_ AL. 80_ BELFAST, MAINE, THURSP___ NUMBER 23 battle of Shilob; sod they who mi impcraon- lournal. in had though : symbolised you had illustrated Government. Memorial Day Liberty. that ooe great sanguinary battle «™ City PERSONAL. PERSONAL ^g^'oTrogay's between me ated; had absorbed in ycnr of the same blood and of a thoo«JlU tad Secret So- common eountr r hearts—if I ehould not rather Day in Belfast.. would the view and Jay, ijsslf **r" Memorial 1814. There was a clarify settle the issue and Ths of the J. O. arrived morn* Day in Liberty.. Liberty, May 31, large absorbed your thoughts regular meeting city government Bert Annie of Boston arrived Saturday tc Capt. Hayes Wednesday p*6E'’ties .Memorial counted by far too small the cost. One it* owni deeper mean- Bells. Gov- of in town Memorial tc ou £ vice and suffering into wet held June Robert F. Dun ton relatives. ing for a visit at his home in this Ball.. Wedding City gathering people Day of five of the contending hosts had it taddone all let. Mayor visit Belfast city. SLV ..News of the been swen ; ing and dearer honor. Now nment. ..Personal. attend the exerciaea, which were held in the away, witn the pallor of had f®r 1all presiding. Mr. and Mrs. thousands dead up tbat a could do. You Mrs. I. H. Hannon of Brewer is the guest ol Ralph Griffin of Boston art .Tablet for Christ’s Church, turned onto the symbol churn h at 2 m. Mr. Franklin F. oi sky, Whence came no voice o the moment had BOLL or ACCOUNTS. Brands p. Phillips t it stood for. Now supreme her son, Charles A. Hannon. visiting relatives in Belfast and Morrill. Harbor. approvahor rebuke from the Infinite: but be park waa the orator and th come. Nothing could N”~”*P The were read and ordered Free .Pittsfield Cambridge, Maes., gave case must be to the following paid: Mrs. Charles A. will The Belfaat Library. appealed dread arbitra could be resisted. Nothing **f®P*“: Miss Myra Achorn of Camden was a recent Pilsbury leave by train President Wilson’s Busy one of the finest addresses ever given here ment and C0“J" that M Contingent.| 971 TO f,=£- pergonals.. yet again again—witness lliasioi That was an awful moment, eurpssung of her this morning for visits with relatives in Novm Letter. Antietam and Highways.. 1,892 75 guest sister, Mrs. E. A. Jonas. Washington A new feature of the exercises was the march- Ridge, Gettysburg—ere mind > it seems to me. Then ttaaoulisborn pay death, FTee 1(7 64 Scotia. to di cordant and hearts alienated could ■ the token Library. E. H. end friend of are Appreciation.. .Government at 1.80 m. of the of the rail anew. No thought of yielding Dickey Biddeford ing p. pupils village once more to a common up of School 89 3 Forest. .Of Inter- standard In th‘ I of honor entered the naarta Contingent.84 of Col. Levi M. Poor was marshal of the F»5f c-me Vanderbilt of the country’s Free text guests his mother, Mrs. Lois Dickey. day F. school^ with the superintendent schools April days of ’6S came the surrender at it has fulfilled ita puds, books and supplies.- 66 £4 to Vessel Owners-Franklin An any one of you, though in the Memorial at and the at to School and insurance.- 2 26 Saturday Day parade An* Jst and the teachers, to the upper bridge, where tragedy Washington: an: I are to to priace and repairs Mrs. Albert C. Burgess left Monday fora I philliP8- pomatox though you go 80 70 Mr. Lincoln, he of so great and sweet a calm and dauntleas- Sewers. gusta. Memorial in the they csst flowers upon the water in memory soul death. Your Colonel, few weeks’ visit in Boston and vicinity.. | Kdiiorials... Day born in obscurity, self-reared, break the staff that Cemetsries. 60 00 * .Transfers in Real heaven-corn commander still—bids you Mrs. E. H. Dunbar returned to pell Schools. of those who gave their lives for their country as the souls State Road.. 644 79 Mrs. Plymouth* missihfaed, great in human his tor baa horns it and tear that symbol, single Leroy A. Coombs has returned from a .The Churches.. aloft, from a State. Obituary. when in the naval service. John 0. in so many instances have been: he who ** foa "*T® Sidewalks.-. 78 24 Mass., Monday short visit with Belfast of Brooks. Capt. waj as your souls, into as many piee®* business and pleasure trip to Vinalhaven. i he News to with a section with leat Fire Department. 427 81 relatives. Johnson in a brief address explained the ob- ready sign conquered of hii bosoms, and shelter them your lives; new Park. 2 00 Mrs. Archie laffin of Portland News of Belfast.. country any civil compact it cared t< tbat touched hostile baud, or tram- spent Sunday The servance This flag be by L. F. f‘°E of this custom. duty perform- write, after he bad written therein Union And went with Bridges. 866 98 with her Mrs. W. Proctor. Whitmore returned to his studies ot of Chsncs (story)..The Re- an< pled over by living man. they sister, Clsrence name ed the children, with the members of E. H. Freedom, met the fate of the thousands haw mo at»r» next General school purposes.. 876 67 Colby College after a few at his of Chile. .Classical Figure for slab you to prison. And those Monday days P‘cf' public in defense of the cause for which to endure those Miss Ealey Bicknell of Rockland was the Court, Panama-Pa- Bradstreet Post, G. A. R, marched to the he stood to your hearts helped you home in Belfast. j [;ruut Exposition passed to the exaltedness of tutelar saint because you were Total.$4,916 41 guest of Miss Louise J. Read over Memorial .The Restoration where the waa other bars, besetting you ’nc Exposition.. church, following program alike to North and South, and to the look to those other Claude Nutter, Albert Cuzner and William Statesman Nonsense. oppresser true; helped you to up IN BOARD OF Day. carried out remarka Commander of times in serene and safe ALpEBMEN. P«m). Opening by subsequent every land and clime stars, where we dream all is Greenlaw returned Sunday from a visit at the I If. Bennett to Correspondence. .Cultivating Mr. Charles 8. Such is the divine of the dew ot The bid of H. to lay the sewer Dustin Cunningham has returned home unty Hon. L. C. Morse; prayer by alchemy and free. .. ,, Habit. .Our Rose Gar- former's home in Center Montville. P.<"‘ uluvator death. Such is the wine of a of that is finding. the foot of Green street to down from a viait with Belfast Adams of Searsmont; singing of America by benignity, whei Lost! There is way losing from High, Natick, Mass., rela- anJ How We Made It. .Gapes the fruit of and are he Miss Ardie Wetherbee of wrong wronged togethei When man supremely gives, supremely to Primrose, a distance of 760 for tives. Everett, Mass.* How Cured. .Growing Crops for the choir and audience; reading of general crushed in the of High feet, wine-press God. Picture: finds.” was called to Belfast last to Business. was referred to the committee on Saturday attend The Chinese Egg orders J. O. Johnson, Adjutant of of his homely, beautiful face adorn walls ii Charles W. the Colonel of the 16th $442, sewers Henry Cunningham, who has been an at- by Capt. Ti’den, the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Hattie E. the cabins of the Siberia of exiles, as in th< thus distinguished; died in with the to act. on I i ^arepoit. ..Stockton Springs.. .Born. Bradstreet Post; solo, “Columbia, the Gem of Maine regiment power tendant in the McLean Hospital, is at home mud-walled straw thatched huts of China March this Stevens of the 5 th S. S. L. fire Thomas. F*'1 Died. .Market. Mrs. C. M. of Lin- year. Captain Shute, chief of the department, a vacation. Married... the Ocean,” Hurd; reading where ancient darkness and wrestle witl Maine lives. How does the rooter of light Battery 2 Dr. and Mrs. and war reported whistle alarms and 11 telephone O. S. Vickery son John coln’s Gettysburg address, very impressively the deep problems of human sovereignty the departed soldiers of the great civil of George W. Burkett arrived Thursday from Some call him the civic Saviour of the knew run calls for the month and the spent and at their DAY IN BELFAST. done I. Morse, Esq of Belfast. world ‘61 to *66 whom my boyhood ending May 31st, Boston to viBit his Mrs. Edward A. Saturday Sunday cottage by Ralph I not hesitate to Eben daughter, ^MEMORIAL would call him a Co-Savioui the defiles of memory; Colby, report was Camp Quantabacook. home Then Mr. the orator of the day, was through accepted. Wadsworth. returning Monday this Phillips, with him who taught "Let him who would b< Everson Howes, True Prescott, Judson Pres- : L'ov was more fully observed Percy S. morning. introduced and spoke as follows, holding the ohief among you be the servant of all.” Knowlton, John Q. Adams, Edgecomb, City Marshal, reported Veterans cott, John Colby M. A. Pattershall returned to Booihbay Har- ,„r some time past. The one arrest for Be”ar attention of his audience until the close: Sad was his face, at times lit with Alexander Woodman and Cyrus Stewart, my intoxication, 19 given lodging, Mrs. George Frank Harriman and her close up smiles, after a week’s visit with hiB fam- and their lessening numbers to illume afar historic honored teachers; Silas Benner, the beautiful 18 furnished meals at and 7 bor, Monday, march ago the 12th day of last Lights aisles. lockup complaints mother, Mrs. Dupont, of New York, have ar- 111 Fifty-three years drummer, and Richard Ayer, the gallant officer ily yi this city. cable, but the allied organizations month broke over these peaceful hills and into investigated. The report was accepted. rived to the Harriman at In contrast with chiefs of militarism and in blue and gold. Your roster has them enrol- open cottage Kelley's of the are fully the vale of our Georges River the news how The of M. R. Knowlton and Herbert Foster left Friday to spend a few Grand Army Republic lovely vainglory, rises to historic heights this led with all the rest, whom you enshrine in the petition others, Cove for the season. *Jle that civil war, the most remarkable in cause of spirit of those who chief civic help and guidance to the of for an extension of two or more on days with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Fos- .,;rh the patriotic known in human had op. crypts memory. lights ’* and significance history, sad al of the beautiful Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Ames and Mr. and in the Civil War in defence pressed—tall, rugged figured, faced, Members of Liberty Post Water street near the M. R. in Portland. the front rent our Federal Union in twain, and arrayed C. R. depot was ter, tm times seemingly almost crushed by the weigh I towns of Liberty, Montville, and Searsmont, Mrs. William B. Swan will go to Augusta next will on the work when citizen, friend against laid on the table. and carry citizen against friend, of his burdens, whether the world of a order: Let Nathaniel J. Pottle arrived from * flag, wondering a municipal tripartite patriot Saturday to attend the Maine State Conference has brother brother, in the horrors of Tuesday soldier passed away. against would endorse his standards, and until the us lift our above clods of earth and grassy The petition of Andrew Ellis and others for ]ut grayhaired that in course of four eyes Howard, R. I., to spend a two-weeks’ vacation of Unitarian Churches. strife and blood years sixties to the world unknown! are with morning and the fresh green early Now his mounds, wreathed though they today 6 electric on the back road to "a beautiful red a zone of our freedom-boasted United lights Searsport with Belfast relatives. I was dyed name is the title of a thousand volumes in the and stars and tender flowers, the artis- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Montgomery of Rutland, :he fruit trees in blossom, the well- States of America. We schoolboys had read stripes was laid on the table. I languages of the nations. The wise and the try of God. The wondrous vision is over and Charles E. Stevens has returned home from of and dreamed of wars, of the conquests of Cyrus The Vt., who have teen guests of their daughter, and the general display flags ignorant vie to do honor to bis memory. above that, bursting through fleece clouds and petition of James C. Durham and others fifiaitiir Persian and Alexander the Greek, of Han- the Waldo County Hospital, where he had been Mrs. Haraden S. went to their attractive setting for the exer- the The few lingering men of the Grand Army out of the imperishable ether. Behold in the that Cottage street, between Allyn and Con- Pearl, Bangor, ij B tart ly the and Caesar, of nibal, Scipios Charlemagne of the Republic rest in the evening of life in heavens the Lincoln and hia immortal for surgical treatment. former home, on their return to* In the morning the graves but in their to glorified don streets, be built was received and referred Tuesday fjlay. and Napoleon; motive, appeal the proud consciousness that they placed their of soldiers, and know the proud on throng partriot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hollins and of Vermont. in Grove Cemetery were decorated the world's judgment, and ultimate effect lives at their to the committee on daughter country’s altar for sacrifice, if destiny that is yours with them. This is the highways. ^reitead destinies of mankind, they have no were over Memorial of dowers. At 9 a. m. Mrs. DoraF. the parallel need be, in support of the great cause for title: Saviours of the Union, Champions of a resolve mat it is the sentiment ot the Boston guests Day Mr. Rev. Haraden S. Pearl went to Bangor Tues- rags and of to in city 'th with the War of the Rebellion ,61 ’66, which ho and so made his far about stood, possible Freedom. Heralds of Progress. council a new with and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs. to commencement of ,.••• Mrs. Nettie Merrithew,with of the birth of the adult citizens that contract be made the day attend the Bangor the century reaching achievement. His success was their of the solem ities of this was followed the of Belfast Public for a school Mm Tunas Hnwea Tflvlnr wkn Via a kasasn in of which he is a f ‘he lower grades public who observe the day. success. With him they and their comrades, The address by reading Building Company Theological Seminary, gradu- mpupils or ana the lower Mrs. Etta The world bad wearied vainglorious and became and two Mrs. John Sukeforth. and instead Boston for several months, is at with ate. Mrs. Pearl him and i( met on bridge living dead, emancipators poems by Capt. building equipment costing $85,000, present accompanied they self-enriching conquest, the helmed-headed saviours, ine old for the for Mrs. Fletcher with counsel, young John O. Johnson then told the story of how of $76,000, and that the Belfast relatives and friends. will return today. = aid Augusta militarism of The al- city accept $10,000 cap- Saver* mail-fisted spoliation. war—a trite saying. One here when young oi cniiaren irom iue dubi of had been the “Star Banner” was written and ital stock of the company instead of $10,000 of Commander and Mrs. A. T. ^ number leged divine right kings rebuked, followed his country’s flag on the seas in that Spangled Mrs. Samuel Holbrook of Swan's Island re- Gay, Mrs. Georgia. human in the western half of the a in flags and flowers. The flow- and slavery navy that only Yankee genius could have im- Mrs. George Cram sang it as solo. bonds payment for the school common and turned home from a week’s visit with J. C. Samuel Stevens and Wil- B( ,11 carrying had broken its Friday Juan, Bennett, Old World quite completely provised, with its “little monitor”, never to be was Mattered on the water in memory of The choir for the day was Mrs. Helen Hurd, buildings thereon, passed. her mother, Mrs. Annie Flanders. liam Johnson went to Waterville to> bre fetters by inherent causes; the teaching of the excelled in naval architecture in facility for yesterday of the Civil War. This duty pel'- the influence of Chris- Mrs. Blanche Cram, Miss Bernice Bennett and The report of Eben F. Littlefield, City Solic- attend the of the State jailor* philosophers, benign quick, decisive action, and in least exposure to Mies Mabel Butters of Bangor, who had been meetings encampment^ to Memorial headed a monk, even, the Im- Morse. that he was unable to find ihey marched hall, tianity, many rebuking disaster. Another here forgot the age of boy- Ralph I. itor, any provision for several in the Sons of Veterans. ll of the in visiting days Searsport, is drummer. perial entertainment slave-gladiator hood, the under age of the soldier, in his The stores and all the in the Statutes which would authorize the William Cunt, all post office, nearly city bf Miss Maude E. Barker. Mrs. Amos Clement and Miss the arena, and advocating the release of zeal to to his thrill- guest Louise Clem- was formed in front of burning respond country’s residences were decorated with council an of for m- the parade slaves with realty to monastic institu- call flags. making appropriation $100 leave Atl p passing ing to arms. Another from here went Mr. and Mrs. James B. Small who came to ent will tomorrow, Friday, to spend the- on Church street in the follow- tions: and when crowned heads, wearied of down the Belfast Band was nail into that holocaust of Gettysburg, that accepted. summer at Seaside Seal Harbor. In the Memorial rival Belfast to attend the Small-Williams wedding, Inn, ducal coronets fashioned into crowns, really settled the issue between the North and The petition of O. E. Frost and others that hg order; to their BASE BALL. fall Miss Louise will enter the WayEffete/ have sought for props thrones, they the South, to emerge and assist in burying the returned to Lynn, Mass., Tuesday. J. Harvey Stinson; aid, Orrin J. stratum that portion of Spring street between Court Marshal. have always bowed to the great sub dead of those three of that car- school, Portland. days appalling was in slaves have become serfs and and Church be discontinued was referred to Mrs. J. H. Elwell of Boston Belfast of humanity, and nage, under conditions such that one of his Elmer Foote of South a member of of Percy S. Edgecomb, mar- Boston, of Mrs. Rev. D. B. Phelan of Belfast was a visitor p£oon police, villains and vassals, the hard historic under- natural senses has since been forever lost. the committee on sidewalks and it was ordered several days the past week, the guest last ball team, arrived last Thursday and Monday in Augusta and called on friends. Mr. Ail, of freemen. Still another from here bears that silent chron- year’s relatives. J. Lee Patterson, director. graduates that proper notice be posted for a hearing on Mary A. Coombs and other Phelan is now for the Belfast Band, base on the Belfast team this missionary Penobscot the best blood of the the ology of war’s pathos—the empty sleeve. will play second of school children with flags. While Huguenots, the same. arrived to Bay Bethel Mission, which institution is doing A company not Mrs. A. M. Ingraham Thursday the Ladies of the Sons Puritans and the Quakers on both sides of the Not what are weapons, but what are season. Others engaged will arrive until work the sailors and fisher folk Iwen; of Auxiliary your The of B. F. and others for her L. J. good among Mrs. T. Atlantic was with and is test the are: M petition Cushing visit the family of nephew, Pottle, A Veterans on foot with flags, A. Gay, wrestling principalities your aims? the question for y >ung June 8th. Those already signed ae along the Maine coast.—Kennebec Journal. the heinous African on powers for suppressing warrior of in whatever strife engaged; street lights the Citypoint road was laid on and later will open her cottage at The Battery. today, Williams, Kail Albert, McElwee and Blethen Mrs. Julia Churchill of "f A. E. Clark S. of V., on slave trade, started by the Portuguese before for the world is all unrest, and civic strifes, if the table. Canaan, accompanied Thirty1 Camp, last season’s Dover-Foxcroft team. All Mrs. Susan C. Carter and Miss Charlotte W. Columbus had discovered this western world, not causes in abound. Are directed of her father, Peter Tower, visited her feoi, A T Gay, commander. arms, they The orders were the coun- by brother, and had well suc- following passed, from Boston. Twenty-five of Canton Pallas, P. M., I. O. O. had fairly succeeded, nigh to unselfish ends, and for ushering in better are good men and will help to give Belfast a Colburn returned Thursday j F. A. Tower, of Belmont, and other relatives, ceeded in stamping out slavery itself, that ac- conditions for all? Is the man cil concurring: Conference. f. Leon Shute, captain. young aspiring winning team. The dance to be given as a where they attended the Unitarian in that town and Lincolnville, last week. Mr. of Tarratine Tribe of Red cursed institution at the hands of men of the to be a millionaire of dollars, with the burdens That the be authorized and instructed Twenty four not mayor French and Dutch descent benefit for the team will take place until Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Strout and little Tower is one of the remarkable old men of the Her.. Howard Robinson, Sachem. same British, of over-abundance, or a millionaire of benefac- to act with the Trustee under the will of Mrs. f Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. was planted anew in the new colonies of tions to others? Is he to the honors after the opening of the season. The first I. L. Demmons returned in his 99th and Thirty---':--: aspiring Lena Peirce deceased, in Mildred Thursday State, being year possessing commander, in America. In the Southern States of the of the scholar, the glories of art, the of will be in Old Town June 9th be- Frederick, making AX jtnam, carriages. prizes game played from an extended visit with relatives in Law- all his mental faculties in a remarkable degree. of the Ladies Circle, Mrs. A. United States of America, dedicated to freedom science? or are such bright stars but incidental sale of Hay ford Block and adjoining property Thirt'• -X1'- tween Old Town and Belfast, and the first the inalienable of man, the last to the serene of rence, Mass. Mr. and P. Frost will sail from Bos- LFletc- r. President. and rights sky, the clear air achievement devised by her to the city of Belfast for the Mrs. E. human was made—made here will be on June 12th and 13th, Bel- of the D. of V., Mrs. Etta P. great stand for slavery that comes by the conquest of the invisible games ton June the line for Liver- Twenty-tu-o purpose of building a public echoolhouse. Miss Essie Sanborn has returned to her 27th by Leyland president. as a bold bluff of democratic, republican insti- foes of health, that makes a new and better fast and Old Town both days. liver:, on the ex- than the bluffs of the a That the tax collector be a commission duties in the Maine General Hospital, Portland, pool Dean personally conducted i. I Dunton and Aldermen in the tutions, bolder, even, mart, fairer industry with rights of both THE COLLEGE GAMES. paid Major in the middle the car. Republics of Genoa and Venice labor and capital respected, a nobler agricul- of nine-tenths of one per cent on the amount after a short vacation with her parents, Mr. cursion. The itinerary includes Scotland, fees .ring At 27th Bowdoin won from in arrogance, as every arrant ture with of roots and Waterville, May Tne ie was the largest for some years, ages,—made multiplied yields grains collected, and that the premium of his bond, and Mrs. E. M. Sanborn. English lake region, the Shakespeare Country, wrong is made. and fruits? In his warfare is he under the Colby in a game devoid of feature. Each team and be the London, the Rhine, Switzerland, j ii. > the line of march previously ! of that im- printing postage paid by city. Miss Ethola W. Frost, who teaches music in Holland, up Men who cry down our National heroes, some splendid discipline seifrestiaint, scored in the first inning, Coiby 'on hits by That of allowed on to London a dif- IBoar.t- Grove where the usual ! Abraham Lincoln as poses no wrong on others? When the law a discount 3 per cent be the Acadia at Wolfville, N. S., ar- Paris, Belgium, returning by cemetery, thoughtful men, quote Lowney and Fraser and Bowdoin on Weather- Seminary thus becomes written the nos- ferent route. :v the showers, “If it were necessary to save the within, many all taxes before 15, 1914, and that Buc. carried out despite saying, ill’s assisted muff of a paid Aug. rived last Saturday to spend the summer with with I would so save trums of the politicians will gc for little. single, by Lowney’s the return to Memorial hall the I Union slavery existing, the collector make a full settlement with the Frost. ioc- One “You are You are a throw to first. In the her Mr. and Mrs. O. E. the Union;” but Mr. Lincoln knew, too sadly says, idealizing.” third strike and poor parents, b; ; and the sun came out. At 3 p. I want to and I want treasurer on or before the first Monday of COMBINED SHOWS ARE COMING. knew, that he mu?t face a cause arrayed j dreaming.” Yes, idealize, sixth, Bowdoin scored twice, James hitting city Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Ames returned acted as escort to the a a ! to dream, ’Tis better so to do in these per- March 1915. Ithc Veterans against a cause, sphere arrayed against Weatheriil and muffing Chapman’s from where at- were times than to to Campbell Saturday morning Boston, they Bros. Circus and Famous on that the cause and the sphere ; plexing give way despair. That H. collector of The Wheeler kand its allied organizations the sphere, A wild enabled Weatnerill to C. Sargent, uncollected also from the seceding States, and as ! Time will settle much that for instant is noisy. grounder. pitch tended the Unitarian Conference. They u:::i where the inseparable taxes committed to John S. Davidson for Stampede Wild West. 'j.era House, following so Face the fire of facts, young warrior, though score a to sent 1909, a surely as he faced and crushed secession, j and lung fly left Chapman visited in Boston and vicinity few days. carried out: the to hit they are not solved: they are solvable. With a make full settlement with the treasurer All the contracts necessary for the innu- jmtnr surely would come opportunity across. James singled for Colby in the eighth city I believe, the noble in man The engagement is announced of Sarah May, leerr: Arthur Cornetist even as in earlier days he had said, majority, firmly on or before 1.1914. details of the exhibition of a y Welsh, slavery, and scored on an error and single. Aug. merable large if the ever comes to will never again capitulate to brute force. The Lowney’s of Edwin C. Cribb of Truro, N. S., to Jfcrr-.. Puritani,” Bellini, “By Heavens, opportunity That tax collector for daughter institution have been made for the dark ages are past. There are many truths At Lewiston, May 31st, Bates lost her first Wayland Knowlton, circus early .- Land, J. Lee Patterson, Director ; me, I'll hit it hard.” Harold of Belfast, Me. The looked yet to be demonstrated: and Plato’s dream of 1910, make settlement with the treasurer Hayford wedding in this city of the Wheeler Bros. hair.-. -ral Orders, The Fathers of the American Union game in the Maine Intercollegiate series to city appearance an ideal was will take in Boston eariv in June.—Bos- on the slave but had republic supplemented by Aris- place Wi'd West. John Patterson, Adjutant with aversion system, BoAdoin. It took 11 innings to do it. Bates on or before Aug. 1, 1914. Circus and the Famous Stampede it at that of our his- totle’s knowledge that there are as many meth- ton hare's f Welcome, they not tolerated stage That Fred W. collector for '12 Transcript. is one of the world’s amusement e as leads in the race with four victories and Brown, 1911, This largest C. Commander the Union could not have been formed, ods availab for discovery there are truths still ! L. Putman, tory, Mr. Mrs. Fred E. arr'ved from of a to be discovered. one and ’13, settle with the city treasurer on or be- and Smythe and because its peculiar combi- E James Harding, Chaplain and we might have continued to this day one defeat and game to play with Bow- enterprises, in £>ince the great Civil War of the ’60’s, we fore 1914. Boston to open their Northport it is the most jwt, selected, part of the British Empire. Washington doin, which has won three and lost two. If Aug. 1, Saturday nation probably interesting. 1 lost our with some old world lit a -;r:e and Mrs. C.W.Wescott his will for the emancipation of his rightly patience the be to avenue home for the summer. Mrs. S. will ! the that it is Qaimby provided Bates wins at Brunswick on Bowdoin’s That road commissioner instructed It is advertised by management that it was cruelties and effete methods practiced at our Ivy l«nw:a. Address, Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant slaves. He said to Jefferson among S. will return to Boston on ac- and it and we struck them not at sprinkle High street between the residences remain, but Mr. j without a peer in point of performance, Iwe “Ktciiliections of the War,” Beyer, his first wishes to see some plan adopted by very doors, down, day, it will give her the championship, while if all in the of conquest; we took of Thomas Bartlett heirs and H. A. in- count of business. would seem as if this boast is in a Belfast Band which slavery in his country might be abolished spirit though Bowdoin wins another game will be necessary. Wiley, justified over a few wards to save them for the time ■Kitat r.- school children under the direc- and wrote that to this subject and from William Holt’s to which includes two such shows. by by law; again Bates has not won a Bowdoin game clusive, Elijah Eugene E. Thomas aod Mr. and Mrs. Ernest combination never be being from a fate they did not deserve. But Ivy day tion of W. B. his own suffrage would wanting. has for been conced- Supt. Woodbury now Ritchie’s, inclusive, provided the abutting of Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. The Wheeler Bros, years MisB Simmons John Adams declared his abhorrence of slave- Heaven witness. There is Mexico. What for eight or 10 years. Mahoney Medford, is it, and what are we to do about it? owners $60 for same. of Mass were called >ed a in the front rank of circuses, and in. L Belfast Band holding, and said that every measure of pru going THE B. H. S. GAMES. pay William Luce Somerville, place V. to be assumed for the eventual Mexico, our next door neighbor, styled a re- a committee of two from it has been the first dence ought There were two on the street That joint special to Belfast to attend the funeral of Mrs. Hattie many points given place. public, is no It is but a modernized games Congress Ice total extirpation of slavery from the United republic. the board of aldermen and such of the council could not be excelled for its horses, the address by Mr. Sturtevant is printed in form in this last E. Thomas, which took place Saturday. It States. Franklin, Madison, Hamilton and of feudalism, with military despotism grounds city Saturday. feoa three. at the of modern as be to confer with the and of its equipment or page Patrick Henry reprobated the Bystem. Jeffer- punctured points by spirit At 9.30 a. m. the second team of the Belfast may join appointed Miss Anne C. Crosby of Boston was in Bel- quality completeness progress. Toltecs, Aztecs and other of the Belfast Water Co. relative to a attention to the numerous detaila son declared that, in the presence of the insti- aborigi- school played the International Corre- officers fast several days recently looking after the the given nes. negroes, half-breeds, a of High he trembled for his country when he strange mixup new contract or better service under which are essential for the of a SECRET tution, the latter a score securing work at her summer home on production SOCIETIES. that God was the peaceful and the ferocious, and a proud spondence school, winning by Northport | remembered just. the contract and at the of unusual merit. Although The that monstrous aber- domination of the blood of Castile and of 15 to 14. Russell of Vinalhaven present report July avenue. She will come soon with her mother, performance ^ In the contemplation of Aragon. umpired of the East Lodge F. & A.,M. Old Town, The three R’a of Mexico are Bros, have refrained front ration, with evil to both master and Rough-Riding, and Robert scored. meeting. Mrs. Caroline P. to the summer. Wheeler always '* fraught and Real Estate Keating Crosby, spend voted to build a four story for deliverence from it, whence and Rascality Agents. The great some act as a thriiler* unanimously slave, and At 8 m. Belfast IN BOARD OF MUNICIPAL OFFICERS. featuring five-second estates of that rich must p. High played Vinalhaven Mrs. E. K. Harris was in Belfast last Satur. *** to be used for store and lodge to whom was our fair Columbia to turn ? Let wonderfully country their building be carved and out to the the local team with a score of 8 used purely for advertising purposes, the follow her through marts an d up parcelled masses, High, winning Ordered that the tax collector for the en- on her return to Boston from Holbrook's ■fpweb. imagination day found in and in of who must be educated. Regardless of how we to 1. Foote and Milton patrons have always many surprises halls of learning military posts quest umpired Stephenson suing year give a surety bond of $20,000, to be she had been to arrange for hav- are in it, we are there, and there we must no come forward with ft* annual rendezvous of Maine a wise and brave leader for the conquest of The visitors returned pisland,where store, and now they have Consistory scored. home Sunday for the city. summer home for that eventually turning to a doubt stay a long time; for the wrongs of ages paid by ing her got ready occupancy. Mexican Bull 'be Scottish rite was held in Portland Fri- supreme peril, the boss thriller of them all—a Within the cannot be made over in a day are in morning in the launch Red Gables, Capt. Leroy Ordered that the chief of the fire return soon to the season. log cabin in a lonely wilderness. They department She will spend the Mendaza ■LMay 29th, at 3.45 p. m ,at which lies the grain, which must be trained to grow A. Coombs. Fight, a thrilling reproduction by beginning smudge and odor of pine A boy as fire be authorized to the .i, _ .... pervade. inspector perform a h* a., We are not in there as land Hurd of Charlestown, Mass., student Mexican bull woo vwu- His limbs are uncouth: i straight. grab- Roy of fighters. piaue IU8B10U tuiKiin sleeping on a couch. xno o. aa. o. vchiu went iu vuiuie weanee- troupe genuine but as a and duties imposed upon the municipal officers by was the over his raven locks are a half dried tear bers, polic? force, probably best at Colby College, guest Sunday the combination of the Wheeler Bros. full form. A banquet at 6.80 was tangled: j afternoon to the local team. The When for his dead mother is on his cheek. A large at that, to protect first life, then proper- day play Sec. 46, 47 and 49 ot chapter 28 of the Revised Miss Jennie M. Miller. Mr. bony i... i_11_1__*_V_1__1 _1_.L of his great aunt, & Famous Wild West was ac- >' work in the 30tb of Camdens will the B. H. S. on Circus Stampede grade, knight of bark, tacked on tne wall, snows tnat play team the Statutes relating to investigation of fires. ■crap Hurd has been licensed to preach and occupied the amusement world was not the There were 76 candi* he has to write his name—name for the Monroe doctrine, for Britains, Germans, street next and complished, evening. essayed Congress grounds Saturday Ordered that the Waldo Telephone Co. erect Easter Frenchmen, and if we resent his home pulpit Sunday, preaching his as the combination had been took the high rolls of destiny name that will live when Spaniards Japs, to the surprised, pre- degrees, including Capt. to that for the latter expect play Academy team in and maintain their on are their attending duty themselves. poles Durham, Wight one for Warren and D. Southworth names of emperors forgotten. dieted. The deal was a fortunate Ralph Probably no faction in Mexico, becoming dom- Freedom Monday. and streets to the advertised Did thus the of mirth high heaven mark Mayo according son of Mr. G. inasmuch as are now •at and the following from Rockland: age inant, will long control the elements there to Charles E. Paul, and Mrs. J. amusement patrons, they With melancholy’s cast of shadows dark, notices on same. be governed. Uncle Sam's protectorate, with Paul of this city.who has been with the Armour able to see the two shows for the prices form- rederick W. Wight, Frank C. Flint, Willing that guileless youth might so begin WEDDING BELLS. wholesome object lessons, must long be in evi- IN JOINT CONVENTION. in the Charles T. Asa To bear the burden of the Nation’s sin ? Institute of Technology Chicago for several erly charged for one. To enable perform- Stanley, Smalley. dence. L *t the Ireland of Great Britain, let O. E. Frost addressed the convention in a wilderness lone rela- been full of the new the two exhibitions to be simul- r. T. E. Lew Rosen* Was this, indeed, cry. the Alsace of and the Finland of Small-Williams. The marriage of Dr. years, has given charge ances of given Tibbetts, Harry that Germany tion to the new school Forestalling doom, Freedom might not building, speaking of and will an as- out a act, iam M. Welch of Auburn, formerly Russia, with pointed finger warn us against Elmer Small and Mrs. Kittie F. Williams took department of Mechanics, have taneously and without cutting single die? the bids received and the additional cost as the acquisition of all or any of old Mexico for has been a herculean task, but ■ also took the and flower of all the land. place at 10 o’clock a. mM Monday, June 1st, at sistant. of either, great degrees, Must wealth genius, United States territory. It is Uncle Sam’s estimated. this sad and kiss his 86 it h as been and the result will fer of Call lad, toil-cramped turn to the white man's the groom’s residence, No. Miller street. C. Johnson, Esq., of Washington, D. C., accomplished, the Eastern Star of Maine pick up burden, and, S. A. Parker was nominated as tax collector Ralph hand. he will Arthur A. be seen when the Wheeler Bros. Circus & Fa- *° session in Portland in doing it wisely, get and give great Rev. Blair, Univeralist, officiated arrived by boat Tuesday morning to look after days’ Wednes* Invoked the bond of Union to maintain, by Charles A. Harmon and received 9 votes; in good. the service. The bride was on the afternoon mous stampede Wild West Shows appear aoon, 27th. The session was When iron storms rivers of blood should rain? using single ring his property here, leaving May The splendid condition of our army and navy Edward Sibley was nominated by Clyde B in pale blue brocade boat. Mrs. and Miss Johnson will sail Belfast on June 11th. A grand spectacular larmonious in the of the order Persons of the same parentage, reared in the and the discipline of our men in arms, becomingly gowned crepe 4 Mr., history splendid Holmes and received votes. Parker was de- street will be in the and same but in mood and de chene with lace and satin and June 20th for where will parade given morning g the afternoon there were household, differing their courage, heroism, firmness, patience trimmings Europe, they spend many from clared elected. Augustus D. was nomi- and temperament, may digress harmony to even to gentleness with half benighted delu- wore and hose to match. Her travel- Hayes performances in the afternoon evening. ons made which included cut slippers the summer. glass, and that too of the most bitter type. will contrast in so marked a nated P. A. Bradford as and hostility, sionists, degree suit was wisteria with white silk by city engineer, f‘ officers a same is true of the ing trimmings Charles R. Catell, who had conducted a fruit jewels and profusion of The public sentiment, per- with their barbarities, that they and the world received 11 votes and was declared elected. of and hat to match. the immediate rela- flowers. sonality of the aggregate thought different will note some of the achievements of our Only Btand on Hammond street, for 33 NEWS OF THE GRANGES. The retiring Grand Matron to Wednesday, June to take Bangor, sections of a common The Lincoln and the brave men tives of the were Adjourned 3rd, Trice country. original Martyr who sus- contracting parties present. has sold his business because of ill of Richmond, was present- ol the Union subordinated all local dif- the matter of the new contract with the years, States tained him in arms, for the widening sway of left on the noon train for a of ten up beautiful They trip health and is coming soon to his summer home Seven Star Grange, Troy, held its regulai necklace ani pendant com- ferences in the interest of a common cause of popular right and rule among the children of Building Committee. an days to include the White Mountains and visits a pearls and Maine tourmalines by offense toward and defense against external men. Popular rights and rule must find their in Northport, where his many friends hope meeting Saturday evening with good a men of in and Boston. > oppression. Successful in that, the the in and Portland, Lynn They will be at The of a ha j served under her as deputies stability comprehensive intelligence that he will regain his former health. tendance. program consisted song by northern States nurtured the principles of free moral power. Only ignorance and must home after June 2nd. No cards. The r term. wrong bride TABLET FOR CHRIST CHURCH, DARK Mrs. Coffin, story Harold sola, The body was entitled to labor and popular rights, while a class of men bow to wise dictation. Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter Louise re- by Piper, piano came to Belfast from Islesboro about Bix tep and 407 in the southern some of them from the years HARBOR. Estes, Fred duel were reported during the States, Soldiers of the Republic; soldiers in the days turned Friday from an auto trip to the White by Phyllis story by Myrick, north, built up a system of slave property and when standards were ago and during her residence here has made Mrs. Coffin and L. L. and a hours, the largest number ever as- your Country’s swayed Mountains. Dr. James D. Clement and his by Rogers, paper- rule under the forms of rent oligarchic democracy, and in the tempests of war: This is in- many friends. The groom has practiced medi- a '"r a Krand There of the Maine General by Seavey Piper, followed by social. chapter meeting. tolerant of the rest of the country so long, and deed Memorial the Sabbath of the is erected for guest, Dr. Elmer King your Day, cine in Belfast many years and has a host of There being dedication at hapters represented out of 160 chap* only so long.’' s there was subserviency to their Nation. What memories of the departed accompanied them home. Dr. Clem- Harvest Moon Grange, Thorndike, held ser- in Christ Church, Dark Harbor, Maine, a memo- Hospital, local conditions. The territorial of the snows of our friends Belfast and in Waldo County who State and came from all aec- expansion arise. Among last late win- ent will the summer at Seal Harbor, vices at their hall May 31st in memory of their- they the slave rial tablet to Mr. John Turner a spend the Nation and limitation of territory ter, on the pine-whispering plains of Bruns- extend congratulations and best wishes. Atterbury, members a was kine. In the afternoon the installa- where he will be later his who deceased and large audience doom to the dictatorial was the summer member of ac- joined by wife, spelled political supre- wick newljpmade grave of Maine's the parish, and long present to listen to the fine sermon by Rev. f^cers took Mrs. Bertha M. of the too to too General Joshua L is at with her in place, macy south, proud petition, first soldier. Chamberlain, Warren-Whiting. The wedding of Miss interested in the work carried on there. present parents Raymond. David Brackett of Belfast. The choir render- to tively afl presumptuous compromise, and hence left the hero of Little Round the the Goldie M. Whiting, of Mr. and Mrs. a Machias acting installing officer, Top, civilian, daughter a a Rev. Horace B. Sellers left for New ed music appropriate for the occasion and a resort to It is gift of his wife, and is from design Monday to no alternative but arms. scholar, the gentleman. The best word Frank O. of 80 Bridge street, and was a > Maud of aa pic- Whiting special feature solo by Sister Crosby, Hardy Thorndike, grand The success of Mr. Lincoln caused ture I can set to view of him Franklin A. son of Mr. Charles R. Lamb, the artist-architect, the York, where he will be the guest for several political your is ih his Warren, Lincoln by Mrs. N. C. Berry presiding at the organ. The Etta W. Graffam of Brunswick aa an of most intense sectional an- own in the of alignment words spoken city of Gardiner' a Warren, formerly Searamont, took place work having been executed in the Lamb Stu- days of Rev. C. F. Raisner, pastor of Grace hall was decorated beautifully with potted Port* him, he showed to- few ago, in honor of the brave at 8 at the home of the ‘Plain, and Georgia Horton of tagonism against though years ltTth p. m., May 29th, New York. Methodist church of that whom he was plants, wild flowers, ferns, etc. These ser- ward hostile the dios, city,to and the slave-holding section, both Maine Regiment and 6th Maine Battery, bride's parents. The house was prettily dec- vices will be a fea- organist. The are the an for some time. While in New probably regular yearly following before and after his induction into the office on their action in the battle of ana the was The bright metal, is brought into assistant Gettysburg. orated ceremony impressively material, ture of this grange in the future. The com- officer!, who were also installed the sweetness be made for of chief magistrate, of toleration 44Your colors, it was said, were lost That performed by Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant of relief by a bevelled background of rich oak. York the final arrangements will mittee on decoration wish to thank the ladies grand officers elected and the breadth of but indeed word came to me when on the of the the church. the relatives and Tueeday: magnanimity; morning Baptist Only The tablet, a in has a his coming marriage with Miss Grace Ferris of the village for the loan of their plants,, to no the parallelogram shape, ie M. purpose, for crucifier and the victims second I reached the crest far to the rear of intimate friends of the young couple were and the thanks of the are also extend- Leathers. Wiscaaaet; Rath; border of laurel leaves, emblematic of who recently returned to New York from a grange staid not in their march to a vast Golgotha, that on which you had stood, and felt a shock present, and after the congratulations ice victory ed to thoae who their and lack|on, Mon son; Esther, Olive Hard, visit with relatives in California. by presence help whose bleaching bones were destined to be but not a shame: for I knew something tdrrible cream and cake were served. Both have many or triumph, and the inscription, which like the made the occasion a success. *«alboro; Gertrude counted while bereft millions must have and that there friends who wish them of Martha, Sparks by legions, befallen, could have many years happi- bolder is incised and on a filled bright ground, Mias Maude M. Milliken entertained over Edith mourned. Great as was the spirit of southern been no dishonor where you were. when ness. Flower-Rogers. Mrs. S. of Electa, Garland, Cornish; Buf. runs thus: Lucy Rogers kola pride and chivalry and devotion to home in- I came to know the truth of it all, I saw that, Sunday Mis. R. E. Gallaber of New York, with Norridgewock and Albert M. Flower of Benton Sedgeley, Waterville; Marshal, so was Mr. Lincoln’! heart for instead of colors Farnham-Moody. Dr. Montana In Of stitutions, great your being lost, they were Farnham Loving Memory whom she is to take a four months' trip were quietly married Saturday afternoon, May Thorndike; Organist, Georgia all. If so might the Union be preserved; so eternally saved: not laid down, but lifted and Miss Ethel E. Moody were married Thurs- John Turner at the Methodist in up: Atterbury abroad. They left on the afternoon boat Mon- 23d, parsonage Pittsfield., was his when her fair standard not nor at 1 m. at the home of p°rtland; Warder, Nellie M. Randall, great resolve, captured surrendered, but translated— day May 28th, p. the October 19,1847 Rev. N. R. Pearson officiating. Mr. and Mrs. was in the that it should the shadow lost in in Essex and will sail from New York at 9 a. m. intin*J. Samuel South Port* being trampled dust, substance. The flag—it is the bride’s sister, Mrs. J. F. Starrett street day Flower left Sunday foi Norridgewock where Samuels, be raised more beauteous still the December 10,1912 e over every man symbol of country's honor, power, law and Bangor. Rev. George F. Sauer performed the nest Saturday on the Imperator,visiting Ham- they will visit Mrs. Flower's parents, Mr. and Grand Chapter adjourned to moot within her domain a freeman. It is the life. ensign of loyalty, the bond of ceremony. E. C. Reed of Hampden was best Lord who shall dwell in Thy Tabernacle where Mrs. Isaiah Green, before going to Benton,, nd the of burg, Berlin, Dresden, Karlsbad, they last Tueeday and Wednesday In the April days *61 Sumpter in Charles- brotherhood for those who stand urder it, a man and Miss Vivian Richardson of Bangor Even he that leadeth an uncorrupt life where they will reside. The brioe has been in. ton Harbor its brave little bear- token and an Hence attended the bride. will reside in And doeth the which is will spend some time, and Switxerland, Paris 15» a°d many votes of thanks were fell, garrison inspiration. it is held They Hamp- thing right town for a skoit time, the guest of her uncle to ing forth naught but the honors of war. In sacred the soldier, as in moments it den, where will after a short And the truth from bis heart. and London. will also make side- v*rious committees. by great they go wedding spcaketh They many and aun+, Dr. and Mrs. S. Z. Nash.—Pittsfield persons and the April days of. ’62 was fought the terrible is£also, by the which that trip.—Daily News.—- 1“ citisen4}All flag (Pialm KM. Prayer book Version.) trips. Advertiser.;'*^. ___ mmmmmrnmm u niwuni mrnmmmmmm* Lots For Sale. J There are lots of good tobaccos. Good luck to them I But the man who once tries STAG is interested in no other tobacco. He's reached the Promised Land! Convenient Packages: The Handy Half-Size 5-Cent Tin, the j Full-Size 10-Cent Tin, the Pound and Half-Pound Tin Humidor, and the Pound I Glass Humidor.

mSTAGrsad For Pipe end Cigarette w THE BELFAST FREE LIBRARY. EVER-LASTIWG-LY GOOD _

ot in work an>i narai- now amounts to nuariy «po,vw, have as an extra assistant Miss Florence instruction fancy The Belfast Free Ci'att. Of these, of the most useful would be keeping up with the neighbor- Library. W. Shaw, who is an interested and ef- one^ Watervule and is Dr. Holt’s “Care and Feeding ot Chil- ing cities of Rockland, ficient co-worker. dren,” which has answered the questions other cities which have been obliged to and its in- funds taxation With the passing years The following comparisons—the fig- of many anxious parents. If a farmer add to the Carnegie by for the establishment store of books an increasing the Maine of wished knowledge of modern scientific or subscription creasing ures are from Register of their libraries. have agriculture, the Reports of the State and maintenance number of people, young and old, and other reliable sources—are it. The 1913-14 Board of Agriculture could not fa 1 to Think about it and talk about with the resources of which become acquainted of interest: Of ihe 2U cities in the State, furnish suggestions. Then, too. Dr. library iff worthy of any effort but no doubt can its behalf. our Free Library, many 14 larger than Belfast in population, only Wiley’s authoritative work,'“Fertilizers be made in with its and and Soils,” is most valuable. are still unfamilar history six have libraries of a greater number “Of cook books the Boston Cooking Letter. its To such a brief ac- and of the 27 Our Washington development. of volumes than Belfast; School books Mrs. Lincoln and that by its by count of its foundation and present six exceed un- public libraries in Maine only : Miss Farmer are most used, giving to The Republican Journal.] which he declined. Maine Democrats of the [Special standing among the libraries the number of volumes—13,418—in our qualified satisfaction. The bound vol- D. C. June 1, 1914. have been far more to the adminis- ————————tit For the facts times of the School Magazine Washington, loyal State may be welcome. local In tne books issued for I Cooking library. i have also useful and attractive. The for a Maine man and tration than Massachusetts Democrats here we are indebted to the proved prospects presented home use the past year, 27,801 volumes, on ! Indeed the collection of books useful Massachusetts Democrat becoming but no have been recent talk the big plums dropping notes of a by present ten libraries had a larger circula- I arts includes information for all trades SPECIAL only s District for the their The of a Maine Demo- Miss Annie L. before the United Stat< Attorney way. way librarian, Barr, tion. In endowment Belfast and fields of activity. permanent j old have to of a New England | of the Arrs and “If you believe with Keats that Bay State gone glimmering. crat, say nothing reading department stands in the fcurih —Bangor, place I is That seems to be some doubt under this Southern adminis- was “Beauty Truth, Truth, Beauty, Indeed, there Democrat, Crafts. The library founded by $75,- ! $116,000; Portland, $100,000; Saco, is all ye know and ail ye need to know,” tration is not who died in whether the present Attorney General, altogether pleasant. Paul R. Hazeltine, March, Of the library i the art books in the will prove an 000; Belfast, $42,000. library a dis- at this to Mr. McReyncIds, can ever select The likelihood that Congress 1878. By his will he gave $20,000 in the State lb cost more than ! unfailing source of delight. By art buildings State of Massachu- session will'enact the Coast Guard bill PRICES of for the for a the ; books, we mean more than books trict attorney Belfast public library, bequest Belfast. In conclusion it may be said | painting, as the classification includes selts. He has been trying for months into law is probably as interesting an fCOAL after the death of to become available that the Belfast Free without architect- Library is, also flower gardens, sculpture, to item as there is at the now for f The will reads: “I j and appears to be close throwing up Capitol On and after first we shall m Mrs. Hazeltine. ap- the best library in the ure, music and kindred subjects appeal- § Hay ke exception, public his hands in It took him nearly many surfmen along the Maine Coast. of said $20,000 for the to our natural sense of the assthetic. despair. propriate $11,000 State in comparison to the size of the ing the “Whatever lends to our homes six months to select a United States This legislation has passed Senate 0 the following~prices on coal put in on a kvel said and for the of knew beauty building purchase city. A bopk man said that he of re- or city, is worth study and it is the aim District Attorney for Maine, but Ste- and a few days ago was favorably to be so a in the limits: books, leaving $9,000 permanently no library in New’ England in small of the to guides ior good the X delivered city library provide phen C. Perrv has at last been nominat- ported to the House. If opposition invested. so excellent a collection of taste in household decoration and books city having let that is not too vigorous the bill should be of advice for the care of home grounds. ed,confirmed and has qualified,so Shortly before the Hazeltine bequest reference books. reached and voted in the fag end “The Quest of the Colonial” by Shackle- pass. Hugh D. McLellan of Boston, a upon accrued, by the death in November, In the classification of books the Bel- "Furniture of the Olden Time” of the while the House is waiting ton ton, by native of Belfast and graduate of Colby session, Egg, $7.85 per 1885, of Mrs. Nancy Green, the last sur- fast Free Library uses the Dewey Deci- Frances Morse and “The Collect- to of the Clary the of was at one time all for the Senate dispose larger | in class 1895, 11 Bister of the used in and no.v or’s Manual” have been much enjoyed. viving Nathaniel Wilson, mal System, first 1876, bills. There are also attractive books on Ori- but selected by the Attorney General for • 7.85 entitled to a made of the of Stove, city became bequest used in a majority libraries a law it will the ental Rugs, china, glass, wood carving: this office. Indeed, some believed he If it becomes put Mr. Wilson for educational “ by purposes. this country and also used in Europe. in on the of article stations fatt, subject every had actually been determined upon. surfmen at the life saving along 8.10 Tne sum received was which Under this the field of which we cherish as a household treasure. S $31,811.43, system knowledge denies the Maine Coast on a desirable basis. Chestnut, to of a new The Attorney General, however, combined with the balance of the is divided into 9 numbered from “I wish speak especially << $9,000, classes, come to the will be given the pay of enlisted and very valuable book recently purchas- this and says he had never They 6.60 Hazeltine fund, amounted to $40,811.43. 1 to 9. periodicals, etc., and the but the Encyclopedias, ed, “The Old Silver of American of a recommendation. men in the army navy Pea, of point making Nathaniel Wilson was the grandson so general in character as to belong to Churches” under the auspices feature will be the | published That is probably true, for it is the most desirable opportunity “ John Mitchell, the founder of Belfast, no one of these are marked of the of Colonial Dames. This after 8.75 classes, Society in the course of his official to retire on three fourths pay Frank!in Chestnut, is a book which will not be difficult thing and was born in this December 26, and form a tenth class. probably city nought a about of service. The life found in any other public library in the duties for Mr. McReynolds to make thirty years 1790. He died in Boston October 27, We here from Miss Barr’s notes the terms of the quote State, as it is one of a limited edition, recommendation for a Democrat to an saving service, by bill, 1849. of the demand for far as what she says fiction, the only other copy in Maine, so has will be consolidated with the revenue | office of District Attorney. He A A discount of 25c. ton is allowed lor more we in the Bowdoin per A desirable lot, corner ot and how it may be supplemented by j know, being College Both these arms of the High of more trouble making up his mind on cutter service. etc: ! Library. It contains illustrations Miller was secured and a build- useful reading, have cash in 30 from date of streets, church silver made by the artist crafts- these matters than on all other questions government organization always • days delivery. an per cent of the circulation j ing, of which illustration is given “Sixty-five men of colonial times, together with a before him. how he has dismissed been strong and efficient in Maine. The and from this num- | Any last year was fiction, and of the various 5 past patronage and hoping above, was erected suitable for the pur- | description history the idea of Mr. McLellan Dis- Pine Tree State has furnished some of Appreciating ber came whatever complaint or dissat- articles. making pose, of red granite from Somes Sound. felt the the best men that the Revenue Cutter same, isfaction was against library. “The collection of books on painting trict Attorney. S for a continuance of the The rear wall is of as it was fore- reason for this discontent is has had some brick, The mostly I has been the of every book- The Massachusetts Democrats in Con- Service has had, and also of the adver- special pride seen that the due to the literary quality un- stations time would come—it has i committee so that now we have, in force to Mr. of the best equipped life saving Yours tized fiction. Of the hundreds of novels gress turned out oppose respectfully, come, but of that we shall have doubtedly, the most valuable collection in all the Maine I already in this country last year, a | McLellan as soon as they heard he had country. Congressmen, g published in any public library in the State, one something to say later—when an addi- small will be remem- Senator them, have been Very proportion which includes the lives of all important prospects. As they had been unable to Burleigh among tion to the would be needed. bered ten years from now. Prof. Cope- for to this building painters and histories of all schools of get any Democrat of their own selection working years get legislation land of Harvard said last summer that CO, was or HAY The first to the Before to Boston BELFAST FUEL & library opened pub- painting. you go did not propose to allow through. he had tried to enjoy several widely-ad- the accepted they lic 1. 1888, with 2,033 volumes. It New York again take from library The President is the to 1 May vertised and to find else to have the For applying spur best-sellers, failing the books, “The Boston Museum of anyone place. was fortunate in having for the chair- or had come to the con- in the of its getting pleasure profit Art,” “The Art of the Metropolitan months and months these Massachusetts Congress hope man of the board of clusion that of the current novels trustees, from its many Museum” and Isbam’s “American Democrats, of whom there are eight in through with work by the middle of July. 1 were written by the half-educated, about foundation until his death, Hon. If you only look at the il- Considerable is made but Joseph the and for the half-edu- Painting.” the House of Representatives, had tried progress being half-educated, will a new interest Williamson. He was an ideal man for ! lustrations you gain an Au- cated. So our in condemning in vain to themselves, for the prospects of adjournment by people in these galleries because of which you agree among the ard his work for the manifest intellectual are not if place, untiring novels, superiority, will remember visit with which reason, Mr. McReynolds gust 1st, overbright. Indeed, be too long your perhaps, was with him a labor of love. which in many cases they would done the time the State .Icnier. library not recommended a man to the Congress is by Holmes Stave Mill Parts Hall’s Stave modest to claim, pleasure. has yet The was no less fortunate in its “For music lovers we have the begin- waxes hot and library President. However, the other day these campaign in Maine fierce, “You ask we buy novels which of a collection of famous to 100 lbs. first Miss Elizabeth why ning composi- men for reelec- Brass and Composition Castings up librarian, Maltby a caucus and a feat. the Maine here, running j sometimes we know are a poor invest- tions, the most important accessions eight held performed Pond, and in her assistant, Miss Annie will feel much ment. It is to satisfy the insistent de- being grand opera scores, of which we They did actually agree upon a man, one tion, very gratified, Iron Callings. V. the excellent work are much dis- Jobbing, Repairs. Grey Field, done by mand for books which purchase several each year. Michael F. of Salem. Now the commended Sullivan, them their successors a firm cussed and favorably by “It is to tell you that in a giving unnecessary is to ascertain whether Children Cry Let on Your their own publishers. And another rea- so well as be interesting thing Us Figure Requirement.' foundation on which to build. Upon the library equipped yours may son is that there are many different found of the literature by their united endorsement they can FOR FLETCHER’S retirement of Miss examples great Field, MissGeorgiaT. of what constitutes a judgments good of the English language from Anglo “put Sullivan across.” As a matter of CASTORI A Bu rrows (now Mrs. S. A. Parker) took book among the patrons of a public insti- Saxon Beowulf to—Arnold and Bennett, fact many successful lawyers in Massa- the and filled it most tution. It is worth while to have at hand also translations from foreign languages & Co position acceptably. chusetts find themselves unable to ac- PITTSFIELD PERSONALS. Belfast Machine Foundry \ a book like “The Butterfly Man,” by of the literature of all ages. The | The present library staff are so well great because » Geo. Barr McCutcheon. When disap- same may be said of the books of history cept the District Attorneyship of Freedom was a *•* kn own to its and to our Mrs. H. L. Murch Kb many patrons, pointment is shown by some admirer of and in which the is the is of Mr. and biography, library salary inadequate. week-end guest at the home JIASUFACTl HKIIS OF that praise of their the author of Graustark because the since the income of the | people generally, specially rich, There were some weeks Mrs. Edmund Murch. Book Committee have “What’s chances, ago, vli work is perhaps hardly necessary. The rejected Otis fund is devoted exclusively to books Sash Weights, Builders’ Supplies, Sled Castings, Wagon Sh Name” or some other that of Maine an Assistant Attorney Mrs. William Hurd will leave Saturday His by pro- of these classifications. having Nuts and Brake Weeels. librarian, Miss Annie L. Barr, is a grad- where she will Me- lific writer,we offer “TheButterflyMan,” “As we are in an age of rapid General, but these have gone glimmering for Freedom, spend of living uate Wellesley, became familiar with and even the most follower of Mc- one or their morial with relatives. Orates of all Kinds, Shafting, Boxrs, Collars, Couplings, Slet> loyal transit, when almost every and the place haB gone to a Massachusetts Day worK under Miss and is Cutcheon will agree with the decision of are Mill library Pond, ■relatives making interesting jour- is son Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Seavey and Pulleys and Oears. Hege Rotary Paris. f Book Democrat. He Charles Warren, and the Committee. neys, the book market manifests this arrived naturally, by education, finely equip- is a de- daughter of Brockton, Mass., “On the other hand, readers of non- the numerous attractive of Winslow Warren. The place ped for the duties of her One tendency by Saturday night at the home of Mr. and position. fiction have invariably expressed sur- of travel month. firable it is to be said that for 1 books published every one, although Mrs. C. A. Stevens and left Monday of her lines of endeavor has been to and at the books to be the next prise pleasure Miss Kelley, in her paper for the salary of $5,000 a year is not very Troy, where they will visit at the home make the useful to students and found on the shelves. While we approve of this club will tell you of these Mr. and Mrs. library j meeting to a successful as he of Mrs. Seavey’s parents, of fiction to a reasonable attractive lawyer, to in the schools. Miss ! reading extent, fascinating books, the illustrations of M. V. B. Mitchell. pupils public mental nust abandon his own at home since it is the popular form of which are so wonderfully well done, that practice KEEPS YOUR HOME Barr has a most and as- in re- capable popular recreation, we wish that of the wi hout Belfast we and take chances on it back We printed an article recently 1 patrons leaving may enjoy getting again sistant in Miss Grace H. and form the habit of a to fire station houses which had Hall, they library would using extensive travels in far countries. when he is office at gard through holding Isaiah Crowell of study card and, with the novel, take “This evening I have a bit of pro- been built by Mr. Washington. a resident of some other book which interests them. fessional advice to give you for the Brooks, who was formerly FRE8I-I amf3LEAN work was so They will be repaid for the trouble of enjoyment of reading. When you have Senator Johnson sought an acceptable Pittsfield. Mr. CrowelPs time to that he has entered into THIS IS CERTAIN taking it home, if they have only read a novel, from which you have de- Democrat for the office of Assistant At- satisfactory just at and read a few a contract to built ten more of these look the pictures chap- rived real pleasure, come to the library but did not succeed, torney General the lumber a ters of especial interest to them. for supplementary reading, either the houses. Mr. Crowell cut The Proof That Belfast Readers Cannot rhere to be no lawyer Demo- farm which he owns The classification of sociology includes life of the author, a magazine article, or appeared year ago from the the some of it for the Deny. a variety of subjects, a few of which are some book on the same historical period, :rats in Maine, large enough for in Brooks and is using construction of these houses, which he What could furnish stronger evidence of the civil government, labor and capital,tariff if it is an historical novel. If you enjoy place, who were willing to make the ^Suni&v social settlement work and will be will begin on at once.—Pittsfield Adver- ii efficiency of any remedy than the test of j education, Hawthorne’s“Marble Faun,’’you financial sacrmce. it will De rememDerea even etiquette. Although these sub- delighted to find in the “Italian Note tiser. Pneumatic time? Thousands of people testify that Doan’s that W. R. Pattangall came here in the Combination Sweeper j jects at first mention are not those usual- Book” the original scenes and incidents Kidney Pills have brought lasting results. ] to look over the office and also to PRESIDENT WILSON’S BUSY DAY. ly selected for entertainment, among and many of the people of that charm- winter nPHIS DUNTLEY Swo Home endorsement should prove undoubted- I Swiftly-Sweeping, Easy-Running | the books will be found many of great enable the Attorney General to look him ||| the merit of this Years the New York Maii ] cleans without raising dust, and at the same time pick ly remedy. ago your interest. The storv of the social settle- by Gertrude Atherton may be [From || queror” over. The outcome was that Mr. Pat- in ONE OPERATION. Its friends and neighbors testified to the relief ment work of Jane Addams in Chicago, followed by a life of Alex. Hamilton, The deep and bitter feeling shown by j!i pins, lint, ravelings, etc., at is a tangall did not connect with the $5,000 finished. It reachc- they had defived from the use of Doan’s Kid- aB told in “20 years Hull House,” and you cannot fail to read with interest white-haired veterans of the Grand j! makes sweeping a simple task quickly which has been much article It is understood he felt he could President ney Pills. They now confirm their testimonials. narrative enjoyed. Mrs. Atherton’s magazine telling salary. Army of the Republic because even the most difficult places, and eliminates the necessity j Another book classified as sociology, of her search of the records of not afford to make the sacrifice. The Wilson has declined to attend their me- T hey say time has completed the test. parish of and lifting all heavy furniture. which cannot fail to hold attention,is the the West Indies Islands for the ancestry morial ceremonies at Arlington, within j moving “1 had been| annoyed at intervals for a long assistant attorney general must give j “Long Day,” the true adventures of a and childhood of her hero. “Kim” sug- sight of the White House, on Saturday, The Great Labor Saver of the Home—Every home, large time by pains through my back and kidneys,” all his time to the duties of and from country girl who sought employment in gests any one of a dozen books on India, practically although he has agreed to assist at the small, can enjoy relief from Broom drudgery protection B. retired blacksmitlTof 6 Waldo /j says Robinson, New York City. The friends she made and'a magazine article, “Through India the office. He can not well run back dedication of a monument to the Confed- the danger of flying dust. ; avenue, Belfast. exertion or a cold that different tasks she undertook is “The life of on to be “Any and the with Kim,” interesting. home now and then to look after private erate dead June 4, is deplored. Duntley is the Pioneer of Pneumatic Sweepers— settled in caused me form an tale. Dr. Itemer’s Anna Karennia, com- my kidneys kmuch pain absorbing Tolstoy’’logicallyfollows business as some of the lawyer members Dr. J. K. Gleason, department Has the combination of the Pneumatic Suction Nozzle and H of the of of that won- at and discomfort. After I used Doan’s Kidney book “On the Trail Immigrant” since much the material mander of the Grand Army Washing- Brush. and absolutely guar- of the National House do now and revolving Very easily operated _ is another of interest. derful novel is Then, may tf Pills, my strength returned and I could work autobiographical. ton, gays: anteed. In buying a Vacuum Cleaner, why not give | care to take time to at to read the on then. Memo- “If you play too, it is interesting essay “We have had at the Arlington a in home at our expense? with ease. I never let an opportunity pass the "Duntley” trial your a science you will be surprised to Mathew Arnold, or some of But Massachusetts Democrats are rial exercises every one of President whenever I hear of back- studyof Tolstoy by Day anyone complaining how much more is the articles on the invited Write today for full particulars find interesting the numerous magazine a lion’s Bhare of the federal Wilson’s predecessors. We him, S ache to a word for Doan’s getting big say good Kidney world about you. From the books “Ge- subject. In thiB way the enjoyment too, last year. We got no satisfaction from New anyway. Pills.” ography of the Heavens,” "Field Map of many novels may be prolonged and plums England, then. He said he would see if he could Agents Wanted. and material found. Besides an Assistant General but Co., 6601 South State Street, Chicago. 111. STILL USES DOAN’S. of the Stars,’’“The Friendly Stars,” much interesting “Every Attorney make it convenient to be present, a reason be others similar, may be gained knowl- resident of Belfast has to they now have an assistant secretary of when the time approached he went auto- At a later date Mr. Robinson aaid: “I still of the heavens which those who of the library, but it has come so edge proud the Treasury in Charles S. Hamlin, of mohiling through Virginia.” Dae Doan’s Kidney Pills whenever I think that have acquired think well worth the ef- easily by gift that! do not think every President Wilson is a native of Vir- with the after 26 Boston. Richard Olney, of Boston, ex- born my kidneys are not just right and they fix me fort. The flower books, too, one realizes its value. Now, ginia, and, as the first Southern colored lelid an interest to the of it has far outgrown and of President elected since the Civil War, it up in a very short time. We always keep them plates, years progress, attomey general ex-Secretary j most common wild the so that because of is that he should want to in the house. I confirm nil I said in their plant by roadside, the present building State, was offered the place of Ambas- only natural prniee of a which the institution is unable to and bring enjoyment beauty lack of room and later honor the memory of Southern heroes. i FOR in years past I atill consider Doan’a Kidney sador to Great Britain governor 8ALE we have always seen, but with unappre- serve the community as it should. Mr. Wilson is very busy this week and the beat to be had.” the Federal Reserve both of Pille kidney medicine ciative eyes. By the aid of the bird We cannot offer attraction for children of Board, he not be so busy on June 4. £ FORD MODEL T TOURING CAR TRUCKING. mjiy Mr. Robinson is one of Belfast walk in the air in we have no children’s room. On | only many books, too, every open i because n In best condition. Extra shoe. Many M who have endorsed Doan’s the time may be enlivened by a the other hand it is not always comfori- kinds people gratefully spring ; extras, including vibrator chains, I am prepared to do all J of some new high able for older to read in the read- j£ Kidneys Pilla. If yonr back aches—if your glimpse acquaintance, people electric horn and Presto fl Furniture and moving a-o in the trees or about the because that one prescription speedometer, piano ll bother don’t aak for a up hopping I ing room, apartment V kidneys you, simply I and for tank. 1911 Model. Small mileage. M orders at the stable, corner of tl) ground. serves for delivering of books n,t 1) IS TIN CTLY FOR T! used Price receive r kidney Been will remedy—aak “While there are many books intended ; accommodation of children as well as be* carefully. 9300. >| streets, and they DOAN’S KIDNEY the same that Mr. • SMO MMs PILLS, a for as well as serving a ; a general reading room where quiet DTI Address L K. GREER, tic n. connection enjoyment, ing IfceStMdamSUaRewdy Telephone Robinson had—the remedy backed by borne source of there are also the should be as our directs. Rockland, Me. 1 information, maintained, sign 4ur22 W. ff. testimony. 60c nil stores. Foatar-Milburn essentially useful books; books on nurs- We need more room. If some plan might Instant Relief for all Skin Troubles »«* | Avenue. Co., Props.,;Buffak>, New York. “When Your ing, agriculture, cooking and various : be devised to make an addition to the Wm. O. Poor & Son, Druggists. 14 126 Waldo Back is Lame-Remember tha Name.” departments of domeetie economy, books building, using the Field Bequest, which I I s IT * ^appreciation. r Sturte address by*Rev. Wat F. iv.red in the Belfast Opera House. G. A. R.. affiliated orgaui- 5"', before the j&nd citizenB ] r\ 0t the Grand Army of the Jit*1* mt.inbers of the allied socie- not come to talk to you (p°bi|L'-..v,J" )>:1 thinning ranks and totter- °,c3 jlt,,, put prut’ i speak to you as the boys I®1'' lover-* of the Stars and Stripes. Pf>old men when we are true KrcaIh ch is right. 1,1,1 Chamberlain whom I (tem-ral Is a harmless substitute for condemn Castoria Castor Oil, Pare- It**®.. a memorial address, and It is the who should goric, Drops Soothing Syrups. pleasant. ly speaker It contains neither nor other Nar- soldiers as Opium, Morphine iff81 ler to the growing cotic substance. It Worms and Fever- of commander destroys allays l»If, giiver hair your ishness. It relieves Wind all l 1 old. He m Constipation, Colic, tei| me he is growing Troubles and Diarrhoea. It the tf of our church. Teething regulates f. voang men Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. .„,en. 1 consider you have be- 1 The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. ,,n me an honor for which I thank you. More than thirty «■' mtle lad in one of the small The Kind You Have Always Bought nshtre towns sat in his;father’s M Bears the Signatnre of *' !"a.,j watched a Memorial Day P1*1..,,, The band went by and with I*®1” kept time to the music. The Is famous pie-crust flour I,)f the town rode by and he —makes it tender and light The Veterans of the G. *^nfi i in-in. and and di- and an overpowering sense flaky perfectly to as for ; ,-reflation seemed possess him, gestible. Just good I:eart there was an unspeak- bread and cake and biscuits FRANKLIN F. PHILLIPS._ those men he had Use For Over Years. If "lustre t.> thank In 30 are F. PHILLIPS iHr WtW VOSK CIT» »' a mother to love and whatever you baking. FRANKLIN ha? been laid in scientmc is r-».T*uil COHFAWV. ! t-v■ Godly pursuit, poetry *auK And the mosteconomical flour n<>blv asserting itself in his leisure and much that the of may he exrr cted from his graceful muse in give boy joy — Who Delive.ed the Memorial Day Address fl- milled gives you most ^ the future.” i ,t his has in- appreciation in of the loaves to the sack. Liberty. Thi9 brief sketch is followed by two of Mr. fievl t-y a larger knowledge those men who kept our Your William “The Poets of Maine," by George Bancroft Phillips’ poem?, The Granite. Isles” and grocer keeps Packard & r one flag. He has learned Griffith, published by Elwell, Co., ‘‘Snow-Fall.” A few years ago the C. M. Clark Tell. Insist on it next time n patriotism you displayed Portland, 1888, gives the following sketch of Publishing Co., Boston, published “The White He has also r 1 equaled. you order flour. Mr. Isles,” a novel hy Mr. the scene of *‘V, I_I Phillips: Phillips, ,-ver on this great round BELFAST “Franklin was born in Searsmon?, which is laid in this section of and in SOLD BY YOUR GROCERS F. Phillips | Maine; -i re armies than _ lived in South greater | Me., December 21, 1852, and ; 1912 Sherman, French & Co Boston, published i, I f .- -! each other trom ’61 to ; Montville from 1856 to 1871, when he removed j in an attractive volume a collection of hiB -eciation has with to where he pr.duated from :he! .,] i grown an Lewiston, 1 longer kill off in unequal warfare sentment from entitled Beside the ,if the of the | Nichols Latin school jn 1873, and Bites poems “Idylls Strand greatness a whole and then by a few All the modern wars that we are generation fight- ! College, with high honors, in 1877. For several Mr. Phillips is well known to The Journal 11 ,med. benevolences be marked are in defense of well-advertised ing the institutions that terms during his college course, and six years JUNE cords tell me that the old readers by his reports of the annual meetings O. K. There is no plaudit for his our flag stands for. The Italian is subsequently, he was engaged in teaching, five THURSDAY, up boy gave 70,000 men to the school. of the South Montville Club of ’61, and last 'iv, name. History will rank him among the interested; the real statesmen are with years as principal of the Rockland High that number 10,000 men Since thei. been in a line of we were favored a Real Circus unfortunate and despised. Do not mis- us; the press is in the fight. man of he has engaged year with series of very in- Only Coming * and I Every in a residence soldiers’ graves, scientific pursuit and resides letters on his efr bu‘n, understand; this is not a war against a righteousness has shouldered arms. It teresting trip abroad. His me- ihP «ivtv thnusanH built in Somerville, Mass. (Now a resident of man so much as the system that is a great fight; there are morial a idress at in full in from the effect against many wars; Cambridge, Mass ) He was commissioned State Liberty, printed umbers, the man. As in ’61 the true but we are controls winning, and to the Grand Assayer *of Maine in 1880 and served three other columns, was worthy of the occasion and were added to the long of patriot had no personal feelings against Army the Republic we acknowledge years. Though the foundation of his fortune its author. are in their ies eloquent his Southern brother, but the system our indebtedness. f-sacrific and 2,',. y patriotism. that was a menace to the land and threat- have lived in those bat- SWj,;,,-* ened the’overthrow of our republic; so Area.” It is also to make it a Wrecked On The Atlantic Coast. as for Government to Secure Van- proposed much it is possible man * today it is the system by which the his I have game refuge for the preservation of the n imagination. is controlled that we are fighting, and derbilt Forest. A review of the vessels lost the !.eathof the cannon and fauna of the eastern mountains. It is along ‘ the battle flags of righteousness are be- Atlantic Coast since includes and heard the this January 1, r'r bayonet, ing borne to the front. We may guess Thena- particularly well suited to purpose the Steamers Oklahoma and seen the , Washington,D.C.,June 1,1914. following: L’ 'ur dead. I have what will become of the man controlled stocked tional forest reservation commission has since it is already well with Charlemagne Towpr. Jr., five-masted : and men without number but we know that the | jj'.v by the system, and schooners Fuller Palmer and Grace A. hi take it from the chill- i the of the game fish, including deer, turkey v:.r he worships will be ground to just approved purchase Pisgah and blood golden god and and in the streams rainbow Martin, barges Sagua Enos Soule, S,al lying comrade, and, forest from the estate of the late George pheasant; schooners General forward to powder. Adelbert Ames, V ; zeal, press Wars and rumors of wars! wars social! trout and brook trout, with which they "jrf I W. Vanderbilt, at an average price of Geo. W. Anderson, Levi S. Andrews, : I realize men won the ,f you wars intellectual and religious wars! have been stocked from Prescott Helen ! five an tract consists systematically Palmer, H. Benedict, were there and paid the hostile to manhood and dollars acre. The (.jn, Sin ard shame, to Benj. F. Poole, Jacob S. Winslow, S. G. ■ -ins of our nation; of acres and the total cost is year year. ju'V. every country brought up in battle array | 86,700 Haskell, Laura M. Lunt, Hattie P. shed was atoning blood, On approximately four-fifths of the against truth, righteousness and pat- ! therefore $433,500. The price paid is Simpson, Chas F. Buckley and Sullivan '.vc > t this divine and broader in the broadest area there is a timber contract which nlfii riotism. He who lives ! than for other tracts Sawin. The loss of life in these vessels, we will fail to less the average jj,v,.ur service ap- sense and in the the of certain rejoices again again the provides for moving por- aggregated 66.-The Nautical Gazette. fejtewl you did for the Union, armies of God’s noblemen to already acquired, although Pisgah marching tions of the merchantable stand. It is iiin,,. :you suffered much that; the front. Before closing I want to forest has been developed by its former that this re- : seems to have for- war already provided, however, tnr\ today speak of one that greatly interested owner into one of the best forest prop- !tten. V you fought our battles, Abraham Lincoln. On the of his moval shall be in accordance with tl e day the NECESSITIES of war, you also hand erties in country. jyr: privations assassination he was holding the best forestry practices, so that there is | ;> of the world. when he said: “We This is the second time that the com- [er. proach of Major Merwin not destruction were tossed back and i only no danger of forest Hi,.., .lies have cleaned up by the help of the peo- mission has had the purchase of this OF LIFE. but a natural re- iefeat and victory, “kings a is abolished. provision is made for [tabi-v. ple colossal job, slavery tract under consideration. Once before, The medicine at the is ■ carnival. right right time, pi -pots held high After reconstruction, the next great stocking which should be an improve- Mr. Vanderbilt’s lifetime, the as much a as shelter or :t L i- Quarterly Review called will be the overthrow and aboli- during necessity food, question ment on the present stand. The area Kr a: i" save the Union a chim- tion of the liquor traffic; and you know question of its purchase was taken up, clothes. Perhaps more so. Review declared contains improvements, in the form of in i|.. British that head and my heart and my hand but the commission did not deem it ad- In its 60 of my will years relieving stomach 1 have been told that Lord and will into that work. I buildings, roads and trails, which japes my purse go visable to purchase it at that time. troubles, remedying constipation and |Hp i. singly compared the Fed- under the influence of God’s in the administration of the predicted, oi greatly help r; to Pontius over- The tract includes portions iransyi- biliousness, and restoring and alG.i Pilate, spirit, that the time would come when forest the strength whom we are and by government. all Gladstone, there would be neither a slave nor a vania, Henderson, Buncombe Hay- appetite, “L. F.” Atwood’s Medicine ■ | Members of the commission look upon mu:dy her with kindest;feelings, drunkard in the land. I have lived to in North Carolina. It I ward counties has become practically a necessity of lie government and free in- »L.. L nnn aP tViACo nnAiahonioa this as the best purchase which has yet j covers the entire eastern slope and por- New England life. fo- Vi.erica were going over fulfilled,I hope to see the other realized.” been authorized, because the forest is in suffering of the reproach sacred thou tions of the northern and western slopes Mrs. Whitcomb’s letter con- ijg„: Oh, Lincoln of memory, the finest possible condition and less than simply :fe must have been keener man of true once more of the range, one of the most firms what thousands of other folks al- prophetic vision, Pisgah cent can be of war. three-tenths of one per at' ngs the armies of the Republic are marching ; prominent of the southern Appalachians. ready know: Int- .y of national pride I ap- to classed as burned-over land. The price up Appomattox. 1 forest influences for the most Me. nan can tell the results Its part Hampden Highlands, Kci-s I Gentlemen, I hope some of you men too, is lower than the average paid for the demon tributaries of the French Broad river “Have used your “L. F.” Atwood’s will live to see the day when all lands which have been acquired here- :Whu -re worried over the con- with his rebel hosts shall cease to i which unites with the Holstein river at Medicine for more than 20 We king tofore. years. Itl !■ Cleveland in his relation in his blood-stained chariots, his drive, ; Knoxville, Tennessee, to form the Ten- consider it nearly as necessary as our itlh i. Ian atf air, thinking he was horses over the heart of With this purchase, and with others royal strings food.” e u- into a terrible war with nessee river. liny women and children, and bind strong | just approved, the total area approved ngist eislature of Georgia was men with chains of hell. Already he is i MBS. VANDERBILT MAKES OFFER. (Signed) Mbs. C. H. Whitcomb, for purchase under the Weeks law in the set? are lold that some of losing; the chariot wheels are dragging Mrs. Vanderbilt offered the tract at a eastern mountains is acres. Kin.' ,-enators were stopping are the 1,077,000 Get This Necessity of Life hard; the chains growing rusty; much lower figure than that at which it Healthy I lit House when the proba- fire in the of the steed is The officers of the commission are the eye foaming her and her letter toaay. Efe re discussed. A this j was held by husband, being dying out. In his last hope unscrup- secretaries of war, agriculture and the «g. i- ile-legged, knock-kneed, ulous demoralizer of class in our to the secretary of agriculture, one of Bottle—35 Cents—Your Dealer. every j Senators of New Big is-Eiii-., ,. .er from the hills interior, Gallinger spoke nation is pouring his ill-gotten coffers the members of the commission, gives psca What’s that talk- 1 and Smith of Maryland, and FREE Sample by Mail. you’re into this great war of the republic. for the tender of Hampshire — her reasons making ! ab<-l.ngland whip us why, But we are learning that the boys in Lee of Georgia and Hawley to the Congressmen “L. F.’> MEDICINE Me. batcher la : about anahow? Hain’t at of the such a the Pisgah forest government. CO., Portland, blue left, the close war, of Oregon. e«iii;.L,.gland twict already, and heritage of patriotism thac, as in your ; Mrs. Vanderbilt’s letter follows: lin t w Mexico and ipped twict, war, so in this great war, the finest and May 1, 1914. mwhip)ft Indians all around be- of our American citizens are strongest The Honorable, the Secretary of Agri- PINKLETS tin.- y and didn’t we whip the volunteers in this heroic fight.' They are lortn, at,,' ; ’t the North turn around winning. The world stood back in startled culture, Washington, D. C. IA lick the : now confront the of tylights out of us till we amazement when Georgia threw up the Sir: I question CASTOR The Laxative That Really ettih'i- ,| v.e I shall make of For Infant* and Children. had enough all around? white flag and victory was won for pro- what disposal Pisgah si: terms of hain’t any fears about Eng- hibition. Then our armies marched in forest, which, under the my Does Correct Constipation. taddn-.g us, for when your Uncla and North Carolina. Next Ten- late husband’s will, has passed to me The Kind You Have Always Bought captured ; means that ma- wakes at washes without or condition. This Constipation poisonous up sunrise, his nessee and woolly Texas surrendered. i qualification indsin ihe formal offer for Bears the terials which should have been expelled Atlantic, stretches over and Then Alabama and West Virginia went i letter constitutes my At ithes to the of SJ? from the body are being retained. his toes in the Pacific, turns and a vote of a hundred thousand; i the sale of Pisgah forest govern- Signatnre r&CC/UAi ith dry by first there may be only a feeling of full- gigantic strides, places one foot on came Arkansas. The Hon. M. ! ment for National ForeBt purposes. following ness and discomfort but soon the appetite •tAlleghames, and the other foot on the of 1 Should the fail to acquire R. Patterson, ex-governor Tennessee, government the becomes disordered, immits of the Rocky Mountains, combs “The South from Arkansas to the I it, I must dispose of Pisgah Forest in fails, digestion it says: OF INTEREST TO VESSEL OWNERS. the the breath offensive the hair that a mane hat ! some other way. I earnestly that, tongue coated, hangs shaggy Carolines, from Tennessee to Texas, hope taste in the Mit his of no such and there is a bad mouth.. shoulders, stoops and ties down freed herself, and now turns her face tc | in view of the terms my offer, ‘' U. S. District Court Decides that Vessels The first step in correcting constipation striped pantaloons, straightens up the North and East, and that I contingency may arise, k proclaims is to the use of strong snorts on Ins white and blue i Mr. Vanderbilt was the first of the Cannot be Waiting for Berths. stop purgatives red, she has no Missouri Compromise to offei Kept for them the mild, non-griping "’chief, tilts his stove- for ‘a forest owners in America to adopt Substitute up woolly on the slavery of the liquor traffic, large The United States District court has but effective laxative pills, Pinklets. Headpiece, buttons his ties house itself cannot the of forestry. He has con- up stock, divided against practice rendered a decision in Massachusetts of harsh are little •taoanna about his neck, pulls down and ‘this nation cannot exist hall served Pisgah forest from the time he Strong, purgatives of. * stand, the utmost importance to coastwise ship- value in the t reatment of constipation be- itarepangled vest, flicks out the blue slave and half free.’ I am that 1 bought it up to bis death, a period of glad in the cases of Burton M. Wasson cause wear out the. muscular PRESTON’S mot hjs claw-hammer the under the firm ping, they activity coat, faces can tell you, today, that more than hall nearly twenty-five years, Co. their sen- and owes of Calais, against Stetson-Cutler & of the bowels and finally lessen swaggers about the our is under and conviction that every forest owner Stable among of territory prohibition, of and of Everett W. Leonard to even the stimulation. & Transient with the of the Monroe doc- it to those who follow him to hand down Boston, sibility strongest Livery, Boarding chip the American slogan is, “A saloonless the William I have and 5™sos on one of Five Islands, Me., against The continued use of purgatives always Is situated on Washington street just oil Main street. single shoulder, and the chip of the nation in 1920.” his forest property to them unimpared G. Barker Co. of Boston. Carver, on chronic constipation instead of Your >a! for the weaker nations on the we failed tc wasteful use. I keenly sympathize brings double hitches, buckboard;, etc. Careful drivers if desired. patron- :,ar!: The fight is on. When by & Walker were the it. With Pinklets you need 1 that the owner- Wardner, Cavanagh correcting .. UUlllCU UUC Ui tllCIU the Littlefield some who did with his belief private issollcited. 235-2, house 61-13. Iy28 pass Bill, attorneys for the plaintiff and won the have nosuchfear. They assist the bowels age Telephones—stable 1 ,e*r ^aces to while the understand the true heroism of the of forest land is a public trust, and JtTn PeeP not ship decision. and liver to them in pro- W. G. PRESTON, Proprietor. playB and the screams and 1 realize more than any just enough get eagle American patriot said we could not win. probably keenly certain limitations can "uncle was his The court defines per working order. Any druggist Sam goes by.” Then came the of the one elBe can do how firm resolve passing Kenyon- the custom of waiting turn for you with Pinklets at 25 cents per 1‘PMwat. with the Southern the house and never to to the permanent upon supply gentle- Webb Bill in senate, onlj permit injury berth. In effect the court holds that a .bottle. Write to the Dr. Williams 'he results of victories the President. But i value and usefulness of Pisgah forest. today .... ,6al your to be vetoed by vessel cannot be at the N. Y., for a 101 HUr I wiBh to make such kept waiting j •MedicineCo., Schenectady, sr*' splendid republic the greater than the President or the Presi- earnestly disposi- while vessels ahead in the Pinklet book which tells all tbe as will maintain in wharf indefinitely j copy of DECIDE^n nations. I heartily re- dent’s veto is this fire of progress burn- tion of Pisgah foreBt HuEFyOUIr1>ROPS berth are discharged according to the about the treatment of constipation. Manufactured ®on|,‘ of you who suffered the in the hearts these twentieth cen- the fullest and most permanent way its will tell to uBe E. FRANK COE FERTILIZERS. i "ft ing of convenience of the consignee, but is en- They you are living in the full.blaze men of war. Then back to th« i national value as an object lesson in in the BeBt Factory in the Country at Belfast, Maine. f hr*,'J'w tury have such vessels as well as her- Equipped a,|d an wall an its wonderful hpatitv titled to r*.1. respect accorded to our house and the senate, and our natior the S & HALL BELFAST AGENTS. the self furnished plenty of space on Foreclosure Notice JACKSON >< world touna ner and charm; and I realize that its owner- Tv,, i’.,cv powers. expression tnrougn represent- | wharf to discharge in and given diligent with which some have tried and bill ovei the nation will alone make its COMPANY, NEW I r '1 atives, the again, ship by coe-mortimer *'7*t'w passed j dispatch in unloading. Whereas, Elizabeth M. Lamb and V. Joshua great commercial enter- the veto of the President. ! permanent arid certain. iri,. n( preservation Further the case decides that a pro- Knight, both of Lincolnville in the county of YORKj have to make as |jhe iand. lay at the of No no number of I decided Wald o and State of their tit ,VJr gates ; president, presidents, Accordingly vision for “customary dispatch” in dis- Maine, by mortgage and Plaee on the no on earth or can hold back a contribution as I can, in order to deed dated the thirteenth day of March A. D. o»if ni^'' gilded power hell, i large if with a provision that I at the of the this result about. I offer charging, coupled 1899 and recorded in Waldo of Deeds, nd r.J,. “ur, rapitol, lay your feet, much longer fulfilment prop- | help bring shall commence from the time Registry forest at a total over two lay days Book 256, Page 109, conveyed to Ella )M. Patter- ttk.salute every flag that hecy of the great Lincoln. The Stars Pisgah price to dis- the vessel reports herself ready son of RocKland in the County of Knox and raves of your honored dead, and shall soon float over a re- ! hundred thousand dollars below that on p Stripes cannot be construed so as to State of Maine, a certain lot or parcel of real for Three Months ; xpresdon of our not from but al- the basis of which were j charge, $1.00 | id,, apprecia- public only free slaves, j negotiations the vessel wait her turn at the estate situated in Lincolnville in the county of I ■"Ur make offer to new subscribers. first 3 months X te patriotism thank so free from a system that has cost us i entered into with the government befoie Waldo and State of Maine, and bounded and The Bangor Daily News is making a special which, in accordance with the custom of { to a ■ the wharf, + out the enclosed coupon and sanding us, enclosing ut pulsating in the more sorrow and more money than al my husband’s death, my offer to described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the for $1.00. Any person clipping i the port, but that under such circum- 4. News will be sent the first 3 months to any address. T and on a of Forest now line of the town road from *100, the Bangor Daily rue Veterans every the battles fought fields of blood; government Pisgah being a berth westerly leading A!,,*.,’,.’ 7‘'ns stances the vessel must be given 4 The News is the home paper of Eastern, Northern and Central Maine, .stainless without one cent ol !; at a of five dollars per acre. Center Lincolnville to East Searsmont and the Bangor Daily flag, too, price when and her cargo then received T first to reach the morning field, full Associated Press reports. All towns in Eastern, are contribution towards the ready, southeast corner of land of H. Leadbetter; J, riB .i,,1'1 -Wars today many and are revenue from a traffic that steals a na I I make this and Central Maine by regular Correspondents. After the 7 lbe at the customary rate. thence following said Leadbetter’s southerly Northern fully represented limitless resources turns men into mon of forest with cents a month. ksts.j. .'.’'7” tion’s character, j public ownership Pisgah line to the line of Dana first 3 months the paper is sold at 50 c that in I easterly Proctor; lot, v.,ll‘lde,P°88ib>e- Kings of Mam- sters, women to lives of shame, and fills i the earnest hope this, way may thence following said Proctor’s line southerly ! husband’s THIS OUT- »• nPary tactics ex- a to -KILL Bled I' seldom the ballot box with corruption; traffic help perpetuate my pioneer to the road leading from the Center to said j' E a railroad in a the administration of work in forest and to in- SPECIAL TO WOMEN thence said road to Ipturi, .7 night, that weakens jus- j conservation, Proctor’s house; following Please send the Bangor Daily News for three months to n and the use and en- thence follow* lerce c°ntrolling a world com- tice and poisons the streams that nos sure the protection The most economical, cleansing and the A. S. Heal burying ground; bo of our so-called states- into all public affairs. joyment of Pisgah forest as a National ing line of said burying ground, of J. A. Me- sleet,' v S;re germicidal oi all antiseptics la and, of Winnifred L. Knight in an 8riP uP°n our It is no longer a local question; it is s Forest, by the American people for all servey NAME. I ! 188repAiiie r 71,ghty easterly direction to the road first mentioned Hi u,r as in the when national warfare and God Almighty wil i time. < »dnt days at a point about midway of the Lamb hill, so | "rite front. there is once more vindicate the The sa- In the event that my offer is accepted, again-, being right. called, containing one hundred fifteen acres, < shall be for the to as- ADDRESS. bssage v.,e86 godless forces the loons and brothels where the enemies ol I glad government more or less, and known as the Joshua Lamb FOR » 'eWMsand nune pulpit- the power of our flag congregate, and anarchists plat sume control of Pisgah forest as soon as estate; and whereas Ella M. Patterson by her ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND *1.00 SAME! < ht it desire. In same it written dated March re- 1 I'verv declaring their diabolical schemes, shall be closed may the event, assignment 7, 1906, ■ m-pn 'i c.ffnument, Waldo of Book ooking have a square deal. and no coming generation shall dare tc would be a source of very keen gratifica- A soluble Powder to corded in Registry Deeds, 276, I*| L,an jh*H Antiseptic assigned said mortgage to me; and the near future the open them. tion to me if the tract retained, as a Page 870, l*iofv,8n,„I,to water as whereas the condition of said mortgage has h the of hones- last word to is this: Our natioi National Forest, the title of “Pisgah be dissolved in needed. Proclaimed f5ar8 gospel My you been broken:|Now, therefore by reason of the and is to have reverence foi : Forest,” which my late husband gavs it. As a medicinal antiseptic for douchei £th8Cet8 finBHeVe^ housetop, going greater breach of the condition thereof, I claim a fore* to “*!ed w*th armies of men the Stars and Stripes. In the city 01 Very truly yours, In treating catarrh, inflammation or closure of said mortgage. ;!,8 buv k!read H. C Hoffses hjdrei, ,nJj, and shoes for their New York an old German woman wai (Signed) Edith S. Vanderbilt. nlceratlon of nose, throat, and that Dated at said Lincolnville May 1,1914. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Lister,, L'‘ ,ye 80me t0 spare, scrubbing an office floor with what she GOVERNMENT WILL CONTINUE NAME. caused by feminine ills It has no equal. D.*M. AVANb P. KNIGHT. CLEANING. t*8rn I am no be a when a little Italiai fit with th* finding supposedto rag, In accordance witlr Mrs. Vanderbilt's For ten years the Lydia E. Plnkham Wh° bas came the ii h Honey money- but boy up stairs, and, looking Medicine Co. has recommended Paxtine STEAMPRESSING tbe man< the God commenced to scold, and kicked over-hei desire, the National Forest reservation at [BeavenLv* great In their private correspondence with Attorney Law, h. on him. He will of water. She drove him into the will retain the name of NOTICE JS T|„. „mtrcy pail commissjon Its and REPAIRING wh0 ■” street and had him arreBted. Before women, which proves superiority. ^ holds the ri7ian rioh today, Forest;” in fact, the general 1 wish to give notice to my patient, and the BELFAST, MAINE. *0 0 “Pisgah Women who have been cured say his fellows must the judge his only plea was "She scrubbi that my office in Masonic Temple will CLOTHES TO ORDER rxcdtfi,nt?ect area in which this forest is located and in public CUSTOM J fool the^wortH*1 man’ and il “ de floor wid de flag." Every dav in the It is "worth Its weight gold.** At be closed for a few weeks while I am taking a Practice In all Courts. Probate practice ®*1 now in to public school be had saluted the flag ant [ in which other purcnases may be made, druggists. 60c. large box, or by mail. much needed rest. 21tf Tel. 216-1S Practicalal Worjd regard OR. E. S. WEBBER. At 52 High Street. specaltv. 2tf goodness. He can no could not see it dishonored without re- is already designated as the “Pisgah The Paxton Toilet Co,. Boston, Vasa Cambridge, Maae. One brother, lonathaa : Recitation."Onr Fie*" Olive »• lehmeta.Grmdel PURE' RICH BLOOD Holmee of Cambridge, survive!. f The remain* Memorial Exercises in the “NaturesToksna,” Grade I and II The journal Exercise, were brought here Tuesday for interment id RepuDiican Helen Burgee#, Melieaa Dyar, Eileen Fern- DISEASE Schools. PREVENTS the Rich lot in Grove were Public eld, Madeline Staplee, Florence MaeNeil, Cemetery. They BELFAST. THURSDAY. JUNE 4,1914 Pearl Decrow. is for more accompanied by her brother and nephew, Meyer Gddman Bad blood responsible were held in the public Recitation. My Country, else. it Frank F. Holmes of Revere, Maae. Memorial exercise* Grade John Morri- ailments than anything EVERY THURSDAY BY Exercise, Soldier Boys, II, PUBLISHED schools last Friday afternoon. The programs Curtis, Norman Coombs, dyspepsia, rheuma- son, Lawrence causes catarrh, The remains of Willism A. Tripp, who died follow: Willism Tuttle feelings Pub. Co. Charles Morse, tism, weak, tired, languid in the Knox Rodkland, May The Republican Jour. SCHOOL Exercise, Decoration Day. Grade II. Audrey County hospital, GRADES I, II AND III, NORTH and worse troubles. Lens Delaney, Lyd» Herrick, 27th, were brought to Belfast Friday and taken Miss Grace E. Walton, Principal. Chalmers, Sarsaparilla has been [Teachers, Clare Hammons. Hood’s to where the funeral was held in Misses Julia M. Leary and Frances A. Sargent.] Grades I m Swanville, A. PILSBURY, Sons and Salute, Decoration Day, wonderfully successful purifying CHARLES [■ Business Manager School the Union church Saturday at 12 o'clock. His Song, "America,” and II. and the blood, removing Marie Smith enriching age was 78 and 9 months. The Recitation, for Grade III: aud years greater Eleanor Shaw Program scrofula and other humors, Terms. For one one Recitation, Her- part of his life was spent in East Belfast. One Advertising square, Dons Wilson Exercise, “Our Colors.” Cicely Cuxner, the whole system. Take in column, 25 cents for one week Recitation, Robbins building up son, one sister, Mrs. •inc'i length School bert Rogers, Carl Colcord, Wight so as to Henry Tripp, of Glencove, for each insertion. Song, “.Some Flags," and the Sol- it to all the family *nd 25 cents subsequent Priscilla Berry Recitation, “The Soldier’s Flower it-give M. A. Wood of Belfast, and one brother, Au- In $2,00 a Recitation, James Leo avoid illness. Get it today. Subscription Ierms. advance, “Memorial Flowers," Grade III dier’s Flag.” Idres Rogers, gustas of survive. 60 cents for three Exercise, Tripp Swanville, for six months: O’Connor. _ ye w; $1.00 Lovicy Pendleton _ Recitation, Gordon McKenney, months. Concert recitation, "From Every Schoolhouee, Exercise, “Our Flag,” The funeral of Mrs. Elvira D. Blair took Grade III Florence Condon, Clarence Rumney, Evelu OBITUARY. place at the home of her son, Rev, Arthur A. Recitation, Ora Wade Mendall. of ice houses is a “Three Women in War Time, Mrs. M. Thomas passed Blair, Church morning at 10 The bu-/ning quite Exercise and song, “Memorial Day,” Grade III Recitation, Hattie Edgecomb street, Thursday Walker. at her but the burning of a Recitation, Lloyd Gross Madeline away Wedneaday evening. May 27th, o'clock, Rev. Haraden S. Pearl, Congregation- common /event, Flowers of Memorial Day, Ruth Recitation, Eunice Ames Exercise, Mre. Walton, 142 High She had made her home in crusher is a Idres Cicely Cusner, home with her mother, alism officiating. rock novelty. “O Little Children," Grade I Sturtevant, Rogers, illness Song, Stevens, Fran- atreet, Belfast, after a long and painful Belfast for several years and had many frienda Recitation, Henry Chaples Margaret Morse, Josephine mine at Bar Beatrice Dutch, Beatrice from which she had H. in The discovery of a gold Recitation, Francis Strout ces Bradford, of chronic heart disease, here. She was born in Rindge, N. 1842, Frances Pearson artlott Mrs. Luce, is but we doubt if it Recitation, suffered for years. Her daughter. but her married life was spent in Peterboro, Harbor reported, Grade II “A Flag,” Tom Wadsworth. Lloyd Exercise, "Working For Our Flag,” Exercise, of the winter on the well as the summer visitor. Ernest O’Connor Waldo Craig. cared for her the greater part N. H., where her remains were taken out as Recitation, Kathleen Chamberlain Clements, Free pans of the War, Grade IV, and were with her when the noon train Rev. and Recitation, Edwin Clark Recitation, “Story both daughters Thursday, accompanied by that the business “Decoration School Gretchen Fletcher. end came. The deceased, wae a loving mother Mrs. Blair. President Wilson saya Song, Day." the Brave, Grade IV, Edith Pbilbrook Exercise. Flowers for well informed Recitation, B. O Leary, Hymsn and kindly neighbor. She was A 20c size can of depression is “merely psychological;” “What Can Little Children Do," Clayton Colcurd, Irvin Chandler R. Merrill died May 26th at his j Exercise, Clement Holmes, and ambitious her strength. She was see that that helps the mat- Grade II Rneinsky, Thomas Knights, beyond had but we don’t Bartlett. W. and the late home in Winterport. aged 68 years. He Recitation, Alberta Fowlao Nathan Read George the daughter of Caroline Wreath, Grade IV. been in health for some time, but was ter Adelaide Howard, Jane Tarrabain Recitation, A Memorial was born in Belmont, poor much.__ Recitation, Caasens, Made- Eleazer Edgecomb and Grade II Mary Harrower, Geraldine confined to his room a few Mr. the Exercise, “Four Soldier Boys,” and the greater only days. Chi-Namel from June 1850. Her is to receive $19,000 line Chalmers. ... 4, girlhood Maine Recitation, Merrill is survived a a Miss c50weli^nker The Grand Army of the Republic, life was there. After by wife, daughter, fund for carrying Recitation, Edmund Brown Exercise, part of her married spent John D. Rockefeller _ Harriman, ElBie Thomas Winnie; a son, Harold; a sister, Mrs. Caroline Chat. Tithenngton Grade IV, Nettie her education she taught school and instruction Recitation, Irva Allen, Effie Thomp- completing of on farm demonstration “In this Land, School Gertrude Staples, and Gutierrez, and a brother, Lewis Merrill Colored Varnish M Song, Happy Edna Fern Orchard, for several years in Belmont surrounding and sonrVelma Heald, Dyer, Bangor. | jK for girls Recitation, c™?? mourn their lots a m boys clubs._ „Ruth,uKennethSmith Ruth Bradford. towns. She leaves to Clear Varnish Recitation, IV. I jffi the ex- Grade 1 Memory Day, Grade W. Walton of Belfast; a s Francis Keegan, Exercise, “Our Flag,” Song, mother, Mrs. Caroline Hon. Chari School One Country, One Flag, Grade IV. in Flag Song and Salute, Kutn M. Thomas; two daughtere White Enamel candidate for governor, was Exercise, “Remembrance,” Grade IV. husband, Eugene The News of Brooks. mayor’s At the close of the exercises the ladies of Guilord. Edith H. Ma- in the even- Smalley. Vonnie Coombs. Ethelyn Mrs. Ethel E. Luce and Mrs. the and spoke schoolroom 1 A/ Colored Enamel city Tuesday, the G. A. R. Circle came to the Memorial Day,’’Bertha Hannon,Dor- all of Medford, Ed. Cox has taken a with the A. E. to an audi- “Keeping honey, and four grandchildren, position at the ex-mayor’s club F. in elo- ing in a body and Mrs. Dora Bridges, othy Spear. Mass. The funeral services were held at her Chase Co. America all the Grades. X Chi-Namel Varnish is ence of forty or well chosen three by Rev. W. F. waterproof fifty._ quent and words, presented late home May 30th at 10 o'clock. Miss Carrie Jones of South Brooks is with jflj E. B. one to each of the three PRIMARY AND GRAMMAR GRADES, in and heel in all colors of beautiful silk flags, and the burial was in J W. Davis of”Waterville Mrs. Sturtevant officiating, friends Bangor. *U proof—made g^i Hon. Cyrus school. The teachers responded Mrs. Ida Roberts Cilley, waB cut his grades in the [Teachers, the South Belmont cemetery. The casket wood. Use it for fur- born He eye ace Roy Roberts is with his father-in-law, Noyes floors, linoleum, ■was not yesterday. the and the children sang G Emmons.] of the old to be accepting gift of the opened at the yard at the request Hence he declined The Primary and Grammar Grades Cilley, on the farm. y niture and woodwork. * * teeth long ago. America. come to Belfast. A the neighbors who were unable to bunco Brick school. East Belfast, gave following E. C. Holbrook a into the ex-mayor’s political IV AND V. to has position in the cream- roped GRADES The abundance of beautiful flowers testified Colored Enamels for and last afternoon: the porch seems to be the impression program Friday ery for present. si game. It Misses Florence M Kimball and Grades the esteem of relatives and friends. m$. [Teachers, Rec., Blue and Gray, by Mrs. Cilley’s I ML out-door furniture. One coat hides the when the Democratic spell-binders Florence I. Cross. J Grades under Everett Cilley is on the railroad as section that History of Flag, by Primary ffc seek some School ciusuu 01 hand with H. H. Webb. color and a durable hard finish that come to Belfast they will American Hymn, Mrs. Grace Emmons James Fuller, an esteemeu I 'H gives Elmer Keene both Grades side show. Recitation, “My Fatherland,” Salute, by 28th at his home in that town other arena than a one ring Roland Flood Flag Robbins mont, died May H. H. Pilley is quite lame this summer, but I never softens after once Recitation, “Old Glory” Rec., Our Flag, Agnes dry. Grade IV Geo. Brown 69 He is survived by his wife, to walk down Exercise, “The First Flag.” Rec., When All Are Gone, aged years. manages to the store every day. of Augusta, but Adeline Stevens of Searsmont, and Hon. E. E. Newbert Recitation, "Nothing Flags,” Song for Flag Day, formerly Miss Sarah Spear Mrs. Susan Lord Knight. and 5 started for Reading. Mass., j Use this 20c coupon for in Georgia Exercises by Primary Grade, 9 girls boys. Mrs. Knight, Mrs. candidate governor by three daughters: Phillip last for a Democratic "The School a shield and letter spelling Tuesday two weeks visit with her Song, Flag,” _ Each had a 54-hour Keene boy Potter and Miss Sadie Fuller, all of DURING OUR DEMONSTRATION the primaries, is advocating Recitation, “Memorial Day,” Gladys “Peace” and each girl a shield and letter Edgar sister. Priscilla Gray was one of a of must forcibly to Recitation, “The Flag.” “Grand Army.” Wakefield, Mass. He family labor law. That appeal spelling ui yvhu “The Song/ Carlton Read by Russell Knox six broth- utoocj> fj'incsviuc, vyinu, ad- Bug-a-Boo ^ Rec., Sheridan’s Ride, 16 children of whom four sisters and those who under this Democratic Recitation, “Memorial Flovvers,” Stella Hamilton her sons, Charles and John, arrived in Brooks Good for one 20c can of Chi-Namel Varnish any color you Rec The and sisters were jj 32 hours Gertrude Gray “Memorial by Wilda Savery ers survive. daughters last for the l select if holder will purchase a new 10c brush with which to ministration are employed only Rec., Day” Mrs. Monday summer. | “On Memorial Day,”, n hn Alhinn Rirhards at the funeral. The sisters are it a fair test. out of Recitation, present i j give the and to those employ- Walter Whitehead Elisha Richards of Harry M. Brown has a new- pair of team in week, by Rose Fahey of Belfast, Miss Lovisa Fuller of closed mills and fac- “The Red, White and Blue,” “The Vacant horses and is well for business. He ment reason Recitation, Singing,B Chair,” Mrs. Julia Annis of Braintree, prepared by Ruth Partridge Mrs. Grades New York city, Cilley’s will carry on a large farm, as usual. tories. Grade V Norman Richards and Mrs. Charles Burgess of West \ __ Exercise, “Columbia,” £ec> by Mass., School * Ainprira. Rec., “Sherman’s March to the Sea,” Rockport. The brothers are Jackson. Edward I ee Thompson is on the farm with E. 0. The aaopieu uy Theo. Curtis platform GRADE V, B DIVISION. John of Liberty, B. F. Stantial this summer. He has had some five declares Lida White and Orrison of Idaho, r Democratic State convention School Rec., “The Georgia Volunteer,” Song, Walter Hall and Obed Fuller of Searsmont. Rev. Francis years’ drill in the Good Will school. ...;.;.;. of the School Rec., “The Captain,” Good during Special Demonstration at our store on the of any prohibi- America, Brown the against repeal Orchard r€C Marjorie B. of Wakefield, Mass., officiated at A. B. Pavson and Walter H with their the Reading, Orland Tayler Young, now in force, pledges “Good Old Arm,” David Walker F. tory laws Recitation. Margaret Fa ton Rec!) Bye funeral at the home. Quantabacook Lodge, ladies, drove to Phillips Lake last Sunday in and enact- Winifred Welch Recitation, “The Soldiers’ Dream,” Dorothy JUNE 5 AND 6. party to their maintenance, Recitation. ft A. M., attended in a body and conducted their automobile, coming home in the evening. 4, to Recitation. Dorothy Chamberlain of 'legislation necessary Randall Knox the at the grave. The interment ment any Mildred Black Recitation, “Old Ironsides,” ceremony Isaiah the season Recitation. A. Leavitt Crowell, whp earlier in In Maine Katherine Frost Presentation of a new Flag by Geo. Oak Grove Cemetery. IVIe, secure their rigid enforcement. Recitation, was in built watch houses for the fire wardens Mason & of the school committee given to the school twenty Hall, Belfast, for local Recitation, Donald Knowlton the Democrats have declared The children then ad- of the has a contract for ten Violet Dexter by the primary grade. died 31st at his home in government, Recitation, the While Anson Leonard May and license and the Progressives Margaret Drinkwater journed to the yard for flag raising. more. option Recitation, re- of less than 48 hours, was the following verse was Morrill after an illness Recitation, Francis Herrick it ascending straddled the issue. the in his usual health Mrs. Isaiah Crowell, who had spent several Recitation, Allie May Wing cited by primary grade: aged 76 years. He had been lands Recitation, Harold Staples There are many flags in many and assisted his son in the farm work Friday weeks in Skowhegan visiting the family of her the Woodrow Wilson The of Alice Wadlin, Annie Omar There are of every hue, president Flag Exercise, flags forenoon. At noon he complained of feeling son, has come home, bringing her little grand- in his Violet Idella McNally But there is no however grand. league says personal Piper, flag, later a son with her. Democratic School White and Blue. and a was summoned and un- Salute to the Flag, Like our own. Red, badly physician wish it to be distinctly our 8 could organ: “We Flag Song, School Then hurrah for the Flag, country Belfast physician was called, but nothing Alfred Huxford remains about as he has utterances that the president’s GRADE VI. Flag, be and after suffering he died been. He is confined to the house and suffers A derstood done, great own White and Blue. of the Herald Our Red, born in Morrill and a citizen or as editor S. morning. He was considerable but is the warm Typewriter as Sunday Bargain Cora Morison, Teacher.] pain, hoping direct [Miss Singing America. He A new Oliver Typewriter, from the factory, never views and had lived on the same for 55 years. weather will are purely his own personal Song, “Memorial Day,” School Mr. Leavitt, Mrs. place bring him out all right. There were remarks by knew and latest voice the senti- Recitation. “Flowers of May,” was a man by all who him, and with all the improvements, will be sold at not intended nor do they others. respected Benjamin and wife, Mr. Hall and used, Margaret Rogers Leavitt, Mrs. Savery and Probably He is sur- Hussey to was last of a of four. of the That brings the chil- the family and Harland all of for cash. be seen at ments league.” Recitation, “Song for the Soldiers,” the guest, and whom of wife, Hussey, Windsor, a discount May moqtwelcome a Miss Lola Morey about Rumney vived by wife, formerly came across in automobile mind Lincoln’s oft-quoted saying Harry dren con^l^fed the “guest of honor,” was Mr. the country their THE JOURNAL Florence Parsons their W. Leonard OFFICE fool some, Recitation, “Hats Off,” Waldo, and only child,Arthur last to at the people. It may Knowlton Augustus D. Hayes, who made some eloquent Sunday Brooks, returning night. fooling Song, “Memorial Day,” Charlotte the register of probate. The funeral the Chalmers was present The but others are wise to ex-mayor’s Recitation, “Good Company,” Mary remarks. Mr. Hayes formerly Principal forenoon Edward Roberts, a student of the Brooks John Cook, Alvin Cook, Judah Cilley Sunday afternoon servic. ! Basil waB held from his late home Tuesday Cook, Recitation, “Soldier Boys,” Walter Omar, won a warm in the was Stream East as schemes. of this school and place of Water- High school, drowned in Marsh D Emerson Cilley, Alphonso Northport usual. political Perkins, Jeffords at 11 Rev. William Fletcher Lorenzo Cilley, Pendleton, Ralph Ralph his was o’clock, El- School hearts of his pupils and resignation Tuesday afternoon. He was the son of Orlan- Eben Charles H Elwell, Otis The interior of the is to Song, “The Brook,” ville The interment was in Morrill Clark, Elwell, Congreg ,-rs It is announced that Roosevelt Dexter much both and parents. officiating. do Roberts of Jackson. Men worked until late Winfield Recitation, “For Grandpa’s Sake,"Ether regretted by pupils well, Joseph Evans, Edwin Evans, age on High street underwent :.n and Oscar oc- cemetery. take a hand in the Maine campaign, Recitation, “For my Country,” Healey However, he was loyally welcomed on this that night, but the body was not recovered. William Evans, Amos fore its Florence Evans, Nathaniel Evans, occupancy by Rev. and rra Recitation, “In the Silent City,” Arey his remarks to the Lewiston Sun says: casion and at the close of say Harland R. Black of Palermo died May 19th, Evans 2nd,’ Harvey Edwards, S. Pearl and the Song, “Fling out the Bannei,” School Lewis Leonard is one of the capable young Evans, Joseph exterior ha.' should be it We are His reason Gardner “Civil Dorothy Drinkwater he was applauded is stating mildly. a illness of tuberculosis at the age W Eiwards, Martin in colonial why Composition, War,” after long man of Brooks who is staying by his parents Joseph Edwards, George yellow with whit, stands Leland Fowles an interest in elected must be because Gardner Gettysburg address, to say that he still retains months and 17 He was Zedock Forbes, Francis M glad of 15 years, 11 days. ! and th farm and is making good at it. That Frost, Samuel Foss. green blinds. A rail has be. of decisions. Recitation, “Emblems of Decoration Day,” welfare of its for recall judicial this school and in the pupils. son of John Black and leaves, beside his Ransom Forbes. side veranda Helen Wescott, Mabel the I kind of a is of attention and is a Forbes, Freeman Forbes, and a porch w Do the people want the recall of judi- Elizabeth Doak, Spear boy worthy Memorial five brothers—Harry, Johnnie, Millard, Amos Gibbs, Daniel Gibbs, front entrance. decisions? Recitation, “Why Day?” father, distinct benefit to the community. Too few of Charles F Foss, cial Carroll Pottle two be able to TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. Laurice and Kenneth, and sisters, Mrs. make a Nored Grover, Albert Grover, Is Mr. Gardner going to School our boys have the will or the ability to Charles Gibbs, At a recent of “Flag Song,” who lives meeting as one deci- Song, Ward of Freedom, and Grace, Enoch Gardner, John Gilman, hu nt out as many judicial Recitation, “The First Flag,” Arlene CurtiB Oley success of the business. John Gardner, list parish, Frank I. Wilson, ot estate were was held at James sio n of the Judicial Court School The following transfers in real at home. The funeral the Baptist John Hall, Edwin Hall, Supreme Salutes to the Fag, driven into the last Wednes- George Hall, voted that the comu that to Gross A team village following M aine in ninety odd years ought Recitation, “Why they March,” Dorothy recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds church, Carr’s Corner, May 21st, Rev. H. W. T I Huxford, James Howard, Lemuel School attracted considerable attention. It Huxford, Swift, Judge George E Jol.r. ve recalled a vote' Recitation, “Love of Country,” were day Lorenzo ha been by popular for the week ending June 6, 1914: Abbott officiating. The bearers Oscar C Horton, Charles Jones, Oliver Jones, Beulah Young was a of steers from Monroe, owned by Thompson, confer with the includes an Recitation, “Ready,” Stockton to Rinaldo Carr and Maurice pair Leath- As Roosevelt’s program Smart Charles A. Nealley, Springs, and Charlie Seban, Jones, Joseph B Leathers, Washington Recitation, “Veterans,” Daphine Albert Grant. were hirnessed exactly letting the vestry for the pu administration Helen Wescott land and buildings in There were numerous floral offerings, They William Leathers, Jeffer- attack upon the Wilson Song, “The Flag,” Calvin C. Nealley, do; Nelson ers, Silas Leathers, such Charles Swift like horses, with bits and blind bridles, and can ing times as the new “Old Ironsides,” a wreath from the immediate the Democrats are not so enthusiastic Recitation, Stockton including family; son Leathers. Rancelear Leathers, Stephen “Flowers for the Soldiers,” 10 Girls Springs. be driven the reins as well course of construction. Recitation, to William A. from Mr. and Mrs. Black, and 16 anywhere, minding W over him as when his efforts were di- Edith Arthur E. Stantial, Belfast, pinks Harry Leathers, O S Leathers, John Lang, George Recitation, “In Memoriam,” Tilly as a horse. It is an uncommon sight in Maine Belfast. his schoolmates. The inter- Cal- The serv the “America,” School Gentner, Hartford, Conn; land in white roses from Lane, Frederick Mellen, Wilber Parsons, regular preaching rected solely to defeating Republi- Song, but we remember that in one county in Nova Smith beside his at 10.45 a. GRADE VII. Charles White, Belfast, to Emery E. Mayo, ment was in the cemetery, vin F H H Pilley, Samuel A Payaon, m. at the Baptist can we saw steers heifers driven single Pilley, party. seven months Scotia and Miss Esther and in Belfast. mother, who passed away only Roberts, William H lowed by the Sunday echo' _ Teacher, Evans.] do; land buildings Hiram J Cyrus [ in carts and as we drive horses Reynolds, to Grace wagons just Oscar Christian Endeavor will mee will be found some Song, “America,” Ada Curtis, Hazel Perkins, Edward T. Beckett, Northport, ago. Roberts, Manter Roberts, On the 2nd page here. are however, that Rexford Roberts, Jay Katherine Brown, Jennie We reminded, and at 7 30 m. this church w Ava Burgess, Fuller, Camden; land in Northport. Eli Roberts. Benjamin Roberta, Har- p. notes on the Belfast Free Library, which wife of the late of this had a of steers that he Roberts. Roberts, Janet Chalmers, Dorothy Ingalls, E- Mrs. Eliza A. Starkey, Ryder place pair other churches in a union ser Abbie E. Dunham, Winterport, to Otis ris Charles J Roberts, Cyrus H Rob- will be found of interest to Louise Colson. 28th at her home and drove in the same a few years Roberts, we trust in Win l George L. Starkey, died May trained way church in the inter, Decoration Emma Webber Faulkingham, do; land and buildings Frank Leonard Rowe, Christopher gregational with this local in- Day, She had bsen erts, Rowe, t hose not yet familiar Kenneth Colcord, in China, aged 62 years. gradual- ago. A day school work of the State Four Soldier Boys, Harry terport. Rowe, George F Rowe, A C Sites, George stitution, whose value as an educational Jones, Albert Fogg. Wilson Clement E. f riling in health for several years past, off harmoni- prayer of the cbur 1 Wealths A. Grant, Monroe, to Mary ly The Memorial exercises passed Thompson. meeting Memorial Carroll Parker trouble and oth er diseases and factor deserves to be more fully recog- Day, and in Mon- having a lung and in the threaten- Wednesday evening this week Salute to America. Edwin Morse, Arthur Knights Vinal, do; land buildings ously good shape, despite j last winter suffered In value Drexel during the greatly, lying was the marshal the school commence!. nized and appreciated. fact,the Macdonald, Ivan Havener. Day roe. ing weather. E. A. Kilgore High j “Memorial school for weeks at the point of death. She was the The Churches. held to a community of a good library, such Song, Day,” Frank E. Whitcomb, Searsport, to Frank C. of the day and Capt. Cheney Higgins com- being Thursday night. “On Memorial Janet Chalmers and Ab- Song, Day,” of Capt. Nathaniel Wiggin acted as escort to as we can be over-esti- Whitcomb, do; land and buildings in Searsport daughter manded the Knights who Next possess, hardly Recitation, Marguerite Ingalls had lived at North Belfast as usual Saturday and Sunday bie Wiggin and was born and always out to the number of Preaching service twen- “What Can Children Do?” Ava Burgess, Kath- and Swanville. deeds.) the veterans, who were H- mated. Now,after an existence of (Four at 2.30 o’clock, followed day school workers Rev. G. J. on the old borne place, as did her father before next Sunday afternoon erine Brown, Louise Colson, Margaret Chenery to Merton L. Fogg, fourteen. Then followed the school children v aU the has Kan tie A. Hall, Brooks, al J. Weir of < < ty-six years, library outgrown School She was a member of the church school. Secretary Wesley Flag Salute, her. Baptist care of Mabel Rose and Gertrude by Sunday do; land in Brooks. under the School will the present building. More room is GRADES VIII AND IX. Christian Bnd the First Parish day Association, M. Portland, to Addie A. of China, a good neighbor friend, The Monroe band led the procession. The morning service at Amanda Averill, Peavey. night at 7.30 a meeiHn needed for the number Grace A. Lord and Mr. E- B. Puffer] character and worth were ap- is held at 10.45 a. m., Sun- Saturday yearly increasing [Teachers, and in Brooks. a woman whose two were visited and exercises Church Davis, Jackson; land bnildings The cemeteries (Unitarian) teachers for a discussion volumes and for the accommodation Salute to School in the and whose loss meets at 11.45. upo. of Flag, to A. E. preciated community on the and flowers were scat- The Sunday school Jewett H. Ginn, Stockton Springs, were held bridge day. held in the lecture room of N Recitation, “The Flag Goes By,” is survived a son, Bert of the who visit the library to read will be felt. She by while the choir furnished the Universalist public Frank Downs Blake, do; land in Stockton Springs. tered on the stream The regular services at tional Church. morning V’ 11 who with his wife and lives on Sunday or to consult its extensive collection of “Memorial Louise Webber to Loren Starkey, family, selection. Rev. W. B. Carne be as follows: Day”' Francis M Ingraham, Northport, an appropriate church next Sunday will in the Universalist Chu Period of Discovery, old by a daughter, Annie, wife preach Exercise, “Our the homestead; »»« books of reference. We do not know as Country,” in actea as in ■■■ ui we Dana Pattee Cro> s, do; land Northport. cnapiain preaching service at 10.45 o’clock; Sunday the Methodist Scho “1492,” of John Gerald of China, and by five grand- Sunday to Turner, was filled, E. C. Hol- we can add to what Miss Barr, Berenice Harriman Oscar S Turner, Palermo, Briggs day. At thejhall, which school at noon. will in the Unitarian *. i: anything “Columbus,” children. The funeral services were held preach but Ponce De Leon. Sadie Bowen land in Palermo. the to order and intro- the librarian, says on this subject, do; brook called meeting The meeting will be at the Sunday school. PpriftH nt Gnlrtniratinn. “1fi07” Saturday, at the home. Montville Quarterly Baptist the Fred Palermo, to Olena M Rowe, do; duced M. J. Dow as the presiding officer. The June 1 we trust that this need may come to Gertrude Thomas Young, held with the North Islesboro church night a union service will be in Palermo. were seated on the stage as the attention of people at home or abroad Singing, “The Breaking Waves Dashed High," land and buildings Mrs. Eliza Atwood died May 24th in Bucks- veterans 19th and 21st. It is hoped that a large delega- Congregational Church, dur to the inhabi- with his School Charles R Jackson, Belmont, of her Mrs. Went- of honor and Capt. Higgins ? who be to aid in port at the home daughter, guests tion attend. Hull and Mr, Weir will both may willing securing Character of the Louisa Morse build- the may Pilgrims, tants of the town of Belmont; land and worth at the of 86 Mrs. guard team marched to the front of stage to the Sanborn Wardwell, age years. of the city pastors will participate. the much desired addition library “Pilgrim Fathers," Alice salute. The Wesley G. Wiers, Secretary Sunday in Belmont. Atwood had made her home with her daughter and gave them a fine military Revolutionary Period, “1775,” Doris Cuzner ings will at the building. to John C the band at school association of Maine, speak “Paul Revere’s Ride," Elizabeth Phillips Kate E Nash, Springfield, Mass, for the three years, and her death takeB choir furnished several selections, past at the Unitarian Address” Ernest Everett Mr. Dow Sunday morning service “Warren's Harding, Burnham; land in Burnham. from the a life of beautiful Chris- | intervals provided fine music, gave THE LUMBER INDUSTRY. community “The Commander, George Washington,” R IsleBboro, to Lillian M addreBS and read the roll of church. Charles Carter William Coombs, tian character. But while she has passed to an introductory a fine hold services in Howard Everett, Mass; land in IsleBboro. her kind deeds and words will honor. Hon. Edgar F. Hanson then gave i The Christian Scientists Striking facts regarding our forest re- “George Washington," Vivian Stewart, her final sleep, to Christine a selection and at in South, Austin Vaughan Maurice L. Decker, Islesboro, live on and she leaves a not in address, the band gave closing their hall, 127 Main street, Sunday morning value and are Uprising vacancy only sources, their their-waste, “The of Laura Morris The at 7.30 Rising ’76," Decker, do; land and buildings in Islesboro. the family circle which cannot be filled, but the affair was a matter of the past. 11 o’clock and Wednesday evening a condensed. in an illustrated “Independence Beil,” Eva Hall for eight-page Mrs Warren Burnham, to Rena of took the entire charge of o’clock, to which all are welcome. Surrender at Yorktown, Martha Southworth Harding, ami ng a large number of friends. She leaves Knights Pythias circular of the American forestry asso- land and in Burn- off smoothly “Yorktown." Doris Graisbury Harding, Pittsfield; buildings to mourn their loss, a daughter, Mrs.-Went- the affair and everything passed Rev. J. E. C. Sawyer is serving temporarily Holder ciation The lumber industry Star School was furnished as of Methodist Church in Rich- just issued, Singing, Spangled Banner, ham. worth Wardwell of Bucksport; two sons. Treat and well. An excellent dinner pastor the Period of Development, “1787,” and a lunch was mond, the appointment of a perma- is said to employ 736,000 people, to whom John R Bryant, Belfast, to Velrora E Ripley, and G Atwood of by the ladies of the Sisterhood pending Dean Knowlton Atwood of Bucksport George nent pastor.—Bath Independent. The ASBESTOS in and in Searsmont. also at 6 o’clock. The stores and offices are paid annually $367,000,000 wages, "Building of the Ship," Louise Ellis Appleton; land buildings East Orrington; one sister, Mrs. Mary Williams given for The services next Sunday at Mason’s Mills SAP IRON worth of “1812,” Willard Jennys Alton Richardson, Waterville, to Ralph L five were closed and all business was suspended the products being $1,250,000, of Bucksport, and grandchildren, Mary, the “Old Ironsides,” Natalie Pottle a proper will be held at 10.30 a. m.. followed by Winslow; land in Unitv. Doris of and the day. The entire community gave ■- e. : 000. The forests of the country cover Civil War Winfield Marriner Johnson, Harlow, Jessie and Bucksport church has a hood which bottl Period, of the with school, and at Trinity Reformed to the sentiment day Sunday — 560,000,000 acres. Feeling at South, Eleanor Bruce Julia of Lubec. observance heat keeps the han had a at 2.30 followed Sunday school. | “Dixie” School the of the High school, which p. m., by Radiation from the top > of 70 human lives are sac- Singing, Reward $100 exception An average at Helen Ellis $100 Frank H. Mathews died 28th at his hall. Their at the Meth- Feeling North, May ball game a few rods from the The services for the week is completely checked. rificed in forest the Battle of School of this will be pleased to of from Ion- annually fires, says Singing, Hymn Republic, The readers paper home on Bridge street tuberculosis, in the hall was one young odist church will be as follows: This, | The iron stays hot a War on the Nickerson only representative and a loss occurs of Sea, Margaret that there is at least one dreaded disease for some time. Mr. to cam circular, $25,000,000. Ethel Hall learn which he had suffered who and took part in evening, the prayer meeting; Sun- f You don’t have “The Cumberland," in all its lady, modestly pleasingly Thursday, from insects and tree diseases, “Merrimac and that science has been able to care with bis wife and little daughter achool bestos Sad Iron to Damage Monitor,” Myrtle Simpson Mathews, the services of the choir. day, at 10.45, morning worship; Sunday an^l • Hall's Catarrh the stove so often. I'h'* Sherman’s March, Karl Smalley and that is Catarrh. came from about two m. u1 which follow fire, costs each year $60,- stages, Phoebe, Eastport years C. Rowe at 12m.; evening service at 7.30 p. | eofii "Our In Truman Roberts now known to A Roll of Honor. Adjutant Wm. tos is for the Boys Blue,” Cora is the only positive core to work for the Lubec Sardine Co. He designed 000,000. The cost of destruction result- ago men from Close of War and Uncoin’s Assassination, a con- the following list of Thera were no services at the Universaliat of the woman who irons. medical fraternity. Catarrh being Mathews and was prepared Newcomb the was the son of Capt. Ivory to from floods is not estimated, but is Kathryn Brooks who served in the army from 1861 last on account of the ing Bessie Allen stitutional disease, requires a constitutional N. B. and is survived church Sunday morning | “My Captain,” born in St. George, by others given as countless millions. Cure is taken in- in all, and thinks there may be bereavement of the Rev. A. A. Blair, in Singing, AmerieSchool treatment. Hall’s Catarrh several brothers and sisters. His age was 21 1866,8# pastor. But the circular more blood and whose names he did not get. As near as the loss of his mother. The Sunday school expresses hope acting directly upon the Mathews was an CARLE & JONES THE SOUTH SCHOOL. ternally, yean. Mr. exemplary young Andrew than As well as the colored of the system, thereby de- in church he can learn 28 are living today: Capt. was held as usual. Rev. Haraden S. Pearl pessimism. Alberta Mrs. Samuel Adams mucous surfaces T«« ud was constant attendance. BELFAST, MAIN* [Miss Wadsworth, and D Lieut James S Huxford, Color George substituted for Mr. Blair at showing the forest fire, the ef- the foundetion of the disease, took at his late home Satur- Bean, Congregationalist, pictures and Mrs. Charles A. Townsend, Teachers.] stroying The funeral place Privates: up the G Davis, Lieut' Albert H Rose. the Universaliat church in Stockton Springs, fects of the fire, and the damage caused in the the patient strength by building at 9 a. Rev. Bonce B. Sellers of the The exercises were held together giving day m.. John Baehel- and nature in doing its The remains Charles L Austin, George Bean, Sunday afternoon. floods, it shows also forests planted rooms of Grades three and four. Several of constitution assisting Methodist church officiating. by have so much faith in True P Isaac F work. The proprietors for interment. der, Nahum Clarey, Cilley, The at the North Church and under intensive management, the Grand men were and mads Hun- wen taken to Eastport prayer meeting grown Army present its curative powers that they offer One Skeeter Sk«*, it fails to cure. will be held tonight at 7.16 instead of 7.30 and the national forest ranger remarks which were listened to with much in- dred Dollars for any case that n <■>*■ scouting Will save your religion >h< for list of testimonials. Hill died May 81st at the to the graduating exercises of the senior for tires on the mountain lookout station. terest. The following program was carried Send Mm. Sarah E. owing around Address: F. J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo. O, the black flys art out: boms of her nephew. Charles F. Holmes, in class of High School. The effective patrol here referred to has Sold by all Druggists, 78c. 20c Bottle after a illness, per reduced “forest fire losses to as low as Salute to Flag and Chorus, Red. White Take Hall’s Family nils for constipation. r.miwidg», Mass., lingering I Hair Tonic "The Child as God’s Child,” will be the sub- ^ and Grades HI and IV months and 28 She was 25c Bottle by one-tenth of one cent an acre.” It is Blue, aged 86 yean, 2 days. Hair keeps the scalp dean ject of the sermon by Rev. Horace B. Sellers per Exercise, “What Can Children Do.” Julia Ayer’s Vigor out that planting forests an bom in Hartlsnd and her early married life Promotes Checks church next A CITY DRUCi pointed by Chalmers, Agnes Pendleton, Annie Sanders and healthy. growth. at the M. E. Sunday morning. annual income couhf be derived in the Children Ory For a number of filthm STOj Elsie Mae Leod, Grads L was spent in Norway. yean Does not color. Union service will be held at the North ehurch Read * Hill, Prop's, P. O Squ»r''• country of $66,000,000; and by preserva- FOR FLETCHER'S with bar Mn. »,tfn Recitation, “A High Resolve," Lson Matthews, she lived in Belfast sister, Mercy M Your Doctor. itfyjkjjjgL in the instead of the regular service. Hail ordara promptly tive treatment timber each year evening ; upon Grads L HohnasBIeh, and for seven yean had lived in $100,000,060could be saved. Flag Sohg, Gradss I and IL CASTORIA : Don’t the Th* Methodist society will hove a social at forgot jfolfcn>i[cz^Z 'ioc- .)] corner of Commercial and High streets.... was with music and where and the American Astoria E. L. Monday. evening spent dancing, when ship Williamson and Mrs Stevens; Mothers, jeci.ve was built and what became of her? She was See advt. of Hayford Block for sale.. Alphonso Ritchie playing on the violin and Mrs C. E. Read; Social, Mrs. Thomas B. Dins- setter own- commanded in 1840 Capt. Phineas Pendleton Marie Saunders at the unble young English instruments. A came when the by Mrs. J. S. Harriman. Seven candy City Drug other surprise of Me. more; Custodian, Albert C. Wells, was Searsport, Store.... Auto robe lost_Carle & Jones sell prized by hostess a class cake with “B. new members were voted into the Club. The produced large to ,1 at the foot of the equare by Some of the Special Features coming the asbestos sad irons, that can be used with- H. in on its white frosting. Al- annual dues should be paid this month to the S.,'14,” yellow America j auto. He was valued at Belfast Opera House: Through South out a holder... .Skeeter Skoot at the City public ton Johnson, the class flirt, found the button treasurer, Mrs. Lewis F. Gannon. Tea and No blame is attached with Roosevelt; James Cruze and Flo LaBadie Cash Market has just was a beauty. and Shorev the but the and cookies were served after the meeting. Drugstore_Perry’s Clyde penny, key fancy of native Hereiord ran the car. in “Robin Fealey in “Moths”, and received 1,800 pounds beef, the dog under were Hood;”Maud the latter of shell .were left as so many good things The tea room will be opened part and will begin to cut it June 6th. See prices “Frou Frou;” Mae Marsh and Robert Harron is to have a much needed hos- eaten before the cake It was one of this week if the weather on groceries, etc. I appeared. permits. quoted j in "The Great Leap” In this film Miss Marsh •t ree of the place, Dr. the most events EVERY] physicians enjoyable preceding gradu- make a from a sneer E. Snow and j and Mr. Harron leap -... i Emerson, Dr. Horace I ation. feet on horseback. the house cliff, 75 high, TICKET ,. cstT, have taken on] I BANQUET Baccalaureate Sunday. The public joined known as the Stover house and who is at | .! Mrs. Thomas L. Shea, Wildwood, the Seniors and of the Part of with undergraduates C litted up fora hospital. N. J writes a Belfast friend that Mr. Shea Belfast school at 7 30 last installed and the High Sunday night i,gs have been has with the Broadway Moving Picture when the accalaureate sermon was signed be for preached II soon ready patients. Co. to his own composition “The Man in the Methodist church by the new’ pastor, produce WE ARE GROWING of Seaside Chautauqua *0 which he wrote during the meeting j Rev. Horace B. Sellers. The church had been Warsman,” iheld with Mrs. Lewis E.Gannon, war and has lately rew ritten for the The reason that we can that our | appropriately and tastefully decorated by the Spanish Why? only give is, Monday, June 8th. Les- j Mexican situation. He has named the leading street, Juniors for the occasion. The altar rail and work and prices are perfectly satisfactory. of the C. L. S. C. honor of their Belfast friend. .. ten and eleven ady in ,n. ijt j the pulpit were draped in white and the class o of and the Burned. The I-SOLD-i Evolution," Plant not see us at “The Meaning colors, gold and white, were carried out iii The Rock Crusher t Then why call and Sanitary number of the .. from the May on street : ling | tulips, lilies, etc. There were also large bunch- city rock crushing plant Congress Shop,” located "at the sign of good heating,” corner n We wish to announce that every ticket to the Banquet U.tn Roll-call, select quo-i fire morning, May magazine. es of ferns in jardioeres. The class motto, was destroyed by Thursday to be Streets. members are requested i a total loss. The of Commercial and High to be the Belfast Board of Trade Friday “Onward and Upward," was in large gold let- 2nd, and is practically plant given by before the this is the last meeting of a rock crusher, engine and boiler, p,,.f..i ] ters on a white strip above the keyboard of the consisted that JONES & SNOW are has been sold. and a Just remember perfectly evening gammer vacation. was assisted Revs. the shed in which they were hpused organ. Mr. Sellers by advise And The of of old sidewalk used for fuel. to talk things over and you. when we in the at 15c. ivslmont. buildings George Walter F. Sturtevant, Baptist, Charles B. quantity plank willing Seats can still be obtained gallery [ on the the alarm allowed the fire the last house in Belmont Ames, Unitarian, and Haraden S. Pearl, Con- Delay in sounding our we think of your interests. For your express opinion ini 1QE= : •-•ZD -,,..d the of Belmont corner, the to such headway that when the firemen |< Dlfolfolu by way gregationalism Miss Edith M. Davidson, gain interest rebounds in future business for us. last arrived little could be done. A i_- s r.iyed by fire Sunday morning, regular organist, and Mrs. W. B. Fietcher and engine around the wind was directly toward the 143-14 j.. ,s said to have caught played the accompaniments for the following, high blowing Tel. that the E. which sev- .i v'c i.u so rapid was its spread music: A vocal solo by Mrs. Thomas E. Bow- residence of Roy Young, caught Post and his were burned and the barn Street commissioner — TH Y YOUR a,,a,i intents ker, a clarinet solo by Wm. A. Lower, and a eral times. stock had been taken out, at the time, Mr. Douglass, had been ami .ne 1, rse. The male quartette, Arthur F. Johnson, Orlando assistant and 1 blaz- the fire with wet Clocks bin -se i'r.ike away and ran into the John Parker and E. S. Pitcher. the boiler and banked Watches, Jewelry Titherington, trying Mrs. Sarah R. Pierce, Mrs. Fred Rackliff, At the Colonial Theater June 8th and 9th was when the sure to have work done and was burned. There only w’ere the ashes and thought it safe to leave, of. and be your by mg The hymns sung by congregation' Mrs. Giles G. Abbott, Misses Edith M. South- will be presented a motion picture production S5n ranee on the whole property. which filled the church. The grad flumes burst out of the door, caught in seme practically worth and E. Frances Abbott went to Portland of Richard Harding Davis' “Soldiers of Fort M. THAYER, Jeweler, Phoenix Row. of the and marched in and that 6et fire to the building. The W. n i. it Shoot. The members ] uates wore caps and gowns kindling to attend the State Conference as del- une," produced under the personal direction of with the of Monday 8 Club an day at occupying seats reserved for them in the front plant was insured for.$2,600 agency Thomas. Dustin spent enjoyable egates from the Universalist church. Augustus Farnham, a Bucks- .1 on shore Saturday. of the church. One member, Miss Myrtle R. W. Rogers. America’s the Allyn pjrt boy, favorite in ~ The Law Court has rendered a decision in actor, appears and 5 was on account of illness. Mr. EAST BELFAST. T t* Club failed to appear only Frost, absent The of vs the leading role. Rev. David L. who Board of Trade Banquet. banquet the Waldo county case of George Partridge Wilson, the text from the 19th of i: en present shot out full pro- Sellers took his chapter for which ; saw this production in advised the Beltast Board of Trade, great the Northern Maine Seaport Railroad Co. Bath, Manager FOR his was the Zac- Mr. Mrs. Charles Knox Sunday in i-,,. l.iph H. Howes won the sweepstake Luke and theme story c/ have been will take Bray to secure it for The Colonial if and spent preparat ons made, place This is an action to recover the balance of j possible. of Jesus Mrs. Margaret York. laking 14 out of the total of 15 with 8 chaeus and Jesus—the maguanimity in the House There will be two shows each at 7 and Swanville with tomorrow, Friday, evening Opera $948.72,together with interest from the first of night, A meeting is called for to the despised Jewish tax-gatherer whose life to be 8 30. No advance in Mr. and Mrs. Rufus of Prospect spent special and in addition to the appetising repast on account of piling furnished prices, Copp to the January, 1907, th 'flay, evening at 7.30 at the Read was transformed from mere selfishness Universalist and the the week end with friends in this vicinity. furnished by the society, defendants for the construction of a wharf. j Poors Mills. There will be an entertain- Sale The ser- .. ti* talk several business desire for retribution and service. up important music will lend its charms c and decides for the ment and sale of resumed her Quick speeches, The is a long ne, aprons and fancy Miss Leavitt position in eloquent rescript quilts, Lucy ■ is record out of mon was of unusual interest and abounded lowing Saturday’s to the occasion. It is that the over- while the case is de- articles at the hall June 9th. the last Monday expected defendant. It says that I Tuesday evening, with Direct-Importing Co„ *• A. advice and It was di- a; birds: u. E. Read, 71; N. Read, practical suggestions. in the Belfast Band min- court is also If it i 2nd Hand Motor Cars ture given recently cided upon the issues of fact, the j stormy, will be the next night... .There morning. h V. L. in three sections—the vision, the prep- Vesbee, 70; R. H. Howes, 60; vided be the local musicians who statute of limitation will be next strels will giver, by of the opinion that the preaching Sunday at 3 p. m., stan- to Dr. service. The for Capt. A. N. Snow, carried his horse Hall. 52. aration and the plea higher that entertainment. This lasts i 1912-BUiCK, MODEL 2S, Roadster, took part in applies, dard time. Sunday school at 2.30 p.m.,standard he sick with education and the earnest exhortation for the Darling's hospital Monday, being n i-iciana and reader who gave an minutes and introduces Prest-O-Lite, J some 10 very cleverly time... Henry Wentworth has a new Ford the horse Mr. H. E. Bradman will 2-passenger, Top, ■ best service the young of the present genera- A Saw Mill Burned. A epidemic. c nment in Sedgwick last winter for the and catchy songs. The musical large portable Extra Tire on Demountable many popular car....Dora and Marian Brown called on their finish the term of the school chil- Kim, are called to render was earnest and saw and stave mill was burned | carrying Kr.igtr- on their Ladies’Night have tion upon will also include numbers the steam early Templar program by mother last Saturday....Several from this vi- for Absorber, and in thorough good His reference to his own on the Belmont | dren Mr. Snow. to furnish music for the eloquent. High Tnurday morning, May 28th, ■ beer..r.gaged gradu- ladies’ quartet, a male quartet, and solos and cinity attended the Pomona Grange in Sears- i repair. in Del., was interest- a miles from this It was owned al:" at i uehill on the afternoon of June 12th Lchool days Wilmington, served at small road, few city. The remains of Wm. L. Tripp were brought duets. With the banquet mor.t last Tuesday.... F. T. Wentworth is on 1911 —OVERL MOO.Ct, 13, {jal and tim As to a education the who came j \Nl), ar give a concert in the evening. The ing ely. college four the affair should be and operated by the Norwood Bros., from Camden May 29th by his son,Henry Tripp, tables, seating each, the sick list, but is a little better at this writ- Prest-O- said: some three months from Union. It ster, 5-passenger, Top, per.i nt-i of the is Ladies’ Trio, Miss speaker as well as and it here ago and taken to Swanville, where the funeral party one of great enjoyment profit ing. .. .The Sewing Circle met with Mrs, J. F. men and women I Electric Side and Tail HuzC “Maybe some of you young was one of the largest mills in the vicinity,and was noon Rev. W. F. Lite, Lamp. o»ak, violinist; Miss Gladys Pitcher, is hoped that many from other parts of the Sheldon last Wednesday afternoon. service at Saturday. ceilist; Mrs. B. male have been considering the question of a col- with the valuable machinery, a large of the church officiated. 2, Extra Shoes, Several Inner- Elon Gilchrist, pianist; county will attend for the object is to develop together Sturtevant Baptist have I. Arthur or university education. As you of sawed lumber and staves were Mr. lived for some time with his son in Absorber. In quartet. Ralph Morse, Johnson, lege and boom the county. quantity Commencement at Tripp tubes, thorough have felt that Freedom Academy. tenors; John Parker, baritone; E. S. Pitcher, considered the cost, you you destroyed. Some of the lumber stacked a Camden and was ill for a short time in the repair. have 'Is Waldo Station Burned. The Maine Cen- bas?-. The musicians will also do solo work. could hardly afford it, and you asked, short distance from the mill was saved. The Great preparations are being made for the Knox hospital with pneumonia and died May does it to tral station at Waldo and three Look over this list, then call and look Miss Anne M. Kittredge will give readings an education worth while, really pay passenger origin of the fire was unknown, but from the annual commencement of Freedom Academy 27th. He is survived by his son Henry, by a were burned last over the cars. Condition of each car time and in off and cars with their contents so in the morn- | and monologues. The same people are in spend the money going freight fact of its breaking out early and a large attendance of graduates and sister, Mrs. M. A. Wood, and by a brother, Au- ? Well ! The afternoon, entailing a loss of about i given truthfully and guaranteed as stat- communication with Brooksville to furnish en- through some university Tuesday ing it is thought that a spark from the fire former pupils is expected. The commence- gustus of Swanville. For a number of years of a is not to make brains. started on the station ■ ed. Prices If you intend function university $4,000. The fire plat- have smouldered all in the saw- ment is as follows: on the right. buying, tertainment at commencement. with. If might night program Sunday, June 7tb, ho was a resident in this vicinity, living You must have these to start you and with the strong wind I don’t fail to look these over. is form about 1pm. dust pile. The loss will be several thousand 10.30 a. m., Baccalaureate sermon at the Con- road to on the now own- believe y >u have this endowment my advice back Seareport place at the time wae toon under fierce to take the time to go through college. If blowing dollars. gregational church. Monday, June 8th, 8 p. ed by Lizzie Bassick. Mr. Tripp was a hard have not much are brilliant and There were no means for fighting you money,but headway. m., Junior priie reading. Tuesday, June 9th, man and a respected citizen. Read & Machine can make own tuition D. is a working Garage Co., to work, you your cars New Houses. Ralph Shute building PERRY’S willing fire and the flames spread to three freight 8 Commencement concert. p. m., Wednesday, and way through almost any of our large tenement house at the southern end of Cross 28 children which were burned to the trucks. Last Saturday morning school on the siding, June 10th, lz noon, Commencement dinner at 40 HIGH STREET. BELFAST. ME. universities, street. It is a and half house with story gam- under the direction of Mrs. A. K. Fletcher, 1 — are honorable of was loaded with ■ —■ ■■■ ■■1 JUST RECEIVED 1800 POUNDS NATIVE "There many ways helping One car potatoes, shipped by Grange hall. 8 p. m. graduation exercises in , if have the ambition to make brel roof and basement and a veranda on the President of the Ladies G. A. R. and Mrs. yourself, you A. E. Carpenter: another wsb partially filled the church. June HEREFORD BEEF. out of Business men of south side. There will be six all fin- Congregational Thursday, President of the D. of met at something yourself. with fertilizer consigned to W. L. Eastman, rooms, Etta Savery, V., today increasingly prefer col- 11th, 8 p. m.. Senior reception and hall in the ■ large experience ished in Dexter I. Clements is the and in all »oded Hereford and three was loaded with cypress. Knowlton’s corner formed line, only years lege men, because they maintain that the and the third pulpwood hall. U contractor and W. H. Walker is Grange a and member these steers came from the and studies in the college to the Interna- looking after dressed in w’hite and each carrying flag PERRY’S various activities Mrs. Lena Gerrish, i vis of shipped by ,! herd Waldo and are fine flavor- so the man or woman the work.. .Custer G. new marched hill curricula develop college tional Co.’s mill at Several flal Dickey’s six-room, Aroostook Potatoes. wild flowers, downBridge singing e,u "•'} and tender as ever cut in Belfast. We more to Paper Riley. Western Corned Beef..14c lb. that they can adapt themselves easily and half on Heavy T story house Commercial street ie America to the bridge, where they were met 44 t" cut this beef Friday, June 5th. necessities of business, and thus are cars were moved to Bafety and the fire did nol Sugar Cured Bacon. ...19c varied two or loads a up and boarded, and green stained arc Only three of potatoes day o.b more children from the other side, 2 lbs ....25c PERRY’S CASH MARKET, more able to be trusted in of respon- the shed. The fire the shingles by many Pork Sausage, for. v' positions reach freight delayed have arrived in the market for some little only strictly cut price store in Waldo being put on the roof. The house will be Mrs. Dora F. Bridges, Patri- Native Smoked Alewiv-^s. .. 2c each sibility. train Belfast at 2 20 p. m. for Bevera clap- and that is to afford one accompanied by [ leaving time, hardly enough Fancy Prunes, 3 lbe f ;r .25c County. boarded and have a veranda on the front anc otic Instructor of the L. of G. A. R. and Mrs. hours and the evening train was half an houi an indication of prices. Of course the farmers | Apricots, 2 lbs foe 25c both sides. The is in the are so that they can not now haul pota- Nettie of L. of G. A. R., late in here. The origin of the fire ii laundry basemenl busy Merrithew, Chaplain 1 Maine Corn, 3 cans for....25c arriving toes. Most of them too are not certain of how and the bath room in the second from and strewed flowers on the water in memory B iked Beans.12c can unknown. story; will to ^ Splend'd many they have spare until after they Salmon. 9c can which there is a sailors and marines. Before the flow- Alaska fine view of the harbor. The through It is of the A Wis. get planting. reported, though Three lbs Crown Macaroni.. .25c From Subscribers. Milwaukee, inside Mountains are or ers were thrown over a was read by | finish will be of cypress and the house that Green about $1 50, would prayer Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. 9c pkg subscriber writes: “We feel, as I notice manj be if there were any coming.—Fort Fairfield then the children OUR INVITATION will have electric lights, anc Mrs. Merrithew; sang Quaker Oats. 9c pkg open plumbing Review. other subscribers do, that Tne Journal is t set tubs. E. V. Oxton is “Nearer My God, to Thee." The flowers were | Olives in bulk, per quart.32c the contractor.... • week we tool Peanut Butter.15c lb to household necessity. Every Fred L. then strewn by the (hildren. It is you is most cordial. We want you to call and be Howard is building a tenement house Accidents will Happen, but the best regulat- gracefully Best Cocoa. 22c lb to because 01 forward eagerly Saturday, just on ed families Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil for first time that so children ever took his lot at No. 3 Belmont avenue, and is al keep the many j Fels Naptha Soap... 4c bar a arrives. I en' such Two sizes 25 and 50c at all welcome. We want you to feel that here is mecca that day The Journal especially on j emergencies. so much interest as this many Pure Leaf Lard .13c lb work the cellar and cement basement. 1 part,or year.and j editorial columns and turn to them al stores. Eight Belfast Made Cigars.25c for Edison enthusiasts. joy the people who were pass ing stopped and watched card PfcRRY’S CASH most the first thing....A post from oi the exercises—the ice teams as well as autos MARKET, barkentine Mabel I. a »ll«—roF^tTHir I The cut board the Meyers 301 — joj and It certainly was a pretty only strictly price If there is H" pedestrians. any record you would of j store in Waldo County. Rosario, under date April 28th, bears thii sight when they left the Corner waving their like to hear before deciding to pur- thanks for message: “Many Journals, ever; flags and staging America in observance of *♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ chase come in and let us it I I it, play word of which has been devoured. Am send' the day. for you. ing you copies of papers published here." Thi Marie Saunders ♦ If you find in'the June list some- papers were duly received and appreciated Gandy I Paint ? NLIFF SSU. were La Prensa of 20 which in i thing that strikes your fancy, men- They pages, $ are reasons for terested us from the amount of adver There two good painting CITY DRUG STORE, ♦ tion it and let us play it for you. chiefly or even too-often. to look carried—over four pages of small advts often enough One, READ & S If are in doubt what new Using HILL, Prop’s. you to be bo. ^ as well as Igeneral advertising—The Stand proeperous; two, P. O. Square, Belfast, Me. T records to let us consider, help you does one more credit or gives one i*? Mail orders promptly attended to. X ard of Buenos Aires, 16 pages, 10 cents pe Nothing decide. more than of coarse — ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ »»▼▼▼▼▼▼ copy, a metropolitan daily, and the Bueno credit paint,supplemented by what goes with it; and paint costs nothiog. If you’re going away this sum- Airee Herald, 16 pages, strong ii particularly True, the first cost is (5 or f6 a gallon put- mer and want to take and a o your Edison, society news, which hts portrait I on; but it saves more than that in the proper- TO LE"T let us box it properly for you. "Odette,” the "social editreea,” on the firs ty; saves it from slow going-down—not always slow— it drops with a jump when water gets in wo rooms. page. Later we shall print some in teres tini 7 By ;| I on wood and iron. Come and be Welcome. from these South American dailies. > matter Dry wood and iron cost nothing, kept dry S. S. L. SBU1E by paint. when it it Paint never No. 7 Park Street. You have noticed that the Pearl Brook 6 an Better paint needs Carle & : 1 goes-down in the sense of being more profit- Jones, || 10 cent are darker than other cigan able next DEVOE. cigars year. lfoson & Hall sell it. WANTED That means quality. Imported clear Havan A reliable, for general house cigan are dark but mild and aromatic. Try on Itch! Itch! Itch!—Scratch! Scratch! Scratcn! competent girl work in a small No* or iron- The more you scratch, ti e worse the itch. Try family. washing be convinced. Made from Cuban tobacc at and Doan’s Ointment. For eczema, any skin itch- ing. Apply ;[ —»«« Tni | rown in Maine. y *11*—,r>1——»n*~*n* , ing. BOe a box. NO. I COURT SI REET, BELFAST. statesman Monsense. The Republic of Chile. A Game of Chance. [From E. W. Howes' Monthly.] W. An Interesting .Paper by Mrs George In his message to congress concerning HUBBARD President Wilson BY DR. W. H. WINSLOYV. Chase. the Mexican situation, says: “The people of Mexico are entitled the Im- CHAPTER XVIII. At a recent meeting of Civic to settle their own domestic affairs in Mrs. we desire FANCY. provement Club of Hailey, Idaho, tneir own way, and sincerely SPECULATION. A FREAKISH StrwHats their W. who is making her to respect rights.” continued their speculations George Chase, Jjl§| this is States- The ladies Who does not know that with varying re- with her Mrs. Ray- during several months home there daughter, FOR SALE BY man Nonsense? sharp sults. Some of them were quite mond Guyer, read a very interesting pa- In settling their own domestic affairs others conferred in reading the market; The River in their own the of Mexico conse- per on Chile. Wood Weekly way, people with experienced businessmen; have been of assassination, rape, and News-Miner it in full, and we guilty losses were small profits printed wholesale and on a quently ot murder, robbery amateurs were warned it from that paper knowing that it DviglttP.Palmer, have fair. Many copy tremendous scale. They destroyed disaster when danger and saved from will interest Mrs. Chase’s many friends ^ millions of dollars’ worth of property be- on own I ^ they plunged into stocks their, BELFAST, mess to citizens of this and other coun- ex- in Belfast: MAINE__ longing judgment. Ten to twenty years tries. have destroyed railroads in ON THE REPUBLIC OF CHILE. They perience are necessary to speculate NOTES and factories, and beggared the poor as then success does interest is stocks properly, and At the present time much well as the rich. They have placed a not always follow. taken in South American countries; prin- robber chief in command of their armies, bank account Alice had an individual cipally owing to the great work of the and nine out of ten of the men now prom- discretion. Her and used her funds with Panama canal,now about completed. All inent in Mexican affairs are scoundrels. of his banker father had no conception these countries on the west coast of all this degradation and de- in the mar- Finally, daughter’s told operations South America will without doubt bene- struction was brought about as a protest ket. She shorted the market frequently fit by the opening of the canal; but the against the only decent government the a rise, re- against his operations for taking one least likely to profit by it is the Mexicans ever had. between him her cues from table talk of Chile, owing to its remote situ- our Statesman says the with public Still, leading and Jack. Her frequent interviews ation at the extreme south of the conti- decent people of the United States "sin- Ned about stocks and things ripened nent. However, Chile is the one best desire to the right of the and cerely respect their attachment to esch other, they able to take of herself. Mexicans to settle their own domestic without asking any- of the became betrothed For with the exception Argen- affairs in their own way,” and that "we Jack suspicious is far the most body’s consent. grew tine republic, Chile by have a deep friendship” for them. and t»iem coun- about their stock talk quizzed advanced of all South American We have no "deep friendship” for the concluded it three but he finally tries. II er people, numbering only Mexicans, and never have had. They frequently, love was merely a new' way of making millions, are intelligent and active, proud have different instincts and are of dif- to interfere. and ne saw no reason of their country and ambitious. English ferent color; they are lazier, uglier, mote FULL HEAT IN s kind Alice had forgotten the doctor and American schools have been estab- worthless, and have less sense. In pro- rush of attentions, because, in the pro- lished in all the principal cities and towns portion to population, there are more her. and the fessional work, he had neglected of Chile for the last fifty years, drunkards among them; more loafers, to share a lover at her side sexes have been educated us in no A MINUTE She wanted youth of both more liars; they outclass way her not of the earliest of her pleasures and to help plans, in these schools. One except as revolutionists. the intervals be- founded a one who made her wait these was a boy’s school by I point with pride to a citizen of my tween discharged patients and hospital Scotchman who spent his whole long life State, Senator L. Bristow, who That’s an when you have to she wise- Joseph advantage attendance. Therefore, piqued, in earnest labor there, in his time educat- said at Washington, on the 19th of April, who from all in the The ly ceased to encourage the doctor, ing many of the young men 1914: heat something quickly night. a little who have held went the way duty called, feeling parts of the west coast "Making war on the Mexican people life. hurt, but not inconsolable. prominent positions in after because a man the calls a Patterson s and president Wendell had rescued Miss A girl’s school in Santiago, founded bandit refuses to apologize, is idiotic." them an excel- savings and increased by operating still conducted by Americans,is No doubt Bristow was provoked by the to Culnet, of the for a rise directly contrary lent institution, and daughters with which the newspapers ! five frequency who favored the bear side. Her best Chilian families arc brought up in described Secretary Bryan hurrying to still at thousand Oro bonds were missing this college. the golf field to see President Wilson, was m doubt the the bank, although she These foreign schools throughout and interrupting the game to discuss the her the about them because Wendell paid country have undoubtedly had a good in- gravity of the Mexican situation. Qil Cook-siave his own func... ohe are coupon interest from fluence, but the Chilians themselves Charge O’Shaughnessy has greatly hip. without was advised and guided by liberal-minded and eager to learn, see- annoyed me; possibly he annoyed Senator without smoke or smell. i subordination. heats instantly being conscious of ber ing the importance of a free education, Bristow, and caused him to holdy declare was silent She talked of profits and which has resulted in a staunch, little the truth. | ! It has all the convenience of gas and ; about her losses, as most speculators nation. Then there 13 that man lnmuity, who uirtnmr thp habitues of t costs less for fuel than other stove. 1 lie religion oi me cuuuuj so frequently gets into'the news without j any who knew the the annex as a big trader Catholic. sufficient excuse. He is as annoying as I It is the best device her school and be- these small re- I oil-burning yet pro- game. She gave up We are apt to think of the flying machine men who have offered j a state ot civ- came strong and ruddy autoing, playing puhlics as being always in their services to the government in this duced for purposes. a limited round of that cooking j golf and indulging in il warfare, but we can safely say unnecessary crisis. Wendell and she not social entertainments. Chile holds the record in this also, In a few days, no doubt some one wi! I The New Perfection No. 5 has the the nine holes down j j one afternoon played having been in revolution for 24 years. say, “My country, right or wrong,’ been such to the little stream, that had The climate of Chile is far more favor- and possibly this will cause Senator j new Fireless Cooking Oven, which the rest of a blessing to them previous year, able to an energetic life than the Hristow to explode again. There never a bench beneath roasts bakes fast or and rested upon rustic the southern countries, which naturally was a more conspicuous example of a and perfectly—slow, of the oak. There are the fluttering leaves great has its effect upon the race. fool saying than: “My country, right to had chaffed the season i j fireless suit every need. Dyer and his wife play- two distinct seasons: the rainy or wrong.” If your country is wrong, cooking, sauntered to the cold- ers down the hili and away from May to October, which is don’t follow it into a foolish war. Help them- Stoves are made in the entrance of the cave, amusing est weather; and the dry season, which straighten it out; get right with fairness | New Perfection 1, into the selves by throwing pebbles is the summer. The hottest weather is and common sense. 5 stove the rushes of the climate 2,3, and 4-bumer sizes. No. stream and watching in December and January. The before we become hopelessly inflamed | the ocean fish. of the coast is tempered by , over the war excitement, let it be re- I includes broiler and toaster. These 1 met “Two years have passed since breeze, but Santiago, the capital, situat- j membered what it is all about: and learned has a for you with tears in your eyes ed about one hundred miles inland, j A party of our sailors landed at | utensils can be obtained separately the of your entanglement in Cornucopia the extreme of heat and cold. wharf where the Mexicans had prohib- the smaller sizes. Sad-iron heater and swindle, Mary,” said Wendell quietly. The fruit and flowers of Chile cannot ited landing, and a toolish police officer a little start at Miss Patterson gave be su "passed in any part of the world, arrested them. The sailors were soon stove. but I cook-book free with every the use of her given name, replied not excepting California, according to j released, ami ihe officious police officer crowded with pensively, “Yes; and how the judgment of many people acquainted ; was properly reprimanded hy the Mexi- sorrow and if At dealers or write direct bad luck ana good fortune, with both countries. The fruit has not can authorities. When President Huerta everywhere, been. We I happiness the months have been over cultivated and so retains its heard of the incident, he repeatedly ex- the Creator that | | for catalogue. should be thankful to flavor. i pressed regret to our representative in and able to we are in good health enjoy There are enormous vineyards through- the City of Mexico. Then a hot-headed life.” out the country, and the making of wine 1914, by Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co. of an American warship den and- warfare j Copyright, captain but life is a constant a 1 salute the American “Yes; is industry. — ed that Huerta flag, big _____ with circumstances, and one cannot say The natural flora of Chile is extremely j and President Wilson stood by him. that the victory is to the most deserving beautiful. A spring day in the of Huerta finally agreed to do th.s, but tired of the fiplds CLASSICAL FIGURE FOR GREAT EXPOSITION COURT, PAN- combatant. 1 am becoming wild flowers and berries was a delight to there was some bickering ns to the pre- for rest.” other struggle and long us always; and the rose and every AMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, 1915. cise manner of the salute i’his nicker- life was order- “Why, I thought your cultivated flower that grows is profuse ing was going on when we sent twenty and ly, successful happy.” and perfect. or more huge battleships to Vera Cruz, Business details annoy jj “No, it is not. About fifty miles off the coa-t of Chile, vast west court, the Court of the Four Seasons, at the Pan a- although the Mexican navy consists of a STANDARD OIL COMPANY irritate me, is 1 ,jj me, social requirememts due west from the port of Valparaiso, ma-Pacilie International Exposition in San Francisco in 1P15 tub armed with a double-barreled shot a hotel is but de- i j' ;j ol New York ! and life in anything the island of Juan Fernandez, the scene gun. is in will be adorned with a number of the finest productions of the '$ sirable. Everything in the Dingo of Robinson Crusoe’s adventures. While President Wilson was New York Bullalo TiE Not will free protest- world’s greatest sculptors. only standing groups § II j orderlv disorder. Chile looks well to her national de- ; ing that the people of t; e United States Boston was desirable and of statuary be set throughout the court, but il i' Albany “1 thought the piace fences, and is satisfied with the best independent pieces would never fight the Mexican people, j its the will be em- and aristocratic.” only. The military instruction has si- j Its walls, lofty colonnades, picturesque recesses, | and that we desired to help them, we is a about it “There shabby gentility ways been German, and her warships j bellisbed by much sculpture of a decorative type. The classical piece Jj were guilty of a flagrant act of war, by that satisfies the frivolous and the vain. her the latest model, making navy the; above will he used to decorate the arcade of the court and is by August i; sei ding a landing party ashore and seiz- and mag- The maid borrows my journals envy and dread of her neighbors. the famous sculptor. ing the custom house. The Mexican upsets Jaegers, azines, disarranges my papers, One of the most unusual and peaceable ; officer in charge could not avoid resisting, steals tears the the ink, my perfumery, settlements to an international question j and there was a in which many A 1.1 M > SS.— Ill Court of lTobat' > tight a Probate Court HHd • Yesterday, and the Argentine republic. This had melee. KHK H. IIA It MU \ >i Wald tin said Cmntv, decease.I. having presented h< Iii RESTORATION. of I>»ri< L E-twin d meerschaum pipe.” been a of dispute for many years TliEg The of War wrote to the I)H (iuardian Harmon, count ol administration ot said estat j point Secretary James \V. Hannon and Gilbert G “What a Why does the house- were roused almost 1914. Harmon, j ance. ! pity! and the two nations MAY 30, of the young men killed in the Hainioi of Waldo, in said oouiitv -»f such bad service?” j parents minors, ordered, that notice thereof he f keeper permit to the of war. They were spend- of ‘‘A Hf.rcfu attack on Vera and said: Waldo, having presented a petition piaying I do point for the Ellsworth Americar by Dr. A S. Cordon, Cyder. Utah, suthcr Cruz, weeks successively, in Tlu* Kepid> “I’m blest, if I know. Perhaps, sums of on and [Written that 'lie may be licensed to mortgage said in ing large money warships ers and of This morning’s dispatches conveying a newspaper published Belfast.m are full of of Flov. Sprays Evergreen.”] real estate for purposes named in said j>e- ! not My clothes taxes were on their son was that all persons interested may attei ( tip enough. heavy imposed peo- the distressing news that your tstion on such time and at such rate as the hose are damned A hjmn of peace is in the air today! bate Court, t<* be held at Belfast, mi and rents, and my his life for his determine. j rips ple. Aurora v\ reathed old Triton's shell, in the first line to give Court shall show cause. darned. I cannot find any But when j of dune next, and [ instead of About this lime the British ministers saddens all America.” That the said notice to ! account should i. and And lingering Mijrht her mantle laid away country, Ordered, petitioner give have, why the said woman to mend clothes, poor all interested causing » copy of tins my of both countries began to use their in- Beyond pavilions of the clouds, the sun The young men didn’t give their lives persons by j ed. are. I am order to be published thiee weeks successively JAMES LI J I needy as so many desperate, fluence for a better understanding, and Looked down upon the world, mayhap to tell for their lost their lives | country. They in The Kepublican Journal, a newspaper pub- j A true copy. Attest: f and I’ve been thinking-” the Of that came to along in ’61. a i they were powerfully supported by th.ngs pass because their superior officers lacked lished at Belfast, that they may appear at Pro- Arthur W. Leonard | Ha! Poor fellow! You miss your bate Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for ‘Ha, Roman Catholic bishops, one living in In those dread he omnipresent saw and sense. The young men over ward- years judgment said County, on the 9th day of dune, A. I), mother’s watchful eyes your the other in the on the j ALIM> SS.—In Court of Probate. Chile, Argentine. The intrigues foul that thrive passions base, lost their lives, to speak plain truth, 1914, at ten of the clock before noon, and show \I7 robe and habitation. of j V? fast, on the 12th day of i your These two moved among their And all that nurse the cruel hates war; because of a foolish and unnecessary cause, if any they have, w hy the prayer of said ; the bishops George W. Varney, adnnnistra J “Yes. I ask your help to smooth one of them Sometimes for shame, while on his chariot roll’d, should not be granted. people preaching peace; riot. petitioner estate of Harriet E. ('lark. laD i both of us. I his James LIBBY, Judge, of life for a sermon in in which He hid behind the battle-cloud face, “The j in said having rough places preached Argentine General Villa said recently: A true Attest: County, deceaseo, almost from the first To veil the scenes of horrors manifold. copy. first and final account of administrat have loved you he said he hoped some day there should Americans have stood by me when I Arthur W. Leonard, Register. and our ac- estate tot allowance. { day we met, Mary, long be on the mountains be- He saw, from bended of the North needed placed high up valleys friends.” That notice thereof l" has increased admiration * fretted Ordered, my two countries a statue of While fear was in the air. < quaintance tween the brooding In the history of war I doubt if there weeks successively, in l'lie Kepub! You are beautiful and New her manhood forth; At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and and affection. Christ to remind all who passed by that England pour sturdy can be found a man of worse deeds and a publish, d in Belfast, the the of Waldo, on the second Tues- newspaper and dear face reflects the And from the broad savannahs of West for County ty. that all persons interested ina> good, your Christian nations should dwell together character than Villa. Yet he boasts ot A. D. 1914. of mind and heart. Saw multitudes the mural crown to wear, day May, Probate Court, to be field at Helia-i. sterling qualities your in that we are his friends. and peace. Or find on honor’s field eternal rest. 4 certain instrument, purporting to be the last day of June next, and show be wife, dearest, join a Will you my The suggestion was eagerly accepted, Huerta is an assassin, but he is a saint A will and testament of warren Sheldon.late they have, why the said aceouni battles?” to the of me in fighting life’s and the women of Buenos Ayres said Where flows the Mississipi sea, compared with Villa. of Searsmout.iu said County Waldo.deceased, lie allowed. mien her And winds fan glad magnolia bloom, having been presented for probate. JAMES LIBBV ! Mary’s changed quickly; would raise the money, which they fairy ; they of storied to all in- A true copy. Attest: sweet face beamed with gladness, al- Saw there brave types chivalry Ordered, That notice be given persous 1 did; and so this remarkable statue was of this order to be ARTHUR VV. LEONARD. i caused the With dauntless heart impetuous to defend, terested by causing a copy though two tear drops, by erected, and stands in the once disputed three weeks successively in The Re- Or, defying, meet the sanctioned doom] published ALIM) SS.—In Court ot Probate, ! sudden revulsion of feeling, glistened in the by Journal, at Belfast, that they \\’ pass of Andes. That waits on those who in a wrong contend. publican published V? fast, on tlie 12th dav of 'lav. and Wendell at a Probate Court, to be held at j her brown eyes, settlement well may appear on the <•»: pretty, This peaceable might withm and for said County, on the second M. Lufkin, administrtrix He waited not for northern to southern citron grove Belfast, of in I read her answer. be taken to heart other nations of the From pines ot June next, at ten ot the ctocx V. Dodge, late Searsport. by of their Tuesday her r. his arm around her He heard the measured thunder tread. show tf deceased, having presented words, but like and is a reminder within and before noon, and cause, any they have, >, placed earth in questions; their blades that clove At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, account of administration of said < a kiss of And saw the lightnings of Tues- the same should not be proved, approved and their lips met in thrilling that a moral lesson can often be learned for the County of Waldo, on the second why The ties of brotherhood in love jtro’-g bound. and allowed, lowanee. j in nnpvnpctpri places. day of May, a. D. 1914. And conscious fields that waite i for the dead. JAM Kb LIBBY. Judge. Ordered, that notice tliereot be certain to be a copy j “I will be your wife, Henry,”—more These ideas of Chile seem some- the instrument, purporting A true copy. Attest: weeks iu The Republic I may When blood should henceforth sanctify ground. the last will and testament of James successively I love don’t A of Arthur W. Leonard. Register. newspaper published in Belfast, iu kisses—“for you dearly.—I what overdrawn, as one who has late of Groton. State of Massa- spent their arms flash hack the kindling noon, Lawrence, that all persons interested may atten how I could do without you, now,— Saw, too, been for gee many happy years in a place is apt to keen the sentient chusetts, deceased, having presented bate Court, to be held at Belfast, When hearts were strong and eye, for adniiuistratiou of and I am sure need me since you probate, asking ancillary At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and of June next, ai d show you become prejudiced in its favor; but I And love’s sweet kiss was warm on cheeks that soon day care. said estate In said cotnty of Waldo. of on the 12th of Hie said account 'la- have lost your mother’s tender that fair-minded would and onset tor tne Ci untv Wa.do, day they have, why think any person Would pale in the mad charge shock, to all in A 1914. allowed. one another for- Ordered, That notice be given persons May, 1). j Beloved, let us love and that Chile is When rer.ds the and the midnight sky, order to be LI BUS support my views, say day glares terested by causing a copy of this B. BRIGGS of Freedom in said JAMES I ever.” And the sick earth its deep foundations rock. three in The Re- A true Attest: a wonderful little country, being so far published weeks successively county, widower of Matilda B. Briggs, late copy. as at Belfast, that they SAMUEL Arthur vv. Leonard “Forever,” said Wendell fervently, from the centers of civilization publican Journal, published of Freedom, in said county of Waldo, deceased, 2ip j away big He saw the farewells and the last embrace, at a Probate to be held at and kissed her may appear Court, a for an al- he embraced her again— and abreast with the world on the second having presented petition praying yet keeping The beckoning hand when lips could say no more, Belfast, within and for said County, out of tbe estate of said de- from the bushes cIock lowance personal Probate. and the Dyers appeared and a standard of life. The with closed up ranks and steady pace, Tuesday of June next, at ten of the ITT A L1M) SS.—In Court of j high troops have, ceased. of along the stream where they had enjoy- And heard the clarion voices of command, before noon, and show cause. If any they Vv fast, on the 12tb day why the same should not t)e proven, approved Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice ro Wilfred V. Nidiots guardian ed the While serried and curbs, and roar. j «* scenery. streets, housetops and allowed. a of tins Nichols Stevens of ir. 1 in I all persons interested by causing copy Searsport Mrs. marched up to Mary, And prayers for these, the bravest the land. in his tliiiu and I'm Dyer right JAMES LIBBY, Judge. j order to be published three weeks successively having presented her and “I’m so glad.” A true copy. Attest: The Journal, a newspaper published for allowance. kissed saia, But now the all-beholding sun looks down Republican guardianship HUMPHREYS’ Arthur W. Leonard, Register. at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probale notice thereof shook hands with Wendell, say- The that the wrecks of war. j Ordered, that Dyer Free Medical I?ook—in cele- laughing years gild Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said in t he ali old I congratu- the ancient frown: 1 weeks successively, Rep':! ing, “It's right, man; And sees forgiveness smooth A held at Bel on the 9th day of June. A. l>. 1914, n of we have II/ LLH> 88.—In Court of Probate, County, a newspaper published in Belfast were slow un- bration sixty years dreams of and show o | late you, but you mighty And like regretful yester night TV fast, on the 12th day of May, 1914 : at ten of the clock before noon, cause, that all persons interested mav of no of the of said 1 '■ til t)dav.” published a revised edition That leave the soul with enduring scar, Carrie E. Ellison executrix of the last will j if any they have, why prayer petition bate Court, to he held at Be/fasi,on Kansas, er snoiiid not be cause. I nine holes of of all ! So sink the errors of the past from sight. Carrie O Merrill, late of Cunningham, granted, of June next, and show did not play the Dr. Humphreys’ Manual JAMES They deceased, having presented her final account LIBBY, Judge. ; have why the said account should j to the score, but climbed in minute derail A true Attest : goll complete diseases, giving And still we love the theme! The hastening years of administration of said estate for allowance. copy. towed. club-house and be three Arthur W. Leonard, Register. JAMES Lit I the hill arm in arm to the the care and treatment of But brighter make the brave old picture shine, Ordered, That notice thereof given, weeks in The Republican Journal, A true copy. ltest: autoed back to the ciiy, with Mrs. Dyer memory the unavailing tears successively the sick with Humphreys’ j Though pours a in Belfast, in saul County, Arthur vv. Leona to- whose forms lie newspaper published At a Probate Court, held at vvituin and 2lp assisting her husband on the front seat, For those strong men wasting low, that all interested attend at a Pro- j Belfast, Remedies. persons may for the of on the 12th of the lovers in In unmarked graves that loving vines entwine, bate to be held at Belfast, on the Dili day County Waldo, day leaving joyous possession No. rrioe Court, a. I). 1914, Court of Proluf- roa birds awake the morn where wild flowers blow. show cause, if any they j May, { of the tonneau. And of June next, and WaLDOSS.—infast, on the 12th day ■>’ [ 1 inf animations.25 be al- LBERT M. AMES of in < Fever*. Congestion?, have, why the said account should not ! \ Stockton Springs Cobb surviving partner 9 Worm*. Worm Fever.25 A said creditor of Ellsworth I!. Dens- Kbenezer BE lowed. ; county, Cobb & Son of Searsmont, in [TO CONTINUED.] and Wakefulness of Infants.25 of m of 3 Colic, Crying JAMES LIBBY, Judge. i low. late Stockton Springs said county liis tlr-t and li 4 Diarrhea, of Children and Adults.25 Waldo, deceased, a having presented A true copy. Attest: having presented petition of administration of said estate for .- FIKES. 7 Cough*. Colds, Bronchitis.25 Arthur W. Leonard, Register. praying that John U. Dunton of Belfast may be j CHEMIC M-S FOR FIGHTING r--- p J thereof be 9 Toothache, Faceache, Neuralgia.25 ! administrator of tbe estate of said Ordered, That notice J Why send your Mailorders to Chicago? appointed in The > 9 Ilci.ua. i.e. Sick I .eadache. Vertigo.25 NOTICE. held at Bel- deceased. weeks successively Republic 88.—in Court ot Probate, take the Weak We have the same goods and in Belfast, m That chemicals will entirely lO Dy*p«’.wii, Indigestion, Stomach.25 of 1914. Olive P. newspaper published | WALDOfast, on the 12th day May. Ordered, That the said notice to that all interested may atu 13 Cro*». t; se Cough, Laryngitis..25 the game prices of F. petitioner give persons the next five years work In Chiry Manlcur- Randall, executrix of the last will George a of tills ■ of water within 14 Salt L e e*u. Eruptions.25 Guaranteed ody, all persous interested by causing copy bate Court* to be helu at Belfast. place Randail.late ot Montvilie. in said County.deceas- be the Rht ur. order to published three weeks successively of June next, and show cause, a means of fire was 15 i.i*m. Lumbago.25 Vcrk. 35 % AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY CO. her first aud final account 1 j as fighting ng and Alto Facial ed, having presented in The a publish- said >uut should n- > 19 Fev**r nnd Ague, Malaria.25 Shampooing. allowance. Republican Journal, newspaper nave.wliy the of of administration of said estate for ed at that at a Probate JAMES LIBDV made at a recent convention IT Pii« Blind or Bleeding, External,Internal.25 OF MAINE three Belfast, they may appear prophecy line of all kinds of Hair Woik at my , Ordered, That notice thereof be given, to be held at and for said 19 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In Head.25 Foil Court, Belfast, within A true copy. Attest: ! In the cities most of weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, on tlie 9tn of A. D. 1914, W. Leonard. : fire fighters. large 90 Whoojunar Cough.25 W. E. RICKER, Mgr., County, day June, Arthur over Phoenix Row. a newspaper published in Belfast, in said County, ten of the clock before and show, now out with DUKeul t Breathing.25 parlors Shiro’s Store, at noon, the small fires are put 91 Asthma. oppressed, No. 155 Fork Portland, Maine. that all interested may attend at a Pro if of said Disease.25 St., persons cause, any they have, why the prayer 9T Kidney MISS EVIE HOLMES. bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 9tli day should not be \ and it is not a step from Vital Weakness.1.00 32|) is with petitioner granted. SS.—Iii court ot probate. chemicals, big 99 Nervous Debility, Our 1914 Catalogue complete of June and show if any the^r 1 next, cause, JAMES LIBBY. Judge. fast, on the 12th dav of 'lay 1 ! to the use of for shooting pow- JO Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bed.25 most everything for the Automobile, the said account should not be allowed. WALDO this guns have, why A true copy. Attest: ezer Cobb, administrator on the esiat into 94 Sore Throat. Quinsy.25 Maj we have the pleasure of mailing JAME8 Judge. dered chemicals or chemical bombs Re con a-hand LIBBY, Arthur \v. Leonard. Register. B. late of Searsmont. in 1 you one? 12w22 A Cobb, out blazes. As 77 LaCrippe—Grip.25 goods of every de- true copy. Attest: deceased, having Ins ID buildings for putting big of Arthur W. Leonard, Register. ty* presented j a •old by druggists, or sent on receipt prloe. scription. Furni- -j account of administration of said esi an the use of water, EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. The subscriber here- j argument against HUMPHREYS* HOMEO. MEDICINE CO., Conwr ture. bedding, car- lowauce. to where in a small etc. ICE. The subscriber here- j by gives notice that he .has been duly ap- case was referred and Ann New pets, stoves, N IT I the William Streets, furniture she has been executor of the last w ill and testament That, notice thereof be firfe the fire loss waB $5,000, while ~~ York._ Antique EXECUTRIX’Sby gives notice that duly ap- pointed Ordered, a If of the last will aud testamenl of weeks successively, iu The water on the specially. you pointed executrix Republic..; j loss due to the poured have tc a in Belfast, m about anything of HENRIETTA T. NICKELS, late of Seal sport, newspaper published flames amounted to no less than sell me * ty, that ail persons interest d may RENT drop 8ARAH R. CRAWFORD, late of Belfast, in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given FOR will receive a call. LIBBEY, Probate Court, to be held at Belfast. card and prompt W. Mechanics Magazine. posta you Dr. C. V bonds as the law directs. All $20,000.-Popular WALTER in the County of Waldo, deceased. All persons persons of June next, and show can-' j H.V.OOMB8, de- demands the estate of said de- day and Federal 8tr ts. Belfast. having demands against the estate of said having against the said account sli- A suite of 5 rooms for a small Corner Cross to same for set- they have, why j ceased are cesired to present the same for ceased are desired present the sejtle- allowed. .. Children Cry Itch! Itch! Itch!—Scratch! Scratch! 8cratch! ment, and all indebted thereto are requested tc tlement, and all indebted thereto are requested JAMES LIBBV P DENTI8T, to make payment immediately. at 129 Main street. The more you scratch, the worse the itch. Try make payment immediately. A true copy. Attest: FOR FLETCHER’S family INEZ E. CRAWFORD. ALEXANDER H. NICHOLS. W. Leonard. i>- Doan's Ointment. For eczema, any skin itch- 1 Arthur | S3 MAIN BELFAST, MAINE Belfast, Me.. May 12, 1914. Searsport, Me, May 12,1914. CASTORIA 3w21p ing. 60c a box. STREET, MRS. LYON’S The business Farmer's Va&e reserved COPYRIGHT 1913 by the Morse International rights Free Paint Agency-All ACHES AND PAINS _ Gone Since CULTIVATING THE CULTIVATOR OUR ROSE GAPES AND HOW CURED GROWING CROPS FOR SHEEP half the Have All Taking GARDEN AND HOW Paint your job Devoe; paint Pinkham’s HABIT WE MADE Lydia E. Veg- IT PROF. D. J* LAMBERT, How and What to Feed Them. Station. other half whatever like. Rhode Island Experiment F. B. you etable Compound. JOHN ASHLEY. A. HYATT VERRILL. MUMFORD, is a disease which There is no We had Gapes parasitic Dean and Director of Mo. me agricultural implement always longed for a University |;ill. Pa.—“Kindly permit rose afflicts nearly ali kinds of domestic If Devoe doesn’t take less and T,rr of greater usefulness than the cultiva- garden, and when No class of live stock on a farm so gallons i ;ny testimonial in favor of at last we had a and the especially the young itself to all sorts ofeon- E. Pinkham’s tor and yet. perhaps, none whose val- home in the suburbs poultry, readily adapts Lydia our long cherish worms are ol weaklings. The gape ditions as domestic In the west- cost less no The cost of table Com- ue is less To the ed were sheep. money, pay. put= V-ege fully appreciated. hopes realized. over one-half Inch various sizes, not ern Bemiarld regions and on highly In- pound. When I first unobserviug eye the thought of culti- The selected space for our roses was In and appear to be of forked tensive farms western a length, of Ohio and it on is about two=thirds of the began taking it I vating crop after each rain seems an is a the ting job. spaded very deeply, and. the earth was shape. In reality this pair, Pennsylvania have been used to was from but a little sheep suffering absurdity, investigation mixed being-the female and the troubles for thoroughly with quantities of larger part convert coarse raw products of farms female soon shows the doubting Thomases the the male. wear a or well rotted horse manure iu the smaller or branch into valuable meat There If Devoe doesn’t year two some time and had need of such a pro- products. convincing thing. in combination attach them portion of one part of manure to forn These are systems of farming peculiarly j almost all kinds of In the spring, when the rainfall is or mucous mem- ! parts of soil, for the selves to the lining adapted to of or three or four in low- the soil near the surface is ground can profitable- production years years years longer— aches—pains plentiful, brane of the trachea by a disk shaped I scarcely be made too rich for roses. wool and mutton. er part of back and filled with sufficient moisture for the and live on the blood Our was sucking mouth a farm includes 120 in and garden ready in the spring, _ Assuming sheep and better—we’ll sides, press- growing crops, but as soon as a dry of their victims, gradually weakening distinctly longer give you : and as soon as the ground acres, the following cropping system down pains. I time comes the sun absorbs all the was dry ing them and finally strangling them to are could not and and before the buds started to swell and method of utilization profitable. to do it sleep moisture in the upper strata of soil death. The symptoms are general las- enough again. Since I have taken we set out dormant plants from the The farm should be divided into six and plants’ roots have to go further situde, loss of appetite, drooping wings Com- nursery and a little later added twenty-acre fields. On five fields this we warn how it will all turn-out. Pinkham’s Vegetable down in search of water. Nature, grow- and difficult breathing. But you The best half rotation Is recommended: aches and are all gone ing potted roses well covered with *T pains however, being resourceful, has so or- Gapes are often contracted through of will cost so much less than the other and woman. I cannot buds. your job you half, \ T f. like a new dered things that there is a capillary filthy and contaminated soil. .Sometimes No. of .r medicine too ’’—Mrs. Careful Half field. First year. Second year. wear so much better that never divide it highly. action going on all the time in the Planting the Battle. the worms coughed up by the infected too, you’ll again. 1 .Corn and cow- Corn and Lyon, Terre Hill, Pa. soil. To illustrate: When it rains the We cut back the tops of the dormant birds find congenial lodgment in the rye. about peas. nature and a woman’s water soaks down into the soil until plants one-third, retaining the wet ground, multiply rapidly and are ,t ,, ,u> that 2 .Corn and rye. Rye. You won’t your it reaches what is known strongest branches and eaten by fowls and chickens Clover. get paint free, you’ll get ; reduced the grandest remedy commonly cutting still greedily 8.Rye. on food. 4.Clover. Corn and that the world has as the water table, where it is stored more the weak ones, cure in search of other animal cowpeaa. , i’s ills taking mechanical devices 6.P e r m a nent what is better. You’ll know You’ll .,ii. From the roots and for future use, and when the dry to always make the cuts just above a There are various Devoe; for the pasture. :;e field, Lydia E. Pinkham, weather comes the sun causes an evap- bud. We also examined the roots and and inventions extracting gape- of worms. One is a horsehair No. know know weak s ago, gave to womankind oration to take place near the sur- cut off all bruised or broken parts. The looped strong paint, you’ll paint; tube. field. Third year. Fourth year. for their ills which which draws stored water boles for the were through a small metal Another peculiar face. up plants dug deepei 1 .Rye seeded to Clover. than and the most effectual Is a long l : mure efficacious any through little tubes formed in the soil, than required for the roots, and in the perhaps clover. and the question is settled. corn- stiff feather This dipped in tur- ination of drugs ever analogous to the way iu which the bottom of each we placed a large trow- tip. 2 .Clover. Corn and cowpeaa. and inserted down 8.Corn and cow- Corn and rye. ed today Lydia E. Pinkham’s scalp supplies food to the hair through el full of bonemeal, stirred into the pentine carefully peas. is earth. In the trachea, then rapidly twirled and Compound recognized little tubes, which may be seen with setting the plants we placed 4.Corn and rye. Rye. to coast as the standard theu immediately withdrawn, will often 11 -t a powerful magnifying glass. This them about an inch deeper than they Mason & Hall Sell It ills. dislodge he worms and sometimes r woman’s process in (he ground is known -s cap- bad grown in the nursery. When a By following this rotation there are save (he cuick. ini;ham Laboratory at Lynn, illary attraction. grafted plant was seen we were care- each year forty acres corn, twenty Mode of Treatment. hundreds of ful to have the of Another ncres acres clover to be dies containing Conserving the Moisture. joint the graft at rye. twenty from women seek- least three inches Another mode of treatment is to con- harvested for winter and fall I' letters if the surface of the soil is not beneath the surface feeding. Quarries, Now, in a box or of them openly state to prevent suckers from below the fine the afflicted birds bar- Cowpeas are planted In corn either at many constantly stirred, so as to break the SuesineSilk Factory wn that have from rel, having the open part upward; time of or at last cultivation signatures they tubes, all the moisture es- graft sprouting up through the planting capillary cover the with coarse cloth or heir health by taking Lydia soil. opening of corn. Clover is seeded on rye in L33i-i313 capes, in consequence of which the 39 CENTS , We found sacking and then sift in some pulver- each in certain m’s Vegetable Compound; which is im- that a great deal depends February year except crops suffer, one of the ized tobacco dust or snuff. This treat- i Mill cases that it has saved them upon proper Varieties that districts where clover is better sown We make a Sites, Farms,Sites portant reasons why crops should be pruning. spec-t cal bloom ment causes the chicks to sneeze and during March. This rotation does not operations. and on new slalks which grow from ialtv of Suesine, cultivated after every rainfall expectorate and if they are strong and for Summer Hotels the roots should have the strongest provide enough summer pasture for a during dry weather. Another good vigorous to cough up the worms. Silk and ij canes cut hack about half their length ewe flock, so the remaining twenty keep,I y Correspondence. reason for frequent cultivation is the As a preventive of contagion the in- and as soon as through blooming iu .June. acres are divided by temporary fences or order, all: I Camps destruction of weeds. These posts are fected birds should be promptly sepa- In this into five acre lots. Here the cropping voracious eaters and “hard way an abundance of new All shades. hailt-xlf drinkers,” rated from the well. dead birds as We, THE LINE OF THE growth will form which will bloom system is follows: j LOCATED ON gnts from McFarland’s Corner the loss of water on account of them should be burned or buried deep in the send the later in the summer. goods' >r C A Hall.Mrs. C. M. being more serious even than the loss ground. The soil in poultry yards and First year. Second year. Varieties that form new from by mail every- -d May 20th for Greenacres, of plant food. The rule, both in the ; growth runs should be plowed or spaded up Rape and oats. Corn and rye. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD the should have all dead and oats. !| where she intends to make her garden and with the field crops, should tops old, frequently and exposed to the sun and Soy beans. Rape where prepaid wood cut out in the Corn and rye. Rye pasture. | ; give opp >rtunity to those desiring to son, F. E. Tobie_C. V. Stev- be a frequent shallow cultivation, spring. During air. Air slaked or carbonated lime j Rye pasture. Soy beans. on of a in a new start the summer will have more blos- receipt make change location for g carpenter work in Freedom for There are many instances on record they should be applied to the ground used j I in life. soms and will be if best Third year. Fourth year. J. W. Plummer of Freedom is where the yield of crops has been in- stronger the for poultry runs, whether it is often price. branches Rve pasture. Soy beans. *'.»r F. A. Col- creased 50 cent the are out back one-half after turned over or not. Sprinkling the sur- Myrick-Walter nearly per by Corn and rye. Rye. they have tiowered. face with a 2 cent solution of We are receiving Will? ’iytl nds in Belfast last Saturday and thorough and constant use of the cul per sul- Soy beans. Rape and oats. | Undeveloped At we used varie- v first only hardy phuric acid will tend to the and oats. Corn. v-s. E. F. Banton is in Portland, tivator. destroy Rape Un imited Raw Material ties, for one told us we could and also which NEW > the critical illness of her broth- There are many makes of cultiva- every parasites earthworms, } On land such a of not the tea roses over. We now are as carriers of good system sheep er. ner Berry. tors, some built especially for certain keep suspected being gape- AND /arming is managed to handle 150 high crops like the two row cum cultivator have many of these delicate varieties J worms. GOODS ewes fatten their SWA CENTER. The class breeding and Good Land or the beet cultivator, etc.; then there and have found that with a little care drinking vessels should be kept Farming nee Bloke’s little 6-years-old lambs annually, and four or five brood but we still con- is the one horse “all round" cultivator and trouble they do just as well as clean by scalding and refilling fre- fever-Miss Louise sows with litters could be raised and tinue our AWAIT DEVELOPMENT. tynhoid The better besides the hardy kinds. quently. A small amount of perman- ones have, the This of s in Boston last week to buy a of added to the fed each year. plan sheep 1 regular set of cultivator teeth, extra Tea roses planted out iu the spring ganate potash water, Communications regarding locations •:*?. Iler old one is for sale.... the of the just enough to tint it a light wine farming improves fertility ! are invited and will receive attentions implements, such as small plows, hoes Will do well all summer and may be color, are this beautiful and of very busy now, will that farm, by proper management ■ when and hillers that with them, taken in the house during the winter prevent contagion through Discount addressed to any agent of the and and Mrs. go thereby manure the land will become ng planting-Mr. source. As in all diseases, preventive produced MAINE or to greatly enhancing their value and use- or may be kept out of doors with some CENTRAL, and their friends from Massa- methods are the best. more productive each year. j fulness. slight protection. __ lived Monday and will stop with INDUSTRIAL BUREAU Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gray until Sale ___ lake-Miss MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD, ir cottage at Swan A GOOD FISH YEAR. has returned from Thorndike, t at low prices for cash THE CHINESE EGG BUSINESS. The alewives this are in PORTLAND, MAINE. *r was called by the illness of her year coming largely NERVOUS HEMAGHES ircre&sed numbers and much fatter than usual, -isi-, Murphy. Washington, June 1, 1914. Since, being due, the fishermen say, to the long, cold MarcellusJ.Dow winter and the heavy snow. The late melting Heavy Feeling, as If My Brain LINCOLN VILLE. under the Democratic tariff law, Chinese of the snow and the large amount of fresh o Camden is at Charles Was Down EASTERN STEAMSHIP of boarding are shipping eggs into this country to water running farther out into the ocean tolls Pressing BROOKS, MAINE. who the alewives in at this later seeking Mrs. Hill says: Mrs. Hannah Elms, recently with the American farmer, date, compete The fish are still running up “I cannot tell severe fall, is recovering slowly. spawning places. CORPORATION. Chicks great interest has been manifested in the Damariscotta river and many are also go- much I ded Dr. C. R. Simmons-Miss Lively you how by Healthy, disease proof, ■prove in to Winnegance creek, the activity among Chinese egg ship- ing Nequasset pond, have s u ff e r e d is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Eastern river and at Arrowic, into Sewail’s Poultry during the past SIX Tit IPS A WEEK. ...Benson Hall is in pratis. Regulator pel's. and Spinney’s pondi*. The same cause is also Wi.terport Pkgs. 20c, 50c, 60c, $1.00; 25 lb. twelve s.” pail $2.50 The business in China has taken said to be bringing the shad and salmon in year buisness_Mrs. Cross, best for parent birds and stock. It egg BANGOR LINE. Mary young i numbers and better condition than Twelve years is helps digestion—keeps the liver on the job and larger and Miss Hazel Miller were in on such under the Democratic y purities the blood. Makes more egg£ and activity usual. —Boothbay Register. a long time for BELFAST AMO BOSTON $3.50. (ROUND stronger chicks. j .C. J. Brown of i tariff law that United States Consuls one to suf- iy, shopping... Itefuse substitutes; insist on Pratts. any 0 Harsh react, weaken the bowels, will hia TRIP $6.50.; has been a series of to physics fer. A great mul- Annouiices thit ha hia limited practice holding Satisfaction Guaranteed or Back are making reports on it to the United Doan’s Get Money | lead to chronic constipation. Regulets to diseases of the e~ “little red schoolhouse” for Pratts 160 Page Poultry Book titude of women the States Alfred W. Pontius, operate easily. 20c a box at all stores. TURBINE STEELTf£A!visHIPS BELFAST government. in this country used the services last Sunday 3082 L. T. SHALES & SON. AND CAMDEN. American Consul at Nanking, reports of- know exactly h a sized audience. THE THREE CUP DEFENDERS. Nose and Throat good far, Leave Belfast at 5 00 m, except ficially that a big egg factory at Nan- what Mrs. Hill fye, p. daily, Sunday, for Boston. Leave Belfast at 7.39 a. ;tvr MONT VILLE. TROY is about to be so as to The three racing that are to contest means when she [ king completed yachts EFF1E AND KLtSAGTiON. m. daily, except Monday, for Searsport, Bucks- seen for the honor of the America cup s a “Heavy fire, apparently of incendiary ori- Two moose and three deer were last defending y s. „MRS; i"u“ and this year. He says that are ail F!«,che,.er, Cbnt°n a. m. to 12 1 to 3 o port, VVinterport Bangor. | begin operations against Mr. Lipton’s challenging boat as if my hoars-U xn., p. ; red in two week Willard Carter... Mr. and Mrs. Guy feeling, places simultaneously, by mar- now are tried out for the pre- RETURNING Chinese eggs are|either sold in open afloat and being brain was press- 7 to 8 d. m.. and bv appointment. ered at about noon. May 24th, on the Norton of Unity were at the Center, Sunday races. The first race is 1 or liminary “tuning-up” So nervous I could not Leave India Wharf, Boston at 5 00 p. m., ket collected by interior agents and Tues- ing down. :iear the box board mill Mrs. Edwin Bradford of Au- to be held in Long Island sound on STREETS; portable in their auto... upper rest at Would have CORNER CHURCH AND BRIDGE daily, except Sunday, and leave Belfast at 7.30 delivered to the or to the ex- June 2nd. The the Bath-built get my night. woodsmen and lost week the ill- factory day, Defiance, a. m. except for Bangor and in- Porter. Millmen, burn was called to Troy by where sinking spells and then so weak that connection 23tf daily, Monday, defender, has gone to Greenwich,Conn Telephone termediate landings. ucceeded in it under con- ness of her Edwin Garcelon, who is porter. in commis- I could not do my work." A great getting father, she will be inspected and will go FRED W. ROTE, Agent, Belfast, Maine. The district afterward. The Resolute United States night, although there was a high very low'....Mr. and Mrs Cole of Burnham important egg producing sion immediately many women in the has been in commission several days, but the in this description t j;. estimated that 175 acres were were of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence of he reports, comprises the Yel- will recognize Sunday guests China, has Vanitie,buiit.atNeponset, only just stepped own A STOMACH TORUS borne--' r. afternoon another fire River their experience. SALE. Monday Estes....Mrs. Fannie Ba*chelder after a ten low River and the Yangtze Provin- her masts and will not be ready for a week SHERIFF’S Mrs. Hill found a remedy. After There is a form of indigestion called L. Abbjtt’s mill, on the Berry visit with friends in East went to and that the season of in time for the early races. The days’ Troy ces, greatest pro- yet—barely of Peruna she means “lack STATE OK MAINE, t ... .q,, New but she taking four bottles “atonic” Atonic SS< *‘' from the smokestack. A Defiance is to hail from York, dyspepsia. WALDO parks Stockton Springs last week for an extended duction is from to He and wrote com- COUNTY OK ( February May. will be the lavorite of the Maine public just gained in strength and flesh of tone.” It is probably the most v on G. White of to a fire alarm the with her Mrs. Pearl ... woman much is Taken on execution, wherein Ira responded stay daughter, Gray there is a local desiccated egg fac- the same. Built in Maine, she cannot lose. us that she was a well again. mon form of indigestion but not says in said is and ■ Wincerport, county, plaintiff By- '■eM and at 3 p. m. it is thought to be un- Martin Young of Burnham is employed by She says, “I cannot thank you enough heard about it because people are in- tery at Nanking which purchases eggs UNITY. ron L. Larrabee, Agnes M. Larrabee and Ann coi-.tr- ; ..Mrs. F. A. Cushman and Miss for the season-Lorin to all forms of as Clarence Whitney for my recovery." clined group dyspepsia M. Larrabee, all of said VVinterport, are de- much below the market price. He says The funeral services of Dallas V. Rollins doctors let it tEini“ B ”od from Belfast were at Mr®. Emma and of with This Is no ordinary incident. “stomach trouble” and the and will be sold auction, on Shaw family Unity paesed Sunday after- fendants, by public this paid from eight to ten cents were held at the Union church, Sunday Twelve suffering. Four bottles at that. twentieth of June, A. D., 1914, at ten Oiahnnn's Sunday. her Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Shaw.... factory years go the day parents, has this town seen a a dozen last October. noon, May 24th. Seldom of Peruna. Restored to perfect health. Lack of tone in the organs o’clock in the forenoon, at the office of Walter Miss Dan forth, who is in digestive Waldo Marguerite teaching Rev. for one woman able A Cowan, in said VVinterport, all the right in station. Mr. Pontius more impressive ceremony. The pastor, If Peruna can do this means that the stomach is no longer The the week-end with her aunt, For local shipping, reports which Ann M. Larrabee, one of the de- warm, moist weather of the past week Thorndike,pa8sed James Ainslee, who conducted tha services, why can it not for another? Is It to do its work as nature intended. The equity Knowlton and that are in bamboo crates fendants aforesaid, had on the twenty-first day ■*Q8td the of and the Miss Nellie Danforth... Mr. eggs packed not worth your attention? Is It nerves that control it are weak, the rapid growth grass paid a high tribute to the deceased, speaking of February, A. L>. 1914, when the Fame was i. repairing fences for putting stock out Unity.were Sunday guests are Canned Nanking by the he i)Those who object to liquid working properly. following described mortgaged real estate, sit- ed for the schools and of high purpose in 10 can now obtain Peruna Tablet*. Stomach, sour risings the throat and uated in said to wit,two certain lota pasture and getting in peas and oats. Some L. Bagley. foreign and shipped to Eu- I. 0. 0. cines VVinterport, corporation had in whatever he undertook. The F., cause of the with tnefirst it. _ i. :. :f__.J .u, nil result. The of land buildings thereon, parcel *1* P^ces of peas are up.Mrs. Lewis constipation WfNTERPORT. the Encampment, the Rebekahs, of which he trouble Is thin blood. Stomach, nerves being lot No. 81 in the first division of lots in ^eet!'ail ‘6 the scholars of the Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Lewis White the town transporting Bussey of eggs and all kinds of domesti- was a member, and the school children, marched on what was formerly of Frankfort, '■'* grades and glands are all dependent the n district to the Holmes attended the North Waldo Pomona in bounded as follows: Beginning at the souiiii* schoolhouse, Grange cated fowls are used for this purpose. in a body to the cemetery, where the I. 0.0. F. FOR SALE blood and when it gets thin and watery ^ west corner of land formerly owned by M. Laura Holmes teacher_Mr. and Mrs. Jackson last week....Wm. A. Hill is at home were Dr. Wil- he can be ob- lodge conducted their service. There are at once weakened. thence south 68 and 1 Refrigeration service, say3, The large lot at the corner of High and they Grant; degrees west, forty tn field have a young son, born May from Mass, for a visit to bis parents, Mr. and of set liams’ l’ink Pills act on the 22 [ tained from China to the United States. very_ pretty floral offerings, consisting Pearl street*. This lot is fully graded, has a directly one-fourth rods; thence north degrees west, Patterson is J. Everett had the mis- cellar and with foun- blood and the first from the three hundred and twelve and one-half employed by C. Mrs. C. R. Hill... Gray pieces and cut flowers from the family, the completed and cemented response rods; ^•r t! The Hankow mentioned above a better freedom north 68 Lot No. ! this summer_Mrs. R. L. Cush- fortune to break three of his ribs a short time factory above named orders, the elementary schools dation ready to place timber upon. The cellar Btomach is appetite, thence degrees east, by 163, ‘1&! the contains the and plumbing connections distress after and an increase forty and one fourth rods to a stake in said is at Mr. but is and able keeps in operation through year by and the high school. piping from eating I’orchester, Mubb., visiting ago, getting along comfortably for a two house and all is connected Grant’s line; thence south 22 degrees east, beans family in ambition and energy generally. Try j ies-Mr. F. E. Littlefield and the to attend to his work... Road Commissioner handling game, poultry, feathers, the sewer. No better location for resi- three hundred twelve and one-fourth rods Coughs and Colds Weaken the System. with Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills as a stomach Her Pros, have Ford cars, and a large crew of men are on and skins. dence or apartment house now available in I to place of neginning, containing eighty acres, touring Young working tonic and see how your general health l0CC |*Vr ri-i Colds and Bronchiartroub- Belfast. Price reasonable. For information ently.... Jennie Levenseller spent the different roads of the. town making them The American Consul reports that Continued Coughs, ! to E R. PIERCE, improves. The second parcel is part of lot No. 246, in w les are and weaken the system. apply j ith ... depressing friends and relatives in Swan- better for the traveling public Carleton and workmen in these egg factories receive 8tf No. 8 Church Street. Tel. 110. A diet book, “What to Ilat and How the first division of lots in said Frankforj. Loss of and follow. j have started a weight appetite generally will be sent free on request bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake by a Cuddy bakery wagon through about ten cents a day, thus making it to Eat” by j a 50c. bottle of Dr, New Schen- hemlock tree at the southeast corner of lot the town in connection with their bakery and Get King’s Discovery the I)r. Williams Medicine Co., j ^LEDv vi clear how the Chinese are able to owned M. Grant; thence north 68 ice cream ship It will The first dose N. Y. soils Dr. | formerly by parlor, recently opened... George today. stop your cough. ectady, Every druggist in the *'ie Murch visited her son Edmund in 1-2 degrees east, forty rods to a stake L. Clarke has gone to Portland for the sum- eggs to America and compete with Amer- best medicine for stubborn Order Williams' Pink Pills helps. The Coughs, New England meadow; thence south 21 1-2 degrees east, a large number mer_Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moody were at recently.Quite ican farmers. Colds and all Throat and Troubles. Mr. rods to a stake; thence south 68 1-2 de- their cottage at Swan Lake Sunday... Friends Lung eight ^ce attended the drama, “The D ea- west until it strikes the brook; thence Coj. of Dr. William Ellingwood, who is ill with O. H. Brown, Muscatine, Ala., writes: “My OF SHERIFF’S SALE grees i the Dramatic NOTICE said brook far enough to make forty rods Wife,” given by fever at Onancock. Va., will be to hot months of Protection by typhoid glad Children wife was sick during the summer from last named last named course, > i'eedom at Knox Station know he is Richard who Ory STATE OF MAINE Stake, by Academy improving... Heagen, believe Dr New Discov- to a stake on south bank of thence his and I honestly King’s Ideal and Fraternal and COUNTY OF WALDO, SS. brook; :ng, 22nd... .The Ladies Circle had been visiting sisters, Mrs. Annie FOR FLETCHER’S An Progressive May her life.” Good for children. 5(c. north 21 1-2 degrees west, eight rods to place ^ Tainter and Mrs. Jane Thayer, has gone to a ery saved A. D. on r£. W. R. Sparrow Thursday after- Social Insurance Order for Men and Taken this eighth day of May, 1914, of beginning, containing two acres, more or sanitarium near Auburn, where he will receive CASTORI A and $1.00, at your Druggist. 3914, issued on a -1st. execution „dated JApril 30, less. At the close of the meeting a treatment... Mr. and Mrs. John E. Darling, the Judicial W omen. Organized November, 1887. judgment "rendered by Supreme Said real estate is subject to a mortgage was served.... Mr. J. W. Plummer who spent the winter in Boston, arrived by- BURNHAM. of Wa;do and State of ^ Accidents will happen, tout the best regulat- Court for the County given by said Ann M. Larrabee to Arthur Sunday's boat-Capt. and Mrs. O B. Faulk- The four-act comedy drama, “The Couutry thereof and held on e®Ployment with the Freedom Lumber ed families keep Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil for Belfast Lodge, No. 140, was instituted in the Maine, at a term begun Boyd of Frankfort, in said county of Waldo, ingham, who recently bought what is ca Uedthe in the Town hall Satur- and ex- of 1914, to wit: on the '^rs- E. J. Vose Doctor”,was presented such Two sizes 25 and 60c at all City of Belfast December 28, 1889, the third Tuesday April, recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book attended the funeral of house, have moved there... Friends in emergencies. of in favor of J'”. Silsby under the of tends a cordial invitation to those wishing pro- twenty-seventh day April, 1914, on which is said to be due about rsi6U*r, Achsa of Guida Homer Stevens of day evening. May 28d, auapiceB stores. 303, page 352, Kerehner, in Waterviile the this town JMrs. tection at minimum cost to become members B. M. Barker of Troy, in said County of Waldo, and there was a audi- $300. — New were shocked to hear of her Burnham grange large ^ev* **• Vance a York, death, of this of good health and against J. G. Small of said Troy, for $354.60, at the fifteenth of »erv preached lodge. Anyjperson Dated Winterport, day which {occurred ^Wednesday, May 20th, of ence. The following composed the caat: Ira of 18 and 45 will be debt or and costs of suit, and memorial sermon last habits between the ages damage, $18.11, May. A. D. 1914. interesting Sunday scarlet fever.... Mr. and Mrs Chandler at the George Ralph Milea, Bert Cole, Olie eligible. Certificates issued for $600, $1000 and will be sold at public auction residence Frank A. Littlefield, Sheriff. fr°m aQd the of were recent Cunningham. Deputy ^oe** c^aPter 1st, and daughter Bucksport guests $2000. Information gladly given at all times. of Wilmot L. Gray, in said Troy, to the highest 2r“l 3rd of Mrs. Caroline Gutierrez.... P. Perry, Arthur Hunt, Oliver Preecott,Vina Cole, verses. The male quartette sang at the home EBEN M. SANBORN. Fin, Sec’y. bidder, on the twenty-seventh day of June, A. e Rich and son Charles were in town fine selections. C. Sunday Lora Prescott,Blanche Allen, Georgia Cunning- 6ml8 IDA A. MAHONEY, Cor. Sec’y. D. 1914, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, the fol- from on friends—C. L. Bangor, calling ham and Hattie Cole. After the entertainment lowing described real estate and all the right, Barrows, station agent, has recently bought a interest which the Baid J. G. Small SOMETHIHfi NICE sold a sum waa title and "j'ANviux. car....Mias Laura is ice cream was and good realised has a horse tick Ford touring Thompson has and had in and unto the same on the ^ young very with A. Baxter having extensive repairs made at her home. from the evening’s work....Ralph eleventh day of March, 1914, at seven o'clock Albert Cunningham and Bon. (- attended the grand lodge of the K. of P. in Weber Wagons and twenty minutes in the afternoon, the time 'rt^aon each loaded a car with hay at and Health Builder. when the same waa attached on the TRY CRAWFORD’S t,|. Hot Weather Tonic Portland aa a representative from Waldo lodge, RHEUMA Thoroughly Drives Out Deep- original Cbarlea Black of Chelaea. writ in the same suit, to wit: a certain piece j run down—Nervous—Tired? Is K. of P.... Susie MeKeehnie anu lfaude E Add Poison. ust a new car or weoer ^week.... Are you Seated Uric J received Wagons or of land situate in said Troy, bounded ',:ited friends in town Saturday and parcel | Puff Paste do an effort? You are not of Burnham and Melvena Bartlett of and described aa follows: on the south and east Imported ittija everything you Mudgett There i, only one way to be free from Rheu- Light, easy running general purpose wagon. | Mrs. Elbridge Lewis and ion from by the Clark and Morrill roads, so-called; on the j lazy—you are sick! Your Stomach, Liver, Kid- Van Buren attended the Grand temple, Pyth- matism—the accumulated impurities caused by For sale by I. A. MCKEEN ''‘iisetts were recent guests of her moth- must be north by the north line of said Troy; on the », and whole need a Tonic. A ian Sisters, in Portland, aa members of Victory an excess of Uric Acid poison expelled Crackers neys, system what west by land of James R. Stevens; excepting enterprise from Daytona, Fla., Main street, returned last Saturday from rector then had the full band for a pic- not exceed, the famous concern which it so pose the terms was probably overlooked. house on Main street. Windsor to Memorial Day with his par- ture. The various lots in the ceme- closely resembles. spend private Mrs. and children of Bangor ents. He left for a brief absence. were all trimmed, some ex- the Committee must know that he is Frank Hight The store is located at 338 Main Street (op- Monday tery nearly quite Relative to the residence of Mr. Bryant; living were at the Savage cottage over Sunday, re- of the Universalist tensively, with hot house flowers, and the car- posite Fuller-Cobb Co's) and those who hav% The Ladies* Aid Society three months or more, in Somerset and some home of and white heath and has been for the past Pittsfield, County; turning Monday. inspected its immense stock have needed no parish will meet this, Thursday, afternoon, pet pink overspreading of the burial rendered it an The W. R. Gilkey & Son’s auto express be- second invitation to get busy with a premium with Mrs. Frsnx A. Patterson, Easi Main portions ground of them must have that he was not going to be a candidate for a second term as attractive suitable for the last resting thought tween Searsport and Belfast will go into com- order. Women and children all over Maine street. Election of officers, all please attend. spot, place of those brave who gave their Mr. Mortland’s Nomination Papers. mission Monday, June 8th. are taking advantage of the splendid proposi- ! Mrs. Baker of Fort Fait field arrived patriots they signed Percy of this and a lives or their strength for the preservation William S. Towers has moved from Lonely tions put forth by concern, many 26th to visit her mother, Mrs. Susie A» May to those who in Waldo to continue in office one man for i!2 home has been made or more beautiful our Nation. Honor valiantly If it has been “Party Usage” County "Vale on the Black road to Sunnyside happier Randell, at the home of her mother, Mrs. John cottage of the U. S. A and the which have been earned with wore the blue uniform pre- cottage on Swanville avenue. by premiums Randell, CroBB street. Stockton’s welcome to is it not about time to change the custom? Other Counties and the State served our Union! twelve years, so little effort. glorious Mr. and Mrs. Frank Overlock have closed “Ada.” ruts and this is one of we had belter “It doesn't matter whether it is a Hammock are out of some of their old them; follow to entertained getting their cottage on the Black road and gone The Current Events ulub will be NORTH ISLES BORO. or a Player-Piano, we can furnish it." Dixmont to spend the summer. W ednesdav afterroon, June 10th, by Mrs. Al- Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Castine suit and w'th the procession. This is the motto of the Davis-Premiums Co., Copgrove keep up The finished bert C. East Main street. host- were week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Steamer Penobscot, Capt. Harding, motto is lived Colcord, guests Frank, and the ease with which that up are discharging at the Penobscot Coal do:k Tues- ess has selected “Biids” as the topic for read- Ladd.... Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brewer of Newton As individuals we believe in one term only for County Commissioner and sup- to may be judged by all who have visited the day and sailed for Newport News. ing and study. Center and a party of friends arrived May different departments in the fast growing con- Mr. F. I. Mortland with the understanding that he is to have it for a single term Mr. and Albion P. Goodhue, of 29th for a few days at their cottage.. Mr. porting Miss Clara Chapman of Roxbury, Mass., ar- cern. Three floors and a basement are jammed Mrs. 2nd, children of came in their antomobile to and Mrs. Dunlop and Everett rived last week and is at the Mosman cottage, to the ceiling with articles that make life luxu" Belfast Saturday of six years. Very respectfully, have what is known as the Leon a remain over Sunday the guests of his partner Mass., opened Mosman avenue, for six weeks’ stay. rious—without the great expense that is usual- F. which last year B. F. Colcord. I. Pendleton, 1.. In*,,.,, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. Albert Gardner, Wyman house, they bought Mrs, Clara B. Eyre and arrived Tues- family a tunmer heme... Mr. Middle street. and have fitted up for W. M. W. H. from Orange, N. J., and are at their Lace curtains, rugs, parlor lamps, chairs, Parse, Goodall, day are at their at Church street and Mrs. Hastings cottage house on Union street for the summer. bedsteads, dinner and toilet sets, cameras and Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Ames, Ryder’s Cove for the summer... Mrs. Annie C. Seekins, F. Stinson, bicycles—whether the article begins with A or accompanied by Mrs. A.’s mother, Mrs. Medora John W. Murphy of New Bedford, Mass., ar- j Bunker visited in Boston last week... Miss Z. the Davis-Fremiums Co. has it in stock, or Warden, drove to their Sar.dypoint cottage James P. Nichols, and Treasurer. last week the a few last week with re- Secretary rived and is operating boarding j to Lena Rose spent days can get it from one of its eight factories at Saturday after the Men.oiial Day exercises, house of the A. A. C. Co. at Mack’s Point. latives in Rockland.... Mrs. Fred Coombs and three notice. remain over Sunday. days’ in REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE OF SEARSPORT. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Crook and daughter, Miss ihildren of Castine epent Saturday town.... The con has its own chemist and its left pany Mrs. Alvah C. Tres t, Church street, and Marcellus Beckett re- Doris, of Brewer, arrived Friday for a few Vlr. Curtis Thomas own laboratory. If you so desire it you can for Portlard to attend the Universa- at their at Pleasant Point. Monday jently visited in Belfast and Rockland. days’ stay cottage see its in course of A. 75, wife of products preparation. list Slate Convention as a delegate from our -1 EELFAST PRICE CIRF.NET. Mrs. Eliza Cammett, aged Fred M. Harris of Dorchester, Mass., and There is no mystery about this company. Edwin H. Cammett, died May 30th at the uot- Stockton society. The sessions will occupy JorrpctpJ V ppkly for 1 hf1 Journal. RAISE PIGEONS! Charles Johannet of Boston arrived and whether the | Friday There is no speculation as to and tage Hospital in Exeter, N. H., after a long Monday, Tuesday Wednesday. SHIP NEWS. PRODUCE MARKET. PAID PRODUCER. are a few at Swan fish- spending days Lake, premium is worth while, or merely a good- 10 C(al4 illruss from brights disease. She was born in 'hey Pay Dollars win Mr. Harry Verrill came from Mi ford to join Apples,per Dbl,1.50a2.fOj Hay, ng. looking picture in a catalog. There are no long 7. Hides, II Belfast, Me, April 17. 1839, daughter of cen.s. his wife and two children at the home of her dried, per lb., Chuksns pay them- AMERICAN PORTS. 14 and Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Nichols and and vexatious waits. The 2 50a2 Lamb, Thomas J. and Hannah B Car-or, sir daugh- delays goods Cross Beans, pea, 75, (Roses) The young, 20 to 25 days old, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Moulton, 2 50a2 Skins, 26 ter of Somerville, Mass., arrived Friday and selves are right in sight. The customer may Beans, Y. E., 75;Lamb went tn Exeter from Waltham, Mass, 33 years cents each (according to the He to return New 27. sch Elia M 28332 Mutton 8 street, for Memorial Day. left, York, May Ar, Wiley, Butter, markets are clam are at the True homestead for the sum- feel of them or taste of them, if that skepti- 4- She was a member of the Advent city always Cyrus Ceylon, Ga; sld, sch Melbourn P Smith, Sa- sides, 8a 10 Oats, 3L lb., ago. to his employment, Monday morning. Beef, lath pair of Pigeons \\ mer. cal.* vannah; 29, ar, sch Brina P Pendleton, Fernan- 91 Potatoes. Church, which she joined by letter from the Beel,forequarters, JJ® 22 u Claribelle Titcomb of Exeter is the for ar. schs James Round 18 to ycung year There are several ways of obtaining these Mrs. da, and sld Bridgeport; 30, Barley, bu, 60 Hog, Round Top Congregational Church of Provi- Steamer Kanawha, Capt. Parmenter, arrived N Charles H Klinck, 24 Mrs. L. S. Slater, Liverpool, S; Long Straw, « and guest of her sister-in-law, Titcomb, Cheese, ?•«« dence. She leaves a son by a former marriage, They will clear you above all from News with tons products premiums. sch Annie B Port Reading 18 eha30 Tuesday Newport 3,706 illness of her Cove; sld, Mitchell, Chicken, Turkey. a breed tin The most direct is the cash in Sylvan street, since the serious i Frank D of Exeter; an son, year per pair. They way purchase, for Portsmouth, N H; 31, ar, schs Metinic, Skins, in Tallow, Vickery adopted f of coal to the Penobscot Coal Co. at Macks Calf 13 Twenty minutes daily will care customer takes of the 50 husband. A great in our neighbor's time James H Vinalhaven; 20 Veal. 12a H. Larrabee of Oakland, Calif; a which the advantage help Stcnington, Me; Hoyt, Duck. George " Point. 20 up out ot ’he are now June schs James Rothwetl, Somes Sound, Pocr< 20 Wool, unwashed, j Always panned cent discount. This means in terms, of depressing anxiety. AH cheerful- 1, ar, H. A. Carson of Chelsea, and two per simpler 6.00 brother, small required Mrs. C. E Adams and Mrs. B. F. Me; Francis Goodnow, Roberts Harbor, Me; Fov\ 18 Wood. hard. Very space Colcord, a order filled for The ly hopeful, including the invalid. Misses A. Carson of that ten-dollar is $5. Abbie Bowker, Long Cove. 18 Wood, soft, 3.50 sisters, Emily Lonsdale, who attended the annual meeting of the Grand Geese, All this is fully explained in th pass from the or labora- Mrs. her & MARKET. R. I, and Rebecca Carson of Waltham. goods directly factory, George Titcomb, accompanied by Boston, May 29. Ar, sch Charlie Willie, RETAIL PRICE. RETAIL issue of our Journal; send for i: Chapter, O. E. S., in Portland, returned home and the E tory, into the hands of the customer, little daughters. Doris and Phylis, left Thurs- Sullivan; Catherine, Bangor; Wm Litchfield, 18 Lime, 1 *0 Beef, Corned, v last week. Charleston; June 1, ar, schs Fannie F Hall, * Versail profit which usually goes to the middleman is day morning for O. kland to remain with the Butter Salt, 14 lb.. 18a22|Oat Meal, HOItJi Reliable Squab Journal, E Stonington. 0 Mrs. Susan VV. Carr arrived from eliminated. the of her father-in- Bangor; Mary Lynch, Cam 89'Onions, ——— Saturday | children during recovery 12al3 Philadelphia, May 29. Ar, sch J Manchester Cracked Corn, 84 Oil, kerosene. Boston and will move her household goods to {But the patron who doesn’t have the $5 law, L. S. Titcomb, Sylvan street,from a severe 7 In West Brooksville, May 23, to Haynes, Boston. Corn Meal. 84| Pollock, Farnham. Haverhill, Mass., where she will reside in the wants one of the as bad- for a bad case of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farnham, a daughter. handy premiums just operation appendicitis. Morgan City, La, May 26. Ar, sch Margaret Cheese, 24, Pork, future. >■ Fernald. In Southwest Haibor, May 17, to ly as the person who has, and the Davis-Prem- J. L. Lancaster of M Ford, Webster, Sabine. Cottonseed, i S5 Plaster. Cambridge, Mass., joined Meal, 3* Mr. and Mrs. Orin Fernald, a son. sch W Codfleh, dry, lO Rye Horace C. Chapman, proprietor of the Ban- iums Co. comes to the rescue of that patron by his wife Saturday morning at the home of her Gulfport, Miss, May 26. Ar, Fred Littlefield. In New York, May 26, to Mr. sch Cranberries, 18jShorts, has rented the James G. a list of articles Ayer, San Juan; 28, sld, Sedgwick, Kings- “ and Mrs. Charles W. Littlefield, a son. gor House, Bangor, furnishing comprehensive parents, Capt. and Mrs. Horace M. Griffin, Clover Seed. 20a22Sugar Wears \ ton. T. 40 MAYO. In Southwest Harbor, May 15, to Mr. f 10% Longer Pendleton house on Main street for the sum- wh ich find a ready sale in any community. It Middle for Memorial and 5 76a6 75,Salt, I., A IVi-hco Weartex Roofing is »bs< lut* y ^ street, Day Sunday, schs Flour, 6 a Wilmington, Del, May 26. Ar, James 3 50 Sweet Potatoes, and Mrs. Ralph Mayo, daughter. teed to wear 10% longer than any ot! mer but little in one’s H ll Seed,Seed season. requires canvassing right taking Monday’s Boston steamer for home. W Elwell, Gulfport. Wheat Meal, 4 Rose. In Orland, May 20, to Mr. and Mrs. matin Back ot this unqualified guarai our 18-year record and t:.c reputat own to of a see H. a neighborhood dispose quantity “Come again, and long enough to the 30. schs James W Chester Rose, daughter. Built over 30,000 custvt Mr. and Mrs. T. children stay Newport News, May Ar, Mrs. up amoug Eugene Savage, one Scott. In Deer Isle, May 14, to Mr. and Webco Roofing I sufficient to win of the much admired people!” old associates exclaim. Paul, Jr, Boston. and maid, of Bangor, were guests at the Sears- John G. Scott, a son. 30 TO 50 LESS premiums. Norfolk, May 29. Sld, sch Governor Pow- COSTS % than v»u would havo to pay if bour-’ '. port House a few days last week, returning Mrs. Fred Black and daughter, Miss Grace, ers, Ponce, P R. It is so done that it it nogwonder the Fluffy ; Miss Mabel Butters of Bangor spent the wildfire. Galveston, May 27. Ar, sch Frontenac, New- to at- /•*'•»•« Hoofing Cnfofmt. I street, last coming specially News. ■ e week-end with Miss B. E. Thurston on Water Another way to earn these is to Saturday, port Colby Dow. In Rockland, May 26, Floyd w* y iii money on liighcM-qouh ! premiums sch a head of hair? tend the Memorial exercises, in which all San Juan, P R, May 16. Ar, Henry Wbo doea not love pretty Lena S. Dow of Write today. street and left for Belfast to visit form a club of 10 friends and Day of nature and H. Colby of Stonington and Monday among your Mobile; 26, aid, sch Robert H McCurdy, women think it is a gift '■ CO. members of old soldiers* families and every Crosby, Some Deer Isle. WE3BER LUMBER & SUPP1 lliss Maude E. Barker. fortunate sisters. If your hair neighbors. Boston. envy their more Emery-Shriver. In May 27, Ro- SUMMER ST. ITrninr Bii. DA VIS-PREMIUMS patriotic citizen feel a deep interest. Fernandina. Mav 22. Sld. bark Kremlin, and lustrous; is falling out. Hampden, CO.. is not fluffy, soft land Scott and Ada Shriver, both of Fred C. who has been two or of dandruff and Emery Kane, spending Across Fuller-Cobb Fall River. streaked, faded, brittle, full Co., at the Universaliat church were Hampden. at his returned The services Port N J, May 29. Sld, sch Annie do not think it must always weeks cottage at Swan Lake, Maine. Reading, if the scalp itches, Greenlaw-Haskell. In Stonington, May Rockland, omitted last because of the absence of N H. for hair is only a matter to Boston durin Sunday B Mitchell, Portsmouth, be that way, pretty Howard A. Greenlaw of Stonington and Thursday, having captured g sch nourishment or the hair 16, the Rev. A. A. Blair, who lost Galveston, May 28. Sld, Georgia Gilkey, of care and proper of Deer Isle. HAYFORD BLOCK his there seven salmon and four trout. pastor, having Miss Nellie Maud Haskell stay The Shoe Situation. San Juan. roots. Hair is something like a plant—if neg- his a member ol his household, Harvey Kelley. In Belfast, June 1, by fish was a aged mother, 28. ech Celia F Ma- and dies, while with a The largest seven-pound salmon. Jacksonville, May Ar, lected it aeon withers land Knowlton, George G. Harvey FOR SALE. in footwear is sustained her remains to Peterboro, N. H., fresh and beautiful. Judge Way Recent imDrovement accompanied tansas. little attention it keeps and Jennie L. Kelley, both of Belfast. Last week was a week for weather. 30. ecb Edward H a scientific that Sealed for the freaky favorable which accelerates tbe for interment. Sympathy is offered to Rev. and Pascagoula, May Cld, Parisian Sage is preparation Gray. In June 1, proposals purcha> by weather, to Phillips Belfast, by Judge r* at 4 Cole, Boston. the elements needed invigor- FORD BLOCK” and adjoining Wednesday morning, May 27th, o’clock, for seasonable lines. There is no Mrs. Blair in this bereavement by ail Stockton supplies just land Mnowlton, William Phillips and Nel- demand New 30. Ar, schs Blanche C roots and stimulate the hair to Way Belfast, devised to the City of Be the thermometer 72 above, and at London, May ate the hair lie both of Belfast. registered marked in but whole- friends. soft and lustrous. It Gray, Peirce Frederick for the purpose activity any direction, Pendleton, Jacksonville. grow long, thick, fluffy, Richardson-Butler. In New York, N. Y., noon 86 above. Memorial it sch L one and will be rev Saturday, Day, salers in tbe cities that trade of Wiggins, S C, May 30. Cld, Mary removes dandruff with application and Hannah public school house, larger report decorations in the store May 27, ArthurfBerry Richardson I a. m. was The tasteful window New York. head and falling hair. A. at any time on or was somewhat reversed. At 6 it 47 Crosby, Fletcher, quickly stops itching both of Rockland. undersigned late has been better than for a time past. Parkman Butler, * long of W. F. elicited much favorable com- 27. Ar. ech E Walcott, or druggist can supply June 1914, at seven o'cl above and remained so until about 6 p. m., Trundy Bangor, May George A. Howes & Co. any Sanford-BANTON. In Montville, May 30, day, Both and however, are still ech E is You all will be at Lh jobbers retailers, ment on Memorial The Stars and Stripes, Newport News; 28, sld, Mary Palmer, you with Parisian Sage-it inexpensive. Mrs. Elnora proposals opened when it rose to 53. Day. Frank W. Sanford and Banton, t: ahead to extent, News; 30, ar, schs Willena Gertrude cannot he with this delightful Superintendent of Schools in reluctant to contract any the framed of snd Lin- Newport disappointed both of Montville. pictures Washington Annie P Chase, Boston. hair tonic for the first few days veyance to be made and possess Monroe died to (Br) Bonaire; and helpful Sibley-Wardner. In Chicago. 111., May 27, Frank B. May 28th at the Wal- these interests confining purchases mainly with small mounted cannon between, sug- stm of Phila- and charm of 1914. The is reserved t coln, Stockton, May 27. Ar, City use will give the hair the beauty Harold Thorndike Sibley and Miss Charlotte 1, right do County hospital in Belfast, where he had small lots sufficient for cuirent needs. Tans for to the oc- to load Bch Hazel Dell, to load and all proposals. gesting the patriotism appropriate delphia, paper; youth. Wardner, both of Chicago. stm Millin jcket, New York; sld, Belfast, Maine, June 2, 1911 been for medical treatment. He had been a men’s and women’s wear continue popular, casion. Mr. Trundy has special aptitude in lumber; 29, ar, Small-Williams. In Belfast, June 1, by stm Citv of for Philadelphia; 29. CHARLES W. FREPF.K* and an invalid from childhood. He rubber sole shoes are finding increasing favor Philadelphia, Rev. Arthur A. Blair, Dr. Elmer Small and cripple every line of decorating. sch sld, stm, Millinocket, New Razor Blades ROBERT F. DUNTON. much ar. Inez,- ; Safety Mrs. Kittie F. Williams, roth of Belfast. had conducted a confectionery store for the and white goods in low cuts are selling sch Telumah, do. accom- York; Warren-Whiting. In Belfast, May 29, by Dr. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn, stm Nor- past few years and was a young man of sweet more freely than heretofore,—Dun’s Review, Searsport, May 29. Ar, Penobscot, Frai.klin A. W'arren Mrs. H. Rev.Walter F. Sturtevant, 30ih. their daughter-in-law, June stm Kanawha, Norfolk. Sharpened. I disposition and fine character and was well May panied by folk: 1, ar, and Miss Goldie M. Whiting, both of Belfast. LEGISLATIVE NO Hichborn, arrived Saturday from Calais, Me, May 28. Sld, sch Pendleton Sis- the entire He was the Everett Automatic Safety Wood-Engstrom In Belfast, May 31, by liked by community. Jacksonville. I Have Bought the Odell Committee CAMDEN. Mass. The doctor and wife left ters, Rev. Charles B. Ames, Ernest W. Wood and The joint Special son of the late Charles H. and Sarah E. Mon- Cambridge. Rockland, 28. Ar. sch Methebesec, sixth authorized tor. who in a fit of insani- May Razor Machine. Mabelle A. both of Belfast. Legislature Charles Clark, recently train for their annual fishing William Bisbee, New York; Sharpening Engstrom, ser. roe, and is survived by his mother and three Monday by early Boston; eld. schs amount of compensation and wife and who a machine ty, shot his and Findlay Calder, Lake. Stockton wishes Susan N Pickering, do; Mary Ann McCann, do; I can suit I have ed all State and offic brothers—Charles E, and Theodore, all trip ; to Moosehead I.know you. by County Royal confined in the William Windsor, N S; Ella M Storer, Don’t throw away the L since the shooting had been them weather and a “grand catch,” Mason, that doee the work right. ries are determinable by propitious Wareham. to me. if tney DIED in Gold River, N S; J R Bodwell, old blades, mail or briog them notice that they will a pi* was taken to the county jail Rock- desires of bet- give j lock-up, sufficient to satisfy the piscatorial make them cut on FOREIGN PORTS. are in good condition I can the Court House in Belfast, land last afternoon, for his com- a fe Friday papers this son of her soil. than new ones at half the cost. Try 30. Mrs. 18. Ar, bark John S ter wafer Cammett. In Exeter, N. H., May FRIDAY, JUNE 19, l«14 to the Insane at Augusta not Montevideo. April All single edge mital asylum for Boston and be convinced. Eliza A. Cammett, aged 75 years. F From Jellison the following ship- Emery, Frey Bentos (and proceed- such as Gillettes. 35c., ten o’clock in the forenoon. ,4 been received. Mr. Clark is in a bad Cape piers blades, 26c.; double edge Chipman. In Houlton, May 22, Sarah J. at having ed.) dozen. Mail or leave teres ted in the matter <»i Sarsaparilla report was telephoned Monday evening: A Durham Duplex, 50c. per of 82 years, 6 months subject J Ayer’s and the ping schs aged < and N 28. Ar, Mary Hall, Chipman Bucksport, condition, physically mentally, St John, B, May are invited to be and to Tonic and alterative. Increases strength. sch. Hazel Dell arrived.light, to load Apalachicola; the bladeB with and 11 days. present affair was the result of an unbalanced May 28th, Philadelphia; Crescendo (Br) haI vps 3w 2*1 shooting E. SHERMAN, Fuller. In Searsmont, 28, James Full- Restores healthy functions. No alcohol. and steamer Philadelphian arrived Lucia Porter, New York for Fredericton. CHARLES May WING. O ; and unsound mind. Mrs. Clark and Mr. Calder lumber, 68 9 months and 26 days. HERBERTS. for 60 steam- Street. er. aged years, Sold years. from Castine, to load paper. May 29th, MARINE MISCELLANY. I8tf At 72 Main 30. Edwin H.. LAUREN M. SANBORN. are both and Mrs. Clark has been a Garcelon. In Troy, May improved a Stm of Ireland er Millinocket arrived with general cargo Montreal, May 20. Empress Garcelon, aged 73 years. ! frequent caller on her husband at the lockup. for Liverpool, while Frank A. Grey, A«jcJfoiirJ)octo^^^^i£jMrT^S!_ from New York, and steamer Philadelphian (Br), Kendall, Quebec Grey. In Morrill, June 2, in a dense fog off Father Point, was stopped 77 years. w sailed with for Boston. May 30th, sch. collier Storstad aged paper struck amidships by (Nor,) Hill. In Cambridge, Mass., May 31, Mrs Inez arrived to load shingles, and steamer from Sydney, C B, for Montreal. The Em- largains Sarah E. Hill, formerly of Belfast, aged 86 for New of Ireland sank almost immediately; 934 Special 2 months and 26 Millinocket sailed with paper York, press farm years, days. In real estate, both city and property; Leon- New persons were drowned. lots and sum- Leonard. In Morrill, May 31, Anson MANAGES and sch. Telumah with lumber for York. near the Also shore E. H. BOYIN6TON, # fume city. 76 for and lots near the shore. ard, aged years. hi scb. Inez sailed with shingles mer cottages building 28. T. Moody years experience ^ May 81st, Life Insurance Co. Moody. In Union, May George Twenty-five an Better Health. Also agent for the Fidelity enables me to nt Lead to see 78 fitting glasses * | Castine. Always the beet. Call and aged years. w 1 of Philadelphia, one of Frank H. will Consultation in Mathews. In Belfast, May 28, glasses help. the Stockton Band chris- Serious sicknesses stsrt disorders of the High street. 21 ^ Saturday evening, MR KNOWLTON. Mathews, formerly of Eastport, aged years. kidneys. The best correct- me2.t67 Frank H. Mon- WINTEFFORl tened its attractive bandstand by giving an stomach, liver and Monroe. In Belfast, May 28, 44 Soul* Naln St., Tups is Dr. New Life roe .. com- ive and King's of Searsport. .. Nondavs anil open-air concert, which delighted the preventive Mrs. Guida Office Day#, the Blood—Prevent Con- Stevens. In New York, May 20, _____— the decorations of waving flags, and Pills. They Purify LOST of ninetee munity, Homer Stevens, formerly Bucksport, aged BRIGHT young won an. Liver, Kidneys and Bowels in and 29 electric lights, temporarily hung, ■tipation. keep 28 years, 7 months days. wbo has the ambitioni s jjtf overhead AN AUTO ROBEfD wife A over, Give you better health by Thomas. In Belfast, May 28, Hattie E., ol Commercial bran, a to our fine healthy condition. ana Belfast, via a teacher ■# giving quite city-like appearance Between Center Montville E. 64 »' the of fermenting and gassy Thefinder of Eugene Thomas, aged years. School at a Rood salary..should ,w* little in which our entire population is ridding system la‘t Sunday afternoon. 27, William A. park, Morrill, office or Tripp. In Rockland, May VATE SECRETARY, Washington Effective and mild. 26c. at your return tha same to this of East Belfast, 4wW greatly interested, hoping for continued im- Foods. will please Tripp of Rock port, formerly N. H.” 78 and 11 montha. provements and additions. The selections so Druggists. CLAUDE D. NUTTER. Belfast aged yeara Arnica Salve for all hurts. “lwtfip acceptably rendered by tbs band have inspired Bueklen’s