1 1 1 ■ ■ 1 ■' —i : The Republican Journal. ^yplOIE BELFAStTmaINE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1912. NUMBER 40 of todays pournai. Contents OBITUARY. SECRET SOCIETIES. Unity’s New Bank, The News of Belfast. History of Belfast.. PERSONAL. ,v,'-unison’s the 1st PERSONAL. Bells Football.. William one of the older citizens of Orrin J. major of Batallioi 1*1’. jdirg College McGee, And Some of the Dickey, 5- Weeks in a Year., Industries of that will 73 died Enter- of the 2nd Maine inspect Can The first stage rehearsal of the James S. Harriman was in .Viiuary Winterport, early Friday morning, Nov. Regiment, Elopemen Camden last Fri- Harold Coombs is the week Bank..Secret Societies. and at spending in Ban- ! 'tv’s New prising Flourishing Town. ton P. L O. 0. F., Bangor Nov of Ellen was held in The Colonial last on business. Year. .The News of 8th, at the age of 85 years. He had been in Bangor, M.. Saturday day gor. | March local Cantons a TheVarmer’s health until about 6 o'clock that 4,1912, the Waldo Trust 20th and later will inspect the night. Miss Alice Simmona is coaching thi j Personal. very good Company of Miss Ida M. Ames spent in Water- Charles Thomas is Belfast. this in to and Camden. Monday visiting in East when he was city, response requests from Fort Fairfield, Hou 1 ton cast The play will be presented at The Colo- Edding- I Other Papers Say.. Progres- morning, taken suddenly ill. He their ville on business. ton. ,vhat patrons in and nial Nov. V£ not Root. .Curing the failed rapidly and succumbed after. Unity vicinity, opened a branch The officers of Palestine Commandery wen Friday evening, 29th, under the aus eldeadoeB shortly Mrs. George E. Brackett returned last Sat- R. W. Crie’s 83rd in Unity, with Mr. B. A. of occasion was of the North Church Rogers went to last | ; lirandma Birthday. His death came as a sudden shock to his Fogg that town as installed last evening and the ob- pices Guild, and a feat Bangor Tuesday many urday from a short visit in Rockland. on \ in Real Estate. manager; and Mr. Wilber R. Sir ure of the third act | business. Transfers friends, who were deeply pained to learn of Blodgett, treas- served as Ladies’ Knight, each Knight t< will be the introduction 01 urer, of the Waldo Trust Mr. and Mrs. L. Annual at South his to mourn Co., spent invite a all Sir Knights of othei several musical numbers to be loca Ralph Cooper returned Mrs. John W. Hatch of fl a.e Meeting demise. He leaves his death, his several guest, and given by Bangor is the guest No- weeks in to the new Tuesday morning from a short visit in of friends l.\ IV Thanksgiving Day, wife; two sons, William McGee of Orono and Unity get institution in commands visiting in the vicinity were invit- talent. The play is a very popular one am Bangor. in Belfast. 28th. I order. Its success was held attracted Mr. and Mrs. S vemher John McGee of Winterport; and four running immediate. In ed. A business meeting was at 7.30, fol- has large audiences wherever pre Orman A. Hopkins left last Dr. F. L. daugh- Adams returned last from a .The News of Brooks., j to use a common for Friday | als.. fact, expression, it lowed the installation. n sented. Friday Florida, where will the ters, Mrs. Mary Morgan, Mrs. Lulu McCor- filled a by they spend business trip to Lewiston. j jrches. .Embargo on Christ- long felt want and the business winter. mack and Mrs. Katie of increased so O. was offici The Chapman Concert. The Belfast Musi Trees. Sweeney Winterport Canton Pallas, P. M.. I. O. F., Mrs. Frances A. mas 1 that it was decided Perkins is a few and Mrs. Annie Wheelden of rapidly to put up a suit- cal has with Maurice spending Bangor. In the ally inspected Nov. 13th by Major L. L. Ander* society arranged Prof. Chapmai L.Slugg returned last from a with News of Belfast. able bank The Friday days relatives in South ,,e death building. location selected was to include Belfast in week s Orrington. of Mr. McGee Winterport loses one of son and staff of Canton Molineau of Camden his concert tour of Maim visit at his home in Carteret, New fA lined Laws.Wood Holding near the station on Misses Pearl and ! its most railway the main road to and the concert will be Eunice Chase of Jacksom Wedding Bella.... Border highly respected citizens. Born in The degree was worked on two candidates given here Saturda] Jersey. the village and next to the are guests of their Mrs. he had been a resident of general store of J. Arthur R. Murcl Dec. the date aunt, K. Fletcher | dlads. (poems).Proper Ireland, Winterport Lieuts. John T. Davis and 21st, only available. A featun Mrs. Georgia S. Pendleton H. Far well & and here a has taken board | f Beans. all his Co., brick were of the concert will be Mrs. Herbert S. left last nearly life, coming to this country building, and chevalier W. J. Roberts the commit- the singing of Salva for the winter with Morey Friday for 32x24 one and Miss Harriet P. White, 21 when a feet, story basement, has been tore who visits in Brownville Junction and | ver.In Early Days of very young boy. He was always prom- tee on the banquet that followed the inspec- Giordano, is pronounced a secorn Cedar street. in Sussex erected. The banking rooms are N. B. j College Games. .Literary inent in town affairs and took an active attractively tion and degree work. Italian Caruso. At the recent Portland Musii Notes_The New Bates fitted and furnished and contain Mr. and Mrs. Walter interest not in the affairs of his every conven- Festival he fairly his hearers off theii C. Townsend returned Levi the Short Courses at U. of M. only Golden Cross Commandery worked the de swept Clay spent week-end with his j ience. The large safe is in a cement Tuesday from a few s’ own town but in the at vault and feet. He has a fine stage presence and “whei da} visit with relatives at j country large. on three candidates last even- family Citypoint, returning to Portland S Stockton ..Mar- there are 14 safe boxes. gree Thursday in Palermo. Springs. He was a man of remarkable for one of deposit Opposite is he sang his voice seemed to forth in noon. ability and received seven for mem- pour Monday | rn.Married_Died_ the directors’ room. Off the main ing applications room is a flood of And it is Miss Ruth Kimball orrespondenee. .Ship News. his years, and had a very clear memory, recall- Grand Charles A. McKin- golden melody.” furthei returned to Castine Nor- Mrs. Wm. H. Beckwith has room and a bership. Comihander closed her house coupon telephone booth. All the said: “It was a blase mal school last I ing perfectly the happenings and dates of 50 A. P. of music-lover who coulc Monday after spending at and rooms are ney and District Deputy Varney Port- Sunday Citypoint, will spend the winter in well lighted and the windows are at her HIS TORY OF BELFAST In the in listen unmoved to the home in Belfast. years ago. community which he land were A banquet followed th< warm, pulsating, mag- Springfield, Mass. j protected by iron bars. The floors and present. he was finish netic tones of Giordano.” Announcement wil lived surrounded by hosts of friends, work. Notwithstanding the ram about 5( Capt. Samuel Devereaux of the are of hard wood. In the basement Sailor’s Mrs. Arline S. left for her of is a hot be made later of other features of the Cooper heme in -s for Publishing the Second being possessed many admirable traits were present. pro, ! Snu« Harbor visited relatives and friends iu water heater that will warm all the rooms Newport, Tuesday after a short visit in Bel- which made him a friend to all with whom he gram. Castine the Volume. At the of Primrose past week. fast with above in the coldest weather. J. L. Russell pf regular meeting Chapter J Miss Grace A. Lord. had dealings. He was a kind and devoted Miss Cora ,: g of the subscribers to the Bangor was the contractor. O. E. S., Friday evening, Nov. 15th, will occui Good bye, Speranza. Some years ago th< Dyer has returned to her home in father to his children. R. F. Crocker of Belfast was one of the aids the second Honest, kindly, genial, the visitation of A. Granc schooner I Burnham after a -i.ing volume of November 8th was the day selected for official Mary Sears, yacht Speranza, owned by F. W. Hil week’s visit in Fairfield with at the Junior those who wrere so fortunate as to of op- Assembly held at the UniverEity partake of of came her Mrs. -lory of Belfast was held last ening the new banking rooms and Matron of the Grand Chapter Maine anc Bangor, here at the end of each yacht' sister, Edna Ward. the of his home remembered invitations | of Maine last Saturday evening. at 3 hospitality long there will be work in the several A ing season and was moored for the wintei ia mber 13th, p. m., in the were sent out to friends and all interested to degrees. and &Irs- H. Howes I him. Few have lived so and Ralph returned Sun- Mr. and Mrs. perfect unselfish Matron will above the railroad wharf. j Herat e Chenery have closed A Quimby, at Belfast. Re- meet the officers between the hours of one and reception to the Grand take plac< Ste~n lines wen day from a week’s at Pine a life. He had a liberal stay Lodge, the their summer always hand out- run to the wharf home, Crosby Place, and left by futing the following facts: four on that day, and considering the inclem- at 6 o’clock followed by a banquet at 6.30 and a gang plank gave easj Howes’ cottage at Pitcher’s Pond. stretched to the needy, and words of cheer for boat last Monday afternoon for Boston. eady been done toward ent weather there was a There will be a rehearsal this, after- access to the craft, which was left in put- goodly number pres- Thursday, charge Mr. and MrB. Amos E. Sinclair t in for all. The funeral services were held at the of Northeast shape printing, noon at 3 of John McCauliffe. For three or fou: Mrs. Annabel V> alker of ent. President W. H. Quimby, Treasurer Wil- o’clock. Capt. Harbor were in Berry Rockland has f new subscribers, with the home Sunday afternpon, Rev. Fr. O. Connor Belfast several days last week years she had not left her until las ■ been a few in this 1 bur R. Blodgett, and trustees O. E. moorings guests of Mrs. spending days city with j edged. officiating. A large number of friends were Frost, The officers of Pbcenix Lodge, F. & A. M. George E. Brackett. her mother and brother on of money that had already James H. Howes, Horace Che'nery and Saturday, when, having been sold to New Yorl Spring street. to extend their to the be- Ralph were installed last Monday evening by R. W Mrs. D. present sympathy she was hauled Ralph Southworth left train Fri- L. Cooper left Belfast on the 12.15 p. m. train parties, into the stream. Evei by Rev. Arthur A. Blair went to reaved D. D. G. D. as follows: Rev. D Stockton res which have been obtained family. M., Aug. Hayes with her housed day morning to spend a few days with her for Unity to do the honors of the occasion. topmasts and canvas-cover son, Springs and and ublishers as to the price of L. Wilson, W. M ; W. A. Nichols, S. W.; O. S Dana B. at Wednesday gave a lectur e on ed masts she was a noble of tin Southworth, Hebron The manager, Mr. Benjamin A. was ! looking craft Academy. the of before Georgianna, widow of the late Frank B. Fogg, J. W.; W. J. Dorman, C. J subject Eugenics the Current Ladies Vickery, Treas.; old-fashioned that is fast Miss Hazel Doak and the Auxiliary Com- found at the bank to welcome all com- i good type disappear Miss Belle Events club of that Frederick of ready Elon B. S. Keating place. s been vital Belfast, passed peacefully away Pattee, Secy.; Gilchrest, D.; Wilson were .... collecting records, and soon will be seen no more. guests the past week of ers. Mr. Fogg was for 21 years the manager ! ing Saturday Mr. and Mrs. A. ge graduates, etc. at her home in Dorchester, Mass., Nov. 7th, Ellis, J. D.; L. F. Gannon, S. S.; B. J. Benner L Colby Rsckliffe. a former U. of M. stu- afternoon a took in Frank O. the of book of H. P. Hood & Sons creamery in and tug her tow for Rockland Haskell, Ingraham Hill, Rockland. fixing price the after a illness over Unity J. E. S. A. dent, attended the long extending eighteen S.; Webber, Chap.; Millett, Marshal; where she has Maine-Bowdoin game at i-nis of canvassing the city is in every way well qualified for the been hauled out on a marin< Mr. A. C. Hopkins motored to j months. She was born in Belfast in position | A. C. Tuttle, Bucksport Saturday, and was the of ; v of April, Tyler. guest a- 1 as ways reaching for- now railway to be transformed from a into last on Orono^last he holds—a genial man of recognized yacht Thursday business and was friends over or the of Isaac and Esther j Ti_, _„ e v:___ r_\i accompani- the week-end. V- > i Belfast, their descendants, 1835, daughter Farrow fisherman. business and who has the ed by Mrs. Hopkins, who a : on. A number of letters and was a sister of the late ability integrity, j spent delightful Boardman, Hon. I. were installed Nov. 5th by Past Illustrious mrs. frank Arden s‘.dents were all of which confidence of all who know him. He will be at ! The Y. M. C. A. An interested audience day with old friends and Elms, formerly Miss Eva read, M. Boardman, of this in life she neighbors. erest in the and city. Early Master, George R. Doak, assisted by Illustri- L. Morris of left | work, express- the bank every week day frcm 9 to 12 and i assembled in the Opera House last Sunday Belfast, Wednesday by boat married Frank B. Frederick. Three sons were Capt. Theodore Colcord of the .-a: sfaction over the fact that the ous William C. Libby, Grand Master of Cere< American- to join her husband in uuiu bu « u tiwa. evening to listen to an address Mr. Jeffer Worcester, Mass., where be These re- born to by Hawaiian S. S. who is published. them, George, Walter and Frank, of were line, spending some time j monies. The following installed: Aller son they will make their home. of is a for a Smith, State of the Y. M. C. A a vide range territory, from I Unity shipping point section that Secretary at his home in was whom Walter alone survives. She resided in L. T. I. M.; C. M. Searsport, the guest last and from the Pacific Curtis, George Trussell, D. It was first announced as for mei Donald W. coast, includes many fine farms and is the home of a meeting week of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vaughan, clerk in the City Drug uri and Minnesota. Those in Belfast until after her husband’s death in 1874, Charles Harmon, P. of W.; Illustrious Wilmei B. Dinsmore. jy,rj many local It has and boys exclusively, but at the Sunday morn store,is taking his annual two weeks' vtcation. nowr to ahead at once when she removed to where her thriving industries. long life-like y go Dorchester, J. Dorman, treasurer; Charles E. re- Avery portrait of Hon. Arthur 1. 1 Johnson, ing services the women and of the He will spend the week-end a ion just as soon as ihe money home has been needed the banking facilities now afforded it girls citj Brown in Portland with with her son and his wife, corder; Illustrious A. D. Hayes, C. of FranV of this city has been added to the is to G.; were invited to attend. Mr. O. E. Frost gal- his Bister, Mrs. M. L. whose devotion and and it safe predict that the business of pre of Stantial. of the untiring loving smypathy E. Bramhall, C. of Illustrious C. J. Pattet lery portraits of former in .’:.L :he terms subscription C.; sided and of Belfast’s need of some premiers the the bank, and of the town, will grow in unison. spoke pro Among the recent initiates .[•ers present at the meeting could only be equaled by an owm daughter’s Adrian C. private office of the of State in into The Mystics, steward; Tuttle, sentinel; Rev vision for men and who do not have th< Secretary Au- a Within a stone’s throw of the station boys the | mg committee of five, with affection. They were truly mother and daugh- railway David L. gusta. sophomore interfraternity honorary society Wilson, chaplain; Illustrious Willian benefit of a B. oiled the subscriptions and are the creameries of H. P. Hood & Sons and good home. Rev. D. Phelan at w ere ter. She was a most estimable woman, C. Master of Colby, Crawford W. Treat of Stockton and to do all to quiet Libby, Ceremonies. Cards have been received g .- things pro- the Turner Center pastor of the Methodist church,offered prayer by Belfast friends and her Dairying Co., the general Springs and Ralph A. Bramhall of W': ii.un and sale of the second unassuming, finding greatest happi- of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Belfast. stores of J. H. Farwell & and the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Bertha E. Dorman and Mr. E. S. Pitcher, with Mrs. W. B. Fletch Lamson, announcing their mmson's of Belfast. ness in her home and to whom she Co., Maple- Charles M. j History family, Past Mrs. arrival in Havana, Cuba. After Brewster of Belmont haE been wood Lumber Co., the latter’s storehouse Worthy Matron, Jessie S. Pattee er at the piano, led the congregational singing touring the *:r :11.‘ is composed of: Alfred John- was devoted till stricken the disease which large drawn as a member of by Dr. and Mrs. Adelbert Millett. Mrs. B Lakie’s island they will visit South the grand jury for the and new grist mill, the saw mill of Bartlett & George orchestra rendered several pleasinj Jamaica, America p : h •-■s, James C. Durham, Ben D rendered her a invalid; but her memo- United States district helpless Mrs. Fred Mr. W. | and Panama. court at Portiara and Chase, the large potato house of F. M. Leon- Dyer, Toothaker, A. Mason selections before the address. Mr. Smith’ lift. _I >. Quimby. Manager and treas- ry as a lovirg mother will linger forever. Josiah Colson of a member of Mrs. Veretta Misses Grace H. Hall ant was Mr- and Mrs- Prospect the ard & Co. of Boston, and not far distant is the Bailey, talk practical and business like. He tol< 1 Fred R. Poor returned home ujr... 1.1:son. 14 Arlington street, Bos- Services were held at her late home in Dor- petit jury for the December term. Loula A. Mason, Mrs. Hattie S. Mrs last from a canning factory of the Portland Co. Ritchie, of the work being done by the Y. M. G. A., ii t Saturday visit with relatives in t. -ks should be made to chester, Nov. 10th, and the remains were Packing Mrs. William payable Jennie E. Leavitt, Mrs. Sarah E. Mrs the in the Massachusetts. Mrs. Bryant of South Deer Isle is in The creamery of H. P. Hood & Sons was es- Pierce, cities, army and navy, in the lumbe Poor had been the guest \i.10 his address, brought to Belfast for interment in the family Isa her 99th and with C. Howes, Mrs. Lulu C. Hills, Mrs. Charlei cam and in for a week or more of year, the exception of deaf- tablished here 21 years ago, and for the pAst ps, among sailors, fact among mei her mother, Mrs. E. B. George A. Quimby, Clerk. lot in Grove cemetery, beside her husband and ness retains her j W. Jenness, Mrs. Lillian B. McDonald, Mrs. O and in walk of in faculties She is eight months has been under the management boys every life. Behind thi Billings Lynn. remarkably. sons. Walter F. Frederick, of Boston, came to as S. Vickery, Misses Maude E. Edith M spry about her house work as DING BELLS. of Mr. W. E. Barker, worK are hard-headed business men, wh« • Mr. and Mrs. Rnwrinin W -r t_i many young Belfast to attend the burial. Fogg’s successor, Glazier of Mil- Southworth, Charlotte M. Florence women and her is a man of Tibbetts, realize the necessity for such influence a boro were sewing something nice. ton, Vt., young good business ability. just guests Monday of Rev. and Mrs. D. all. Mrs. Ada H. Kimball In this connection it be noted that Chaplee, Emeroy Ginn, Capt. R. W. Warrei this association wields, and it is their B. Phelan. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell of Charles F. met his death near his may the mone; They attended the Bowdoin U. of Duwiing Brookline. Chapman and Fred T. Chase went to Camden :: '■•uman, both of Belfast, were firm in Boston received word last Monday that maintains the Y. M. C. A. ti M. in Mass., who have been in home in Rockland Nov. /th accidental Saturday buildings game Orono Saturday ar.d spent visiting Swanville, by to Primrose O. E. S. Sunday at 7.30 p. m Nov. at that at the national show at represent Chapter, counteract the pernicious influences of th< with in will leave Boston about the loth 10th, drowning. He lived at the Highlands and dairy Chicago, friends Pittsfield. for Arizona 1 at the official of i: 'he bride in Waldo 1 inspection Maiden Clif saloons. Mr. Smith told of a number of and California, where Mr. avenue by went town they had won the gold medal for market milk prac Mr. and Mrs. Dowling has busi- down Tuesday evening for provis- John Beckwith, who were call- --a n Lodge by Mrs. Euda Lermond of Union ness «•-, of the North Congrega- 96.9 out of a 100. tical and helpful things done for the boys ii interests, and where will ions,using one of a pair of work horses. About a by scoring points possible ed to Belfast by the death of they spend the District Deputy Grand Matron. Orien Mr. Wm. H. winter. E- ’nly the families of the bride ! There were contestants from all over the Waterville, Augusta and Portland. The worl quarter of a mile from his home is a lime rock Beckwith, returned to their home in of and Naomi o Spring- i :.essed the in which United States and Chapter Union, Chapter is generally maintained independently of th( Recent business ceremony, pit fenced off from the street, and inside the Canada. field, Mass., last Monday, letters from Mr. William O. -' St. were and 1 accompanied t.y Mrs is '>>: was used. The bride wore a The Turner George guests, representative; churches and is always a moral and in man’ a been Center creamery is a more re- who Stoutenburg of N. fence foot path had made to cut off the were Beckwith, will spend the winter with Arlington, Y., announce his present from Beach Chapter o a success. :ed gown of blue cloth. Mr. cent addition to the local industries, and with instances financial The meetinj them. marriage to Mrs. Laura Elms distance. It appears that Mr. Chapman left Lincolnville and Webster, for- EG: r. on Golden Rod of Rockland with the benediction left the steamer Monday the branches in and Jackson is under the closed by Rev. David L merly of Belfast. Mr. and Mrs. his horse to keep the road, while he took the Troy A Hon. W. P. of Stoutenburg k'' on their delicious supper was served by the hos Wilson of the Thompson Bangor, the ton, way to Florida, of P. a Congregational church. newly will soon come to Belfast for a walk. The horse came to the barn, and the superintendence Guy Norton, bright, visit of sever- the chapter at 6.30 and a dainty lunch was appointed reporter of decisions, was a visitor pass winter, taking with hard man. here one provid al weeks. after a short time for Mr. C. working young It has of the New Advertisements. Owners of Edisoi 1 te family waiting ed later in the A fine Saturday in Augusta. While here wishes of many friends. Mr. best evening. musical an< he called started in search of him. Saturday afternoon equipped creamery buildings in the State. Phonographs should not fail to read the “Ex Mrs. Florence Gilmore llutchler of a few literary program was furnished after the work bpon Attorney General Pattangall and Secre- Roxbury | years ago, after being Both creameries to the Turner Carle & Jones in our his body was found in the pit. There was a ship Boston,and planation” by advertising tary of State arrived last briday and ; assed the week-end business for several Nearly all the Belfast visitors returned 01 Cyrus W. Davis.—Kennebet years, Center will soon columns. had bruise on the side of his head, but his watch creamery begin shipping to They previously advertised t Journal. with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy haul. On her return member of the Tuesday morning's boat. John Cochran also. It has about 300 milk all to to Boston and money were intact showing the fall was Lynn, Mass., pro- repair Phonographs brought iheir stor Monday afternoon she was accom- of the Thomas H. Co'- Blaine on the Marshall receives about 1,000 ten cans Nov. 19th and and Owen, staff of Gov. Plais- her Mrs. accidental. He was born in Belfast, ducers, gallon THE FARMERS’ YEAR. 18th, 20tb, free, now the; panied by niece, Paul, who will pass w:ive in was elected worker the North week and from 4 to 6 car loads ted, president of the a the son ofi the late and Harriet per ships per are authorized by the Edison company to sa; Augusts week in the citv. •' ".'.•'ties. George Board cf Trade at its have an annual Nov. 8th and was 49 old. He is sur- week. They apparatus for making A Record Breaking Crop of Corn. Increas* : that the parts that may be needed will be fur meeting Chapman, years and >s the Miss youngest man to occupy the Lottie Cunningham left last The marriage of Mr. vived by his wife, formerly Miss Mary Clay- glue stock of skimmed milk that is used in in Size and Value of Other Crops. nished free with the single exception of main position Saturday -bice the board was for a short vis t in Boston and it is a Also note Carle & Jones’ j organized. Robert A previous to scar" Milbridge, and Miss Eliza- tor of Vinalhaven; by two sons, Allie, aged 19 paper sizing profitable branch of the Washington, Nov. 8. A corn crop of 3.169, springs. offer of , Cony, Jr., was e lccted ing Tuesday for Los business. water set to the the most ou secretary. Angeles, Calif., where she ; Islesboro took place at the years and John, aged 15 years; by two brothers. 137,000 bushels, or 281.021,000 bushels mor person bringing Miss Ida M. Ames expects a position as teacher in the ine oi tne roruana of Edison into their storebe resigned from the public ages in Belfast Nov. 11th at John F. of Belfast and Geo. Chapman of Wor- unity plant, racuing i„o. than the greatest crop of corn ever grown ii repair Phonograph office | of Leonard & Barrows schools. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Corne- is credited this with the largest of of the is the fore Nov. 19th.. .A sale on all last as hei .d B. Phelan, pastor, cffic- cester, Mass., and by two sisters, Mrs. Alice year pack any country world, feature of th half-price agat Saturday, lius to A. Webber is Cunningham, accompanied her as lar as K corn in the State of tin ware, ware and black iro marriage Leroy to take the service. A Brooks and Mrs. Rose Keyes, Doth of Worces- irrespective acreage. country’s most remarkable agricultural year i: ware, galvanized place single ring at an date. Boston. The owned f. M. ware the basement salesroom of Carle i early Miss Louise Brown will Ri the bride’s ter. Mr. John F. Chapman went to Rockland to potato house, by Leonard history, according to the November crop re ,in t-sboro, including substitute in the & Co. of Boston and port of the United States department of Jones will and continue for fou Leonard it Barrows office Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Annie and Miss Kalh- attend the funeral which took place Monday. efficiently managed by Agri begin today Horace C. Marden of Meriden, j culture, issued today. The report I November and Miss j Mr. Charles W. is a busi- complete* Nov. 18th. Do not mis during Florence M. Brown Ct, have sent out cards and Mrs. Bowdoin N. Pen- Mitchell, doing large the | days, closing Monday, announcing the mar- Word has been received of the death of government’s preliminary estimates of th will take the | ■' ness. is 45 to stock position Dec. 1st of ! i The building 85 by feet and has 24 nation's farm This this opportunity up your kitchen wit! permanently riage their daughter, OUie and vndleton, Mrs. Inez Pendle- Flora White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. principal crops. great cro; ] Lee, Mr. bins, with an of 750 bushels. of corn was worth on Nov. 1st to farmers the best of at half Miss Bertha A. min Horace Little and Grace Pendleton and White, formerly of Winthrop, at San Jose, average capacity $1, very quality goods price Wiley went to Portland Benja field, at Melrose, Mass 850,776,010. Calif., where they moved this fail. Miss It is a model of neatness and convenience. ....See statement of the Stockton Nov. on October 16th. over to attend the marri- The enormous sum of Spring Wednesday, 6th, accompanying her sis- Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. White was to take a $4,171,134,000 repre post-graduate cuurse at There are stored in the for Trust Co., Stockton, Me... shoes, Boni ! ter. Mrs. Walter Littlefield will be at home a house, waiting sented the farm value on Nov. 1st of th Regal Varney, who had been after Jan. 1st, at becomingly gowned in Stamford university. She was born in Win- at the to Florida Dec. bushels United States' crops of corn, oats street model, at The Dirsmore Store. Cal I home of their 1073 South StTPPt. Roolinrl oln A-fr,.--. >- ‘-it with hat to match. throp, Nov. 18, 1888, would have shipment 1st, 12,000 hay, wheat, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. | They graduated flax seed, and buckwheat from the school in the class of of seed potatoes, “Rose No. 4,” to be potatoes, barley, rye and see them.S. E. & H. L. Shepherd Co for a week. An informal was Winthrop High Wiley, Miss Wiley will visit in | reception With the value of the growing cotton cro^ Among those who attended the 1905, but left to attend the Cony High at Au- Jan. 1st and the will are to oxer Boston and Maine-Bow- ;‘:-d Mrs. planted resulting crop and the of rice and | Rockport, Me., prepared buy Haverhill before to Bel- Phelar, immediately from which she in 1906. crops tobacco, apples, th* returning doin game at Orono was gusta, graduated ■ Saturday quite a dele- be returned to the Northern markets value of these farm steers, beef cows, and lambs; also fast, and will be v. Mrs. Phelan, assisted i From there she went to Mt. where eaiiy aggregate principal pro hogs poultr; gone several weeks. from by Holyoke, ducts will mount well gation Belfast, which included, beside Mrs. Bowdoin N. she was in 1910. From that time in the spring. &r. Mitchell is a an beyond $5,000,000,00C and all kinds of country produce, for whicl Pendleton, graduated Flom a personal letter we learn all the U. of M. rt\ cake and fruit Upon the preliminary estimates of productioi 1 that the students, Clarence E. Read of punch. Later until this summer she has taught in the Madi- able and business man who is they will pay the market and sell at hot enterprising and announced the value of th* price Drexels and Mr, L. L od to the Windsor son school. She was one of the most prices today Biddle, who are summei Belfast, “Pater” Collins of and Charles k*; Hotel, High not afraid of work. Ke and tom do a cash business Colby, invitation of buys ships to crops figures out as follows: prices. They strictly residents of North by Mr. Ward. brilliant scholars ever attending the High Islesboro, will, on accounl E. Brown and George J, Wentworth of ”Tht- r- Boston of Corn. $1,870,776,000; hay wheat of the stockholders o t; minent in Milbridge social school at Winthrop and her death comes as a large quantities potatoes. The $854,615,000; .Annual meeting of the war trouble and the oats, unsettled state oi Pastures," the latter an alumr.us of the L'ni- s and the bride is one of to her is so $603,639,000; $476,169,000; potatoes, $188, the Waldo Trust at 10.30 a. I shock many friends and classmates, house arranged that teams unload at two Co., m., Nov. 19tl ■ the countries 501,000; barley, $120,845,000; flax seed, $39,693, involved, probably give up the v Pbly respected young ladies. i She was ill a short time, death versity. only resulting doors on the street side and the .... Tho are to be ha' 1 ‘it in the large potatoes 000; rye, $24,370,000; buckwheat, $12,526,000. original Holeproof only which have been home town schools, from a surgical operation for appendicitis. trip they planning througl ■' after are taken There was an increase in the total value o at The Dinsmore Store. are not The 1914 the of .• been engaged in I Besides her father and mother she leaves one inspection through opposite They onl; parts of Russia and “Prism,” University Maine* millinery each of these Turkestan, about the many friends extend con- brother, Claudius, who is also in California. doors onto and loaded into crops excepting buckwheat, po to wear six months without a hoi : annual, will be of more than usual interest ir. | platforms directly The guaranteed Black Sea, and will winter on this side of the Mr. and Mrs. Ward went tatoes, barley and rye. increase nette* | ■J"'' Miss White was one of thirteen in a class of cars on the track. The ventilation and heal but are of the “silky-soft, fine warm a Atlantic. this vicinity. Nicholas P. Maknna of •u'' l" Lake the steamer Stockton *$515,057,000 over the value of ltst year’s crops spun, Bangor, over two are so can of toast kind”....See return formerly of Belfast, is v> ere followed there by their hundred who graduated from Mt. arranged that potatoes be kept in Record crops corn, potatoes, flax seed request for of * business manager and oats, and were harvested thi The Marshall K. Hale No. of A. B. rj ■•rfd with rice and confetti. Holyoke with the highest honors. She was a the house for late shipment. Last year’s busi- barley, rye hay collar and cuff set to H. M. Black’s store... Circle, Nor- Ferguson of New York is the artist. The official 2J, year. government's estimates o ridgewcck held a special in the Ode the niece of Mrs. Alfred A. Small and had been a ness was very satisfactory, but September and Man and wife wanted to take charge of a farr , meeting Among associate editors are R. S. Fergu- the value of the various crops and its final es [ Fellows near Hall, Nov. 6th. State Mrs son of New York frequent visitor in Belfast. October of this year the receipts have ex- timates of total production will be announce* l Belfast....The special sale next Satui president, and Mark P. Pendleton of in December. Tarbox.and State Inspector, Mrs. Phebe Hatch 1 Tslpshoro. wins tht ceeded the total of 1911. Plans are in pro- day at “The Home of Good values” will l B Championship: Colby Takes Williom .Tapnha fnr mnra fVion A(\ naorc on-. both of Fryeburg were Three new gress for duplicating the capacity of the house “Southworth’s Special” Derby hats. On thi , present. Second Place. on the & Boston UDCJ\ ■ ■ The of of Mr ployed Bangor steamers, died members were added to the list and a wedding Frances, daughter can a hat _ bakic v. next spring. Miss Kent to day only you buy $2.50 for only $1.7! j 10. of Maine at his home in an Mary Davey returned Bostor and Mrs. Marshall 0. and University Bangor Nov. 8th after illness bean dinner was served to some of the mem Knowlton, Phillip lie uuu uuinuvi vw 4_i. See window William H. Beck football cham- 4 uioj/icn y vj. uiain last after several months display....Mrs. will intercollegiate of several months. He was for week, spending wit J bers of the Post and Pike, take place at the bride’s home on > many years and a of to the members of th< by defeating Bowdoin, 17 to and F. E. Whitehouse) conducts a large gen- her Mr. and Mrs. with family publish card thanks.... on the parents, Samuel Davey... Miss Knowlton is a won from and quartermaster, serving steamers Katah- circle. Several visitors were fron Thanksgiving day. popu- Piously Colby store ai d does an extensive House No. 107 Waldo avenue to rent. B J present 1 eral business in Miss Marian Jennison after a month’s visit i Enquii lar member of the kept Maine from scoring un- din, Cambridge, Lewiston, New Madison. younger set, and the groom, Brunswick, and on the .November 18th an j | 'f the second long short lumber, spool stock and town returned last to her home i 1 premises... 16th, a brake man on period, once of Bangor, of Saturday the Belfast branch of the Maine Penobscot, City City Rockland, 9 Mr. and Mrs. l>n the one-foot line after a Their new storehouse is 80 32 19th will be children’s days at the dry gooc Elijah S. Shuman left Mnnrla. He shingles. by Waltham, Mass....Mitchell’s orchestra playe I Centra), has made many friends sir ce b on the Belfast and Camden. leaves his wife noon on a coming Bowdoin a store of James H. Howes in Odd Fellow 3 wedding trip to Fla 37-yard feet. They recently installed grist mill, at the Hallowe’en ball at Fred Allen’s hall las c Jacksonville, to Belfast. J a goal from three sons and a daughter. placement. own block. The sale will include dressei where they will spend the winter. an< for their use, but also cus- coats, Mr. i _ iod Maine scored on a for- principally do Thursday night-Mr. and Mrs. j Harry Wy ivr. the sweaters and knit underwear and hois Mrs. Shuman were married last even nryani ten rittsneid, Nov. 7th foi 17-yard line and in the tom grinding. man of Thorndike were in town Sunda f goods, j Sunday A Boston Ciub. VVe3t series of line New, The infant's is stocke< i. ! at 7.30 o’clock at the home of Medfield, Mass., where he will make his •; plunges Carle- The Bartlett & Chase saw mill furnishes on relatives... ery. department well the bride i'l calling Roy Wight of Belfas t over for a touchdown. Display and sale begins next Saturdav. ! Mrs. Ada H. home with his daughters. Mrs. R. L. Kcndell A new business men’s club, primarily for lumber, custom work, and contract spool stock. was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Bennet Kimball, Rev. David L. Wilson first down by rushing but and Mrs. W. L. the convenience of out-of-town business men. R. I. Others pastor of the Congregational church Parsons. Before his depart- kicking and line ; for Pawtucket, engaged in the last week. Gus Sherman of Lawrenc 3 officiating plungirg ha been formed business men ure he by prominent 1 73 weeks in a year. i The was was given a farewell in the of and has lumber business are W. H. J. Moulton & Sons, was in town last his marriage strictly private. They hav< reception Boston, secured a building for club week, visiting fathe j Free '■i'ainst Bowdoin on her own the best wishes of Baptist church and with a nice rooms at 20 Kilby street, the Stock Stevens & Libby, Bartlett & Chase and Seth and sisters at the Beaulieu their many friends. presented ■me in the of opposite farm. One Week Left so that I history Maine It is to be as Over, Goes for a Bible. A program was and Exchange building. known the Pendleton; and this is no means a Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus given ice cream played a game by complete Joseph Chapman and Mrs. Millie Harmon wer 3 Metcalf of Camdei fighting Interstate Commercial Association. The ob- Holiday Time. | cake and coffee were served. "1 the heavier lads list of local industries. last ! celebrated the 50th by of the of the association is to convenient Unity’s married Saturday by L. D. Jones, Esq... anniversary of their mai ject provide We hereby call for three cheers for Thom; s for out-of-town business and ! The village shows evidences of enterprise Levi Whitcomb of Belfast has been the f riage Friday evening, Nov. 1st. About fifti •:'V. 11. quarters pro- gues B. Dinsmore, of Maine. FREEDOM. By^defeating Bates fessional men who come Lo town ia Belfast, Everybod y from time to and prosperity,and the Central House it has of his were and a notable feature of the oc -uni field daughter, Mrs. Percy Leman.Mi ■ present Carter Saturday afternoon, time to transact business.—Boston Post. up! B. Keene, Esq., came from Wash in an hotel. The annual fair of the and Mrs. casion was the of the place the Maine college up-to-date Herbert Bradstreet of Freedom wer 3 presence oldest gentle to vote Mr. Dinsmore has invented a new calenda ington Nov. 5th ar.d left on his return Although the score was Park association man in James large Unity brings many peop'.e, guests last Sunday of Mrs. Mary Cox....Wil town, Storey. They were pre Nov. game was the most with seventy-three weeks in a ’• 6thf accompanied by his Mrs, interest- A Camden Man’s Valuable Invention. Park on five-day yea sen ted mother, and Windermere the shore of the lake liam Greeley was in Belfast on Monday... with forty dollars in gold, beside othe Colby showed her true After he’d made up twelve regulation size ^ Abbie C. Keen.... Mrs. W. R. Sparrow", Mrs 1,1:1 ter team is growing in favor as a summer resort Everard U. S. was presents. The house was decorat work than at any An that a new carburator has rapidly Major Hatch, A., in tow 1 of six artistically Fred 1 exchange says months weeks each, he found he had a Nichols, Mrs. Lewis March and Misses he whole team was out for a the of ed, ice cream, and bride’s cake wer ! been invented Camden man which uses first the week, calling on old friends ■ wedding by F. week left over. Winifred Dodge and Lffie M. attended mly wound up their season in kerosene as well as George Terry’s Apple Orchard. served Flye 1 gasolene. It is said to turn Hatch is now stationed at and a short program given, 1 "y had Major Columbui > he including the Bates at her mercy, up double what the carburator does So stuck that week on at the end, and he 8 special meeting of the Eastern Star in uie ordinary F. has Ohio.Mrs. Samuel Morse and poem composed for the occasion and read second half. Bates' only and will revolutionize the motor trade. George Terry just finished picking daughter o f to call it b; Thorndike Nov. 7th_Mr. Fred 1 engine going “Holiday week,” and s N. Flye is 'nc second are nobody Mrs. Fred Porter. period, when on a ! The kerosene arrangement is what interests 600 barrels of choice apples at his Mountain Belmont spending the week with Mr. an ^ the forward to do any work. paintirg dwelling hi uses of Mr. E. J. Vose pass by Dennis, Dan- for kerosene much ■ j engine owners, is cheaper farm, about two miles from Waterville. Mrs. L. C. Morse....A. J. Skidmore made 3 Dr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens have re and W. end, went over They We’re for Mr. ? R. Sparrow. He is a fine hav- the line fora I than gasolene. It is said that will you, Dinsmore! We’re for yoi L painter, gasolene are of the Baldwin business trip to Augusta last week....A ceived the invitation: “Mr. and Mrs Mlkt I be 20 cents a next largely variety. This is Another good in following ing learned his of his Albra ) probably gallon season, Doint the Dinsmore calei .trade brother, E. oufset the Martz and company at St. B Rufus Choate the honor of Colby played Bates off whereas it was 15 cents the past season. doubtless largest crop reported from ore appeared Georg is request your pres Flye, in Boston.... The Freedom der that with seventy-three Sundays in th ® Cor.grega- farm in this immediate hall on Monday night before a good sized an ence at the marriage of their Celii vicinily. Mr. Terry’s year (one a week) we’d gain about twenty-fit daughter, tional church had a reunion and dinner Satur- trees are all young, of them dience.... Mr. and Walter c there. to Mr. f"' The Shoe Situation. many just coming Mrs. N. Cargill f holidays And Mr. Dinsmore would hat e Mason, Ralph Wardlaw Crockett, oi d and a Camden into and the ay, Nov, 9th, good time was enjoyed Postmastership. bearing, present season’s crop are all the regular holidays left in besides. Arlington, Mass., of Mr. and Mn the ■ guests Wednesday afterncoq, twenty seventh o by all present. answered to will exceed that of former years about 200 “To the American in their rua Nearly forty the ^ in in by W. L. people mad one ilson’s election became a cer- Trade footwear is active seasonable barrels. There are Cargill. November, thousand nine hundred an< l roll hundreds of still younger for business and pleasure, my calendar migl ^ call, either by being present or by letter, bght for the lines, the weather having stimulated demand, trees on the twelve at 5 o’clockat the postmastership place and under Mr. Terry’s pro be the means of a nation out < £ Congregational churcl T he Mr. at Camden. Three and most factories are with Hart L. Belfast’s making sturdy pastor, Atchison, made some very in- candidates busy supplemen- management he will soon have one of Woodcock, gifted painte '• a condition seems gressive that fast tending toward a Essex, Mass. At home January sixteenth an< I t ®iah H. chairman of tary orders; but spring business remains quiet, best who has been in eresting remarks in regard to church work.. Hobbs, the orchards in Kennebec county. spending several days Bango ’, race of nervous wrecks and s in some directions fair orders foi dyspeptics,” saj thirtieth from three to five o’clock at e|ectmen; J. Frank Knowlton, although on 481 Mail M r. Charles Johnson from Waterville was left for his at ] „ Mr. Dinsmore. the to the March are All kinds ol Thursday camps Bingham. legislature, and E, E. delivery reported. Miss Alice local in the Odds of to 1 are street, Lewiston, Maine.” Mr. Crockett hai uest of his Thorndyke, operator a few weeks he is to 736,427 hereby offered (i Q g sisters, Mrs. Martha Vose and °minent business man. Al- shoe leather continue to display exceptional Western leave for Nassau, N. P Union office, Dover, left for matches; pay isn’t till that M •. several times been the of Dr. and °f with maintained on aboul Monday where he day tomorrow) guest Mrs Miss Henrietta Nov. only 3,000, Camden has the strength, prices fully a three weeks’ vacation to be will spend the winter,as has been h: s Mr. Johnson, 9th....Miss spent in Belfast, Dinsmore isn’t one of the “great leisui e Stevens and is well known in Maine navinK a first data post office. mil varieties.—Dun’s Review, Nov. 9tb. Camden custom for Command Clair Farra, 11 years from will > and_ Rockland.—Piscataquis Observer. some years.—Bangor News. class.”—Boston Ameiican. old, Knox, ery circles. make her ’i home with Mrs. Almatia Wescott. FOR FALLING HAIR and constructive statesmanship. He has progressive idea does not root. brought the party to defeat. Perhaps he takes in his achievement, con- You Run No When You This pride is a one-man Risk Use scious that |The Progressive party affair. Aside from the vote for Remedy. The aspiring youth that fired the Ephesian polled dome it has an We promise you that, if your hair is falling Mr. Roosevelt himself, made out and ! ave not let it too car. Outlives iu fame the pious fool that rais'd it. you go far. you small showing. It appears to Rex- extremely repair the damage already dune by using But ia the eyes of the world such fame, Some members the Is have eleven of A elected Fun all “S3” Hair Tonic, with persistency and regu- only with its trail of abandoned principles,is a Being larity, for a reasonable length of time. It is as more than ten times Housekeeper melancholy exchange for the universal House, against a scientific, cleansing antiseptic, germicidal as Other third par- ] admiration for a many Republicans. preparation, arid destroys microbes, stimulates man who, after exercis- the ties, without half the pretention, have good circulation around the hair routs, pro- ing highest power in the Republic, done much better than this. There were when use a and #1 motes hair nourishment, removes dandruff achieving great and you things performing sixteen assorted acts to restore hair health. It is as pleasant to great services, retired to private life variously Populists use as and is elected in and as Greenback- ^ pure water, delicately perfumed. commending to the the wisdom of 1896, many It people is a real toilet necessity, the tradition which forbade that he 's in 1878. We want to Rexall “93” Hair Tonic you try should be President.—New In the State legislatures the Progres- with our that it will cost again York promise you nothing Tribune. sive organization cuts a very sorry figure. unless ycu are satislied with its use. perfectly The men who will make the country’s It corns in two sizes, prices 50c. and $100. BIT THE HAND THAT JTED HIM. local and are either Re- Remen.her, you can obtain Rexall Remedies laws, general, The has A house or Democrats. Nowhere do in this comm unity only at our store—The Rex- expieted happened. publicans all Store—City Drug Store, Edmund Wilson divided against itself cannot stand. The the third party men even hold the bal- Prop., 93 Main Street. Republican house was divided by the ance of power. The minority room in Roosevelt secession. The result is the Washington goes to the Republicans, (xienwood triumph of ihe Democratic party in the who saved many more districts than the election of a Democratic did and about as as '• What Other nation, they in 1890, many ’•>* v jf ,.u Papers Say. President and House of clean-cut contest of 1892. — Representatives, they did in the fit and the of The leader of the House will be COLONEL, RESPONSIBLE. probably winning enough minority Legislatures to make the Senate Demo- a Republican, and his party will be "the The colonel himself was responsible cratic. In a word, it appears to be a opposition.” for the failure of all compromise plans. repetition of the clean Democratic sweep Of course the Progressives will claim His dictum that he would The that be the compro- of 1892. Whether the parallel is to be that they are the magnet and all else the u Range mise if there was settled candidate, one, continued remains to be seen. For the filings, and that to them all minority the question. —Boston Herald. first time in the history of the Republi- forces must ultimately be drawn. But Makes Easy" ABLE AND LOVABLE. can party it has lost the State of Maine it is not easy to see how this will come Cooking in a Presidential election. And the party to pass. It will be extremely difficult Mr. Taft has been so able, so broad- has lost State after State hitherto almost for Mr. Roosevelt to keep before the minded, so cheery, so lovable, so single- invariably Republican. Woodrow Wil- American people for the next four years, thoughted in devotion to his duty as he A Glenwood Coal or Gas Range for cooldnflf, and I son receives a large of the without holding a public office from saw it, that the fates must fee! majority I Glenwood Parlor Furnace or Boiler for heating political electoral vote. which to preach. His field for agitation Stove, a sorrow in him to means solid comfort and iaaa fad. relegating private The cause of this revolution? Theo- is also to be much circumscribed life. —Boston Post. likely dore Roosevelt. To use one of his own by the output of progressive ideas of the AN UPRIGHT MAGISTRATE. expressions, he has “bit the hand that Democratic congress; after that body To William Howard Taft, 26th Presi- fed him.” Because he failed to get the has had its fling at new devices destined 4 nomination at “enthrone the it is doubtful dent of the United States, supporters Republican Chicago, which, to people,” he desired and was to if for further efforts in and opponents can afford to unite this vehemently ready any large hunger take on the he led his that direction remains unsatisfied. Mitchell $ morning in a sincere and deserved ex- platform adopted, _i/ Trussell, Belfast followers into revolt and staited a new The weakness of the Rooseveit pression of respect and good will. He party with him as the nominee. The has been its lack of definite and affirma- has been an upright, patriotic magis- party was for tive in the field trate. He has been a good executive. Republican party good enough principles, particularly until it turned down his of national It has been He has given the country an efficient ad- .him candidacy. legislation. Then he turned it with and to the last on the ministration, free from scandal or sus- upon fury reactionary degree tried to rend it. It then became to his tariff. And it was on that issue that TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. land in picion. He has been an exemplar of yet j Sylvester, do.; Belfast. American ideals before the nation.—Bos- inflamed imagination all that was vile the group of senators who have long | Boyce Mitchell, U litv, to E. E Rirg- ^EASTERN STEAAASHTp and villainous. Of its leaders there was called Progressive broke I Co., Bangor; land in Unitv ton Globe. themselves The following transfers in real estate and’Unitv CORPORA! nothing too bad for him to say. In tra- away from the Republican standard. Plantation. N DEMOCRATS SHOULD HAVE DONE BETTER. them he of the the Roose- were recorded in Waldo County Registry B. F. ducing exhausted the dictionary Most “causes” which i Fuller, Searsmont, to Charles M of two For of expletives. velt movement has either come Deeds for the weeks ending Nov. Howes, land in Sale But the joy of Maine Democrats should espoused Liberty; Searsmont BANGOR L1M the or are be moderate. Their victory is due less All this for revenge, the revenge of within domain of State law, 11, 1912. Washington D. Harriman, Prospect ambition. If he could not in of attended to to Percival N. j to their own worthy effort than to the disappointed already process being Ginn, do.; land in Pros- One of control he would the older The elec- Horace Robbins, Searsport to Clarilla the finest resi- folly of their enemies. The two parts destroy. All the politi- by parties. popular ! pect. FARE cal honors he has tion of for and the P. Blake, do.; land and buildings in A. A. REDUCE!! into which the Republican party divided enjoyed—and he has senators, example, Ginn, Prospect, to P. M Ginn dences in received many and some of the federal income tax are in course of Searsport. I do.; land in Belfast—containing gave a large majority of votes over the highest— Prospect. Belfast and Bosh he has received at the hands of this same I uu vue ui a Jacob L. Ames, to W. H. J. Isaac A. Old Democratic party. A vote on the Re- cxuupuun impetus xvepuuucmi Unity, Terrili, Town, to Georg- 12 rooms and a bath. Hot which he has now in ianna publican side considerably larger than in party, sought to throw Congress. Moulton, do.; land Unity. ] Swift, Newton Highlands, Mass down. To the or It as if the 1 land and in on the Democratic sidp a compass destruction, accordingly looks Progres- Lake Land and buildings Northport. STEEL September; Unity Improvement 1 and cold water in six TURBINE STEAMSH £.- if not destruction then the 1 would and blow The of sleeping | _Flsr falling cff of about one-fourth. The greatest pos- sive party dry up away, Co., to W. H. J. Moulton, do.; land in Inhabitants the City of Bel- sible he has at as have the line of third of to Ida M. AND CAMDEN Democratic party of Maine might, to injury, stopped nothing. long parties Unity. fast, Holt, do.; land in Bel- rooms. Excellent closet and He has been false to and has the of course, will on fast. have done better.—Lewiston Sun. friendships past. Much, depend Milton B. Hills, Lincolnville, to Mary I Leave Belfast at 2.00 broken his word. declared that what in the immediate future. M. p Having happens R. Coggins, do.; land in Belfast. Angie Tucker, Malden, Mass, to days, Wednesdays, Thur MAINE’S SIEGE OK POLITICS. because of "the wise custom" that limits in the elections two Marian H. storage accommodations. Fine If, Congressiona years Geo. H. Clark, Searsmont, to Loren Bailey, Belfast; land in Bel- j For Bangor at 7.30 a. n fast. Two years ago Maine had a State a President to two terms he would under from now, the Republicans should make W. Bennett, do.; land in Searsmont and stable connected. For other days, Fridays and Saturl election, followed by the regular session no circumstances be a candidate for or substantial recoveries, the party prestige Appleton. Morrison R. Heal, Camdei-, to Alton I Leave Boston at 5.00 j and Frid, of the Legislature. In 1911 it went accept another nomination, he disregard- would be restored once more, and with the E. New tc Heal, Searsmont; land and iii days, Thursdays Emily Mears, Haven, Ct., buildings to Leave Rockland at 5.1 through the agony of a resubmission ed his pledge ami became a candidate for prospect of victory under the old banner E. Searsmont. particulars apply R. Connor, Belfast; land and build- of steamer from Boston and referendum a third term. He has flouted a tradition- assured, would H. C. Buzzell, to campaign balloting. Prog^essiveism rapidly ings in Belfast. Belfast, William A. days, Fridays a:.d Saturd;. This was followed a session of al that had ccme to have the force fade out. But if the in Clark, land and in by special policy cleavage Repub- Winthrop S. Baker, Troy, to James do.; buildings Belfast. FRED W. POTE, Age* the Legislature. Then came the prima- of law. He turned upon his best friends lican ranks continues unmodified, and W. Luce, do.; land and buildings in Troy. Harry C. Carlton, Boston, lo Abbie E Chas. F. ries of 1912 ai d who could not follow him in this one or two elections roll land Thompson. campaign nominations, strange presidential by, Charles F. Fletcher, Burnham, to Al- Greenlaw, Northport; and buildings in fought as vigorously as was the State path and abused them shamefully. His with the country given to the Demo- fred L. Bowden, do.; land in Burnham. Northport. and unmeasured crats the failure of the C. E. et election campaign which followed. This violent attacks upon the by opposition Walter P. Staples, Camden, to Park- Lane, als., Brooks, to The In- E. H. President of the United States forces to the electorate habitants of DR. BOYINGTH political pyramid was topped off with exceeded coalesce, might er E. land and build- Brooks; land and buildings Dean, Lincolnville; in the national campaign and election, to be anything ever known. i ultimately turn in desperation to the new- ings in Lincolnville. | Brooks. A Cow-Tail Holder : er David EYE followed by a Legislature in a few In all this he has been able to draw broom. This, however, is extremely Rufus C. Ames, Lincolnville, to Ritchie, North Jay, to George SPECIALIST Leroy INVENTED AND PATENTED weeks. Truly Maine has had its share aftpr him a large number of men, hun- | remote. The mass of experience is against H. land in Lincolnville. C. Ward, Frankfort; land in Frankfort. A Ames, Camden; 1HAVEcow-tail holder to hold a cow’s tail of in the tw'O The dreds of thousands of citi- of a one-man and par- George D. and Sarah J. during Twenty-four years exper politics past years. intelligent perpetuity party, Charles W. Coombs, Belfast, to Albea Marden Win- and which milking, has proved satisfactory enables me deserve a rest. we take zens, victin s of the Roosevelt ticularly a party so lacking in definite 1 terport, to Chandler R. Merrill Com- fitting glasses 4 people Suppose strange E. Hutchins, do.; land in Belfast. whenever used. The price is only 25 cents, it and see what the men we have elected obsession, a excuses for existence. pany, do.; lane and in f glasses will help. Consul la; t hynotized by personality, Herbert R. Dyer, Searsport, to Eu- buildings Winter- and they may be had at the stores or of me. deaf to blind to the This is made clear the will do? —Kennebec Journal. facts, prodigious particularly by gene T. land in Sears- port. JOHN PENNEY, Savage, Bangor; I 44 Siuth Main St.. WINTER v,\: : faults of their hero, devotees to hero inverted pyramid aspect of the Progress- West P. Jones, Montville, to Perley 3m38p Thorndike, R. F. D. 3. | port, (two deeds). W. worship, filled with zeal, impervious to ive vote. It is largest at the top. It Abiah B. Grady, Belmont, et als. to i Jaquith, do.; land in Montville. Office Days, Mondays The future of the Republican party, the down fast. It was not in i W. B. r>ason, swallowing most outrageous tapers very Mary C. Colcord, Belfast; land and Jaquith, Montville, to Perley WJ Se con d- h and we believe to be because it still secure, misrepresentations. It is the most as- this way that the Republican party of buildings in Belfast. ! Jaquith, do.; land in Montville. goods of every de- as has scription. Furni- represents, it always represented, of our 1856 the decadent T. E. et. to tonishing political phenomenon displaced Whiggery. Wm. A. and John C. Morrill, j Gushee, Lincolnviile, als., | ture. car- Belmont, 1 bedding, definite and fundamental of That new laid its foundations Abram principles times, and its spirit is perfectly express- party deep to Willard A. Morrill, do.; land in Sears: Sansom, Searsmont; land in pets, stoves, etc In all kindness we feel NOTICE. ed in one of the Roosevelt and in It be- Searsmont. furniture statesmanship. hymns: strong popular support. mont. j Antique I o' that a If called upon to suggest theProgressivo I came as a i W to specialty. you Follow, follow, will follow Roosevelt, recognized vigorous opposi- C. E. Libby, Burnham, to Bateman Emery Cunningham, Swanville, j have contains within itself the seeds tion in before it Edward L. anything Guaranteeu wora in Chi' party Anywhere, everywhere, 1 will follow on. Congress successfully Mfg. Co., Grenloch, N. J.; lar.d in Burn- Cunningham, do.; land and I sell drop me to its own 1 That will lead destruction, Follow, follow, I will follow Roosevelt, grappled with the electoral ticket. And ham. I buildings in Swanville. posta card and you will receive a prompt call. inp, Shampooing and Facie! of men who have he leads me on. WALTER H„ because it is made up Anywhere 1 will follow no one man created it ; F. A. to Sarah E. cOOMBS, Republicanism: E. Burnham, to Bate- Doly, Montville, Corner Cross and Federal t>tr full line of all kinds of He * aims. It is had Harry Kinney, ts, Belfast, essentially opposite political And to what end? Rule or ruin. If principles enough to summon into man N. in Perry, do.; land in Montville. who desire that Mfg. Co.; Grenloch, J.;land parlors over Shiro’s Store f eomposerfof consumers he could not be elected himself, he would service the men whose names are today Burnham. i Sarah E. Perry, Montville, to Charles the high cost of shall be reduced its F. living cause the defeat of the Republican party. peculiar pride. —Boston Herald. Ida M. Warren, to Grace Perry, do.; land in Montville. 23tf MISS E\ and that the of the of Vinalbaven, For prices products He has accomplished that. He has wreak- E. land and Addie W. Adams, et. als., Bangor, to Sale the farm shall be lessened, and of Cole,. Hampden Highlands; Aldnzo pro- ed revenge. But he has not won a third buildings in Winterport. K. Rollins, do.; land in Islesboro. The Frank Blodgett house on Cedar street; ducers who are anxious that prices of PORTO RICO’S NEW WONDER. 9 rooms and stable and two hen William Lincoln term. What Washington would not have William Toles, to Viva M. j (three deeds.) attic; houses; not be lessened and who Thorndike, 5-16 acre. of products shall and could not can- i Alvah C. (ot about Enquire Grant have, Roosevelt From far away Porto Rico come of a land and in Thorn- Treat, Stockton Springs, to Taft reports Gordon, do.; buildings JOHN R. DUNTON or Ex-Veterinary lor voted against President yesterday not get. The has defeated the 1 William land liih-pe* country wonderful new discovery that is believed will dike. Klapatawisk, Prospect; 34tf RALPH I. MORSE. because his theory of reciprocity would third term and defeated it for and in Industry If. S. Heparin « aspiration, UUHll l, YY \_/. X j buildings Prospect. have as believed, with vastly benefit the people. Ramon T. Marchan, iVlUIJJIlJ, ocaioj.ui interfered, they all time, it is to be hoped. Noris that all. land in which are of writes "Dr. New Dis- Hamilton, Minneapolis, Minn.; VETERINAli the good prices they receiving The country has rejected the strange Barceloneta, King’s A made j Searsport. for their products. party up new doctrines of the new covery is doing splendid work here. It cured movement, Hattie C. Brewster, Belfast, to Sarah TREATS ALL DISEASE thus, of men differing so essentially, subversive of our institutions and involv- i me about five times of terrible coughs and Dr. W. C. LIBBEl J. Nichols, Belmcnt; land in Belmont. Piano for Sale riiann: cannot be a permanent one. —Portland Hospital, ing personal government and one-man colds, also my brother of a severe cold in his B. Toothaker, to Geo. Benj. Belfast, I A square piano is offered for sale, cheap, Sl’EIIsG STREET, Evening Express. rule. Even at a cost of a Democratic chest and more than 20 who used it on land in Belmont. others, F. Marriner, Belmont; DENTiST, H > e> it is worth the The coun- Appiy at okpital WAS IT WORTH WHILE. triumph price. my advice. We hope this great medicine will Carrie M. Carter, Belfast, to Mamie E. j try is safe from that at and No. II High Street, Beltast V MAIN BELFAST. MAINE Phones—Hospital 59-13. More in sorrow than in anger, more danger least, yet be sold in every drug store in Porto Rico." McNally, Unity; land and buildings in STREET, after the experience that is coming to it, with a of than of con- For throat and troubles it has no A Belfast. feeling sympathy it will have recovered its balance four lung equal. we would like to ask the S. Shuman, to Ber- demnation, hence. trial will convince you of its merit. fiOc and Elijah Belfast, of the whether years telle land and build- leaders progressive party $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed all Wade, Lineolnville; President Taft has made a good Presi- by in they are entirely satisfied with their ings Belfast. dent, able, sane druggists. work which culminated yesterday in the prudent, sagacious, safe, James A. Robinson, Bangor, to Ed- and progressive. He deserved better at wreck of the Republican party and the ward R. Adams, do.; land in Islesboro. the hands of his He is the CURING THE CAT. defeat of William H. Taft. countrymen. Maude E. Barker, Belfast, to Henry victim of He has Mr. Roosevelt and his followers began misrepresentation. Savage! Bragdon, York Village, et als.; been horribly traduced and belied. No That ever, a cat may sud- on the assumption that they could con- experience land in Belfast. other public man of modern times has den reformation is proved by the vince the voters of this country, in times experi- Henry Savage Bragdon, York Village, YEAR’S SUBSCRIPTION-* suffered such treatment. Posterity will ment thus reported Mrs. of prosperity, that a nation was being by Gray: to Nathan F. Houston, Belfast; land and do him justice and place him in the list I had been missing young badly treated, that there was a great chickens, buildings in Belfast. j of best Presidents.—Portland Press. one or two at a from the brood we j+A tack of justice, that the rights of man time, Frank A. Bartlett, Unity, to Willis were raising in the back yard. At last I land in were being invaded, that the rights of Giles, do.; Unity. 2 =TO THE- our S In Memoriam Gov. Hill. discovered that neighbor’s cat was women were nil, that generally the coun- Heirs of Martha Tozier, Thorndike, to the thief. He was a black fellow try was on the verge of damnation and big Sam. Barron, Waterville; land in Thorn- t._1*. ...-3 T _ A bronze tablet presented by the citi- with a yellow stripe round his neck, and dike. zens of Eliot is to be erected on a I did not want to cause his death, but I were the persons who could save it large Frank A. Bradstreet, Palermo, to only did desire much to effect his refor- from boulder at the Hill homestead in that very Amelia M. Bradstreet, do.; land and perdition. the mation. York in Farmer town, Palermo. New Tribune fn the campaign which they have con- bearing following inscription: buildings This Tablet I watched him until I found out the j York ducted very hard blows have been given Henry Savage Bragdon, Village, | Is Erected time he the cross and taken. Mr. Roosevelt has entirely by usually slipped through et als., to Maude E. Barker, Belfast; fence and came over for his of hi3 visiting list. He has broken His Grateful Townsmen supper land in Belfast. changed to Commemorate chicken. Then I a AND YOUR HOME PAPER all his friendships of a life- the spring brought large Ellen A. Wright, Bangor, and James FAVORITE practically cannon firecracker and sat down an and he has failed in his ambition to Birthplace by S. Haley, Montpelier, Vt., to Michael H. j UiEM, | of upstairs window that overlooked the N. land in have a third term as President. He has Haley, Rochester, Y., Frank- John Freemont Hill chicken yard to wait for him. c'tmsed numerous of his newer friends to fort. Born October 1855 Directly he appeared, cautiously look- their private fortunes like water, 19, Louise M. Peavey, Monroe, to John A. spend Died March 1912. ing to the right and left waving his tail land and and he has created a feeling of distrust 16, Clements, do.; buildings in Mon- ! in He out his Journa' in the minds of • Governor of Maine anticipation. picked prey roe. I^The institutions of American and crouched. I Republican 1901-1905. lighted the fuse of the Sarah F. to a number of persons. Birmingham, ’Frankfort, large Sixth in D< cracker and held it as as it was fortunately, that large number of scent from Samuel Hill long Alfred L. Campbell, Winterport; land But, safe. Just as he was to I small of the Who settled there in 3686 ready spring and in Frankfort. persons is a very minority it to the buildings of the United States. pitched ground. James H. Wentworth, Waldo, to W. FOR total citizenship It struck not a foot behind him and ex- ONLY $2.25. still stands, the govern- R. Howard, Williamstown, Mass.; land The constitution as it j ploded struck. I and it is to be that NOT ONLY IN and buildings in Waldo. ment still lives, hoped BELFAST That cat went into the air almost two Caro E. to Theo- __ the course of prosperity will continue. Babbidge, Islesboro, t ! feet, with a blood-curdling squall, and dore Was it worth while? Out of the wreck- Frothingham, Philadelphia, Pa.; Similar Cases Occur Daily in This alighted running. It never came back. land and in Islesboro. of the Republican party the pro- Vicinity. buildings age It lives to a good old age in the house Charles A. New to patty cannot be built up. It is Not only here in Belfast but in our neigh- Peabody, York, The Tribune Farmer gressive next door, but it never came into my Anita L. land and build- 9 not founded on strong underlying prin- towns, the same is heard. Peabody, do.; f boring good story yard again, and 1 do not believe a Those who have supported it are plate ings in Islesboro. ciples. An encouraging instance from Rockland is of cream would have it six w Is a illustrated national no tempted John P. to Jason W. thoroughly practical, helpful, up-to-date for the most part men of deeply Bragg, Islesboro, given here, and will be read by us with great inches beyond the fence.—Youth’s Com- and grounded views. But the Grand Old Ladd, do.; land buildings in Isles- 9 weekly. Special pages for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, etc., and most Roosevelt lies interest. boro. Party which honored Mr. reliable market and the Mrs. L. C. Rollins, 602 Main St., Rockland, Abbie T. Hisler. Palermo, to Andrew reports. prostrate in the dust Democracy GRANDMA CRIE’S 83d BIRTHDAY. 9 of the Me., says: “In December, 1S03, I was taken C. Windsor; land in Palermo. has come into control government. Halpen, 9 Dr. C. D. Smead, the best known'veterinary surgeon in York Herald. sick and was confined to bed Louis to A. J. D. W as it worth while?-New my until May, Starr, Philadelphia, Wednesday evening, Oet. 30th was the land 9 America, writes for The Tribune 1904. I doctored all the but was Paul, Radnor, Pa.; and buildings in regularly Faimer, thoroughly ROOSEVELT’S REVENGE. time, when I 83d anniversary of Grandma Crie’s birth- able to about I found that Islesboro. the care and of all domestic the get my kidneys day, the people of Criehaven from East- 9 covering breeding, feeding animals, Governor Wilson wins Presidency Ethel Harding, Atlantic, Mass.; to Al- were in terrible shape. My back ached severe- ern End to Sunset Point united in w the division of his natural oppo- giving bert G. land in and his articles meet the needs of every farm- through her a Woodman, Northport; practical working enthusiasm or ly and it often felt as if it were breaking. My genuine birthday surprise party. nents He did not inspire Northport. 9 er and interests every man or woman in or a than mother had used Doan's Pills with Sitting in her favorite arm chair she had city town who owns himself a stronger candidate Kidney the Charles C. Swasey, Jr., show no of until there came Newburyport, He owes his victory not to best of results and on her advice I tried them thought company to J. J. Clement, land w horse or cow. Mr. Bryan. a knock on the Mass., Montville; in himself or front door and her daugh- superior public confidence getting my supply at Hill’s Drug Store. The and buildings in Montville. to Mr. Roosevelt’s ter, Mrs. Rhodes, ushered in the guests The subscription price of The Tribune is $1.00. the Democracy, but first few doses helped me and it seemed as if a Herbert L. Littlefield, Boston, to Anna Farmerjalone | to the number of 24, who came to wish to wreck the Republican party the M. Larrabee, Winterport; land and build- desire heavy load had been removed from my back. I her all the and blessings possi- Z JW* To new subscribers and all old subscribers who will instant he could not rule it. Inspired by happiness ings in Winterport. pay I continued using Doan’s Kidney Pills and was ble, and to bring her gifts to attest their ambition and personal am- Lucius H. Jackson, Jr.,Waldo, to Sel- and one year in advance we over-weening restored to health. I feel love and Besides Z up arrearages make this liberal offer f turned against the good certain that if respect. gifts they den A. land and build- mosity, Mr. Roosevelt brought a treat of nuts and lem- Flanders, Belfast; had him the highest I had used this remedy sooner I would have candy, in Belfast. party which given onade and two cakes. A ings which he had obtain- been spared a great deal of suffering.” (State- large birthday S. Palmer, et al., honors and through profusion of beautiful flowers, Benj. Newton, • The one marvellous hold on the popular ment given November 14,1904.) garden Mass., to Effie P. Clinkenbroomer, New Tribune Farmer, year, ed his untouched by frost, were to $1.00 leaders and policies A brought land and in { Its SECOND imagination. ENDORSEMENT. the occasion. A bunch of York; buildings Islesboro, and which he grace rasp- were the leaders policies Several years later Mrs. Rollins was inter- and (3 deeds.) The one and he stood berry twigs bearing blossoms, green A. et 2 Republican Journal, year, 2.00 had long commended, ready viewed and she said: *T still think that there Hugh Potter, als., Winterport. it if he could. ripened fruit, was among the offerings. to take a nomination from to Leslie L. Downes, do.; land and build, from its is no other kidney remedy as effective as Doan’s Post cards and gifts from friends and when it declined to depart ngs in Winterport. But Pills. Time has not altered relatives from Seattle on the Pacific to to to represen- Kidney my high Abbie W. Merrill, Dixfield, et to Both historic traditions loyalty Castine on the Atlantic were received als., for $2.25. under fixed constitu- o pinion of this preparation and I recommend by W. T. C. Runnells, land and tative government Grandma. The school children recited Searsport; an it whenever I have an I am in tional guarantees and independent ju- opportunity. only about buildings Searsport. | poems the young radical and revolu- too to let others know how effective “Grandma,” peo- Albert W. Boardman, to diciary and take up willing and it was a most Thorndike, which he had opposed ple sang, altogether Lovinia E. Detroit; land in Thorn- tionary doctrines Doan’s Kidney Pills are.” enjoyable occasion, and Grandma’s heart Gray, 4 it until he saw in them a suit- dike. along with For sale by all dealers. Price E0 cents. Fob- is full of thankfulness for such a demon- Arlo C. Twitchell, to able instrument of personal aggrandize- ter-Milburn N. sole for stration Burnham, Georgie to Co., Buffalo, Y., agents of love and good will. in ment, he devoted his energies tearing A. Small, do.; land Burnham. Lincoln. Se- the United States. Journal Pub. Me. down the structure built by For earache, toothache, pains, burns, scalds, Nicolai Paulsen, Boston, to Hazel Republican Co., Belfast, Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no and McKinley sore land in ward, Grant, Garfield throat, try Dr. Thomas’ Eclectic Oil, a Adams, Unity; Unity. I j ■which has ever been the home oj liberty other, splendid remedy for emergencies. J. C. Durham, Belfast,et als., to J. F. ucmccii muc Cl SIB auu Ulttl nUU* di oouin great occasion always he -- •z Annual meeting calls, hailed an 1 like meklene went I naie i gry bear of the north, Russia. Persia The night etan peered ehy; verily on the stage and sang the ^ heightened, regardless of his physics I ! The wind*, ke unladed from the north, m Montville. had started needed reforms. piece with grand effect, and were en- Russia frailties of these later with Bespoke the winters gathering wrath; ■| years, all th< valley low cored to the echo. two didn't want them. That was her pretext mirthful and When wooded hill and Responding, jocose of Would soon w»th drifting snow. The Journal: The prompting hi be white more old time members of Prof. Abdon of for one of her many high-handed acts the mow; Editor younger days, with which he was so The herds would masticate T° Oct. 26th hap bow Keen’s singing school went up and 0f the week ending for which Bhe merits the execration of I endowed. A frail The husbandman would gladly sang Tt|; pily body: a sway, it I**1 in the the world. strong Unto the andiron's burning with them. Indeed, did not the old !. very rainy; fact, optimistic, morally And smoke in his pip® of clay. controled, patriotic peace times come back on that «>f and and China was nre glad wing of ’r‘ s0 cold windy wet, next considered, as a vast home-loving, Who does not love the genial triend-cherishing, human That mocks the rampant ire. the Dale had their a winter’s song? of empire suddenly blossomed into Re- refined and roars *e,ttiert"pukes ity-kindly-wishing, and gracioui And on the.hearth sputters Had the Knight Bannert been there. tt** to shout to the in the soars. U up public Orient, extending hands to spirit-these were his Defiance to the wind that He’d heard one tenor the air. puckered marks; and foi insooth split should “we her Who does not musing there, as he appear, greet Sister Republic in the Occident. them his memory will his One moment I to u>c“l:!\a.0ona' stand, in perpetuo Recall the songs that cheered youth, lingered, pay my Cb|f •• gut Saturday night of Chinese students in America had hasten- their charms s0 among the priceless treasures of th( And live again within glad homage, my modest annual tribute, Their fond embrace in magic arms? told another story, and the ed the matter, seemingly prematurely; Dale. to the Dale of ; That eve we sat on father's knee incomparable natural was held on that but the was I tkc5a“n‘ | meeting hope expressed that, though would cease to speak, but the heart And heard him pipe out cheerily grace. One appeal I make to the bright Be it and difficulties and In cadence, high and low, night. known, hardships are inevitable, forbids. I stand in the but varying young people there. as we Saturday hush; the Singing, “Blow ye the trumpet, bbw;” Young were, I s>l that to date the Chief has the will be well dumb ^r, i. Flowery Kingdom yet prompting is for yet another salutation Ana mother’s lullabies made young who love to rehearse the treasures : touch with the weath- and The hum. reBlH,': go in governed, will make great progress from his brave and spinning-wheel's persistent of its memories of years gone It iB tenacious hold of a The rattle of the loom, by. weather conditions can under jarring that Democratic rule. The Chief read known to us who The vocation to the gloom; the appeal that cherish and 11 recognition linger or day’s they guard « the an way, in meet requirement. interesting letter lately received from this grain of sand moistened Of evening twilight giving in most sacred honor the and by the teai When at close of simple pure f worked into Belfast his eyelids droop day; friend, the beautiful young China- forbidden—for a salutation virtues of life, so simple and well known such as he Of the various old-time singers honor- land and thence out M. R. now back in that I need id by man, Kevay, Pekin, last gave me, when sleeplessly he hac not rehearse them; virtues of ed by mention in the canto, that nature with SATISFY THE WEARER ;Ue in a sea mud, and China, engaged in the public service, waited with me the her inexorable laws through last long One rustic his bones, gifted tapped bolds in most holy trust, laying her aw- o'clock, evening, sharp, though having met with a painful ex- the of the of And of John Paul Jones. NEW. UP-TO-DATE night coming King Terrors wildly sang ful ban on those who break set- MODELS TO FIT THE LATEST the clouds haze was in his brain; them, out of final- on in and in the a Poetic STYLES OF LEATHER SHOES perience landing Shanghai, through light of sun he ting her seal of nameless loveliness on new-rising And fervor high was in the grain; ,,ck p. m., and at three some of officers in the waved a the forms and FRESH. NEW RUBBER AND THE BEST OF misconception feebly uplifted hand, and forced Each nerve and fibre caught the thrill faces, manners of those | MATERIALS to show silver Mr. came his soul to fill. who adhere to them. In true and AND WORKMANSHIP l | began Republican army. Kevay out through the bars of death a that That vibrant seemed worthy smile, Quavered his voice like bugle horn; memories the cherished dead of the Dale IN SHORT. YOU GET nief knew that things of it pure gold. must have been the FULL VALUE FOR THE PRICE j begotten of angel His thin locks shook like silk of corn are held, in imitation of whose virtues YOU PAY way. Between five and The late Italio-Turkish war next had On stalk zephyrs tossed; the j peace and joy. f. f. p. spindled by living will make it twice lovely and and, red face of old Sol mention. the of Lo in his song-tide was he lost. blessed. WE HAVE SUGGESTED BEFORE THAT IT IS POOR By treaty peace just Dale Meeting, South Oct. | Hairbrain. Montville, old was Nov. ECONOMY TO D&LAY THE PURCHASE OF Hog Hill in Liberty, concluded, that Turkey might give un- Another mystic singer depicted 4, 1912. RUBBERS ! AT THIS SEASON. WE VENTURE TO AGAIN REMIND old Dale Chief divided attention to a night, grave situation YOU THAT AN INVESTMENT IN MALDEN RUBBERS Grim sat he the hearth, THANKSGIVING DAY NOVEMBER 28th. nieetin’?” Ten nearer had exclusive As he sat down he received a yisaged by FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL BE THE MOST vreat home, Italy gained reminder Whose fought the wrath SENSIBLE blazing maple AND PROFITABLE OF THE YEAR dominion over a tract that he was not to be *y great round, red face large of North going let off with- Of winter in his ghostly rage AonmuiuiN, iNovemuer rresident About the rustic heritage. Taft issued Africa that would add to her strength out giving some account of his summer the time-honored Thanks- His drilling pantaloons bagged out MFRS. AGENTS \ giving proclamation on imast of Hatchet as one of the six powers of in other lands. That feature of Around his shoes of oxhide today, calling spur Europe. the stout; the nation to ! neat give thanks Nov. 28th for A. H. BERRY ■. He His faded frock, patched, withal, SHOE me. Inville, and said, “Good strongly expressd the hope that meeting having been assigned to the past CO., PORTLAND, like a lamb’s on a wall, blessings. He departed from the had Hung pelt Chief, I’ll light a host Bulgaria, Servia. Greece and Monte- Banneret, wholly passed out of the About his withered rocky form, usual text in a paragraph which speci- ! Red how ..lie aged and old folks negro would crush Turkey, and, by alli- mind of the Chief, but Mrs. John Suke- The po’-tent of the lowering storm, strong and steadfast the people ! wreck and cover all FRED TIMM. forth That soon would were in the “conservation of the heri- Male Meetin’, and they ance or federation, found a seventh challenged him to tell what he and Beneath oblivion’s shroud pall, tage of self-government bequeathed to in that would a saw in that most But when his burst into blaze, 11;r.' for ye now.” When power Europe put stop Europe interested him. song us by the wisdom of our and His took a wilder^d haze. fathers,” vehicle at to the atrocities that the six Well he himself visage their firm resolve “to transmit the Grange powers thereupon got quickly The fire without, the fire within that heri- so tage AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA \ ille, the first man he have winked at long. together, and his ardent mind took wing; Flashed up and blazed as if akin, unimpaired.” The shimmering coals and vibrant strain The proclamation says, in part: George Randall of Car- He regretted the instability of the but it flew over the great blue ocean and Defiance bade to frost and rain; “A God-fearing nation, like ours, owes * of D. P. anteroom, and he rush- government Mexico, and expressed through the great blue Mediterranean And ages snows melted from sight it to its inborn and sincere sense of PALMER’S Before the of ■ fear that the and thawing gusts night. moral to urge and told him he United States would have sea, then back over the stormy duty testify its devout grati- ‘Neath shaggy brows flashed out his eyes, sooner or deal North tude to the All Giver for the countless ■anger than before in later to with the situation Atlantic before it once perched on Like stars out of storm-clearing skies. benefits it has enjoyed. For many years didn’t there, though having tasks at a mountain peak, or a cathedral dome or George evidently enough War songs had a place in the canto: it has been customary at the close of Mr. in home. a castle tower on land. but on his the for know, Editor, My, “My young life heard the note of war year the national executive to call his Goods Store isn’t he a That echoed from the hills afar; upon to offer campaign years it wont He asked: Did you ever know of such say so, sailor? Through storm fellow-countrymen When might and hate and fury blent. praise and thanks to God for the mani- Furnishing and calm for 27 1-2 a ; you hear. Its too a as that we are now days, he was on deck And shook the firmament. |•9 Its ,'not too bad, and not too political campaign very fold blessings vouchsafed to them in the good, human for it’s in? Do want to drilling Italians, Columbia trembled at her fate, A But I do like to see men 'dress as credulity, you see another such as Austrians, Hungarians past and to unite in the earnest sup- they should' Four weary years in doubt to wait. nee some of it must be this? Do the American want and even Scotchmen in preparation for for their continuance. people to The turning of the crimson tide pliance wars in and in on “The year now to a close has Thev can do it if their ■ Dukes as a rule don’t let the each to progress prospect. With peace and victory her side. drawing they buy Furnishing political bias, disposition Verily been And as those years moved slow along. notably favorable to our fortunate ,,ar The see his faction win or defeat the age of peace has not yet dawned. party. Earl, another, O’er hills and dales was heard the land. At within and free Goods, Hats, Caps, Neckwear, (Inter- The song peace without, l£ Hosiery r-d hugely pleased at be- lead to another great industrial crisis best proof that he is a sailor, not to Of patriotic youths aglow, from the and perturbations calamity woven or Lamson Pondering their country’s weal and woe. that Everwerr), & Hubbard Hats ■ur.g in !ooks. The Chief most likely to culminate not more than say soldier, is that he was the first man have afflicted other peoples; rich im At summer noon, in winter night, in to to the harvests so abundant and industries » r rl right into the hall two years hence, in contrast with the respond gong for his three On rolling hills, in fair moonlight and Caps, Hathaway, Earl & Wilson Shirts and so productive that the overflow of our sang, "The Union forever, hurrah ist formality, and there, magnificent hum of industries today? daily meals, the first to sleep and first to They has boys, hurrah, prosperity advantaged the whole Collars, Yale Union Suits—I am agent'for these r: the of Maine rise. of course, had to tell a fish £ of the assurance of In State he called atten- He, big Down with the traitor, and up with the star/ world, strong in the steadfast conserva- whale tion of the and are not to be found elsewhere in ■ ■on an hour before, was tion to those wise men two years ago story—no story, for he told the And kindred songs. Then Sunday- heritage of self-government goods they school bequeathed to us by the wisdom of our ... : to the limit of its seat- wno were 10 nna a Detier tnan meeting whales are not but songs: the line of Hats and going way fishes; they fathers and firm in the resolve to trans- £ city—Nice Caps foonestle Fair from horizon the Chief at once set Prohibition to regulate the accursed wcic in ocnuuis, iur a wiioie scnuui uj. troopers gold, mit that As when Elisha’s vision rolled heritage unimpaired, but rather sale of old he lightfui task of shaking alcoholic liquor, and asked if, them, ones, he said—dull scholars O’er Dorthan’s top, and spake her cheer improved by good use, to our children £ DWIGHT P. PALMER, Masonic Temple man and our children’s for all time Among those present with the power they had,they had shown —came down alongside of the returning To the young quaking with fear, children, I Then led the Syrian to his fate to come, the people of this country have the He was the ship to show how much or little they A *£> *a< V *a« V »A« *a« *a« <&• disposition. glad heople Within old Shechem’s iron gate. abounding cause for contented grati- 1.. F. Sukeforth, Mrs. have thus soon repudiated them. knew. All of that, and of the way he "Call the children early, mother, tude.” There’s a light in the window for thee, M. A. Conner, Minerva He referred with pride and feeling got down to an answer of Mrs. Suke- ■ brother, A. Dinslow, Pittsfield Personals. Georgia once more to the beauties of the Dale of forth’s and owned that the And all the rest in the "Golden M F.sancv. Mrs. Sarah question Chain,” the that he that most interested him in Young voices dinned, like summer rain. Howes, Olive Ran- Georges, declaring nothing sight Europe Arnold of was in town old in Dodge Troy has ever written or in was the snow-crowned as One fellow the social meetings ., Mrs. Effie E. Went- spoken its praise eternally Alps, Wednesday. is recalled thus: Ariams, Helen A. Colby, will be retracted as a result of land- at one view a wilderness of any appeared Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Seekins Cunningham, Liberty, ■When prayers with fervor higher ran, spent scape he has seen in comparison any- peaks where raged relentless winter, with relatives in Helen M. Adams, E. S. His goggled eyes would eager scan Sunday Troy. where in the world. That statement even under the of clear sun- The of the book ■istman, Alfreds East- splendor pages hymn through; Mrs. Bert Chandler and Mrs. M. G. where line Then as an earthquake shakes anew in, Hervey Jackson, brought down the house. shine, below the snow appear- of Burnham were in Waterville The ground it's traversed much before, McGray Laurence Robie ed the of summer in for the Adver- Oxton, He called attention, however, to the green unspeakable He’d break forth in terrific roar, day Monday. —Pittsfield *1 Jackson, Hervey Jack- "Hear the Christian tiser. fact that as compared with European loveliness. For the telling of that alone, pilgrim sing.” Elnora Harriman, And all the house would soon take he wing, K. people, our people have not learned the passed in utter silence and seeming As in the Jl. Cram, C. M. Pentecostal way, Health Talks. A dims, Everett Morse, science and art of living in robust health, forgetfulness the panoramic array of Second to naught but judgment day. : Clarence Maddocks, round faces and rosy cheeks; and urged his land touring. Funchal Madeira, Gib- Then the poet made a final appeal, thus: By A. Oxton, Hattie E. Now heaven me zest to tell that our splendid air in outdoor life, pure ralter and the African coast, the Medii give Howes, (baby), Ruth In fitting strain the magic spell [Be water and to terranean the We must trace sickness back to its E. Cunningham, Edna simple living be directed Spanish coast, including That came by note and measured rule source. We Sukeforth, Arthur A. better account in that particular. little port of Palos, out of which Colum- In Abden’s winter singing school: must ask the question, For if that task be “Whence comes sickness?” .1 Esancy, Edwin C. He then with and bus sailed with his fleet of three little fully done, my deep feeling, with I The laurel for brow is won. Howler, Searsmont, Me., my My practice as a physician showed that emotion at times almost his caravels to find a western to reach When weekly singing night came round, Austin choking way | nine-tenths of human Wentworth, i Each member in his was sickness, from infancy the ancient but found a new place found, ■ onslow. A. words, the tribute to the coast, they V. Martin, paid following Some well matured, some young and gay, to old age, comes from stomach or bowels K. A. C. I’, Ramsay, memory of his cousin, the late Charles world—Genoa, Naples, Pompeii, Rome, Filled the red schoolhouse an, array being out of order. irr y, W. E. Prescott, As promising as e’er was known, F. Conner, the Grand Duke of the Dale old and in ruins, in the arms of great tired nervous de- I A. John Proud as a king upon a throne. Headaches, feeling, Eastman, Q. modern New Rome and j JcClure, Pease, organization. St. Peters be- Each desk a pair, with light and book, pression, weakness, spots before the eyes, |.y Mary Its bad ■ compliment becoming took, dizzi- ■rnice I’rescott, Dono- F. side the Yellow Tiber; Florence, Pisa, breath, sleeplessness, irritability, CHARLES CONNER. While Master Abden at the desk W. E. F. F. | ness and many other signs of sickness Prescott, Milan, Zurich, Lucerne, Bern, Basle, j The pointer wielded at the risk stop i would attempt to speak; but I am in if you treat the stomach and bowels Strausberg, a hundred miles on the Of punching out his own bright eyes, right the ancient the presence of a silence that I dread to He wielded it with such surprise and get them into working order. | business, Rhine with its vineyards, and castles, am a And startled movement, so alert, Look first to the stomach tary, B. F. break, and confronted by mystery and bowels. Marquis Cologne, Amstersdam. The j None dared to whisper, none to flirt, as old as is the human The Hague, Get them and health will I ■’ ord of the last an- race. heart i Now flew he to the board and wrote- working right Rotterdam, Brussels, Waterloo, Paris, be for be With chalk the proper chord and note, yours. .il vas promptly de- struggles expression, though lips j Warwick, Now whirled and briskly the seat, known as Dr. True’s sealed and be dumb. The earth- London, Oxford, Stratford, tapped My prescription, I P always is: the Chief tongue And made us the tune Birmingham, Chester, Liverpool, Edin- sing complete. Elixir, has done wonders for sick people, ire of our Grand Duke are Full many a maiden sang the air, I in accord. ly lips gracious because it is one perfect and of these went foi others fair the remedy that you can forever and his will burg Glasgow—all Equally many I "ve a great sigh and sealed, tongue speak out the alto sweet on to set in the naught in comparison with those hoary Sang and low, rely things right stomach I an election. He had no more to ears of sense. And one lad sang the alto too, and bowels. another he old Alps. Had he got dig, Because his voice not then could grace I : dd years and was too Left us and yet with us; his spirit is to Costs 35c, 50c and $1.00 and is sold hour on one The full tone at bass. by might have talked an any deep, singing all I t again, but too this presence that of the just made per- That was the part of full-grown men: druggists, big or little, everywhere. proud or but city, cathedral, palace castle; as a ■ it well and then are honest. ■ asked in turn George fect by that mystery of refinement They sang enough, Druggists, rule, very They after he made such a time over anc Some sang the tenor loud and clear: do not try to substitute something else for I Knowles, Charles S. which it is our common wont to call by It out in ear; under the Mrs. S. was too wise t< rings yet memory’s Dr. True’s because Alps, one Elixir, they know its und all of the the unwelcome name of Death. To the Proudest of all, gallant earl I Adams, value. press any more questions. She coulc Sang it with grace and with a swirl Many druggists use it for their own were Dale and to its the annual I ithey candidates Clan, Chief, And of the slurring note: families, fnr rhilrlrpn nr crmwn nonnlu have gone to Europe and back while he eddy office. All said “no.” meeting will never again be what it has At times his voice leaped from his throat, was did that »V'S VMI S'.H -V .- -i a* .« ta/Wd #*V« » SB &.*4 T.e telling it. He say Holy And bounded out in open air it, but concluded to been for a score of in a STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION ap- years, though rood the home of ol Like a tiger bounding from his lair. Palace, Mary Queen OF THE on nominations as sense it become belter and more in- Endwise stood out his waving locks: may in as he was showr of Scotts Edinburg, Ticked Abden’s stick liketicking clocks. ■ f as his could spiring because of the beautified of PRESTON’S judgment spirit through it, broke him up, and made As cried he, “swell, swell that is good,” Stockton Trust What candor! He its Grand whose life has become a wasn’t it a brood? Springs Company j ap- Duke, child of him his Well, singing | again. Retracing steps & Transient Stable “i'lau, 1J. x iUJUVYICD star of in the serene heavens. But one lone no Livery, Boarding holy light somewhat he allowed that the Scotch are bird, night-hawk, owl, Stockton Jrt ^ Perched in the corner with a Springs, Karl Randall declined A of scowl, ff Is situated or. V ?sl:in<:tc r. sheet eft ^ ?iu sheet. I l?\t ard IK. fair-faced, bright, blue-eyed boy and show an just single free talkers easy familiarity Voiced not a note unto the tune, AUGUST 27. 1912. Kief said he he mirthful mark our childhood knew. He double hitches, buckboards, etc. Careful drivers if desired. Your patron- thought with that the are Indeed, how could he grant the boon Americans; English H. R. ij ■ hia unto tue Hichborn, President, ament and went with us to school within the Dale. Of proud tongue song. » age is solicited. Telephones-stable 235-2, house 61-13. Iy28 promptly ap- kind and but are behind us ir Chas. N. Vice President. «p> hospitable Trained to the note of war so long? Taylor, Adams instead. With us he the and the i W. G. PRESTON, They ranged grove industrial science, while the Germans His sword in scabbard at his side, Frank S. Benson, Treasurer, lg Proprietor. *£ Albert M. reported F. F. meadow, and swam and rowed and fished His steed hitched to a post outside, Ames, Secretary. Phillips are ahead of us in that particular; thal *& fUn otvonm* Via VI1 n Ail ITT Vi lln tL a miiwiia His cloak down Directors—H. R. Hichborn, H. L. A &&&+&*&*&*£?■*&**&*&»&»&$*&*& ■ C. S. Adams for Vice military sloped Hopkins, the Dutch and are round anei From neck of tan and locks of brown. M. Ames, S. B. ] boys girls Merrithew, Byron Boyd, Ralph Knowles for games of pomp and and circum- Pointed mustache and goatee too, Morse, Joseph Williamson, Chas. N. Secretary, pride and merry; that the French are off- Taylor, 'm rosy Pointed his nose 'neath of A. E. H. A. H. W. 1 Randall for Treasurer. stance of peace and war. He coasted eyes blue, Trites, Mulligan, Cushman, hand and that the Germans He sat and with a stare Everett H. G. Hichborn. v 1 breezy; pointed Staples, chief heard name re- the road adown our hills of winter his glare. know Where the Earl’s voice had split the air. Executive Board—H. R. H. L. wont allow that they any language Hichborn, .910 lor -ent he He skated the surface of the Albert M. S. B. T 1857 LET YOUR CROPS DECIDE again whistled, meadow, i that the The set in Hopkins, Ames, Merrithew, but their own; Swiss are brighl song-tide usually W. Cushman. to the flowed and frozen to the sheen of With cadence low and accent thin, Henry g forgot put ques- youth- and and skilled in all hand! U will tell you to use E. FRANK COE FERTILIZERS. Manufactured " hospitable “Father, whate’er of earthly bliss” Organized December 27, 1906. They K'incc- and of the ful delights. Thus and thence to man- adoption and that the Italians are true None could its flowing rhythm miss. in the Best Factory in the Country at Belfast, Maine. ( 1 craft; I Equipped Charles Howes called hood’s and ways his life Then came, “Our Father, hear days young lovers of art and but that the Heavenly liabilities. science; The prayer we offer now, JACKSON & HALL, Beliast Agents. K and he retorted that passed—a pageant of simple grace and stock.. $25,000 00 prevailing notion of all Europeans seems Thy name be hallowed far and near, Capital | | 00 lamentary usage before beauty, and sturdy fibre and sterling To Thee all nations bow” Surplus. 2,000 to be that America is the Eldorado ol Undivided 55111 COE-MORTIMER COMPANY NEW YORK. worth. Then sprightlier tunes were eager sought, profits. THE lv though that was but 33,375 85 | the world. And last, never to be forgot, Savings deposits. | K'! ( was born. He early knelt at the shrine of his whose chime Demand deposits. 28,123 70 Io illustrate tne iaet tnat tidmburg, Came Village Bells,” jingling : the ! ancestors, and there took and Broke through the Dale in peals sublime. committee on nomi- worthy has a 66 ____ Scotland, vigorous climate, he hac “Ring on, ye bells, with joyful tale $89,050 and lived the vows that become the Christian resources. accepted adopted. j to indulge in a bit of grim humor in his Far over lake and lea, name. In manhood he led his Make glad my lovely, native vale, Loans and discounts.$10,705 00 Bertie Murray of Lib- young favorite thus; medium, verse, As it was wont to be. Loans on mortgages of real estate. 6,308 21 no sent who was not £ school-mate his bride to the altar of mat- “One bitter night a thin old man Ring out your gladsome earnest chime, Overdrafts. 63 31 lit the norary member of the rimony, and pure, loving fires of Stood out upon the street; And bid the gathering throng Bonds. 65,245 00 His dull gray eyes were full of tears; Within these walls holy time Real estate foreclosure. 1,000 00 was domesticity. Two lights of childhood keep promptly acclaim- His shoes were full of feet.” With heartfelt praise and song.” Furniture and fixtures. 870 00 )rarJ member. came to seal that sanction, one of them That in all of the Cash on 2.080 82 That us to a of the fina parts sung through, deposit. brings report on 32 1 to be to the skies almost be- They broke and parted clean in two. Cash hand. 2,778 Uinsiow spoke with enthu- transferred of the features meeting; the reading oi Three parts sang jingle with a might, Vi*lue of association anc fore the passing of life’s morning dews. Thus: 66 the President’s Canto, number 22, en- $89,050 While the relation of “Ring merry, merry bell, Kx'Rep- A- V- Martin' good citizenship, of and the ROBERT F. DUNT0N, mutt titled Songs My Youth, sing- Ring, merry, merry bells, ■ general interest in th( including duties and trusts, was Bank Commissioner. «... | public ing of Village Bells, an account of which, Ring, merry, merry bells, his the transferrence Ring, merry, merry bells, claiming attention, as in the old time schoo ^ization. figuring singing Ring, ye joyful bells.” ’1'iartette of South Montville. of a of the household, thus mention- [■ light of the Dale, had a prominent place in tht While the Earl’s tenor took to flight, H. C. Hoffses ■ , |bn Edmunt to the realm our ken made a And seized his brain. Sukeforth, ed, beyond canto. He was reluctant to read thi frenzy upon an,‘ 1 He shook like leaf in rain Carles with Mrs bridge, so to speak, for hie own passage pelting CLEANING. Howes, canto this year because Prof. Abdoi The fire flashed out of his blue eye, as from this world of sunshine stars in winter organist, having sanf alternating Keene late teacher of Outshining sky. STEAMPRESSING vocal culture ir Erect his frame, tossed his head election at the opening, thei and cloud to that of cloudless day. high the Boston Conservatory of Music, ant His peals of song nigh woke the dead, and REPAIRING. all who could Bravely and without a murmur he bore And on that seemed he sing joining in the old days the teacher of said purpose bent, sing zest into his he CUSTOM CLOTHES TO ORDER was inspiring. his Iobs; but to what his heart refused Such part lent, ing school, though expected, was no ; As, 'mid the three part gingle, he then stated that James War the man, all too frail At 52 Street. Tel. 216-13 complaint physical owing to the bad condition of thi Hurled out and over lake and lea High present, clarion tlie and Banneret o: : for its habitat, but His tones, 16tf Sage yielded slowly surely, roads from Camden for an in whicl J. WESTON DEANE, auto, “Ring on, Ring on, Ring on, bells, t-hacook, had been by twi until from our reluctantly expectant bells.” J. H. Montgomery, Esq. was to brin| Ring on. Ring on, Ring, ye joyful TRUCKING. ! he to be with us no “tamunieations invited to b< earthly sight passed, Prof. Keene to the Some Then the male Sir John LICENSED AUCTIONEER. meeting. urg quartette, 1 am prepared to do all kinds of Sive an account of at leas : more on earth forever. trucking- and that no 5 Sukeforth, with his inimitable voice of Furniture and 18 ing suggestion there is timi Pullets for Sale Real Estate. Live piano movinga specialty. Leave °ld world but fo In the of our Dale Stock, Anything. orders at the corner of Main and Cross travels, by-play organiza- like the present, started him out. Heri sweetness, Marquis B. P. Knowles and stable, had

I The Churches. masmm The Republican Jounral Humors mmrniwmwmmmwimmsm Blood The Christian Endeavor of the Baptist BELFAST. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1912 Commonly cause pimples, bolls, hives, Church will meet next Sunday at 6.30 p. m. eczema or salt rheum, or some other CHILDREN’S The services at the First Parish Church DAYS! of but sometimes they | form eruption; PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY be held next at 10.46 exist in the system, indicated by feel- (Unitarian) will Sunday £ NOVEMBER and 19. noon. 16,18 ings of weakness, languor, loss of ap- а. m. Sunday school at The Jour. Pub. Co. It will be a liberal education to Republican or general debility, without the children with you these days. your sons petite, The Seaside Spiritualist Society hold regular m and causing any breaking out. at of on M D to do their own We have set aside these three C ARLES A. FILSBURY. Sunday services their place meeting daughters help shopping. days partiCu. \ business Manager They are expelled and the whole sys- street at 2.30 and 7.80 m. tem is and High p. and necessities. renovated, strengthened For all shoe-experi- larly for them espeeialy cater for their For one one years your Advertising Terms. square, toned by Next Sunday morning the Belfast Fire De- Hg inch length in column, 25 cents for one week ence has told you to get a pair will attend the Universalist church and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. Hood’s Sarsaparilla partment of Regals. Don’t put it off any 1! COATS | in a and listen to an sermon Terms. In a body appropriate Subscription advance, $2.00 Get it in usual form or longer. Come and see this GIRLISH new in Coats for Young Ladies and Children. * today liquid the styles j year: $1.00 for six months: 50 cents for three tablets called Sarsatabs. by pastor. [{}]} chocolated BOND STREET MODEL. that are months. The services at the Universalist church for M STYLES true to the youthful figure. ; Note the invisible eyelets—a typical touch j A. of wear. County Correspondence. the week will be as follows: K. 0. K. Satur- of Regal advanced modish- 11 MATERIALS that will prove the test vigorous service Sunday morning ness.. Note the latest Rah! rah! Maine! day night; preaching hand-made ideas PRICES that will most economical mother. —flat please the EAST SEARSMONT. at 10.45; Sundav school at noon. sole.arched H instep, low heel, “Uncle Joe’’ will come back. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rokes of North Sears- The Christian Scientists hold services in no pull strap- all dresses mont spent Nov. 3rd with Mr. and Mrs. F. E the fashion- Wonder what Roosevelt thinks of it in their hall, 127 Main street, Sunday morning able London tfiMI for Made of in brown Gelo ...Mr. John Cummings left for New 7.30 look. Dresses school and street wear. dependable serge blue, and his sober moments? at 11 o’clock and Wednesday evening at 1 York Nov. called there the serious ill- These points of and serviceable 2nd, by are garnet selected for their qualities. o’clock, to which all welcome. appearance will j|| | Obadinh Gardner is “mentioned” tor ness of his wife.... Elsie Buck spent Oct. 27th please you—but The services next at Mason’s Mills the in the of her Sunday sturdy old and Knit Goods of in President Belmont, guest brother, Henry wear Sweaters Secretary Agriculture will be held at 10.30 a. m., followed by the Regal is Buck....Ed. Butler was in town last week what will | Wilson’s cabinet. Reformed Sunday school, and at Trinity bring you Warm Garments knit from the best of yarns, knitted sacques, socks and mittens for with his threshing machine. here next H| j church at 2.30 p. m., followed by Sunday for the children. The has decreed time you baby. Sweaters, toques and leggings government officially ISLESBORO. school. need that a a herring is herring; but every- The N. S. C. class a Hallowe’en party shoes. gave The services at the Baptist church will be as fthe and knew that before. at Union evening, which was Underwear Hosiery body Hall, Thursday follows: Prayer meeting this, Thursday, even- j results netted.... Mrs. Tan Russia well attended and good a Fall finds the of underwear and much in nee-: The “colonel” can now brush the dust ing; morning service Sunday at 10.45 m.; usually children’s supply hosiery 0f returned home from Calf j Luther Farnsworth has school at 12 o’clock. All who do not are stocked with new and mdse. off the desk in the Outlook office—Port- Sunday Lace Shoe H replenishment. These departments dependable Cadet ! after a month’s visit with rela- land Press. Brockton,Mass., attend Sunday school at any other church are Hosiery, linen heel and to your own satisfaction. For these days 19c \ Loranus Pendleton, toe, guaranteed tives_Horace Pendleton, m. $5.00 And he dearly loves a brush. cordially invited. Evening service at 7.30 p. Flannel robes and sleeping garments in all sizes. « Pendleton and E. D. Hatch have gone per pair. night Alpheus The services at the North church will be as in Northern New let’s see. What can we pick out on their annual hunting trip follows: Junior C. E., Thursday at 3.45 p. m.; for Governor Plaisted? —Portland Press. Maine....The prevailing presidential excite- Infants’ Department at 7.30 m.; Castle H prayer meeting, Thursday p. has extended even to Islesboro. houses Din’t trouble yourself. Plaisted ment Many of and opossum. Coats of serge, flannel, bearskin : i North, K. O. K. A., Friday at 7 p. m.; morning HECALS if Bonnets silk, corduroy, bearskin for himself. were lighted from garret to cellar Wednesday daintiest embroideries. 1 picked worship Sunday at 10.45 a. m.; Sunday school Dresses of finest materials and Hosiery and C: evening, Nov. 6th.... Mrs. Sarah P. Hatch has (tlft opossum. at 12 C. E. at in to to visit her Mrs. Sunday m.; Society Sunday a a finest qualities. The article on Half-Baked Laws, gone Millinocket daughter, THE 9. б. 30 p. m. Swear Mack Wingate_Rev. David L. Wilson of October 16th. We desire to make and the need of a legal reference bureau m This display and sale begins Saturday, shoppir, Belfast lectured evening in the town The services for the week at the First to sift is Tuesday o Dinsmore Store to the set. proposed legislation, timely. Methodist church will be as follows: a to evervone. and especially younger hall on the “Boy Scout” movement. this, ing these davs pleasure There is too much fool legislation by |!jj George Lewis and Preston Player of Boston Thursday, evening, the prayer meeting: Sun- half-baked legislators. in town day at 10.30, morning Sunday school were here Nov. 5th to vote.. ..Several worship; I H. HOV/ES. is se- at 12 JAMES are on the sick list. Mrs. Sybil Flanders m.; Epworth League praye meeting State-wide West Virginia has adopted riously ill. Mr. Leslie Smith has been in the Sunday evening at 6.00 p. m. Praise and won service at 7.00 m. each prohibition, and Woman’s Suffrage house over a week with the grip and little Evangelistic p. Sunday The News ot Brooks. in four States-Kansas, Arizona, Michi- Martha Smith has been quite sick the last few evening. turned All are to know she is improving. The Elm street Kate gan and Oregon. Colorado pro- days. glad Congregational parish, Bertha Luce is assisting her aunt, Mrs. ■ ad- Bucksport, held their annual meeting, as cook maid. hibition down by a decided majority. SWANVILLE. Lane, and waiting journed, from October, Nov. 6th, and elected Miss Nellie Kose closed a very successiui Potatoes were sold here Monday for 52 cents the following officers for the ensuing year: Francis T. O'Hair is said to have de- term of school here last Friday. Although per bushel and a good many teams came in. O. P. A. L. dozen showed Clerk, Cunningham; treasure-, feated Uncle Joe Cannon in the race for she had less than a pupils they Mrs. L. who has for a time White; auditor, Fred Blodgett; parish commit- C. Cilley, long a deal of interest and pride in their Congress, but only by a hair’s breadth, great j been an invalid, rode out to the village recent- Down Walter Parker Robert work. Much credit is due Miss Rose, for no tee, Gardner, Spofford, '• and or Mr. Can- sar 1he4th of next March music committee, T. Blodgett, Mrs. ly- Mag one but a teacher knows how difficult it is to Emery; non will he from the now housemaid for discharged public of Marian Luce, Mrs. A. L. White. Miss Christine Lane is keep up the enthusiasm with such a handful service. Mrs. A. B. Pay-on, who is bookkeeper for -kGOES ungraded pupils. Miss Hazel Nickerson, the The Men's Club, which met last season at Younar & Cox. i old daughter of Mr. G. T. Nickerson, the Universalist church, and which was so Bryan turned his unsuccessful contests six-year did not miss one day of school in twenty 8 'ccessful, began it sessions for the winter the Gabriel Brown and family have moved into the to account in boom- rr for presidency weeks. and was tardy but once during that first Sunday in November with a good attend- the A. J. Roberts house, now owned by C. E. of The 1 1 ng the circulation Commoner, time_The Union Sunday school closed last ance. Crimnology is the general theme under Lane, for the winter. the third term candidate have L. discussion and the next Window and may Sunday with appropriate exercises-The subject Sunday is, Pearl Crockett & Co. have been engaged for of a like ser- annual fair and sale at an The Formula for Crime.” All men are cordial- had in view the performing A. S. will have its some time drilling wells in this vicinity and Mrs. Z. D Hartshorn, invited and it is that there be a vice for The Outlook. early date in December. ly hoped may are now at the Bert Lane place. the vice will entertain the society attendance. The hour is noon on Sun- president, large Mrs. 2 P. E. Luce, who spent several days in \ Oof rrroon none Nov. 21st. We hope all will make an effort to day. j Brooks recently, returned to Northport last lettuce and tomatoes attend, as there is much to be done.... Mr. and green corn, crisp A most enjoyable parish supper was given Saturday to close their cottage there. Prices. A. Nickerson and were from Criehaven were served. Mrs. Eugene family in the small of the Metho- gardens Friday night vestry has a in Em- Hon. A. E. Nickerson the first of the George Peavey put up building guests of dist Mrs. C. E. Mrs. E. F. Bram- From that favored island a “fish story” church, Frost, mons street. He will use it for the present as week....Miss Doris Nickerson was at home SALE Mrs. Charles Woods and Miss Ethel Frost PRICE Our hall, stock be looked for, but this “sass” a and later will finish it for a house. is Ian \\t might from Castine to with her pa- shop spend Sunday as and waitresses. The the cake. What in acting housekeepers story takes place rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S, Nickerson.... Mr. Golden Crown Lodge, K. of P, conferred —ON ALL shall reduce it b tables were laden with many tempting viands, ni§ Maine can beat it ? of Stockton Springs was in the 2nd rank on two candidates in good style y Irving Sawyer including escalloped clams, baked beans, cold town Mrs. W. E. Damm is and the work was followed a luncheon. the of ! Sunday.... spend- hot cake and by stag people The total vote of the State in the elec- meats, rolls, pickles, fancy pies, ing the week with her sister, Mrs. S. D. Nov. Harvest Home coffee. It was a very social affair and a pleas- Monday evening, 4th, Tin Maine a tion Nov. 5th is as follows: Wilson and ; Ware, Ware, chance of winter season. Grange conferred the 4lh degree on two candi- Agate ; ant opening the and Marshall 50,987; Roosevelt Johnson dates and furnished a harvest feast, which NORTH UNITY. Freefort, Me., Nov. 10. At the morning Windows at the lowest 48,459; Taft and Sherman 26,538; plural- everybody enjoyed. Rev. James Ainslie is holding religious meet- service of the Baptist church Rev, Maurice for and Marshall In- Galvanized Ware and ity Wilson 2,528. and will alter- »*• o. ljvw nas ueen luunmg alter uuiaiu-j ever 'm | ings at Green’s Corner, Troy, Dunbar of who wras for price they 1 Topsbam, supplying returns indicate a total Social- with Corner as as the interests and has left his store in of |J complete nate long charge Sundays Troy the day, read the resignation of Rev. Walter Come or send a ist vote of about 2,700 and a total of less interest holds that is now manifested ...Mrs. help. Next week he will be back for good and | I F. Sturtevant, pastor of the church for eight than 1,000 for the Prohibitionists. Mantie Gregg is improving and is able to ride will have some special sales. WARE Rev. Mr. came to IRON years. Sturtevant Freeport BLACK as her friends will be to learn. Mr. 4th out some, glad from Essex Junction, Vt., and during his pas- Francis M. Forbes, a veteran of the the era of cement construction When ... .Nov. 3d was a clear, cold with a raw, debt Maine the summer at the Isaiah | day torate the church has prospered. The Vols., spent -IN OUR- was that wood as build- a of what is com- I set in it us foretaste Forbes a6 thought cold wind,giving has been paid and many improvements made. homestead, usual He usually goes ing material had had its day, but an arti- ing later on. The thermometer did not regis- One hundred and eleven new members have south or lives with some of his children in Mas- been 84 Rev. Mr. Sturte- cle in The Woodworker assures us that t er above 32 for the day.... Mrs. L. H. Mosher added, by baptism. sachusetts during the winter. He finds it BASEMENT SALESROOM »: vant has also taken an active interest in town U wood is its own. The automobile of Unity, who runs a large dry and fancy goods rather lonesome alone on the old holding affairs and has served three years on the place during *i iiiiiBiiiiwiimnmil1 in miii also and merchandise, the winter. has not put the horse out of business. store, groceries general school board. He has received a call from the E i was a in the form of a shower Baptist church of Belfast, but will take no ac- horses were never in better demand given surprise Hamilton E. Jenkins has the Good tion toward until he has been re- moved into of post cards last Monday, it being the anni- accepting or commanded better Labor sav- leased by the Freeport church. new house he recently bought and which is prices. of her She received about 1=_4 versary birthday. ing machines do not lessen the number of known as the Charles E. Small place. It was ! 200 cards, which goes to show that she is very The annual fair of the Universalist Days— Bangor but increase the of those built by Mr. Smail some years ago for a home November workers, pay popular and much liked by the community Church Floral and Aid Thurs- j Thursday, 14, j society opened and later was Melvin W. g who are skilled. j bought by Roberts, | She always greets her customers with a smile day, Nov. ?th, with a large attendance. The who has now taken rent in the Forest Roberts Friday, November 15, fff and a pleasant word. or rich or entertainment had as the feature the | tpl Young old, program house for the winter. the of Car- i November E. H. Grubb, potato expert ; poor, ail are cordially received, and may she three-act comedy, ,“The Elopment of Ellen,” Saturday, 16, a Large quantities of apples have been bondale, Colo., who has been making 1 ive to enjoy many happy returns of the day is given by an amateur cast, including Wendell brought November ! to our station and have sold at the low of Monday, 18. general observation ail over the country, the wish of her many friends.Mrs. E. M. Piper, Miss Linnie Ray, Ralph Chandler, Mar- price $1.50 per barrel for ones and twos. The price ! is convinced that the potato crop has Soule of Unity has sold her stock of millinery shall Torrey. Miss Hortense Hopkins and is now Think this over and see what it means to and to Mrs. Fred Harold Frank off from that. There is no money for ! carefully been over which will trade Whitehouse and Maxfield, with incidental music by Miss j vastly estimated, the farmer Mrs. Eddie Whitehouse and have taken Elsie Tibbetts. The fair clo'ed in apples at that price. We notice with the best U be news to those who have not dis- they Friday night you. Stock up your kitchen very quality good that are all in in clean new We wish them success.Dr. C. with a the they brought packed of their He “A possession. large attendance. In afternoon posed crops. says: which makes a nice r of you need at one-half the usual M.Whitney of Unity has been very sick, but is there was an entertainment for the children barrels, looking package. j goods outlay. drought affected the crop in the Atlantic now able to be about again. Dr. Whittaker of in which Dorothy Doe, Dorothy Smith, Ray- Everett Tasker and Clarence Hamblin have ; We’ve got to move tte goods at once. States, and overestimate they generally F airfield will come to Unity for the winter and mond Tibbetts, Helen Crowell, Donald Holmes, been packing apples at various places in this the Maine re- Yours truly, crop, anyway. always assist Dr. Whitney in taking care of his long George Smith, Beatrice Davis, Janet Mason, vicinity and it is said that they have a good ports 33 per cent, more than the crop distance patients_Mr. Percy Nutt and fam- Alan Crowell, Marguerite and Gertrude Pom- knowledge ©f the different varieties of apples ! • actually turns out. The potato crop in ily of Massachusetts visited at R. E. Stone’s roy took part. In the evening the members of and make good assortments of them in the which is a valuable asset for CARLE & JONES. Colorado is not more than 50 per cent, of one day last week, returning home Saturday. the Thimble Club appeared in an amusing proper grades, | Heating or C £ .... Miss Wren of Thorndike is at her the Barrel.” The merchantable apples and should bring extra the normal. The crops in Idaho were stopping farce, “Packing Missionary F —toi )|lc=51[o1l<=r= ioi to the holders of the fruit. cut down from what they might have cottage at Windermere Park for a time while parts were taken by Miss Hutchins, Miss Muz- prices warm continues. It Mrs. H. the weather is beautiful zy, F. Hewey, Mrs. C. P. Crowell, Miss Eben of but now been by late frosts, and two or three Young, formerly Liberty Let us show at Mrs. Miss the park now, since nature has colored the Covelle, S. Harris, Danforth, Miss claimed made a raid on growers near Idaho Falls told me that by Brooks, recently leaves so and Mrs. G. N. and Miss bright fine.The farmers Coburn, Gardner Ingra- Monroe and one of her fairest their would not exceed 90 sacks to capturing daugh- crops ve ham. There were musical numbers a ha finished digging their potatoes and many by quar- ters, Miss Florence Colson, brought her back the acre.” He therefore concludes that tot onrl Kn Mias Ualon Cnaaran i:'. are hauling to market but some are holding in triumph to Brooks, where she is being kept Kitchen Ur the country will face another potato for a rise. a willing captive, it is said. We all extend NO MAN NEED GO WITHOUT A this winter. THORNDIKE. .shortage congratulations to Eben, and the social latch FRANKFORT. At the Center church last Sunday Mr. Miller The schooner Robert W. is string is hanging out for himself and his at- discharging a sx>ke from Isaiah, 6-8; “Also 1 heard the oi When President Taft began proceed- tractive bride. c argo of fertilizer at Mt. Waldo wharf.... Wal- Tin, voice of the Agait- the trusts he is said to have Lord, saying, whom shall I send, ings against ter Louville Mrs. of South Cochran, Quigley and Albert who will for us? Then Mary Collier Brooks, who for been notified that if he did not desist he and go said I, here am have left for N. lived in this visited some Quigley Redstone, H., where I: send me.” Miss Beatrice Parson many years village, *HATV could not be but such a presided renominated; they have employment ...The food fair and at the Hattie Gilliatt of her old friends here last week. She is now Warn organ-Miss has gone Aluminum threat had no effect on a man of his sale of articles held in the of the is as smart as most fancy vestry to Salem, Mass., to pass the winter_Miss nearly ninety years old,but character and caliber. Then came the Congregational church by the Work- women of seventy. She attended services at Sale Willing Hamblin, who taught the Center school, went Special Saturday of a candidate to defeat him at ers was well attended and the last Her financing Thursday evening to Boston Saturday to pass her vacation with Quaker chapel Sunday. husband, men—one proved a great success... Charles Webster Dr. Joel T. Collier, was for years a practicing Chicago. Three of them relatives. She will return and teach the win- AT Cutlery. died Monday evening, Nov. 4th, after an ill- here and was | prominently identified with the biggest ter term... The first snow squall of the sea- physician everybody acquainted ness of several months. The funeral was held with him. ‘ trusts in this for son came last and Mrs. country—contributed in church Sunday night_Mr. the Congregational Thursday after- ! Gus Cates went to Waterville re- i Mrs. Louisa H. widow of the late the primary election in New York noon. Interment was in West Hill cemetery. Saturday, Cilley, The Home of Good Values" Grant has moved into his new Ransom I. a of State alone an amount equal to $7 for -Eugene turning Monday....Mrs. Joseph H. Saywaid Cilley, prominent citizen low, recently on the Point bunga completed and son were in Waterville Saturday_Mr, ! Brooks for many years, has resided in Augus- ON every vote cast for their candidate, who farm-John Jordan of Old & Town, accompa- Mitchell Paris will the winter with his I ta with her daughter Florence,who was a clerk was nied by his niece, Miss Virginia Jordan of Oro- Dyer pass son, I •** defeated. Their campaigns in other HWIIH'iiU |I 'll I no, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. James F. Edgar and Mr. Will Hunt is in the pension office,and since the death of her and Dyer, family.... [ States, the money spent in Chicago, a few this week. Hurley, days ...Daily rehears- pressing hay in this section cf the town_ I daughter has remained there, as it seems like are estimated to have cost not than als are held for the drama, of less being Higbee Mr. E. L. Bartlett and brother went to ! home to her. She is now of Harvard, which will be in the K. of Bangor past eighty years WANTE one million dollars. That arch stock b- presented j P. hall for the benefit of the fund Friday afternoon, returning age,and recently sent various articles for graduation Monday morning. keep- AN and wife to takt Tom was in the thickest of of the senior class of the school_John sakes to Yf ber, Lawson, High ....Mrs. V. N. Higgins passed Nov. 7th and some of her old friends in this town, L 1 uated near Belfast, the C. Carr, Bowdoin ’13, made a short visit to his Now see how these of 8th with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. ... that she not come back here In order for the men of Waldo to character, be a tan, fray. agents home here this Peirce of New Higgins thinking might County know the good week-George ‘‘ jood references. Noneot; the trusts will reimburse themselves, at York who has the last month at Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Higgins went to Au- again. city, passed VALUES we are giving in the South worth’s sly by letter to Poland is a few with last for a short _ the expense of the Taft was in- Springs, spending days gusta Saturday visit with his *A.” JOl i- N people. his Peirce.... Averill we offer this 46tf_ brother, Haywood Ralph brother Fred and famity. While there they Special” Derbys, you opoprtunity terfering with their methods for robbing and Edward Allen have left for Woodbury, visited the Capitol; also the Soldiers' Home at l to secure one of these. the people and so they used some of their Vt., where they have secured employment.... CARD OF THANKS Frank ^McIntyre, who has been in Milford, Togus....Miss Anna M. Martindale is Back We wish to extend our hear' ill-gotten gains to defeat him. passing Money Mass., for several months, is spending a vaca- her two weeks' vacation with her sister, Mrs. For friends and neighbors who tion at his home here... .Harry Somes recent- , Saturday Only, jered us in our recent l»; in Clinton....Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Phil- $2.50 Hat, " on True, Embargo Christmas Trees. ly moved his family to his former home in $-| 75 :he beautiful floral gifts. W > brick Nov. 10th with Mrs. V. N. Somesville....Mrs. Charles Crossman and son passed Hig- Remedy for (SEE WINDOW DISPLAY) j y thank the nurse and his a of Fort Kent are at the home of her V Washington, Nov. 7. The Depart- visiting gins. Mrs. Higgins goes to Pittsfield Nov. MRS. WILLI A and Mrs. Freeman Snow.... Mrs. AND FAMILY ment of Agriculture, Thursday, placed parents,'Mr. 12th to pass the winter with her daughter, Charles Newcomb has returned from a visit j RALPH D. .an interstate of SOUTHWORTH, embargo upon shipment with relatives in East Millinocket. Mrs. S.F. Files....Mr. and Mrs Ross C.Higgins Christmas trees from New Dandruff 12 Main Maine, were in Brooks Sunday.... Mr. Fred Cates and Street, Belfast, Maine. Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Is- TO LET HOW'S THIS? Mr. Arthur Berry are cutting Christmas trees land and because of 1 Hair and Itch. A. ai Connecticut, gypsy One Hundred Dollars Reward Falling Scalp House No. 107 Waldo and brow'n tail moths. The We offer in this vicinity and hauling them to Thorndike quarantine Belfast where are A. Howes & Co. are Author- Street Railway. FLAGGED becomes effective Nov. 25th and also for any case of Catarrh that cannot be Station, they shipped away.... Bil- TRAIN WITH SHIRT Rent reasonable. Inquiry affects the of decorative cured Hall's Catarrh Cure. ly Oxton recently bought a horse of True Cole his shirt from shipment by ised to Guarantee it, Tearing his back an Ohio man premises. such as and laurel, known O. in Knox ... Several of our farmers have their a plants, holly F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Editor People’s Column—Will you please tell flagged train and saved it from a wreck, but as “Christmas greens or greenery.” the have known F. J. fall work all houses banked and They will do more; if after using two bottles We, undersigned, done, warmly me whether the street cars of the of Bel- H. T. Alston, Raleigh, N. once vvalJ in and 15 and believe him PARISIAN don't think it the city C-, prevented a tnnual of the Only cases where the plants plant Cheney for the last years, brushed; others have not finished their fall of Sage you finest Meeting fast are operated the or a wreck with Electric Bitters. "I was in a have been and perfectly honorable in all business transac- and most delightful hair tonic and dressing you by city by private terri- products inspected pro- plowing or the hauling of their dressing, but nounced to be free from these two in- tions and financially able to carry out any oliga- ever used—money back. Can you beat that corporation? James Major. ble plight when I began to use them,” he Company. if these nice continue for a little sects the of tions made by his firm. days longer offer. Dorchester. writes, "my stomach, head, back and The annual meeting of the by Department Agricul- OF women who their kidneys 1;< NATIONAL BANK COMMERCE, all will be for winter soon....Mrs. Young neglect temples, The lines of the of Belfast are ;he Waldo Trust of y- ture’s will be ready tramway city were all badly affected and liver was in bad Company inspectors they permitted Toledo, O. grow'old before their time. If your hair is thin- my will be held at their banking to enter commerce. Arthur Oliver left Thursday for Montreal, owned by the city corporaton, that is, by the interstate Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken act- at the if it is its natural condition, but four bottles of Electric Bitters >n ninett- internally, ning temples; losing itself. Belfast also owns its gas and elec- Tuesday, November ,nt:y- her meet accom- city the blood and mucous sur- where buaband will her and color, or turning gray, put your faith in made me feel a new L0.30 a. for of re' ing directly upon fading tric lighting plants, a set of markets, baths, like man.” A trial will m., the purpose Jr‘n#Sfi- but of the Testimonials sent free. PARISIAN and won’t be ar'-: ^ Itching piles provoke profanity profani- faces system. pany her to Bisco, Ontario, where they will Sage you disappointed. and a house.—Boston Globe convince of aws, electing a board of trustee? A. municipal lodging you their matchless merit for any ty won’t remove them. Doan's Ointment is Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug- in Large bottle GO cents at A, Howes & Co. and ng such other business as may pass the winter. Mr. Oliver ia engaged We rise to remark that this refers to Bel- liver or recommended for itching, blaeding or gists. dealers everywhere. Girl with Auburn hair on stomach, kidney trouble. Price 50 >efore them. W. R. BLODOb» protrud- civil there. ing piles. 60c at any drug itoie. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. engineering every package. fast, Ireland, not Bslfsst, Me. cents at all druggists. November 9, 1912.—lw40

i I The H. L. Whitten Co. OF BELFAST. have bought an Inter national Harvester Truck of jgfNEWS the local agent, £ Aid will meet with Social A for use in DO •ersalist Parker, their grocery business. I YOUR DUTY this, Thursday, evening, Haselton Advertised Letters. I to don’t treat The following let your eyes; them as if they HAVING ters remained unclaimed in the Belfast were slaves, for if you do some day ^30o'clock- Silver Harvest pos PI tlC a dance at office for the week will to wear the usual Guaran- ending Nov. 12th. Ladie , they refuse to work, and you will Waldo, Thanksgiving eve, Nov. -Mrs. Joseph TbereHaD, Bartlett, Mrs. Eleanor Butlei be at their mercy. If you have the least Home of orchestra. Good O'*"11* Gurney's teed is as i, mu.ic by stockings about Gentlemen-F. A. Bucklin, Manoel YaluesT Chantei trouble with your eyes, you should not who Walter C. D. _ Belfast gardeners, aspires Carter, Curtis, J. W. as a date with the Davis, Ran in them pfSe agreeable delay having looked at. has sweet peas dall Knox, F. L. Come : Burbank, planted Sleeper, Henry B. Staples ( '■ u y\ t» us and we will make an I \\ and will re- ! jiums this fall, report dentist. Iil coarse letters.) examination, n»s u' fitting, «kI and if you need glasses will tell so. The first in a series of card you ^ next spring. parties under thi has hauled up his packet, heavy material is their pen- auspices of the Arts and j phaples Crafts will be givei | ..,rks the close of navigation on at the alty for the Guarantee. this.Thursday,evening home of its presi ; .. the station at the Mrs. E. R. Pierce. .vvaukeag pilot dent, There will be abou charge of Capt. Geo ge Os- But if you will insist on 20 tables of bridge and auction and thr pro winter. ceeds will be f>JT Sf>£C/AC/ST .1 ised for the the applied to improvements of theii Va-B original room in the Marsh A E. Clark Sons of building, of camp, principally for Ui 3:its. Oil 7e!!av;’ d!j;k matting for the floor. The ladies | be inspected Monday night, in charge 01 tables are to | by Mrs. Ethel Toward of Wat- requested bring their linen, sil- all officers and ver, cups and saucers anil The employees of Read’s Garage motored to The circle requested that playing cards. sewing of the Woman’s Hospita m. Orono Hast Saturday to witness the Maine- Aid will meet at -ent. Supper at 6 30 p. Steamer Notes. The steamer Stocktoi the hospital tomorrow, Fri holeproof came Bowdoin game. afternoon at 2 off the marine day, o’clock. i ,kney has employed Thomas you can enjoy those railway at Camden las assistant and the store will ] wearing Monday after being got for Friends in Belfast. Camden and Rockland North Belfast. The j :iS an ready the winte Ladies’ Aid will gjv, ! business hours. This will fine warm service and has resumed her have contributed funds to buy the bricks for a harvest in the t,r .hiring •‘Silky-soft spun route betweei supper church vestry Wednes- new ;r to devote to out- Bucksport and Camden. The the chimneys for the chapel, nearly day evening, Nov. ;,ey more time as toast and better May Archer 20th. All the good thing! kind,” which finished, at Mason’s Mills. A supper given in that a for which may be left at the Capt. Archibald, has been on this route compose "boiled” dinner will be served fidf* is to run this winter the chapel, Wednesday night, Nov. 6th, netted An still, for the same monev. between Beverly and Bos- entertainment will be given following the about for the fund. ton direct. It is a new route and the $10 chapel supper. Tickets 25 cents. Come the Leonard & Barrows shoe 6 and wintei one, come prs. Men’s, $1.50 $2.00 business will be all....Mr. and hour work schedule— largely freight... .Steamei The Travellers’ Club met afternoon Mrs. Perkins of | day 6 2.00 and 3.00 Tuesday Bangor visited prs. Women’s, Anna Belle towed the steamer her parents, Mr. Mrs. to 2 30 p. m.—and this will con- Castine t< with the president, Mrs. Amos Clement, in- and M. F. Hurd, a few 6 Rockland Sunday, where days last week... Mrs. ai weeks. Most of the orders prs. Children’s, $2.00 repairs will be mad< stead of with the Misses Field. Mrs. Clem- Ada Wiley, who has to her boiler. returned from Di. ater delivery, principally Feb- ent was on the program for a paper and hav- King’s hospital, Portland, is I Be sure that met a accident rapidly from her ,lJ? the work slack at presen t. your money Parcel Post Regulations. Public atten- ing with slight that confined recovering recent severe ill- resry, ness ... E. A. tion is called to the her to the house the place of was Capt. Wiley, who has been con- o_: J pun,on.,c.,n I for the Hole- following features of the meeting & pays Original fined to the r-e house for several weeks with sci- | proposed parcel post regulations,which go into changed. >«. itb Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, No. 4 is able to to had at atica, be out .. .Mrs. I proof, only be [ effect Jan. 1, 1912: The annual meeting of the Parlor Musical Henry B. Ladd afternoon, November was Monday 1. taken very seriously ill last I That distinctive parcel post must Society for the election of officers will be held week, but is n will be from the C. L. S. C. stamps be used on all fourth class matter much improved in health at this | beginning at the music rooms on writing. in Tuesday, Nov. 19th, j Progress Contemporary January 1, 1913, and that such matter bearing Shipping 1912, at 7.30 p. m. It is earnestly desired that ! Items. Sch. Brina P. Pendleton u>rs eleven and twelve. Roll- i ordinary postage will be treated as “Held for all an effort to with a cargo of Ruler. j postage.” members make be present as 33,000 bushels, 300 bushels of r.t- European 2. That will be | parcels mailable only at post arrangements are to be made for the Chap- turnips, apples and hay, for Norfolk, Va., sail- n last Thursday night there offices, branch post offices, lettered and local ed from man Concert. Cape Jellison Nov. 4th. but anch .red Mr. E. named stations and such numbered stations i unce at the lecture by n our lower harbor as may be the The Belfast Musical has to await a crew. She sail- under the j designated by postmaster, Society received a ! nitarian parlors The government rulings on the Christmas 3. That all must bear td last for j parcels the return communication from Director William R. Sunday destination... .Under direct I man’s Alliance. Mr. Pierce tree business from Main* does not affect card of the sender; otherwise will >rders from J ship- they not be I j President Taft fnr rmihmr Chapman of the Maine Festival, that he the revenue cutter i talk on the Grand ments to Boston and cars are now here. saying Copyright, 1912J | Canyon loading ervice will patrol the entire ! wishes to include Belfast in his Maine tour Atlantic coast of iPtrrn ihe many beautiful views pre- -ne United ftUdmrls. & (In. A Happy Birthday. Mrs. T. Read States from December to to Our friends were to us last and George this winter, when he brings the famous Gior- i April mi ied word good week, ifford pan by graphic celebrated her birthday Nov. relief to ships in distress the Rochester, N. Y. Partridge stew anniversary, dano, the Italian tenor who made such a furore during eason s bad weather Deer 7th, by entertaining the Thimble club, of and hazards on the ocean, meat, too, at the recent festival. Mr. Chapman wishes ! \TO “fatted calf,” for the son—but we will move his machine Graced the menu. which she is a member. Mrs. fhe Woodbury will cruise prodigal I mton Read has been ! to come to Belfast the week before Christmas ^ from Portland to and the do offer me building to the building Charles M. Conant of ill for some time, but is t-astport from Portland comfort and satisfaction to the this city and Monroe regaining strength and all lovers of good music are hoping that a Androscoggin prodi- ;:re. gifts from and friends. Her from Cal- tion—will be buckskin color. The dam is one of the best family Mary Augusta, surprised at the satisfaction will £■’ moved her chair at the table, to find it laden ls for they 1; Miss Louise J. New York with lumber was of the modern fishing craft, known mares and this trotting gaited gelding daughter, Read, served re- in collision with packages which were found to contain 3 find in Michaels-Stern seems to be following in the line of his dam. freshments at the close of the and the 7ov. 11th near L. ready-for-service garments. ii. was at Marshall’s wharf game Huntington, I., with the I ;! Although not of an especially fashionable many dainty and useful bits of linen, gifts of s guests departed with sincere wishes for the teamship Boston, and had her car- ok. She has two masts color he is said to be one headgear pole of the best five-year- the other guests. Others present \rere, Mrs. led Not the but hostess’ continued and away. The Boston was but little ! only price, the perfect fit and nnsail, foresail and jib, the olds owned in this vicinity—Bangor Com- improvement wishing damaged, ; Luville Pottle, Mrs. Allen Patterson, Miss t mercial. her many returns of the towboat for the schooner was summoned ; ,iv!) to the stem head, and anniversary. Keen. by ; wearing qualities will We I Margaret , tireless.The surprise you. than sail. The Food Fair. The executive committee Pendleton schooner F. C. T more on power Who Owns the Park ? The Improvement ^ welcome Poor’s Mills. Mrs. O. A. Wade returned ! 'endleton has loaded stone at the prodigal back to the Home of !; ne model and looks to some time that recently elected by the Belfast Board of Stonington for equal Society ago complained gravel * few York. Trade to home last Saturday after spending two months tie. and is said to have cost was being hauled from the beach in front of take charge of the big food fair to > Clothes Comfort. '■ take with her husband, Capt. Wade, on his barge in He the park and the city government passed an place in February, met, Thursday night, Built The Journal’s Engine. Mr. the of New York ...Mrs. Jane Cole order the and a of- with a full attendance. The resignation of vicinity \ ■ Castle of East -i society, under the auspices forbidding practice special Weymouth, Mass., came has had a paper hanger at work for her for a 3 ficer was detailed to see that the order was en- Harry W. Clark as a member of the commit- t Belfast last week to see .rcie and Social Aid, will hold his old friend few days ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood visit- I RALPH D. forced. Yet when the was tee was accepted and Orrin J. Dickey was •chard H. Moody, who is Memorial hall, Friday, Nov. mayor preparing critically ill at his SOUTHWORTH, ; ed at Mr. and Mrs. J. F. elected in his The committee is Sheldon’s last Sunday, h ome on Court The doors will to move into his $40,000 mansion on Northport place. now, street. Mr. Castle was for and evening. -Melvie Wentw'orth of Dr. W. L. D. South- Stockton is visiting n •any years a 12 MAIN STREET, of useful avenue many cartloads of gravel were hauled West, chairman, Ralph resident of Belfast and was the BELFAST, MAINE. p. m and a variety her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Went- from the beach and on the drive- worth, E. S. Pitcher, Walter J. Clifford and p rincipal stockholder in the j and home-made candy will park placed Belfast Foundry worth. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rolerson ways. The attention of Alderman Littlefield, Orrin J. Dickey, the latter to act as secretary. spent (. o., chartered in 1849, and whose first ..-t the to buy Christmas in Belmont plant place Sunday with their parents, Mr. and v chairman of the on and The executive board has the follow- as located a short distance at 6 o’clock. committee highways appointed below the Head of WHITE’S CORNER, (Winterport). will be served Mrs. J. A. Hartshorn-Rufus cut his was sub committees: Entertainment and Dyer t ie Tide It bridges, called to the matter, and last ing bridge. then moved to Front Mr. and Mrs. W. A. of Wollaston, I ankle while wood Thompson E. S. joint cutting last v/eek, but s where the week Councilman C. L. Pooler, a member of music, Pitcier, chairman; advertising, ;reet, building of the Rol- arrrived on and is Duplex Mass., Saturday’s boat are sired that neighboring unions getting along nicely. j, r ] the commis- Dr. D. L. West, Walter J. Clifford, Irvin T. Bushing Co. now and was committee, accompanied street stands, twice guests of her brother, C. H. Libby_Mr. and j .-.ted at the W. C. T. U. Insti- I Bible Class b sioner the and found the Dinsmore and Charles A. Townsend; food, Reception. The Woman’s In- urned out in 1851 and 1873. In connection Burgess to park Mrs. Bradbury Clarke of Hampden were Nov. 20th. The more who go, ternational Bible Mrs. O. E. v ith the mayor engaged in leveling gravel which a team Ralph Hayford, chairman; exhibitors, Ralph j Class, Frost, presi- foundry was a machine shop, and the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. ! It is that Nealey, Sunday. meeting. expected H. Elon B. Gil- dent, gave an informal to the adult e now in use in was hauling from the beach in front of the Howes, chairman; soliciting, reception ngine The Journal office was -Mrs. E. E. Ritchie and children visited her Gordon will be present duiing William H. members of the b Jilt there park. Of course it is now generally recogniz- christ, chairman; finance, Quimby, j Baptist Sunday school in the from designs by Mr. Castle and un- niece, Mrs. in the Riley Prime, Brooks, Saturday give an address in evening, chairman; treasurer, Clement W. Wescott. It vestry last The d -r his ed that we have had for years a one-man city j Tuesday evening. program personal supervision. He was an inti- and C. B. Jewett and furnish baked Sunday-Mrs. Mrs. ft, U\ t T. U. will wTas voted that the dates of the fair should be consisted of a piano duet Misses n ate friend of William government and the order forbidding taking j by Margaret H. Simpson, then the M. A. Haley visited Mrs. George Clarke from Belfast Craig and Myrtle Frost; Mrs. Conveyance Feb. 11th, to Saturday, Feb. loth, in- j reading, George e iitor, and the the one in West gravel from the park beach could not have Tuesday, H. vocal engine, only made, was Winterport November 7th. nted about to E. F. Robertson; duet, Mra. Maurice Curtis cay by applying elusive, at the Belfast Opera house, a fruit a special of work. At the same Mrs. been passed without his approval. It would j and Miss Isabel Ginn; song, Mrs. K. B Craig; piece time Mr. Julia White is spending the present week show will be held in connection with the Mr. L. G, Miss ^ astle made the a with seem that he considers 6aid order does not ap- fair, j reading, Putnam; song, Isabel plans for boiler to adapt it Mrs. Briggs in Swanville.Misses Ginn; Mrs. H. W. I and all raisers of in the and readings, Rhoades.Mrs, L. F. > a certain in held in the Baptist church to that he is a law unto and apples county | place the office. The engine Louise Libby, Ellen and Marjelia Bartlett and ply him; himself, 1 and Mrs. F. The in this will be to Gannon L, Robbins, commit- Nov. 6th under not farther and vicinity especially requested v as installed in 1875, has been con- Laura Bickford were at home from u, ay evening, the wonder is that he did go tee in charge wish to publicly express their running Bucksport contribute. s for the men of the society. Games stock his conservatory and embellish his appreciation of Mr. Charles R. Coombs kind- ;antly since, has cost practically nothing for seminary week-end. Miss Margaret ness in much to the Ames of Fort doughnuts and coffee were grounds with plants and shrubs from the park. adding pleasure of the r ipairs, and is as good now as the day it was Fairfield accompanied them and Crossed Wires. Last Thursday night’s evening with the free use of his Victor talk- was the of ;er following musical program was ; ( ^ Liilt. Mr. Castle called at The Journal office guest her aunt, Mrs. A. R. Well- i storm was one of the most severe that has I ing machine, selections on which were in- Miss Flossie Heal and The Noon * ist and as he entered the man.., .Mrs, 8, P. Stevens of Monroe was the v. net, Intermission at School Many terspersed in the program and a concert Saturday afternoon, [ visited this section in a time and more or long i at the sev- •vocal solo, Miss Edna Hop- hundreds of children of Maine are accustomed given close. An original guessing game e ditorial room remarked that it was one of the euest of her daughter, Mrs. R. C. Nealey, less was done to and j damage telephone tele- Mrs. E. was of much interest, 2W 1 Miss Edith Burgess and Miss to eat their noonday meal at school. Teach- by Roy Young f places in Belfast that seemed familiar. He eral days recently.... Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn wires and the roadbeds of the railroads 1 Sandwiches, tea, coffee and were a Iso v sited the room and ers graph doughnuts press inspected the of West visited Mr. and Ihs; Rev, Hosea. and the public both recognize that the served and a social hour followed the Clarke Winterport reading, throughout the State. The rain came down in exercises, c neine. He left for home on Monday’s buat. f Alton The sociable period of the noon intermission constitutes a Mrs R. C. Nealey Sunday. Braley. torrents and the wind blew a gale. In this ! funds to the ex- possible source of physical or moral injury to help defray city there was trouble with the electric light i ■ service last the pupils. The proper regulation of pupils Sunday night and fire alarm wires. The wire to the Chen- era w’hen Jefferson during the noon hour is a serious of PROSPECT. House, problem house crossed the arc ery light wires on j Mrs. Melinda of the Maine school administration. In recognition of this Littlefield of Searsport is visit- secretary Franklin street, and Mr. the Chenery, fearing ing her Mrs. e an address. the teachers of Washington county recently sister, Hannah Dow, for a few possibility of fire in the partitions, called 1 the days .. .Mrs. Lydia Reed attended the church passed following series of resolutions, 11.15. Mr. Shute The work Chief Shute at atonenotifi- ; ‘•kovements. which have excited much favorable ! convention held in Dexter last week_Mrs. already ed the Relfast Co. that the rmer marine Livery horses were Clara railway prop- comm nt: Haley has sold her farm to her son, Fred of Mathews Bro’s. is needed and when he arrived at the stabie they ation pro- and w the noon ! Haley, both ill move very soon.... Mrs. “Whereas, hour In our rural schools ] were at door. Not for | P The headhouse has been ready the waiting the has been, and is, a moral menace to such j — May Alley and Miss Bernice Alley were guests several -••r side of the schools, be it resolved: regular driver he, with firemen, took railway track, , § of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gra t last week .. .Ed- (a) That Superintendents be to re- the hose to the ! November 1st we urged and advertised in used for storage. The shop carriage Chenery house, this paper that I win Killman, who is a brakeman on the B. & quest or require, in engaging teachers, that I •g w 11 be moved later. A re- were oil the way when the wires became j WORK on such teachers are to remain at the building only your Edison Phonograph brought in to A. railroad, spent the week-end at home_ crossed at the corner of Main street el with the floor of a car, has during the noon hour, and that remuneration and Wal- | jS! The next of the Bee Club will be 8 our store November 19th and or meeting Busy 1 be for this extra work. avenue 18th, 20th, before, would west side of the track and given do and rang the regular alarm. It was (g with Mrs. Minnie Nov. 13th....The That teachers be to Copp, (b) urged exert such crossed wires could lo- ! be FREE to and that a up to it. Another re- daylight before^the be yon charge would be made for the I a graded influence over both parents and children that | Mountain school closed last Friday after very cated and made. Latef in -1 be built on the line of Front wholesome lunches be that the repairs the nig,at ! » successful term of ten Miss provided; 1 weeks, taught by A‘ teacher cocoa street were out of lJeet' K-h will rest the sill of the build- prepare hot or something simi- the lights put commission Lena of Frankfort. All are to lar for We have been notified the Idism Torrey glad the children and teach them simple the sane cause. At the by that x'end over the track, so that by Belfast Savings Company know that she is back for the winter School Children’s lessons in courtesy, neatness and hygiene not j| coming run Bank an awning on the second only the WORK but that ALL with the ex- into the building and dis- during their participation in lunch. building story PARTS, K term_Miss Evelyn Clark of Clark’s Corner -i! cover. That the teachers the broke one of the large arched windows in the (parts. Other improvements (c) closely supervise ception of the main would be furnished FREE as is stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Lester Dow. EYES and that the children be to & spring, I la'cii iude the of a wharf play ground, urged office of Dunton Morse. | Remember the children of are building h as -Miss Vera Benson was the guest of Mrs. today bring to school dolls, toy and games, for use well as the WORK. This is one of the in- the future of this nation. can ue only many (g sight great aigoes aiscnargeu. the noon when the weather Sunday School Institute. Rev. A. W. Clara in last week .... Lewis during hour, for- Skay Winterport Not one pair of eyes should be neglect- bids stances that show that the Edison will more K outdoor play.'* Bailey of South Hadley, Mass., conducted a | Company go White of Winterport has shipped a car- ed for want of properly fitted glasses. j ah}.ting is circulating a petition I just school Institute last in than half to Your children will receive careful at- n"ent as of Belfast. I The N. E. Sunday Friday evening way please their customers. They want load of potatoes from Prospect station-Miss W. bl/ postmaster 0. P.’s 26th Anniversary. Bel- |! 3 tention from us, we realize their im- there are or nine the Baptist vestry. There was a good attend Ella of Brewer is her vacation -‘r ^. Keyring, eight fast No. New Order of every Edison owner to be Talk Kelley spending portance. •tfospirnr,*?. those mentioned 1 Lodge, 140, England Phonograph satisfied. is (| among being ance from the Congregational, Methodist, Uni- | with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel fl- ^r Hanson, Fred W. Pote, Dr. G. Protection, celebrated th ? 25th anniversary of but J. H. 0. versalist and Baptist churches, consisting of proverbially cheap, the Edison people do things as the fe Ames. WOOD, D., Justus Colburn and S. Augustus the last Monday Belfast | 1 qrder evening. Lodge EYE SPECIALIST, ! rard A. Wilson, chairman of the Sunday school superintendents, the pas- K above shows. 5 „r_ is only two years the junior of the parent J, Democratic committee, is a tors, the teachers and others interested in the 14 Main Street, Belfast, M aine, order and was Dec. and all a are to the of one ‘•"hector of customs for this dis- organized 30, 1887, They going expense sending of their (I Over XV. f. Swift’s >Iaoe More. Sunday school. The evening was devoted to a i of the most active political ! these years the original charter members have men ft conference meeting, and Mr. took expert repair to the dealers to be at the service of the --JJ action.—Belfast correspond- the faith and twelve of cl arter Bailey up jg 1 kept the mmercial. the various of Sunday school work as Edison were phases ft Phonograph owners, not only to their 3 ^ ! members present at this anniversary. repair phono- the first to start a petition suggested by the audience. The leading topic Several of the grand officers were expected to a graphs FREE of charge, but also to furnish the fg as postmaster, and his peti- discussed was the teachers training class and parts J be and were on the for ad- 1 ■' present, program with the ^ nerally signed by the business the need of the teacher to understand the 1 FREE, single exception of 'mainsprings. No 1 For Sale dresses, but at the last moment notified the >' of party lines. He has had aspect of the child’s mind at different stages I company could do more. program committee that were unable to 3 A FRANK HOLTON LOR ME T. they order office, l aving been assistant of its growth in to produce better re- attend. After a brief busiress session in the No matter how old Edison is nor n;\v. ti >■ your Phonograph (1 Practically Apply Postmaster Henry L. Kil- | sults in their work. This topic was one of | anteroom Mr. William Stevens, master of the 043 W .1. M. e as 1 where you bought it. it in to our THAYER. 8 latter’s death served the special interest plans are being made to Bring store-the more 1 lodge, called the open meeting to order. He as postmaster by request of organize a training class here in the near fu- ft the better—get it an » spoke of the failure of the Grand officers to be thoroughly repaired by experienced smen. ture. Other topics discussed were the substi- present and asked Mr. Jefferson F. Wilson, a expert repair man, FREE of charge. a tute teacher, the observance of special days in | charter member, to give the address of wel- Its to Public the Sunday school, and how to get the children complimentary you from one of the greatest and 1 Stenographer come. | Although unexpectedly called upon lesson to study their before coining to I most liberal human w GENEVA P. HEAL. Mr. Wilson was to the He Sunday companies doing business today—The equal emergency. school. Mr. Bailey gave many practical sug- Thomas A. Edison gave a cordial welcome to all present and Co., Inc. The Edison Co. do not want H Office ol H. C. gest ns and illustrations taken from his own Buzzell, Esq., and of | EDISON spoke briefly convincingly the benefits in the work. all your money, what want is for an I He to have Belfast. Maine. experience resigned from a I they you I Pythian Building, derived from insurance. cooperative Rev. D. in N. Tel. 26-4. Office hours 9 to 4. pastorate Keene, H., about a year ago to Edison and it. B. for 23 a member of Phonograph enjoy L Phelan, years the order, his time to j tj devote all Sunday school work. 1 Tnor rlrvro ’F worof if- fn T-3__ jT __ fm was then called upon and spoke for about 30 -„ -vw ll wuiucn to vuu, txxcj want w* minutes. He was not to give an ad- it to a prepared be pleasure and they are putting up their good dress, but commanded the close attention of | money to show you that they are in earnest. Could i all present. He paid a glowing tribute to the MI-O-NA any g lit! and of one ask more than order, ,told many instances that had what this company are voluntarily 5 come under his observation where it had done Its To let or hire, or bargains in city and doing? your first 1913 Christmas present. « great good. He compared this method of in- BANISHES INDIGESTION farm property. Call on Read it over surance with that of the merchantile com- again. Remember the dates, on or before li Sourness, Fullness, Belching and all Stom- M. R. KNOWLTON. panies, claiming many advantages for the for- November 18th, 19th and 20th. ach Misery Disappear in Five Minutes. | 8w44 66 High Street. mer, and closed with fervent words of ap- When “Tried them all,” you bring your machine in hear one (or more (a I proval of the work of the New England Order you Bay, “and not one cured?” Well, you haven’t I the new wonderful Blue tried of Protection for the brotherhood of man and Ml-C-NA £ Edison Records. They are fe Stomach Tablets or you would not be bothered of its care of the widows and orphans. It may be played with the same reproducer that are now with stomach trouble today | you using. For Rent or Sale added here that the Belfast has out in j? lodge paid Perhaps you bought a bo* and took one or I You don’t have to have a new reproducer. I; room with the past 25 years as death benefits of its 26 de- two and then let the rest in Eight house, bath, fine stable, 50c. waak stand, forgotten, furnace heat. the Situated at the corner of Union psr ceased members $51,000. After Mr.Phelan’s ad- cupboard. Yours Make no l| very truly, and Condon streets, a few from mistake; if you will take MI-O-NA | steps North- dress, Charles R.Coombs rendered a miscellane- Stomach Tablets port avenue., S --AT- regularly you can forever ous on 43tf R. W. program his Victor machine and Mise end all stomach misery and have a stomach as PATTERSHALL, strong and I CARLE & East Belfast. Alice E. Simmons recited two selections from vigorous and as able to digest JONES, the heartiest meal as the best stomach in James Whitcomb and one from C. j Riley Joseph Amenca. Edison Phonograph Distributors. Lincoln, each time reaponding to hearty en- If you suffer from | g '’ULE & Indigestion, Dyspepsia, p- S. We will give a water set JDlf glass to the cores. A social hour followed, when ice cream Gastritis, Catarrh of the Stomach, or any | person bringing the most | NOTICE Stomach A. A. out Edison and fruit and served. Misery Howes & Co. are author- repair Phonograph into our store before November 19th. seen cake, punch wafers,were ized to refund § S person taking the collar and cuff your money if you are dissatis- H The will M\)N£ It was an repair man be the THEset at H. M. Black’s store on occasion enjoyable alike to members fied with the results obtained from MI-O-NA. judge. |‘ Saturday I^LfASr. Price 50 cents. evening is requested to return or pay for same and guests. at once and avoid further trouble. ^ via- H. M. BLACK.

I A Fortune in Fur. Smelts and Potatoes. Half-Baked Laws. Proper Baking of Beans. Monday morning, Jesse Herrin, a Ca- Robert Jordan shipped 1,500 pounds | to Sift! < letting to be a Lost Art in Boston. The Need of a Legal Reference Bureau naan trapper, found upon of smelts to Boston night, the True Method of investigating Tuesday New England Cooking. his that ensnared Proposed Legislation. traps therein were results of a good catch. Many a New Englander is prepared to animals fur which was There is a crying need for less legisla- bearing valuable George Prince has harvested about Window 1 that the “lost arts” must to the extent of thousands of dollars. tion, for better considered legislation | lay among bushels of from four acres, be His included a black 1,000 potatoes and for uniform legislation. It would ! loon be classed the of that de- findings fox, valued cooking at a which is a remarkable yield rare the who $2,000 and gray fox valued at considering a public service if lawyers, ectable and to $1,000, dish, pork beans, or, as well as two red foxes. season. — Brunswick are often in a majority and who fre- —Independent the unfavorable more the "Boston quently control our legislative assem- ipeak after vernacular, Reporter. l Record. lies. should gently but firmly repress jaked beans.” Certain it is that while with a Glass newly fledged legislators burning 10 dish is more often found among the desire to write their half-baked ideas on terns on the fare at restaur- the statute books of the State. bill of city there that are lessuniform- In of of this class, ants, are few speaking legislation the of James Frar.cis Burke re- y satisfactory from standpoint Congressman the it said: discriminating diner. Indeed, cently well be whether the “One of our State Legislatures actually may questioned taste for this old dish has not de- AND attempted the passage of a law making good Putty parted in cases with the ability to ground hog day a legal holiday. A new many cHdo cook it member of another, in his desire to ac- properly. This is to be wondered for in commodate a constituent, indorsed and hardly at, most cases stewed or steamed beans introduced, apparently without even have taken the of “baked” beans, a bill to the alimentary place reading, improve while the of the and canal. serving larger coarser, and the bills now is one to consequently stronger Paints “Among pending FLOUR tasting has led many to them compel a man to take out a license be- kinds, give up altogether. This is the more to be fore buying a drink, just as he has to Winter is Is famous crust flour regretted, as are showing a hunt. Another makes it a penal offense pie physicians Coming disposition to recommend the addition of for a doctor to an for —makes it tender and light perform operation beans to the on the that ordinary diet, ground lUaMiS^ Fuel is appendicitis if it afterward appears and di- and flaky perfectly that they are especially rich in When shown that a certain High it was not absolutely necessary. proteids, positive and reliable proof Just as for or material. It is doubt- “Another makes it a offense for gestible. good tissue-forming had cured Make penal ful, if could conscient- remedy many cases of female ills, wouldn’t any good your Ceiiur a ma: to put his feet on his desk while bread and cake and biscuits however, they ^ iously recommend the so-called “baked sensible woman conclude same would also dictating to a young lady stenographer. that the remedy Outside Window and whatever you are baking. beans, New York style,” or the “Boston Another taxes bachelors between the benefit her if with the same trouble? most economical flour baked beans” as in the ordi- suffering ages of 25 and 45. Another compels And the supplied nary Boston restaurant. The one Here are five letters from women which — ap- southern single men to give up the title of mister milled you most prove All sizes of gives pears to consist of underdone beans regular ,.a>< r and wear one equivalent to the title of the of E. Pinkham’s loaves to the sack. swimming in a weak while in the efficiency Lydia Vegetable Compound. miss, to prevent single women from flirt- gravy, stock. Odd sizes cm m other they are still only cooked, ,jr ing with married men, supposing them to Your grocer keeps William partly w* *aav LETTER FROM VIRGINIA. be giuvji 10 launiu^. uuui ciie DU single. Tell. Insist on it next time little like that old New Elliston, I feel it to thanks to and “There is another to nunish with im- royal England my duty express my you your dish of other as to lead visitors not great medicine. I was a sufferer from female troubles and had been con- over the order flour. days prisoninent profanity telephone. you fined in bed over “to the manner born,” when served one third of my time for ten months. I could not do my Another compels hotels to furnish bed FOR SALE AT YOUR GRC?ERS. housework and had with “baked beans” for the first time, fainting spells so that my husband could not leave me A.A.Howes&Co shee's not less than nine feet long. An- alone to wonder at their world-wide fame. for five minutes at a time. 1 othei punishes railway ticket agents who •‘Now I owe health to With the of a my Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and i fail to answer to them A SMOOTH, PLAIN RANGE FOR THE buyers generation ago, groceries any questions put WEDDING BELLS. Blood Purifier. Whenever I see a. Vermont hand pea beans were suffering woman I want to tell her what by curious travelers. KITCHEN. picked these medicines the prime favorites, but California have done for me and I will always speak a good word for “Bills have recently found their way Gilkey-Eord. Miss Ida Ford of Ohio today them.”—Mrs. Robert DRUGS j beans are the best that are Blankenship, Elliston, Montgomery Co., Va. and. into Congress to regulate the washing and Hebert Lincoln Gilkey of New Bed- The modern idea in the work of the home as available, and their best is very good indeed. For- and ironing of shirts and collars, for the ford, Mass., were married Oct. 4th at Is- ! well as in business is economy of time and 1 beans run in LETTER FROM LOUISIANA was eign pea irregular size, and MEDICINES regulation of women’s hatpins, making land Pond, Vt. Mr. Gilkey formerly labor as well as economy of and for the money, their flavor is no means so delicate New Orleans, La.—*‘I was the of Life and be- it a offense for a man to exhibit a and his friends by passing through Change penal of Rockport, Me., many j date kitchen furniture must be fore 1 up-to- home, and at the same time so rich, as took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound I was troubled with clock in front of his place of business there extend congratulations. from useless good BELFAS; wholly practical—free features. Californias. Therefore, select the lat- hot weak and dizzy feelings, backache and irregularities. I would which is either fast or slow. A bill re- Take for example the kitchen range. flashes, ami ! ter; wash them and soak over get ujrin the morning feeling tired out and not fit to do cently forwarded to a member Nickerson-Carver. Oct. 31st at Manufacturers for years vied with each thoroughly anything. prominent in sufficient cold water to Since I have been and Blood Purifier I feel all of authorized its to the home of I>ennis Carver at Duck other in covering their product with rosettes night keep # taking your Compound Congress promotor Your medicines are BURNHAM and in the fancied belief that a them covered. old-fashioned cooks right. worth their weight in gold.”— Mrs. Gaston run a lottery on condition that from the Trap, Lincolnville, his daughter. Emma filigree showy Many range would please the housewife best. their beans to remove some of Blondeau, 1541 Polymnia St., New Orleans, La. On and after 30, Ini: conduct cf it he to pay off the E. Carver, was married to Herman parboil Sept. agreed But what a mistake! Ask the of the any housekeeper strong taste, and when this is done, ing at Burnham and Waterv. National debt.” Nickerson, editor sporting depart- and she will “The to-day say, kitchen is the is a LETTER will be of the Boston Rev. L. long soaking unnecessary. For fam- FROM FLORIDA. trains for and from V Better considered legislation ment Journal, by chief work-room in our home; its fixtures Bangor. ily of four, a pint of dry beans is suffi- Wauchula, Fla.—“ Some time I wrote to had when all our lawmaking bodies, Fed- D. Evans. The happy couple left by should be neat, plain and sanitary. The cook- ago you giving you my symp- land and Boston will run as f. cient. To this must be added a toms, headache, and discomfort in eral, State and municipal, maintain legal evening boat for Boston. They have the ing .range should be in keeping with this idea generous backache, bearing-down, walking, caused of fat A thick from female troubles. FltOM l!i;i,F\s| reference bureaus. These are new neither best wishes of their many friends. —outside finish smooth and plain. You know piece pork. piece by a smooth is to clean.” the back is best, and the best is none too I two bottles of E Pinkham’s A.M in practice nor in theory. In all some 14 casting always easy got Lydia Vegetable Compound and a To the makers of the Glenwood Lean streaks when of Sanative Belfast, 7 05 States have established bureaus of this Williamson-Bartlett. The wedding Range good. cooked in the package Wash and that was all I used to make me a well woman. depart. should for be given chief credit the modern beans are and and the so- “I am satisfied that if I had a City Point. tT 10 kind in on “form or viz: Ala- of Dr. Llewellyn P. Williamson, U. S. tough stringy, done like good many women, and had another, plain range. It is in their Waldo.|7 20 bama. Massa- and Miss W. Bartlett took modeling depart- called “bean pork” sold in the markets not taken your remedies, I would have been a great sufferer. But I started Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, A., Mary ments and pattern shops that the graceful, Brooks.. 752 North Nov. at derives its name from the idea that the in time with the right medicine and well. It did not cost much chusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, place Wednesday morning, 6th, pleasing lines of the present-day plain range got very Knox. t7 44 and the the either. I feel that are a Dakotja, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode the residence of the bride’s sister, Mrs. have been carefully worked out. cheaper poorer meat, more you friend to all women and I would rather use Thorndike. 7 50 suitable for baked beans. remedies than have a doctor.” — Mattie Island, South Dakota, Texas and Wis- James H. Webster, in Orono. Rev. But remember—it is one thing to make a your Mrs. Hodnot, Box 406, Wau- Unity. 7 58 consin. Joseph B. Lyman, pastor of the First plain range and quite another to make it Having placed the pork in the bottom chula, Florida. Winnecook. r8 08 smooth A shows all if the bean Burnham, arrive. 8 20 Reference bureaus have already been Congregational Church, officiated. Fol- plain casting imperfec- pot, which should be of stone tions. If the iron is poor or the workman ir with a LETTER FROM WEST VIRGINIA. Clinton. 8 established in lowing a wedding breakfast the couple earthernware, working cover, successfully Baltimore, careless, the finish will be coarse and Benton. Si.' left for New York and will sail for Pana- rough, idd a quarter of mustard, Martinsburg, W. Va.—“I am to sav that E. Pinkham's Milwaukee and Newark, N. J., and de- not fine and smooth a teaspoonful glad Lydia Vege- like Glenwood. For i md salt and table has done Waterville. 8 54 of statistics have for some ma on Dec. 5th. sugar to taste. If molasses Compound wonders for my mother, and partments right here is where Glenwoods excel—they are daughter myself. Portland. 11 50 s used instead of sugar the beans will I have told dozens of about it and that when years existed in New York, Chicago and smooth as well as plain. people my daughter says Boston. 315 pi a lave a darker color when she hears a girl with she tells her to take Boston. Los Angeles has a privately Litteefield-Jackson. Edtnund J. In making smooth range, it is attention to cooked, though complaining cramps, your Com- Bangor.. 1145 Erma detail that counts. At the Glenwood :his is better attained pound.”—Mrs. Mary A. Hockenberry, 712 N. 3rd W. Va. maintained bureau. Foreign cities years Littlefield and Miss E. Jackson, Foundry, by long cooking St., Martinsburg, TO BUM _W1 the moulding sand is put after :han other means. Some like a ago recognized the necessity of similar both of Stockton Springs, were married through process by process until it is as fine and mellow as flour ittle onion cooked to which be Nov. Rev. in the beans, but ANOTHER LETTER FROM VIRGINIA. P.M. KM departments, might assigned Thursday morning, 7th, by The iron must be too. ,« just right, No one mine his is a matter of such duties as the A. Smith of the First Universa- entirely taste. Pour N£ws,Va.—“About five I was troubled with such Boston. 10 00 following: Ashley in the country can furnish the strong, fine Newport years ago pains on :he soaked or beans over and A.M. To have the custody of all documents, list Church, at his residence Fountain grained, lasting which the Glenwood parboiled all, bloating every month that I would have to go to bed. k quality vhich should the Portland. 12". etc., to the the ceremony formula and so the best fill pot nearly to the “A friend told me to take 11. Pinkham’s and reports, records, belonging street, Bangor, ring being demands, irons from Lydia Vegetable Compound Bangor. 7m> used. The bride is the of Mr. several mines are op. Add hot water to I soon found relief. The medicine city and not in actual use by the depart- daughter carefully proportioned and enough just strengthened me in every way and my Waterville. 7 blended in the fur- over and in a hot oven. From doctor ments. and Mrs. Frank B. Jackson, well known exactly right great melting place approved of my taking it. Benton.. 7 21 naces at the Glenwood And so on low on the is a matter To collect laws, ordinances, reports people of Stockton Springs, and the Foundry. ; cooking simply “I will be glad if my testimony will help some one who is suffering Clinton. 7 3o through each Glenwood department an of >f the and records from other cities. groom, the son of Isaac Littlefield, the army j keeping fire hot and the beans from female weakness.”—Mrs. W. J.Blayton, 1029 Hampton Ave., Burnham, leave. 8 35 skilled workmen is watching and car.ing for a j Newport To collect and make available for the blacksmith and wheelwright at that covered with water, for if they once go News, Va. Winnecook. t8 l'> thousand little details that are essential in pro- , or even will never Unity. 8 54 various departments information relat- place. Hnrimr a rhirahlo nlain rartro rViut ic I.. Iry, partially so, they Thorndike. u; ing to the of laws smooth. ie the same again. Cook until thorough- don’t this reliable 9 practical operation Winslow-Patno. A home wed- Why you try remedv? Knox. »j* i<: and ordinances other quiet Glenwood are male in hundreds y done, from ten to twelve hours is none in cities. Ranges of j Brooks. 9 2.' ding took place Thursday afternoon. Oct. different and sizes to suit all : oo but do not stir until are To prepare or advise in the prepara- patterns purses, long, they Waldo. t9 3.. 31st at two o’clock, when Dr. D. D. It matters not whether kitchen is loured out for the tion of bills, ordinances and resolutions your large ] table. Cooked like KVnSwr City Point. t9 4; Winslow of Pittsfield and Mrs. Mabel R. or small there’s a Plain Glenwood -. ■.■ ■■■—■■ ■. — made to fit 1 his baked beans are primarily as to their contents, not as palatable, nutriti- hr,—-—--™~~—■—■— Belfast, arrive. yf Patno of were united in it. They can be had for burning coal, wood or to their form. and Unity marriage ( ous, and comparatively while AM legal —Case Comment; gas, with powerful Hot Water Fronts for inexpensive, | in the of a few invited friends, n food • presence the kitchen value they rank very high. Flag station. Rev. S. at the home of heating boiler or for country use 1 'iri'i 'Bji hi by F. Walker, with The for a return to such old WOOD HOLDING ITS OWN. large copper reservoir on the end oppo- necessity Limited tickets for Boat Mr. Winslow on the corner of Park street as site fire-box. ashioned dishes baked beans and $5.00 from Belfast and al! m and Hartland avenue. Mr. Winslow has are oiew Tile substitution of other material for They fully guaranteed by the makers to England boiled dinner arises from i H. D. WALDRON, General 1 been a prominent resident of Pittsfield give the service and satisfaction that they 1 he continued cost of all i MORRIS MCDONALD, wood in structural and even in high nearly factory a were to ±ji ■ for had and intended .y, Vice G. many years, having large give. ] finds of meats. President & and cabinet work has so far j Attention has been progressed sur- successful practice as veterinary | -] called a with no concerted ately by Transcript correspon- Portland practically effort in this and geon many surrounding Clubbing Offers. The ( ient to the act that the Romans eon- either to study or to advertise the desir- following clubbing - towns, and he has many friends who ex- ( able of wood. Now, offers apply only to subscriptions paid in ad- |uered Italy and Carthage on black bean qualities however, tend to him and Mrs. Winslow best j 1^# and one of the that I the seems to be up and vance; and when payment is made it should be 1 lorridge, things ri’l f"f country waking wishes for the future. —Pittsfield Adver- j M2|ten to this nade Japan formidable to Russia in the beginning investigate subject. tiser. stated what premium, if any, is desired. It is Solid BELFAS ast war was the use of There are more desirable j large soy-beans | really quali- also necessary to say that none of these | publi- | and ties about wood than undesirable ones. A iy her people soldiers. With beef ; Higgins-Hamilton. very quiet cations are mailed with The Journal or from ; md and There is a striking instance in the case wedding took place at 3.30 p. m., Nov. | pork practically unchanged, j this office. We have to pay for these ] nutton and lamb a little of the railway tie, illustrating a certain 7th at the Methodist parsonage in Bucks- publica- only lower, Hook & Ladd tions one in moderate property of wood that escaped attention port, Rev. Thomas Whiteside perform- I year advance, and they are then ] >eople of means have been I sent from 1 to turn to a less meat NO, ! until time told the tale. Steel, concrete ing the ceremony. The contracting i their respective offices to our sub- ibiiged exclusively ( liet. In the end this will tend to bet- and various other substitutes were offer- parties were Joseph Morrison Higgins scribers. Our clubbing offers are as follows as el' health and mure economical WiLL THEIR ed and put into use, being heralded of Denver, Colo., and Elva Mabelle for one year’s subscription paid in advance: living, HAVE the great thing of the future. But it Hamilton, daughter of Mrs. A. B. Davis 1 hough the process of transition is pain- j The Journal and Farm and : — was found that these were lack- of was Home.$2.00 'ul enough. Boston things Orland. The bride becomingly The Transcript. Concert an Journal and Tribune Farmer. ... 2.25 in certain pos- in white satin with trim- ing cushioning qualities gowned crystal The Journal and McCall’s Magazine. 2.10 sessed by wood, they were while the wore the con- The Journal and 1 a consequently mings, groom Woman’s Magazine. 2.25 -onsequences of Shipwreck of Long Ago. December t not as good in actual service as the ventional black. Mr. was for- Higgins The publications included in our clubbing of- wooden tie. an Ellsworth and until a few How Thatcher’s Island came merly boy fers may be sent to different addresses. by its There have been a number of a successful experi- years ago conducted grocery lame is an interesting story. Some 269 ences in connection with metal business in The of the Woman’s spokes Millinocket. Mrs. Higgins publishers Magazine rears ago the Rev. Anthony Thatcher and tubular of and ve- is in have advised us of an parts wagons very favorably known Bucksport, increase in their sub- ; ind his family and several other passen- hicles made of metal instead of wood. where she has much of her time a passed scription price and consequent advance in j set sail on a day in August from The claim of and gers greater strength wear- and made many friends, who wish them clubbing rates, and The Journal and Woman’s ipswich for Marblehead, Mass. The was ing qualities without ques- a wedded life. was a accepted long, happy Magazine are now $2.25. uckless vessel overtaken by furi- because are tion, people impressed with >us storm and driven on the rocks of this All winter the Zero and the The of McCalls long—on days the idea that steel and other metal has Kearney-Hooper. a few friends publishers magazine have Only sland, where she soon went to pieces. Perfection Smoke- wood backed and relatives were at the wed- Bent us this notice: “The subscribers windy, blustering days—the clear off the platform when present may All were lost save Mr. and Mrs. Thatch- it comes to these Yet actual of Miss Katherine Hooper and H. S. select their free patterns within 30 after less Oil Heater them real solid comfort. qualities. ding days ;r, and among the drowned were the gives Announces that he ha- service has manufacturers a few of Masardis, which took the of their first taught Kearney place receipt magazine by making Lev. John Avery, his wife and six chil- It saves them many a cold and sickness for it easily It has for one at the home of her on Main j to diseases of the things. taught'them thing parents a request on an iren. The name of this unfortunate ordinary post card, stating warms the rooms not reached by the heat. that metal will not stand shocks as wood street, Thursday ordinary § Bucksport, evening, that the pattern desired is a free pattern to ’amily is commemorated Avery’s and 7th. Rev. W. of the by The Perfection Heater is made with nickel trim- will, when once kinked or battered Nov, Henry Webb a near | which they are entitled.” Lock, hidden reef the island and its is and church steel or enameled drums). 1 Nose an strength seriously pmpaired Congregational officiated, using ihunned by mariners. Fortunately some mings (plain turquoise-blue Eye, Ear, cannot be restored. the service. The single ring wedding jrovisions from the wreck were washed Ornamental. Inexpensive. Lasts for years. Easily When it comes to cabinet work and in- march was played by Miss Eva BORDER STATE BALLADS. g Hooper, ishore and the two survivors were thus moved from to AND nLIKAl terior there are so desirable her sister. Refreshments were served. place place. finish, many laved from starvation before they were | about Mrs. is and has a At Dealert Ever^mbmte 1 qualities wood that there is no Kearney very popular A MAINE HOMESTEAD. aken off by a fishing vessel and carried Office hours—10 a. m. t-.» of any other material circle of friends. She was former- danger replacing large :o Marblehead. More than a century 7 to 8 p. m., and by a] it in like a so in the but for the (Sweet Fennel.) STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK anything general way, long ly employed postoffice, ater the twin lighthouses that now warn as there is wood to the past year had been employed at Bangor. It grew in a grand old garden, enough supply ihe mariner from this island were built Albany Boston |gj CORNER CHURCH AND BRi needs. it is a safe She will be missed in the local entertain- Long years and years ago, Buffalo New York | Indeed, prediction ind took their name from the island, ;i f§| that now ments in in which she was Where the bright, old-fashioned 100 years from there will be Bucksport, posies, vhich had for the two sur- I Telephon connection. The dawn-red roses been called more wood used, for in- She is the of Mr. climbing comparatively, prominent. daughter In Summer used to vivors of the long ago wreck. The first ferior and cabinet work than and Mrs. Stinson and her grow. trimming Hooper, many fleam of light sent out across the Atlan- there is friends wish her much in the •Twas dear Grandmother’s today. happiness garden, :ic from these lights was on December For one no And she loved it passing well;— thing, there is comparison future. 11, 1771. in the beauty between the natural color, Oh, gladsome were the hours with her ‘mid the flowers ■ tone and finish of wood and the cold Kearney-Hooper. The home of Mr. Spent While Summer wove its imitations of it in metal and concrete.— and Mrs. Stinson Hooper in Bucksport spell. The Woodworker. was the scene of a very pretty wedding Fond Grandmother! What pansies r Ktc. dUUKa Thursday, Nov. 7th, when their daughter Were hers! I see her yet, Here Is a Genuine Her knitting-work within her Bargain lap Miss Katherine, was united in marriage On the treatment of Horses, Cattle, Not Guilty. On apron white, and old to S. of quaint cap Birds and Harry Kearney Masardis, by Upon the gray locks set. Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, Poultry, Rev. Mr. Webb of the One “The le^l of the lakes has been Congregational Trained mailed free. McCall’s Magazine, Year, great Grown older now and severed Animals, AIon!yR church. The single ring service was lowered several inches in the last 10 From that loved of The bride was spot yore. One ia declares the statistician. very impressive. very mind oft loves to wander back For Every Living Tiling on the Farm The Journal, Year, years,” in white messaline. My Republican £7 “Don’t blame me,” says the man with prettily gowned Over life’s varied, irksome track The march was the Humphreys’ Veterinary Specifics. the red nose and the cloves in his vest wedding played by To childhood’s happy shore. 15=Cent McCall Pattern, bride’s sister, Miss Eva Hooper. Only A. A. For FEVERS, Milk Fever, Lung Fever. Any Evening Post. when woes of pocket.—Chicago And the earth ■ a a few friends and relatives were often, I II rv K. present. Have overwhelmed At the close of refreshments my soul, B. B. For SPRAINS, Lameness, Rheumatism. MCCALL’S MAGAZINE evening, And life seems void and hard to bear, iron i miss mis txiraoroinai were after which the mar- For SORE Throat, Epizootic, Distemper. served, newly I am refreshed by wandering there, C. C. Is the Leading Fashion Journal in America. f ried couple left amid a shower of con- In sweet control. wit' Fancy’s D D For WORMS, Dots. Grub*. In the matter of McCall’s is By special advertising arrangement RHEUMATISM fetti and old shoes for parts unknown. dress, indispensable But ah! the fair kind face I lishers of McCall’s we are able to offer yen On their return will reside in Stock- loved, E E. For COUGHS, Colds, Influenza. to woman. There are over 50 of the newest they The voice so soft and low every ton. The received were For Diarrhea. issue. known popular Home and Fashion Journ;. presents they Which uttered Wisdom’s words to me F F COLIC', Bellyache, designs of celebrated McCall Patterns in each ATTACKS THE HEART and beautiful. a few cents many very In that far time, have crossed death’s sea G. G. Prevent- MISCARRIAGE. with our own paper for only Rheuma Will Get Rheumatism Before A happier home to know; Each month 1,100,000 copies of McCall’s, brim- the of our alone. THE BIG SNEEZE INVADES THE H. H For KIDNEY' and Bladder disorders | regular price paper Rheumatism Gets You. And stranger faces now are seen ful of latest fashions, work, interesting short COUNTRY. I. For SKIN DISE ASES. Mange, fancy About the dear old I. Eruptions, offer be a place; and scores of and money ideas The above extraordinary may man freed from the other the stories, labor-saving bondage And hands garden till. j. K. For BAD CONDITION. Indigestion. there are hundreds of others. wide- all who subscribe, renew or ev Its Medical Name is Coryza and it is Spec- But rare sweet fennel blossoms still for women, are welcome visitors to 1,100,000 persons Read his advice and judge Shed odor and 60 cts. each bottle. mentioned. Th ially Fond of Women in Low Necked there, grace. awake American homes. time ahead for the time for yourself.. — [Edwin B. Lowe. Oil for Hoofs &c. $1.00. had for a Gowns. Veterinary is that pay in advance. “I Rheumatism is a illustrated quisite you Stable full outfit $7.00. McCall’s large, artistic, handsomely long while, and tried many or Case, “Everybody’s getting coryza influenza, or APPLEDORE. that is to women's medicines said to cure the 100-page monthly periodical adding if our McCall i soon will be.” Bright glow the flowers in Appledore, At druggists or sent prepaid on receipt Remember, you accept big disease, but was not cured the nose starts and When tip of your to blush, The waves are happiness efficiency everywhere. the we have ever selec: used glancing free, of price. best made—you may until I RHEUMA, and when and the roof of your mouth be- your lipB But mute she lies with folded hands, Homeo. Medicine Cor. WUUam it has done all that Humphreys’ Co.. are to one of the celebrated 15c. M> certainly gin to feel dry and hard, and your eyes All up The of the Sea. The publishers of McCall’s planning spend charge any it was recommended for. I Singer and Ann Streets, New York. with tears for no apparent reason, you’ve got Far inland, her extra in 1913 in order to terns from your first copy of McCall’s by cannot praise RHEUMA too through magic verse, thousands of dollars keep coryza. We heard the curlews cry, to The McCall highly. My advice to those comes when the time has arrived to McCall’s head and shoulders above all similar publi- postcard request Company. Coryza And watched, (the green hills all around), suffering from Rheumatism meet Fox-Trapping change uuderwear. Many it when sit- The boats go cations. issue will be full of sur- is to use this fishing by. Also Mink, Coon and other Every delightful Call at this office or send your order by ma great remedy, ting at the open windows of street cars. as it will animals taken with success I believe effect a’ Particularly, say the Health Department Now on the breakers, white with foam, prises. scribe today. cure in case.’ with the Page Methods, permanent any physicians does coryza attack women in low The fierce storm seemed to ride; —C. B. Lanham, Sattes, W. neck And now, upon the shining sands, Fully warranted; land, snow, gowns. Beta. for Va., April 27,1912. Dr. for Crept murmuring the tide. water Stamps testi- Humphreys’ "Seventy-seven" Grip monials and terms. Bait for A. A. Howes & Co. will be glad to sell you and Colds meets the conditions and Not lost! the Singer and her song epidemic sale in two RHEUMA for Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago,' breaks the disease. At all 25c. Shall live forevermore; pint, quart, quart up Drug stores fox scent in Neuralgia and Kidney ailments on money-back Homeo, Medicine Cor. Wil- Her memory speaks in every wave jare; pint jars. Humphreys’ Co., EDGAR R. Orland. if not satisfied plan. Why nut play a sure liam and Ann streets. New York.—Advertise- That breaks on Appledore. PAGE, Maine. thing? A bottle costs but 60 cents. moot. —Marian Douglas. 8w40p2 -— —“ -— milk fever. THE NEW BATES CHAPEL. of The Journal. Editor and November 10 Workingmen Farmers The Corner Stone Laid 6th. 'Vjgr.* no 't>nger dread this FROM Will find comfort, economy and com- Trade Nov. 6. The AlOGTOR Ve,er'",‘ a few ago nearly mark Lewiston, Me., laying thre* whjch years patients ... who went to your plete satisfaction in institute no Then medicine was wearing XgJJS. of the corner Btone this afternoon for IjohnsdTs^hSentI longer eihibit any signs of that fatal. Used tr0Cbi- ,,roved 1 108 Years lor Internal and External Ills but are entirely freed from the fetters the marks an im- I that held them so •1**" the cow’s throat. Now air Goodyear Glove Robbers fs new Bates chapel long in slavery.” From & !',wn the in the of Bates I Are you prepared to relieve sudden and £“«»• Jetter among scores we have, into the udder. None but portant epoch history cramps pains I proving absolutely that the have the of ■ that come They quality materials that For a suitable may any time? I oils ever have this sickness, *** College. many years place make them wear longer and feel better has not 9 Johnson’s ovelops within three days to hold chapel services been ob- Anodyne Liniment responds than ordinary rubbers. In their Bates in 1 have had two cases; making only the best tainable, and for evermore will Quickly relieving coughs, colds, bowel of rubber is used. 9 ^i9 which grade gum have one the ■ m 1 DRINK of the nnest cnapeis among troubles, burns, cuts, etc. ! ,r fifteen ago, chaps, HABIT years “ar^ons tan be Maine overcome bv the NEAL i.hAr the old will not or colleges. 25c PillS a veterinary in They crack crumble and they the I and 50c everywhere I ■ TREATMENT. N<» give The afternoon was warm and ideal for hypodermics used. Re- wearer that sense of sults absolutely certain. All other case was this fall, security and of the dealings cntiden- the occasion, a large body students satisfaction which one enjoys when o In both cases and alumni attended, the THEaS linely. wearing the best the market surrounding ?a^p^af&%Un^r affords. foundation of the building. two days after calving, The additional wear over ordinary Invocation was offered by Rev. Arba THE NEAL INSTITUTE. no of rubbers makes the GLOVE •wed signs trouble, brand John of the Court Street 141 Pleasant Atc., Portland, Maine. the and to Marsh, pastor ihe Democratic and the Stock SHORT were and cheapest best buy. Victory COURSES AT U. OF M. Telephone 4216. ,; ig they down, Free Baptist church of Auburn. Presi- | Made in all styles and a brief Market. get up. The recent one sizes dent Chase then gave but com- but one j only grade—the BEST. historical address of the college, Practical instruction at of ■tice of anything. Our plete New 6. The College Agricult- the first corner York, Nov. stock mar- j saying that 56 years ago ure in General is a near and ket’s immediate to Agriculture, Dairying, Or- i.u: neighbor Dealer—W. A. Swift, Belfast. stone of the first Bates College building response the Demo- cratic sweep was a advance in j charding and Poultry. :it once. For the benefit was laid. He then outlined with some general ST. the prices, in which it followed the lead of ..me who may not be near detail the progress of building of The extension of agricultural educa- VITUSJANGE London where numerous American Bates which has increased rap- issues : The Cure of 1 will describe the treat- College, closed at of tion among the people of the State Tliis Case Is of idly in the last few years. He told of gains 1 to 2 points. The by ■limal. After milking her COLLEGE GAMES. most marked exception to this the College of Agriculture of the Uni- to , News the continued attempts made to obtain tendency Vital Interest the Parents of Literary and Notes. fere was in the sugar both Amer- of air into each quarter money for the new chapel, and at last a shares, versity Maine is oecoming more ef- The Freshmen defeated the ; ican beet sugar and American dis- fective of Nervous Child. lii it was quite full and Colby New York lady, whose name has not sugar each year and the short courses Every weakness on Skowhegan High school eleven, 13 to 0, I The demand for John yet been a total of $65,- playing pronounced possible in general agriculture, horti- was done with a Kendrick Bangs’ revealed, gave dairying, Mr. James F. f. well- bicycle November 6th. Touchdowns were made jook tariff agitation. Soon after the culture and Thompson, of Christmas, stories, “A Little 000 dollars for the building, which is to opening poultry management arrang- known tube. Two hours after and Knowlton. The the market recorded recessions printer, of No. 301 West Iowa .1 by King features of Book of Christmas” has include one the best that general ed for the year are intended to already been so of pipe organs 1912-13, has her the game were the 45-yard run Shum- that his and a number of prominent issues had be in nature street, Memphis, Tenn., recently was chewing cud, by ?reat publishers announce a can be obtained. intensely practical and of and the work of Skow- substantial declines. told of a cure in his that will in- way good Viles. hird printing. This book has Thomas H. D. D., pastor of the registered : real value to persons in the family nates later got up. She been Stacy, engaged terest hegan had hard luck on fumbles. Dark- recommended by the American Curtis Memorial church, Concord, N. H., various lines of farming. every nervous sufferer. Parents constipated and the doc- ness closed the teams too to Library An of nervous school children upon early Association for purchase by sm ill libra- gave the oration. He said in part: English Author Wrote, | The courses in general agriculture and pale, weak, o and a half do much scientific work. ive her one I ries. “The cottage shrine has from the first ; dairying will open January 7 and con- will be especially interested. Mr. “No no no no a salts and one-foruth been a home in Hawthorne hall shade, shine, fruit, no flowers, tinue for four weeks, said: Coburn Classical Institute defeated ! A volume sure given | Thompson to interest readers of leaves—November! Many Americans would The courses in horticulture and Waterville 20 on Alumni and as the Ark of God blessed the home j poul- ‘‘I have a son, who at the age of r in one quart of warm High, toO, field, add no freedom from is so Ray, he as catarrh,which aggra- will the score the re- younger generation well as the of Obed Eden, while to rest try management open Feb. 4 and five was scared some In and she has been in Nov. 6th, indicating i permitted vated during this month that it becomes con- I years by boys. ilder is “Artemus so students of Bates continue for three weeks. speetive merit® of the two teams. Co- Ward’s Best Stories,” there, have the stantly troublesome. There is abundant proof about two weeks’ time lie broke down In an emergency a been blessed the shrine of Hawthorne that No tuition or fees of any kind are burn has a great team, but Waterville edited by Clifton Johnson. Onlv the by catarrh is a constitutional disease. It is or gave away completely. He had to a medium hall.” He then the related to scrofula and one I charged, while it is announced in a cir- by putting High, outweighed about 10 pounds to the [ >est and most congratulated presi- consumption, being go to bed and the doctors suid that ha characteristic stories have of the cular issued that board and room a resistance. dent, and overseers in their work wasting diseases. Hood’s Sarsaparilla just a piece of cork, if man, put up splendid The i )een selected Mr. Johnson faculty had St. Vitus’ dance. During the en- by and they in the has shown that what is capable of eradicating can be secured for $4.50 to $5 a week. ■ was witnessed a crowd of finally obtaining building. tire and ave game by large ’how the night formnnynights he would it perfectly clean, kind of humor which was popu- much then scrofula, completely cures catarrh, and taken Students are not to rooters for both teams, and others. He closed by saying: “How required purchase lie awake and He could not ar a decade ago. To the in time prevents consumption. We cannot sec 1 textbooks. cry. sleep < euld be blown into the present gener- will a fashioned to wor- In the course in dairying ition of readers chapel inspire how any sufferer can put off taking this medi- at all, but would'roil and toss all night The final basketball games of the Artemus Ward will set for that each student will be to should project half an ship, apart wholly purpose, cine, in view of the recorc | expected provide lung. His arms and head an 1 women’s division in the inter-class leem like a new like their widely published 1 himself with two white jerked series, writer, and, add to the of Bates Col- of its radical and is un- suits. These ie of the cork. Whether all highest dignity permanent cures. It twitched and he bee tine so nervous that which were from ’athers, will enjoy his quaint stron suits will cost about each and can postponed Colby day, humor, lege, contribute to the -er, deeper, doubtedly America’s Greatest Medicine foi ! $1 lie could not feed himself. He so bubbles over got microbes, bring on this were at the Foss hall courts Nov. yhieh always with and women America’s Greatest Disease.—Catarrh be obtained in Orono if the student de- played kindly religious life of the men here j that he couldn’t even speak. Pie had the in a hard and un. There is an introduction W. D. sires. •ven, I think, but it is 6th, Seniors, fought by and thus the better develop the spirit, ] bad which came (in and not the least particularly spei Is, pretty game, winning from the Juniors, Lowells, interesting the third of that Sacred of A list of boarding places will be sup- in air. lart part Trinity One way to relieve habitual constipation is about every three months. He was pumping 5 to and the of the volume is the students on their arrival or ad- 0, Sophomores winning, 15 biographical human life. May it not be true that this to take regularly a mild laxative. Doan’s plied confined to bed for two months when A. J. Robertson. to from the Freshmen The 1 lotes which tell in outline of the life of commodations will be in 4, winning building, the corner stone of which we Regulets are recommended for this purpose. engaged ad- he was first taken sick. of this 1913 the winner of Charles Farrar Browne, born in Water- 25c. a box at all stores. vance for those who make game places t lay today, completed by the Divine drug i application. “I had a nerve specialist and two of FALLS ord, Me., to a The courses in T BUILDING the fall tournament, having defeated I apprenticed printer, and Presence, shall bear a large part in de- dairying and general the best physicians in Memphis with each three with * he later advent of his humor More Steam Coiiiers. are to butter- undermined, and if the of the other classes, I quaint into veloping the students of Bates College agriculture designed give him during the first year of the disease. he of the to milk at- seven points toward the general athletic newspapers country be fol- for best as here in silent com- makers, dealers, milk producers and couldn’t do for him and ui—good digestion—is j J 3wed things, They anything on the inter-class by his lectures, which him Boston, Nov. 7. John Ross, general farmers as as so On the first cup, championship brought munion and utter devotion aspiring souls Capt. thorough training didn’t him a bit. the last .: follows. 1 ame. New help Finally The Juniors won three York: Harper & Bros. source formerly ‘commander of the schooner in the four weeks. The work New Life Pills spin. games, shall find the and object of all possible physician said that he would have to Pr. King’s Gardiner G. and who has recent- is and of being only beaten by the Seniors, The Theosophical Path for true aspirations? We would have it so.” Deering exceedingly practical is such out grow it. I then bought a box of Dr. the stomach and regu- five toward November, been master of the steamer F. J. Lis- a nature that those who take the courses Wednesday, capturing points Point The corner stone was then laid by ly Williams’ rink Pills. lie!pod him id bowels. Loma,California,Katherine Ti ng- to to the can They Pleasant, easy, the cup. This general athletic cup will President followed the man, has gone Detroit bring put the principles learned into prac- away lie had been j * Chase, by prayer right and, although 1 at all be awarded next to that class win- ;y, Editor) opens with an able and new steamer Laura V. Stoddard to the tice on to their sick for a a druggists. May | of consecration, given by Rev. James A. immediately returning year and half, he began to coast. The is one of four ning the most points in the basketball j s evere criticism of Schafer’s presidential Howe, D. D. Stoddard business. cat and to gain strength. I gave him \YS OF KANSAS. the and were steamers built on the Great Lakes this The of the short course in fruit the until he recovered contests, Ivy day celebration, „ ddress before the British Association The ode and college hymn then object pills entirely his summer is to the tennis tournament. First the student The ode was for the Harper Transportation growing present through lectures, health. He has never had an attack spring j c r the Advancement of Science on “The sung by body. in the tennis contest counts five of this It is understood demonstrations and exercises of St. Vitus’ dance since. He is :ry to hear people place i ( and Nature of Life.” Kenneth especially written for the occasion bv Company city. laboratory at- h-igin the has an order for the of hard times,” re- points, and second three points. ! Mrs. Mabel S. ’91. company placed most approved modern orchard prac- tending school andisin health.” place, j lorris, the Welch pee: and writer, con- Merrill, perfect of Wabaun- First in drills counts 15 four additional colliers, to be constructed tices and methods. St. Vitus’ dance, nervous or Keagy place Ivy day t Lbutes a strikingly original article on debility •A it is like and second 10. Last 1912 next season. The course in poultry management neurasthenia, ner- hv, paradise points year, j Language,” and “The Adolescent neuralgia, sciatica, aims to attention to the vous headaches and nervous ti.e early days in Kan- won the cup. Before the basketball j y YOU TAKE NO give special dyspepsia ■ge,” by Lydia Ross, M. D., deals with RISK. Fire in breeds .... remember a were a con- : Washington. various and varieties of are due to exhausted ner- story games played goal throwing Q ne of the most vital of poultry, tired, weak, problems today, ves. The or, Herman Meseke, test took place between the four teams. ! housing, incubating brooding, feeding correct treatment in each j rof. F. S. Harrow continues his Our Reputation and Money is Back of Nov. i Kansas in 1860 with his The won, making 19 baskets Fire, early Monday morning, of chicks and adult birds, killing and case is to build up and purify the blood, Sophomores Studies in Orphism,” one of the most This Offer. in three 17 in 4th, destroyed the farm buildings of packing of poultry for market, and oth- which alone can give the nerves nour- minutes; Juniors, second, j v aluable contributions to the subject of won ! Warren Smalley in the north part of the er of the that ishment. Unless build the .- settled on a homestead the same time. The Sophomores y .ncient Other arti- We pay for all the medicine used during the phases poultry industry you up Greek Philosophy. town of known as the Dea- will to ! was so severe the team trial, if our remedy fails to relieve Washington, be of value the practical poultry- blood, it is useless to try to reach the drouth thereby large championship c les of real interest are “Education and completely work you of constipation. We take all the risk. con Samuel Cunningham place, consisting man. nerves with medicine or nourishment. ; nothing. Aside from banner. j t ie Social Problem,” by Rev. S. J. Neill; You are not to us in of shed and with < obligated any way what- house, barn, together Information either the short Dr. Williams’ Pint Pills for Pale Peo- : •■ments they had a yoke -j of concerning Master Pierre, A Wise Man Picardy;” sver, if you accept our offer. Could 30 tons of This was not the t liens. In the late Au- anything hay. per- winter courses or the regular courses can ple contain the very elements which ONLY A FIRE HERO Art Among the Indians;” “The Dog and be more fair for you? Is there any reason why who lives -und that he had j manent home of Mr. Smalley, be secured by writing, Leon S. Merrill, enable the blood to nourish the nerves | enough I t ie “Recent Pro- you should hesitate to put our claims to actual but the crowd cheered, as, with burned hands, Bone;” Archeological in Union, though he lives on this place dean. of until they become strong. fc :e flour for himself and and others, all of atten- test? College Agriculture, University | a round box. “Fellows!” he £ t'pss;” worthy while the farm and was there Write for tl ie freo Dis- "i he held up small The most common sense working of Maine Orono. today booklet, winter and enough rye j * on. the a scientific, treatment j Arnica Salve 1 Among illustrations, always for a few this and went to the eases of the Nervous ■ two oc- shouted, "this Bucklen’s hold, is Rexall Orderlies, which are eaten like days fall, System.” flee. The hens rominent feature of this magazine are candy. for also They are very and barn with his lantern to feed his horse, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold irg=. but Mrs. Meseke has everything beat bums." Right! views of pronounced, gentle pleasant Where* WasJ Pat? by j, ?veral strikingly beautiful in and on and all or be the until action, particularly agreeable in every when the cat jumped overturned druggists, will sent, postpaid, Mould keep eggs for boils, ulcers, sores, pimples, eczema, cuts, on at ^ Iave and Rock the Pacilic Shore way. do not cause The fire on of 50c. box: six They diarrhoea, nausea, the lantern. quickly spread,and ifi a receipt price, per one greater. bruises. Surest cure. It subdues Siimtob; w/p-isi i; dearth sprains, pile J omaland, and also interesting views of flatulence griping or any inconvenience what- to boxes fur $2.50, the Dr. Williams e although neighbors responded readily atta-i in this by winter was fairly on cents at all aver. Rexall Orderlies are jallism N itional cam- inflammation, kills pain. Only 25 I alenque, Mexico, views of Colorado, j particularly good the call for could be done iledieine N. Y. ,m help nothing He even failed to show at the Company", Schenectady, out of saleratus (the e :c. For children, aged and delicate persons. n»m'• up druggists. to prevent a total loss. ante for soda. She had ! We urge you to try Rexall Orderlies at our pe“ocratic rally held in Waterville the >rder to make I risk. Two sizes, 10c. and 26c. r You don’t — that HI E CHIIOOHCN a biscuits). skin but profani- Remember, you h(. evening. suppose LTk~E t Most disfiguring eruptions, scrofula, Itching piles provoke profanity :an get Rexall Remedies in this For is itself! i : to go to the nearest trad- remove them. Doan’s Ointment is community K MMgestion. to repeat Still, there’s rashes, etc., are due to impure blood t; won't & OIa ^^ory KENNEDY’S pimples, mly at our store The Rexall Store—City Relieves sour LAXATIVE ! some soda. That was as a blood ri commended for or Drug stomad% 2..="Progra3sive party; he has never tried Burdock Blood Bitters cleansing itching, bleeding protrud- | store, Edmund Wilson, 93 Main Street. ■ Prop., 01 the he art. Digests what eat .18 miles away. He and tonic, is well recommended. $1.00 at all store, ir g piles. 50c at any drug store. j Palpitation you hat.—Independent-Reporter. f £ COUGH SYRUP j up and found they had They looked all over the find one mure in order to izen, hut failed. Meseke sen and started to town sgs. He met a neighbor HOUSE THE THE JOURNAL¥ BUILT an extra egg to make an

bed town he traded his ® Aus. It took him two days to make the trip for no than to get some soda so PLUMBING, could bake biscuits.” — hot water HEATING woe might be added -» ^ AND STEAM chills and fever, which Wall Paper Goodhue & Co. nil the settlers of .ii'-ii—- >" early FROM y 1_ vriter can from testify Curtains i! & Jones ; j ion in the late 50’s. Carle f|||g§3| _andj)raperies ^ I '■iJlock Case Settled. __ j The Vidor Vidrola promise suit for £10 000 --— 1 AT SLEEPER'S i Alexene L. Hadloek, larvey D. Hadloek, at ■ well-known lawyer, James H. Hons ■ J. Gorman, who is en- theatrical business, was ■arties out of court. Carpets protested his undying | e for her; dined frequent- t her home and obtained i it at divers times to buy j and pay different bills, M. R. KNOWLTON j ged she gave him three C. F. SWIFT | I The claimed she plaintiff Staple and Fancy i ,S Z >and ! and loved but he ----- « [ him, Groceries, Fruit and Con- Always has a bargain } ry her. He married an- fectionery, ! in real estate. I | MASONIC TEMPLE _"J ostook Potatoes. EQUIPPED [ WITH j art getting the potatoes WALDO med up from their stables j ______t I the cold weather, so that I l tie past week have not | 1 is as they were the week FURNISHED I few Cobblc-rs indeed are I hat are offered bringing 1 i. 35. The Green Moun- I ling from $1.05 to $1.15. I ms about fairly to equal I Fort Fairfield Review. H. E. am> ~ __ __MCDONALD, _; ^ ocailops Clams w/mn » [ Postmaster Knew. «70 Main Street. WIRED -at- W//LH r that a man went into the Clty F5sh Market LET me SHOW YOU | u and asked for a money LIGHTED COOPER & CO. |'v I ‘h?” asked the postmas- I ■ lion. 1 guess,” was the "SiSZ'JSr Builders’ 7~^~ I Supplies, E^S^ZT. I aaster grinned and made KF. Oklahoma Oklahoman. ' 1 A ® ^ Lumber, Brick. jr" ': BSpSt Best Asset and Medicines. Lime, Cement, Etc. \ Is (iood Health. m30y\'\ Ul1! h»- *'Pa'th anything and everything v I, th a sick headache, indigestion -lutrt ^ poor nourishment and lack of I'fik ,ppP. the whole of life’s effort is at pit Tf, Je“E. F.” Atwood’s Medicine begins °n* put8 the stomach right, acts on tlieves the of its pkSan Francisco. lCi-L *-'''■**'-* high priced ton, Me; M V B Chase, Rockland; Frank E Curtis. In Airs. Vj. Cj. AUitUlS 4UUOJ albeit Rockland, Or: .• of the cold time coming, Nov. 5th, sch. W. arrived, operation at her home Monday, Nov. 5th. She News and Newcastle, N B, Nov 4. Cld, sch Melbourn illness of her —reminds us Harry Haynes ligh*, i Swain, Newport Charleston; Georg- and Mrs. James L. Curtis, a ville, Mass., called there by the for the P Smith, New York. d;.u,.h, far been delightful to load and steamer Millinocket ar- is doing well-Mr. Eben Cobb is having the ietta, Sullivan, Me; Emma McAdam, Cook. In November has thus lumber, Bangor; St N Nov 7. Rockland, October I sister, Mrs. Fred M. Harris. ar, sch Miss. John, B, Cld, schs Nellie Eaton, continue. rived a water and in condition 12, Theoline, Gulfport, Mrs. Roy A. Cook, a Per, i season. this good behavior with general cnrgo from New York. pipes repaired put good Boston; Laura M Lunt, N B son, May Philadelphia, Nov 5. Ar, sch Hillsboro, (to load Powers. In Mrs. Elizabeth Allen left Monday for Orange, for the A took Josephine, Deer Die. ( V to his cabinet? Vari- Nov. 6th, sch. Brir.a P. Pendleton sailed with winter.... very quiet wedding New sch Portland. for United States port). Whom will Wilson call York; cld, Herald, and Mrs. Edward a where she will the winter with Parrsboro, N S, Nov 6. sch Annie Powers, s N. J., spend if harmony is to potatoes and hay for Norfolk, Va., and place at the Methodist parsonage Wednesday Baltimore, Nov 8. Passed down Sparrows Sid, Lord, ous elements must be satisfied New York. her son, Andrew W. Allen. Nov. when Mr. Charles Cushman Point sch Horace A Stone, Portsmouth. as M. Antin styles schooners Helen Benedict and Ella Clifton ar- evening, 6th, MAKKli r> be maintained. Will he be Newport News, Nov 9. Ar, sch George E Turk’s Island, Nov 7. sld, sch Catherine Steamer Kennebec, Capt. Parmenter, finish- rived, light, to load lumber; steamer Milli- was married to Mrs. Nettie Betts. Many Bangor. him. “The kid glove upon the Tammany paw?” | Walcctt, Portland. (Br,) coal at the Penobscot coal dock nocket sailed with for New friends congratulate the happy couple.... Mr. Nov sch Wm Bai-ey-Hunt. In Unity, ed discharging tell the tale. We wait and paper freight Norfolk, 5. Ar, H Sumner MARINE MISCELLANY. The future must Mr. Ainslee, George W. f and sailed for Norfolk. York. Nov. 9th, sch. George P. Edmunds Wilson Whitten, who was very sick last week, New York; sld, sch Gen E S Greeley, Provi- Baley Saturday watch ! Nov Miss Florence Hunt of Alb: v is able to dence; 6, sld, sch Wm H Sumner, Cape Hay tien; Boothbay Harbor, Me, 7. The two- Win- sailed, for Nova Scotia. Nov. 10th, go out again... J. E. and Mary Cush an-Betts. In Miss Rebecca M. Ross left Monday for street, met with quite light, 11, ar, bark Mannie Swan, New York; sch masted schooner William Rice of Thomaston, Star.-j Mr. Fred Huse.Sylvan McFarland leave this week for 5, Rev. H. P. she will the win- j sch, Carrie A. Bucknam arrived, light, to load Rockport, Carrie E Look, do. containing 10 tons of cement, misstayed and by Taylor, Char, ter Hill, Mass., where spend Nov. 6th, while employee a serious accident, where will the winter_Our Beaufort, S C Nov 7. Sld from Port today just outside the harbor and Mrs. Nettie Betts, both of Sear ter with Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Nichols. lumber, ar.d schooner Ella Clifton sailed with they spend Royal grounded the bales at CapeJelli- j will be a total loss. The crew of Chester-Weeks. In Cas*: ! in handling great paper thanks are due to Franklin F. author Sound, sch Daylight, New York. three ie lumber for New York. Phillips, Charles L. Chester and M A. Nickerson and of Portland Several ribs were broken. It | Port Reading, Nov 5, Cld, schs Annie P reached shore safely. Eugene family son piers. of “The White for a of his Isles,” copy very Chase, Bangor; Telumah, Islesboro. Boston, Nov 8. Two of the fleet of Down Weeks, both of Castine. who have been spending a week at the Sears- his recovery may be rapid. Sympathy Elms-Morris. hoped interesting book. Savannah, Nov 10. Sld, sch J Manchester East schooners which ply regularly to this In Belfast home his family. Rev. David L. port House, returned to their Monday. is extended to the sufferer and County Correspondence. Haynes, Brunswick. port met with disaster yesterday while trying Wilson, Frank v t make on the South Miss Eva Lillian Morris, both Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan have closed the and little TROY. Jacksonville, Fla, Nov 6. Ar, sch White to ports Shore. The Mrs. Morris Patterson daughter, Gray-Gray. In NORTH ISLESBuRO. schooner J Kennedy, Capt Mitchell, from Bluehill, 0, t on West Main street and The Troy High school closed for a Wings, Philadelphia. Richardson cottage of School street, left Wednes- Friday on I. of South Brooksvilie a Miss Florence Mrs. Lukie Coombs and Mrs. William Far- New Haven, Ct, Nov 8. Ar, sch Flora Con- Calais, ran aground the edge of the chan- Gray where vacation of two weeks. Mr. Dane, the of Bluehill. left Wednesday for Dorchester, Mass., for Providence, R. I., where Mr. Patter- teacher, don, nel at Hingham, and was hung up there for Gray day row and went to Saco latt Stonington. daughter Emily returned to his home in S 8. several hours before she was off and Littlefield-Jackson. Ir. will the winter. has to make a home. Saturday Skowhegan Wiggins, C, Nov Ar, sch Wm E Litch- pulled they spend son decided permanent w inter.... Mr. and Mrs. Ed. her Rev. A. Thursday for the ....Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and field, Hutchinson; Savannah (in tow of tug taken to her berth. Schooner A F Kindberg, 7, by Ashley Smith rented their house here to Mrs. family tlefield and Miss Erma Sch. Cattawamkeag, Capt. Webber, sailed Mrs. P. has Pendleton and daughter, Miss Evelyn, left Cynthia ) from Bangor, stranded in Scituate Harbor, and E oui of Rockland visited Mrs. Henderson’s a business in parents, it was that she was full of Stockton Springs. Sunday for Boston with 5,000 bushels of pota- Mayville, who has millinery Nov. 7th for South Framingham, Mass., where Providence, R I, Nov 10. Ar, sch Gen E S reported yesterday Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hill, last week.... A meet- Greeley, Norfolk. water. Littlefield-Conant. In toes and 1,000 bushels of turnips, shipped by village. will the winter-Mrs Alice Pen- they spend ing was held at the church afternoon. Nov 8. Ar, stmr F J New- Vineyard Haven, Mass, Nov 9. With her 7, by Rev. A. J. Lockhart, U Rutherford, N. Sunday Bangor, Lisman, C. A. Powers of Fort Fairfield. Mrs. Charles Devereaux of dleton has to Massachusetts for the win- schs Susie P New seams strained so that it was and Miss Ellen M. Conant, 1 J gone Next services will he held at the West port Newj; Oliver, York; badly necessary home of her Sunday to the to McKown-Rice. In luck The residences of Mrs. E. D. P. Nickels and J., remains seriously ill at the ter.,.. Capt. Leighton Coombs was home a few Thomas Hix, Boston; Mary Brewer, do; Nellie keep pumps working constantly pre- schoolhouse at 2 m....A few of the vent the four-masted schooner Winfield McKown and Jen M. school street, Troy p. Grant, do; sld, schs Charles Davenport, Phila- sinking, George James P. Butman were illuminated mother, Mrs. John Ames, days last week.... Mrs. Grace Kindred is in of Me. Capt. local Democrats had a celebration even- C B Clark, New Clara L Kin- E W’alcott Portland, was Saturday towed Frenchboro, in her con- Friday delphia; York; Wednesday evening, Nov. 6th, in honor of the There has been but slight change Boston on a business trip. Eagle, Boston; 9, sld, stmr F J into the harbor here by a tug. The Walcott Shuman-Kimball. In ing at North Troy-A dance was held at the nard,Weymouth; the week. Fullest sympa- Lisman, News; schs Ida B encountered violent southeast gales off Block 10, by Rev. David L. Wilsor election of Mr. Woodrow Wilson. dition during past Hall Newport Gibson, Grange Saturday evening.... E. B. Small New York; Northern Light, Boston; Fannie F Island Thursday. She lost both of her small and Mrs. Ada H. Kimball, I t is extended to patient and anxious family PROSPECT FERRY. 1 News has been received of the death, Nov. thy went to where boats and when the her Ward-Warren. In Belf..-- ,r Mr. Mrs. Ladd and of Brew- Lynn, Mass., Wednesday, he Hall, do; 11, ar, stmr Penobscot, Philadelphia; picked up by tug in these hours for the dear invalid. \ and Ralph baby Rev. D. B. Jos. t at Saranac Lake, N. of Y. suffering will locate. Mrs. will schs Edith Lizzie Lee, cabins were filled with water and cabin parti- by Phelan, ; 2nd, Y., Capt. Benj. several Small join her husband McIntyre, Jersey City; er visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Grindle Harriet C tions broken down. The Walcott was bound bridge and Miss Elizabeth A. of No Mrs. Lizzie B. Brown of St. Stephens, N. B., this Weymouth; Whitehead, Boston; sld, Havener, formerly Searsport. particu- week... Mr. and Mrs. Nat Sargent passed News for boro, for Mrs. days last week.... Miss Faustina Hardir.g schs Irene E Meservey, New York; Eva May, from Newport Bangor with a cargo lars have been received. He leaves a the nurse engaged in caring with friends in ...A. wife, proficient o¥ ten school Sunday Thorndike W. Sag Harbor; 12, ar, sch Charles A of coal. Temporary repairs will be made here Misses closed a successful term weeks’ Campbell, one son and a daughter. A. H. Rendell at the home of her nieces. Dodge was in Pittsfield B. Norfolk; sld, sch Hugh Kelley, New York. and she will proceed to her destination under DIED at Mt. Heagan last Friday... Mr. and Mrs. W. Wednesday_Geo. Church street, was suddenly called Stockton, Me, Nov 6. Ar, sch Helen H. sail. J. H. Sullivan and Amos Nichols are as- Hichborn, Garcelon returned home Saturday from Burn- Capt. C. Bowdoin visited relatives in Sundypoint last stmr New home Nov. 5th the serious illness of her Benedict, Boston; sld, Alillinocket, Milbridge, Me., Nov. 9. The three-masted Chapman. In Rockland, No for the office here under the new by ham, where he had a week_E. L. pirants post Sunday... Miss Evelyn Avery, after spending passed York; 8, sld, sch George D Edwards, Norfolk. schooner R. B. White was launched at 10 F. of ■ She will return to her patient as Chapman, formerly administration. Mr. Sullivan was daughter. Cunningham of Freedom was in town last Searsport, Nov 7. Ar, stmr Kennebec, Nor- o’clock this from of postmaster a week’s vacation with her parents, Mr. and morning the yard Sawyer years. Mr. soon as possible. week E. Stone left folk; 8, ar, barge Boylston, Weymouth; 9, sld, Bros. She was christened with a bottle of wine Eaton. In Mountainviiie, under Cleveland’s last administration and Mrs. B. C. returned to Brewer to re- packing apples-R. Sun- Avery, n stmr Norfolk. J.- Kennebec, by Miss Martina Sawyer and showers of flow- 18, Peter H. Eaton, aged gave excellent satisfaction to the patrons of Mr. Horace A. Staples of Bridgeport, Conn., sume her duties in the store of her uncle, Calais, Nov 9. Sld, sch Pendleton Brothers, ers from her bunting, which was broken and 23 days. was the of his and Mrs. Lubec for oiders. the office. guest parents, Capt. Sam Dovey. (in tow,) out as she went ever. The White is 411 Grover. In Bangor, Nov West Main street last wreek. WINTF.RPORT. tons is 132 feet 32 feet beam wife cf The Club met with Mrs. W. M. Parse Horace Staples, FOREIGN PORTS net., keel, Charles Grover, ago Friday Mrs. Deborah and left CENTER MONTVILLE. Eaton, aged 92, suffered a and 13 feet deep. She has a flush deck and months. were: Miss He arrived Tuesday Saturday. Many Hawkesbury, N S, Nov 4. Ar, sch Huma- last Friday. Those present Lyda shock is for the Southern lumber trade. Hazeltine. In 1 and older friends welcome Six of our young men, Messrs. Ed. Bear, Oct. 28th from the effects of which she rock, Campbellcon. designed Presque Mrs. J. B. Parse, Mrs. Amos schoolmates gladly She is owned in which John Hazeltine. Curtis, Nichols, Ora- at Puerto Nov 5 m, stmr principally Baltimore, man in his John Bean, Carl Foy, Lauriee Poland, passed away Sunday night, Nov. 3d, the Mexico, 5, p Sld, 1 '• Mrs. Henrietta Mrs. B. F. j this exceptionally agreeable young will be her hailing port, and C. C. Paules Howard. In Deer Isle, r Young, Colcord, home of her Mrs. Texan, Stehelir, New York; 6, 9 a m, ar, stmr that his visits be mandfel Morse and Harold Boynton surprised daughter, Laura Downes.... Company of Baltimore are her managing own- D. Howard, aged 56 years, :i. Mrs. N. F. and Mrs. W. H. Goodell. The birthplace, wishing might Californian, Blake, New York; 9, 7 p m, ar, Gilkey Mrs. Cora Nov. 4th her a Mrs. Clementine illness has been ers. She is nearly ready for sea, and will take ! more Boynton by giving Stubbs,whose stmr New York. days. club will meet with Mrs. B. F. Colcord frequent. Georgian, Nichols, her first charter from Stockton. jMurch. In National Soldi.. Friday bee and digging and housing 225 bushels of noted remains about the same-Miss Marie 15th. W. Griffin of Mass., November 6, Nahum Mure; afternoon. Nov. Mr. Harry Mattapoiset, Treat and her Boston, Nov. 8. The two-masted Bangor potatoes for her. This is but one example of cousins, Mr. Edw. P. Treat and 71 10 months and Nov. 6th, called here ly the poor state schooner Serena S Kendall is long overdue on years, 9-daj The Volunteer Hook and Ladder arrived wife of were in town N< Searsport the kindly spirit that pervad» s our neighbor- Boston, last week*calling a from Port for Robbins. In Belfast, his Mrs. Avelina C. passage Ueadii'g Boothbay Co. a most at of the health of rnoiher, infant son of Arthur R. gave enjoyable banquet Engine hood... Mrs. Winfield Lunt and daughter re- on relatives and friends_The Lend a Hand Harbor, and it is feared she has been lost with A., he to ac- 1 wTeek. hall Nov. 7th. A street, whom induced her crew of four men. Some time the Robbii.s, aged Thursday evening, large Griffin, Sylvan turned to their home in Marblehead, Mass Club had a quilting party at the vestry ago Kendall was Spear. In Warren, Nov. and music was furnished him lu his home for the winter. They placed on the list of missing ves- company was present company last after a month’s visit with her Nov. 5th at which tacked two Chester Saturday they pretty sels and it now seems certain that she must of Mr. and Mrs. Sj tne Band. A baked chicken left Saturday’s boat for Boston. Numer- by Boys supper by parents, Mr. and Mis. Volney Thompson. quilts, had a picnic dinner and a fine time. have foundered in the gale of Oct. 1st. The and 26 days. soon learn of V was served and the were ous relatives and friends hope to was YOUNG. In Camden. department greatly Mr. Stanley Curtis has been ill the past week. .“Hallowe’en’’ was quite generally Kendal! last reported leaving Vineyard condith n. T., wife of Sanford H. Y». ur ,i assisted Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kallock, and an improvement in Mrs. Griffins Haven Sept. 30th, and it was the night after by .... Mr. John Ci x and f; of Belfast were observed. A surprise party was given mily sailing from that port that a terrific northerly for their favors in the cooking line weather was as follows: many they Last week’s daily at his father’s, Mr. Hartley Cox, last Sunday. to Mrs. Minnie Arey by a few friends. gale sw’ept the entire eastern seaboard. The Mrs. Eugene R. Conm r, have the sincerest thanks of the firemen. west wind; was of this tow ow- j Sunday, lovely day, cool, Monday, ....The schools began Nov. 11th with the fol- Miss Clark gave a party to her pupils... .Miss Kendall loaded with coal and it is feared Jones n, 1 mild, that her her to the bot- ly been a guest in town Lincoln Colcord’s New Book. “Diamonds a fine sunshine throughout day; Tuesday, teachers: Center, Miss E. M. Hall is slowly recovering from her late heavy cargo dragged lowing Nancy Sprowl; ■■MHHSE&gMeaHBa^L tom after she sDrantr aloak in the temDest’ Fairfield Journal. sunshine in Wednes- have played an important part in the world's foggy morning, afternoon; Carter district, Miss Viola Carter; Halldale, illness... Mrs. Annie Dean of Everett, Mass., 1 dull should fiction,” writes the Washington “Star.” day, warm, hazy atmosphere; Thursday, Miss Nellie Clement; Kingdim, Miss Gracia is the guest of her sister Mrs. Emma Kelly. have rich, red blood ,* rain in with drivir BELFAST PRICE CURRENT. NOTICE "OMFGREL “There is almost about a morning, slight afternoon, g C. Miss Roberta .... Mrs. Bertie Mansfield of is visit- and something uncanny Luce; Goosepecker, Wiggin, Jonesport sturdy, healthy bodies to Wilfred E. J> of whiteness and that rainstorm in evening; Friday, rainy forenoon, her Mrs. C. R. Rill_James Free- jj Corrected for The Journal. great stone power, fire, McFarland’s Corner, Miss Leola Choate; ing sister, withstand cold rains, Weekly WHEREAS;the County of Wakn beautiful changing f? inspires writers to remarkable flights of fancy. dark entire day; Saturday, sunrise, i White’s Corner, Miss Lucy Fuller. man left Tuesday for Seal Harbor where he his mortgage deed. •: seasons and winter storms. PRODUCE MARKET. PAID PRODUCER. by and cool afternoon m and recorded n Mr. Colcord in The Drifting Diamond has overcast mid-day cloudy, Mr. and Mis. Charles Littlefield will give a has employment by the Eastern Steamship Co. [ July, 1910, If child is when Apples, per obi, 75al.09.Hay, 17.00al8.(0 : Deeds, Book 294, Page written a tale which, while preserving the and evening. at the hall in ....Mrs. Marion McNulty of Boston is visiting your weary reception Grange Fiiday evening || dried, per lb., 7; Hides, 10 ! the undersigned, a certain and am- traditions of diamond lore, introduces some Mrs. Charles C. Park closed her house, West honor of their marriage.... Mrs. Pembrook her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Grant_ rising—lacks energy Beans, pea, 3.00a3.25Xamb, 12 I with the buildings there Beans, Y. 2.50a2.75 Lamb 40c50 bounded as E new elements and virtually a psychology of Main street, Wednesday, and accompanied by Carter has returned from a visit in Belfast Mr. Joseph McAuliffe came down from Hamp- bition—has no appetite or E., Skins, Morrill and jp Butter, 28a30l Mutton, 7 r stake and stones at the diamond fascination. It is a story to keep on her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. J. Marden, who with the of her son, Mr. Ralph Carter. den for a brief call on his brother_Rev. A. family possibly sallow skin or a pinched Beef, sides, 7.\alO;Oats, 32 lb., 50 land on Bow. 1 p Townsend’s reading until the end is reached.” One re- the summer with her, left by Boston W7alker is the week J. Lockhart gave an excellent Temperance 45 .- spent ....Christine spending face—it is for want of vital body w Beet.forequarters, 8'Potatoes, westerly on said Bowen Mr. Colcord’s novel sermon 60 Round 10 and viewer summed up in the steamer en route to Revere, Mass., where she with her sister, Mrs. Oramandel Morse-Mr. Sunday Nov. 10th. Barley, bu, Hog, five rods to stake nourishment; this Cheese, 19 Straw, 6 00 on said Bowen following terse manner: “It is a bewitching will be the guest of her son, Dr. Isaac P. Park, and Mrs. Allen and Mon- growing westerly Perley spent Sunday SANDYPOINT. 20 26a28 one demands con- S Chicken, Turkey, the meadow about narrative about a bewitching jewel.” It is pub- and through the winter. Mrs. Marden Mr. and Mrs. Carter in Belfast, period special, 2 the; wife, day with Ralph j Leonard Donahue, who has been here for Calf Skins, 18 Tallow, channel of the brook; lished by the Macmillan Company. went to visit her daughter and in New- Morse and Mrs. centratad, food Duck. 20 Veal, 10al2 nel of the brook to the mil family ....Mrs. Oramandel Perley some time from a severe easily digested | recovering injury re- 42 unwashed, 25 thenc. ton, Mass. Stockton friends hope to see these in ! for Eggs, Wool, Smith mill yard; MONROE- Allen were Liberty Saturday-Mr. George ceived in returned body development—mental 1 Boston, Wednesday. Mrs. Fowl, 16 Wood, hard, 4.00al.5C ten rods to the southwest ladies again in town when the good old sum- ! Mr. Wesley Peavey died Oct. 28th after much Bolter was in town Saturday, buying lambs. Donahue and little daughter will spend the strain—physical changes. Geese, 18 Wood, soft, 3.00 yard; then easterly by mer time comes to Maine. to the road; about 60 He was a kind ....Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Whitcomb are: winter with her Mr. and Mrs. * RETAIL PRICE. I RETAIL MARKET. eight rods suffering, aged years. parents, George is the to Scott’s Emulsion on the line of the road to those in trouble and dis- Master Albion P. Goodhue and daughter, visiting their daughter, Mrs. John Leavitt, in Smith.Friends of Mrs. Octavia Beef, 17!Lime, 1.10 neighbor, helpful Stowers known—it ) Corned, on land o: A. Middle body-builder Butter Meal, 5 southwesterly and his end seemed sad. His Mrs. Carrie Gardner, street, left Waldo.Miss Nancie was in ! will be to hear of her illness at greatest Salt, 141b., 18a22|Oat them-. tress. untimely Sprowl Apple- sorry the is nature’s wholesome 3 northwest corner; last boat for Boston. The steamer strength- Corn, 8llOnions, ! will feel his loss His wife is an Thursday by ton a of last week her L. home of her in Beal’s, Winchenbach’s, family deeply. part visiting father, i son, George Stowers, Forest ) Cracked Corn, 76'0il, kerosene, 12al3 remained over in Rockland harbor and maker—without alcohol or send's lands to the place invalid and has been confined to her bed since night E. Sprowl.... Mrs. O. C. Cushman and Mrs. F. Hills, Mass... .Mrs. Clara Erskine of Bucks- Corn Meal. 76 Pollock, 7 and Mrs Gardner took the train j Stimulant—makes cheeks, 15 conveyance being subject his death. He leaves four children to mourn Mr. Goodhue A. Cushman were at in port was here on business.... Miss rosy Cheese, 24, Pork, Wellington Swett's, Tuesday way to certain meadows. for their not car- active frames and CottonSeed, Plaster, 1.1S the loss of a kind and father and Friday mcrning destination, Clarence Howes and Erskine of the Narrows has to Bos- blood, sturdy 1.75j And whereas the conditi- indulgent Knox, Sunday... family Mary gone 10 3* [ sound Codfish, dry, Rye Meal, now th. r- them ing to endure the rough passage along the were ton for Miss bodies. has been broken, much sympathy is expressed for all. of Liberty Sunday guests of Mr. and | the winter.... Dora Shute visited Cranberries, 10 Shorts, 1.45 the breach of the condiu is married and her home is in South coast to Boston. They have closed their bouse Mrs. C. E. Davis... Mr. and Mrs. L. W. How- her sister, Josie Shute, in Belfast Bat you must have SCOTT’S. Clover Seed, 28 Sugar, Myrtle Monday.... foreclosure of said more to it in the Flour, 6.00a7.25 Salt, T. I., 46 Paris. She is with her mother. Carl, who for the winter, intending reopen ard visited in Waldo Sunday at Roscoe Whit- j Mrs. Daphne Maxfield is here for a visit with Scott & Bowke, Bloomfield, N. J. 12-62 November 14, A. D. 191- H. G. Seed, 4.50; Sweet Potatoes, 101bs25 A the and remain at Many friends are looking for- Nellie Clement of relatives....E. Grant has 3w46 SA1 drives stage, Harry Bernice, spring. eagerly comb’s....Miss Halldale,' J. sold his interest Lard, 15! Wheat Meal, 41) home_A W. C. T. U. institute will be held ward to their home-coming! has been the guest of Mrs. Eliza F. in the saw mill to F. F. Perkins.... Mr. and in Monroe Nov. 20th. Miss Elizabeth Gordon, Bean_, Mr. Edward Littlefield Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bachelder moved back to Mrs. Fred McDonald of Belfast are at E. G. a noted lecturer will speak in the evening.... Thursday, Nov. 7th, —» hold a series of whist and Mars Hill last schoolmates Clifford’s for a The Rebekahs will par- and Miss Erma Jackson, only child of Mr. Thursday....The visit-Miss Marion Chester _ this winter. The first was held Nov. 13th. 1 ties Mrs. Frank H. Jackson, Church street, were and young friends of Miss Florence Day gave of Owl’s Head was the guest of Miss Lillian Mrs. Franklin Chase has been quite sick for married in Rev. A. A. her a party .B. T. Young Mrs. Stowers is the past week. It is hoped she will now gain Bangor, by Smith, pas- surprise Saturday evening... recently.... Josephine in Brewer a and soon be able to be out again.Mrs. tor of the Universalist church, the bride’s par- Boy nton of Rockport is at C. E. Davis.... Mr?. for visit.... Mrs. Fred Shute and Write Ideas for Picture Plays will entertain the W. C. T. Moving Palmer U. at Laura ents witnessing the ceremony. The groom and A. D. Baker is in Searsmont at Mrs. Isaac son Ralph were in Bangor recently shopping.. their quarterly meeting,Nov. 15th,at her home. bride were joined by Mr. Harry Carney and Paul’s.... Frank B. Luce was at home from C. F. Snow went to Orono Saturday to see ... A nice boy was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moody... Mr. Allen Colcord, who bride, these friends having been married in Belfast from Friday to Monday... J. V. Jack- the*, football game.... Mrs. Maria Blanchard of PLAYS AND broke one bone of his between the CAN WRITE PHOTO recently leg Bucksport, and the two newly-wed couples son has had a monument set on his lot in village visited her sister, Mrs. Charles vra T the knee and ankle by falling from a building WEEKLY took train for Houlton and vicinity. Congratu- Mount cemetery... Mrs. D. K. McFar- Heath, over Sunday....The Tarratine Club of lUU EARN $25 OR MORE while shingling, is doing well and his many Repose are extended to these has the hill above the Nar- friends hope he will soon be able to be out.... lations and best wishes land is ill.... Mr. and Mrs. John May hew of Bangor bought just Mrs. Fred Parker is slowly recovering from a young people by Stockton citizens. S earsir.ont, were guests of Mrs. A. D. Baker rows Cemetery of Howard Bennett and intend You How! severe sickness. .. .Mr. Fairbrother from New We Will Show I Thursday.Mrs. Hazel A. MacPherson building a club house there very soon. When burgh has moved into the Eddie Neally home The results of the National election were this of is in- new and will do butchering. | got heme frim Belfast Friday...... Grace piece property improved, as they II have ideas—if can THINK—we will show you the secrets of this fascinating profession, astonishing to all Stockton residents! D> mo- you you Luce has been at the switch tend doing, it will be one of the handsomest on working experience or excellence necessary. No "flowery language” is wanted. “Maine at U. of M. crats are rejoicing over the unexpected, sweep- literary Night” of the Belfast and Libertv telephone the Penobscot river.... Fine weather for the heaven ing victory for Wilson; Republicans are in- The demand for is unlimited. The big film manufacturers are moving lire, tut returned home last week_Charles time of year. photoplays practically Nov 8. Over 1,500 are S10" Orono, Me, students, dignant over the turning of Taft’s professec their to to the ever increasing demand. They offering alumni and attended “Maine night” at went to Thorndike recently with a attempts get enough good plots supply guests beat-Rcoseveli Boynton the of Maine Music was followers, (the anything-to horses or written ideas. University tonight. load. His became frightened and threw single scenarios, ^ \ furnished by the university band, orchestra wing) to Wilson throughout the country; anc CATARRH lt. him from his load, hurting him quite badly_ We have received many letters from the film manufacturers, such as \ 1 1 ACjiv.vI and Glee Clubs. Pres. Tilley of the Athletic the Progressives are delighted at the size ol association the and intro- James Clements has had several men at work opened speaking the vote thrown for Roosevelt. Sai( CHAMPION,COMET, of as popular LUBIN, SOLAX,IMP,REX, RELIANCE, duced Dean Walz of the College Law the past week digging a trench for laying a SUFFERERS ESSANAY, one man after the morn teach the secrets chairman. Other speakers included Forest B. reading Wednesday us to send to them. We want more writers and we’ll gladly you pipe to carry water to his house and stable ETC., urging photoplays j Ames, '13, of Bangor; Rev. David N. Beach, ing papers: “I agree with the editor of The Bos of the from a well on the side hill. ..Mrs.Millie Chap- before wi president Bangor Theological Seminary; ton Herald 1 He says, “Roosevelt with the Re- ASTONISHED We are written by who “never Asso- man selling photoplays people Harry E. Sutton of the Boston Alumni _ui:_- __i il. has moved her household goods to Lib- and Frank E. the ciation, Gov.-Elect Haines erty, where she is to live with her new hus- Booth's HYOMEI. Soothing, Healing, for Southard of the of Law. publication College country.” Air "**■ band.Mrs. John Morrow moved her Germ Destroying Gives Instant idea wu*, family Perhaps we can do the same for you. If you can think of only one good every Capt. and Mrs. Horace M. Griffin are feelinj to Belfast last week. They will remain there Relief. directed by us, and it sells for only $25, a low figure, a considerable of relief for a short time to New York to degree regarding th< and^then go If you already own a HYOMEI hard rubber condition of their daughter, Mrs. George A sail for Brazil, where Mr. Morrow has employ- inhaler you can get a bottle of HYOMEI for YOU WILL EARN $100 MONTHLY FOR SPARE TIME WORK. ? only 60c. The complete outfit, which includes Skin On Fire Foster of Sacramento, Calif., since m ent... Pearl Oxton is to teach school in receiving is is sold A. A. inhaler, $1.00, and by Howes & NAME AND ADDRESSAT ONCE FOR FREE COPY OF brief letter written in al ■ S earsmont, in two weeks.... C'DE'C' SEND YOUR pencil by herself, beginning George Co. on money back plan. Just the mild, wash, the well KCiL OUR ILLUSTRATED BOOK. “MOVING PICTURE PLAYWRITING.” simple she still lies flat the back in th< > has his new'stable nearly I With bottle of HYOMEI comes a r known D.D.D. for Eczema* though upon Spear completed.... every Prescription I This book tells how and is The embolism in the is Mrs. Etta Adams has 131 barrels of ap- small booklet. easy for > and the itch gone. hospital. lung appar picked Catarrh Write NOW and learn just what this new profession may mean \ trial will it. simple it is to kill germs and end Don’t hesitate. Don’t argue. prove ently absorbing, but great caution must be ex pies from her orchard and packed 30 barrels We have sold other remedies for skin i Catarrh by just breathng into the lungs over 13w36 your future. trouble but none that we could guaran- ercised to prevent the clot from passing int > for market with the help of her blind husband, the Catarrh infected membrane the powerful If air of tee as we can the D.D.D. remedy. the circulation and lodging either in the h*ar t She has also dug 14 bushels of potatoes, be- yet pleasant antiseptic Eucalyptus from NATIONAL AUTHORS’ 1543 Broadway, the first regular size $1.00 bottle does the inland forests of Australia. This book or brain, with fatal results. the encour s ide ,the rest of her harvesting.... F. A. Cush- not do exactly as we say, it will not May tells about the HYOMEI vapor treatment for INSTITUTE, NEW YORK CITY. .cost you a cent aging symptoms continue to bring good re man shingled both sides of his barn the past stubborn Catarrh, Croup, heavv Colds and Sore Wm. O. Poor ft Son, Druggists. porta to Edith’s many Stockton friends. Throat, and other interesting facts.