeks with a boots. He told someone at t' e board- ! past complication of berman’s Mrs. Edward M. Lancaster t»as for a week rtii) diseases. he was well in Ban- ing house that acquainted j past been suffering a severe grip-like cold, I>IU1) and for a short time had been at ._i b Mabel gor boarding j complicated with asthma. She is more com- i Miss. I. Nichols returned to Milo On his a house near the steamboat wharf. fortable at this and Junction last Saturday after two date, Monday, we trust her Bachelder. In Camden/ March 26, Miss F. \ m spending was a railroad ticket oi the Quebec weeks with her and person improvement may continue. M. Bachelder, aged 84 years. parents, Capt. Mrs. C M. Central R. R. from Levis to Quebec and re- Nichols, Water street Buchanan. In Camden, March 28, A. P. take this occasion to inform the of Bel fa.- with the detached. It was dated The Ladies’ Aid will meet Opening people turn, coupon Society socially, Buchanan. W \ \ rE 1 afternoon occurred one March 14, 1812. No letters or cards to give this, Thursday, with Mrs. Alvah C. that we a April 2, 1887, of the heaviest Curran. In W7est Rock port, March 25, Mary (?t)i V V have cargo of coni shipped which we | snowstorms ! his name were found. In his were $1.75 Treat, Church street. It is the An line of that ever visited eastern pocket hoped by widow of a of Elegant Maine, hostess that the Elizabeth, James Curran, native by a northeast and several newspaper clippings, mostly from traveling may allow a goodly hope will arrive in about a week. This coal we accompanied gale and drifts Calais, aged 87 years, 8 months and 21 days. pf from 8 to 15 feet in Province number to climb the hill. height. I papers. Duncan. In Brooklyn, March 28, Captain are now selling to arrive, at the following prices, f Mr. Albert M. after a Samuel A. Duncan, 96 F. A. Wentworth celebrated his 84th birth- Eastertide will be observed with appropriate I Ames, trip to Wash- aged nearly years. || 1st. ington, I). C., is now, Monday, with his sister Farwell. In Thorndike, March 17, O. J. limited quantities: day Monday, April He received many music and exercises of worship Sunday April \ Shirts, P| valuable and husband, Mr. and Mrs.Charles Farwell, aged 75 years. presents from his friends in Boston, 7th at the Congregational church. A large Devereaux, PER HI New York and j in Rutherford, N. J. His mother GlLCHREST. In Clark’s Island, March 25, Ed- points in Maine. chorus of 40 voices have been preparing music being there, Franklin and the family members, Mrs. A. M. ward O. Gilchrest, aged 45 years. Egg Chestnut Sizes, $9.00 G. A. Bowen and L. W. Wentworth, for the occasion and are to be assisted by Mrs. excepting painters, Ames, are together. Hodgdon. In Hartford, Conn., March 26, p “ have begun work on the E. S. Glidden house A. C. Pattee on violin and Mr. Harry Peavey Neckwear, Stove and | Capt. George Ii. Hodgdon, formerly of North- ! (lift Reading Chestnut Sizes, 8.50 on Main street, which will be painted through- on clarinet. The standard of former years for j Mrs. George Titcomb of Oakland arrived last has been of a port, aged about 63 years. ,1! out and the floors and interior work these festal days in this church \ to remain over varnished. Saturday Sunday, the guest of Kenniston. In Sailors’ Harbor, N. Y., P order and if it has even been ex- her husband’s Snug Capt. Frank E. Curtis of the Ore- high possible j parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. March Charles E. of Sk These prices apply only to this cargo, as we cannot tell steamship in the character of the services ! 26, Kenniston, formerly of the ! ceeded general street. She left 1 gonian American-Hawaiian who Titcomb, Sylvan Monday for ; 59 1 month and 25 Hosiery, line, wor- Rockland, aged years, days. as a whole. The music for the morning i home the afternoon when we may have more nor what the be. We has been on the sick list for the past three by train, leaving her little Interment in Rockland. l(i)J prices may will be the cantata by William Reed en- Doris with her I months, has so far recovered as to resume the ship daughter grandparents for a Litchfield. In Warwick, N. Y., March 25, must the titled “The Resurrection and the Life It is time. request privilege of delivering the coal at our command of his steamer at New York. | Elizabeth widow of Rev. D. C. Hi suited in form and spirit for this | Mary White, | admirably Litchfield and of the late C. Hats, as under the now Mr. Griffin arrived daughter Joseph j Gloves, convenience, peculiar conditions I season of the church year. It possesses melo- Peleg March 25th from existing White of 74 H| | dious writing, a dignified, churchly style Pittsfield, having been called there by the Bangor, aged years. we cannot part Miller. In Camden, March 16, Adeline E. hold the coal in storage. Orders will be filled % | and solo passages. It intersperses serious illness of his brother, Dr. Truman M. Everything up-to-date. grateful widow of John K. Miller, the narrative given in touches of Griffin, to spend a few days with his sisters, j Meservey, formerly in turn as are received. tragic of 86 Burial at Waldo- they dramatic with the contemplative | Mrs. John Clark and Miss Maria Griffin, Maple aldoboro, aged years. what need perception boro. Buy you for 2wl4 of feeling upon its two j street. He left Thursday by steamer for his Yours respectfully, passages appropriate Mitchell. In Alberta themes. The Junior chorus will aid in Boston home. Calgary, county, at This great j March Mr. James Mitchell, Easter Canada, 28, aged By the services of the morning. In the evening Sign Miss Emma Hichborn, West Main 69 street, years. the program will be of a diversified nature, BELFAST FUEL & HAY CO. left Monday, for Belfast, in response to a mes- Mixer. In March Marshall 1 you know consisting of anthems by Trowbridge, Buck, Holden, 27, sage from J. H. Howes, asking her to assist Mixer, of Belfast, 41 years. Attwater, Bartlett, and carols by Wilson, | formerly aged that are I him, in his dry goods business, for a few weeks. Pease. In Longmont, Colorado, March 8, you Rockwell, Daggett, Campiglio, Smith, Soutee | WMmmmMmmmmmmmmmmm j Her long experience, as head sales-woman, for 1912, Simeon S. Pease, 70 Palmer’s and Nevin, which, when accompanied by the I | aged years. the G. W. Burkett in that renders her an ex- Ella M. DwightP. city Potter. In March Mrs. getting violin and clarinet in their respective Orland, 13, organ, pert in that line. aged 60 6 months and 24 one parts, will impress the heart of the w rshipper Potter, years, days. irjijOj prepa- Powers. In North Deer March 19, Mrs. Masonic Temple. and musical appreciation in all. We The last week’s weather leport from Stock- Isle, ration inspire Lucinda 92 and 4 months. that most heartily invite all, without respect to ton is as follows: Sunday, a damp, Powers, aged years all-day Paul. In Sailors’ Snug Harbor, N. Y., Capt. has creed or class or nationality or color, to come snowstorm, with easterly wind; Monday, sun- stood ? observance of this Charles S. Paul, a native of South Thomaston, EASTER VASES and unite in a fitting holy shine and shadow with a clear through day, 77 5 months and 12 Inter- the test Christian Festival. All seats are free through- sunset; Tuesday, fine cold Wednes- aged years, days. for day, wind; ment in Rockland. out the day. day, clear, very mild and spring-like; Thurs- over Reed. In West Tremont, March 18, Captain 11 and 12 inch our thirty- day, lovely day, very warm for M:.rch; Friday, Fancy Vases, regulai Nathan A. Reed, aged 54 years, 5 months and rainstorm and fog, very mild; Saturday, beauti- PLUMBING five 23 years Stomach Quickly Ended ful sky, with strong northwest wind. days. price we shall sell them this week Misery Robinson. In Southwest Harbor, March 21, (J 15c., and still re- ; AND | From Cape Jeliison piers the following ship- Capt. A. J. Robinson, aged 78 years and 13 days. Sourness, Gas, Heaviness, Heartburn, Go for the small sum of mains the Standard ping report was telephoned Monday evening: Smallidge. In Winter Harbor, March 21, in Five Minutes. marcn £

distress. ... Edric we will estimates. .... ladies, Mrs. A. Coleman of 36 West gladly give you dizziness, bilious- Guaranteed for indigestion, street, Milford, Mass., is announced as the Emulsion sick and nllstom- \ ness, sleeplessness, headache, winner of the 3rd prize—$10.00—offered by the box 50 cents at A. A. ach diseases. Large Boston Sunday Post for a catchy name for the is the embodiment of Howes & Co.’s, and druggists everywhere. picture presented in its “Unnamed Picture Stimulate elements Contest.” Mrs. C. is the only daughter of Mr. GOODHUE & CO., Paint Your that make for came from Cam- and Mrs. Levi S. street. Numer- House j Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Eaton Griffin, Maple ous in her native town extend con- 44 MAIN MAINE. good health and den Tuesday, accompanied by their daughter, J friends STREET, BELFAST, Miss Beatrice, who has been attending the gratulations to “Amy Gertrude” upon her WITH strength. winter term of the Farmington Normal school. Yankee propensity for “guessing.” Children | for ? Mr. Eaton left again Wednesday Camden, ! The supper under the auspices of the Ladies' AIA DRUGGISTS where he the steam yacht Lyndonia for a Easter I joins Aid society of the Universalist parish, given in Millinery Openinq cruise to Jacksonville, Fla.— Deer Isle Mes- 11-23 ! the Masonic banquet hall (through the kind- Ask your doctor how often — sf>ncrt*r. of Pownal F. and A. last Sat- APRIL 4th, 5th and 6th. ,1 ness Lodge, M.) he an alcoholic urday, at 6 o’clock, for the members of the prescribes match a Mrs. E. A. Patten’s shooting fraternity, proved grand stimulant lor children. He Mayville, Manager, Sun-Proof Paint in all features. The tables were bounti- •&a$i success In store formerly Miss Effie ArifeoSSniSi •£ii3ii!&a8ta8it3fi3ii&ii3aa30^a ladenwith viands of all and the thir- will occupied by BEST ON THE MARKET. Ji fully kinds; i probably say, “Very, Curtis, STOCKTON SPRINGS, MAINE. ty-four masculine appetites were so thorough ly the of the walk- ! very rarely.” Ask him how appeased, (af^.er strenuosity LOOKS WEARS LONGER. ing and shooting) that they gave three rousing a NOTICE. The sub- BETTER; often he prescribes tonic for scriber hereby gives notice that be lias been cheers for the meal, supplied at 50 cents per ADMINISTRATOR'S *2 duly appointed administrator of the estate of also You Don’t Have the ladies. Mrs. Frank Jackson was them. He will an- We carry finishes, Oils, Varnishes, Dryer, Etc. 1 ii plate by probably To| for was A14LIE E. STAPLES, late of Stockton Springs, the special committee the occasion and \\ Window Glass, regular sizes and cut to order. take any automob ile agent’s word for it. assisted by Mrs. Harry R. Hichborn, Mrs. Al- swer, “Very,veryfrequently.” in the County of aldo, deceased, and given Jl bert M. Ames, Mrs. Elmer E. Thompson and bonds as the law directs. All persons having Then ask him about demands against the estate of said deceased are Mrs. Rufus Mudgett, who proved most efficient Ayer’s If you to know what car is selling best read & desired to present the same for settlement, and ^ ^ant aids. Great credit is due these ladies for the as a and are A. A. HOWES Sarsaparilla strong all indebted thereto requested to make pay- & CO., the list of the cars that are registered each week at the plan and execution of this most satisfactory safe for the Not ment immediately jpt affair, netting such a goodly sum for the treas- tonic young. GEORGE C. FLETCHER. DRUGS and MEDICINES. S. Stockton March 12,1912. GROCERIES, m Secretary of State’s office. £ ury of the L. A. a drop of alcohol in it._ Springs, Price for 1912 and Another Shoot. Saturday, the second Ford cars delivered in Belfast 1? “shooting match” was held by our Stockton Always keep a box of Ayer’s Pills in the REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. ^ with the and at -■ -- gentlemen, following captains house, just one pill bedtime, now and The Republican voters of the town of Mont- h. fullv equipped: scores: ==£==] )£ gi personal then, will ward off many an attack of ville are requested to meet at the North Ridge Capt. Herbert L. Hopkins. 54 biliousness, indigestion, sick-headache. meeting house, so-called, in said town, on Fri- 1912 Model T % 60 ^ Touring Car, $720.00 Harold Griffin. How many years has your doctor known day, April 5, 1912, at 2 o'clock p. m., to choose EASTER CARDS 45 the State be John R. Merrithew. these Ask him all about them. 3 delegates to convention to held _at_ 1912 Model T 620.00 & 41 pills? to Roadster, Arthur Colcord. Made by the J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass. at Bangor, April 10th, choose delegates to t 1912 T Frank V. Davis. 48 the district convention, to choose a town com Model Runaboui, 620.00 Edward Littlefield. 51 mittee, and to act on any other business that $ 51 William H. Reed. DR. E. S. WEBBER. may come before said meeeting. —-WOODCOCK’S— Agents for Ford Cars in Waldo County, Melvin Thompson. 30 Per Order Republican Town Committee. | $ £ Alvah C. Treat. 55 Montville, March 30, 1912. George McCullum. 57 DENTIST Leonard LaFurley. 44 The executive committee of the Maine State Burnham Grange No. 509 workedjthe 3rd and which 64 partook. April 10th North CARLE & Harriman 39 Masonic JONES. Joseph .. Room 5, Temple. has voted to hold the annual session of 4th degrees at their last meeting on three Pomona will meet with this grange and % || Harold Hawes. 65 Grange coffee were of class will take Michael Corbett.. 25 Telephone 64-3 tfl2 that body in Portland, Dec. 16-20. candidates. Cake and served, the 5th degree.