T he Courier-Gazette. ROCKLAND, M AINE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13,1895. V o l u m e 5 0 . N'omhkk 3 2 .
Tlie Courier-Gazette Goes Regularly Into M ore Fam ilies in Knox County Than zVny Other Paper Puhlislied
the Confederate leaders were clamoring for DROWNING ACCIOENT artillery, but none came. Highest Of all in Leavening Power.— L atest V . S. Gov’t Report Maj.-Gen. Iliram G. Berry Shortly after 4 o’clock the firing ceased along the whole front, but the enemy showed A Row Boat Upsets and a Young Mao Finds a no disposition to withdraw from the field. It Water/ Gram-Companion Saved. A BIOGRAPHY was evident that a fresh attack was impending, and the Union generals made disposition of A drowning accident occurred Friday Baking Written fo r the Courier-Gazette by Edward K. Gould their forces to meet it. At 6 o’clock the enemy suddenly opened upou Couch and fop. shortly after noon in the harbor, in front ot ter with the; whole of his artillery, the Simpson House. Two young men, Walter I Lotbrup and Eddie Cables, were in a rowboat (Begun in No. 8. Back numbers can be had,] and at once began pushing forward columns a T D R IN K ' and jttte.pptcd to change scats. The water Powder of attack to carry the hill. Brigade after XXV brigade formed under cover of the woods and was rough and the boat Upset. The young agcous conduct in leading this charge and started At a run to cross the open space and men clung to the boat for awhile, but Cables - - After the battle Of Gaines Mills arrange grew weak and slipped off. The accident Ab s o w t e e v p u r e driving back the enemy at one of the most charge our batteries, but the heavy fire of our ments were made to transfer the base of sup was witnessed on the shore, only about 75 feet critical periods of the battle, Lieutenant guns with the cool and steady volleys of our plies to the James. Casey’s troops, who were Greenhalgh received special mention in offi distant, and Clift Goulding, manager of the at White House, were ordered to the new infantry sent them reeling back to shelter, and W llU M ® cial reports. covered the ground with their dead and boats at the hotel, launched a boat from the home happenw^ I j^ fix tu re s base, and all the material that could not be put The ground gained by this charge was held. float and went to the rescue, saving Lothrop, on board the transports was burned. The roll wounded. In several instances our infantry General Berry was reinforced and with the withheld their fire until the attacking column, who was in an exhausted condition, but Cables Capt. A. J. Hall’s horse ran away Wednes I V ' p j i c i o u s ing stock, loaded with supplies, was run into troops now at his disposal, he successfully re was drowned. Lothrop was taken to the day smashing the wagon badly but injuring the river. Five thousand wagons, laden with which rushed through the storm of canister hotel and cared for and then sent to his home sisted every effort of the enemy to retrieve the and shell from our artillery, had reached within no one. For Sale everything portable, were sent to the James disasters that had come upon them. here, the drowned young man was about 18 by the way of White Oak Swamp. The re a few yards of our lines. They then poured Capt. Mark Ames of South Thomaston has General Berry maintained his formation in a single volley and dashed forward with the years old and a son of John Cables, this city. KootB eer serve artillery was also moved by this road. until midnight, when orders came to continue returned from the Boston hospital where he Twenty-five hundred head of cattle made a bayonet, capturing prisoners and colors, and had his right hand amputated. At a B arg ain ! the retreat to Malvern hill. So near were PASCAL ASSOCIATION. \ ’ fiend 2-ecnt *tamp fbr pictured. part of the long column. What could not be driving the routed columns in confusion from the opposing lines of the enemy that strict the field. Until dark the enemy persisted in 'The cellar is finished for the house that Williams A Carlktun. Hartford. Cob*. carried was destroyed, and blazing bon tires AT 252 MAIN STREET. silence was enjoined that the retreat might his efforts to take the position so tenaciously Capt. L. B. Keene is building at corner of marked the camps and depots of the Union not be discovered by the rebel pickets. With An Occasion Much Enjoyed By Home People and Broadway and z\dmontem avenue. troops. Webb says: “Millions of rations, defended; but his repeated and desperate cautious tread and at whispered command the attacks were repulsed with fearful loss, and Many From Abroad. To anyone who is desirous of hundreds of tons of fixed amunition and shells brigade withdrew from the front, leaving be Trumbn II. Bucklin of West Rockport has Light as a Fairy, darkness ended the battle of Malvern Hill, been granted an increase of pension. Frances going into business this is a for the siege guns were thus lost. Lee’s un hind in the darkness the dead and dying, the The annual reunion of the Pascal Associa White as snow, certainty as to the movements of McClellan though it was not until after 9 o’clock that the M. Gushee of Appleton has been granted rare chance. Wiiilo waiting stern exigencies of war making it impossible artillery ceased its fire. tion was held in the new Memorial building. Sweet as a kiss gave the latter twenty-four hours to perfect to bury the slain or to succor the injured. widow’s pension. for a customer we shall oiler ’Neath mistletoe. During the whole battle Commodore Vinalhaven, Wednesday. The ladies were and cany out his arrangements, and when In this engagement General Berry was cordially received and entertained by the la The County Commissioners were in session great bargains in 125 barrels of ’Tis n a tu re 's best Lee saw the intentions of the Union general, Rodgers’ gunboats had rendered effective ser briefly Tuesday, goinofrom here to layout the slightly wounded by a musket ball which sev vice by shelling the advancing columns and dies of L. Carver Relief Corps. Officers Replenishment, the retreat was well advanced, and the roads ered his sword belt. General Kearny being Mount Pleasant road/® Their next session will The staff of life, the reserves of the enemy. were elected as follows: Pres. Mrs. S. L, be held Aug. 20. The Bost Ftour Made at $4.50 per across the swamps guarded to protect the sick from exhaustion and exposure, the com I’ascal of Rockport; Vice Pres. Mrs. T. G. "Magnificent.” . passage of the trains from attack by way of General Berry had followed the retreating mand of the Division was given to General army to Malvern Hill and took position on I.ibby of Vinalhaven; Sec. Mrs. H. M. Arau; Adelbert Crockett’s horse ran away Wednes barret or 3 barrets for $13.25. THE GENUINE IS ALWAYS BRANDED the New Market and Charles City and Wil Berry, who directed its movements during the Treas. Mrs. W. W. Kittredge of Vinalhaven; day at the North End, overturning the milk liamsburg roads.” the right of the advanced general line support latter part of the battle. ing the Second Brigade. At 10 o’clock the Directors, Mrs. E. A. Hawes of Union, Mrs. cart to which he was attached, breaking the We also linvc some of tlie bulk enemy commenced shelling from the plateau F. S. Walls bf Vinalhaven, Mrs. S. L. Miller shafts and throwing out the driver. M Cream Tartar for 18 cents a BATTLE OF MAIA'EKN HILL. About midnight of the 29th of June, Gen opposite the position occupied by General of Waldoboro, Mrs. Clark of Warren, Mrs Crockett was but slightly injured. p o u n d . eral Berry received orders to fall back from his The position selected by McClellan for re Berry’s brigade, and although many men were Win. Gay ofThomaston, Mrs. Lizzie Taylor The Rockland fire department, in new 55 cent Molasses for 35 cents. advanced position at Seven Pines. After the sisting the further advance of the enemy at struck, the line maintained its position all day of Appleton, Mrs. Etta Marsh of Rockland. uniforms, now appear on parade duty. A First and Second Brigades had moved, General Malvern Hill was a strong one. The left and without flinching. In his report of this battle Remarks were made by the president, other change has recently taken place in the James Spice for 4 12 cents a pack Berry commenced the retreat at 4 o’clock in center of the Union lines rested on Malvern General Kearny says: “The Fourth Maine ladies, and Comrades E. A. Hawes of Union F. Sears Co., Stephen llassen having been age. the morning, taking with him a section of Hill, while the right curved backward through particularly distinguished itself for its coolness and C. W. Thomas of Camden. Dinner of elected foreman of the hose in place of Jack And a great many more bar-- Thompson’s battery. The Third Michigan a wooded country toward a point below in holding the ravine in our front and daringly fish chowder was served, and the whole oc Mulligan, resigned. ■ ^ s i r covered the retreat. The brigade soon Haxall’s on the Janies River. Malvern Hill engaging the skirmishers of the enemy’s casion thoroughly enjoyed by all. State-In gains too numerous to mention. reached the second line of defenses, by the is described as an elevated plateau about a attacking columns. I'heir loss was consider spector Stanwood of Winn and wife, were MEN AND WOMEN. way of the Saw Mill road, and took position. mile and a half by three-fourths of a mile in able.” As the brigade of General Berry was present as guests of Mrs. Pascal. By direction of the division commander, Gen area, well cleared of timber, and with several held in reserve it did not become engaged Remember the converging roads running over it. In front Having Especial Reference to People eral Berry personally inspected the fords and although under a severe fire all day. MAINE PRESS EXCURSION. Well Known Hereabouts. TH E BEST FLOUR ON EARTH. found one of them, ( Jordan’s ) in bad condi are numerous defensible ravines, and the Place. Demand It of your Grocer. tion. Fisher’s Ford was found to lie in fair ground slopes gradually toward the north and TO BE CONTINUED. Accept no imitation or substitute. condition, and by the energy of Colonel east to the wood-land, giving clear ranges for Sixty members of the Maine Press Excur Miss Jennie Rich has returned from a visit Walker and the Fourth Maine this latter ford artillery in those directions. Toward the STRUCK A WOMAN. sion left Bangor July 29 for a tour over the in Melrose, Mass. Bangor and Aroostook railroad visiting the S. G. Prescott & Cobb, W ight & Co., Agents. was soon made passable for infantry. General noithwest the plateau falls off more abruptly Mrs. F. B. Miller is visiting her fornyr Berry then rode to division headquarters to into a ravine which extends to the James A South Thomaston Man Made to Pay Dearly thriving, progressive, up-to-date towns of foulton, Presque Isle, Caribou and Fort home at Columbia Falls. 252 MAIN STREE1 report. Gn his return he met his brigade on River. From the position of the enemy, his For a Very Unmanly Act. most obvious lines of attack would come from airfield. Gen. J. P.JCilley and daughter of Miss Caro Atherton of Boston is visiting the march under command of Colonel Hay- her sister, Mrs. J. E, Doherty. man, who informed him that they were ordered the direction of Richmond and White Oak this town were members of the party. They Dennis Hare of South Thomaston was the wore shown every courtesy and the trip was Mrs. John Reed and son Edward of Damar Bond Call Noti to cross the swamp nt Jordan’s Ford, and that Swamp, and would of necessity strike the left respondent in an interesting trial before Trial' the division as well as the army was on the wing of the Union line. Here, therefore, the wrought with interesting information. iscotta are visiting Mrs. E. L Veazie. To the holders of the following » Justice R. R. Ulmer Wednesday afternoon, Ainopg the parties deserving special mention four per cent City of Rockland, Knd move. General Berry again rode to division lines were strengthened by massing the troops The charge was that of assault and battery, Miss Celia Maddocks of Owl’s Head visited and collecting the principal part of the artil for coutributing to the success and com Mo., option b o nds, series of 188] headquarters for instructions, but as General Mrs. Mary Ann Dean of South Thomaston Mrs. C. .E Meservey one day last week. notioe is hereby given th at the foil Kearny was absent, he returned to his brigade. lery. Porter’s corps held the left of the line, forts of the excursion are F. E, Bouthby, of being the complainant. The causes which Maine Central management; Burleigh, Cram, Walter V. Wentworth of Ticonderoga,N Y., said descrilied binds are now due ait vo been unable Io Being satisfied that it was hot possible to pass with the artillery of his two divisions advan hereby called In for payment by salt led up to the trouble are a gory) deal as fol and Gen’l Ticket and Pass, ?\gt, Geo. 74. is on a visit to his former Rockland home. a large body of men over Jordan’s Ford with tageously posted, and the artillery of the re lows:— of Rockland, Me., and are payable rapidity, and knowing that Fisher’s Ford bad serve so disposed on the high ground that a Houghton, of the Bangor and Aroostook j John F. Libby, the Boston attorney, has office of the city treasurer. About 9 year ftpftj Hare and his wife had Wellman IL Buzzell, Prop, of Hotel Ex JiEW DOMESTIC DREAD, been put in good condition by the Fourty 1 concentrated• • • • •• fire of some • sixtyt -z guns GOUltleoum In*tie J been calling on his Rockland friends this Description. 'Arlington Wheat Br^d, some sort nf 4iHlvUlty, the feal l»lam$ (yc change, Koultou; Fred W. Coburn, Prop, of week. Maine, General Berry made inft passage al btougnt to bear on any point la his front or which the authorities wer£ titrable iu pin ill bonds r^q being due “A. D. Ihili JB'jnfj faking the Charles City road to the left. Ten heavy seige guns were, after great Snell House, Houlton; Michael M. Clark, Mrs. George Gray and daughter, Miss Lena Likewise my Cuk< * and Pa-try of name quality*. ? any directions, but domestic felicity became a Clerk of Courts, chairman of board of select or a rt or y ears from the date herec have ju-t com pleted my s< cond oven and can till ull left And joined the CQmmand of General exertion, placed in position on the highest thing of the past; Hare’s little child went to Gray, of Old Town, are guests of Mrs. C. C —
MEN AND WOMEN. Ticonderoga, N. Y. is visiting his parents, Mr* WHIFS FROM BAY POINT and Mrs. T. A. Wentworth------Miss Lizzie Lord visited for a few days last week at Pieas- Having Especial Reference to People ant Beach. He Time to Think of Worrimenl or Olioonlent el , Well Known Hereabouts. NOTICE. Mrs. Ernest Clark and children who have This Ploasenl Resort. been visiting L. R. Campbell, esq., returned All pemonn practicing medicine or turgerv for Fuller $ Cobb. P. S. Crockett of Charleston, is in town HUte of Maine this morning to her home in Cambridge----- fain or hire, an a livelihood. In the for a short visit. Judge A. C. Bradley and family after a j Png la w * ^ 1,01 fled o t the Prov,*lon> of the follow* Miss Jennie Thorndike and Miss Aimee Karl month’s visit returned Wednesday to Wash- , Mrs. John R. Pillsbury hat returned home are at the Thorndike cottage, Pleasant Beach ington, D. C. . ______[Chap. 170 of the Acta of 18M l from her cottage at Owl’s Head. for a week’s outing. AN ACT to regulate the Practice of Medicine and The benefit concert given for Miss L. Etta Surgery VV. O. Hewett and granddaughter, Miss Miss Frances O. Hewett of Worcester, Greene netted $100. Miss Greene has not yet Section I.-T he Governor, with the ndvlce and We Offer Many Bargains Maud Pratt, left Sunday to attend the Hewett Mass., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John W. entirely recovered from her illness and her re.ldent.consent of ln the thl. Council 8t.te, who shall .h.il’he appoint gr.dnMeJ alx Deranna o" > reunion to be held at Windsor tomorrow. Titus----- Arthur J. Titus returned Sunday place as pianiit of the Bay Point orchestra is ieg.lly chnrtert.fi medlc.l college or unleeraity hnv Dr. VV. E. Crockett, accompanied by his night to Lynn, where he continues in the being filled by Miss Ina Colby of Boston. Big Jacket Sale! In. the power to confer degree. In medicine, nnd T his W e e k : employ of M. B. Martin. who .h.ll Imre been .etlvely employed In the pr»c. wife, was in the city Saturday. They will The Hotel is enjoying an excellent run o f tlee of their profeealon for n period of flee rear, occupy a cottage at Northport during vaca patronage and the remaining weeks of See our South Window. who .h.ll coi .tltute . bonrd of re,:.tr.,lon of med’ tion. THE SOCIAL SIDE. summer will be unusually busy ones. • ’J*11 l,p npptdnted'M d'hobl for term, of two, four nndd .Ilto. yetfra,yearn, reaped.re.pect- Duck Suita, Dark and Light Colors, Lieut. John Brickley of the Boston "finest” A progressive whist party was enjoyed by “ BARGAIN OF THE SEASON I" Ively, beginning with the flret day o f Ju ly In the who has been passing a lbort vacation, at his Pleasant Parties, Pionics and Other Like Popu sixty of the guests Wednesday evening. presentpre.ent year, and.nd until their flucceatoraBuccen.or. are np 98 c e n ts. old home in this city returned to Boston Sun pointed, and thereafter the Governor, with the lar Summer Dissipations. Prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies, 50 Ladies’ Jackets, fomc si Ik advice nnd consent of the Council, ehall appoint on day. Mrs. Dr. Shepherd first, silver salt case; Mrs. or before the flrat day of July every other year, Duck Suits that have been selling VV. A. Witham, Supt. of the South Boston Hodgdon second, silver top cut glass pomade lined, colors Black, Blue, two persona qualified aa aforesaid, to hold House of Correction is in the city on a visit C&The bop at Bay Point Saturday night Brown, to close at office six years from the last named day. No m em for 18.50 and 84.00; now 81.50. box; Miss Nutt, third, work basket; gentle ber of said board sha'l belong to the faculty of any to his mother. Mr. Witham’s wife accompa promises to be the most elaborate one yet men, Mr. Creamer first, silver letter holder; medical college or university. Vacancies In said nies him------Chas. E. Souther and Frank given at this pleasure resort. J. W. Chandler second, silver top cut glass boat’d shall be filled In accordance with the pro. visions of this act for the establishment of the orig Duck Suits that we have been Bell Stoddard of Charlestown, Maas, are spending Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Fuller celebrated the pomade box; Mr. Mitchell third, handker inal board, and the person appointed to fill a vacancy a portion of their vacation in this city. 54th anniversary of their wedding, last chief box. $1.50 shall bold office during the unexplred term of the ing for 85 and 86 ; now 83.00. evening, by giving a family party. After whist there was dancing and the member whose place he fills. Any member o f la id Misses Gertrude Sanborn, Rosa Wall, bonrd may be removed from office for cause by the Florence Payson and Margie Stahl and John That Oak Hill Grove is a popular resort is evening was one of much enjoyment. 44 Ladies’ Jackets, Blue, Governor, with the advice and consent of the Coun Payson were the guests Sunday of the Misses evident from the crowded electrics every It was a merry, jolly, happy throng that Blnck, Brown and T an, large cil, and not more than two members of suid board Payson at Northport—Yacht Sachem, Capt, evening. Dancing, bowling, merry-go-round, gathered at the Bay Point Hotel, Saturday shall at one time be membera of any one chartered sleeves, proper length, to Btate medical society. Webber, with a party of Portland students music and the varied other attractions fully at evening, the occasion being the regular Beet. 2 —The mem tiers o t said board eliall meet aboard, was in the harbor yesterday. test the pnblic taste. Saturday night hop. Beautiful ladies were close at . . . . on the second Tuesday of July next, at such time attired in beautiful, becoming dressmaker’s and place as they may determine, and nhall Imme Sqi/tf Wqisjs Ellis Rhoades and wife of Malden Twenty-nine members of the Ladies’ Relief diately proceed to organize by electing a chnirmnn guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. W. Burpee- Corps of this city were guests of Mrs. R. H. creations of poetic loveliness. The gentlemen and secretary, who shall hold their respective of were attired in conventional evening dress. fices for the term of two years. The secretary Ladies’ W hite and Colored Muslin Louise A. Grey, Lou Morse and Hannah Thorndike at cottage Thorndyke, Pleasant The Bay Point orchestra rendered delightful $2.50 shall give to the State T reasu rer n bond In the penal Miller of Lynn, Mass., are the guests of Mrs. Beach, Sunday. They were treated to a sum of one thousand dollars, with sufficient sure and Lawn Shirt Waists reduced John Freeman------Sirs. Jennie Dutton of bountiful shore dinner and departed much music and the moments were clicked off on ties, to be approved by the Governor nnd Council, pleased with the hospitality. the sands of time only too ouickly. Among These garments 6old for 87, for the fnlthiuI discharge of the duties of his office. Dorchester is the guest of Mrs. A. M. Smith The aald bonrd shall hold regular meetings—one In 38 1-3 per cent. the many beautiful gowned ladies an d 810. Myrtle street------Mrs. Alec Ross of Som Mrs. Maynard S. Bird entertained a party following: March, one in .July and one In November of each erset, Mass., who has been the guest of Mrs, of lady friends at her home on Maple street, year, and such additional meetings at such times Mrs E E Baldwin, New York, satin striped India and places ns It m ay determ ine, --aid board shall 25 per cent discount on all Shirt A. M. Smith, has returned home. Wednesday, in honor of her guest, Mrs. silk, diamonds. cause a seal to be engraved, and ahall keep correct News was received in this city yesterday of Holmes of Vineland, N. J. Whist was played Miss Gault, Montreal, white silk,sliver spangled. records of all its proceedings, and la hereby uuthor W aists with Laundered Collar the sudden death of Carl, son of Capt. and and prizes won by Mrs. G. W. Smith and Miss Swift, Wilmington, Del, white India ails linntoa Dry Heeds Coayuy. Ized to make such minor rules and regulations as Mrs. T. II. Donahue. The house was artis and pink velvet. shall he deemed necessary for the successful enforce a n d C uffs. Mrs. Edw. Slayton in Manchester, N. H. The Miss C B Wood, St Louis, green and black open ment of this act. % deceased had been ill only ten days. He was tically decorated with beautiful hot house work silk with blnck violets and black velvet Beet. 3.—It shall be the duty of said board Imme a young man of sterling qualities and deeply flowers, and the occasion was one thoroughly ribbon. diately upon Its organization to notify all persons enjoyed by all present. Miss Rose Brown, New York, embroidered practicing medicine or surgery for gain or hire as a 1 lot at 39 cents, from 50 cents. beloved by his family and a wide circle of chiffon over light blue silk. livelihood In this Btate of the provisions of this act, acquaintances. Mr. Slayton was a nephew of _ Nathan F. Cobb celebrated his birthday Murphy, Brooklyn, white silk, broad sash by publication in one or more newspapers In each Mrs. Albert Berry of this citA n d as her guest Thursday in a most becoming manner, assisted natch county, and every such person who is a graduate of • M I) Bush, Boston, i 'hlte flowered organdie a legally chartered medical college or unlvcrs ty for a number of summers past had made hosts by a number of his friends. The tug Somers muslin, green ribbons. having power to confer degrees in medicine, atid 25 per cent Discounton Parasols. of friends here. N. Smith was chartered and a trip enjoyed Miss Martha Babcock, Boston, pink nuns voillog, every person who has been a practitioner of medi among the islands of the Mussel Ridge chan cream lace and pink ribbons cine or surgery In this Btate for a period of three Mrs. A. J. Maker and Mrs. D. A. McDon Miss Grace Durland, Elmira, N Y, white inous- years next prior to the paseaue hereof, shall upon aid of Lynn, Mass., who have been visiting nel. On the return the party stopped at the llti de sole over white silk. exhibition of satisfactory proof thereof to said their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Grant, re Simpson House where an excellent dinner Mrs. Bacon, Brooklyn, lavender and cream India BOSTON WEEKLY LETTER. board and upon the payment of a fee of two dol was enjoyed. It was a day of unalloyed silk with cream laces and lavender ribbons. lars be entitled to registration, nnd said board shall turn home today------Mrs. \V. \V. Thomp Miss Meins, Boston, light green India silk, black ir*sue to him a eertilicate signed ny the chairman son and daughters of Providence, R. I., are in pleasure. velvet ribbons. Many Boston People Are Spending Their Vaca and secretary and sealed, and said ceitlllcate shall Ladies’. Misses’ this city for a few weeks------Mrs. Grace Eighteen young ladies and gentlemen en Miss Nina Rawson, N< ’ York, pink India silk, state the facts mid the cause of said registration, Gilman of Seattle, who has been the guest of joyed an evening’s outing at Crescent Beach, pink velvet ribbon. tion in Rockland and Violnity. and mast be publicly displayed nt the person's prin Miss Gonderham, Montreal,light green India silk, cipal place ol business us long as suid person con And Children's Jackets Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Butler, has gone to New Thursday evening. The trip was made in green velvet corsage, bouquet of bride roses. tinues such practice for gain or hire. York------Mrs. Geo. Gray and daughter. Crockett's buckhoards and a jolly good time Mrs S G Adams, New York, black satin skirt, Boston, Aug. 12, 1895. Beet. 4—Any person not ent iled to registration Miss Lena Gray, of Oldtown, are Gsiting Mrs was had on the trip dow.i, while there and on fancy waist, black chiffon over white satin. as aforesaid shall, upon the payment of a fee of ^utt be closed out within the next Mra. E J Ward well, Cambridge, pearl gray lace ten dollars, be i-niilled to exam ination, and If C. C. Hills------Dr. Joseph F. White of Bos the trip hack. Mine host Mr. Smith served P. S. Crockett of Charlestown, is spending gown, bouffant sleeves of gray chiffon, cerise his vacation in Rockland----- J" R. Glover of found qualified l»y a minority of the members of two weeks. We will make the ton who has been visiting W. O. Fuller re one of his elaborate and delicious fish dinners. ribbons and diamonds. the board pren-nl, shall be registered as a physician turns home today, Miss Mary F. Fuller, his There then was dancing, games, strol’;ng on Miss Gault, Montreal, white silk, sliver pasae* Camden was in town on business last week------or surgeon and shall receive a certificate thereof as the beach and moon gazing. m entrie. Miss Alice Hall of this city has been visiting provided In Section S. Any person refused regis the prices to please you. niece, who accompanied him here, remains for M rs W F Brown, Passaic, N J, ecru grass linen tration may be re-examined at any regular meeting awhile longer. friends in Rockland----- Mrs. T. H. Wright A very pretty party was given Saturday over silk, ecru lace Insertion, green velvet stock. of Camden made a short visit here during the of said bonrd within two years of the lime of such evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miss Ada Gooderhatn, Montreal, pink India silk, refusal, withe additional fei, and thereafter mn 1 odd lot Infants’ 26, 28 and 30 in. Miss Nettie Friend of Sedgwick who has cream chiffon. eek----- Miss Hattie Rose is visiting her old be examined — often as he .«•<»>may uusiru,desire, upon uthi been the guest of Miss Cora Hall returns home Jones, by W. Scott Hall of Boston and Harry Mrs F W Ward well, Cambridge, black satin skirt, home in Thomaston----- Mr. and Mrs. W. M. payment of the fee of ten dollars for each exsmin Cloaks, fall weight, 50 cents. today------Miss Alice Hall, who has been the II. Rogeis of Quincy. Thirty-eight young pink silk crepon wulst, diamonds. tlon. Bald board, after u conviction before a prop Miss Grace Banger. Joliett, III, white India silk. Snow of this city are among the guests at Bay It is court for crime In the course of professional bui guest of Mrs. J. F. Gregory, Cedar street re ladies and gentlemen were entertained at Point------Arthur Potter ia in Rockland visit ness, and after heating, may by unanimous vo turned to Boston Saturday------Edw. Mayo whist, the prizes being awarded to Miss Angie Mrs Fred Richardson, Elmira, N Y, blue silk, sses’ an d C h ild re n ’s irridescent passementerie and diamonds. ing friends------Israel Thorndike of Thomas revoke any certificates issued by them and cunt and family of Foxcroft made a carriage drive Butman and Mr. II. D. Ames, Miss Lucy Mrs Guy Schumacher, Elmira.N J, blue organdie ton is in town for a few days----- Frank the registration of the person to whom Ihe sat; through to this city and are at the Simpson Crockett and Mr. S. T. Andros. A delicious over white silk. was issued. Bold board has also pow er to suspei D re sses, 39 c e n ts Miss Gertrude Perego, Brooklyn, white mouslln Holmes of East Boston called on friends in Reported or revoke any certificate by unanimous vote in m House for a few days------Mrs. James E. Pills lunch and a “souvenir grab basket’’ closed do sole, with pink ribbons and diamonds. Rockland Thursday------S. H. Webb was a cuse where same certificate has been wrongful bury and two children of Peoria, 111., and Mrs, one of the pleasantest parties of the summer. Miss Gwendoline Leonard, Boston, lemon obtained or any fraud connected with the sa guest at Young’s during the past week------registration. All fees received by the board und Alvin Heald and child of Pawtucket R. I., brocaded silk and lemon ribbons. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker are making a are Csiting Mrs. Pillsbu./s sister, Mrs. M isa Wood, Bt Louis, white organdie, lavender ahall be paid by the secretary theieof In e Ladies’ Suits left CAUGHT BY CUPID. ribbons. visit here------Miss Vinie Wall of Charlestown the______treusurv-----_ of the Btate wonce uw in iu wuciieach month. in onm . Thomas Klint Fulton street------Miss Hattie Mrs R A E Greensblelds, Montrenl, lemon moire who has been visiting in Rockland has re Beet. 5—r’he compensation, Incidental und Ira’ About town (hut we are sell-! cl'lng uxpeusi s of the board ahall be puld from tt >0; worth 812 and 815. Bailey of Freeport is a guest at Pleasant silk, ch'ffon and diamonds. turned home------R. W. Carleton of Rock Young People Who Will Hereafter Travel Life’s M.s Alfred Wilbur, Boston, white mull over tieasury o/ the btate. The compensation ot men Beach of Mrs. R. IT. Thorndike. Misses white silk, Valencienos luce und diamonds. port has been in this city on business the ing clothing, (the good kind) bers of the board shall be five dofiais each ft Mae and Ruby Thorndike returned home yes Journej as Companions. M rs J C White, Portland, black brocade skirt, past week------W. A. Moody was one of the every day actually spent In the discharge of the terday from a month’s visit to the beach, scarlet chiffon wulst. Rockland visitors to the city last week------lower than any other concern duties uud five cents per mile each way for nece Mrs G I, Fox, Brooklyn, white bengallue with sary travelling expenses In attending the meetlnj 's School Umbrellas 50c Mrs. Jno. L. Howard and daughter Nina of The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hodgkins, pink brocade and cream chiffon, diamonds. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gillette of Jamaica in Knox county. We have an of ihe bonid; l ut in no cane (hall any more I Jacksonville, Fla., are in the city for a short The Misses Helen and Bessie White, Portland, Plain are visiting Mrs. Gillette’s father Mr. paid than has actually been expended. The seen Broadway, was the scene of a very pretty oink uud light blue accordion plaited silks, cieam idea where the report started, iary shall be allow d extra coapensatlon for book visit to her sister Mrs. L. A. Colson------W. home wedding Wednesday evening, the con laces. W. J. Wood, in Rockland------Maurice Miller Stationery, poatuge und otlior necessary expeust T.Cobb is in Boston------Dr. and Mrs. J. W. tracting parties being Miss Lena R., daughter Miss Boyd, Ne York, Dresden silk, c of th s city is visiting his old home in Camden. hut don’t propose to deny it. actually incurred. Such compensation und the h cidentuls and travelling expenses shall be approve Palmer of Fitchburg, Mass, are guests of T. of Mr. and Mrs. Hodgkins, and Vesper A. laces. ----- Geo. L. Knight was in town Tuesday Miss E Boyd, N r York, old rose moire silk. en route for New York------Eben Smith of One glance at onr show win by the board and sent to the Auditor of the stub gham Aprons, 13 cents, 2 H. McLain------II. N. Pierce is at Lake City Leach, also of this city. The ceremony was white chiffon. who ahall certify to the Governor and Council tt: for a two week’s outing------William Sleeper performed in the parlor, Rev. J. II. Parshley, Miss Florence Adams, New York.pink satin with Vinalhaven was a visitor to the city last week dows will convince YOU tlull umount due, us iu cuae of other bills und accouul 15 c e n ts . of Charlestown, Mass., is the guest of G. W. of *he First Baptist church, officiating. The duebesse lace and opal passementerie. ------H. A. Rueter of Jamaica Plain has re approved by blin under the provisions of law McKinney------Rev. Mr. Davenport, Marcus pink satin turned from a visit in Rockland------Miss dollars can bo saved by buying prov.ded, that the amounts so paid ahull not ei parlor .was veiy prettily decorated and the chiffon to mulch and diamonds. coed the amount received by the '1'reasurer of th Carroll and Charles Schenck are at Cooper’s Lottie Carney of this city is visiting friends in Btate irom the board in fees us herein spccifiec faists in White and Drab, bridal party stood under a magnificent bell of Mis. Alvah. II Warner, Salem, changeable old your clothing now. Beach for a week’s outing— —Frank Leach sweet peas, white daisies and everlasting in rose chene silk and jet trimmings, diamonds. Thomaston------Mrs. Mary Campbell of and so much of said receipts us may be neccssar Miss Ethel Warner, Salem, pink organdie mull Rockland is visiting her son George in this Is hereby appropriated for tie compensation an has returned to his home in Providence------terspersed with green. The bell was sus The extremely low prices) expenses ol the board as aforesaid. cents each. Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Brown passed Sunday at Valencienes lace. city -G . R. Marshall with Houghton & pended from a floral arch the background of Mrs. C P Creamer,□er, N«New York, fawn silk crepon made on our goods have had Beet. 0—The board shall keep a record, th their summer home at North Haven----- Mrs. which was formed of a trellis of ivy banked in skirt, fancy waistl joink ' chiffon, diamonds, Dutton of this city has returned from a vaca names and residences of nil persons registere J. C. Perry and ch’ldren have returned home Miss N utt, Broooklyn, gray and white silk, pink tion trip to his former home in St. George hereunder and u record of all moneys received an , Ladies’ Cprset Covers, Square goldenrod. the elTect of greatly reducing disbursed by said board, uud said records or dupl from a two weeks outing at Pemaquid----- Mrs, velvet uud lace. ------Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Witham of this city Neck^25 cents. The wedding march was finely executed by Miss Fanny Granger Dow, Brooklyn, cream our stock, hut we still have a cates thereof shall always be open to Inspection 1 Joseph Kalloch and Miss Edith Kalloch have Mrs. John Leach. The attendants were India, pink chiffon and corals. are spending a few days in Rockland------Mr. the office of the tiecretaiy of State during regulu office hours, bald board shall annually report t returned from an extended visit in South Fra Masters Wendall and Arthur Hodgkins and ' ilA Lewis, Brooklyn, black skirt, fancy and Mrs. A. A. Fales of Charlestown are large assortment of choice mingham. visiting in So. Thomaston----- John F. Libby the Governor, on or befoie the first day of ..auuar V Shaped Corset Covers, 29 Misses Blanche Vinal and Vivian Billings. iuulah Riley, E lm ira, N white satin in each yeai, the report to contain a full and con: F. E. Carr, of Dunn & Carr, has been mak The bride was charmingly attired in a striped ciepou, fancy ribbons. of the law firm of Hanley & Libby has been styles antTpatterns. plete account of ull its official ucts during the year ing a vacation visit in Bangor the past week gown of dove colored crepon trimmed with Mrs John J Adams, New York, black brocade visiting f.iends in Rockland the past week. also u statement of receipts and disbursements c skirt, fancy waist pink chiffon and jet, diamonds. By buying your suit or trous the board and such comments or suggestions a ------Harry Palmer of Hudson, Mass, is at lace and white satin ribbon. Miss B Beau, Brookline, pink moire silk, pink The Boston Theatre, in its new dress of may be deemed essential. Lisle Union Suits, 81.09; J. F. Spr?nue’s, Camden street- -Miss Clara The guests composed of rela/.ves and im* I chiffon. white and gold, was opened Saturday even ers now you can save almost Beet. 7 It shuli be the duty of the bourd, It •»tin, black velvet members or agents to investigate ull complaint Thomas of T he C.-G. office went to Portland mediate friends partook of a wedding lunch, ‘ rnJio*BEnKe^ yanK°r* ing by George Thatcher and Carroll John enough to purchase your win regarding non compliance with or violation of th /educed from 81.50. this morning, where she will visit during her after which Mr. and Mrs. I.each departed 1 ill'.. Putnam, Provldatfce, white .Ilk with black son’s twentieth century minstrels, under the provisions of this act und to bring all such cases t vacation with her aunt Mrs. Willis Ayer------amid a shower of rice on the 9 o’clock train, stripe, cream lace, black velvet ribbon management of Henry J. Sayers. ter overcoat. We have an the notice of the proper prosecuting officers. tents for Ladies’ Vests which Mrs. David Everett of New York is visiting at They will spend two weeks at Bangor and f Rlverpolnt, R I white The show proved satisfactory to the audi Beet. 8.—On und after the first day of January S. G. Everett’s, Head-of-the-Bay— —Mrs. J. .111 6 . broluered chiffon, opals and diamonds. immense line of Fancy Duck iu the year eighteen hundred und ninety-six, in Southwest Harbor. Miss Mleus of Boston, blue brocaded satin, ence, which insisted on a repetition of nearly hoard shall examine all applicants for registrutlo were 50 cents. A. Files who has been at Mrs. Eliza I Iolbrook’s Mr. Leach and his chaining bride are ’ Duchesse lace and diam onds. all the musical numbers. The first part is a Vests in sizes 34 to 40, 81.25, as licensed physicians or surgeons. Each appllcati returned to East Boston Saturday------Mrs. among our most popular young people. Mr. , ...... pleasing novelty in scenic arrangement and must give satisfactory proof of being lweuty-ou G. M. Duncan has gone to Lincolnville for a Leach is a popular employe in \V. O. Hewett 1 Nervous debility is a common complaint, 81.50 and 82.00. years of ago and of having good morul charade »’ Underwear, in gray, 39 cents ; costuming, and the jokes, gags, stories and and possessing a reasonable amoigit of averag visit with relatives----- Geo. Post of Dorches \ Co.’s store while Mrs. Leach has been a ; especially among women. The best medical songs were effective. knowledge iu the branches of science he desires t armerly 50 cents. ter, Mass., is visiting relatives here and at valued teacher in our public schools for the treatment for this disorder is-a persistent course The company is strong in favorites. George practice In, and pay the fees herein provided South Thomaston------Mr. Rankin and son of past five years. ' of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to cleanse and navigate Thatcher is a host in himself; Carroll John Examinations shall be, In whole or part, In wrltln, Lexington, Mass, are guests at Mrs. Nancy The wedding presents were many and the I the blood. This being accomplished, nature and shall be of an elemeutury and practical eburuc ibray and Black Satine Skirts son is as popular as ever; Raymou Moore is 1 ter. They shall embrace the, general subjects o Wentworth’s------Mrs. William Engel and Miss ngratulations and best wishes are extended will do the rest. still a great favorite, and Miss Selma Lang uuulom y, physiology, pat boldly, materu medicc C cents; regular 50 and 75 Sylvia of Bangor are at Bay Point. by hosts of friends. don and Harry Leighton made a most favor therupeutics, surgery, the principles and practice u MARCH OFJIME. mediclue, obstetrics, or such branches thereof as th Wilbur Pressey and J. C. Flint are visiting FRATERNITY^ FACTS. able impression. board may deem m-cessury for the applicant t m t S k irts . “ Dry Sunday in New York” gave George I in Boston------Clerk of Courts Starrett is rusti This grand spectacular to he given at the J. F. Gregorys Son. cating at Ocean Point------Mrs. A. D. SinHI W. Powers, Dan Waldron and G. Dukelan a ; Bed. 9.—On and after the first day of January The Knights of Pythias, Thursday evening, Spring Street Rink, this evening and tomor eighteen hundred nnd ninety-six. Il shuli bo illegu ■ cases Colored Blankets, slightly and daughter Marie, who have been the guests good chance to make fun. fo... ri---- not duly registered by this bourt lised three candidates to the rank of esquire, row evening, promises to be the most suc The second part of the programme intro of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Kaler, returned Fri cessful event of its kind ever given in this One Price Clothiers. practice medicine or surgery, or any branch ther, imperfect, 41 cents. day to their home in zMIston, Mass.-----Mrs. 'wo applications for membership were re duced the Claflin sisters, who gave a very for gain or hire within this Btate. Whoever ceived. city. >uiug registered as ufnresidd shall so practice ArvilD T. Gould of Bangor, Mrs. Caro Mer sensational dance; George Thatcher in one Under Far well Opera House. jhall advertise or hold himself out to the pubdc The months of the year as represented in of bis famous monologues; Katnza and Arno A few of those Black Crepon Dress rill and daughter Alice of Waltham, Mass., Nahanada Tribe, I. O. R. M., worked the dance, tableaux, float and song will be sub u physician or surgeon in this Btate, who uppui Hunger’s degree at last Friday’s sleep. Naha- grotesque turn; Sharp and Flat in a to his name the Ibtters *'M. 1) or who t are visiting at R. G.* Sherman’s, Granite street limely grand. There will be 200 participants the title ot doctor or physician, meuniug tin Goods left; will close at 39 cts. ------Dr. F. E. Follett has returned from a 'a is in a fair way to be the oanner tribe in musical sketch, and Barker and Richie in a by a doctor of medicine, ahull tie punished b and all will be beautifully costumed, present new skit. week’s sojourn at Pleasant Beach----- Mrs. S. he state. ing a rare carnival of pleasure. R, C. Ran tine of not less than one hundred nor more t D. Dennis is v'siting in Islesboro------W. M. The Sidewalks of New York” introduced the hundred dollars for each offence, or by imp The following have been installed officers kin is the director and this is sufficient guar ouinent In jail for three mouths, or both. /Vf* (jOODS. Tapley returned Thursday fr un a week’s out-1 of Knox Lodge, I. O. G. T 1.: .: C. I., Grace the entire company, and proved highly divert antee that everything will be first class. ing. There are several surprises in this show Beet 10 —This act shall not apply to the ci ing in Brooksville----- Mrs. M. E. Hancock of Watts; V. T.. Lena Rivers; Chap., Mrs. M. The rink has been elaborately decorated missioned officers ot the l uited Btates army which will serve to advertise it, and, judging murii.e hospitul setv ice, or to a physicluu or t New Black Figured Mohair Dress New York city is visiting Mrs. C. W. Living- C. Smith; Sec., Maud Beverage; F. Sec. and for the occasion. visit there yesterday re geon who Is called from another Btate to tren stone----- Hon. aI,d M,g. F. E. Richards of Treas., F. II. Piper; Mar. Edith Cross; G , by the reception given it Saturday, evening vealed a sight that alone is well worth the it will prove a success. particular tuse und who does not otherwise pi Skirts, lined throughout, 84.00 Portland, were guests last week o f Mr. and Clarence Rivers; Sen., Geneva Copeland; S. | price of admission. From the ceiling to the tice in this Btate, nor to prohibit gratuitous sen Mrs. A. F. Crockett----- Walter Wentworth of J. T., Mrs. Fessenden or ibe rendering of assistance in emergency cat all fitted. sides on the cross beams and along the gal nor to medical students who prescribe or oper lery are broad streamers of white bunting, undei tiie direction of some registered physic while at intervals along the gallery and on or physicians, nor to nildwhes who lay no claim New Black Plain Mohair Dress CHURCHES. the til sof physicluu or doctor. the girders 13 a profusion of evergreen. Beet. 11—Neither shall Uns act apply to clairv The Rink will be lighted by three immense Skirts, 83.50 fitted. ants, or io persons practicing hypnotism, roagut arc lights. Everything has been put in as at Rev. C. W. Bradlee will prcacu in the headug, mind cure, iiiussugu, Christiuii Bciet tractive a way as possible. The whole seating (bo called), or any other method wf heuling. If morning and conduct the evening service at poisonous or dangerous drugs are employed I lew Black Fine India Twill Skirts, capacity will be g.ven over to the spectators the Pratt Memorial church next Sunday. Ser rWnY DO surgical operations performed; provided, such p and there will be accommodations for all. mon theine; “Jonah, the runaway from suns do not violate any of the provisions of Beetle 85.00; worth 88.00. ;»■&'! MOTHERS ui ib is a d In relation to the use of “ M. D.“ or This will be a grand aflair, one of the grand duty." title of doctor or pbyslciun. est in fact ever given in this city. Nothing ' put1 “’it* conwta oo their CROWING CHILDREN? Beet. 12—For the purpose of the appointmeni like it has ever been attempted before and no The solo by Miss Poy/cr at the Methodist W o txjtf of you duo't do ti bai said bourd und of the registration oi persons b; one should miss seeing it. church Sunday evening was greatly enjoyed. 61 SURE TO BUI FERRIS' hereunder, this act shall take effect upon iis pussi and shuli lake full effect on the first any of Juuuu » Fall Capes, 26 different On Thursday evening there will be a Pop Rev. C. W. Bradlee has returned from his in ihe year eighteen hundred and niuely-six- nd COLIC at Concert which will be a delightful occasion vacation. One week was spent at North iOOD SENSE [Approved March 27.J Styles. We have the ami all should attend. There will be a de Haven, one week in Massachusetts and one DORSET WAISTS. The undersigned having been unpointed “a boi lightful miscellaneous program and refresh week at Islesboro. THOUS«hOS NOW IN USE. ot registration of medicine’* under the above t greatest 96.00 and $5.50 ments will be for sale. It is desired that cake h Ue.t for ll.ulih, r v have organized by the choice of cumnvr Laughu ‘quickly CURED uuuiy uud liauuty. M. D., che‘ru*un, uud A . K . I*. Meserve, M. contributed for the pop concert be left at the Rev. Mr. Bradlee is engaged to preach at I BUTTOKS at front in- secretary. Cape ever Bhown in this rink Thursday afternoon after 2 o’clock. Fruit Nobleboro and Northport campmeetings. aloud of CLABFU. The necessary forms for applications and pi< IUn o BDc s l b at hip and sugar may be left at Norcross’ drug store for Uobu aupportera. will be furnivhed by the secietary, when request city. Ask to see it. The following selections were rendered at eith er personally or by mail. as soon as convenient. Tapo-faatuuod But- zith Pain=Killer. the evening services at Pratt Memorial church toU*—uuf.'f f,ull uf. All rcgUtiullou under section 3 will < lose Dec. 'Pickets fur the pop concert will be on sale Sunday: Oord-Edgw Uutioa 1895. at Dunn A Carr’s store, and at the door dur UoliM--uuu'
Probate court next Tuesday. ■ The New England Tourist for August has a ACCIOENTS. We would like to look into the pleasant FAWRELL OPERA HOUSE. L. D. Candage is working in the American long article and a frontispiece of Owl's Head FOLKS AND THINGS face of some one who has n<-ver had any de G. L. RLAOK...... M anager. Express office. | making this edition of especial interest to Samuel Goody while shackling on the I people in th.s vicinity. cars rangement of tl e digestive organs. We see The rot has taken hold of the potatoes and limerock railroad Wednesday fot- noon the drawn and unhappy faces of dyspeptics in T h e C o u rie r-G a ze tte has arranged i the crops will be small. Osgood A. Gilbert, formerly with Joseph fractured • is left leg at the ankle and just every walk of hie. It is our national disease, Tuesday Evening, August 13. with The Boston Daily Traveler so The steam merry-go-round will transfer its zVbbott & Son, but who has been handling below the knee. Goody is 21 years old and and nearly ail complaints spring Irom this location from Park street to Oak Hill Grove. the reins over one of Flint Bros.’ delivery has worked on the road but a short time. source. Remove the stomach difficulty and Extra Fun I 6th Successful Season ! that we can send to all who pay in wagons, is now clerking «n the Farmers’ Ex the work is done. Capt. A. J. Hall’s horse got frightened En Route to the Pacific Coast. advance, that bright evening news Elder Hoffman who has been conducting a change in place of George Daggett. The Tuesday while standing near Achorn’s Dyspeptics and pale thin people are literally paper with The Weekly Courier- series of tent meetings here left for Augusta latter leaves the Exchange after five faithful cemetery this city and ran into the Pierce starving, because they don’t digest their food. ONLY FUNNY SHOW TO COflE. Gazette for only $2 per year for today. years of service to accept a responsible po barn. The horse was stunned by striking Consumption never develops in people of ro ALL LAUGHS. IT’S FUNNY. J. W. Rogers is preparing to move to sition at Hotel Claremont. I. Merrill Conant bust and normal digestion. Correct the wast both papers— one of the girders and the wagon was slightly Everybody’s Comedian, our old favorite, Pawtucket, R. I. where he has a position in a takes Gilbert’s place with Flint Bros. Three damaged. ing and loss of flesh and we cure the disease. The Weekly C. 1 year, S2.00 drug store. capable young men are thus distributed Fred Reed, William Watts, Guv Robbins Do this with food. Iloston Dally Traveler, 1 year, 8.00 The Methodist church will not be rebuilt over excellent positions. and William Mason all of Thomaston while The Shaker Digestive Cordial contains al this year, this being deemed advisable at The summer classes in gymnastics under driving down Weston’s Hill, Thomaston, ready digested food and is a digester of food Keanlar price, $ 5 .0 0 the present time. direction of Miss Winnie M. Shaw omitted Wednesday afternoon, were thrown out, the at the same time. Its effects are felt at once. their lessons yesterday on account of the Get fa pamphlet of your druggist and learn Mrs. Dora Metcalf has purchased the Mrs. horse becoming unmanageable. Mason was about it. Our Price fo r Both Papert, Only Sarah E. Thomas house on the corner of War "March of Time” rehearsals, hut they will badly injured and it is feared fatally as he ren and North Main street. resume Thursday as usual. A misapprehen received internal injuries. Laxol is Castor Oil made as sweet as honey At a meeting of the Loan and Building sion arose in reference to these classes on by a new process. Children like it. $2 a Year i f y ou w ill pay for the the occasion of the recent exhibition given Association held last evening it was voted to YOUNG CHRISTIANS. loan $2200 at I5cts. premium. by the juvenile class, it being thought that C-G One i ear in Advance. this exhibition closed the course. This was tb trt& s . The courtesies of Camp Cleaves Augusta have As “GRIMESEY ME BOY,’ There is no brighter or newsier a mistake, and the classes have continued A Meeting Replete With Interest to 1 Large been extended to us through the kindness active work each Monday and Thursday at D t k r —Searsraont, July 0, to Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. paper in New England than The of Capt. R. R. Ulmer, Co. H. 1st regim ent Number ot Young People- B. D ye., a daughter. In the Brl,bte,t, Funnltan and Be«t Farce Comedy Philharmonic hall, with steady increase in Kixjecom b—A ppleton, Ju ly 80, to Mr. and Mrs. E ver W itnessed, Traveler, and Thei C.-G. believes The body of Edward Cables was found Sat skill and good health to the members. In Bdorick D. Edgecomb, a sou. ♦his is an unprecedented offer to its urday forenoon. The body was taken to the deed the degree of success is something upon The following is the program of the rally Morse—Belmont. August 2, lo Mr. and Mrs. f the Rockport Sunday school association Frank A. Morse, a son. readers. If you have not renewed undertaker’s room and then to the home of which both teacher and classes are to be con T h o r n d ik e —Thomaston, August 6, to Mr. and GRIMES’ CELLAR DOOR the young man’s bereaved parents. Funeral gratulated. j be held at West Rockport, Wednesday: Mrs. Horace Thorndike, a daughter. your subscription do so and get a services were held yesterday aLernoon, Rev. AFTERNOON. Harlow—North Cushing, August 4, to Mr. and A^“Thr Great Trilby Dancers! Mrs. Gaorge Harlow, a son. AaT’Tbo Gotham City Quartette I E.B. Hastings. daily paper every day the coming John Pettingill officiating. AMUSEMENTS ANO ANNOUNCEMENTS. 2 o’clock Praise service led by year without spending a cent more. W estcott. Prices 36c, 5Oc and 76c. Dr. E. Holden Lancing is all right notwith ggatriagiB.______Reserved Seats at Box Office. And if you are not a reader of The standing all that has been jaid about him This Tuesday evening Aug. 13th at the 2:15: Reading of scrlptu and prayer, Rev. J. Farwell Opera House which will be the open C.-G. here is an inducement for you The testimonials from people he has cured Field Ripe Leach—H o ijo k in s—Rockland, August 7, at the for the Harvest, Rev. F M. Johnson. to beoome one. speaks for itself. Some of th 2 Doctor’s cures ing of the regular dramatic season the re residence "of tho bride’s parents, 118 Broadway, by have been wonderful. nowned young comedian, James B. Mackie 2:45 Paper, How Can We Hold and Teach Rev J. H. Parshley, Vesper A. Leach and Lena R., All orders to be addressed to 1 he Young Men in tho Sunday Schoal, Miss Bertha daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert W. Hodgkins, Work has commenced on a new building on will appear in his new musical comedy, Leach. both of this city. Courier-Gazette. “Grimes’ Cellar Door.” As Billy Grimes, Mr. 3 :00 I Paper, The Churelt In the |Hunday school, Robertso n —NonTON—Rockland, Aug. 8, by Elm street for C. F. Kittredge. It will be of Dr. A . F. Piper, discussion. wood 22x48 feet. I’he ground floor will be Mackie has a great opportunity to display his Rev John Pettengill, Charles Robertson und Jennie FARW ELL OPERA HOUSE unrivalled talents as a comedy artist. His 3:26: Paper, The Teacher and tho Scholar, Norton, both of Vinalheven. FASCINATION. used for a store and the upper floor for a tene Florent Whitmore, discussion. I’m :.brook—T olm an — Vinalhaven, August 3, ment. Sherman A Glover have the contract. work is decidedly original and more than 3:60: Address, Sunday School Organization, by I). II. Ghdden, J. I’., Edward O. Phllbrook, of dever. Ever since his great success with Rev. T . E. Brastow. Matlulcus, and Susie Tolraan, of Vim-'haven. Saturday Evening, Aug. 17. She’s attended by numbers of beaux, EVENING. McK in n e y —B hagg—Camden, July 18, Charles When down to the seashore she genux, The fire department will parade tonight in Hoyt's “ Bunch of Keys” Company as Rev. J L. Folsom, presiding. new uniforms, rubber coats, boots and hats. O. McKinney and Irene Bragg,both of Lincolnville. Though It Isn’t her face “Grimesey Me Boy,” he has been stepping on 7 o’clock Praise s e n ice led by R ev.W .C. W est D aggett — S hoiiey — Jefferson, A ugust 6, by That draws them apace, The coats are marked with the name and ward and upward on the ladder of fam^ and cott. H. B. Wright, Esq , Elinor W. Daggett and Graco First lim e In This City. But the Trllbyesque curves of her teaux. 7 :80 : Address, Rev. O. Q. Winslow. number of company. The procession will popularity until today he is acknowledged as B. Shorey, both of Washington. The Greatest of all Haenle Spectacles. Geo. Daggett is clerking at Hotel Clare form at Gen. Berry house and march through a comedian of unrivalled ability. “Grim The grand oratorio “ Belshazzer,” long mont. Main street. The boys are proud of their Cellar Door” is one of the brightest of musi O e a tfe s . new rig. cal comedies. Mr. Mackie as “Billy Chimes,” looked for and eagerly expected is announced Norcross the druggist has put in a nice to take place at W att’s Hall, Thomaston, is the presiding genius of the piece. His fun Ste v e n s—Rockland, August 3, at the House of Lost in New York! new soda fountain. The L. E. Cobb store is being rapidly fin Aug 14 and 15, also in Camden the 17th A play full of heart Interest. A vivid plcturo of ished off to receive the stock of boots and is unresistihle. Laugh you must in spite of the Good Shepherd, Mrs. Emma Stevens, a native Charles Wilson has moved into his new yourself. Pretty Louise Sanford, the dear and Rockland the 20th. It is delightful, in of Fayetteville, North Carolina, aged 48 years. New York I’fe fiom the Battery to Central Park. shoes of F. A. Peterson, the shoe irin. Mr. structive and religious and portrays the thril CltoNK—Sw an’s Island, August 6, Mrs. Florence The entire stage converted into house on Berkeley street. God of Mischief, renders herself very charm Crouk.of.Bradford, Mass., aged 22 years,10 months, Peterson has occupied the north store in the ling incidents of Belshazzar’s Feast of Bael” A VAST KIYEtt OF REAL WATER, Mackie, in “Grimes’ Cellar Door” this Rankin block for several years past and v 11 ing, although causing poor Billy much trouble, 2 days. Tuesday evening, August 13. which later on is settled harmoniously to the with all spectacular and dramatic effect, twenty Ho w ard—Waldoboro, August 2, Albert E. How Huataining renl yachts, ferries and for the present continue that branch stocking soloists, chorus of ninety voices and firs ard, nged 69 years, 8 months. satisfaction of everybody. ’’“Her specialty is Br e w st e r —Rockport, August 2, Edwin B., son A new sign graces the front of St.Clair & his down town place with entirely new goods. orchestra. The production is given under A Genuine Steamboat Allen’s wholesale building Sea street. one of the finest. Mr. Mackie’s company is of the late George L. nnd Mary 0. Brewster aged 16 Work on the extension of the electric road composed of merry makers. Singing all the direction of Rev. G. Everett Bean and the Running at Full Speed. A par«y of Rockland ladies and gentlemen en tw o rth down Sea street will commence at once, the new and catchy music of the day, and danc proceed are for the building fund of the M. W —Camden, A ugust 2, Kate W en t Two car loads of hcautiftil scenery, painted by enjoyed a sail and picn'c to Deep Cove, Fri company having readily accepted the stipula worth, aged 18 years. Mr Arthur Voegtler, of the Madison Square Our ing all the latest dances of the season. Crowd E. church, Thomaston. Mo o re—Warren, August 1, Alvin Moore, agod Theatre, New York. The East River by moon day. tions of the Board of Aldermen. One car will the opera house and give them a hearty wel light; Gramercy Square; Randall's Island Insane K. C. Rankin is erecting a new store house be used for this route alone with a motorman come anti “ Billy Grimes” will show you what Between Portland and Augusta, actua Asylum; Madison Square Garden illuminated; J in charge who will collect fares from passen New York Harbor, etc , etc. The New York cast, at his wharf out of the material of the old it is to smile on a cellar door. business is conducted by mail and railroad by new specialties and pieces. school-house. gers as they enter. the students of the Shaw Business college and Kaler, a native Seats on sale in advance at Opera House. Arthur B. won first money in the Belfast After ten years of continuous success its branch, the Dirigo. Students graduating Ch urch — Oakland, California, the widow of The National Guards went into camp at Rev. Albert Church, formerly of Rockland, uged 80 Prices, 35, 50 and 75 cents Great races Friday, losing the first heat and winning Augusta, Saturday for a weeks’ tour of duty. “ Peck’s Bad Buy” is still one of our leading from either of these institutions have a practi years the next two. Co. H. of this cii/, R. R. Ulmer commander farce comedies. Ihe piece since it was cal knowledge of business affairs not always The Handley kiln at the North-end was and during the day had the largest number of here last has been entirely rewritten and is possessed by those who have taken a busi fired Friday night. It util be operated by men on duty, the company numbering 49 replete with appropriate music and strong ness course. The attendance at the above Hudson Ames. men. It required nearly all day for the men specialties. The first act still retains the famous named institution for the year just completed FARW ELL OPERA HOUSE to get throughly settled under canvas. The grocery store, kept by Schultz, the German was 504. Any one desiring to learn of the Use “Good Samaritan" Linlnx nt. Mid=Summer The quarantine has been removed from the grocer. The second act shows Major Peck’s success met with after graduation should send G. L. BLACK, Manager. home of George Crockett whose children have religious services Sunday were conducted by Rev. C. S. Cummings who is a former minis horn? .and the last the picnic scene at Clear for the Business Educator containing a lisl been sick with scarlet fever. of 200 of its recent students. ter of this city. A grand good time is ex water woods in Milwaukee, Wis. Nothing Glasses Lost. The Ludwig house on Masonic street is pected during the week. has been neglected in scenery and coat uni Monday Evening^August 19th. now in charge of Mrs. E. E. Norwell and A pah of gold bowed glasses in case with Dr. ing. The cast is the strongest ever put our OTTAWA BEER. Saul's name on it Finder will make the owner Nothing Old but the Name. daughter Miss Blanche of Auburn. The original aquatic drama, “ Lost in New with the play. Manager Wilson has acquired Mark Down York,” comes to the Opera House next Satur happy and bo paid for trouble If they will leave at Everybody’s Favorite Fnnny Show. A sad case was reported Friday in the death a well dese.ved popularity in the United The finest Root heer in the world. Drawn 48 THIS OFFICE. of Mary Marshall from the effects of alcohol day evening and will be presented with all States and Canada for bis painstaking efforts the realistic and scenic splendor that marked fresh and cool from our Siberian Arctic soda ism. She was about 40 years old. in putting on all his attractions with the fountain. Refreshing, Delicious. Try it. N o t i c e the New York production. The play is the most scrupulouo care. At Farwell opera The state board of registration of medicine cleverest of along line of realistic dramas, and C. M. T ibbetts. This is to notify all persons that J. R Flye is the Peck's Bad Boy! print in this issue sections of Chap. 170, laws house Monday evening August 19th. only one authorized to use the credit of the Vinal was written by the well known American Haven Steam Boat Co. 19th ANNUAL TOUR. Sale of 1895, relating to practicing or surgery. dramatist, Leonard Grover, and is his clever PIANO TUNING. G. II. KIMBALL, Pres. Our theatre-goers who want the realistic A ugust 1st, 1805. 47 After Supper Co ane See It. Permission has been granted the Steamer est work. It is not, as one might infer from and thrilling in the drama will be given a Emmeline to carrv 165 excursionists in addi the title, a melodrama; it is a pretty comedy- J. W. Walker, practical piano tuner, is in Thi. year better than ever. treat nt Opera House next Saturday when town and ready to attend all orders. Address tion to the 54 allowed in regular business. drama, full of humorous situations and thrilling Leonard Grover's celebrated aquatic spectacle, New Specialties. climaxes, but all naturally brought about. The as usual to this office. Mrs. J. R. Stewart left Thursday morning “ Lost in New York,” will be seen in all its Funny Comedians. realistio features include a vast river of flowing realistic splendor. The play is the cleverest of for a Dip of inspection of the lodges of the The Mountain View Hotel, Camden, Me., Graceful Dancers. - Has been such a Order of the Eastern Star in Hancock County. water said to contain 60,000 gallons of real its kind, and is always popular wdh the ladies water, a full rigged yacht, rowboat, femes and F. O. Martin, proprietor, is now open for the BICYCLE TO LET. and children because there is no shooting, season. 26 Pretty Girls. A ««urprise party was given Miss Winnie a genuine steamboat that runs at full speed eta p e r h o a r ; 78 eta. p e r d a y ; M1OO stabbing nor anything bloody about,the play, per week. H. F. ADDITON. success for the two w Spear at her home on Masonic street, Thurs The companv carries two carloads o f special An Extraordinary Singing Company. and it is choc! full of good, clean comedy. Of Beecliam ’s pills for consti 32-33* S p ear, M ay A S to v er day evening. A most « njoyable evening w as scenery painted by Arthur Voegtler, of the course, the salient realistic feature of the pro spent. Madison Square Theatre, New York. duction is the rive.- of veal w’ater which covers pation 10* and 25*. Get the 8UCUK8H BREEDS IMITATORS. we advertised it for t h a | Tin* steamer* Silver 'tar, Florence and It was a jolly, good natured crowd that took the entire stage to a depth of 4 feet, and Jtssie were inspected Wednesday by In in the sixth annual outing of T he Courier - BUSINESS which contains 60,000 gallons of water, a full book at your druggist’s and spectors Palliizer and Merritt of Portland and Gazeti'E and T he T ribune Wednesday, ami rigged yacht, row boats, terries and a practical we have decided to cou^ were found to be all tight. this notwithstanding the rain. The minds of steamboat will ply upon tb's river of reai g o b y i t . Prices 36 and 60 cents. The lumber laden schooner Sunflower all were free from all thoughts of work for all water, with all the appaiant freedom of were bent on having a good time. The trip 11 inr bi tinue it for the rest of this from Bangor got stuck on Lowell ledge in boundless space. The company carries two < A nn ual sales m ore than 6,000,000 boxaa. the fog Wednesday but floated off at high tide was made in one of Berry’s barges and the car loads of beautiful scenery. The Sh&w College with but little damage done. objective point was Sunnyside cottage, Owl's SHORTHAND PRACTICAL TEMPERANCE WORK. month. W e have added The fleet of lime vessels are homeward Head. After arrival not a moment was lost; Portland and Augusta, He. bound. According to agreement the vessels base ball, foot ball, rifle and fish*ng were L. S H A W . P r in c ip a l , - - PORTLAND. when they return will remain here for some at once put into play, and a happier, better The Young Mens Christian Association to Open many notable bargains to natured crowd never enjoyed the beauties of a Summer 6arden. time, tha* is until the lime market improves. HOUSE FOR SALE. Owl’s Head through a fog. When dinner In Warren, near the Powder Mill privilege, 'Ihe crowds that flock up and down the BQSS Mrs. Peter Kennedy entertained a number was announced all were hungiy and eager to great bargain for the right party. Apply to C. C Special our large Btock and w ill of her lady friends Friday in honor of her partake. Landlord Buker and his most esti streets on Saturday evening, seemingly with ATKINS, Rockland, Me. 31-34 sister M rs. Joseph White of Portland. A mable wife did their prettiest to make all feel out any aim except to pass away ’the time, delightful forenoon was enjoyed at the Simp at home and enjoy the day under disagreeable would afford an opportunity for some one to TliNClUMJlK] GIRLS WANTED. Picture make the same low prices son House. circumstances. The dinner was elaborate and do some practical temperance work. The Girls for general hoasework, nurses und the consisted of clains, fish, lobsters in various young men are not satisfied by simply walk w i c i i i T nursery can obtain flrst-claaa places by applying at Our town is noted for its up-to-date milk ing the street, for there is not excitement he Intelligence office of MRS. It. C. HEDGES on all our goods for two forms with all the accessories. It was one of 87 7 Grove BtreeL Rockland and bread delivery carts and the newest the best dinners we ever had the privilege to enough in that for them. If arnusemenl does Sale! addition is that of John Austin of the Austin enjoy and the whole company did full justice not present itself they will make amusement farm. It is a beauty as well as a most handy GIRL WANTED. to the eatables It took a long lime to eat for themselves which is often of a questionable A good cupable girl to do housework. Apply a Oak or White Frames. weeks more. cart, designed and made by J. Fred Hall. dinner for everything was so good and all nature. 31 M ItS. C. C. H ILLS, 36 Beech St. The Young Mens’ Christian Association Shorts.—Dr. L. D. Shepherd, Bay Point, were very hungry. In the afternoon more Take advantage of th) has telephonic connections-----Arthur Young sports were enjoyed by some, others were en have studied this field of opportunity and pro NURSINC. of Lincolnville is clerking for Thorndike A tertained with vocal and instrumental music, pose prosiding the young men with clean fun, I am now prepared to receive ordtus for profes giving them recreation without temptation. sional nursing and ull cure of the sick either by Hix----- Mrs. Susan Pendleton’s Louse, corner others played games, sonic danced, while all day or by night in the city or towns In the Im Size 10x14, 29c M ark Down and buy your Main and Warren streets, is being repaired did something. It rained, to be sure, but not I*he Y. M. C. A. rooms on Limerock street mediate vicinity. References given If requested. ------Capt. Alabama Gross has gone into the one of the parly but what enjoyed every min will be transformed into a Summer Garden, jn BUSINESS LOCALS. Terms by day $1, by uigbt tl. Special rates for Saturday evenings beg lining this week, the longei time. Add rets MRS. HARRIET BEATON, fish business at the North-end------Mrs. W. J. ute of the day. The return home was made 2 Summer St., Rockland, Mu. Size 16x19, $1.00 goods iu the next two Calder has purchased a new Rambler bicycle early in the evening, and the sixth annual seventeenth. The Rockland
-9 THE KOGRbAND CO URIER-G AZETTETUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1895 II' « ■ ! I— — — ■— — —
o u m m i H i E R AUGUST MAGAZINES. NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
S te a m . 1 he August issue of St. Nicholas is a Mid All roads will lead to Portland, on the oc- DR. SW AN’S T e n summer Holiday number, and the various I casionlion of the New England Fair to be held articles making up the table of contents are that city on August 27, 28, 29 and 30. B o ile rs . full of the vacation spirit. Cromwell Gal- Thia fair has long enjoyed the distinction of TEA Knox County People Always In pin contributes an exciting story In “The being the fair of fairs in New England. This R epaired. BranooM Best Race," tolling how llieplockv ycar.lt is ,heui" le.nli,,n t o ',ave il, ecliP’e ?" terested in this News S w e e t ii„ i. h .,d 1...... _ i,h . exhibitions. But » few of the little animal held his own with features can be enumerated in a newspaper PILLS thoroughbred. notice. The grounds are ample and easily JOHN R. COUSINS ,, , . , , , I accessible, the grandstand, judges’ stand, and 1 What Maine Knights Templars Will Do Tho Centnrv for August (the Midsummer , ,tBl)linK the fin„ , in lhe ea9t whi|e the tr, ck , Are guarantei d to cure every form of C aporal Holiday number) will contain a paper on I celebrated the country over. The exhibit I o,dSa’ "2 Years. TILLSON WHARF —A Rockland Mnn on the Staff—Peo “ Fox-Hunting in Kentucky,” written by at Rigby Park is certain to prove worthy D uring my *tnv of over 2 year* In Rockland, I Nervous and Sick Heads :he They will have done work for partle* throughout Knox Co. ple Passing To and From this City John Fox. J r., author of "A Cumberland »;»'(• Applications for space at City Hall M d E astern Maine. break up se ere Cold: and Fevers, L i t t l e Vendetta," and himself a memberof a v ell- P'0""" CTO’ d. ,he b’t? . bu,ld.,nK All my work Is flrat-claaa and beat of references and the Hub—Summer Theatres Doing , ’ _ The management have been untiring since can be given. relieve Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and known Blue-Orass family. Mr. Fox not e„ ly in A»rj, in an endeavor t0 8ecure n01 A ny order* left w ith Me»«r* P ay and Morae, a Large Business. Ifachinlate, will have prompt attention. 26 only describes tho sport as practiced in his i oniy the finelt agricultural, horticultural, and kindred di seas ;$ Not a CATHARTIC. native state, but does so with many touches floricultural exhibits to be had, but novelties of character which will be recognized in Maine Central Railroad. As they con'ain neither opium, mor- that region for their local truthfulness. The of merit and intereit. That they have sue Great preparation are being made for the C ig a rs paper will be illustrated will ceeded in securing great special attractions is F a rm e rs, phine. ed opiates, they are entertainment of the Knights Templars dur Klepper made In Kentucky. evident from their announcement of bicycle In Effect June 23, 1895. ing the week of Aug 25. Boston hat already races by John S, Johnson and other noted Laborers, entirely harmless demonstrated that she can easily entertain an The moat strlklug paper of general Inter wheelmen, a Mardi Gras floral parade, coach T e a m s te rs , immenac number of guests by the efficient est In the August Arens,—the one that will ing parade, telephone concerts, electrical Can find no better ahoe than the Price 25c. All dealers, or prepaid manner in which she took care of the Chris surely be read from Atlantic to l’aoiflo—Is novelties, coa^t fisheries and the World*! tian Endeavor convention and the Sir Knights f o r Fair exhibits of New England birds and ani on receipt of price. c t s . Mrs. Helen H. Gardener's review of recent Bread W inner. riving In Boston nt 4:14 p. m. Parlor are sure of a cordial reception. In the grand mals. The city of Portland has taken hold It is atronr, reliable, honest, and manufactured, Boston. spates Med, co. parade Tuesday Aug. 27, it is estimated that age-of-conaent legislation In the United heartily * ith the management in extending expresrfy to give A L L O U T D O O R W O R K 1:80 p. ra. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, there will be 25000 men in line. In this States. She deals with the bills that have ERS the Beat Service for the I^eiiAt M oney. Waterville, Portland and Boston, arriving In Boston invitations to distinguished people all over Made for Men and Boys, from soft, pliable stoex; at 9:30 p. m. Westbrook, Me. parade the Grand Commsndery of Maine, SOLD BY ALL DEALERS. been introduced in the various statss, and the country. The city will entertain a large in two styles. Miamless Bdlmorai and Congress* 9 :60 p. m for St.John and Provinces, Portland and with those of Ohio and Kentucky will form gives the history of the three bills passed in number wh 1 have accepred. Congressman with and without tap rxde. Boston, arriving In Boston nt 6:00 a m. Sleeping the seventh division. Among the appoint New York, Arizona and Idaho, raiting tho Reed has the assurance of Sec’y Herbert AMOS P. T A P L E Y ft CO., car to Boston. ments to the staff of the chief marshall is that BO8TON, MASS. T ra in s A r r iv e : age to eighteen. Mrs. Gardonur hasos thia that the North Atlantic Squadron will be 10:60 a. m. morning train from Portland, Lewis of Em. Sir William H. Fogler of Rockland demand for fuller protection to yonng girls, Portland Harbor during the week of the fair, ton and Waterville. Knox Co. will be represented in the parade not upon any moral or religious views, It is more than probable that President Cleve 6 :20 p. m. from Boston, J’ortland, Lewiston and by Claremont Commandery of Rockland and Hunting Down n Gang. as these vary according to birth anil truln land and Vice-President Stevenson, Sec’y of F. A. P e te rs o n , Bangor.' "Parlor • ____p *from n EBoston. Ing, hut upon the legal rights which aro 4:45 a. m. from Boston and Portland. Sleeping De Valois commandery of Vinalhaven A correspondent of the St. Lonig Agriculture Morton and Sec’y of the Navy Agent, Itnnkln Block. Rockland. car from Boston. recognized In property and citizenship. Herbert will attend as both President Cleve PA Y SO N T U C K E R , Oen’l Manager. Personal.—Mrs. Dr. Hopkins of Charles Globe-Democrat tells ti story of tho nn- F. K. BOOTIIBY, O. P. &T. A. town left for Rockland where she will spend The Phronologioal Journal and Science land and Vice-president Stevenson are now enrtliing and punishment of a gang of in New England. Special effort will be made W. L. WHITE, Dlv. Supt. the next two weeks—II. O. Gurdy is a recent of Health for August contains Interesting criminals in New Mexico which is n i l - to draw from the large Masonic bodies in addition to the Rockland colony in this city— clmracter studies by I)r. Beall from personal Portland, Mt. Desort A M achias S.8. Co. Miss Fannie Cummings, who has been en excelled in thrilling interest by any Boston the last week in August. The sail WeSell Cheap as Anybody examinations of Swnmi Vivekananda, the gaged in the millinery business the past sea thing imagined by tho romancer. down the coast should prove a treat to many son at Quincy, is spending her vacation at Hindo monk, who Is now attracting atten from the west and south. Shriners of M Str. FRANK JONES her home in Rockland—Mrs. C. A. Studley For mouths in two of the counties in tion in this country, also of the Hon. M. W. apolis we learn have already planned a trip lO M M EN CIN O J a n e 22, 1896, the steam er of Somerville is visiting in Rockland—Mr. the vicinity of Las Vegas a series of dos- Howard, Congressman from Alabama and to Portland. / Frank Jones will leave Rockland, weather and Mrs. Charles Morton of this city are i perato crimes had boen perpetrated. popular utlior. The lattor illustrates the T h e Crmittlng, nt 6 a. m on Tuesdays. Thursdays and art of reeding a person unknow n to the ex WOOD turdays, for Islesboro, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedg Rockland for a short visit—Miss Bessie Spear Now tho inhabitants of the town would amine;. Booksellers have it. Kwick, (Bluehill) Brooklin, Southwest Harbor, has returned to Rockland after a visit in this Northeast Harbor, Bar Harbor, Millbrldge. .Jones- city------Miss Myrtie Collins of this city is rise some morning to find the body of a AYER’S port and Machlaaport, arriving at Machlosport Moxican or an Indian dangling from a AMERICAN STEAM VESSELS. Kind about 6 30 p. m. visiting friends in Rockland—Mrs. W. II Ilewes of Everett is visiting Mr. and Mrs. aqd Returning, will leave Machlaaport, weather per spot in the very heart of tho place. Messrs. Smith & Stanton, publishers of mitting, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at CONTAGIOUS James Donahue of Rockland. 4 a. ra. via same landings, arriving in Rockland at Anon tho dead body of a citizen would Seaboard, New York, issue a hartdsoine and Hair Vigor i., connecting with traiu leaving for Boston at BLOOD POiSON “The Grand Duchess’’ was produced at beautiful volume of illustrations of celebrated That BLUUM ru itjyn nini U|Cers yield to Its be found lying across the pavement Prevents 9.00 p. healing powers. It re the Castle square theatre last week with steam vessels of all classes that have been PAYSON TUCKER, V. P. & Oen’l Ma moves the poison and builds up tho system. the same careful detail that has characterized whero he had been murdered and F. K BOOTIIBY, lJ. 1». & T. A. A valoabl* ireau-c on the diMue and its treatment robbed. Once a citizen was fired at built since Fulton's Clermont, 1807. The list BALDNESS W. 8. EATON, Oen. Freight Agent. mailed free. its 13 predecessors. The title role was of vesssels comprises over two hundred; they GOAL SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. sung by the new soprano, Miss Tillie Salin through a window aud shot dead while are printed on heavy coated paper, each being Burns ger. In “Ollivette,” the past week, she has he sat with His little children upon his followed by a description anti history of the REMOVES DANDRUFF made an excellent impression, the nervousness knees. Cattle were stolen, country stores vessel. This latter page is made very at Wo sell one quality iOSTON&BANGORS.S.OO. of a first night having worn oft, and her newly AND Additional Sunday Service. were plundered, wire fences destroyed tractive and appropriate, and in keeping with made friends look for her to shine as Baron the artistic excellence of the book, being T H E B E S T ! Puck’s ward. The role offers great oppor so often that count could not bo kept,- printed in colors and containing other views Restores Color Every Day to Boston and Bangor. RHEUMA1 tunities in the matter of costumes, which, it is and yet nobody was punished. That was of the vessels. TO •
CRIEHAVEH. The nature of the operetta is similar to “The 6ATHERIN6 CLANS. NEW YORK CLUBS. Brownies.” Good Will Circle held its first anniversary )E« An tnrrrnCnr IU.po.htnn to Inve.ttgnta I Aug. 2d at the home of Mrs. R. F. Crie. 1 The indications are that the excursion to The Revolving Years Have Again Brought Re th e Q n a lttte . off C an d id ates. A WORD IN YOUR EAR The exercises f r the afternoon were very morrow to Bar Harbor, on the steamer Sedg union Timo to Hand. It is bocoming harder rather than pit asant. l he piesident, Mrs. John E. Crie, wick will be a great success as many have ensier to get into reputable New York Tht Secret of Beauty made seine appropriate remarks for the help expressed their intention of going. Vear.ie' clubs. Nearly every important elnb has of the complexion, Many Pleasures For Many Peo Brass Band will he present and render ar The seventh annual reunion of the Oxton hands, arms, and hair and encouragement of the work and also re family association will be held with Mr. and a long w aiting list, and there is an in Is the Result of cited the poem, “ Inasmuch.” There was tistic selections. J. A. Brewster has charge is found in the perfect ple lhe Order of the Day. of the excursion. _ Mrs. Eugene II. Payson at West Warren, creasing disposition to question narrow Scripture reading, singing, remarks from the near Vaughns Neck, on Tuesday, Aug. 27, if action of the Pores, ineiii etc. The constitution was read hy ly tlie (diaracter and reputation of a ntan DISORDERED The summer people continue to enjoy pleasant, if not the first fair day. Let every seeking admission. A few clubs elect produced by the secretary, Mrs. L. C. Rhodes, and the themselves and every train and boat brings one of the family and connections make their motto, “ Be kindly affcctioned one towards mcmliers at a general club meeting. STOMACH, ( harm log- Play Nan the Mascotte to be new arrivals for the handsomest and most at calculations to be present. F. A. Oxton, another” was adopted by the circle. A lunch tractively located town on the Atlantic course Sec. This is a cumbersome method, and most was served. Repeated—Spectacnlar Oratorio One clubs leave tlie natter in the hands of BLUR BEFORE Among the new arrivals at Mrs. McKays are The annual reunion of the Bisbee family fiticura Mr. and Mrs. Isaac H. Crie of Malden, of the Attractions this V'eek—Hon the following: Arthur A. Lawsen and wife, and their friends will be held at the home of tlie board of trustees. Tlie latter often T H E E Y E S , Mass., visited relatives here the 6th. of /Xrlington; Fred W. Dorr and wife, and practically delegates its responsibility to ored OuestH—Accidents—Concerts and D. D Bisbee, Warren, Sept. 4, if stormy the Fred Rhodes has shipped a lot of poultry Misses Leila Osgood Dorr and Grace next pleasant day. D. D. Bisbee, Sec. a committee on admis. iims. When the UOAP* DIZZINESS, to Rhodes Bros, of Boston. Entertainments. Dorr of Medford; C. Philbrick and wife. Miss The Head of the Lake School Association committee does its duty, it parcels out The most effective Chris:opher Holbrook caught a fine hali Philbrick. H. Van Wick and Mrs. Laura A. Van Wick of Lowell. will meet in the school house, District No. 1, among its members the names of those skin purifying and-^r OVER-EATING, but this week which weighed 134 pounds Hope, Tuesday Sept. 10th; if stormy one seeking election nnd rerptires them to beautifying soap in the after the head was removed. On Friday evening the Camden Comedy week later. Mrs. II. A Hall, Secretary. investigate tlie reputation of the candi world, as well as purest 11. D. Crie and Fred Rhodes went to William Grant Brooka a well known com Co. will present Gilbert Patten’s play **Nan SOUR STOMACH. poser is a guest at the Bay View. His latest The Parsons and Crawford reunion will be dates. Tlie proposer and the seconder and sweetest for toilet, — ------Rockland Wednesday in naphtha launch the Mascotte” as a benefit to the Camden held at the home of Jas. T. Creighton, War are questioned nnd are asked to give Novelty. Alfred Herman and Ernest Simp- song is “ Where Mother is *Tis Home Sweet Base Ball Association. The play was pre bath, and nursery. CONSTIPATION, Home.” ren, Wednesday, Aug. 14; if stormy, the first other references, so that the candidate son took passage with them. They were en sented here in May to a large and enthusiastic fair ilay. W. O. Vina), sec’y. Po14 throughout the world. Britlah denett F. route to Bucksport to visit relatives for a Rev. R. E. Horn preached at the Universa- andience and there has been a strong may be further investigated. Tlie good brrt * Bonm, 1, K lof Edward-et-, London. Form LIVER COMPLAINT, few weeks. list church, Sunday. demand to have it repeated. The cast The annual reunion of the Fourth Maine natnred habit of seconding tlie nomina D bVO ahd Crbm. Co«r., Bole Props., Boston, U. 8. JU Infantry and Second Maine Battery Associa Launch Novelty returned from Rockland Among the noted guests in town last week will be unchanged with the exception of the tion of nicn witli whom the seconder is part of the Doctor personated by M. B. Arey tion will be held at Union, Thursday, Sept. NERVOUS the 8'h with a party of fifteen on hoard for were Mr. and .Mrs. J. B. Wanamaker of Phil 12th. unacquainted is one of which tho ad Mntinicus and Criehaven. adelphia. Mr. Wanamaker is a son of Ex- Walter Mansfield will take Mr. Arey’s part missions ctnimittea thoroughly disap DEBILITY, The Opera House should be packed on the The annual reunion of the Robbins family Mrs. E. R. Packard of Searsmont is visit postmaster General Wanamaker and with his proves, and it has been suggested, as a wife was a guest on the yacht “ Mindora.” occasion of this presentation. will be held Tuesday, Sept. 3, at the home of ing her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Crie at Colum George Pease, Union. remedy against reckless proposing and PRICKLY FEELING bian Cottage------Mr. Edgar L. Rhodes, wife The Frankie Carpenter Co. entertained seconding, that those who aro respon The Burton family reunion will be held at OP HANDS OR FEET. and daughter Helen of Boston, Mrs. Mary good audiences at the Opera House, several sible for a man’s presence in a club nights last week producing nothing but popu BEAUTIFUL ROCKPORT. the home of Isaac Libby, South Warren, A. Rhodes of B-*ton and Sidney White of Thursday, August 29. shall make good liis default if he gets North Acton, Mass., are the guests of Mr. lar plays. The children Dora and Rena were The Gilchrest family will hold their annual into tho club’s debt and neglects to pay and Mrs. Fred Rhodes, Hillside Cottage------charming, Frankie Carpenter was irresistable Several Accidents— Election of Officers- Picnic up. and Jere Grady was more than funny. reunion Thursday August 15 on W. J.Cadey’s A Sure Relief for Mrs. Erickson and sons John and Frank have Partles—Personals. returned from Rockland------Good Will Point, St. George. No club fnlly indicates tho prereq Dyspepsia by using Work at the Knox Woolen mill was re uisites to membership, because in most Circle will have an ice cream festival the 10th sumed Tuesday, after a shut down for repairs The Kalloch family reunion will be held in the grove if the evening is pleasant, if not for two weeks. Orders are plentiful and in Professor L. P. Mayo and wife. Mr. Harri with Robert Simmons, West Rockport, Wed cases it is tacitly understood that, what at Hillside Cottage. dications bright for the future. son Green anil wife, Miss Effie Dickenson of nesday, Aug. 28th. ever tho opinions or tustes tliat tiro ex Little Railroad Liver Pills. Waterville, Mrs. Lewis McIntire, Mrs. Julia Mrs. George H. Hill was thrown from her The Maxey family reunion will be held pected of an applicant for election, ho E v e r t Box W a r r a n t e d . Hull, Mrs. Irene Robinson, of Warren visited EVERYBODY SHOULO HAVE IT- carriage while riding from her cottage at Lake Tuesday, Aug. 20, at the home of Cyrus must, ttb'iv .11, be that somewhat indef SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE*. in town Wednesday------Miss Alice Knight of Maxey, Broad Cove, Cushing. If stormy, the inite tiling, a gentleman. If a clab is City to the village, Tuesday, the horse becom Waltham is visiting her cousin Miss Mary NO GRIPING. ing frightened and starling quickly. Mrs. i Knight. first fair day.—H. W. Maxcv,secretary, Cush very small, the personal dislike of a sin AUGUSTA, Me ., July 23,1895. ing. SOLD EVERYWHERE. “A Practical Book for Practical People” Hill badly bruised her shoulder. gle member for a candidate is likely to proves extremely entertaining and instructive. At the last meeting of the Board of I lealth A telegram has been received from New The 26th Maine Regimental Assoc’ation defeat his election. Butina largoclubti MaDufactnrod by the York announcing the arrival from Singapore will be held at Northport campground, Aug. 24 Railroad M edicine (Jo., Biirnhnm, Me. The list of authors is an attractive one, com it was voted to strongly recommend the ex- man is expected to put lbs personal dis prising eminent men of wide experience and tention of the sewerage. A good system of of the bark Adolph O’Brig, Capt. Stanley 13- Amshury. likes aside when tlie question of adm it knowledge. sewerage is indispensable for the good health The Wellman second reunion will be held ting others to membership c.iiucs up. ICE WATER The articles are written with clearness and of any community. Those of our citizens who Ralph Carleton returned from Boston Tues at the Cole hall anil adjacent grove in Hope, One of tho oddc.iS things in club lifo is force; they represent the fresh and vigorous enjoy its privilege are among the strongest day morning------Mrs. Watson Pillsbury and on Wednesday,August 28. tlie desire of some men to join clubs thoughts of practical men—to speak paradoxi supporters for an extension. two children, Ned and Dorothy of New York The Ingraham family annual reunion will HARMLESS WITH cally, of practical theorists. The book will are guests of Mrs. A. II. Linnell------Mrs. W. with whoso declared objects they ure nt A concert will be given in the Methodist he held at Ingraham’s Hill, Rockland, Wed enmity or toward which they tiro indif serve a useful purpose. church this evening in which nothing hut first E. Mahoney of East Northport is the guest of nesday, Aug. 21. If stormy, next pleasant EDWIN C. BURLEIGH. class talent will appear. Among the artists Mrs. James Howard------Mrs. J. B. Morrill, day —John N. Ingraham, Sec’y. ferent. Every political association that SANFORD^S_GINGI Ex-Gov. of Maine. is also a social club o f good standing Greatest will he Miss Fannie Cliff Berry, pianist, Dr. Misses Freeman Rae, and Foye E. Morrill The Sherman family fifth annual reunion Bonnell of New York recitationist, Miss Inez and Master Roy H. Morrill of Charlestown, will he held in Camden at the opera house on has some such incongruities. A FEW DROPS in/ev Marshall of Lewiston contralto solout and and Miss Georgiana A. Young, Miss Ada E. Some clubs do not inquire so carefnl- Thursday, Aug. 15. As this is the first meet glass of water drunk during Bargains! others of equal note. In the afternoon the Young of Somerville, arrived at Mrs. George ing held in Camden we cordially invite all ly ns to tlio character and qualifications ? £ S v . BUTTES ! ladies of the society have au apron sale. The Wallace’s last week----- Capt. Charles Pascal relatives and those hearing the name to join of men Reeking admission us nonresi warm weather will insure against talent mentioned above is sufficient to guaran of Arlington, Mass., is the guests of Mr. and If you want Gilt Buttei in odr social gathering. Picnic dinner as dents as in the case of those seeking to cramps, pains, and indigestion, In Groceries ever otlered. Can these tee a first class concert. • ' Mrs. J. II. Norwood. usual.—E. E. Annatoync, Sec’y. prices he duplicated by any store in send your orders to tin- come in as resident members. This and protect the system from m a Camden never entertained more guests than | The Rice party had a picnic at McIntire’s The Maine State Epworth League Con sometimes results in tho final reception Knox County? We let you be the this season. People who make a first visit 1 Grove Tuesdav. A most enjoyable time was vention will be held in Westbrook, Sept. 11, larial and epidemic influences. judge. U nion into full membership of men that are here always make asecond also. _ had------H on.'lI. L.’Shepherd left Wednes- Per o(der, C. E. Miller, State Secretary. out of sympathy with tho objectB of the As a healthful summer drink, 10 lbs. Pure L ard, $ C re a m e ry , A team containing several offthe balfplay-
ADDITIONAL SPORTS. Saturday, Rockland at Warren; Thomaston MARINE MATTERS/ A Co.; Ella May, Greenlaw, New York, lime 6ATHERIN6 CLANS. at Camden. ; Paste this in your hat for refer from S. E. Ac H. L. Shepherd Co.; Ella May, ence. Rooklands Continue To Lose— Change of Man The Movement* of Vessels, Charters, Greenlaw, Boston, lime from J. H. Eells; Now or The game yesterday between Rocklands The Revolving Yeirg Hate Again Brought Re agement—Newe Bite. Notes and the Like. Sarah Hill, Blake, Boston, lime from G. E. and Thomastons in Thomaston was prevented Carleton; Latonia, Banks, Ice from the Rock union Time to Hint). by the rain. port Ice Co.; Ramona, Banks, ice from the The heavy hitting Warrens could do noth The Thomastons defeated the Camdens, Schs. Julia A. Decker and Annie M. Dick Rockport Ice Co.; Pilgrim, Banks, ice from Next Spring? ing with Slattery, Saturday, and the Camdens The Newbert family reunion will be held Friday, on Camden grounds in a most inter inson arrived in New York 7th. the Rockport Ice Co. 9th, sebs. Ripley, with Mr. Lorenzo Newbert, at North Waldo won on the home grounds with apparent ease. esting contest by a score of 7 to 5. The Heath, Boston, lime from Carleton, Norwood Burton was in the box for Warren and was Sch. Addie E. Snow, Pinkham, arrived In boro, on Wednesday, August 14; or, if Thomastons demonstrated that they are able Philadelphia 7th. & Co.; Ida Southard, Blake, Bangor. stormy then, on the first fair day following. pounded hard at different times, besides secur to cope with any team in the county. ing poor support at critical times. The Sch. J. B. Holden, Haskell, sailed 7th from A. A. Newbert, Sec. Belding of the home team was well worth wit E. T. Corridon of Weymouth has been se New York for Jacksonville. FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS’ The tenth annual Simmons reunion will be nessing, the work of Kilfieder and Edgar cured as short stop. Corridon is a student at Sch. Morris & Clift and John S. Beecham held on Wednesday, August 14, at the home being particularly brilliant. Kilfeder led both Tufts College and covered short in grand are bound here from New York. Reported from Brown & Company's of Mr. Elden Gleason, in Union. AH con style for the College team. He will be here nected with the Simmons family are cordially teams in batting. Sch. Charlie & Willie, Post, arrived Thurs Weekly Freight Circular. Slattery pitched gilt-edged ball and nine of sometime today and it is hoped he will fill the invited to attend. Mrs. L. A. Taylor, Sec. position for which he is engaged. day with coal to Peter Kennedy &• Co., from the scalps were secured by him, the climax New York. . , , , The eighth annual Wiley family reunion being reached when in tl e ninth inning he Last week was a disastrous one for the c 1 . . , T, , Ihe demand for full cargo tonnage during ! will be held with Mr. T. E. Wiley at Warren. struck out both Curley and Powers. Howes’ Rockland, not a victory being secured during Jcnn,e Grccnhank, Boston; O. M. . the past week has not been characterized by on Wednesday, August 21; if stormy, on the two errors in right field being very costly. the whole week. The work of the Rocklands M anett, Plymouth, arrived Thursday. any special activity, though current rates to fi-st fair day following. ’ The usually reliable Stout had an off day at was wretched, loose fielding and weak batting Sch. Ethel Merriam, Newman with lime I neatly all porta are given a steady to firm sup J. " "II. Thomas, Secretary. ■hort. The beauty of the game was marred being the order of the day. No excuses can from Rockport for Dorchester, in tbe port. There has been less inquiry for case The Hilt family will hold their fifteenth by needless kicking. The score; be offered for the poor work of the home harbor Tuesday and sailed. oil tonnage io the far East, but the going annual reunion on Friday, Augu.t 23, at CAMDSN. team. The boys however have tbe right kind Schs. Robert A. Snow, Pillsbury and E. rales established by the recent demand are White Oak grovr, North Warren, near the BU TB PO A of stuff in them and are due to win this week. Arcularius, White, with coal from Philadel well sustained by owners a»id consignees, the residence of Mr. B. B. Payson. If stormy, Meagher 8b, The Camdens, Warrens and Thomastons are phia to F. Cobb & Co., arrived Wednesday. supply of desirable vessels being by no TPulalforlb, the reunion will be held on the next pleasant worthy competitors and are in condition to Sch. Gen. Grant brought wood Wednesday means excessive. Occasional inquiry is day following, Sunday excepted. Gorman 2b, make the best of teams hustle. noticed for barrel oi, tonnage, but business Edgar c, from Bluehill for Joseph Abbott. The second annual reunion of the Sideiin- N Pulaifer ef, At a meeting of the Directors of the Rock momentarily is at a stand in consequence of W e say H urrlll. If, Sch. Daniel Webster arrived from Portland a difference in owners’ and shippers’ views. ger family will be held at the Jameson home McDennod, e, land Base Ball Association held yesterday Wednesday. stead, North Waldoboro, near the Little Kilfeder morning John H. McGrath resigned as man * * * West India and South America gen Sch. Lady Antrim and Coquet arrived eral cargo tonnage continue! in very limited Medomalc pond, on Wednesday, September Slattery, p,' ager of the club and John W. Thomas wi 25, at 10 a. m. Program to be given later. elected to fill the vacancy. Mr. McGrath has Thursday from Boothbay looking for business. request, the regular lines absorbing the bulk of tbe freight offering, and accepting ex R. S. Siiielinger, Secretary, N o w !! Only Three Weeks labored hard for the best interests of the club Sch. Cocheco brought lumber Thursday 23 Andrew street, Lynn, Mast. and to bis efforts more than that of any one from Bangor for Sherman, Glover & Co. tremely low rates. Vessels to load naval stores at primary points are in moderate de The Benner family reunion will be held at nn tb po man is this city under obligations for a club, Sch. St. Elmo, for Providence; Ella Francis, fie was a tireless, conscientious worker and mand, with rates steady. Coastwise lumber the home of Mr. Charles Eugely, formerly So make the prices that for Ntw York; Majestic, for Salem, from A.F. the Philip Benner place, in Waldoboro, on his resignation was reluctantly accepted. His Crockett Co., sailed Thursday. tonnage meets with a moderate iuquiry at MORE. Powers, c, about previous rates. Several light draft ves Tuesday, August 27. Bockalexls, cf, business necessitated his resignation and this Sch. James L. Maloy, Bernet, from A. J. sels have been taken at special rates. For The Fogler family hold their ninth annual will sell these goods now. I’opkny, lb, was his only reason. He will, however, re Bird & Co., sailed Thursday, McManus, If main a member of the advisory board. colliers there has been less demand during at the home of James Creighton, in Warren, Stout, HR, fcchs. Silverheels, for New York; Hume, the week, and rates in consequence are with Wednesday, Aug. 28. If stormy the firit fair Burton, p, The standing of the Knox County League for Boston, from F. Cobb & Co., sailed Thurs out appreciable improvement. day after. Mrs. M. N. Vogler, Sec. Howe, ri, to date is as follows: day. NEW TESTIMONY. Charters.—Ship Alexander Gibson, hence The annual Reunion of the Hills Family Totals 10 11 27 18 Sch. Cora C. Meader, from Joseph Abbott, to San Francisco, general cargo, at or about will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 4, at Mr. Inning* 12345678\ for New York, sailed Thursday. $7— Bk Annie Reed, hence to Demerara, Jamden 004000820 9 Rooklands Ja9on Hills, Lincolnville, Me. All members iVanea 010008000- Camdens Sch. Ella F. Willey, Rivers, sailed Thurs 82,100—Sch. Nelson Bartlett, Apalachicola and connections are invited to attend. If the W nrrenn Stolen banes, Meagher, T. I’ulnifer, N. Pulaifer day for Brunswick, Ga., to load lumber for to Boston, lumber, S7—Sch. Ella G. Eells weather should prove unfavorable, it will be Shows M a p p r o a c h a b le Skill Stout 2, McMnnua, Fopkay, Powers. Struck out Boston. Philadelphia to Lynn, sand, Sr.ro—Sch. held on the lint pleasant secular day. by Slattery, Webster, 2, McManus 3, Burton Sock- Srephen G. Hart, Darien to New York, lum Warren H ills, Secretary. alexia, Powers, Curley; by Burton, Burrill, Slat WHITE WINGS SAIL Sch. Maynard humner, Dobbin, with stone ber, S4.75—Sch. Racehorse, Rondout to New’ tery. Base on balln by Slattery, 1’opkny. Hit by Tbe Gilcbrest family will hold their annual from Vinalhaven for Washington, was in the Bedford, cement 14 cents—Sch. Brigadier, 01 Dr Lansing. pitched bull, T. iPulsifer, Powers. Passed ball, harbor Thursday and sailed. reunion Thursday, August 15,at Eagle Quarry, Edgar. Time, 2:30; umpire, Beatty. Many Fleet Yachts Sail in Open— Race of the Rondout to Philadelphia, cement 12 cents— Wheeler’s Bay, instead of at Cadey's Point, Sailed T uesday—Schs. Seth Nyman, Sch. Maggie Hurley, hence to Bangor, corn Penobscot Yacht Club. the place of meeting having been changed The most wretched exhibition of base ball Portland; Jordan D. Mott, Speed, from Perry 2$ cents. since last report. Bros.; G. M. Brainerd, Beal, from F. Cobb A: Coal.— Abbie S. Walker, Perth z\m- playing given in this city this season was that The Wentworth Reunion will be at the Those desiring to avail themselves of Dr. of the Rocklands, Saturday in a game against There was a large gathering of yachtsmen Co., for New York; Kitty Lawry, Bangor; boy to Dover, 75 cents—Sch. Jas. W. Bige Lansing’s treatm ent should lose no time in Caroline Kreischer, Bucksport; Pemaquid, low, South Amboy to Portsmouth, 55 cents— home of Admiral G. Wentworth the second applying. The tim- will soon expire and the the Thomastons. with lady friends at the Penobscot Yacht Wednesday of September. If stormy the first Club house Saturday to witness the first of from A. C. Gay & Co., Mary Hawes from F. Sch. Jennie G. Pillsbury, Elizabetnpoit to tportunlty of a life time will be lost. His The muffing, fumbling, throwing, base run Cobb & Co., Boston. fair day. W e can Hces in this city will positively be closed ning and batting should have occasioned a series of three races open to club members Saco, 65 cents—Sch. Ella F. Crowell. Edge- on Sept. 1, as ho has made arrangements to slices out of the salaries of some of ihe play only. The ladies were as much interested Schs. .Annie Sargent, Emily F. Swift and water to Thomaston, 60 cents. The Benner family reunion will be held at the visit another city after that date. Hie an ers. The Rocklands played without life and m tne sailing of the beautiful crafts as were Ariosto, arrived Friday from Beston. home of Charles Eugley, formerly the Philip nouncements have appeared conspicuously Benner place, in Waldoboro, on Wednesday^ with an apparent don’t-care-what-I do way the men. The balcony of the club house af Sch. Louisa Francis, Thorndike, brought in these columns for the past two months forded an excellent opportunity to witness ARE THEY INNOCENT- Aug. -8 instead of Tuesday, Aug. 27 as Show you and his stay has been extended for .30 days, and long before the game ended the specta cornjrorn Portland Friday to Chas. T. Spear. tors were disgusted with their work. the races. A strong breeze was blowing but previou’Iy announced. The change is made it will be impossible to again extend the Sch. Ida Hudson, Bishop, came down because of it being impossible for the secre A few of the men have been playing of the races were run with all sails set. It Will Slain and Cromwell Pass The Remainder was twelve o’clock when the signal gun was from Camden Friday where she discharged tary to attend on the 27th. If stormy the first late as if they wanted their release. ’They corn from Boston. of their Lives in Thomaston? pleasant day after. the best line of Low Shoes should be made to play ball or sit on the fired for starting and the Ethel, owned by I>r. Lansli'K's Record. bench without pay for a while. There is no Dr. Lyford of Vinalhaven, and whose work Schs. Banner, Oak Grove and Baltimore Tbe Hilt family will hold their fifteenth and Slippers in this part of Superior gifts,superior learning and oppor excuse whatever for a team like the Rock has surprised yachtsmen, was the first to discharged wood for A. F. Crockett Co. Fri The celebrated criminals Stain and Crom annual reunion on Friday August 23, at tunity, not advertising and business methods lands making sixteen errors. The wretched cross the line with the Comet second but day. well who are serving a life sentence in Thom Oak Hill Grove, North Warren, near the made him a great specialist. Long travel in playing of the home team was brightened several minutes later. In the third class Sch. Perfect, with wood from Bluehill for aston for the murder of Cashier Barron in residence of B. B, Payson. If stormy the the state. Europe, contact and fainiliaritv with the somewhat bv the brilliant pitching of Patter Clarence McIntire’s boat Surf crossed first A. C. Gay & Co., arrived Saturday. Dexter 12 years ago see a glimmer of light reunion will he held on the next pleasant day great scientists there, long experience iu the following, Sunday excepted. large hospitals in this country, the esteem, son who would have won his game hands and was never headed. The Surf has yet to Sch. Catalina arrived from Portland Sat shinning through the steel bars. The case of Our Colored Button Ox respect and fellowship of fellow scientists, down had he but received half decent sup lose her first race this season. She is very urday. the two men for pardon is now being heard The annual Hewett reunion will be held at these have been bis. Easily first today, as port. His work was gilt-edged and above speedy in all kinds of weather and is an by the Governor’sJCouncil. The hearing is Oak Hill Grove, Tuesday, August 27. All awfully hard boat to beat. The courses were Sch. Lena White, White, arrived Saturday the outcome of a petition presented by Hon. he has been all through his professional par and his courage in keeping up his hard from Boston. connections are invited to attend. fords are training and experience. In school a first work in the face of the support received was the same as in former races. A pretty fight Josiah Crosby and sixty citizens of the town The Cpham reunion will be held at Bal honor man, in practice recognized by the commendable. He made no attempt to was made in the fourth class between the Sch. Flora Grindle discharged staves Sat of Dexter who believe the men to have been public with a token of the largest practice urday from Surry for F. Cobb A Co. lard Park, Rockport, the first Wednesday in pitch to his fielders for it would have been Snarleyow, Marguerite and the Emma, the unjustly condemned. They believe that September; if stormy the next Wednesday numerically ever given to a single physician. first named winning by a small margin. The Cashier Barron committed suicide. Judge Twenty-five >ears has he devoted to the worthless so he played for the batter and his Sch. Laura M. Lunt, Peck, arrived Sun following. Electric cars stop at the station a noble task of healing the sick and unfortu ten strikeouts is the record for the season. summary: day from Salem, where she discharged coal Peters will give an exhaustive opinion of the few rods from the grounds. The officers and nate. His toil has met with gratifying re There is not a more earnest player on the SECOND CLASS. from Philadelphia. case and the fate of the two men rests largely Act. committees are requested to attend to their sults, the most gratifying, however, is the team than Pattersoi Geriish caught an ex- Sch. Vixen, with staves to A. J. Bird & Co., what Judge Peters will say. Both sides of respective duties. The officers are as follows: Tim e Tim e the case will be represented by able council, unprecedented patronage which he has re C"'lent game playing with a snap and vim el, h y f 3 3240 8-28.14X from Steuben, arrived Saturday. Liavid Upham, Pres., Rockport; George ceived f oin the people of Rockland and Gen. h. A. Powers will represent the state, tb .t should have been emula ed by the other Comet, Fu 3-37-17 3 37.17 Schs. Thos. Borden, Grant, from A. C. Upham, Vice Pres.; Esterbrook Uphan vicinity. men. Bantoama, Spear, 8-89 63 3-38-27)g Hon. T. II. B. Pierce of Dexter for Mrs. Bar Acme, Coombs (DM not finish) Gay & Co., and Addie Schaeffer, Aylvvard, Moderator; Committee, John Clough an The batting was done by Maruney and ron and Judge Crosby for the petitioners. It wife, Mrs. David Upham, Mrs. Orrison THIRD CLASS. from Farrand, Spear & Co., for New York, is said that were it not for the suicide theory Geriish, the bits of these playeis being sharp Burl, McIntire, 3-33.95 8-33-05 sailed Friday. Upham, Mrs. Nellie Watts, Mrs. Cora and without the slightest degree of funki E tta, D unbar, 8-67-22 3-50-45 Mrs. Barron would not lift a finger Thomson; Melvin Pau’, Secretary; William^ ness. FOURTIl CLASS. Sch. Robert A. Snow, Pillsbury, went to against granting the pardon hut she feels it Morton, Chaplain. Snarleyow , W eld, 2-11 80 2-18-30 Franklin Friday to load atone for Washing OVARIAtf TUMOR TI,c|T homastoDS played just the opposite to M arguerite, I.ittle, 2-18-45 2 18 10 her duty to defend the honor of her deceased Rockland. Johnson was in good form and Emma, Richardson, 2-26-00 2-28-00 ton, D. C. husband. The testimony will be spicy. Tita, G ardner, 2 30-30 24242 Sch. Idaho, Hall, from Farrand, Spear & Sheriff J. II. Mitchell and Charlie Stain will pitched a rattling good game, his support be Rita, Coombs, 2-40-20 2-37-30 ing almost perfect, the only errors being cred Elonla, T u ttle, 2-48-16 2-45-03 Co., for New London and Norwich, sailed both be present. It is believed that a well- ited to Flemming. Their work was full of life, Friday. perfected plan of defense has been arranged CURED. The second in the series will be held Sat by the remonstrants. It has been said that ginger, and good ball playing. Kelleher made urday and indications ipoint to a very success- Schs. Oregon, Candage, from C. Doherty, some brilliant stops as second as did also and Daniel Webster, Wyman, from Almon L harlie Stain has been offered money to re Reduced ful regatta. tract his story about his father. One thing is Williams at third while Johnson filled his po W. H. Gardiner of the Tita protested Bird, for Boston, sailed Friday. sition in grand shape, having six assists. certain and that is that the animosities be against the Marguerite, Snarleyow and Emma Sch. Atlanta, Hall, for Portsmouth, from F. tween the suicide and anti-suicide adherents Don’t give us any more games like the one for non posting of measurements in the club Cobb & Co., sailed Friday. in price Saved from the of Saturday. The score: in Dexter are still alive, and the bitterness of house as required by the rules and regula Sch. Chas. R. Washington is loading for this remarkable contest has not abated in the THOMASTON. tions. The protest was allowed by the judges Boston from Farrand, Spear & Co. BU TB PO least. Meanwhile the prisoners are anxiously and first money awarded to the Tita. The awaiting the verdict. Dorsey, cf, rules and regulations must be lived up to. Sch. Banner was loading lime ashes last 50 cents on a pair, and K n if e . Qulnr If, night for Searsport from Perry Bros. Clooheoy, c. l’erry, lb, Sch. O. M. Marrett is on the North Rail Tapley’s “Bread '.Vinner” outwears all other you get your 5 per cent K elleher, 2b, PORGIE FISHING FLOURISHING- way caulking and painting. shoes Flojpfug, bh, u .Blama, 3b, Sch. S. M. Bird, Merrill, is at Glen Cove. discount just the same. Other Physicians Failed Johnson, p, Morse & Co. have brought their entire crew Sch. Annie Sargent is loading from A. F. McCormack, cf, from their factory in Maryland to work at Crockett Co. for Lynn. Totals 44 18 10 11 27 18 their Round Pond factory and a better or Sch. Lady zVntrira is loading lime ashes for llOCKIxANI). more interesting crew would be hard to find. T. II. Frawley for Providence. AB R BU TB PO A The south is well represented and the melod Sch. M. A. Achorn, Achorn, arrived in CEDAR Dr. Lansing Knows No Such County rf, ious refrains and odd songs as sung by the Bheeban hh, New York 7th, 13 days from Guantanaimo, W e G iv e mJ a oney 2b, working darkies are genuine and a rare nov Cuba, with sugar. Word as Fail. licMunun, If, elty for this part of the country. Fish are Boat Boards ! Folio a, 3b plentiful, one steamer alone brought in 2300 The North Atlantic Pilot Chart gives the A C o u p o n J ha io lb. following weather forecast for August: 12, 14,16,18, 20, 22, 24 Ft. Long, arson p, barrels the result of two days work. The price paid for porgies is 50 cents per barrel. ‘‘Occasional gales will be felt north of the To our cuatom er*—that I*, every p u r G eirish o, 45th parallel, also near the American coast HE CURES HIS PATIENTS. M choon cf, At present there are three factories running. —ALSO— chaser at our store receive* a coupon Nine steamers are employed in Maine and north ol tbe 40th parallel. Tropical cyclones equal to tbe umount of purchase made. Total or hurricanes are very probable. There will When coupons are secured to the 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 0 9 prospects seem bright. At the Church fac QPV Innings be fog west of the 35th meridian, across the am ount of fivo dollar* the holder re 2 3 2 3 0 3 0 2 x—16 tory the gurry that formerly went to waste Oak. Ash, Maple and Hickory Thomuatou, and caused the most trouble and filth,is boiled Grand Banks and east of New England, and ceive* a 60 ceut bottle of Lazoll’* Per 000002102—5 Rockland, and put into bags containing two gallons occasional fogs near 50 degrees north from fume. Our line of Perfume* and Toilet Read W hat a Grateful Earned Thomuston 3, Rockland 4 each. These are then put under a press and 20 west to 35 west. Icebergs will be found LUMBER. Article* 1* very extensive and embrace* hiis, Perry, Maronoy 2, Patteraou, Gerrisb in the vicinity of Belle Isle, and a few east of l runs, Maronoy. Btolco bases, Dorsey. Qu i a large gain in oil is the result making the the best imported and domestic make*. Kelleher, McCormack, Folsom. Base on bulla, factory as clean as most canning factories. Newfoundland, south of 50 north.” Woman Says. Jo l *ison 1, Putlersou 6. Struck out, Dorsey 2, CloohecyiS, Perry 2, Kelleher, Williams, Johnson, Sch. White Cloud, lumber laden, struck a HENRY J. WINDE, Come County, Patto.son 2, McI.oon. lilt by pitched bail, ledge in Warren River, R. I., July 31, filled .Maroruy. Wild pitches, Pat eisou. Passed bait, LIST OF LETTERS and sunk; vessel badly stove and struck a I 02 & I 04 Beverly Street, W a u u k n , M e ., Aug. 3, 1895. Clochecy 2. Time 2 hours Umpire, Unit of Rock Donohue’s Pharmacy, land. ledge twice before settling in present position. It is with the greatest of pleasure aud con Cargo insured; vessel uninsured. She was Cor. Main &. Limerook Sts., and look fidence that I give :ho following testimonial: Remaining in Rockland P. O. for the week KMB O^DtKWAY, For 10 years I have been suffering from an discharging her deck load z\ug. 1, and when Howe has been released by marager ending August 10, 1895. completed will probably Boat. ROCKLAND, ME. ovarian tumor in my left side caused by an Teague, his work proving unsatisfactory. BOS I O N , MASS injury which 1 received. I have consulted Schs. Mary B. Smith and E. G. Willard Telephone 03-2 them over and ask the and been treated by many different physi According to schedule the four Knox County Gent*' hist Steele, Frank E arrived in New York 9th. cians but was only relieved to a certain ex teams will play every day from now until the Allen. Flunk M. Tibhults, Arthur tent for a short time, when 1 would have a close of the season. A rey, Rodney To*man, Albert W Sch. Ned P. Walker, Dobbin, is bound to prices. You will he sur sick spell which wou d leave urn iu a weaker Bruuslreet. Frank A Wilson Chan Vinalhaven from New York. and more prostrate condition than at first. I County, I.ehane and Sheehan were released Binford, W K Webber, J E yesterday. All are first-class players but have Bixby, Arthur Gibson Wallace, John B Sch. Fannie Whitmore, Campbell, from became discouraged and my friends lost all Bean, Thomuu Ladies' Lint Providence for Chickabominy River, was at prised when you hear them. hope. not been playing up to the standard of late. Baynes, Dr. A bbott, MIm Emma B My family physician advised an operation, CU y.C r Ben net te, Miss Muggle Dutch Island Harbor 10th, and sailed. but still claimed that I did not have vitality The Penobscot Yacht Club races Saturday Clarke, Coombs, Minn Margie Schs. Pemaquid, from Rockland, and Mary Colburn, Herbert Surveying, Road Building, Real Estate Development, Suburban and Sea- enough to stand one. My bowels were so promise to be as interesting as those of the D unbar, Minn Alice L Hawes, from Rockport, arrivecj in Boston share Properties a Specialty. 30 years' experience. Highest references. past. A splendid view of the races may be Dal y David (2) Duffy, Mrs. Hattie bloated and swollen that at ouo time I meas Davies, George B K .ton, Abbie Sunday. ured 45 inches around my waist aud 1 could obtained froui the Club House on Tillson’s CHARLES EOLLEN BAXTER, Davis, Chan Ellis, Mir 1 A ugusta M. sch. Martha T. Thomas, Watts, arrived at not get out of my bed or up out of my chair wharf. Bill*, a N Evaus, Mrs E T Smith Building, IS Court Square. Boston, Mass. without assistance For 13 weeks previous Kerns worth. W V Feaeudeu, Mi»«D. Baltimore 10th from Upston. to the 19th day of last June I had been fail Manager Teague bas signed Dilworth of Gulley, W F Hall, Mrn Margaret ing very rapidly. Had vomited more or less Belfast and in doing so has secured a star of Goldberg, llymuu Haskell. Mrn M C Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board every day aud could not even retain water the first magnitude. Dilworth has been llarilaQ P K im bap, Mr* Lizzie that, on or about September 1, 1895, the color Keizer,. Stacy Ladd, Mr> A of the tower at the station on Goose Rocks ou my stomach. I could uot ride or walk, doing first class work foi the Augustas of the Leighton, Frank Mainurd, Minn Annie eat, drink or sleep, aud life was uot worth New England League and his work has son Love, W C M ank, Mrn. Angle L e d g e , easterly entrance to Fox Islands living. many games. Not only is Dilworth a good U clutosh, Mrn John Thoroughfare, East Penobscot Bay will be Not For Our Health. 1 was completely discouraged when one pitcher but he is also a good batter and Mcluni*, Minn Mary changed from brown to red, to made it a more of Dr Lansing s circulars was given me. Nichols, Mr* Phiueus conspicuous day mark. We’re not “ in bu8in**ss for our health.’ After reading what wonderful things lie had fielder. Pendleton done for others I decided as a last hope to The Rocklands lost every game last week lxton, E 1 Robiuaon, Mina Elinor M This notice affects the list of lights and fog \>'e ilou’t sell shoes at cost. Palternon aud Aduma try him. Today I heartily rejoice in the through the rockiest kind of playing. We riUlej, Mrn T W signals, Atlantic and (iulf coats, 1895, l>a£c ierce, R K Thom as, Mrn Mary E 20, No. 26, and the list of beacons and buoys, Our low prices couie from two things. We change he has wrought, for I am now able have believed and still believe that the Rock W right, Min* J Anuie(8) to ride to his cilice every day uud am rapidly lands is the strongest club in this section but Willi*, Mr*. Albion first lighthouse district, 1894, page 43. know how to buy right, and we are willing to get improving. My appetite is restored aud I W ulker, Mr* Mary sleep perfectly well. From my terribly no club can make a dozen errors with a few Rockfukt Marine—Arrived Aug. 71b, rich slowly. The 404 bloated condition I am redujbd to my nat scattering bits and expect to win games. But Sch. Superb, with wood; fishing sch. Latonia, the team has seen the worst and this week we It isn’t what we make on one pair of shoes ural size aud the tumor is hardly perceptible. THE GUESTS GASPEO. Gloucester; sch. z\delia Carleton, Wall, New I feel very grateful to Dr. Lansing aud can expect to see the club back to its old form. York, bound to Camden. 8th, fishing scbi. that we look at, so much as at the profit we’ll not say enough iu his praise for 1 not only At a meeting of the managers of the Knox Ramona, Gloucester; Olello, Swectlaud, firmly believe be has saved iny life but bas Connty League teams it was voted to allow Iii the ruth of business at the Bay Point Boston; Pilgrim, Gloucester. 9th, schs. H er make on your regular trade. That’s what we saved me from tbe horrors of tbe surgeon's liable, Sunday, a mau new to the business had man F. Kimball, Lane, Portsmouth; Robert knife. MB8 F. C. LEACH, Thomaston to come into the league. This want. It will pay us aud pay you too. Let us ..Shoe Store.. W arren, Me. will increase______tbe______interest____ and______games ____ will__ beto be pressed into service to drive a buck board Byron,Thurston, Bangor; Herbert M. Rogers, played every day, weather permitting, from ! of guests over to church. The driver Geyer, Boston; Romeo, Harriman, Bucks show you our Women’s shoes at 92.00 and 93.00. They ■ s p e a k . now until the close of the seasou. T he games pulled hu horses in front of the Congregational port, cooperage for Knox Cooperage Co.; th a n a d s .’’ CONSULTATION FREE. for the remainder of the week are as follows: 1 Ralph R. Grant, Smith, Boston; Peerless, HEAD OF SEA STREET. Tuesday,Thomaston at Warren; Camden at “ What church is this, young man?” asked Thomson, Boston. Your money back if you want it. Oltiv«9, I ' l L L b B l K l B I . O t K , Rockland. Wednesday, Warren at Rockland; the passengers. Sailed 7th, Hr. sch. Audacieux, Comeau, Camden at Thomaston. Thursday, Camden “------if I know 1” answered the dri Mclegban, N. S, 8th, sebs. Adelia Carleton, at Warren; Thomaston at Rockland. Friday, ver, whose acquaintance with churches Wall, Wall, Camden; Laura T. Chester, iXTTW ORTS <& CO. A. T. Ulackington & Co. OPBJV JEVISN1MGU. Warren at Thomaston; Rockland at Camden. appeared to be small. Beal, Boston, lime from Carleton, Norwood fV.oolK.lss.sa.ckt 1
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sight and hanging the ball as well Jas the rest would not win but we would make the Ban I VRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRFIRR of them. He led both teams at thp batThurs- gors hustle to win. D e a ls w ith day. The sun bothered the fieldew consider- The Knox County league is proving the M limiliTl'SITV erable and was responsible for such men as attraction this season sure and the interest is 1 A ll Burrill and Nat Pulsifer dropping flies. Stout increasing not decreasing. N a tu r e . pitched good ball for Warren but his support Cam Jen and Warren Averages are was ragged at times. Curley kept up his bril We miss Wakefield badly. He cannot In extracting fruit flavors, Dr. liant lieiding at second, one of hi, play, a fly i c<>n>c anl’ ,0? ,oon *° caught. - in right • . . r.field .. garden ’ . .being . r made < after, ' I earnest, clever work at second base, his bat That is Best Price deals directly with nature ting and base running arc missed. It is To obtain a Handsome Fattened as a Corsequence. a hard run. The Warrens died fighting hard. »in an experience of over fifty years • and leaves the use of artificial ex With the score two against them in the ninth expected that he will be with us again this week. | combined with modern invention tracts to those who have not the inning they went to the bat determined to win and improvement makes the if possible. One run had been scored and men LOTS OF* ENTRIES. , chemical knowledge to extract lint Only Walt Until (’apt. Wakefield from the true fruit, and who care were on bases when a hot one went sailing | not what they sell so long as they Gets Back On Second Base and Your down to third bag. Meagher stood up like a GOLD WATCH post and did not see the ball coming. Many Local Horses Will Participate In the Events GOLD CLARION $ can make money. Patience Will Be Rewarded—The It struck his shins and with quickness of at Fairfield and Pittsfield Knox County League Growing Rally thought made a grab at the ball, picked it up Portable Cooking Range and slamed it across to first putting his man More InterestIng. There is a very complete list of entries for F o r 1 8 9 5 out and saving the game for the play retired the the Fait field and Pittsfield races Aug. 13, 14, FREE! side. Kilfeder played a brilliant short, some the best in the market. Made in 16 and 17, among them being the following every style for wood or coal or with our Famoue Removable Dockasli of his throws being “out of sight.” On the flyers in which local horsemen arc interested: whole Bass received fair support. The score : Grate. If nof for sale in your locality, do not pay a larger profit on in The Camtiens defeated the Rocklands last PAinFIELD. ferior makes represented as “just as good,” but ask us where to get the Flavorii CAMDEN Tuesday in a game that Camden had no li 2.36 stake, purse $500. best. Made and warranted by cense to win. Morse was in the box for II TB PO Blondle, ch m, W N Ulmer, Rockland Rockland and he used his slow ball alto Meagher, 3b, Abbie Wilkes, ch m, W A Walker, Castine WOOD & BISHOP CO., BANQOR, MAINE. Extrai N. Pulsifer, rf gether. The Camdens hit them but the ex 2.20 class, purse $200. r G orm an, 2b Cunard, Jr, ch s, C T Stack pole, Gardiner are conceded to have no peers in cellent fielding of the Rocklands prevented Edgar, lb, Little Blanche, g in, F H Berry, Itockland scoring. In the seventh the Megunticook N. Pulaifer, cf Daisy Rolfe, b m, L F Nash. Liberty B urrill, If th e m a rk e t boys jumped on Morse's neck and pounded MoDermod, c Cashier, g s, Spaulding & In graham, West Rockport him unmercifully. Biff, hang, bifl, the ball Kllfeder, sa 3 m inute class, nurse $150 St.S i x A doctor’s advice to the dyspeptic generally g Bass, p Baby Knox, b g, W S Lamson, Augusta travelled all over the diamond and base hits Stephen gr g,Spaulding & Ingraham, W eit Rockport tikes this turn, " Avoid grea: y Avoid food prepared with laid would be better. were as numerous as mosquitos at a camp Totals 12 16 27 12 2 36 class, purse $160. 3 The t'other Ihti goods meeting. The slaughter resulted in seven Mackumboy, big g, L F Nash, Liberty 1 Advise patients to , § the better the taste runs. Up to this time the score was tie and Iowa Maid, b in. W L Barrows, Union 1 was rather a pretty game to watch. To the un TB PO Duad.ch s, Spaulding & Ingraham, West Rockport Rockland delegation the seven runs in the W ebstei, 3b 2.30 stake, purse $600. Curley, 2b Venl Vici, b g, II M Bean, Camden seventh seemed unnecessary. The Rock Pow ers, c St Patrick, sor g. M W Woodman, Rockland lands could do nothing towards winning the Sockalexis, cf Mackumboy , blk g, L F Nash, Liberty Pop kay, sa game after this fatal inning and their reputa McManus, rf PITTSFIELD. tion as up hill fighters suffered considerable. 2 40 class, purse $150 k !S Stout, p Baby Knox, b g, W S Lamson, Augusta The game was played on the Camden grounds B urton, If 1 1 Spaulding As Ingraham, West Rockport VS 5; i Howe, lb Duad, ch W -A W > . and the delight of the i„aindenitea knew’ no> 2.29 class, purse $200. bounds. The score. Totals Little Blanche, g 41, F II Berry Rockland the only substitute for Inrd, in the g preparation of all food requiring gs Innings C unard, J r , ch s, C«T Stackpole, G ardiner Camden ; o Daisy Rolfe, b m, L F Nash, Liberty shortening. CoTTi rn.- E is pu: It n il TB PO , Iow a M aid, b m , W L Barrows, Union g W ”1 Moagher 3b, W arren 2 0 0 1 . I K alula, b m. II M Benn, Camden and healthful, and the weakest T Pulsifer lb, Earned runs, Camden, Warren. Two base hits* | Alacautra Boy, b W S Lamson, Augusta stomachs can ass’mil: tc pastry and g Gnrniati 2b, T Pulsifer, Burrill, Bass. Stolen bases, Meagher, , ,, Edgar c, 2 32 stake, purse $600. other food in which it is used. Kllfeder, Webstoi, Sockalexis, McManus. Base I .... w ilt <>i. Jch m. W A Walker. Castine N l’ulslfer cf, on Imlll, by IIimi riluul 2. Struck nut. Edgar u.,, ,,,k “'J T he cnniilno ii p ut up In onf*. ?br» o and » Buckley, p, Burrill, Powers, Sockalexis, Popkny, McManus 2. i 7? * K to W Woodman, Rockland fiv.- iPtiiixl tln i wi ll trade i n. -'tevr'a S3 MoDermod, If, Double plays, Bass and Meagher ; Meagher and Von U,,lur“’ b * Fred A Shattuck, Razorville bead hi eutton-plMat wrvulii—on every Un. gS Pitas, rf, Edgar 2. HR by pitched...... ball,...... Sockalexis. Time,- ,24 clas«, purne $200. Kllfeder ss, 2h, 16 in. C T L, ch g, F II Berry, Rockland then. k. niRBW co.,cx;.:o. Camden. Gtlo, b g, F II Berry, Rockland __ 224 State fit., Bfcsfrj. Portland, Ma, J Total 40 11 14 20 Daisy Kolfo, b ni, L F N ash. Liberty Every man, woman, boy or girl Cashier,gr «,Spaulding & Ingraham, West Rockport J ru SSSSSi 2525^3 2o25lzS S L I it 3 C.-j'&’J in. tw L-SbC unh.-S '2u4iS Again wc are beaten, this time by the black should ava 1 tbetn9elves of their III! TB PO County rf, suited boys of Warren and on our own OBITUARY. opporiunity of getting a fine Elgin Bheehau 2b, grounds. The game Friday was a sore dis Mnroney hr, appointment to hundreds of Rockland en or Waltham Watch, as such! an op F f e 'C MoManus, If, The death of u.'? faithful cook of the Folsom, 3b thusiasts who were out to shout for their Spring Curry Comb House of the Good Shepherd is a considera portunity comes only once in a life Never* lb, favorites. There- appeared to be a screw Uerrlsh e, ble to that institution. Mrs. Emma l Clock Spring Blnde. Soft ns n Brush. Fits every Curve. The tim e . < loose somewhere. Our boys played as if in a Fntterson cf, ktbftrgy and with an apparent lack of har Stevens was born during th? time of slavery (Only Perfect Comb. Used by U. S. Army mid by llnmum mid Morse p, 0 0 2 at Fayetteville, N. G., securing h e r liberty r ' Forepnugh Circuses, and Leading Horsemen of the World. mony. There was a lack of team work, the T&iai 12 13 during the war. She came to the House of rAsk your Dealer for IL Sample mailed post paid 25 cent*. All GOLr> roiN Goods base running being wretched and the batting the Good Shepherd a few years ago, and has *’i These watches are worth at least Innings 123460789 I the handle. HPKINU I lIKBT COMB CO, ion l^r.yette HL.Mouth lientl. India—. worse than feeble. There is something wrong been there, as she was all her life, a faithful were canned Iasi season. Camden, 0003000T 1—11 when a team like the Rocklands cannot make ♦20 at retail. They are full jeweled Rockland, 01020000 2-6 servant. She was held in high regard by all more than six single hits in a game. Shee Picked from the vines Earned runs, Camdens 7, Rocklanda 2. Two baae the friends of the Home. The funeral Tues through the escapement, have patent hila, Meagher, Gorman, Edgar, N. Pulsifer, Me han’s second base playing was awful, County day was largely attended, and there were safety pinion, cut expansion balance, one day, canned the Dermod, Kllfeder, Patterson. Stolen bases, Coun and Patterson both dropped flies, Lehane got many floral offerings. Rev. Mr. Davenport ty McManus 3, Folsom, Nevers, Patterson Double two beautiful throws in his mitts and then THE OLD HARDWARE STORE. n e x t. plays, Kilfeder, Gorman and T. Pulaifer; County of St. Peter’s church officiated. screw bankings, stem winding’ and and C ‘ * ... - dropped them, Folsom had a man ♦ Gerrlah; No i (unassisted). Bases i balls, Good bargains alw ays to be obtained on Bar setting, with nard enamel dial. The )rso 3, ‘ caught between third and home who got Nothing Finer on the Market. fer, Edgar. Struck out, N. Pulalaer, Maroney, away all right, McManus had several passed A MIRACLE AT FARMINGTON, N H. name Elgin or Waltham speaks for Morse. Time of game, 2 hours. Umpires Hull Iron and Steel, Horse Shoes and Nails. of Kockluud, and Burrill oi Cumden. balls which were costly, Maroney was caught napping three feet off third, Willie appearing Spinal Trouble, Nervous Prostration and Indi itself—which insure them to be relia------W e can fit out - THORNDIKE & HIX. to be dazed. These were a few of the mis gestion Cured br Rodolfo New Medioal Dis 'td e timekeepers. The base ball season opened in Thomas takes made and we might mention more. A Blacksmith, coven, the Greatest Nerve Tonic and Blood ton last Tuesday with a game between the The Rocklands went out with wearisome A Carriage Maker, Thomastons and Warrens. There was a regularity, a single hit being scattered here Purifier in the World. H. H. CRIE CO. large attendance many being ladies who and there for a change. In the fourth with A S h ip C h a n d le r , showed as much interest in the game as those DON’T PUSH! three men on bases and no one out the Rock Farmington, N. H., July i6, 1895. A Quarryman, 4 6 6 M a i n S tr e e t, ) H o w of the steamer sex. The grounds are situated . . H A V E Y OUR . . lands were retired with but one run being Rooolf Medicine Co., A Fisherman, on the Hanley lot, Beachwood street and will scored from the most foolish base run Gentlemen:—I wish to write you a few A C a r p e n te r , R O C K L 4 N D , MAINE. f to obtain compare favorably with any in the county. ning. lines to tell you what a wonderful cure your LawnMower Sharpened The game itself was replete with sensational Sheehan and County were responsible New Medical Discovery have done for me. A P a in te r , features and when Thomaston tied the score for the Warrens two runs in the third and I was taken sick last October and was sick A G la z ie r . in the ninth the noise wotrid indicate that Patterson’s muff after a hard run, Folsom’s in bed for about three months. I tried the one of these pandemonium was let loose. The Spiders failure to run down Stout on third, a base on doctors and patent medicines and they helped Machinists however won out in their half of the ninth balls, a passed ball and Popkay’s hit were re me some so that I could sit up a little, but W a t c h e s AND winning the game by the close score 5 lo 4. sponsible for the three runs in the sixth and could not walk. I went around in a wheel The Thomaston people are vav enthusiastic bheehan and McManus were responsible for chair from January to the first of April. The over the game and will give the team good the one in the eighth. doctors said I had spinal trouble. My back A. F. BURTON, T h e Sfeam Fillers- support if they continue to play such good F r e e I Full Line of There were more misplays than the error was very weak. I was ip such bad shape that b»U as they did in the first game. T!?C colq nn yyoqld indicate and th<; £jme wsq ; vould not ;;; up slraigbt in ft CLalr. My Manufacturer of and Denier la M orse. Fittii gs mut ThoniastCB team is composed of the Haver- Very UliJaLlsfacloty lo llie RocklaiiH hiahagc- ;*>rnaf ^od tatarrh tyere very liad and I was Engineers’ .supplies hills with several iifiW players and is a club ment and supporters. very nervous. * S’.SV bad indigestion and Every CASH customer buying that any semi-profession*i clfib would have T ru s s e ll Locksmiths Hull donned his unifitfm for the first time, constipation and had to tdke physic all the •goods of us to the amount_of 875.00 a hard time defeating. Good luck td Thomas playing in right field. He had no chances time, but since I began taking Jollf Kew Amt (iunsm ilhs. ton and her hall club. The score. within one year, will receive a choice but at the bat he hit viciously. His finger is Medical Discovery I have not bad to lake and Safe and Pn now nearly better and his presence on the of these handsome gold-filled watches Repaired much physic. A very kind neighbor gave me TIDAL telin will strengthen it considerably. one of your papers and wanted me to read it. free; should you desire to procure M c L o o n Experimental Mike Lehane, formerly of the Lewiston He thought the medicine might help tne, so 1 tldcllinery a Specially league team, Covered first base. He has the the watch before you have purchased tried a hottie of it and before I bad taken r ockalexh, m, build, appearance and reputation of being a WAVE Kiln Piping the first bottle I could walk around the house. the above amount you can do so on M a c h in e Popkuy, s, hall player and no doubt will do all right. I have taken about two hotties of the Discov M onum ental ai process McManus, rf, He is said to be a heavy hitter and he looks " the following liberal conditions : fitout, p, ery and now I can go anywhere I please. Burton, If, it. C o m ’y. Specie! attention givi I feel very thankful to the Iiodolf Medicine ELOUR After purc.hases have been made " *we, 1, There were several bright spots that need Co., and to the Lord that I have got help at mentioning. Morse’s pitching was superb General Totals, last. Very truly yours, to the amount of Maine and he had the Warrens at his mercy, and It Seats the World I E rnest Dore. with half decent support would have won Cemetery Work. $5 you get the watch by paying$10.00 h m i TIJ PO Engine Repairing. his game. Maroney made some lx;autiful A large stock of MonuUKitits, T ablets, Heudstones " 9 .0 0 >orsoy, of, stops and throws at short, County gathered ... and Markers which will bo sold at prlc.-s to *uii A g. ills for The Meant* Pum ps, Keli«ber,2b. W. S. SHOREV the times. O “Flr*t-cla«B work a specialty. Fleming, sh a hard fly after a long run, while Patterson " 8 0 0 , 18-44 Quinn, If, covered himself with glory with several bril , “ 7 .0 0 New and Second Hand Machinery W illiame, 3b, QOOK Office A W orks near K. & L. Depot. lb, liant catches and an assist from center. k “ 6 .5 0 'loch The Warrens played ball all the time. The THOMASTON, ME. and Boilers Bought and Sold. Rockland’s could not touch McManus pitch O l N D E R , “ 6 .0 0 SEA STREET, - ROCKLAND. ing. Why, it is hard to explain. Curley ac " 5 .5 0 Telephone Call No. 9—3. Totals cepted ten out of eleven chances and Socka •1LANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, Innlnga 1 2 3466789 lexis spoiled a two bagger for Folsom by a “ 5 .0 0 W a 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 - magnificent catch off the fence. Stout was Front St., Bath, MainS. Spring «S Summer ^Medicine “ 4 .5 0 Thornuatou, 0 0 0 0 0 Of : everywhere at short and spoiled many hits by Base on balls, Webster 2, Sockalexis, Burton, his brilliant pickups, quick recovery and Every Dettoripttou of Work p«rulnln< to th -?»V ob will ttlw .y . flu.l » full lino a , “ 4 0 0 cCormick. Two base hits, Dorsey, Perry, ouble plays, Johnson und Clobecy, Curley and throwing. It was a hard game to lose. The “ 3 .5 0 McManus; llowe, Curley and McManus. Hit by Kstliuules given on l.urge or Small Jobe C. //. .Go.'s Robed ball, Webster. Struck out, by Johnson, 1, «<*Rafers by permission to the Publishers of “ 3 .0 0 y Howe 2. Wild pitch, Howe. un tu po h is paper. Webster, 3b, . Bijou DrugIStore, . “ 2 .0 0 M a r io n 1’opkay, lb, The Belfast Age says: “ Last. Saturday, a Pow ers, c, BOAT FOR SALE And sold lat reasonable prices “ 1 .0 0 game of ball played at Belfast between the C urley, 2b, ugth Id feet, width d feet, cat ringed, deep among which Is , . , “TIDAL WAVE” ELOUR McMunun, p, iron keel; fust sailer and very able; fully equipped. EntirelyJFree IS THE NAME OF . amden High School and the Belfast Dirigoea Stout, SH, May be sueu at Gresceut Beueh. GEO. W. Can be obtained of your grocer, resulted in a defeat for the Camden team. SockulbxtH, cf, BROWN, Gresceut Beach, Me. 29 Owing to a delay caused by the Camden team Burton, If, SHEERER’S Every Watch is positively war. not arriving until 3.30,the game wai not called Howe, rf, HOUSE FOR SALE. To be Mold at a bargain, the iwo-alory frame Cobb, W ight & Co. ranted by us. President and Mrs. Cleveland’s until 4 o’clock with the home team in the field, ToUlii, building with ell and barn, known ua the Elliot n the first inning but three Camden men house, on the corner of Koox and Elliot xtraets ia SARSAPARILLA Wholesule Distributors. came to the bat. The first one put an easy Thomaston; the frontage of the lot on Knox street UH TB PO being 195 feel. These buildings are in excellent The popular Tonic aud Blood . . Baby. . . tiy into right fielder’s hands. The other two County, If, repair, both Inside uud out, with silted roofs, aud I'urlflur. Give it a trial aud you Bheeban, 2b, 4 12 2 1 0 3 were struck out. Then the Dirigoea came to well calculated If so wished tur two families. will find It un honest modi clue for dear little thing will enjoy herself and the bat. In this inning one run was made. Marouey, s«, 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 Also piped and plumbed throughout with connec McManus, c, 4 0 1 l 7 0 n tions to water mains und sewer ou Knox street. an honest dollar. grow up strong and h-althy by being wheeled During the next inning the Camden’s got a Folsom, 3b, 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 We have just opened un immense As an investment or for an established home a rare aboutiua baby carriage ou the »und of the sea goose egg,” and the following half the Diri- Lehane, lb, 3 0 1 1 6 12opportunity is here presented. For terms of sale - l breaihlug in the pure atmosphere and the oes run six. From this the, Belfast] party’s Hull, rf, 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 r other iuformatton apply to C. FRINGE, Adiur. stock of Men’s Youths’, Boys’ and Pattorson, cl, 3 0 2 *2 4 1 1 G. Thomas Saul, Ju ly 24, 1896. 50 cool breezes. You can do the same by your baby. spirits r'se and victory seemed easy. lu the Morse, p, 8 0 0 0 1 8 0 C h ild r e n ’s »ur baby Is Just as nrt-cluus, loving and dear to 4th inning the HighSchool made 3 runs fol HOUSE FOR SALE. u as little Marlon Is to tne President and his lowed by a “whitewash” in the 5th. The 6th T otals 31 1 6 6 X1 9 b Inning* 1234667H 9 House will be Mold at a bargain, a house situated The Board of Health Irnuble wife. We have Inaugurated a special resulted in one more run for the HighSchool. ou the Went Meadow road in the orchurd ou the Will m eet for business K v e r y F r i d a y at 2 o'clock I n the 7th. assisted by two very bad errors by W arren, 0 0 S 0 0 3 x— 6 e of Baby Curriages which w<- will sell at greatly Rockland, 0 0 0 1 0 0 0— 1 G. L. Fuirand farm, formerly occupied by Martha p. m in the Aldermen's Room. To Tnsure atten reduced prices. Give the little ooes an outing this jorham Deane, the < amden', team scored, Wooster, late of Rockland, deceased. This house tion complaints should be made lo the Board while Stolen buoo«, P opkey, rfocBalexix, Shueban,______is suitable for a small family und will be sold at in session, or to the Hecretary in writing. Clothing, leligh’ful weather that they may grow up strong his was followed by one in the 8th and Base ou balls, Howe 2. Struck out, Webster 2, W . R. FKKSOOTT, A dm r. 80-33 The law requires that precautions for preventing and heulthy men and w men. Our aeaordnent of another “ whitewash” in the 9th. The Diri- Powers 2. Gurley,-Burton, County, McManus, Le the spread of contagious diseases, and the cleansing _ jes were by no means pleased by the tuau- hane. Morse. Double play, Gurley, Sion aud Pop of siuk rooms, buildings and cluthing ufturwurds, Baby Carriages is large and the poorest parent cau kay.Pushed bails, McManus 2. Time, 2 hours. Em BUSINESS F O R S A L E . ner in which the runs were made and endea must bo douo lo the satisfaction of the Board of Hats, caps, and, afford to buy one They an stylish, comfortable pires, Locke aud Nevers of Rockland An iuteresl lu a small « power, wood work- H ealth. aud strong, Step into oui? store and sec them. red to shut ’hem out which they did in the ' kcture of horn Householders uud physicians are required by law Opthalmic We will be pleased to show them to you. 9th inning. Following is the score by in Rockland people should not get dis Ings, etc ______year*, doing to report cuses of the following diseuaes to the t nings : good huMinetta. A bargain. Poor boaltb «olo Local Board of Health promptly Diphtheria or couraged. We have got into a|batl rut to be MOD for selling. E. M. HHAW, firm Sbuw membranous croup, scut let fever, typhoid fever, lents’ Furnishing Goods 1 2 3 4 S 0 7 6 9 sure but we are bound to get out of it. When tim lih, Rockland, Me. 16 im-aslus, whuoping cough, cerobro spiual menin lfo»l 1 •» 3 U U 8 U » x—21 we do look fur some extra good bail playing. gills, small pox, cholera, typhus fever, pulmonary Didcn 0 0 0 8 0 1 11 1 0—19 tuberculosis or consumption. F. K. Shaw Co., The management have just about reached the Optician. Time of game, 2 hrs. 30 min; Austin W. MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE. 38 B E N J W IL L I A MB. Keatiug, umpire; Robert Greenlaw, official root of the trouble and have applied remedies. Thu Machlnu Shop aud fixture* of the late George- W. A. ALBEE I’hich we otfer ai prices lower than Opera House Block. Encourage rather than discourage the boys. IL-June* of South IJulou, Knox Co., Maine, with D G. FERKINH scorer. the land ou which it stand* aud the water power before known. CAMDEN, ME. The Bangor Commercial says: “Already commuted therewith. The *hop ia about thirty by l be Knox county league games arc some- Camden and Warren accuse Rockland of forty or flAy feet fioor space, two atorie* high aud 'Office: Spear Block, corner hat of a see saw character. The score in a baaecueui. Tool*, etc., all in order for Immediate being afraid and cite Rocklan4s prpposition Terms caah or undoubted security. MRg. Main and Park Streets, | each game is close enough to create consid to play eleven games for the pennant and j G?A. JONKH? Exx.’of *EsUU“ Reference, 1'uiLo erable interest. The Camdens and Warrens finish out the season playing for fun in proof, i Tuuhston, Rockland. Dr. B oralM ’s ROCKLAND. FEMALE PILLS. met Thursday afternoon on Warren grounds Rockland, they jpty, now has a good lead for I and it was nip aud tuck all through the con the peunaut which it fears may be lost if the mwsod,uaivjs«vsa>caniy or pidn/ul uu&- S T E A M M I L L stratum. how used by over fiO.OOff test. Slattery started in to pitch for Camden seasou stretches out very long. Froud Rock- Examinations of the Eye Free of Charge. ladles i*uuLhly. Invigorates but the first four men up received gifts of laud afraid of the unpretentious villages of FO R 8 A L E . EYE REMEDY. orgai-s. Beware Ikuurc ef lu4U.tlou«. * -* ' paewr. BL l * r b u , or UUJ bux tt. bases on balls and the young man who has the old Knox. Perish the thought!” This yarn Wiii be sold at a bar(gain, the Building, Lot uud aeAlod la pUJa wrapper. 8ead reputation of putting 27 consecutive balls over shore front, Engine aud Boiler, , aud______fillings—mainw_ ____ Btarapa for partloulara. Sold br I is made out of whole cloth and there is no shaft, pulleys, bell, grindstone, etc, of tb j Metcalf For all troubles with the eyes or lids, or to pre Glosses mode to correct all errors of refraction. j the plate had to retire and give way to Bass truth in it whatever. We laugh at the idea vent the sight from failing, or delay the use of Over throe hundred references iu Rockland and Mill iu Thom aston. The building is ubout 30x69, leases, or slop all pain In tne eyes at once, nothing vicinity. who pitched a maguiiicent game lo the very of being afraid to meet these two teams. in good order, aud the plant is excellent ly adapted ke it ever keowu. Give it n trial. Frioe boo and Office open day aud evening. Nllil Kopklund by '’'hog. H. n out Bass is a bq» factor in winning Why we are not afraid to meet the Bangon.. for auy wood-working business or any other that requires steam power. For information enquire of $1 00- 30 b u t to , for Camden. He is pitching out of Nothing would please us better. Perhaps wc 8W. J. GO A ML IKY, Druggist, M alo BirM , N J H. U UEWET'f, I homaston, Me. 28 Hook 1 wad, 4 | m I C. THOMAS 8AI