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Pettengill, of the Baptist church of East Jeffer son. On Thursday services were held in the morning, afternoon and evening. The morn ing services commenced at 10.30 o'clock. The sermon, and it was one o f deep thought as well as a scholarly effort, was preached by teeth Rev. T . P. Gale, pastor of the ( ongregational Newsy Events Picked Up From All church at Union. The dedicatory sermon was delivered at the afternoon services, which Quarters of the City. commenced at 2 o’clock, by Rev. Charles A. Plumer, of Thomaston, Chaplain of the Maine state prison. The sermon was repltte with eloquent thoughts and a brilliant future in Told In Plain, Unyarnlahed Lnngnuge 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT! building up God’s kingdom, for the church, So That No Tint i Be Lout In Head was predicted by the preacher. Ih e closing services in the evening were as interesting as ing—Of Inlereat lo All Who Lire or Owing to the fact that I buy my teeth and plate materials in large quanti the services which preceded with as large an llare Lived In Thia t’lfy—Nome Im &AKIH0 ties, thereby receiving a reduction, and as I have decided to establish a cash attendance. The sermon was delivered by Rev. D. B. Phelan, of the Waldoboro Metho portant, Others Not No Much So. basis, thus saving time and trouble in collecting bad bills, also as an extra in dist church, and tie congregation was given ducement to people out of town, and realizing the depression in business much food for thought by the many truths throughout the country, I have decided to put the price for the present, or until uttered. Three sleighs full of happy Grammar school POWDER further notice One of the delightful features of the occasion pupils went to South Hope, Wednesday after Absolutely Pure. was the music which was rendered by some of noon. W ashington’s best singtrs and one particu The county commissioners held a brief Celebrated for Ila great h-avenlnv strength and larty interesting feature was the rendering, by heal'hfuhiraa. Aa«ur> a Ibe food agdnat alum and nessi »n at the court house Tuesday and ad- 20 cts. on the Dollar Less than Usual a quartet, of an original hymn written for all firm* of adulter .lion common to tbe cheap j-jurnrd to March 16. brand*. the occasion by Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr., of ROYAL B HCltfO POWDB t GO., NKW YORK N ew Jersey. Mr. Oatman is the well known Max Antin, pawnbroker, has filed a peti Price on all our Artificial Teeth bsmn writer the singing of whose songs has tion to be admitted into insolvency and the lopas quartet: J. Francis MacNicol, first made glad many a troubled heart. The title firat meeting of the creditors w ill be held at of the piece is “ The C hurch Hom e,” and the March term of probate court. tenor; W . F. Tibl«etis, second tenor; E. F. and Plate Work. sung to the tune of •‘Sweet Hom e.” As Alexander Cummings, formerly of this city, Berry, firat bass; G. E Torrey, second bass. Following is tbe concert program; March, many interested in this new church were un but who has been master ol the almshouse in “ El Cap’tir ;“ rareuade, “ Ln Polonia,” male able to be present on this occasion we take Weymouth, Mass., for a number of years quarte ; “ Ih Bridge,” Lindsay; medley over pleasure of reproducing ihe words as follows: past, has bought the Keating Phinn house on NOW A WORD ABOUT OUR TEETH Llmerock street and will shortly move into it. ture, “ lolly N ig h t;’’ cornet solo, “ Three Star T oday we have fathered ell with one accord Polka, Miss Hewes; Cocoanut dance, Her Within thle new Temple to worehlp the Lord; Much pleasure is expressed that “ Sandy” and These are the best that can be procured in this country, or any other O eend ue thy aplrlt from Heaven’* b in dome bia family are again to take up their abode man; tenor solo, selected, M r. M acN icol) And m ay thia new Tem ple bo ever thy heme. country, regardless of price, and my 9 years of practice in Knox County, and here. overture, “Morning, Noon and Night;” waltz, “ Passing Fancies,” K laus; clarinet the thousands of sets made by me for people is ample proof of my ability to do cnoRua. Otis M. Hatch of this city has gone to H em e, heme, aweet. aweet home. solo, serenade end polonaise, M r. Beverage; work second to none. I keep on hand from 1 to 3000 of all the different O bleea precious Havlour thy People's church Portland where, with his father, he w ill do musical melange;male quartet,“ In Absence;” moulds and shades of the best teeth in the world. This is a great advantage home. the cabin w.irk on tbe new steamer to lx polka, “La Coquette,” Conterno; march, built for the Portland At Harpswell line to re over many dentists who only keep a few teeth on hand, therefore being obliged U ow Iona we have labored w ith tenderest oare “ Nicodemus," Harding. The boy it being K s place the Merryconeag. The Messrs. Hatch to put in just what they have regardless of artistic appearance. To build fur the If eater thia Temple of prayer, educated by the Epworth League and the T h o ' eomo of thy Servant* from hare far ipay have no superiors in this line of joiner work, progress made by him is ample reward for I shall always try to merit the high standard in the future which I have roam a fact that must have been fully appreciated PEOPLE’S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. WASHINGTON, MAINE. O let not thy aplrlt depart from thia home. the work being done in his behalf, lie is at held in the past for good work by the Portland builders. They w ill be the Kindergarten f ir tbe Blind at Jamaica * C'HOKUS about six months. sented by the ladies were purchased of J. L. Plains, Mass. The lad became blind boob Burns, a Washington merchant, are of excel- Like some mighty river that ooeanward roll*, Belfast A g e : The Belfast Band has been alter his birth and he is now eleven years ARE STILL IN THE RUSH! Hera may thy salvation engulf many aoule; engaged to furnish music for the concert in le it quality and handsome design. May thy H oly Spirit apeak tenderly "com a.” old. H e Is very blight and is making rapid ’ Thousands of bad teeth and roots being extracted without pain by our In the center ol the auditoriam is suspended A nd reeling In Jaaua, here souls And their connection with the Grand Ball which will be progress in his studies An operation will Local Anesthetic simply applied to the tooth or gums. a handsome chandelir presented by Abraham given in Rockland, Thursday evening, March soon lie peifotmed and his friends are not Ripley, of Boston, a former resident of Wash 4th, by Keyes Division, Uniformed Rank, without hope of his obtaining tight. Do ington, and who always reserves a warm place Knights of Pythiaa. Sanborn’s orchestra of what you can to help him. -— saw SURE, PAINLESS. *wa For “ Th ey that are planted lu thia thine abode this city will furnish music for the ball, which An Ideal Place of Worship for the in his heart for hiS" old home Shall flourish for aye In the Court* of our The Nickerson Comedy Co. military band Tbe windows are a feature of the building. G o d ;“ the Knights are planning to have as the 20,000 testify to its merits. Endorsed by leading physicians. For those From hare may the heart* of thy people ne'er and concert orchestra 20 people— open a People of this Village. They are of English cathedral leaded glass social eyent of the season in that city. Bel who prefer we would say we have fresh Gas and Ether daily at our office. roam fast Division, No. 2, Uniformed Rank are week’s engagement at Farewell Opera House, and are memorial in character. The dona Until in thy manehne thoy And a now home. busily engaged each evening in rehearsals for Monday evening Feb. 22. Popular prices All branchos of modern dmtisiry executed with care. Gold Crowns and tions were as follows :gMrs. T . S. Bowden, in CHORDS will prevail, to, 20, 30c. The Bangor News Bridge Work, Teeth without Plates, Filling and Preserving the Natural Teeth memory o f her parents, Rev. and Mrs W ar the above event, when they are to give the There were many visitors from out o f town speak* ol the company as follows: Edifice was Dedicated With Appropriate ren W. Davis; the Woman’s Christiain Tem exhibition drill. It is expected that there Without Pain, a Specialty. to whom the hospitalities of the town were The Nickerson Comedy Company gave perance Union of Washington; Iiaac J. w ill be a large attendance at the ball from Service# Last Week—Expense Was extended and those who ever had the pleasure the opening performance ol a week’s en Johnston, in memory of his father, Thomas thia city and it is hoped that excursion rates of being entertained by Washington people gagement in the Bangor Op* ra House, PEOPLE AT A DISTANCE Paid By Public Contributions—Dearlp- Johnston; James L. Burns, in memory of on the busts may be obtained. know what this means. Monday night. The performance •*»* his father; George B. Brown,in memory of his T o give tbe citizens of Rockland and sur Can make appointments by sending a postal or telephone 69 3 a few <1avs Hon of Building and Account of Dedi M ay the People’s Methodist Episcopal highly satisfactory to an audience which father, Elisha Brown; L. M. S’aples, in mem rounding (owns an opportunity of inspecting ahead, stating what hour they will be at the office and what they wish to church at Washington have a Iqpg life as a completely filled the house, and indeed it cation-Pictures. ory of his deceased wife, Mrs. M. Augusta tbe House of tbe Good Shepherd after its have done. temple of worship and may it ever have as is impossible to recall a better repertoire Staples; Augustus L. Low, in memory of his thorougn overhauling and the addition of company, playing at cheap prices, which father,Luther L.Low. Rev.Mr.Davis preached earnest, zealous and conscientious a pastor as new dormitories, play room, infirmary, e tc , Rev. Carl E. F’etersen, is the heartfelt wish has visited Bangor. A concert was given SPECIAL NOTICE. the first sermon in tbe old church many years the ladies’ committee of our city, assisted by For years there stood in Washington vil of all. by the band before the performance. ago. tbe Dorcas club, will hold another public re I have ‘lately secured the services of DR. J. H. M’DONALD. Dr. McDonald lage a small chapel in which meetings were The orchestra which tbe company carries The cost o f remodeling was about £2000 ception with light refreshments Friday after was a pleasant surprise and furnished ex has been connected wltb Dr. Gordan, 996 Washington atreet, Boston, for the held. The Methodist church extendon contributed THE STATE LEGISLATURE- noon and evening, Feb. 26. In the evening, The chnrch belonged to no denomination cellent music during the evening. last five years, and was for some time assistant dentist In the dispensary of $400 and the remainder was contributed by the Rockland orchestra of eight pieces, but was built and occupied by the people. The Gambler's wife, a four act drama the New England School of Medicine. He Is an expert painless extractor and the people of Washington and vicinity. assisted by the best solo talent of the city will Business Transaoted bj So'ons of Partioulir In* was presented, and, though the play is a flue workman. Occasionally a preacher would be engaged for Rev. Carl E Petersen will continue to offi give a delightful musical concert in the gym a short time but no regular were held. familiar to Bangor audiences, a strong in services ciate as pastor and all who know him are con terest to Knox County- oasium of the home. The program of the The building was in poor condition and but terest was aroused and some of the “ situ fident that his labors will meet with success. evening will be published later. little interest was manifested in religion. ations 1 were made very powerful. J. J. M r. Petersen is a scholarly man and his ser Fifteen or twenty people were present from The United States civil service commission K yan/as Jack Mason, the hero, gave a About a year ago Rev. Carl E Petersen, a mons arc eloquent productions. H e will con Lincoln county Wednesday in connection will hold an examination at the post office in u iu.ly and effective interpretation of the young Methodiit preacher, commenced to tinue as pastor of the church at North W aldo hold meetings in the Washington chapel and with the proposed appeal of the law which Rockland, Me., commencing at 9 A. M , on pan, and F. L Whittier waa as funny as boro where he has endeared himself to the in a very short time by bis earnestness of pur prohibits fishing for smelts in tbe Dam aris Feb. 26. to fill a vacancy in the position of ever in his Irish comedy work, without people. J. HENRY DAMON pose, the eloquence o f bis sermons and the cotta river with seines and nets. The law U . S. shipping commissioner for the W aldo overdoing it. William Currier is another Tbe New church was dedicated with appro strengih of bis personality, soon succeeded in was enacted two years ago. George B K en- boro customs district. The salary o f this Bangor favorite, and was all ibat the part Surgeon Dentist, and DR. MCDONALD, Assistant. priate ceremonies Wednes lay and Thursday arousing considerable interest. niston, etq , o f Boothbay Harbor was present position is derived from fees, and the maxi of Alexander Fairfax demanded. The of last week. for the petitioners and W. II. Hilton of mum salary is not to exceed >2,000 per annum. female parts were in good band*. Baby Office, Spear Block, over Pernaid & Blethcn’s, Rocklan J, Me. He commenced advocating a new church Although the weather was anything but edifice and he found he had the support and Damariscotta for the remonstrants. The subjects of the examinations will be spell Rex, the New York World’s original WLKPHUNK CALL, 09 3---- pleasant Wednesday there was not a person sympathy of the Washington people. At the ing, arithmetic, letterwriting, pennmanship, yellow kid, made a great hit. The present but what had good words to say for specialties which were introduced were annual meeting, last A p ril, of the East Maine A committee on clajms has referred the copying for plain copy, copying fur rough the church and for the pastor who bad labor o f the best order. F. P. H arlow , leader A Marvelous Dancer. conference, M r. Petersen told of what he had measure appropriating >600 lor Daniel War draft (see first grade examination page 62 of ed so zealously fur i's construction. the pamphlet of instructions) elements of of the band, gave a trombone aolo of A Futile Effort done and would like to do. H e had no trouble ren, clerk at (be State Prison, to tbe com Some four weeks ago a perfect furore wat in interesting his co laborers and in order to accounts, and practical questions relating to much merit and (be coon dances and mittee on salaries, as it was virtually a raise monkey make up of Russel Brandow We never inako efforts to induce created in Boston by the appearance at Keith's perfect the w oik he had undertaken he was of salary >200 a year for the past three years the navigation laws and marine customs. of a beautiful girl dancer, Papinta by name. Only peisons who are legal residents of were alone worth the price of admission. people lo visit our store in search o f given the pastorate of the church at North to 11200 a year. M r. Warren appeared for She danced in the centre of an arrangement Waldoboro and was promised a d for the the appropriation. The matter of reimbursing Maine will be admitted to the examination, mythical advertised bargains which do of mirrors that made it appear as if a dozen Washington church by the church extension the town of Friendship for the support of and only those persons who have ha 1 actual experience in marine matters w ill be expected Women Like The Journal. not exist or which are “just out.” girls were dancing at one time. The effect society. H enry Simmons, a pauper, was referred to was enhanced by the use ol colored lights, apply. Persons desiring to compete Returning to bis work M r. Petersen was tbe Governor and council. If you should ask the women ol New E ng Such methods are dishoue-t und are giving the most gorgeous and beautiful effect* should apply to tbe secretary of the board of toon assured of sufficient support, so a contract land in regard to their lavorite daily papef, certain ultimately to prove futile. What imaginable. It was not possible to retain the was made with W . E. Schwartz, of Camden, to examiners at the post office in Rockland, for nine out of ten would declare in favor of the dancing star for a sufficient length of time to remodel, which meant practically a new build Th e State prison committee met Thursday application blank and information in re we advertise, we have, and it is always Boston Journal. Every day the W oman’s enable every one who desired to see her, so ing. M r. Schwartz personally suprentended and voted that tbe petitioners for a State re gard to tbe rxamina'ion. exactly us represented. Wo aro up-to- formatory for women have leave to withdraw. Corner ol that interesting paper is filleo with she was booked for a return date, and comes the work. The very best material was used Tickets for the concert to be given W ed It also voted ought to pass on the resolve for varied news and gossip especially designed to date grocers and we make careful se the week beginning A p ril 19. N o one nesday evening, ol this week, in the Metho >7,500 for repairs at tbe State prison and to interest tue ladies. In the Sunday Journal lections o f our slock. Anything lu the should miss seeing her, as it is absolutely the dist church as a benefit to Leroy W illiam s, tbe (here are a number ol extra features which most beautiful dancing act ever seen on the fix up tbe school room. market can ho had o f us. blind boy, are selling rapidly and financial are always appreciated. In addition to the stage anywhere. The Boston H erald said of success is already guaranteed. The concert pane devoted exclusively to pictures and let it: Mr. Burton of Union presented an act will be given by the Rockland orchestra and ters to interest tbe fair sex, the Sunday Jour “U Papinta, P apinta! how can vou leave Groceries Wednesday to authorize the Georges river the lopas quartet, two of Rockland's best nal gives each week a photographic fashion us? But what are you, anyway ? Avis- mills to develop, sell and use electric power. known mu*leal organizitions and tbe pro picture designed by one of tbe fourteen lead Canned Goods ion ol fhme, a spiritualized lepidoptera,a gram will be interesting. Tbe Rockland ers o f court styles in Europe, each illustration whirlwind ol sunsets, a creature of cloud orchestra is composed at fillow s: Prof D . W. being accompanied by a signed description by The salary of tbe Knox county probate Provisions and either fl >ating in darkness and Clark, leader, first violin; L. E. C o ir, second tbe famous maker. Then there is tbe weekly judge la by no means the only ooe which emerging like some blossom from its violin; G. E. Torrey, bass; Mrs. E. S. Farwell, letter from Bab, whose breezy comments on w ill be increased at this session. W e sec calyx in a myriad ol dazzling petals? I f piano; Wcltbie V. Hewes, cornet; J. topics of the dsy are always timely and in Meats, etc. (bat the committee on claims bas voted to such a revelation as you had danced be Johnston, trombone; A. F. Beverage, clari teresting. A series o l letters to girls and raise tbe salary «>f ihe Liocola county judge Sola Agents for Mokes Electric OH, fore Herod, where would llerodias’ net; W . F. Tibbetts, flute and piccolo. The mothers by Mrs. M ary Low e Dickinson, and daughter have been? Sbe would have ol probate to >400; also a raise to >500 in the continuation o l the novel from the pen of the kind of Kerosene that Burns. tbe salary of the sheriff of Aroostook county, asked in vain for John the Baptist's head “ The Duchess,” are among the other features without fees fr«m deputies. An increase on a charger, but as the witchcraft o f the which convince the ladies that the Boston Apples by the Barrel REV. W. W. OGIER. Presiding Elder. not exceeding >400 is further recommended stage was unborn in those days, we un journal prints the best Juuday paper in New for the W aldo county treasurer. Ch doe Baldwins derstaod tb it Salome was considered a England. Low Prices. great creature. Today, however, mirrors The services were conducted by Rev. W al and electricity perform wonders, and, ter W . Ogier, tbe presiding elder o l Ihe dis Tb e following have been passed to be trict, and as>i»ted by the pastor, Rev. Carl E. How’s This? together with a graceful girl clad in vol enacted: Act amending act in relation to W e offer Ooe Hundred Dollars Reward for uroe* of while mist, surpassingly beauti Petersen. There wasn’t a dull moment dur Vmalbaven Telegraph and Telephone com E. S. Farwell, auy case of Catarrh that can not be cured by ful effects are produced— < fleets 1 bat be ing either day and every heart was filled with pany ; act increase salary of judge of to H a ll’s Catarrh Cure. witch the senses o f (be most sophisticated emotion an i gratitude and j lined with sincere probate, county of Kro-x; resolve for payment THE GROCER, F. J. C l IE N E Y At C O ., Props., Toledo, O . beholder. Certainly nothing m re ex rejoicing in the prayer of tbe pastor’s as fol to city of Rockland ihe amount deducted We the undersigned, have known F. J. Corner Park «nd Union Sts. quisite than Papmia's dancing has been lows : from said clty’s proportion of the seboo1 fund Cheney lor the last 15 years, and believe him seen. Loie Fuller is snuffed out like a “ W here shall our praise begin, and when lot year 1896 on account of imperfect school shall our gratitude end? perfectly honorable in all business transactions candle by this study of illu ions, this per returns. Standard Plating AND sonification of the science o l illumination. REV CARL E- PETERSEN. “ ‘Behold what God bath wrought’ Yes, and financially able 10 carry out any obliga 1 wonder what superstitions lire wor and heboid how His people have labored and tions made by iheir firm. G tvernor Powers,assisted by President Day w p shippers of 6000 years ago would say to throughout and the work done in a thorough sacrificed. W k s tAc T b i/AX,Wholesale Druggists,Toledo,O Electric Co. of ihe Senate and Speaker Larrabee of tbe Papinta's dances I" aud highly creditable manner. “ Fr-,m tbe inception of tbe enterprise, W a l h in u , K in n a n At M a m v in , Wholesale Iluving pu-ehtaed th* entire Pi tting Plant of House, will receive m< moers of tbe Legisla Drugguts, Toledo, Ohio. K. W . Gove! I mu uow pr pared lu till ull orders fur The church is located in the heart of Wash hairoooy of purpose and unanimity of action The largest business machine in (be world, ington village. It is 55 feet long and 38 feet have prevailed. ture, state offi.ials and the people of M aine at Hall’s Catarrh Cure is takcu internally, act the state bou>e on Tuesday, February 23rd, Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating, and its small beginnings, are described by wide, with a tower ten Icet square 55 feel high. “A h with a “single e y e ” the “Hosts of CHAPPED LIPS ing directly upon tbe blood and mucous sur from two to four o’clock in the afternoon faces of tbe system. Price 75c. per bottle. Postmaster-General Wilson in a very interest There is a recess for the pulpit at me end of God*' have inarched to conquer. era puluful aud aouoy hccauea they detract ing article on “ Early Days ol the American the building fartherest from the lower, 12 by “ Tbe “ O ld Church” repaired, modernized 'The G -vernor's military staff will be in a t Sold by all Druggists. Testimonial* free. ELECTRIC WORK. tendance. The in vitatim to the public is Aro a peiaonat beauty. Fortunately, 00 one Post office,” printed in the Washington's 17 feet. The auditorium is 35 bv 37 feel and and beautified, is now a delight lo our ryes Hall's Fami y Pills are the total. Havl g served ala jresra lu iho electric buat• general and all are cordially invited to be ue.d be troubled w ith tbrin for long. Our Birthday Number of The Youth’s Companion. is one of the hands<»me«t and pleas m'est for aud a j >y to our hearts May it long abide an naee 1 ean do any claaa I wor entrusted to me. present. H a lf rates ol fare on tbe M aine Gold Crearu give* a quick eu 1 apeedy far well Keiiinulee kItuu fur E lti’ric l-Lbl, K ectric Gaa There were many curious things abou' the its size to l»e found hereabouts. it is frescoed object ol satisfacti *u and a am rceo f blessing to chapped lipa aod all Ihe dbcourfoit ihey lu. Lighting, Heil, T«l« pbouu aud AuuuucUVor Work. Central aud other railroads will be granted to postal service io the davs when it cost a dol in appropriate colors the work of W illis D . May ihe labor and s*cr fice »o gladly rendered vulva- After* few application* aroordlug lo bear fruit 111 large spiritual development, and all who desire to attend up in the reception. Repairing of All Kiods a Specialty. lar lo send a letter 400 miles, when wails I Carleton, of Rockport, whose name alone is a direction*. chapp> d lipa llu g fr ouly lu tnaurory. DENTISTRY went only once in three weeks, and a post sufficient guarantee o f the excellence of the our absent friends be richly rewarded. Mrs. Governor Powers, Mrs F. M . Simpson Sir The Only Place la the City where Goods and Mrs. Larrabee wid receive in the Council The ua
Paid Interest on Clarissa PftJd for freight, lr»n«portatlon bonds and coupons payable at city treas and carta<« ...... * * presence in the state legislature. H e was urer's office. B ird fu n d ...... M » Transferred to contln- Paid for support of non-reoldent accompanied on the trip by his daughter Outstanding, No. 25, due 1887, 4 paupora ...... 1,104 SS Caro------Frank Chapman leaves this week per cent...... I 100 00 Sent fUn<1 ...... M Paid House of the Oood Shepherd 44 20 cinfiKimnuoiDny Outstanding, No. 817 and M2. due Paid city treasurer ...... U4 ST for his home in Salem where be w ill spend a July 1, 1895, 4 per cent.,8500 each 1,000 00 FREE TEXT BOOK FUND. short vacation. H e w ill then enter upon his Summary of the reports of those Outstanding, due Jan. 1, 1896, 4 S10.SM » per cent...... 700 00 new position with a leading educational firm officers . who received and dis for sundries 3 84 u. Due July 1, 1897, 4 per cent...... BO.nnn no Vi. r Ann/-)' ia , in Boston. bursed money of tbs city of Rocklsnd, Due July 1. J89R, 4 per cent...... 16.000 W E. MONT PERRY, A. W. Butler and Edwin 0. Heald Parker T. Fuller is in Augusta where he Me., during the fiscal year ending Feb. Due July 1. 1900, 4 per cent...... 46.1MW u0 Overseers of Poor. Outstanding, due 1895 as called. Mayor's orders drawn ...... $1,303 84 will attend the inauguration ball------Mra. 8. 1897; this summary collected per the Rockland, Feh. 15, 1897. . „ _ option bonds, series 1881-1911, 4 PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND. I have examined the accounts of R. C. per cent...... 500 00 the Oppos ng Cardldates. F. A . W inslow is confined to the home by officioi reports and published by au Appropriation ...... JJJ Hall, chairman of board of overseers of illness------Miss Katerine Lawry it home from Outstanding, due 1896, as called the poor for 1894. and believe them to be thority of an amendment to section 27, option bonds, series 1881-1911, 4 Mayors orders drawn ...... 1.500 00 ------Arthur S. Potter of correct and have approved the same. a short visit in Boston of the city charter, by Everett A. Jones, per cent...... 3,800 00 INSANE HOSPITAL, REFORM AND C. I>. A I.I.K N . Option bonds, series 1881-1911, 4 Boston is the guest of J. C. F lin t------Miss city treasurer. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FUND. Auditor of Accounts. Points oft he Democratic Cancnw Last Mabel Spring is home from Boston on a short per cent ...... 88,800 00 Rockland, Me., Feb. 16, 1897. Appropriation ...... $2,500 00 REPORT OF CITY MARSHAL. Friday Night—Candidate Showing visit. $213,900 00 Receipts from individuals 92 28 Received fo r fe e s ...... T48S 62 CITY TREASURER'S REPORT. D ue J u ly 1, 1898.3U p er cent.$28,000 Transferred to contingent Received for licenses ...... 297 50 l ’p For Ihc City (ifflwa—Talk of Re R. W . Messer has been in Boston the past Due July 1, 1W1, Stt per cent 18.300 fund ...... 425 81 week------M r. and Mrs. Jarvis C. Petry have To the Honorable Mayor and City D ue Ju ly 1. 1903. 3’4 per cent 27,000 7782 02 turning to the Old Street Com mis been spending the week in New York ------Due J u ly 1. 1904. 3% p er cent 12,200 ,018 09 Paid for supplies per vouchers....7201 39 Council of Rockland, Me.: D ue J u ly 1, 1905, 3U p er cent 14.400 ___ _ .. .. . W Paid city treasurer ...... 681 S3 Mon—Many New Faces. Mrs. J. L . Clark and son, who have been I herewith submit my annual report D ue J u ly 1, 190\ p« r cent 24,100 visiting in this city, have returned to their D ue J u lv 1. 1907, 3% per cent 12.800 POLICE FUND. 7783 02 home in Brockton, Mass. They were accom as city treasurer for the fiscal year end D u e J u ly 1. 1908, 8U per cent 28.000 Appropriation ...... $1,250 00 A. J. CROCKET. ing Feb. 8. 1897: Dus July 1, 19 8U per cent 31.MW Transferred to contingent City Marshal. panied by Miss Vina Clark who w ill visit Due Julv I. 1910, 3'4 per cent 25,500 fund ...... 73 45 I have examined the foregoing account relatives in Brockton------Gardiner H. Miller Cash balance Feb. 10. 1890...... $ 27,844 89 The Democrats took their turn at holding D ue J u ly 1, 1912, SV4 per cent 11.800 of A. J. Crockett, city marshal; and be was in the city last week. M r. M iller is now Liquor agency for sales ...... 2,199 03 D ue J u ly 1. 1915, 8 <. p e r cent 16,200 11,323 45 lieve It to be correct and approve the a caucus Friday night and about 50 of them Fees per city marshal...... 349 25 $240,600 00 Mayor's orders drawn ...... $1,323 45 travelling for the Boston dental firm of “me- c. L. ALLEN. were present in city hall when chairman Don’t P ass Fees per Judge of police court.... 1,071 33 Macfarlane & Miller, the junior partner of Non-resident tax fist of 1894...... 413 88 SALARY FUND. How ard of the city committee called the Total 4 per cent, and 3H per A u d ito r. which is D r. R. B. M iller, formerly of this Costs 1894 cases, and account 1894 municipal bonds ...... $454,400 00 A p p ro p ria tio n ...... $13,800 00 F eb. 13, 1897. arreting to order. L. F. Starrett was called taxes, per city solicitor...... 85 44 city. The son seems to have inherited the The bonds in aid of Knox * Lincoln R. Transferred from contin REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CITT upon to act as permanent chairman and State of Maine for soldiers' buri R. Co., mature as follows: g en t fu n d ...... 29 34 fatbers’s fondness for the profession and is als ...... 174 90 LIQUOR AGENCY. O liver Otis as secretary. Due July 1, 1R97, 6 per cent, cou proving a valuable man for the firm------Miss State of Maine armory rent...... 100 00 , pons, due Jan. 1, July 1, each $13,829 34 Stock on hand Feb. 10, 1896...... $1,055 83 The nominating of a mayoralty candidate the 22d Insurance premium returned .... 15 00 j Susie Sellers started for Brooklyn, N . Y., y e a r ...... $ 7,300 00 Mayor’s orders drawn ...... 13,829 34 Stock purchased during the year.. 2,081 81 was the next task, and this duty devolved Tomb receipts ...... 72 00 , Due July 1, 1898, 6 per cent, cou B ala n c e ...... 210 2^ Friday morning, where she w ill visit her Redemption of-property sold for CONTINGENT FUND. upon a c mmittee consisting of Charles C. pons, due Jan. 1, July 1, each sister. taxes ...... 1,017 39 y e a r ...... 4,900 00 Appropriation ...... $ 5,000 00 $3,347 90 Lovejoy, Cornelias Doherty and Parker T. Without honoring the Licenses per city marshal ...... 212 38 Due July 1, 1899, 6 per cent, cou Receipts ...... 8,454 28 Cash sales for the year ...... $2,199 03 Fuller. They reported the name of E. O. pons, due Jan. 1, July 1, each Transferred from fire de Stock on hand Feb. 8, 1897 ...... 1,148 87 H eald of Ward 4, but the latter promptly de y e a r ...... 2.500 00 partment fund ...... 112 66 600D TEMPLARS MEET- 55 00 B alance o f second Issue, due- Transferred from street $3,347 90 clined. H e did this on the ground (hat he memory of the illustrious Feb. 1, 1902, 6 per cent, cou lig h tin g fund ...... 04 C. M. KALLOCH. was a comparatively new resident of the city cfer'k .....7 ....7 .7 . 391 00 pons, due Feb. 1, Aug. 1, each Transferred from sewer A. J. BIRD. State of Maine railroad and tele y e a r ...... 36,100 00 and not sufficiently acquainted with city Annual Stislon of Knoi District Lodge Held In fund ...... 1,283 57 going ------Washington But honor your graph ta x ...... 1,405 14 Transferred from Inter ______..firman of com politics to act in the position of mayor. Rockvilla—Profitable Session Sale of election lists, per city , Total 6 per cent, bonds ...... $49,800 00 est fu n d ...... 320 99 mittee on liquor agency, and find vouch Thia teminded chairman Starrett of the story cle rk ...... 3 75 ers for all money paid out, and believe C. H. Ames, et al., trust fund, Statement of bond transactions from they told about John G. Saxe who was once a $15,171 44 -______* - - ’ ------rove the n------subject to 3M» per cent, of rate 500 00 Feb. 11, 1895, to Feb. 9, 1897: M a y o r’s orders ...... $11,723 21 The annual session of Knox District Lodge self at the same time. Appear _ A L L E N . candidate of the Democratic party for gov Overcharge per bill, contingent Transferred pauper fund 1,137 88 Auditor of Accounts. ernor of Vermont. Now for the Democrats of Good Templars met at Rockville, Wednes fund ...... 1 37 II 8 a § r g g Transferred highway Dog licenses for 1895, per state Rockland, Feb. 15, 1897. to carry Verm ont was regarded as one of the day, as guests of Chickawaukie Lodge. The fund ...... 207 87 in one of our $12 Clay W orsted o f M ain e ...... 381 42 S| S S § § § S .§ 8& Transferred police fund. 73 45 REPORT OF T. E. SIMONTON. attainable things, The papers made their meeting was called to order by P. D . T ., Collected from towns and Indi Transferred salary fund 29 34 Tax collector for the years 1895 and 1896. usual attacks upon M r. Saxe and o re of them F . A . Mank. Th e address of welcome was viduals, poor department ...... 1,404 02 Transferred Insane hos- Collected on acct. of taxes of Balance per R. C. Hall, chair 1895 ...... > 15,319 97 went so far as to state that the poet was too given by Grace Upham of Chickawaukie r t j o”a i c □. c □. c e £ c 3 Suits. A well dressed man is man of overseer of poor...... 134 67 425 81 Collected on acct. of taxes of 1896 85,566 27 young. Saxe wrote a poem in reply in which lodge and responded to by P. D . T ., E. A. Collected from towns ana indi Collected on acct. of Interest on cl q. 2.- 2 ._ 2 ._ 2 .“ 2. 2. was cleverly worded the fact that he would M ank. The district degree was conferred viduals, Insane hospital fund.. 92 28 the several funds ...... 1,673 88 taxes. 1895 ...... 700 G8 Overcharge per bill, fire depart » 2 » 2 StJ r-'O be old enough when he was elected. And upon five candidates. a credit to his country and we -3 : 5Se.LE.Se.s2.’ e. $151,171 44 Collected on acct. of Interest on m ent ...... 1 00 -I taxes, 1896 ...... M r. Starrett thought this pretty apt to be the The following tfficers were elected and Sewer assessments per city clerk 727 60 03 O J* % *0 TJ ▼ ® jj ® T B *0 case with a Democratic candidate for Mayor installed by District deputy L . B. Brewster of Free high school fund per state * ■§" o f M ain e ...... 250 00 Rockville: D. T., A. H. Newbert of Apple- enable any man, for a small E. c ra-1 n •’ 3 $101,694 72 of Rockland. School fund and mill tax per S i g h 8 2 ° Total amount cash paid treasur- It was moved to take a vote to see what ton Lodge, Appleton; D. C., A. C. Hamilton, state o f M a in e ...... 5,119 03 e r ...... $101,694 72 the minds of those present were regarding a of Hamilton Lodge, Rockland; D. S. J. T., A. P. Irving, superintendent of e : S' ► STATEMENT. outlay, to be well dressed schools, tu itio n , etc...... 22 76 nominee. This resulted in 30 for Mr. Heald Fannie Brewster, of Chickawaukie Lodge, A. P. Irving,, superintendent, IwSWag- O gS Commitment year 1895 ...... $113,179 16 and four vo’es scattering. Mr. Heald again Rockville; D. V. T., Grace Upham of Chick free text book fund ...... 3 84 I Cash collections ...... $107,172 25 declined, but when M r. Otis moved that no awaukie Lodge, Rockville; D. Ch., Etta Interest for outstanding coupon .= §?:: H H H : N „ Abatements ...... 3,93136 Our immense stock gives the on called bond ...... 1 69 W W Sg. S’ssg'gg' S- g- In bands of city solici nominations be made at all in view of his Butler, of Appleton Lodge, Appleton; D. S., Accrued Interest and coupons, o, o, to r fo r collection ...... 893 00 declination, M r. Heald reconsidered the Dellie Higgins of Hamilton Lodge,Rockland; Penob. Sh. L. R. R. Co. bonds 8,037 77 O Q O I _ co _eo- to 0 — — o 2 Uncollected ...... 1,182 55 matter, and said that rather than have the D. Tr., A. H. Maxey of Chickawaukie Lodge, W. H. Smith, coll, on acct. inter widest scope for the pleasing est on 1890 tax ...... 16 CO $113,179 16 Rockville; P. D. T., Wm. Tarbox of Knox election go by default he would stand. This W. H. Smith, coll, on acct. inter { I , , i Si S3 £&?£fc888t85?- Commitment year 1896 ...... $110,435 63 was received with a great deal of applause. Lodge, Thomaston. est on 1891 tax ...... 9 29 Cash collections ...... $85,566 27 A committee to make up w *rd tickets was These constitute the District Council. W. H. Smith, coll, on acct. inter 2 1 M l § 1 A b atem en ts ...... 1,999 55 nf individual tastes The est on 1892 tax ...... 12 61 I § I . Uncollected ...... 22,869 81 then chosen as follows: W illiam J. Thurston, The following were appointed: D. M., C. T. E. Simonton, coll., on acct. M---*r-.eo»r -«c o 1 Ward I; Mr. Davir, Ward 2; Cornelius Butler of Appleton; D. D. M., Grace Flan interest of 1895 tax ...... 700 68 0 0 0 0 $110,435 63 Doherty, Ward 3; Parker T. Fuller, Ward 4; ders of Rockland; D. A. S., A . G. Bucklin of quality will satisfy those pay T. E. Simonton, coll., on acct. 2*° 2 p5 5 s’ 2 p 2 The severe depression in all branches Interest on 1896 tax ...... 52 80 of Industry and the great stringency in Ciiver Otis, Ward 5; William Muoroe, Ward Thomaston; D. G , L. Harriman of Warren; C. S. C ro ckett, s tre e t com m is w c p o* »-• CL _ O' _ financial circles, has prevented me from 6; Obadiah Gardner, Ward 7. The follow D. S., A. L. G. Hills of Warren. sioner, bal. to Feb. 10, 1896...... 84 28 closing the 1895 tax account at this time. ing were selected for a new city committee : The following were elected delegates to ing the liwest price or the C. S. C ro ckett, s tre e t com m is Thnt result could only have been reached sioner, bal. to Feb. 8, 1896 ...... 88 85 CO K). t- • • pH at the expense of oppressing many wor H. L. Gregory, Ward I; Ralph Hewett, the Grand Lodge that meets in Portland next Sale of cemetery lots ...... 8 00 ’ s : g3 ' thy citizens, which of course ought not to Ward 2; Rodney I. Thompson, Ward 3; Aptil, A. H. Newbert, J. N. Farnham, A. L. highest, and the style and State pensions, reimbursements. 1,518 00 be done. The small balance due of less P. J. Burns, Ward 4 : Philip Howard, W ard G. Hills, C. A. Collamore, A. G. Bucklin, Mrs. Temporary loans, per notes...... 38,000 00 S’SS'a g-gg’S 35: £8: : 8 g ] than $1,200 on account of 1895 taxes and Certificates of deposit at 3 per $22,869.81 on account o f 1896 taxes dis 5 ; Henry Lothrop, W'ard 6; A. J. Tolm an, A . H . Newbert. The following were chosen 0-2.3 £a £o,£ cent, per annum ...... 66,261 77 • n> 0.3 CL~ ft) 3 closes the good tax paving guality of the W ard 7. inspecting officers: L . A . Brewster and A . H . workmanship are sure to meet Municipul refunding coupon Aw : : : : : * a o i citizens of Rockland, Me. The ward nominations were filed Saturday Newbert. bonds, S’/A per c e n t...... 500 00 Respectfully submitted, T. E. Simonton, coll, on acct. g § ’ T. E. SIMONTON, The following standing committee were 8L as follows: taxes ...... 15,319 77 g | £ s : : : : • : : S g D Collector. Ward One—Alderman, S. W. Veazie; appointed: Appeals, J. N . Farnham, C. A. T. E. Simonton, coll, on acct. S i o- <5- S' the appropal of all. 2 § » 00 «, Rockland, Feb. 8, 1897. councilmen, William J. Thurston, Ralph Webb, A. G. Bucklin; Finance, A. C. Ham 1896 taxeB ...... 86,666 27 SCHOOL FUND. Sale of Penob. Sh. L. R. R. Co. REPORT OF CITY CLERK. Ayres, Clinton A . Thurston. ilton, G. H Upham, E. M itchell; Credentials, bonds ...... 110,000 00 B ala n c e fro m 1895 ...... 7 2.401 27 Appropriation ...... 11,500 00 Collected on sewers ...... $ 727 50 Ward Three—Alderman, L. F. Starrett; W. A. Ripley, C. Butler, L. A. Brewster; Collected on account dog licenses. 391 00 Total cash receipts ...... $369,932 74 Appropriation free high councilmen, Mervyn Ap Rice, Edward C. State of Order, C. J. Gregory, L . B. Brewster, school ...... 1,500 00 Collected auctioneer’s license ...... 2 00 Payson; warden, C. C. Lovejoy; ward clerk, E. O. Mero. Fifty three members were CASH DISBURSEMENTS. Feb. 11. 1895. Penob. Sh. L. R. R. School fund and mill tax * C ollected v lc tu e le r’s license ...... 2 00 Co. bond, held as sinking fund.$400,000 t Collected pawnbroker’s license .... 2 00 Harry E. Brown. present from six lodges as follows: Knox 3, Mayor's ciders ...... $84,10150 from state ...... 5,119 03 Penob. Sh. L. R. R. bonds From state for high Election lists ...... 3 75 Ward Four—Alderman, N. B. Conant; M t. W illow 4. Appleton 6, M in o r Lake 12, B ounties on Beals ...... 4 00 sold In 1895 ...... $ 98,000 J. F. Gregory & Son Abatements on taxes per asses school ...... 250 00 $1,128 25 councilmen, M . K . W illey, J. C. H ill, J. L . H am ilton, 12, Chickawaukie 16. Penob. Sh. L. R. R. bonds Sale of old stove ...... 9 50 sors’ order direct on treasurer 140 18 sold in 1896 ...... 110,000 Paid city treasurer ...... $1,128 25 Donahue; warden, Louis Ryan; ward clerk, The next session w ill be held at West State pensions ...... 1,524 00 Rebate on bill ...... 5 25 ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. Tuition collected ...... 8 00 Respectfully submitted, George T. Aderton. Rockport, May 19. Temporary loan notes in full ... 88,000 00 W. F. TIBBETTS, Certificates of deposit ...... 06,192 76 City Clerk. Ward Five— Alderman, Henry A. Howard; Interest on certificates of deposit councilmen, Leslie N . Littlehale, T . E. M c In and general in te re s t ...... 2,740 72 M a y o r’s orders d ra w n . .$20,265 20 STREET COMMISSIONER’S REPORT. Balance forward ...... *527 85 nis, Daniel W . Titus; warden, Charles E. Knox & L R. R. coupons ...... 8,339 00 Mayor’s orders drawn on hlffh- Keyes; ward clerk, Marlin Donlan. municipal bonds, as Btated w a y ...... $11,881 00 ox county tax of 1896 In full.. 8,895 39 above. Miscellaneous account ..$ 929 43 State ol Maine 1896 tax in full... 11,196 06 Penob. Sh. L. R. R. Co. bonds Snow account ...... 749 97 Municipal bonds, 4 per cent call The city election occurs next Monday, and held as sinking fund Feb. 8, CEMETERY FUND. L im e R . R . Co. chips...... 649 00 CARPET SEASON! o f Ju ly 26. 1895, series 1881-1911.. 9,500 00 City teams ...... ®8 19 1897 ...... $192,060 66 from all evidences it w ill be a very quiet one. Municipal bonds, 4 per cent, call B alan ce fro m 1895 ...... $316 00 Receipts ...... 8 00 Cleaning paving ...... 420 45 Sept. 16. 1895. scries 1881-1911.... 15,500 00 Feb. 11, 1895, the bonded debt, was: Sprinkling streets ...... 150 00 Municipal bonds, 4 per cent, call Municipal bonds, 4 per New sidewalks, 9,632 feet 1,945 58 Anticipating a Republican victory next Oct. 10. 1895, serloe 1881-1911...... 1,500 00 cent ...... $544,200 00 Repairing sidewalks ...... 907 15 Municipal bonds, 4 per cent, call Monday, a number of candidates are begin Municipal bonds, 3V6 per Balance forward Cleanln Lindsey brook .. 72 O) M arch 6, 1896, series 1881-1911.... 96,200 00 cent ...... 106,300 00 §Srvert5'.’^ e.?.::::::::: ■»?« ning to appear in the field for city officers. Municipal bonds, 4 per cent., due K. & L. R. R. Co. bonds $324 00 Charles E. Burpee o f Ward 7 is a candidate G per cen t...... 61,700 00 for city clerk, the position now filled by W . Special Effects for Spring Trade CITY AUDITOR’S REPORT. $11,429 62 F . Tibbetts, and S. Thayer Kim ball is desirous $712.26 I have carefully examined the forego- L u m b e r o r h a n d ...... 116 58 During two years bonds were Nalls on hand ...... 5? o f succeeding W7 R. Prescott as city solicitor. ln accounts of Hon. John Lovejoy, mayor paid with cash equal to the for the fiscal year ending Feb. 8, 1897, and Curbstone on hand ...... 79 45 There will be four vacancies on the school amount of Penob. Sh. L. R. R. find approved bills and authorized sal board to fill, but candidates for that honor are Co. bonds sold, and In accord aries for the full amount of orders drawn ance with city ordinance, Cash paid c ity tre a s u re r...... 88 85 beautifully scarce. George Oiis Coombs is, am o u n tin g to ...... $208,000 00 and believe them to be correct, and ap prove the same. $11,881 06 we understand, willing to assume the respon C. L. ALLEN, sibility of filling one of the vacancies. M em Auditor of Accounts. CITY TEAMS, CR. Wiltons, Brussels, Velvet, Tapestry CASH RECEIPTS. Bonded debt Feb. 8, 1897, and of Rockland. Feb. 16. 1897. bership on the school board is an office for 498 days 2-horse team ...... ?! Ca^i balance Feb. 11, 1896...... $1,553 46 as follows: The tax assessment for 1896 was: which there is no special rush. Per state treasurer ...... 150 00 Municipal bonds, 4 per S ta te ta x ...... $ 11,196 06 158 days 1-horse taara ...... 158 00 cent ...... $213,600 60 County tax ...... 8,896 39 AND WOOLEN CARPETS. Municipal bonds, 3‘fij per C ity ta x ...... 86,750 00 I t is understood that there is a sentiment cent...... 240,600 00 O v e rla y ...... 4,670 62 CASH DISBURSEMENTS. K. & I.. R. R. Co. afoot to return to the former system of having ...... $1,461 $1 Per vouchers ...... $1,262 82 bonds, 6 per cent...... 49,800 00 $110,412 27 C r c ity team ...... a street commission of three members, they to Respectfully ■>ubmlU^RocK Cash balance ^to Feb. 9. 1897 ...... 440 64 , $504,200 00 The valuation of the city of Rockland, sdect a competent superintendent, instead of Me., os Bhown by the assessors’ books Road Commissioner. the present system of one street commissioner. The Greatest Novelties in Designs and Colorings. $1,703 46 CONDITION OF APPROPRIATIONS. August, 1896, was: Real estate ...... $3,434,698 00 I have examined the accounts of C. S. W hether the change is to be undertaken this Memo—Jn addition to cash balance of PAUPER FUND. Crockett for the year ending Feb. 8, $440.64, m ayo r’s o rd e r N o. 1,364 fo r $1,500 Personal property ...... 1,243,163 00 1897, and believe it to be correct and ap- year is not known. Appropriation ...... $7,500 00 has been drawn per appropriation for prove the «tme. c ALJ 1896, making available the sum of $1,940.64. Collected from towns and . $4,677,761 00 individuals ...... 1,404 02 Respectfully submitted, Num ber of polls, 2,526, at $3 each. Auditor of Accounts. PERSONAL MENTION EVERETT A. JONES. Cash of R. C. Hall, chair Memo.—The valuation of personal prop- Our New Straw Mattings are open man, for balance in his Foregoing sumlnary respectfully sub- City Treasurer. itands ...... 134 67 mltted' HVERETT A. JONES, D . A . Anderson was in Boston last week. CITY AUDITOR'S REPORT. Transferred from contin City Treasurer. "I have ex-, fined the foregoing ac gen t fund ...... 1,137 88 H . H . Monroe has returned from Boston. for your inspection. ZERETT A. JONES. count . of Everett A. Jones, city treasur $10,176 47 H. B. Walts and wife have returned from er, a -d find them carefully kept, correctly City Treasurer. cast, and sustained by proper vouchers, Mayor’s orders drawn ...... $10,17* Rockland. Me., Feb. 15, 1897. CITY OF ROCKLAND. Damariscotta Mills. and believe them to be correct, and have HIGHWAY FUND. REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF BOARD OF KKOlSTItATIIN. Bert Plummer spent Sunday at his borne approved the same. SCHOOLS. W e want your business for this year and are making C. L. ALLEN. Appropriation ...... $11,600 00 February 4, 1897. in Damariscotta Mills. City Auditor. Cash of C. 8. Crockett SCHOOL FUND. N otice ia hereby given that I be Board ol Begls- Feb. 13. 1897. street commissioner, for Balance from last year ...... $ 2,401 27 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morton have returned balance due on settle tration will b»- In •^►lon at Ihelr mom, No 6 Berry special efforts in the line of choice things that can’t bo found Appropriation by city council.... 11,500 00 Block. 40rt Main atieet, upon I he five secular days from a visit in Friendship. m ent le b . 10. 1896...... 84 28 Appropriation for free high school 1,500 00 Cash o f C. S. C ro ckett next preceding the l»t day of March. 1897. for be Miss Kubn of Bangor is the guest of his •Slute school fund and mill tax.. 6,119 03 purpoao of rrvl-tng ami cotroctins lb voting lists street commissioner, for Free high school fund ...... 260 00 cousin Cbas Young, Grace street. e ls e w h e re . balance due cn settle o f thia city Th e board w ill bo In session on the Sale of stove and rebate on bill.. 14 76 first three of sold days from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. and ______liab il m ent Feb. 8. 1897 ...... 88 86 T u itio n ...... 8 00 Mrs. A . H . Monroe left last week for St. ities of the city of Rockland, Me., as Transferred from con from 8 p m io 6 p- m and from 7 to 9 p. in and on Louis where her husband is employed. shown per ledgers, and the condition of tin g e n t fu n d ...... 207 87 the last two o f said days fr« m 9 a in to 1 p m. and $20,793 06 •fr« m 8 to 4 p m. And as the >asl dxy o f said the appropriatTons per mayor's ledger, •Number of scholars between 4 Mrs. Herbert W. Thorndike is ill with the Feb. 8. 1897: $11,881 00 sessions is for the purpose of verify inti said lists grippe at her home on Masonic street. Mayor's orders drawn ...... $11,881 00 and 21. 2.28L and to complete and close up Ibo tecorda • f the LIABILITIES. EXPENDITURES. sessions no names w ill be sd ed to or stricken R. G. Robinson and Al. Guptill have re LacQ Curtains FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND. from auld lists on said day. 'I bo Board of lb tfts- 4 per cent, municipal refunding T e a c h e rs ’ salaries ...... $14,206 01 turned from a gunning trip io Jefferson. coupon bonds ...... $213,900 00 A p p ro p ria tio n ...... $1,900 00 Janitors* salaries ...... 1,584 35 t no ion w ill also be in s aslou on l be day of said Collected for error In bill 1 00 election, from 10 a. tu to 4 p in. for tb« purpose Mrs. C. A. Young ano daughter Myrtie Ivory and W hite Irish Point are among the S’/i per cent, municipal refunding S u p erin ten d en t’s s a la ry ...... 1,358 27 coupon bonds ...... 240,600 00 F u e l, lab o r, m aterials, a te ...... 8,116 67 of giving to any reelsiered vo»er whose name bus
OBITUARY MINTION
Death of two Young Men Who Worn Dearly Quite an Upset Beloved b| all Who Knew Thom.
In price «>ii ni' n’s wiidt r shoes Mrs. A«a Garland, mother of George W . Garland, formerly secetary of the Y. M C.A. at this store. Our men’s] sho- s are died at her home in Portland, Friday morning after a brief illness from heart disease compli all light—you know tlul.^The. aie cated with pneumonia. This adds another to the long list of deaths in this family since strorg, they are stylish, they are Rockland people first knew M r. Garland. •X Grand O pening of Our Bicycle D epartm ents well made. Just at present they Theirs have been a very sad experience. arc very low priced. Take advan Mrs. Mary J , widow o f the late Enos Crockett, died at the home of her daughter, TTTZESZD7VY TV 1ST ZD W E D JSTZESZDJVY, ZDZEZBJ23 & c 2 4 . tage of it today. Mis. Fannie Nichols, Limerock street, Thurs day morning, aged about 79 years. Th e de W e have in stock a complete line of Rambler, Ivei .Johnson, Keating, Forest City, Falmouth and Ideal Bicycles, and ceased was a native of Union, her parents be WENTWORTH
THE ROCKLAND COURIEK-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1897.
J. H . Yotmg, S. J. Young and J. B. Dunton, B. Fairs, late of Rockland, was probated and as follows: Real $154; personal $27.60, . Albert B Fairs of Somerville, Mass , was ap- ' pointed administrator with bond of $2,000. tj0U&tKElf>U\ total $181 fo CASH AND G IV E N FREE L. E. Wade, R. R Ulmer and Frank B. The will of Belinda Sidensparker, who died M iller, appraiser* of estate of Louisa R. Tol- in W arren, June 2, 1896, was disallowed. O f W T 1 $3,400.00 PRIZES E A C H M O N T H man, late of Rockland, found persons I As follows: property amounting to $120. Keep Consumption from What a Pleasure Awaits Visitors 4 First Prizes, each of $100 Cash - - - $ 400.00 An Unusually Large Amount of Medora M ullen was appointed guardian of Margaret B. Andrews, widow of Oliver Andrewa, vour homes by the use of 20 Second " " •• $100sppI<’ ia\BIi!joI«s*2,000.00 lata or Rockport, In aald county, deceared, bav lrg to Camden Next Summer. 40 Third ...... $ 25 Gold Watohes - 1,000.00 Business Transacted. SethS. Mullen, minor, of Vinalhaven, with presented her application for allowance out of the , bond of $2,000— Rhoda A. Hopkins was ap personal estate 01 anid decenaed : Caah and Prizes given each month - - $3,400.00 S O A P ’ pointed guatdian of Justin P. and Dora S. ORDKRitn. T hat notice thereof be g1v«a, three G a rd n er’s wpeSs rueceaskely, In T u b < o u r ik r O a b k t t r , Hopkins, minors, of Vinalhaven, with bond C a m d e n , Feb. 23, 1807. Jndgt* Mpuervcy mid Register (Aonld • of $4,000— Margaret J. Thomas was appoint R em ed y ed administratrix of the estate o f Philip F. The ladies o f St. Thomas Guild met W ed Total given during 12 mos. 1897, $40,800.00 WRAPPERS Very Diplomatically Perform Their nesday afternoon with Mrs. J. F . Stetson. Thomas, late 1 f Rockland, with bond of $1,000 Cures Coughs, Ln. Grippe, RULES. Pnfle.R— Many Important PnperH Con Librarian H arding now dips her pen into HOW TO OBTAIN THEM. — D. II. Glidden was appointed administrator Competitors to save ns ninny SUNLIGHT 1. Every month during 18*7 In eaoh of the 4 districts Ilonrseness, Dyspepsia,Con prizes w ill be awarded as follows: . . . . sidered—Wills Filed and Probakd— of the estate of Thomas Garrett, late of V in a l rather unique inkw ell, the gift of Mrs •OSOAPl , Wrappers____ ns thejrcnn collect. air the top portion or cncli The I Competitor who sends In the haven, with bond of $100— Alberta Jones was stipated Liver and all aflec- Caroline Rose. O ur suggestion last week re S end this top portiom L n r < e s t N uniber ofcouoona from Readable W’rlte-iip. garding the limit appropriation for the library *•-the district *in----- whichuiTjh bn or sho resides appointed administratrix of the estate of Lyoia tions o f the stomach. met with ready favor among the people not- 8(3 at P .” Tlieijo M Jones, Ute of Washington, with bond of $300— Bertha Mullen was appointed adminis thstanding theunusually hardtimes andlhere H arry B. Brown, adm’n'atrator on the eatnte of This remeds has been in use for al tratrix of the estate of Davicf S. Mullen, late seems to be no opposition. This is the right k s j ; will Koch "receive at winner’s One hundred and forty papers were con Horace H. Perry, late of Rockland, In anid county, most a century but lias never before it Ion a Indy's orgentlrman’fl I’lerce of Vinalhaven, with bond of $4,000. The dccenard, having presented hla Aral and final ac spirit to manifest, a spirit characteristic of ncclol bicycle, price #100,00. sidered by Judge Meservey, last Tuesday at count of admlalatralion of raid eatate for allow been placed on the market. It has The |() Competitorswhor— -• sureties are Calvin B. Vinal and Charles B. Camden people when occasion demands. ;7e.V .hd?4?^r"»W?5NUMJ»EB S the February term of Probate Court This is ance : Next Largest Number** of f eoupoooupo Smith— S. W . Jones was appointed adminis DRDKnRD, Th it uoilco thereof he given, three never been known to faiHo cure. The Methodist sewing circle met Wednes trlc t in which they reside will K a c h re —- the largest number for a long time but the I STRICT Competitor liven In. trator of the estate of James B. W ellm an, late weeka aucceaalvely, In the Co v r ib r -U a b b t t s , day afternoon with Mrs. Edwin Anderson option a lady's or gentleman's Gold Watch, price # J>. Judge and his worthy assistant Register Gould No. ol N A M E OP DI8TRIOT. 2 . The Competitions will C lo s e th e l.n s t I> n y of of Union, with bond of $400—Charles A. Finn printed In Rockland, In raid county, that all per ------The Congregational circle was enter Kneh M onth during 1W7, Coupons received tools - cared for all very satisfactorialiy and never sona Interested may attend at a Prooate Court ! • be What It Has Done. Bl.trict New York City, Brooklyn. Don* was appointed administrator of the estate of tained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Ade nod Htntcn Islwnde, New Jerney- one month’s competition will be i got flustered for a moment. We present our held at Rockland, on the third Tuesday of March M s R T ia s v iL L l, .Ian 81, IS M . usual interesting account or the consideration Jam< s R. Finn, late of Washington, with bond next, and show enuae, If any they have, wh|r laide Alden. tp In dealer’s stock will be disqualified. Employees the said account should not be allow- tl. M r . OARnntR: rlyw, LnnQ aNd Slnlfn Jilandt). of $500— W illiam M . Munroe was appointed Lever Brother*. I.td ., and their families, are de- of our large army of readers. C K. If KbKItVKY. Judge. Dear Kir:—I wish to make known to the nubile The grip has taken quite a hold of our A prtnted flst’ofwinneTS In Competitor’s district administrator o f the estate of W illiam M . th a t! have thoroughly tested In mv family the eo- 7id"'J»7U A true copy,— Attest : people. Munroe, late of Rockland, with bond of $200 8-10 E d w a r d K . G o u l d , Register. calltd ••Gardner*** Remedy” and And It to be the _ trlct_ o______will be forwarded to Competitors in about 21 days after be*t fam ily m« dh lnr-for coughs eo'ds, hoarseness Mr. aud Mrs. G. W. Achorn will entertain T he N ew England Htntcw. each competition closes. . The first and final account of Andrew W . — G. D . Gould was appointed administrator ft. Lever* Brothers, Ltd., w ill endeavor to sward the of the estate of Daniel Gould, late of Union, company at their home this evening. •The Bicyolss are the celebrated P ie rc e H p c c ln I. prTees fairly to the beet of their ability sod Judgment, Wadsworth, administrator on estate of Susan W97 Pattern, m ’f*d by Geo. N . Pierce A Go., of Buf fcut it Is understood that all who compete saves to ac The Y . W . C. T . U . gave a Washingttin falo, Boston and New York. Fitted with Hartford cept the award of Lever Brothers, L td., as final. M . Tilden, late of Camden, was received with bond c f $100. PREPARED BY Tires, F irst Glass Nlckle Lamp. New Departure and notice ordered. Estate as per inventory Alexander Fraser, administrator on the eatate of festival last evening, in the Congaegational B ell, Standard Uyolometer, and Hunt Lace Saddle. LEYKIl DUOS., Ltd., New York. allowed, $12685. John Fraser, h te or Vlnalhnven, In eaid county, vestry. A ll the members appeared in cos $117.01; amount Petitions allowed: Caroline B. W alker* deceased, having presented hln first and final ac SAiniTBI. GAHOVKR, The first account c f Maynard W illiam s, tume ard the following interesting and en widow ol Amos Walker, late of Thomastoni count of nointnisiration of aald estate for allow If a r tis ts v llle , tertaining program was rendered: administrator on estate of Gilman L. Ulmer, ance r was allowed $550------Olivia M. Gerry* O r i>f.r *]>, T hat notice thereof be given, three For rale by O. I Robinson Trug Co., Thomaa- c«Re and the score looked tied but luck surely late of’ Rockland, was received and notice Piano duel. Misses Hast ir and Rollins widow of Seth S. Gerry, late of Thomaston* weeka eucc. salvely. in T b b C o u n ir k O a x m t t b , O riginal reading, Mrs Ed If all was with us for the hall found its way through ordered. Amount charged $495.89; paid out was allowed $ 8 7 0 4 9 ------Nettie L. Dow* printed in Rockland, in said county, that all per Topical song, I I . C Small sona Interested may attend at a Probate Court te this small hole and the look* of ampzement $164.29; balance due $331 61. widow o f Fred B. Dow, late of Rockland* Whistling solo, Mbs Grace A. Parker The first and final account of H arry E. bo held at Rockland, on the third Tneeday of Character song. Miss Anne Kittredge that particularly spread over the countenances was allowed $951 25------Mary E. Perry, Muroh next, and show rause, if any they have, Brown, administrator on estate of Horace S. Recitation, Little Mildred Hooper of the Gardiners was wonderful to behold. widow o f Horace S. Perry, late of Rock why the said account should ro t be showed Mlse Marian Kelley BOSTON & BANGOR S. S. CO. Bong, But few more seconds of playing time was Perry, late of Rockland, was received and land, was allowed $4953*73------E>. H. Glid 8-10 C. B M K U K R V K Y , Jedge. Selection, Lsdles Quartette left and the game enden with another defeat notice ordered. Amount of personal estate A true copy,—Attest: Bong, Miss Mary Knight of Rockport den, guardian of Charles E. Norton, minor, E d w a r d K . G o u l d , Register. Il Would a Saving of. Expense: as per inventory $5235; allowance paid to Resumption of Service at Regular Fares. Baton swinging, added to Rockland's list and the question of Vinalhaven, was granted permission to General singing, America naturally arises, “ W hat good does it do to de widow. $4943 73. invest money in real estate------Jennie F.G. STATK OK MAINE. T h e first and final account of George J. Pteamer “ Penobscot,’ ’ Capt. Ma* cub Pierce, There was a very pleasant gathering at to Keep Rocklands at Home. feat the Salems if we cannot defeat the teams Thorndike, guardian of Richard R , Mary C. KNOX B8.—At n Probate Court held at Roekland having been thoroughly overhauled and put In first the home o f Miss H attie Annis, Wednesday in our own league?” Newcomb, administrator on estate of Olive and Hudson H. Thorndike, minors of Rock In and for said County of Knox, on tho sixteenth class condition, w ill go onto t e ronte t etween day of February,in the year o f our Lord one thous evening, she keepiug open house in honor The summary: A. Newcomb, late of Warren, was received land, was granted permission to sell real Boston and Bucksport, or as far a* the tee will and notice ordered. Amount charged and eight hu dred and » Inety-s.ven. permit, on *1 u***r*ay. March 2* d, lh97, and of Megunticook Rebekahs and their friends. OARDINRR ROCKLAND estate------Charles S. Dennis, guardian of A cerialu instrument, purporting to be the last But for all This Still Retain the $356 20; amount paid ogt $347.28. w ill leave Boston nt 6 00 p m on that day and on ‘•Peanuts” was a game much enjoyed, prizes Houghton first rush Campboll Julia T . Dennis of Melrose, was granted per w ill aud tesb>ment o f Ch» ster F. D ay , Into o f
ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23. 1897. THf fi. IB . Chapped Hands BABY . . . AND . . . General Orders Have Been Issued Sheerer’s Toilet Cream HUMORS By Commander Carver. In «t*n t relief for ,kln-torttirc
I \J c I ' i t K i . i I.A M » <3 M” KIEK-D A.ZKTTK: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1897.
very large number were present. Rev C. D. DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY- AN ACT OF FRIENDSHIP. H oothly preached a shoit sermon which was followed by a social meeting. Union meet Thli It the Mima et Tha Latest Order Organized A Conotrl Glien For Iho Purpoto ot Purchasing A REVIVflL iN II ings w ill be held throughout the week as fol a Diotlonar, lows: Monday and I uesday meetings at the In Vlnalhaten- Methodist church; Wednesday and I hursdav V in a l b a v k k , Feb. 22, 1897. evening at the Baptist church; Friday and F r ie n d s h ip , Feb, 20.1897. In Which All the Churches Will Saturday evenings at the Congregational There Is Plenty of Work Now at Postmaster Fuller o f Rockland wa» in town Miss Annie Cook of Lynn, Mass., is at chuich. Rev. F. M. Preble of Camden will Tuesday and stayed with friend* for an o»er Emery M orton’s------Artell Winslow has been Join in Fighting Satan. pteach Wednesday evening. Evangelistic The nfler-dinner task of dish washing loses the Geoiges River Mills. night vi.it. drawn to serve as petit juror at the March services will be held at W att’s H a ll next Sun its terrors, nnri nil household cleaning is Glad greeting, were given a baby girl term of court for Knox county------The horse day afternoon and evening. The meetings accomplished quickly and easily by the use of Flora France* upon her arrival at the home o of Rtv. J. E. Clancy broke through the floor will be in charge o f Rev. M r. Gale. The n g HU? Ilow Iho Loelnro Cotiroo Is Frogreotlng Mr. and Mr* Luther Page, Wednesday morn Saturday night and lamed himself somewhat. Helling Short Lobster* Comes High utar services of the Christian will be held at ing. ------Mis. Emery Morton has heen quite sick. 10.30 a. m. The Sunday School* ^ i l l • e W hen I soghl—Heath or n Very Esti — Comb g Allrocllors — Nomolhlng Edward F. Russell i* now rapidly convale*- Mrs Charles Morton of Rockland, her son’s held at the close of the preaching service, Abnol Iho .Schools—Work Hull at Shoe ing and enjoy* many hours of solid comfort wife is here with her------Rev. A . L . N utter mable Lady— Race Between |Two the committee on canvassing will have a G O ^ st in a handsome new willow chair recently pre of this place took part in the Methodist As Schooners —Persons!*, Social Brents thorough canvass f the town made this week Shop—Social Events and Pergonal sented him by Rev. Fr. Phelan. sociation held at Thomaston last week. M rs. in the interests of the meetings. Everybody In cate of fire, the fire department w ill re N utter and Mrs. M. B. Cook sang a duet will be heartily welcomed at the service. Mention. and Other Things of Interest. ward the first person to give the alarm by which was appreciated by the large number Come and hear the gospel preached and Washing PoWoEfe ringing the church bell, with a f x b ill. The present------The lecture of R e v . Luther sung. key i* in charge of Mt*. M. R. Whatff and Freeman at the Methodist church, was highly spoken of by his hearer*. H i* subject was T h o m a st o n , Feb. 22. 1817. Sch. Ella M . W illey, W illey, arrived at W a b r r k , Feb. 22, 1897. can he obtained at her residence. This re New York, Thursday, from River Platte, with Largest package—greatest economy. “ Plod,” and it was interesting ail the way Mrs. H arry Patman who has been visiting A gentleman who recently become a citizen ward doe* not apply to any of Farmer Mur a cargo of bide*. ray's brush heap* but hold* good in case ol a through. Mr. Freeman went to Thomaston her sister, Mrs E. R. Bumps, re ta rn e l to of W arren has volunteered to become one of to lecture the night following hit lecture here. Martin Scanlon, Philip Parks and Wm. H. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, genuine fire that threaten* danger or confla Brewer, Wedncrday------Ira Vinal shipped a three financially responsible for the lectuie ...... W e are in receipt of a copy of the Campbell have been drawn a* Traverse Juror* gration.— Mis* Jsssie Coollie is the pleased new boat to Boston, Thursday for sch. Cora BV Lonla, New York, Boston, course. Everett, Mass., Herald Feb. 12, which ha* for the March term of the S. ] . Court at recipient of a handsome white and gold music Dunn------Frank McCallrm, Archie Bncklin rt is a long time since we have heard so holder presented ber by the Scotch associa just arrived,showing the portrait of our former and W m . Tarbox represented Knox Lodge at Rockland. much enthusiasm manifested over a public ROCKPORT HEWS GLEANINGS- RISE OF A CUSHIRP BOY. tion in appreciation of ber services rendered townsman, Randall J. Condon who is writing District Lodge session, Rockville last week D r. B, T . Sanborn made an official visit to entertainment as by the audieAce that heard aa accompanist at their recent Buras* anniver at his desk. M r. Condon has been superviioe • Revs. C. A. Plumer and W . W . Ogier at the prison last Wednesday. Leroy ifc Bean's lecture, “ The Devil in Black of public schools several tune* in that city. sary concert. tended the dedication of the Methodist cnapel M is. Benj. Bachetdor of Union has recently A number ef Thing* Io Interest Resldenti Where It How Superintendent ol Schools In i Large and W hite.” And those that did not attend H e formerly represented the class o f towns The Junior Temperance Legion, chaper at Washington, Thursday. The former became a resident of Thomaston. Pure toe Is Obtained- Mssssehusells City- are vainly regretting their absence. The lec St. George, Friendship and Cushing in the preached the dedicatory sermon------Mis-es ture was brilliant, very pointed and wholesome, oned by Mrs. Frank L. Littlefield, held a Legislature------A concert was held at Cook's Telegram* were received Saturday by the pleasant social at the Union cLnrch parlor* Theresa Aran and Addie Tucker of Camden •gents of schooner Nettie Cushing and Mary and wonderfully well adapted for its purpose. hall Saturday evening by the teachers and We are in receipt of a copy of tbe Everett, Munday evening and pasted the hours with were in town Wednesday. B Smith announcing their safe arrival at The Baptist cirtle was entertained Wednes It is lif e to say that everyone was delighted scholars of the village schools, with other as Mats., Herald, which contains a pen picture games and refreshment*. The Ladies Circle o f the Methodist church Boston. These vessele sailed from J. day afternoon ai the Carleton House by Mrs and many consider it the best thing in the sistance. Tbe proceeds to purchase a large O. of the school system of Everett as witnessed Cashing & Co.’s wharf together Thursday George Carleton. course so far presented. A number of our enthusiastic wheelmen dictionary for the school*. The program con «pct at their vestry Wednesday* The Circle in actual operation in a trip taken through tbe has recently purchased three and one half afternoon each master determined that his The severe storm of Tuesday interfered with | T h e school committee will recommend that w ill attend the bicycle show this week. sisted of reading by the teachers, singing by schools, and a personal visit to each of the dofcen silvef knives and forks------Rev. and vessel should be the first to reach Boiton. the Congregational society's parlor entertain- ! the town appropriate money for a 30 weeks' J. P. Armbnrst left Thursday on a butineaa the male quartet, duet by Mrs Cook and Mrs. eighty four rooms in which instruction is giv Mrs. S. L Hanscom apent Tuesday in Warren The race down the river was very close but year for the common schools, or $2,500. A trip to New York. Nutter, solos by Mrs. Ethel Brown and M is* ment in Carleton tilock so it was decided to | en. As none ol the teachers or scholars were as goods o f M r. and Mrs. Benj. Bucklin------by skilful navigating the M ary B. Smith slight reduction will be asked in the appropri Inez Simmons and the presentation ot the give it Wednesday This was a success in 1 aware of the contemplated visit and Inspec The town fathers are now in steady session Wm. Tarbox went to Salem, Thursday, where reached poit four hours in advance of her ation for repairs an1 school books. U ntil family album managed by Mrs. Helen Jud every particular. The ladies were most be- , tion, all things were in common daily pro and have their hands and brain* full of busi he has a f*>sition in the Boston & Maine Rail competitor. Capt. Poland always has a full cominglv gowned. The guests were received last March, W arren appropriated less on each kins so perfectly that much fun and m erri gress. ness at the prelent time making up annual pupil in the common schools than any other ment was caused until the last picture of the way- Station. larder which is very stimulating to a crew. by Mrs. C. W . Fisher and Mrs. E. A. W en t The superintendent ol the schools is Ran- report*. The captain is said to have won a bat on the worth. A t the chocolate tables were Mrs. town, city or plantation in the county, except members of that illustrous family was shown. A t the session of the Grand Lodge K . of dall J. Condon, formeriy ol Cushing. H e The funeral of Sarah J., wife of Isaac ing St. George. 1 he superintendent of The recitations and singing by the scholars H. held at Lewiston the ly th inst. W . L. race. H . J. Tibbetts, Mrs. Roscoe Thurston. Mrs. represented the class of Cushing, St. George March, was held Tuesday afternoon. De schools has identified himself with town affairs showed the result of much bard study and Catland was elected Asst. Dictator, and G. W . Miss Jennie Moody a clerk o f the W . M . J. H . Eells and Mrs. John Harkness. At the and Friendship in the legislature and has ceased waa an estimable lady aged 35 yean as one of our citizens. H e is now superin care from both teachers and scholars. About Kales Grand Guide------James Overlock visited Cook store, is taking a much needed rest. cake table, Mrs. Lizzie Spear and Miss Alta several times been superintendent of tbe Ev and 8 day*. A husband and family feel deeply Treat. M rs. C. A . Benner presided at the tendent of the Congregational Sunday School, $15 were taken at the door. ■friends in Waldoboro and Nobleboro last James Demuth was before Judge Starrett, erett schools. the bereavement and mi.s at only their sor punch bowl. These ladies were ably assisted teacher of a bible class, and interested in pub week------Miss Pearl Y ork of Oakland is the Tursday, in complaint o f Fish and Game W ar The write up, which is ta follows, also con- row stricken hearts can know, the pretence in serving by Miss Eva Thurston, Mrs. J. N . lic affairs generally. Mrs. Badger is giving guest of her aunt Mrs. Geo. Shibles. den Fisher of Belfast,for selling short lobster*. tsined a life-like picture of M r. Condon seated that was the light and joy ol home. The re- PLEASINB MUSICALE. Tibbetts, Miss M ary Knight, Miss Alice M er free but acceptable service as assistant in the Mrs. F. F. Curling entertained the Friday Nineteen were found in hi* possession for at his desk, showing a good looking young maint were interred at Calderwood's Neck. riam and Miss Nannie Merrifield. To Mrs. H igh School. One would go a long way be Club at her home Friday A ernoon and even which he was fined one dollar each. Being man with a very intellectual bead : The “Old Folks" had their second extra M.A.Packard belongs the credit of concocting fore finding a school more interested in tbeir Additional Non From Cimden Contiinlng M » j ing. unable to pay spot cash his honor himself “ In the superintendent’s office Supt. Randall Monday evening from 9 to 12 o'clock, when the delicious chocolate. Mrs. O. P. Shepherd work than is our H igh School. This school allowed Mr. Demuth until the 1st of March to J. Condon may he found every morning from the dancing scholar* and tbeir friends in Things of Interaat- M r. and Mrs. E. O . Burgess. Miss Stonie as cashier, showed wonderful talent for ac as now conducted is holding pupils who raise the money. Sentence was reserved until 8 15 to 9 o'clock, and every afternoon from dulged in a social hop that was delightfully Tucker and E. P. Washburn attendelthe pre- cumulating coin. Duriog the afternoon the would have gone out ol town two years ago. that time. 4.15105, bat rarely getting away before 6 inform al and enjoyable------A bouncing boy Ca m p b n , Feb. 23, 1897. •entaction of the cantata,King Rene's Daugb following program was repeated several rimes It is an honor to Warren. ter, by the ladies of the Rubinstein Club at o'clock. To summarize his w o rk : H ere by was born Sunday morning to M r. and Mra. W . V . Lane is confined to the house with for the benefit of those arriving at different There was deposited in the Thomaston James Gregory------Monday morning a baby Rockland, Friday evening. a careful schedule of the work prepaied for the grippe. DOWN ST- 6E0RGE WAY- stages: D uet, Miss Fisher, Miss W hipple; each room he can start out and strike it for a savings bank, last year, $17 for a library fnad. boy waa born to M r. and M r*. Andrew Mrs C. H . Cushing entertained friends at song, Miss M ary K n ig h t; b an j) solo, Miss Mr. and Mrs. J. Everett Boardman are re specified recitation. I f not, tbe teacher must The lecture course this year is more expensive Monroe. her home Friday evening------Mrs. James Blanche Heald; Recitation, Master Walker joicing in the birth of a son, which glad event A T o w ili Harbor Captain His a Very Harrow explain why. H ere alto all the differences of and will not add to the fund. Meanwhile the Qeighton entertainei the members of the PhilbrooR; duet, Mrs. Piper, Mrs. Fisher; Ooe of the principal social event* that I t occurred Friday nigbt. opinion between teachers, scholars and pa atatc is helping other towns to public libraries Cooking Club, Friday evening------Thomaston Escape From Orownlng- booked for next month is the fair and enter Miss Emma Russell left Saturday for a piano S0I9, Miss W h ip p y . ; . rents, are brought and amicably adjusted, and and we are doing our part. Why not have was wpll represented at the lecture o f Rev. tainment to be given under the auspice* of month’s visit in Boston------Quite a number of Mrs. John Merchant was called to Green’s settled so that each feels they have been one ourselves? Dr. Henson of Chicago at Rockland Wednes the Union church 10c tety. The piogram bat Camden people enjoyed dinner at tbe Bay 8T . O .o a o K , Feb. 22, 1899. L in d in g , Thursday by the death o f her sister. treated iustly, Supt. Condon's aim being to The Georges River mill is now running full day evening------An entertainment was given not yet been definitely arranged but Mias View , Sunday. Am^ng the many delicacies T e n a n t ’s H a r b o r — W ord was received Services are now held every Sunday after show that implicit impartiality it shown to all, time on good work. This mill only lost 2( at the Baptist vestry, Friday evening, under Carrie Crockett bat in charge one of the were stuffed Moosehead Lake trout, caught here last week of the narrow escape from noon at the Advent church and Sunday and that he, at the agent of the parents, de days in 1896 and has not cut the wages o f its the management of two classes in the Sunday pleating features to be presented. A number by M r. Capen. death by drowning of Capt. Isaiah Hart of school io the morning. Services also every sires that they may feel that all rights are re help during the hard times. of young ladies are being instructed in pos school. A pleasant time was bad. bark S. G. H art. As he was going down the Mis* Leila M. Bucklin very pleasantly en Tuesday evening and meetings as usual W ed spected. H ere tbe records of attendance, The shoe shop has been prospered with ing and ytill skillfully execute a fan drill in Adelaide R., wife of Lysander Hill and tertained her Juvenile class, Saturday after side on a ladder a round broke, throwing nesday and Friday evenings. truancy, absence, etc., tent into him by teach good work till this Winter and late Fall. costume. A series of beautiful tableaux ia daughter of the late John P. Cole of Thomas- him into the water. H e grasped one side of noon from 2 to 5, at her home on Pearl street T . W . Spear has gone to W altham where ers, are kept, and by a card system, in a mo There is now a little work each week for most alto under rehearsal and a painstaking com tan , die’d in Chicago, Feb. 3. Mrs. H ill is the ladder and kept himself from sinking with a musicale. The following program was ment the attendanor, e tc , of a given year of the employees. mittee are making efforts that will surely re well remembered by her Thomaston friends be has obtained work. prettily carried out by the children: until rescued by the cook. W hen discovered compared with that of previous monlb and sult in an entertainment worthy of patronage. Compared with ten years ago there has If izurka, Galherl g Shells, Mae Mason as a lady of attractive personality------State Capt. H art was unconcious------Miss Maud Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Richards are home from year. In fact here may be traced the progress Sharon, Mass. ri.T.B been an increase in stores and probably in Mra. Charles C lark of Rockland has been duet, Kmma and Mamie Ctiatonguay Inspectors Sawyer and Bailey were at the >immons, who has been teaching at W hite of each scholar since M r. Condon esme here. Mxzursc In F, patronage. spending the past few days with her daugh M -b. I M mub prison l o t week------Miss Jennie Moody en Head this Winter, returned home Friday Rev. H . B. Woods left for his home in Here teachers are called for frequent con Kettle Ba»corolle, K eith Pearson ter, Mr*. George Kossnth. Geudy's Waltz, tertained the Knox Club, Friday evening------night------Miss Eva Toney is visiting at her Calais, Wednesday. sultation, for commendation lor good point*, N . B. Eastman’s and H . E. Thayer's terms tiadh* Kastoa T h e Republicans are bestirring themselves, Mein I.ieschun, Florence Wllllumson The Mill River Knitting Bee met with Mrs. sister's, Mrs. Frank Brown------Mrs. Livin u Miss Alena L . Young and her scholars from spurring up on little matters where needed, expire this year as members o f the school Piauo duet, appointing cummitteea and such like, in Samuel French, Friday evening------Ir a V in a l Pierson is quite sick. She is attended by D r. the Glen Cove school visited the high and and settlement of any special difficulties committee. M r. Eastman has been chairman Ethel French and Marion WArdsworth made a business trip to Damariscotta M ills, Woodside of Rockland------Sheerer’s Sarsa of the board during the past year. preparation fur the grand inaugural ball. Mayflowers, Myrtle Salisbury gammar schools, Wednesday. which may have arisen. H ere, at present, Saturday------Rev. W . A Newcombe preache 1 parilla makes pure rich blood and now is the They propose to crow lustily on this occasion Refreshments were served after the musicale The entertainment aud supper given by the the teachers of algebra, and fractions, and Any persons who have not received copies at the First Baptist church,Rockland, Sunday. time to commence taking it ------Cliffoid ‘Raw- teachers of the first grade, meet frequently to and press the button of enthusiasm with a and g«me« played and the children had a de Baptist ladies, Tuesday evening, was a of the new H igh School course of study may Miss Edith Lenfest returned from Boston, ley left for Rumford Falls, Tuesday------compare notes and make their work uniform. vigor that will demonstrate that they are here lightful time. success. Selections were rendered by the obtain them of A. A. Badger, the superin Saturday— Mr. Becban of Quincy who has Capt O. C. Hatboro arrived home Wednes The committee and superintendent endeavor tendent. to stay for the next four years. Glee Club and solos by Miss Bertha Leach day------Mrs. Grace Rivers arrived home Charlie Creed’s 12th birthday rolled along W est A pp le to n .— Mr. Morse gave another been visiting at P. E. H andley’s returned to and Miss Nellie Rollins. The supper, of by all means to establish among the teachers Both Sunday schools in the village report b i* borne M onday------Miss Eliza Levensaler fr«»ra New Jersey, Wednesday------Emerson a peifrct condition of comity, comradeship last Monday and in the evening a few of his of his pleasant dances at Bartlett H a ll, Friday course, was excellent. larger attendance than usual. as at home from Smith College------Col. Murphy arrived home from Rumford Falls, and generous rivalry. Teachers from lower young friends gathered by invitation to help evening------The singers, some eight in num Miss Charlotte Thorndike Sibley lectures Leighton left for Waterville, M onday------Mia. Saturday------At a special meeting of the I. Mrs. John Harkness entertained friends grades are often sent to witness the workings celebrate the event. The usual party pro ber met at Mis. Jennie Stover’s, Thursday this week Friday evening at eight o’clock. S. A . Severance left for Boston, Monday------O. O. F. Saturday night there was work on Saturday evening. of a higher grade, and vice versa. Teachers gram of games and refreshment* filled in the evening. They had a verv pleasant evening. Miss Sibley u*a delightful speaker, full o f en Mrs. James Creighton and Miss Lizz e Strong the second degree------Quite a number atten Mrs. G. F. Harkness is home from a two weak in some point are allowed to visit other hours with plea.ure and several nice birth M r. Effie Cobb a fine tenor of Seaismont thusiasm f >r her subject, and, with Palestine w ill leave this week for a visi: in N ew York ded the whist party at Martinsville, Friday weeks visit in Boston------The gra 1 m ar teachers whose methods are successful, and day remembrances were contributed by the gave some valuable service at last Sunday's as her subject, w ill do ber best work. Pales — .... Mrs. Horace Little is visiting in Boston night------Miss Juiia H athorn, who has been school will give a social and entertainment in profit thereby. A ll interests are centered up following participam s: Misses Josie Coomb., meeting------W e are much pleased with Elder tine is a universally interesting country. ------Miss N ina Strong is visiting in Union. visiting friends in bath, arrived home Friday. Carleton block, Wednesday evening------Mrs. on harmonious action between all, -Here the Maude Libby, Helen Creed, Sadie Hall, Fay Baker and are quite fortunate in obtaining On Friday evening, tbe I2tb, Mr. Under Coburn, Helen Carver, Helen Sanborn, Ada bis services------Miss Etta M cLain has been A course of five lectures on the Episcopal W il e y ’s Co r n e r .— School in District No. John H. Eells delightfully entertained friends scholar, who by continued absence, had con hill tbe impersonator gave bis “ Rip Van M .honey, Matters Leon Sanborn, Clyde In- on a visit to friends in Liberty. church is being prepared and will be delivered 1 closed its W injer session last Friday. The Saturday evening------The village school duct, or dila'oriness, cause* trouble for him W inkle” in Providence. There was a storm galls, Carleton Doak, Fenwick Murray, at that ebuerb on successive Sunday eveniDgs following named pupils were not absent one closed Friday fur a few weeks vacation. self or his class, is called, and leaves with the and deep snow, but a fair audience was pres George Keay, Otis Emerton, Eugene Libby. commencing the fust Sunday in March. half day: Addie Hathorn, Rennie Wiley, knowledge of what the result w ill be if be doe* uut mend hi* ways, all kindly but firmly. ent. We copy a part of a notice given in tbe Secret societies continue to increase in A Herd of Fine Jerseys M r. Edward Stearns of Camden was in Daisy Giichrest, Nannie Kinney, Helen SO- THOMASTON PERSONALS Here the teachers report semi-yearly the Providence Journal: It is no easy task to town and tbe list one is a council of tbe town Saturday------The M c K in h y Cooking Robinson, Myrtle and Frankie Robinson and FOR SALE. book* and supplies in their possession, tbe hold tbe attention and interest of an audience Daughters of Liberty organized by ex-N. S., club met with Miss M attie Smalley, Saturday Seymore B. F u ller------M r*. D»ra Maxey of Five onwa ranging from 3 to 8 year* old, enlvea, name* and number of copies of each book in tbe presentation of half a dozen different W. O. Staples of New Haven, Conn. Tbe afternoon------The pupils in the ninth grade Thomaston called on her grandmother, Mrs. 80. T u o m a s t o n , Feb. 22, 1897 and two thor UKh-ltrud Jersey bulla fur aale nt tha and supplies wanted for each scholar at tbe characters without any extraneous aid in tbe new council was christened Pride of the Willow Pu'in, Oyster lUvur, Warren. N. W. enjoyed a vacation of two days last week on Effie Kinney, last Thursday------The Y. P. S. Miss Crockett o f Ash Point is the guest of next aessioD, so that when the term opens way of costume or stage setting. There is no United States No. 7, and officers installed as LKltMOND, Proprietor. 74s account of the illness o f the teacher, A. L . C. E. members of Seal Harbor and Clark's Mrs. Lizzie W iggin------Mrs. Ava Wiggin and each scholar has the book* needed and there illusion about a man in a dress suit on a bare follows: Councilor, F. E. M ills; asristant Copeland. Island came over and assisted our people last family, who have been spending the past is no delay. H ere tbe scholar who leaves a platfurm, nor can the imagination of tbe Saturday evening There was a large con month with her parents, M r. and Mrs. W illiam councilor, U . B. Dyer; vice councilor, Miss D ied in Thomaston, February 16, Mrs. John school is reported. I f going to work, bi* hearers be materially swayed even by such in gregation assembled. The meeting was led Butler returned to their home Saturday------Carrie Rogers; assistant vice councilor, Mrs. S. Young. Mrs. Young was the daughter of record is looked up and if he baa not taken genious devices as those advocated by Bottom by C. H . Kallocb------Miss M innie C. Barrett I‘he many friends o f A. T . Snow w ill be Frank Rogers; recording secretary, Mrs. F. E M artin and Eliza Munroe. She was born in tbe requisite 30 weeks' schooling, he ia in Shakespeare’s merry play. Whatever is left for ber home in H ope last Saturday pleased to learn that be is slowly recovering Mills; assistant recording secretary, Mrs. J. Thomaston, January 25th, 1829, in which accomplished must be by means of appropri A re You morning, having closed her school here------from his recent illness------Miss H attie W allet brought 0 time. If going to another school O . Carver; financial secretary, Mrs. Samuel place the ever resided with the exception of nistiict he is reported to that school and if in ate pose and gesture, change of facial expres Town meeting occurs March 8------Schooner o f Seal H arbor was in the village Saturday to Jones; treasurer, Miss Grace Smith; inductor, A few yean spent in Rockland. She was due time does not tarn up the truant officer is sion and skillful modiilation of voice, It is Ella F. Crowell arrived from New York via attend the teacher’s meeting------Miss Reta Miss Lulu Billings; outside protector, married Dec. 19, 1866 to John S. Young by but giving M r. Underhill his due to say that Boston last Thursday, and Saturday pro Adams of Spruce Head is spending a few days a ter him. H ere the truant reports are sent Samuel Jones; inside protector, Mrs. Harvey U sin g whom she bad one child. At the time of their every nigbt and the truant officer reports in be exhibited a thorough mastery o f these ceeded to Rockland where she will load lime with friends in town------Miss H arriet Robin Ames; senior ex-councilor, Miss M eitie marriage Mr. Young had two daughters and a the morning and look* them up. Here are all means of expression, and carried his audience for New York. son of St. George is visitidg friend* here------Coombs; Trustees, Frank Rogers, Harvey son by a former marriage, whom Mrs. Young with him equally in the delineation of pathos, Miss Nancy Ackerman is the guest of her the needed book* for teachers’ guidance and Ames and Samuel Jones. An intermission Tbo best brand o f canned uietly took to her heart and ever cherished reference. H ere alto are received specimens fun or sentiment. friend, Mrs. Am elia Drake ot this place. was called for social recreation and refresh goods that aro put up. Srem aa her own. Mrs. Young's life was one of work, as called for from classes, which The Journal also says that the audience ments of ice cream and cake. of quiet doing and being for those whom THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE are sent around fr r emulation or improve “gave every indication of satisfaction and en Uoodo that you can rely W ho are Injured by the uae of coffee. Re Whooping cough is quite prevalent here------ahe loved. The interests o f her family filled 6LENC0VE PERSONALS- joyment.” cently there has been pl»0cd lu all the grocery ment by ether classes of same grade. When Representative L lttktield spent Sunday at on as being wan-anled. her thoughts and her desire to the lavt was sior«s a new preparation c«l ud U l t ' I . N - ' , a scholar comes from another city he is classed Our Woman's Reading Club have engaged home------M r. John Gray is at home, and is Goods that wilt Bland iho to live for them. A true and faithful wife and made of pure wralu- tbit tukea the place of in the same grade of school be left, snd not Miss Sibldy tor an afrernoon lecture at tbe cuff e. The tnoat de'n-Mte b receives It suffering from a sprained ankle------Hermione perfect mother, her influence w ill long be felt siotutu without d i-In a -, and hut ft w cau
MARINE MATTRRB. SOCIAL CHAT Official List of Nominations Tbe Movement! of Vessels, Charters, Wtal It Being Done Io Rati Rind ind Bed) TNene Notea and the Like. to be voted for In the several wards ot the city of Rockland at the Long Enidagi. municipal election to be held Monday, March I, 1897. Schs. E. G. Willard, Chase, Mary langdon Polo Schedule is Now Made Out end Chas. R . Washington arrived 16th from The XV Club will hold their annual meet To vote a straight ticket, mark a in square over party name at top of Boston. ing with Mrs. Lsura Bird on Broadway, X Thursday afternoon at 3.30. ticket. Make no other marks. to the End of Season. j Schs. Maggie H urley and Jennie G. Pills bury, from New Y ork via Portland, arrived The ladies of Edwin Lrbhy Relief Corps w ill To vote a split ticket, mark a X in square over party name at top of ticket 1 16th. , give a public supper and dance at Grand Army ' H all, Thursday, Feb 25. Supper served from — then erase any name and fill in new name. ; Sch. H attie Loring brought wood i6 h five to seven o’clock. Use one column only. Mark but one X- We Again (o Gardiner In a Hard ; from Gonldaboro for A. F. Crockett Co., and Is loading lime for Portland from same firm. Miss M ary Richardson entertained with Fought Game— New Man Didn’t bhow -WAK1D ONE. J Sch. Volant brought casks 16th from Bel- whist at her home on Camden street, Thurs day evening------The North Breese Whist Up Very W ell-Hom eihliig Abont Base 1 fast for A. F. Crockett Co. Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs Caster! □ □ Ball—We Give You All That’a Going Sch. St. Elmo, Torrey, with coal from Fates, Camden street. The meeting thts New York for A. F. Crockett Co , arrived REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRAT. On—Rend and Enjoy It, week w ill he Thursday afternoon with Mra. 16th. A. B. Crockett, Summer street------Mrs. For Mayor, For Mayor, Sch. Ella F. Crowell arrived Saturday to Fred F. Burpee and Mrs. Thomas Stratton ALBERT W. BUTLER, II Beech St. E. O. HEALD, 85 Limerock Street. load for New York from the Cobb Lime Co. will be housekeepers at the Universalist Circle, tomorrow evening. For Alderman, For Alderman, The Rocklands worked hard to win Satur Sch. Lena W hite, O tt, with coal to the day night in Gardiner but fate decided other Cobb Lime Co., from New York, arrived JOHN W. ANDERSON, Il Cedar Street. S. W. VEAZIE, 162 No. Main Street. The Shakespeare society met last evening. wise. W e give tbe account of tbe game aa Monday. with Mrs. N . T. Farwell at her home on For Common Councilmen, For Common Councilmen, published in the Kennebec Journal: One of Capt. A . E. W infield’s sailors, Lindsey street and enjoyed a very pleasant A L B E R T G . T H O M A S , Falcs Street. W M. J.THURSTON, 118 Maverick Street. The Rocklanda, the leaders in tbe ratfc fur Charles Jones, was murdered in the street nt evening. The trading of “Merry Wives of the pennant in tbe Maine Roller Polo League, ALBERT F.ACHORN, 20 Camden Street. CLINTON A. THURSTON, 49 Maverick St. Wilmington, N. C., where the brig M. C. Windsor” was commenced, and articles on came to Gardiner, last night, with a grim Haskell was loading phosphate rock Feh. the play read by Miss Josie Thorndike, Mrs.t CLARENCE M. THOMAS, 8 Spruce Street. RALPH AYERS, 154 No. Main Street. determination to vanquish tbe home team, in 10th. The man had gotten mixed up in a D . N . M ortland and Mrs. A. T . Blackington. For Warden, turn for tbe defeat which was given them in row and h id his skull crushed with a club The next meeting will he in two weeks with . their own arena, Thursday evening. The JOHN COLSON, 40 Knott Street. in the hands of one Ben Smith. M e. D |N . Mortland, Masonic rtreel. visitors tried hard, very hard, and put up fast Sid 19th— Schs. Yankee M aid, Perry, Bos Rev. J. S. Moody and wife received at the For Ward Clerk, polo, but the Gardiners played faster and ton, from Almon Bird; Edward L. Warren, Episcopal parsonage “ lien ia,” Monday aftes- therefore won the game by the score of 5 to W ILLIA M H. SM ITH, 21 Trinity Street. Boston, with limerock from W arren Lime noon, the occasion being appropriately styled 3. Nine hundred people howled themselves Co.; R L. Kenney, from Cobh Lime Co., a “ Washington T ea ” The rooms were tasti hoarse over the result, and each and every W A R D T W O . for Boston. Addie Schaelfer, Brigadier and ly decorated, the national colon properly one was unanimous in saying that right here Ada Ames, from Cobb Lim e Co. for New uring. Costumes contemporary with colonial in Gardiner, the smallest city on the whole □ York. days were worn, and in fact the whole aftqir □ circuit, is the home ol as good a polo team PACKAGE TEAS Capt F. II. Meader, formerly of ich. Jennie whs one of thoic good, old-fashioned times. DEMOCRAT. as therejs in the Maine State League. REPUBLICAN. Orloff. Orange Pekoe. Koh-i-noor. I Seal Brand. Greenhank, has taken sch. Catawamteak, Mrs. Moody was asslstc I in receiving by Mrs./* W hen Referee “ Billy” Ix>ng blew his Mervyn Ap Rice, Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mrs, For Mayor. F o r Mayor, Formosa Ceylon English Japan. and will load plaster at Red Beach for Wash whistle for “ play” to commence,the spectators John Bird, Mrs. Richard Saville, Miss K in g ,, E. O. HEALD, 85 Limerock Street. were on the anxious seat, all anticipating a ington. ALBERT W . BUTLER, 11 Beech Street. Ouloong. nnd India. Breakfast. M ibb Mary Fogler, Miss Grace Simonton and' great game and hoping that the home team Sch. Carrie L . H ix , Tuttle, from A. F. Mrs. O . L. H a ll. Miss Fogler and Mrrf. M i l l * For Alderman, Crockett Co. for N ew York, sailed Monday. would come out ol the conflict victorious. Lmh far tht Tea Most Economical, because Purest and Best. served the tea and chocolate. FRANK A. PETERSON, 70 Cedar Street. The period opened with a vim, C. Gay dashed Countar^T* One Found makes over 200 Cups. Capt Robert Ladd, formerly mate of sch. Miss Mae Sullivan entertained the E. n !* for the ball, but “ K id ” Houghton was ahead Geo. Bird will take command of the Thomas For Common Councihncn, Whist Club last week------The South Eh>l of him and landed the rush. Schofield caged ton schooner Veto, and load stone at Vi- JAMES A. JAMESON, 14 Warren Street. Whist Club met Wednesday evening with'. the sphere in 1 04. In this period each side nalhaven for Boston. ALVKA W. GREGORY, 52 Cedar Street. caged three balls, Gardiner starting in with Mrs. George D. Hayden, Mechanic slrect’’ Sch. Charlie & W illie is at Atlantic wharf ------There was a “ missionary tea’’ at the R. V. FOLLETT, 18 Gutdy Street. the first one to its credit and Rockland cap tically had but four. Wefers the new man A meeting of the Maine Roller Polo League fixing up for the spiing huiinrsr. home of Mrs. W. fl. Fish, Summer street,1 turing the last one. did not show up particularly Urong, in fact he was held in Brunswick, Feb. 21. and all the For Warden, Sch. W ide Awake is loading f< r Boston Wednesday evening-----The box sociable The second period was “ hot stuff.” The wax very weak and Maynard had to play both league cities were represented It was voted given by Golden Rod Chapter O . K K.,* last MARCELLUS M. PARKER, 58 Warren St. players were hustling everywhere, in every half back and center. W efer may be all right from C Doherty. not to accept the resignation o f D r. C . T . Tuesday evening was a very successful affair.* nook snd corner o f the vast Co’fseum, and but he didn’t show it last night. Ssul. An application for a franchise for Sch. Ella F . Crowell is at the five kilns For Ward Clerk, I he program included sonic very fine mtrji- lots of scientific polo was indulged in. Bath got three goals in the first period and loading tor New Y o rk , and sch. Jennie G. W aterville, was received from W . S. Rowe of cal numbers rendered' by Miss Lucy K a r|n JOHN P. TYLER, 117 No. Main Street. Schofield by a pretty pass from Houghton did the first ont in the second period and things Pillsbury is loading for New York from the W altham , Mass. Miss Lottie Skinner, Miss Grfece Ixdh'rOp, the act, scoring another point for the home looked blue for us. Rockland got the next The following schedule for the balance of Cobb Lime Co. Miss Stahl and Master Scott Kittredge. j THREB. team, making the score at tbe end o f the three and the third period opened with the the season was accepted : Sch. Addie E. Snow, I’inkham ,is chartered second period, 4 to 3 in the Gardiners’ favor. score 4 to 3 against us. In the third period March 1—Gardiner at Augusta; Portland to load stone at Black Island lor New York Some very timely and interesting subject* □ □ The third peiiod opened with a rush. The the goals alternated but we couldn’t tie the at Rockland. nt £1.50 per ton coal capacity. were discussed at the meeting of the Methe- Rocklands wanted to win badly, and strained hesec Club, Friday afternoon, the following* score any more than a one legged man can March 2— Lewiston at Gardiner; Rock Pejry Bros, schooner, the re-built M ary J. REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRAT. every nerve and tissue to vanquish the being among the papers rendered 2 “ The play hall. land at Portland. Lee, wys launched Saturday from the North Gardiners. Schofield, after 7 minutes and Campbell, Gay, Maynard and O ’ Malley did Principles of Arbitration and the Treaty For Mayor, For Mayor, March 3— Rockland at Bath; Lewiston at Railway. Capt. “Zeke” Nash broke the 6 seconds had been played, landed the ball in Between the United States and the great work for the home team although both Portland. bottle over tbe bow, and although unable to A L B E R T W . B U T L E R , 11 Beech Street. E. O. HEALD, 85 Limerock Street. the cage, and after (hat ycu't ought to have United Kingdom," Mis. Mary Krou Campbell and O’Malley had to get off of March 4—Bath at Augusta; Portland at christen her, declared her “ the pride of the seen the Lime Rockers hustle. They played hock; "College Settlements: Their Origin For Alderman, For Alderman, sick beds to play. M ike made some remarka Lewiston. seven.” The vessel is a fine one, and is be pennant polo, but the stone wall defence of ble stops and had he had any support in and Growth,” Mis. Lucy Cobh;. “Have CHARLES M. HARRINGTON, L . F . S T A R R E T T , 241 Broadway. March 5 — Lewiston at Bath; Augusta at ing loaded by Perry Bros, lor New York. the Gardiners pievented them from scoring. center the score would have been different. Women Any Place in Municipal AffairsTL 81 Summer Street. Gardiner. She will be named and her captain announced Tbe game was over and the crowd cheered Mrs. Clara llamlton. Next Thursday evening Gay was iu the game all the time and his March 6—Bath at Rockland; Gardiner at before sailing. For Common Councilmen, For Common Councilmen. and applauded. Tbe mighty had fallen and drives for the cage were very accurate. Lewiston. in the Congregational Church, Miss Charlotte Sch. Olive Pecker, W hitm an, from Buenos the players took the 10.21 train fur home, Maynard’s defense work was great and the March 8—Gardiner at Rockland; Port Thorndike Sibley of Belfast will deliver a W IL L C . FRENCH, 16 Granite Street. EDW ARD C. PAYSON, 85 Granite Street. Ayres, was 58 days on the passage, and from today, assured beyond a doubt that Gardiner is old man made many new friends for the ' land at Augusta. lecture before the club and invited guests. JOHN SIMPSON, 64 Rankin Street. MERVYN AP RICE, 72 Middle Steet. lat. 24 to lai. 38, had gales from N W to N E a sporting town and has a corking good polo valliant work he performed. Murtaugh played March 9 — Bath at Portland; R icklnnd at during which sprung bowsprit and had main It lias become an annual custom for the' W M . O. ABBOTT, 54 Rankin Street. • team. the best game for the visitors and he robbed Lewiston. spanker boom carrried away. Capt. Whit Rubinstein Club to give some sort of a recep For Warden, For Rockland, Campbell and Maynard Rockland of many goals by his great blocking. March 10— Portland at Bath; Rockland at For Warden, man’s family was with him on the trip. tion or musical to which a select number of played a good game, while the scboots of IliB work was as good as any we have seen Gardiner. C. C. CHANDLER, 36 Grove Street. C. C. LOVEJOY, 101 Limerock Street. friends may be invited. In spite i f tbe in C Gay were of the star order. Gendreau, here this season. M urphy did good work in March 11 — Lewiston at Portland; Gardiner formality which always prevails upon these For Ward Clerk, For Ward Clerk, formerly substituteaon the Salem team of the the cage and the Mooney brothers and at Augusta. occasions, they have come to he recognised National League, playeo center for the E. R. BOWLER, 34 Rankin Street. HARRY E. BROWN, 95 Limerock Street. McGilvray were much in evidence. The March 12— Lewiston at Bath; Augusta a S ty lish as among the swellest of our social functions visitors, but did not cover himself with glory. summary: Gardiner. and to be one of the favored few is a high The lineup: FOUR. ROCKLAND BATU March 13— Portland at Lewiston; Augusta and appreciable privilege. This year the club WARD (.’amp bo ll 11 mt rush J . Mooney OARDINKH at Rockland. disposed of its usual reception and in its* V- ■oennd ruah McGllvery H ead Hnuphton W efera center K. Mooney Rockland w ill play eleven more games, place presented the cantata “ King Rene’s □ □ Bchofleld xcond rush Maynard hulfback Murtaugh five o f them being at home. W e still have a Smith Daughter.” This event took pluce Friday, cen'cr O'M alley gout REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRAT. Doherty half bnok May in Murpbv good lead for the pennant and there seems to evening in Philharmonic Hall and it is the Cashman goal O ’Mailley Goal W on by Matte by Tim e be no good reason why we shouldn't keep it. W ear. universal opinion of those who attended that, 1 For Mayor, For Mayor, W on by Made by Tim e Bttih M cG ilvray 4 19 Goal 2 Mooney 06 W e cannot, however, afford to lose many as a musical happening, it has had very few Gardiner Bchi field Bath E. O. HEALD, 85 Limerock Street. 1 1)4 3 Bath Moo nay 1 43 games. superiors in this city. Philharmonic H all ALBERT W. BUTLER, 11 Beech Street. Kook'and Campbell 34 Ga diner 1 4b took on a very attractive garb in honor to For Alderman, For Alderman, Sebofleld 4 Bath Mooney 0 30 THE LEAGUE STANDING. Kocklaud Cumpbell 2 32 6 Rockland Cumpboll 1 68 K ing Rene’s daughter and the guests upon Gardiner Hchullold 1 00 Won. Loat Pur Coni B. RANDALL ANDROS, 387 Main Street. NATHAN B. CONANT, 16 Masonic Street. 0 Rockland Gay 1 10 entering found tnemsclves suddenly landed Rockland C. Gay 3 2b 7 Kockland Cumpbell 86 Rook land ...... 34 21 L im it amid a bower which evergreen, hunting, For Common Councilmen, For Common Councilmen, L im it l.ew lalou...... 29 23 Gardiner Bchofleld 11 66 Portland ...... 29 26 screens, piano lamps, druggets and the like FRANK A. WINSLOW, 192 Limerock St. J. L. DONOHUE, 389 Main Street. 8 Bath Mooney 6 26 L im it 9 Boos land ('umpboll 40 Ruth ...... 80 20 had transformed into a fairy grotto. Tbe HERBERT W.THORNDIKE, M. K. W ILLEY, 126 Limerock Street. Gardiner Bobofleld 7 00 10 Bath Mooney 4 46 G ardiner...... 14 17 decorations were very well gotten up indeed Lim it A u g u a ta ...... 16 89 11 Kockland G ay 1 20 and contributed, in no small degree to the 11 Masonic Street. J. C. H IL L , 17 Claremont Street. Beore—Gardiner, 6, Rockland 8. Rushes— 12 Bath M cG ilvray (8 Ilnughian, 8, Campbell, 8 Htops—Cashrann, 40, 18 Rockland Gay 21 The Majors and Captains played a hot home like cosiness of the scene. It was a EMERY R. THOMAS, 79 Grace Street. O 'M alley, 26. Font -Gendreau. O'Malley. 14 Bath Mooney 03 game Saturday night in Elmwood H a ll. The little after 8 o’clock when the members of the Referee, Long. T im e r, F.ynt, Beorer, Boole. Score—Bath 8, Rockland 0. Buahea, J. Mooney Rubinstein Club attractively costumed filed For Warden, For Warden, Attendance, 900 Majors played (he better game and won. 18. Campbell. 8 Foula, Rock land 2, Hath 2. tiiope, in and took their places, Mrs. M . P, Judkins FRANKLIN L.CUMMINGS, 36 Masonic St. LOUIS RYAN, 389 Main Street. Murphy. 87. O’Malley 44 Referee, C. T. haul Thomas played a great game in front of the The Rocklands are hoodooed and no mis Timur, A. T Blackington. cage. The summary: read the synopsis of (he cantata In her clear For Ward Clerk, For Ward Clerk, forcible style, tb it rendition making xiflcT take. MAJOIIH CAPTAINS inure interesting and comprehensive tbe JOHN W. THOMAS, 12 Masonic Street. GEO. T. ADERTON, 389 Main Street. lAst night Bath bad luck with them but we There has been considerable talk going the Black first rush Blaukloglon Mol.oon second rush Thorudlku didn't. Tbe first three goals they got were by rounds of the Maine press o f anything but a musical interpretation which followed. K ing luck, O'Malley hiinstlf kicking one in. Later G lover center Howard -WA.RTD n V E . gentlemanly nature. It is in reference to the W e»Kl half back Crockett Rene’s daughter is a blight, < lathy, musical in the game McGilvray kicked the hall into conduct of the Rockland team when away May goal T b in .a composition calling not only for high ch»s? the cage. Our luck was different. G ay and Goul, won by. made by T im - role parts but the best of chorus work. That □ □ from home. We have taken no notice of it Campbell drove enough balls into the cage to 1 Mejora Blaok 8 16 the Rubinstein Club proved itself equal to the for we believed the stories to be the outcome Majors Black 4 10 win most any game hut they came out again. REPUBLICAN. DEHOCRAT. of pure “ cussedues*.” The Evans house in Citpulna Blaoklriglon 3
Gay and Jacob Gcntbner; Pound Keeper, LOCAL POLITICS Samuel Payson; Tythingmen, John C. Robin . . . STATEMENTS OF* . . . EARLY HISTIM OF CUSHING son, W illiam Young; Sealer of Weights and Republican* and Democrats Hold Csuonses and Measures, Edward Kilieran; Ministerial Com S t r n K i/Z e r mi tec, Edward K ilieran, Haunce Robinson Make Romlnitiom Adam Wiley. (PERRY DAVIS'.) It was voted to raise $180 to defray town nErnHSBMTHD JBTT A Sure and Safe Remedy In The Republican caucus for the purpose of Political and Municipal Ooings charges, >240 for the support of schools, $400 nominating a canrfi ate for miyor and elect* for the re p jir of highways. It was voted not every case and every kind in p a city commi ice wx« h e ll W edneiday of Our Forefathers, to raise any more money f »r the support of of Bowel Complaint la evening in city halt. the gospel. Thurston W h itirg received 37 COCHRAN, BAKER & CROSS, The meeting was called to otd*r by R . R. voles for county treasurer. Ulmer, chairman of ’he city committee, and Moses Robinson was drawn as ^rand juror, 13KTL1T.Y DL.O CK, MA.IIV «T., RO CTiEA 7VI>. he tailed upon C. M . Walker to preside as Maine Blrorerd From MassHclinseUs and George Y rang as petit juror to attend the permanent chairman. Court of Common Pleas at Wiscasset on the Risks are taken at this Agency on all Insurable Property at as Reasonable Rates ranrKiMcr O iver L H all w ai chosen #ecre ary. C hain —Cashing’* Vote Arrived Too Laie fourth Monday of April at a draft held at the This Is a true statement and man W alker read the call and asked for notn« and Whb i'onnted Ont—First Liquor houte of Andrew Robinson, Monday, April 9 as can be effected in any Reliable Agency. Thomas Jameson was diawn Situ.day, May 5, It can’t be made too strong {nation# f«*r mayor. W . S. White arose and in a few brief License Granted - I’ll* Stale and ihe to serve as traverse jur« r at the Supreme ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS AGENCY. or too emphatic. remark# presented the name of A. W . Butler Chare h. Judicial Court at Wiscasset on the third Tues and moved that there being no objection# day of May. Saturday, August 18, Edward Abstract o f Ihe Annual at dement of fire HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE OO., Btatem entof the I t Is a simple, safe and qnlek the nomination be m ale by acclamation. The K i b ran was ch>>Scn traverse Juror to serve at JETNA INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. PHCENIX INSURANCE CO., cure for nomination was seconded by severa* th e C o u ito f Common Picas at Topsham, on the fourth Monday of August. The last draft HARTFORD, CONN., Incorporated .May, l#10. HARTFORD, CONN. persons and there being no other candi XVI. Orsunpa, Cough, Rheumatism, date the nomination of Mr. Butler was made for the year was held Saturday, October 6, On the 31st day o f December, 1896, mftde to the Commenced Business, August, 1310. On the 1st day ol January, 1897. G eor ge L . C h a s e , Pres. P. O . R o t c e , Bee. unanimou*. W . O. Fu'ler Jr., A. S. Littlcfi-Id 1820. In our last article reference w#s when Andrew Robinson was drawn to serve State of Maine. The oapltal stock of ihe Company, whloh Is all Oolio, Colds, Neuralgia, Incorporated 1819. OommeBoed business 1819 Capital paid d d In cash. $1,250 000.00 pa d In. Is $2 < 00 000.00. and M . S Bird was appointed a committee to ma le lo the election of Edward Kilieran ns as grand juror at the Supreme Judicial Court Assets, December 31, 1890 Diarrhosa, Croup, Toothaoha W m . B. C l a r k , Pres W . I I. K iw o , Bee. The Assets of the Company aro as follows: find the nominee and escort him to the hall. a delegate to the C nveniion held at Port held at Wiscasset « n the third Tuesday of O c Real estate owned by ths company, Oifth on hand, In bank, and w ith Capital paid up In cssh $4,000,000.00 Two sizes, 25e. and 60c. Mr. Butler was introduced as “ our next land to frame a Constitution for the new tober. unincumbered...... $469,676 00 agents...... $701,709 81 state of Maine which had previously been A t a special meeting held Monday, Septem Assets, December 81, 1890 Loans on bond and mortgage (flrar Bta-e stocks and bonds...... 28 750 00 mayor,” aod with a few choice words thanked Real Kst Ue owned by the oompa iy liens)...... 1,876,600 00 ber 10 Edward Kideran was chosen moder H an ford bank sto c k s...... 600 00 Keep It by you. Beware of the convention and accepted the honor con- under the jurisdiction of Massachusetts, and unincumbered-... $226,000 00 Blocks and bonds owned by the com Miscellaneous bank stocks...... 400 259 00 ferred upjn him. known as the District of Maine. The dele ator. It was voted to pay $1 per day for Loans on bonds and irtgxges (first pany, m arket value...... 6.049,207 00 Corporation and railroad stocks and 2 481 225 00 Imitations. Buy only the gates assembled at the Court House, Portland, each man working on the highway, and 75 liens)...... 30.600 00 Tx'ans speared by tollaterals...... 10,800 00 County, city and wnter b o n d s .... 350 887 60 Chairman W alker appointed a committee Cash In tli company's principal office Genuine— Perry Davis’. cen s per day for the use of a plow, 33 cents Stocks a d bonds owned by the o m- Real estate...... 498 906 04 consisting « f A. J. Bird, Frank A. Peterson, Monday, October II, 1819, and continued in psny, market vnun ...... 9 819 684 60 and In ba k i. aod e«-h Items . . . . 991 914 44 Loa son collateral...... 31 200 00 E. B. Me Kllister, F. A. Winslow, M . A. session until Friday, January 7, 1820, when for a cart, and 50 cents for a yoke of oven. Loans scoured by collater.tls,...... 6.000 00 He is and accm. d I te re it...... 20 027 40 Loans on real ...... 188 306 91 Johnson, E. S. Earwell and Arthur Blacking- the Convention sojourned without day. The foil iwing article "to see if the town Cash In the Company's principal Premiums In due courseof collection 1.091,613 65 Accumulated interest and routs...... 32 341 66 The whole number of votes legally and w ill so locate the third school district that all office and In bank...... 789.873 02 ton to retire and select a city committee. Inletest duo and accrued...... 826 96 Total cash $5 320,206 42 seasonably returned was 9837, of which 9040 lands belonging to each inhabitant from W il thecon patiy at lh«-lr actual va'ue $10,00 4 097 66 Choice was made of A. D. Bird of Ward I, Premiums In due oourseof oollecllon, 666,798 13 L I bl Hies. N . T . Farwell of Ward J and E. A. Jones of were in favor of the Constitution and 796 liam W iley’s notherly line to Edward and Liabilities, Detem ber 81, 1890- Gash capital...... $2.000 000 00 AN Ward 6. were opposed. The whole number of votes Bartholomew Killeran's northerly line may Aggregate o f all the admitted Assets N ct amount of unpaid losses and Kesurve lor outstand lug Iobk 392 412 39 returned were 10,899, of which 10,025 were be the boundary lines thereof agreeable to a of the comomy nt their actual o ln lm s ...... $624,048 66 Reserve for re-lnsura 2 197,841 40 The caucus then adj jurned. va lu e...... *...... $11,431,184 21 N et s u iplu s...... 730,611 67 in favor of the Constitution, and 873 were plan of the same," was dismissed from the Amount required to safely re-lnsure OPEN Liabilities, December 31, 1890. all outstanding risks...... 4,894 4^6 84 opposed. The vote of Cushing was rejected warrant without debate. Total assets...... A ll the wards but W ard 7 held caucuses N et amount of unpaid losses and All other domands against the com SECRET Thursday evening in the several ward rooms. by the Convention as it was not returned A t the state election held on the second ...... $341,006 94 pany, viz : commissions, eta...... 71,250 00 until after January 1, 1820. Eighteen votes Monday of September, the following candi Amount required to safely re insure In ward 3 there was a contest. W .C . French Totsl amount of llabliltles, except was renominated t»y acclamation f jr the were cast in favor of the Constitution, and dates weie voted for: For Governor, Joshua all nntstandlng risks...... 3,077,865 41 Condemed Statement ol the I t Is an open seorel that there is a All other demands against the com capitul stick and net sur