JThe Rep durnai- U)LIME84 BELFAST, MAINE THURSDAY, APRIL 1912. _ 25, NUMBER 17 oi 1 oaay s journal. r. wasn vs. tioius Contents supreme Judicial Court. Wentworth. Death o habits of intoxication. Name of libellant defendant suggested. Buzzell. OBITUARY. Carter. PERSONAL. The Titanic .News of tb< changed to -Sarah PERSONAL. p (Fi. Tragedy. Delia Bessey vs. E. F. ;A Bickford. vs G. Granges. .“Naval Lads and Lassies.’ F. of Judgmen Mary W. Dunton, libt. Stephen Dun- Ira L. Judge George Haley Biddeford Pre as of mortgage. G. G. Howard, who had been afflicted for a .Supreme Judicial Court.. .Tht Weeks; Libby. Divorce decreed for utter Miss Margaret L. Keene Patriot’s Hon. Hannibal E. ton, Unity parties. time with cancer spent Day Hamlin of Ellsworth waa Churches. .Transfers in Real Estate siding. C. W. Stephenson vs. C. H. long of the stomach, and in Shuman, app. desertion. Rockland with relatives. in Belfast .The Ford Car a Paradox confined to the house for two Monday. .Obituary. A case of interest to potato growers anc was entered by leave of the court months, died April 23d vs William D. Hon. A. I. Brown came Personal. Mary J. Sylvester, libt, Syl- 17th iu Pittsfield 57 home from Augusta Frank B. Luce is the week buyers was before the second at J Neither party.no further April aged years and 6 spending with hie opened jury action was entered in Belfast last for a Scenes from Nature. In Ajaccio. vester. The libellant lives and the months. He moved to Friday visit over Sunday. parents in Montville. pAr,L o’clock action in the case of Charles Pittsfield about ten years Wednesday afternoon,an brought Crocker vs. Divorce decreed for in Tryphosii libelee in Lynn, Mass. from Thorndike Milton B. Hills of Lincolnville Dr. Homesteading Montana.Th< Forrest A. Knowlton of Monroe E. Erskine. & ago and during his residence went to East and Mrs. P. A. Wood of arriv- by against Montgomery Em try; Duntot it was further Bingham Death Penalty. .“Old Ben.’N.Nortl cruel and abusive treatment,and in Pittsfield had made Orland afternoon on ed Willis B. of foi & Morse and many friends. He was Friday business. yesterday to visit relatives. Waldo Pomona a Nui Tryon Middletown, Conn., Wayland Knowlton. libellant’s name be to Grange..In ordered that the changed a mason by trade. Mr. Howard is Shell. .“Down in Maine.” breach of contract. It was that ii The cases were survived by Roy Macomber, who is employed in Massa- Miss A. Leavitt alleged following defaulted; J. Coombs, her maiden name. Lucy of this city is attend- Mary his wife, a Mrs. Ethel was at Editorials. ..The News of Brooks. a contract was made between the C. D. Davis vs. A. R. by daughter, Marden of chusetts, home for over Patriots’ ing school at North ,-v March, 1911, Fellows. E F Little Alonzo T. Nickerson, libt., vs. Daisy T. Nick- Day. High East Harbor. a County Correspondence. .Burleigh’! and defendant for the to the field; Bowden. Halifax, Mass., by son, Wesley H. Howard of James H. who plaintiff delivery erson. Libellant lives in Belfast and libellee Clark, spent the winter in Mrs. Florence G. Mutchler returned last Sat- Splendid Record. the State of and one latter of 6,000 bushels of potatoes at 45 cento The City National Bank of Washington by brother, Palatka, Fla., is on his home to ot Belfast vs. Her- in Divorce decreed for utter deser- way Belfast. urday from Boston, where she the winter. The News Belfast. Searsport. Fred L. Howard of who was with him spent pA, per bushel, the defendant contracted tc bert Littlefield. Dunton & Belfast, having Morse. tion. of minor children given to Joseph French of a student of Potatoes and Other Food- Custody during his last illness and at his death. The Waltham, Mass,, Ray H. Lindgren, U of M.. *15, has been Imports deliver to the Insane in Middletown Milton B. and Irvin O. Hills at of hospital vs. John C father. Tufts' college, is friends in Belfast. stuifs. .Summary the Titanic Dis funeral services were held at 11 o’clock visiting pledged to the Phi Conn., 7,000 bushels. The claimec I Ham. Dunton & Morse. Satur- Kappa Sigma fraternity. aster The Call to Arms... Whal plaintiff Irene vs. A. H. C. Knight, libt., Lindley Knight. at the home on Buzzell, Esq., returned last Mrs. the that he 39 acres of that he Ellen H. day forenoon, Summer street, Saturday George H. Davis is the week: Would Democrats Do?. .State Fi- planted potatoes; Sanborn, Ex., vs. Arthur L. Jack- Divorce decreed for spending Lincolnville parties. Rev. H. morning from a brief business to in nances—“Scribbler Joe.”. raised about bushels and et als. M. Ford, D. D., pastor of the Free trip Rock- Veazie, with her Mrs. Literarj 6,000 delivered to the son, Dunton & Morse. 1 habits of intoxication. daughter, Charles News and Notes. .All Winter Anoarc gross and confirmed land. Larsen. defendant the latter to Tomlinson Baptist church, officiating. Vocal selections Wreck.. How 1,230, refusing accept Milliken, Co. vs. R. H. a to Pack Eggs. .Can- [ McGray. were the Greer of Belfast was given by R. A. Conant and Mrs. John Collins was in North Mr. John didates for Congress. balance of the order. That he held him- Ritchie. Frank A. appointed daughter, Brooksville McPherson and son Allen returned Miss Veran last v»* n*v Conant. A number of friends the of self at all times to fulfill the contract Jackson & Hall vs. R. H. auuuui UIIUC1 DCVkIUU -Tf large week, guest Mr. and Mrs. G. A. last from a visit of 1 ready Ritchie Tuesday several weeks in unty Correspondence.. A Picturt McGray. from where the Pierce. and that he met with a considerable loss Leman vs. E. laws of 1905 and ordered that he be Thorndike, deceased formerly m Camp Tilden...Obituary. ...The bj Percy C. Hanna. Ritchie. public paid Brockton, Mass. were and the floral .-kipper’s Woes, (poem).. Freedom. the defendant breaking his contract. The de- R. R. Ellis vs. L. $50 for his services. resided, present, offerings Mrs. Willard i.amb of Windham | George Benson. Buzzell. j arrived last Miss Vivian Billings of Rockland returned were and iense claimed a or the contract H. C. Buzzell vs. Comito of for many beautiful. The remains were to visit her Searsport. .Stockton Springs. .Coun- rescinding bj Charles W. Emerson. Buz- Joseph Searsport petitioned Friday daughter, Mrs. Clarence W. M onday after several to days’ visit with Miss. .Market. .Born mutual that a check in was zell. at brought Belfast Monday for interment. Proctor. ty Correspondence. consent; full giver i naturalization to take effect the next term Geneva Cedar Married. .Died.. .Secret Societies. Heald, street. the plaintiff by the defendant and that the i H. C. Buzzell vs. Rose B. and of court. Miss John F. Wal- j Miss A. Harriman died at her home on Mary Owen returned home last Satur- Mary H. W. Mayo of the law firm of & Snare matter was settled when the last load was lace. Buzzell. Both were discharged at 2.45 p. m. Mayo ] j juries street at 4 after day from a three weeks’ visit with m Congress p. m., April 22nd, relatives of Bangor was Belfast in attend- THE TITANIC TRAGEDY. ! after a week's re- ,in Monday hauled, completing the 1,230 bushels delivered Lydia A. Moodv vs. Della Richard., r„. Tuesday, term, Judge Haley of invalidism Waterville. years from tuberculosis, aged 73 ance on the Supreme Judicial Court. on the contract to the schooner in zell. marked as he thanked the juries for their at- s seldom a disaster at sea Winterport I years. She was born in Waldo, the oldest of that does George Gilchrest, who is in the of A. miss Miiorea The case was continued N. E. Barker vs Herbert tendance in behalf of the State, that a short employ Mitchell, is the guest thit> home to some one in Waldo county, Thursday and was Littlefield. Brown the family of eix children of the late Willard A. Howes & Co., spent Patriots’ Day at his week of Miss Sara toother sections of Maine, and the given to the at 4.35 that afternoon. At 9 ! Jr. I term of court had as much influence in re- Russ in New Bedford^ jury P. and Mary Ann Ellis Harriman and moved home in Knox. "i the Titanic is no Frank Mass., and will from there exception. p. m. they came in and reported a Lewis S. Shiro vs Frank L. i straining illegal action as a lotager term. with go to Lynn. the famous who disagree- Gray. Harriman. her parents to Belfast when a young it, artist, went down x^. >i. Miss L-ora told them was a Belfast Fuel & vs Court at 3.30 m. luurison, S. AIorison Mrs. Louise B. Brooks ment. Judge Haley it case a Hay Co. Clara finally adjourned p. lady. her life had been resumed her duties in Sprague, Always frail, prac- and Miss Mabel R. Mathews i’r. Adelbert Mlllett of should be able to decide and i Doak. spent last Friday James H. Howes’ store this city. He jury returned ticany uvea in the home circle, where she dry goods last Monday in New Bedford in and in 1846, served as a them to the room. About 10 m. R. B. Robinette vs Saturday Bangor. after nine weeks’absence on jury p. they Wm. Q. Spinney. Run- The Churches. was always a devoted daughter and sister. account of illness hoy in the Civil War, and at its close L. M. in a verdict for the dam- nells. Staples, Eeq., of was Miss Flora A. Harvard and was graduated in the brought plaintiff,with j When able she was a regular attendant at the Washington in Burgess, teacher in the Somer- assessed at 33. The Lewis A. Brown vs E. E. and Belfast last to 1869 He then took up newspaper ages $25 defense moved j E. L. Babcock. Rev. J. L. Clark of Fairfield occupied the Methodist church. Two brothers, James S. Thursday attend a case on the ville, Mass., schools, will arrive next Saturday was a war correspondent the for a new trial on the that the Knowlton, last and even- civil docket of the S. J. to during ground verdict { Baptist pulpit Sunday morning Harriman, Esq., of Belfast and George $Yank court. spend a week at her cottage in East Belfast, Turkish war, later succeeding Archi- was against the evidence, and Justice Haley, Fred A. Johnson vs E. Lawrence Williams. ins- of Fred W. Brown ves as correspondent of the London i Harriman, Esq., New York, and one niece, of the Belfast post office at- Miss Ella E. Erskine, teacher in the Union He himself in after reviewing the case, granted a new trial Knowlton. Miss tended the distinguished this work ; The officers and teachers of the Baptist Sun- Abbie O. Stoddard of Newton, Mass., a meeting of the Maine post office school, was called to Bucksport yesterday^ t to art and and the verdict was J. F. Wheaton vs up study had won en- set aside. H. C. Buzzell Fred Keating. for a clerks in Lewiston j Bangs. I day school are planning picnic supper for daughter of her late sister, Mrs. George O. last Thursday. Wednesday, to attend the funeral of a fame as an artist. He was friend, :u: to have j for plaintiff; A. L. Blanchard of the firm of S. M. Webber vs George four in Auspland. Bangs. members of the school to be given in the ves- Stoddard, survive. The funeral was held at Mrs. Alfred A. panels the Supreme Court Small went to Portland last Mr. Richard P. Roche has taken a room of Thompson & Blanchard of Bangor and J. F. Wheaton vs Miles Towers. iiie new Wisconsin State Capitol, and Ellery Bangs. ; try Friday evening. May 3rd. her late home Wednesday, at 2 p. m., Rev. week to enter the Maine General Mrs. Hospital for G. Parker Cook in the Gentner house on i n teen engaged to paint the mural dec- Bowden of Winterport for defendant. INDICTMENTS. D. B. Phelan, of the Methodist church The Christian Scientists hold services in pastor surgical treatment for a throat trouble. Church street and moved in last for the new public in New The court was not in session State vs. Monday even- library Friday, Harry W. B. Kendall, nuisance, two officiating. The paintings were to scenes their hall, 127 Main street, Sunday morning James of North depict Patriot’s and common Havey Sullivan was a guest when the Day. single sales, nuisance. ing. days whaling industry of at 11 o’clock and Wednesday evening at 7.30 of Mr. Amos Clement case of vs State vs. The many friends in this and of while on his way home v Bedford was at its height. Mr. Millett The L. F. Simpson T. A. Ritchie— Rocco Campanella, nuisance and city vicinity Rev. A. A. Blair went to Portland o’clock, to which all are welcome. from North Monday tided the trustees that his one three j Hannibal H. Lamson of Freedom learned Pinehurst. Carolina, where he r„ library of eight like suits—was opened to the jury single sales. with to attend the meeting of the Grand were and that he spent the winter. Counci* complete would Twelve men formed the Rev. L. D. Evans has been invited regret of his sudden death in Saturday morning. Joseph Rich, nuisance and single sale. to*preach Searsport, April of the Royal Arcanun. He returned em back from Europe on the Titanic. Miss yester- Waldo & Penobscot Coach Horse Association State vs. Elmer S. the memorial sermon before the G. A. R. on 19th. No particulars have been but Maud B. Steward, who spent last week port that Charles Melville Hays, presi- French, deserting minor received, day. Mr. Blair was elected Grand Vice Re- Grand the before Memorial at it is known that his health had been for in on account > the Trunk and Grand Trunk and each contributing $200 bought the horse child. Sunday evening Day failing Northport of the illness of Miss gent. Pac :» Railway Companies, was a cousin of known as Fernando. The horse not as the Camden. some time. He was a son of the late Hon. Clara R. Steward, returned to town proving THE CRIMINAL DOCKET. Congregational church, Monday, Oscar Vv v- nry Lloyd of this city and New York Emery of the law firm of as James D. and Jane Blethen Lamson of Free- leaving her sister much Montgom- Mr. W. H. Widdefield profitable anticipated, Messrs. Daniel Dyer, Morning service at the First Parish Church improved. a: of the Consumers Roy Carter, indicted at the last term of court ery & Emery of Camden was in Belfast Satur- dom, one of five of whom four lived is incorrect, but he was a near friend Fred Coffin and A. L. Curtis of the asso- at the usual hour next Sunday,with sermon by children, H. E. Condon of of Bel- for the larceny of a gun from an and j Pittsfield, formerly day in attendance on the Judicial was Mrs. influence that Indian, to He lived the home farm in Supreme Lloyd’s gave ciation were appointed a committee to sell the pastor. Sunday school meets immediately maturity. upon fast, was elected secretary of the Maine State Court. 'us first work in the railroad who could not be located then, but who was j world, which ap- Freedom and did business as an the animal. T. A. Ritchie agreed to buy after the close of the morning worship. auctioneer and Association of post office clerks at their annual v. he passenger department of the At- prehended recently after he had broken out of Mrs. S. W. Johnson an administrator. He is survived his has been ill with neuritis v v Sl Pacific Railroad in St. Louis. He soon the horse for and assume the bills of by wife, convention in Lewiston $600 Knox was The services at the Universalist church for April 18th. county jail, brought before the j at the Waldo County Hospital the past week, w. promotion and in 1887 was appointed gen- Dyer and Coffin, to $321. Later Mr. formerly Miss Abbie Woods, and by two daugh- amounting court and as the Indian the week will be as follows: K. 0. K. A. Satur- Mrs. Fred L. Howard was called to Pittsfield but is r':. manager of the Wabash, St. Louis & Pa- Monday, failed to ap steadily gaining and will return home in Ritchie found that the harnesses and earnings ters. last .nd later became manager of the Wabash pear against him the case was nol prossed and day night; preaching service Sunday morning Thursday by the death of Mr. Ira L. a few days. of a r-vern. Mr. Widdefield was in the em- the horse were not included in the trade Howard. Carter was discharged. at 10.45; Sunday school and Men’s Club at noon. Capt. Samuel Duncan, a native of North- Her husband had been with his f the with Mr. and j Miss Juliett A. Wiggin returned company Hays. When he rescinded the contract. The syndicate who had followed the sea for 45 Friday Tuesday H. W. B. Kendall was ar- men at the port, Me., brother for a week to his death. : consolidation of the Wabash lines j morning Forty gathered Universalist previous from took claims that the contract was not and years, answered the Roll Call on Brookline, Mass., where she spent tha rescinded on four Wednesday, Mr. Hays was made vice j raigned indictments found by the church at noon last Sunday to attend the March at in Miss Grace H. chief of president L. F. 27th, his home Brooklyn, at the Hayes, operator the past five weeks at home of her :.e and Simpson, an individual member of the [the nephew, icompany general manager of the Grand and He was sen- men’s It W3S an en- of 96. Born in the Waldo j Jury plead guilty. meeting. interesting and patriarchal age 1816, year Telephone Co., has returned from a John Cousins. of the whole system. This syndicate, action Mr. the position brings against Ritchie, tenced on one sale to a fine of and thusiastic following battles of New Orleans and three weeks’ tamed until single $50 meeting. It is hoped as many will visit in Rockland and his Grand Trunk appoint- as a test he had lived in the lifetime of Boston, At the last case, with damages assessed at $31. 30 in and in Waterloo, every regular meeting Friday of the f-.t. He was a director in days jail default 30 days additional. attend next Sunday. Bangor and resumed her duties at central. many companies, j President but Washington. One of the Presi- Eromathean at her After the evidence was presented to the jury Society Kent’s Hill Miss Sabra important positions, and was regard- The single sale was to a Walter S. John was born in so detective, Next Sunday at the Universalist church the dents, Adams, 1735, that Mr. Amos Clement and son who c ne of the most the case was withdrawn and sent to Law John, had gave a and Miss Marian successful of American the Smeaton of his life and Duncan’s across 177 Dyer reading Knowl- | Boston, employed by County At- of Captain spread been at officials. Mr. was a summer subject the sermon will be “The Human and Pinehurst, N. C., for the left ton the Hays Court by agreement. & Blanchard 1 years. According to Whitaker’s Almanac, not winter, prophecy. Thompson torney Eben F. Littlefield *to two last Hit at Cushings island and last year finish- investigate Divine of the Recent Marine Disas- one in 400 reaches Friday for Seal Harbor to make for Arthur Ritchie for defendant. Aspects person 96. In the World prepara- Mrs. Esther G. Davis a $50,000 home there and was look- plaintiff; i robberies recently The detective and Miss Sarah R. ing reported. ter.” It will be a memorial service for the Almanac’s “List of Famous Old Persons,” still tions for the season’s business at Seaside Inn. or ward to the season when he'ex- W. J. Knowlton vs. C. B. was Gardner are from serious attacks coming Sampson open- bought the liquor of Kendall the first evening living, only one exceeds Captain Duncan’s age. recovering v victims of the disaster. The i to be there again. It is one of the ed to the Mr. Knowl- | It is a more the many mends of Mrs. David L. Wilson of the that had jury Monday morning. he arrived. Sentence was on the privilege appreciated by grip confined them to their located on the suspended charmingly homes Maine The services for the week at the middle' aged than the young to listen to the will be glad to learn that she to her home ton is a farmer living in Liberty and Mr. other cases to which Kendall Baptist returned for several weeks. v and he felt a pardonable pride in it. He pleaded guilty. reminiscences of an veteran church will be as follows: even- experienced like home last Frirlnv --:_i_ ■ a dealer in who lives in Freedom. this, Thursday, rhaps the best known of the visitors at Sampson hay Tuesday afternoon Rich of Samuel Duncan whose lifetime has seen Mrs. Edith Black Graves will arrive from Joseph Searsport such cessful In 1907 Mr. of ing the prayer meeting; Sunday, at 10.45, marvelous surgical treatment at the Hos- Sampson bought Knowlton ai.icu in These Tapley California last of this hay ‘“'b ilia ui IlOt developments shipbuilding. the month to dispose of tainer. school at last 96 are but an pital. to the amount of $265.68, cash on ac- morning worship, Sunday noon; years insignificant neriod in her share in am paying ! guilty and pi sad guilty to three cases the estate of her father, the latt' T. Stead, the famous London author appealed C. E. the world’s history, yet count and a meeting at 6.30 p. m.; service practically everything Miss Fannie Alderman di_T’_ t> .if a who went down with leaving balance of $74.68, for from the and evening of New •••iitor, the Titanic, Municipal Court also plead guilty has been accomplished in this brief span. The Britain,Conn., w at 7.30 p. m. the father-in-law of a former summer which Knowlton brought suit in the of one was spent several the week with Mr. and Supreme to the indictments found by the He passing who within sight of the days past At a of the Bowdoin and U. of M. ent of his son Alfred grand jury. banquet Vinalhaven, E. Judicial court. The case was sent to the Law The services in the church at North Belfast century mark makes us, even in this age of Mrs. Tileston Wadlin. Miss was sentenced in the nuisance case Alderman will of :>al, a London journalist, having married to pay a and and reflect.— chapters Kappa Sigma, held in Waterville, Court and returned with a verdict for Mr. will be as follows until further rapid living thinking, pause the summer with •V of a every Sunday spend Mrs. 1. D. White in lay Hussey Chicago, granddaughter fine of $200 and costs or 4 months in the coun- The Nautical Gazette. April 18th, Wm. R. Spinney of Freedom re- late William of Knowlton. Now Mr. Kowlton claims that Mr. notice: Morning service at 10.30 a. m. with Morrill. Kittridge Vinalhaven. ty jail. He paid. sponded to the toast to Alpha Rho. Hussey as a child and young girl to the board of the sermon the Rev. C. E. Sun- Mrs. spent Sampson agreed pay press- Rocco of by pastor, Walsh; Henry Treat, who passed away at the Supt. Eugene E. of the .miners at the homestead in Campanella Searsport was arraign- Spear Waldo Tele- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harriman of Kittredge school at 11.45 a. in age of 82 at the home of her George retracted day m.; preaching service daughter, >ven. Later she went to Paris to study ed and his plea of not guilty to the Mrs. Austin C. phone Co., spend Sunday at Bay Point, near New York were called here the death the at 7 Philbrick, Beech street, April by of : there met Alfred E. Stead. After that Mr. Sampson was responsible for the evening o’clock. as the their two appealed cases from the Court 16th, was well known to the older residents of Bath, guest of W. I. Noyes of Lewiston' their Miss A. in Municipal sister, Mary Harriman, and aro i*g Indianapolis they went on a trip storage of a part of the hay in Daniel Jones The services for the week at the Rockland. Mrs. Treat was a of who was and also plead guilty to the indictments found Methodist daughter Olive entertaining a party of friends for of Mr. and Mrs. Janies F. Harriman. a: i the world and have since lived in Lon- and guests barn, for which Mr. Knowlton church will as Oarleton George W. Kimball, one the paid cash, $2.50. by the grand jury. He was sentenced in the be follows: this, Thursday even- having week-end. brother, G. W. Mrs. was Mrs. Jerome has Thus the case was to Kimball, Jr., Treat Hanshue, who been taking; brought recover $12.17. nuisance case to a ing the prayer meeting; at 10.45 pay fine of $200 and costs, Sunday twice married; first to John A. Meserve in the Miss Alice I. Whitten of Belfast had a prom- a post graduate course at Miss Mary E. Pierce’s, Mr. Sampson denied the contract and indebt- and in school at who was the most NEYVS OF THE GRANGES. $10, default of payment 4 months im- morning worship; Sunday noon; 50s, prominent lawyer of inent in the cast of part Miss Fearless and Co.” school in is a week’s vacation edness. The case was tried before Junior at 3.30 at his day in this section. had two chil- Boston, spending originally prisonment in the county jail. The other cases League p. m.; Tuesday 7.30 They dren, Alice wife of Austin C. recently given successfully in the Orono town with relatives in Belfast. She has a Judge Knowlton and to the the M., Philbrick, position Star had an appealed Supreme were continued. He was committed. p. m., Epworth League meeting; evening Grange, Troy, enjoyable with whom she made her home for many years, hall for the benefit of the University of Maine in Boston. Judicial Court. The jury returned a verdict State vs Thomas service at 7.30 m. last Saturday evening in spite of the Berry, appealed search and p. and John W. Meserve. Mrs. Treat later mar- Y. W. C. A. for the Dr. James D. defendant. Ritchie for plaintiff; Dun- seizure case. ried Capt. Treat of and lived in Clement, who for several •at the bad roads caused a rather small Retracted plea of not guilty and The services at the North church will be Henry Bangor ton for that city and in Delaware until his death about L. B. Candage of an auditor of the months had in the & Morse defendant. and wras Bangor, been assisting Dr. Cousins mce. One member was reinstated. plead guilty sentenced to pay a fine as follows: this, Thursday, at 7.30 p. m. the 20 years ago, when she came to Rockland to re- American is in The case of A. H. vs. O. B. Wood- of Express Co., Maryland on busi- Hospital in Portland, has gone to New York to McGray $100 and costs or 60 days in Paid $110. prayer Castle K. O. K. A. Fri- side. Mrs. Treat was one of the oldest mem- He North jail. ! meeting; North, ness for Grange, Searsport, held an was to the after- bers of the the company, and his wife, attend the New York Post Graduate bury opened jury Monday State vs Edwin A. Jones, search at 7 at Congregational church. Rev. VV. formerly College. it appealed ; day o’clock; morning worship Sunday Miss Jennie meeting April 20th, being the 20th noon. The live in Knox and the suit H. Mousley conducted the services. The Harmon of this city, is visiting He will come home for a visit about 1st. parties and seizure case. Retracted plea of not 10.45 a. m.; school at 12 C. E. pall- July of the guilty Sunday m.; prayer bearers were A. C. Philbrick, S. T. C. her mother in .ary reorganization of the was to recover for the sale of store Kimball, | Claremont, Va. and brought and Sentenced to a fine of at 6.30 a cordial invitation is extended K. Philbrick and Mr. Mrs. George Harcourt, who spent; Old plead guilty. pay p. m.; co D. M. Philbrick.—Rockland Granite was organized in Septem- goods, $800. the Dr. B. B. Foster will involving Tuesday morning $100 and costs, or 60 days in jail. Paid $110. the to attend these services. Courier-Gazette. entertain the members the winter in Florida, arrived last Tuesday and The was public of the Lister traveling not very good Court ordered a non-suit and the case was Club at Riverton Cj sino Wednes- State vs True G. Trundy, retracted of are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hutchins. a plea The of the North day evening. Dinner will be served at irday, yet goodly number turned out. taken from the and sent to the Law Auxiliary Congregational The Orland friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis eight, jury, not guilty and plead guilty. Sentenced to after which the time will be They met Mr. C. W. and Mrs. J. W. Frederick ira Veazie called pay church met with Mrs. M. C. Hill A. Varnum occupied with the the forenoon meeting on Wednesday sympathize with them in the loss Court exceptions. Ritchie; Dunton & Morse. a fine of $100 and costs or 60 in Paid regular business. Dr. Charles Banks of the at the Buckingham, St. Augustine, April loth and days jail. 17th. The heroism of the mis- of their twin children, born March 12th. Gui- after the usual routine of busi- In the case of J. E. evening, April Marine will the Poor, appealed from de- $110. da Bernice died 6th and Hospital give paper of the was the April Guy Wallace Augustus C. Knight of Boston, w ho w rote the a recess was taken for dinner, and a sionaries of the ages general subject evening.—Portland Express. good cision of county commissioners in Cobe road State vs H. Dunton April 18th. Both children were ill but a G. of Winterport, ap- very music for The Duke of Volendam, w hich will '•••<>. An was held in discussed. Miss Margaret R. Miss short time open meeting the case, A. D. Carleton Doak and Dunton, and their deaths are a great blow to Architect F. A. Patterson of a Hayes, Ralph pealed case of search and seizure. Plea of not Bangor, be this 24th and oon. After E. Stoddard and Miss Cora S. Morison the devoted parents. The little ones are laid presented week, April 25th, singing Bro. W. J. Matthews were Amy former Bellast man, is sketches for a Hayford appointed commissioners. guilty retracted and Sentenced in Oak Grove making the of is in plead guilty. were made a committee cemetery, Bucksport. Much by Knight Columbus, Bangor and :ine history of the grange since its first nominating to report ! three brick Eben A. Holmes vs. Harriet A. Adams, et to a fine of and costs or is for the who story structure at the corner of al., pay $100 60 days in jail. next sympathy expressed family, will witness ine opera before home. .nation. Some members have at the meeting. wish to thank returning sixty pass- was sent to the Law Court on statement of Paid $110. all who have so kindly assisted Somerset and French streets, Bangor, for a er the them in their sorrow. j Mis. Fred Twiss and Miss Gerirude river in the last 20 years. This Rev. W. F. well known all over the great Strout; facts. Pleadings were filed. State vs Emma L. Berry, modern private school and kindergarten, to Stubbs, appealed, keeping State as the head of the Christian of Lawrence were called here last ?riir■>:- is in good running order, owns the hall, Civic League, cost about $12,000. Friday by Lewis DeLemos vs Fitz Patterson was heard house of ill fame. Continued. twice at the church in is well furnished, is out of debt, and has spoke Congregational The FORD CAR A PARADOX. the illness of their mother, Mrs. D. II. Strout* before the The case was to recover State vs Rose Pike, house Sanford Sunday April 14th. Mr. had Mary Agnew, the little ward of the late Mrs. a‘ -l in judge. $2C appealed, keeping Berry who i£ row Miss $100 the treasury. Bro. A. Stinson, little to about the recent sensations rapidly lccovering. Strout, for damages to plaintiff’s small boat the de- of ill fame. Continued. very say “It’s a wonder to me,” said one of the big Mary McCabe, and who has been with has dues for 37 by in York but told some | living will return to Lawience this week, but paid years without a skip, county, interesting lacts guns of the automobile business, “that more Mrs. fendant’s vessel. Judgment for defendant. The cases of State vs. Joseph S. Mullin, W. about conditions in Father McCabe since his mother's death, has niau. some remarks for the good of the order. Waterville, where Attor- manufacturers do not use vanadium steel in Twiss will remain for a longer visit. Ritchie: E. F. Littlefield. H. and George for on General as He gone to Dorchester. where 'r,; Matthews and others Young Shorkley autoing ney Pattangall reigns mayor. the construction of their cars. In my opinion Mass., she will spoke along the other that rumsellers Mrs. H. H. Hamlin of Old Town is the CIVIL DOCKET ENTRIES. prohibited road were nol prossed. alleged among things it is vanadium steel that has made the Ford have a home with Michael Fr. Mc- guest eanit line. It was to McCabe, voted hold memorial ser- and bartenders had been appointed as special car the marvelous success that it is. It of her Mrs. John M. vs. Walter L. Carter held for of seems Cabe’s brother. sister, Fletcher. Mrs. v C. Edward Britto James Lawrence. non-support and officers ! ces the second Sunday in June. A beautiful police, city had openly refused to like a paradox that the Ford car, which costs wife and child was into court E dward H. Fletcher and two children arrived Motion for order of service filed and brought and serve search warrants.—The Sanford Tribune. the least of one on H. left last % has been the and will granted money any the market, is Harry Stimpson Frid»y for Port- bought by grange bonds recently from Wolfville, N. S., and are with and personal service. Buzzell; Ritchie. placed under $100 to appear from time in reality made of the steel which is most ex- land, where he has float ver the hall on all public employment. He recently meetings. A. Holmes to time. TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. pensive. Mrs. Fletcher. Prof. Hetcher will join hia Eben vs. Harriet A. Adams, et al sold his house, No. 3 Union to “Henry Ford spent in for street, Albea State vs. John D. McDonald for sale $200,000 testing family here the first of June. He has been NAVAL LADS AND LASSIES.” Motion to continue filed. Ritchie; Dunton & single the heat-treatment of E. Hutchins. Mrs. and little The following transfers in real estate were right vanadium steel, Stimpson daugh- was dismissed. The case was held over from in engaged for another year as instructor of Morse. and determining what was the correct pro- ter Mary have been guests of her A Vou. UaaI, k.. n. 11T II in_i_ n recorded in Waldo County of Deeds parents, J — MM. II lUOIVH U1 1\UA the term. Registry of vanadium to mix music at Acadia Wolfville. L. C. Eaton vs. Herbert Kingsbury, app. January portion with the molten Mr. and Mss. C. H. of College, for the two weeks to Maynard Woodfords, for DIVORCES DECREED. ending April 22,1912: steel, produce that wonderful alloy, vana- bury, Mass. Dismissed. Buzzell; Runnells and Ritchie. the past week. Mrs. Emily Hyams of New York is here oi\ Elisha G. Norton, Liberty, to E. F. Bridges, dium steel. His engineers and steel experts Those who have read the earlier books of Howard L. Hurd vs. J. W. Plead- Edith M. Marshall of libt., from solved the of steel to business in relation to the estate of her father, McKinney. Islesboro, ioiiu ill question perfection. Portland friends of Mr. and * uivuvimc) U1UC1I.J. Mrs. Thomas c am found the exact formula for the t he late Arnold Henry of ings filed. Libby; Hussey. ciuiuauu **. *“—*“*•"*•, uuauuiu, iuumiib. mji- They making Harris, and is the guest of Mr* Winslow, formerly Belfast, Joel S. Maddocks, to Alice Howard Folwell have received letters from Lincolnville, May best steel and also they were able to heat of lioxbury, Mass., will be interested McLean. Black & Co., vs. Geo. vorce decreed for cruel and abusive and Mrs. Charles F. Messra to incorporated, treat- treat it in most tiieui men liiieiuiuil oi Thompson. Maddocks, do.; land and buildings in Lincoln- the scientific manner, to pro- outtuig Spending the «n of the recent publication, the C. M. A. and Inez M. Goodwin. Account in set-ofi ment. duce most efficient results. Charles E. Knowlton, Clement W. Wescott and by ville. summer at Great Chebeague Island. They 'larke filed. “It is that vanadium steel A. are an Co., of his latest novel, "Naval Lads Brown, Jr.; Libby. Albert A. Sheldon, libt., vs Emma E. Shel- J. which makes the will their George Quimby making appraisal of James Clement and Frank A. Cushman, Ford almost occupy charming bungalow, the An- atd E. A. vs. indestructible. The other I the estate. F. has lassies in the War with Dixie.” While it Carpenter Frank W. Burns. De- don, both of North port. Divorce decreed for day at Charles Thompson bought- Montville, to Lewis E. Bachelder, do ; land in read in the paper of a Ford car into chorage, Chandlers Cove. Mr. and Mrs. 15 a c ontinuation of faulted. Dunton & Morse; L. C. Stearns. utter smashing the furniture and household effects in the Har- "Southern Buds and Sons desertion, continued for three consecu- Montville. a tree and the front axle wound Folwell, who lived in ,f w actually right formerly Philadelphia, ar," it is in and Bannigan Rubber Co. vs. Thos. E. Gushee. tive next to the around the trunk of a tree, but still it didn’t ris house on Park street. complete itself, gives an years prior filing; of the libel. Elsie A. to Katherine E. have been located at for the Hall, Prospect, break. The molecules of Berkeley, Cal., “cellent of nava. Neither party. No further action. A. vanadium steel are picture activity in the ’60’s. Robinson; Blanche Bailey, libt., vs W. E. Leach, land and in past two years. In the May issue of “The New England lie- Bailey. do.; buildings Prospect. Uvvwv»v ...wv.**, wit.* an li e Dunton & Morse. (iicfcnto pussiuie fortunes of the a The libellant belongs in and the libellee a new devoted to the in- Nautilus, bark-rigged Unity Bertha L. Pease, Dorchester, Mass., to Ada chance of crystallization. Rev. and Mrs. Montford S. sorter,” publication Arthur vs. Hill and little and of her officers as M. Jackson J^hn M. Ward. Non- in Greenbush. Divorce “In the matter of rcoop-of-war, well, are decreed for cruel and A. Clements, Waldo; land in Knox. insuring safety for Fold daughter, Marian terests of summer resorts, etc., an article suited. drivers, the Ford has the limit. Adelaide, accompanied by “t'-wed from the time of her sailing from Rogers; Brown, Jr. abusive treatment. Albert B. certainly gone dealing with the season’s plans of fashionable, Ferguson, Searsport, to Henry P. As I understand the of the Mrs. Hill's mother, Mrs. M. A. left last Mathews Bros. vs. Matheson it, parts Ford car Hoar, Philadelphia in ’63 to the close of the war. Benj. and Anna B.Osgood, libt., vs both the over contains the follow- Chas.F.Osgood, Richards, do.; land in Searsport. are all given just the right amount of treat- Thursday afternoon for a visit of several society country ‘“mc-limes successful and Ernest A. Fraser. Defaulted. & days sometimes the loser Thompson of Palermo. Divorce decreed for cruel and Richard C. ment, according to the amount of .work they with ing: “The Maine resorts will attract the usual 1_ Higgins, Thorndike, to Charles Mr. Fred Hoar, of the Gerald a "Stern Geo. E. and have to proprietor chase” the gallant little vessel was Blanchard; Thompson p. W. abusive treatment and extreme perform. number of Bostonians this season. The. cruelty. It is H. Crockett, Belfast and Henry M. in Fairfield. Mr. Hill his in large Nason. Higgins, “Since special stress is placed upon the axle, began pastorate "instantly busy in Southern waters, and be- further ordered by the court that the J. Forbes have a at, custody Thorndike; land in Thorndike. that is given a different kind of heat treat- Hartland last Sunday, returning to Fairfield Murray delightful place "crnc well known in Charles A. vs. Isaac W. Havana and Key West. McKenney Herrick. of Mary G. Osgood, their minor child, be Charles E. to ment than the steel which into the Dark Harbor, where also the Boits have a ,k« given Stevens, Unity, Frank M. Fair- goes cylin- Monday for the family. Miss Blanche Hill re- picture ot social in Defaulted. Mayo & Snare; D. E. ders, and so on. It is a marvelous gayety the latter place Henley. to C. W. Hussey and wife of the do.; land and in really sight mained here to beautiful place called The Birches. Mrs •> Waterville; banks, buildings Unity. finish the school year, “iiciimmed J. M. Larrabee vs. C. E. to enter the heat treatment of the stopping by the war-clouds,and Rich. Neither party, mother to visit the child and the child to visit Caroline M. department Leverett Bradford and will pass the Weeks, Jefferson, to Annie B. Ford great in where with Mr. and Mrs. Tileston Wadlin. family “uw sailed the ho further action. & Snare. Company’s plant Detroit, weary mariner and saw Brown, Jr.; Mayo the mother on reasonable occasions. Choate, land in Montville. this steel is heat-treated. summer at Rocky Pasture, Northeast Har- ■ttwixt the Montville; being Every piece Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Wood and Mr. green brink and the foam W. E. Gould vs. C. E. Rich. Neither of steel that Charles E* running party, Leroy A. Webber, vs Celia Grace M. Cook, to Thirza M. Tru- goes into the car is given a special bor. The Morris Greys also will spend the ;“eet faces, rounded arms and bosoms libt, Webber, Palmyra, Sherman returned last prest no further action. & Snare. treatment; that makes the car so that Thursday from Port- little of Brown, Jr.; Mayo Belfast parties. Divorce decreed for cruel and worthy, Unity; land and in strong s ummer there. At Isle au Haul, Boston will harps gold.” Buildings Unity. are eliminated from the car land, where attended the Everett L. and Arthur vs. many parts entire- they sessions of the T' c W. Goodrich Fred treatment. be the families of Dr. W. yarns spun, both fore and aft, vivid abusive Albert Peirce, Frankfort, to Frances W. !y.” Grand represented by L, L. Fletcher. Defaulted Commandery of the United Order of by agreement. Libby; Ella M. va and Ernest W. Bow ditch. The Bow- Pimpses of daily routine on board ship, a touch Langille, libt, CharieB H. Langille, Peirce, do.; land in Frankfort. the Golden Cross. Mr. Burrage J. E. Nelson and Ritchie. EAST NORTHPORT. Sherman was District r°mance and the Searaport parties. Divorce decreed for utter Fred F. ditches have a most attractive place which faithful chronicle of his- Perkins, Stockton Springs, to Wal- Deputy Grand Warden and Dr. Wood Lewis S. Shiro vs. Charles A. De- Mrs. Elizabeth Perry visited her grandmoth- Grand events are features which make Logan. desertion, continued for three consecutive ter A. land in they call The Bungalow. This season both i‘c “Navy Danforth, Bangor; Stockton er, Mrs. Cross, in Waldo, Sunday_The Ladies Trustee. Dr. Wood was one of 46 to take the “ds faulted for $45, without costs. Harriman; Buz- next to the British and Hungarian embassies will go and Lassies” very much worth while. years prior the filing of the writ, and Springs. Aid met with Mrs. M. D Mendall for the last degree of the Grand Commander} and Mr. to Mount Desert. The ambassador from King Dr. Winslow’s zell. custody of minor child, to the Selena D. time Friday afternoon. The work was finish- Although literary success has Gladys M., given Jones, Fairfield, to Carrie A. Os- Sherman was made a member of the George has already engaged a house at Seal Samuel ed and all that it was the last commit- UD8 been assured his A. Payson vs. Rose Ellen Duhamel. mother. land and expressed regret Harbor.” Belfast friends are glad good, Palermo; buildings in Palermo. At the close of the tee of laws and appeals. The Order " meeting. afternoon Mrs. received elcome this new Continued. Harriman; Buzzell. H. va P. chronicle of stirring times Linley Dickey, libt, Amelia Dickey, Joseph Libby, Unity, to Clarence H. Mendall served a delicious baked bean a with supper. royal welcome, banquets, hops, etc. State Committee the countries’ H. C. Buzzell vs. Mary Wood, et al.; default* Frankfort parties. Divorce decreed for utter Brown, do.; land in Unity. .... The summer residents are to Republican Organized. history. H. beginning Miss E. Pierce of ed. Brown. desertion for three Henry Andrews, Auburn, to M. J. Dunn, arrive. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. and Mary Boston has made her Buzzell; consecutive years next Sperry daugh- The State committee met Thurs- S°bTH Northport, land in Northport. ter Elizabeth of arrived debut as a lecturer on her Republican MONTVILLE. Gordon vs. of the Orlando, Florida, last specialty, stenogra- Inhabitants Waldo; non suited. prior to filing of the writ Henry G. Pettee, to E. week for the day afternoon at the Augusta House and per- J- o. Ripley of is Belfast, Clyde Pettee, summer... .The Misses Blunt are phy. She was i,Mr- Stillwell, 111., visiting Buzzell; Dunton & Morse. A. do.; land and in Belfast. at the Rock recently employed by the Vo- fected its organization tor the ensuing two W’ He has been Josephine White, libt, vs William B. buildings White cottage, and are getting it tr„r!l‘!lhe,w’ RiPley- in the to cational Bureau, under the direction of years with the choice of Hon Warren G. Phil- of Belfast Fuel & vs. Harry Stimpson, Belfast, Albea E. Hutch- in readiness for summer boarders. have the Pl°y the C. B. & Q railroad for 87 re. Hay Company Clara White, Belfast parties. Divorce decreed for They yea ins, do ; land and buildings in Belfast. put the in first class condition and will Women Municipal League, to before the brook of Waterville* as chairman, Henry H, V received a free pass for the round defaulted. Doalc. utter desertion and cottage speak trip. Sprague; custody of minor children, David M. to let rooms of Bethel as secretary and Charles S, *as born in this town Parks, Pittsfield, Laura A. and furnish table* board_E. R. South Boston Grammar school and Hastings and went west with advise the An execu- t C. E. Lane vs. Wm, A. Ryan, judgment as of Wm. E. and Lida E., to mother. Flood, Burnham; land in Burnham. Conner is the store Hichborn of Augusta as treasurer. Parents when he was but five of given very busy getting he leas- of that not to years age. Mary E. to ed of E. H. pupils grade take up stenogra- tive committee was selected, consisting of Ar- Howes mortgage. Ritchie; Brown. Olive vs Winfield S. Curtis, McAllister, Burnham, Austin Haney ready for business. He ex- Myrtie has been engaged to Curtis, libt, until had thur 1. Brown of c8the Flood, do.; land in Burnham. to open it May 1st.... Mrs. E. A., Mc- phy they finished the High school Belfast, Judge Augustine spring term of school which will be- T. Monroe Divorce decieed for extreme pects Park- Daisy Nickerson, libt., vs. Alonzo T. Nick- parties. Franklin B. Cole, Winterport, to F. returned to Berwick course, and also to tell Simmons of North Anson, breaeric h. Monday, April 29th.... Mrs.. E.S. Adams ^Willis Neiley Wednesday after them what is required son. Dismissed. Buzzell. cruelty neglect to Baker, do.; land and buildings in a week’s visit in town.... Rev. D. hurst of Bangor, Ernest E. Decker of Portland her daughter, Mrs. S. P. last Ritchie; d^d provide. Searsport. B. Phelan of a stenographer. Mias Pierce invited the Colby, M* to a and Herbert L. of The v Clark, Henniker, N. H., Wil- preached very sermon in the to Shepherd Kockport. E. A. Dinslow is a Parley F. Gordon vs. Inhabitants of Waldo. Sarah va Jo8?phj“e interesting pupils ask and one of having grip Chough, libt, Everett A. Clough, liam H. land and in last questions, girl ten chairman was instructed to take steps to in- told—Rev. Thomas, Belfast; buildings Chapel Sunday afternoon. Mr. Phelan years asked: “Don’t a Demurrer filed and sustained. Ritchie. Belfast. stenographer have to voke the new ballot law Buzzell; Unity parffes. Divorce decreed for confirmed | gives you facts "straight from the ah oulder.’ the referendum upon have lota of self-reliance?" passed by the special session of the Legislature, Scenes from Nature. Christian Herald and is commended, IN AJACCIO. though the situation might be somewhat To the Editor of The Journal: relieved by phonetic What il spelling. VIII. Never having had the privilege of look- the lady had been one of those progres- Islands are quiet. Therein lies the in the much-lauded land of Cali- sive women who go to the polls and vot« ing upon effable charm of this glorious scentei fornia I will you the recent experi- while the husband cares for the children! give isle. We are living a thoroughly up-to ence of a friend and Her children shall not study at home. personal neighbor date Robinson Crusoe sort of existence A Woman Cant who is vice of our local bank Certainly not! They shall enjoy life like president We are interested in even the minoi , Help and of a railroad. other little animals. They shall go tc president prospective happenings on our lonely sea-girt land school nine or ten months in a II He tells of some accidents in the early year. The ever-changing hues in the grandiosi of his traw from the they do not get as much practical educa- part ls, resulting panorama of hill and valley, the sileni hotel furniture not intended for tion before they come to manhood as Lin- being snow clad mountains, and the peacefu men of his weight; and of a collision with coln and Garfield did with very little meadows all impress upon our minds i Makes Cooking Easy a moter cycle. At Frisco he met an old schooling, what of that? The husband perfect picture which can never be ef earns the and it is better to friend who wished to show him around money, buy faced. the city. As it was the mint the knowledge than to have the little Sunday We spend hours admiring the bean and museum were closed and they took dears work for it. teous scenes spread out before our en an auto trip with 30 in the car. They Religion also now-a-days is manufac- raptured gaze. Much indeed has beer were first shown one of the most beauti- tured by the preacher and sold to his written about Corsica, but never yet has ful parks in the United States, which hearers like dry goods by the square any one been able to do her full justice. was once a desert. There are very few yard. Life and character are nothing Even Boswell, as far back as 1765, ir fruit trees among the 300 varieties in any more. Among human relations the his intercourse with the great Paoli, was the park, but an abundance of and most is that between grass, important existing astounded, not only at the surpassing no signs “keep of the man and wife. that have grass.” Granting they beauty of this charming little isle, but at A Glenwood Range cooks and bakes to perfection and is They saw the first oranges on trees at influence and in case of equal authority, the spirited race of beings who inhabited equipped with every improvement for saving time and labor. San Jose. The fields of onions and must the great disagreement somebody possess it and claimed it as their beloved Father- cattle ranches and otherwise the is 'vegetables, large deciding vote, family land. fields made him think of his old ruined continual Grace grain by bickering. It is well to record here a bit of advice Kansas home. It is so dry in February Duffield Goodwin, a Washington, D. C., $ Belfast Makes which the astute Paoli gave to James _Mitchell Trussell, Cooking Easy that are about to they begin irrigating. lady, writes in the Christian Herald: “A Boswell in order that he better might museum mere is a nne Bronze Dust ot The railroad side-tracks indicate a constituted home must have a .Vi A-jMKW— many properly know the Corsicans. "Go among them,” the Parisian romancer Almonds are in a Prosper Merimee, ; great shipping point. head, and, in disputed matters, court “The more talk with them will you you who died in 1870. His heroic has ^ HIst inaarew S bloom. and as story ik They produce grain hogs, of last resort. To my mind this is the do me the the greater pleasure. Forget done much to make Corsica known and well as and At husband’s So as a woman is WEBSTER’S prunes, peaches grapes. place. long meanness of their apparel. Hear their saw appreciated. The stock ranches and to her husband Monarch Gilroy they large willing have the-legally sentiments. You will find honor and NEW H. Seton Merriman has written “The large straw that she should be stacks, indicating large responsible member, willing sense, and abilities among these poor of Isle of Unrest, which hardly does INTERNATIONAL quantities grain are raised. They saw to yield to his judgment sufficiently to men.” jus- many wild ducks in the about render his stable.” Amelia E. tice, however, except in scenic portrayal, DICTIONARY swamps position There are three differing climates in to these moun- Delmonte. It must be a brave, simple, hardy Vacuum well-known writes: “In Cleaner stagnant water, Barr, author, Corsica. The mildest on the sea coast, THE MERRIAM taineers and their code of WEBSTER for river beds are dry and smooth women with stirring honor. enough my youth accepted marriage having only two seasons, spring and The Only New unabridged die. tor race tracks this 12th of Several other transitory visitors to our day February. all the obligations the ceremony de- is to the in summer, admirably adapted Isle of tionary many years. At San are and no doubt Delight have duly chronicled their The of Vacuum Cleaners. Margarita many chicken manded; the majority of needs of invalids and tourists in search | King Contains the pith and essence ranches. At Oreann thoxr cmf +k^ which make them as I impressions agreeable read- of an authoritative found, did, that in obedience of air and life library. view balmy beneficent giving of the ocean, while on the left were ing. Endorsed and Covers field of know- they commanded; and by renunciation sunshine. adopted by the U. S. Navy, The New every mountains of sand. These Miss Campbell, the Scotch lady who edge. An Encyclopedia in a mountains obtained all they desired. These women The second temperature is not unlike York Police The New York and are and adored wrote a en- Department, Brook- book. high precipitous, while the fer- knew that a woman’s rank lies in the Corsica, thoroughly single j that of Brittany, in France. The hardier The Only Dictionary with the tile valleys between are free from sand. fiiMnooc cvf Vtor ummanhnnrl A rliffnwnnl joyable little volume, as far back as 1868, lyn Edison Electric Light Co.’s, the leading Churches, and New Divided Page. At sundown, the the ocean and the kind of woman is said to gives an excellent list of the beau- surf, represent her The third climatic zone resembles the Schools, Theatres and Public Words. 2700 teous floral Hospitals, Institutions 400,000 Pages. sky blend as as the colors of sex She is she has wealth of these regions. beautifully today. aggressive; far frozen north of for at least 6000 Illustrations. Cost near, y the Norway, Her is revered throughout the civilized world. , rainbow. exacting and what she calls memory still, here in half a million dollars. pretentions months of the year. Such are At Santa eight Her and Barbara, where there is one advanced opinions; and she claims to be Ajaccio. imposing well-loved Let us tell you about this most Bocoguano, Vivario, and the winter sta- of the oldest missions in the and home, “La Tour d’Albion,” stands in a remarkable single volume. country, my highly educated, yetis uneducated in tion in all of which one friend took of Vizzavona, bower his first salt water bath. the worst sense of the word.” of tropical bloom. 1-3 No i Write for e Be- might indulge in the rigorous vivifying | Noise, fore reaching the Fernando This resourceful island only needs de- pages, full par. valley they The relation or children to and so suited to certain The parents out door sports well Weight. ticulars, etc passed through a tunnel three miles velopment and willing hands to urge her No long. to the community is undergoing a change natures. The trees in the ex- Vibration, Oranges, lemons and pine on to and walnuts are pro- which deserves the consideration activity consequent well-being. 1-2 duced of our traordinary forest of Vizzavona are here and they saw the The mineral wealth is as yet inadequate- The Feather largest best minds. Shailer Mathews says in sometimes over 120 feet in height! ohve grove in the world. The ly known. There are many kinds of ! The Price. el oranges Religious Education: “The word au- The of the whole island is and vegetation marine anu lemons looked but a jasper. iuscious, large now is not very but The share thority just popular, simply wonderful. American plane 3 Weight of them had been frost The white city of Bastia on the north- ! injured by t am convinced that there will be no tree thrives exceedingly well here in 9 ! and some growers were eastern coast is with Corsican thereby ruined. more paved jas- Vacuum regard for authority in the nation and is an ornament to one of | Times the There is a large ostrich farm Ajaccio, per, and the Chapel of the Grand Duke between than there is regard for in the streets. Los authority the principal of Angeles and Pasadena. In the lat- Tuscany in Florence, Italy, is finished lation’s homes. There is of need In our rambles we often and Cleaner. ter plenty long stop in the same Efficiency. place there are said to be more mil- precious stone. for children to learn that experience gather big bunches of wild asparagus lionaire homes than in There are also to be found lead, copper, &C. MermndJ any other city in lounts for that fathers and in the scrub -fff&TG. the something; which grows so abundantly and the Ka.E west. This is doubtless due to the iron, porphyry, hard compact Guaranteed for 10 years. You CAN pay more. You Springfield, mothers know more than their children hereabouts. It is delicious when after clause in the deed “verde di Corsica” which takes a forever is high MAY pay less. Bnt you CANNOT get anything to prohibiting to the proper time to go to bed, proper being boiled in salted water it is sprin- j the sale of intoxicants. In and with which the celebrated Siskiyou jersons to cheese polish, EQUAL THE MONARCH. For sale play with, proper things to kled over with grated Parmesan Medici by county are 35 saw one of which family have adorned their magnifi- mills, books to read and the oven to f!-! ■at, proper proper and set a few moments in cent employs 1,500 men. This should have Florentine mausoleum. | to see. who wheedle It must be served hot! been days Children, brown. piping and C. R. 72 Main mentioned at the as it is Capital industry are lacking in this COOMBS, Street. beginning, heir into them act fool- Another of our distractions is to watch in the parents letting isle of is north end of the State. The enchantment. Life fair and ASK FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS AND PRICES. larg- , are educated to bribe the of fish A torch est box shly being legisla- spearing by night'. the factory in the west was also over- easy, Corsican thinks, so why exert ures into letting them act of resin is fixed in the bow of the boa looked. It is lawlessly.” oneself located at among the needlessly? There are always Weed, It is hard for many men to denizens the young and the unwary finny of the Luccans for sage brush on the sand plains, with no the absolutely necessary ealize the financial ruin that hangs over deep, attracted by the glaring light, timber in sight, yet it uses feet hard labor. In the rugged north they 150,000 hem if feed horses a they at cost of one come up to the surface, and are speared of lumber daiiy. are, perhaps, more enterprising. In lollar per day while they are changing a by adroit hands in the “very twinkling While a in Calvi, the seaport town of taking trip imagination :ront or "semper- yard fence, pay interest on the of an eye.” Fields Garden fidelis” the white heath or Seeds with my friend I am reminded that had fame, French ; lost of buildings that they could get The of with laud- it not been for his municipality Ajaccio, bruyere, is made into briar wood influence I should well pipes, Two years ago we bought out the stock and seed business of [ dong very without. Wherever you able enterprise, is deepening the harbor, j probably have been on one of the rudely fashioned in the and then living lee > block, WILLIS E. florist, and have since made luxury, as a rule, somebody endured and :the The stone is HAMILTON, highest mountains close to the in- enlarging quays. sent over to France for the final ocean, j to the shaping lardship lay foundation of that brought from a neighboring quarry by a stead of here in the most delightful dim- and decorative work. A SPECIALTY rnrtune. A religious paper says: “Is ! tiny railway, which with much splutter- ate on earth. I bad my claim all The mysterious charm of Corsica is al- picked here not in our annual ! and crawls the out but Thanksgiving ing many shrieks, along — —■ there, remained here to teach a ways with us. There is no lovelier place Of Everything in the Line of Seeds for^— ( lifmer a reminder of that far-off Pass- Boulevard Lantivy, sometimes frighten- term of school to get a little to in all the world in which to an money j , iver feast at 1 spend Jerusalem when one who even the stolid little FARM AND start in the forest. He, as ing donkeys. ideal winter than tvhtch com- GARDEN. county super- vas about to die his of Ajaccio intendent of gathered family Strolling through the rural cemetery, schools, persuaded me to : bines a climate of exceptional softness We have this season the aith about him. and as he broke the largest and best line of seeds we have make the the other day, my attention was attract- change. Together we have | and with every modern comfort ever | tread and the said to them: salubrity carried, and are prepared to (ill all demands with the best tried to solve passed cup, ed to a plain cemented tomb, without many of the problems con- and means of and recreation. ‘This is my which is broken for enjoyment seeds obtainable. nected with body any ornamentation whatsoever, and I human development. In Nature here may be found in one of mu. This is my blood which is shed for common read this simple inscription: with many others we find a her most delightful moods. No praise is mu.” So as the sons and daughters of A. A. good book is worth reading more than “Jean Pozzi, too generous for this beautiful Eldorado HOWES & \ he aged couple looking across the table CO., once. Those who spend much time read- Coiffeur, which is enveloped, not only in the caress- , ipon the bent form and trembling hands DRUGS and ing books not worth a second 1865-1910 ing breezes of the south, but in the halo GROCERIES, MEDICINES. reading , if the father might well see there the may develop a big mind for pleasure but Priez pour lui!” of Corsica’s greatest hero, who went ] lody broken for them, or noting how the a small mind I for business. It me much food for reflection. forth to conquer the world and found olor has faded from their mother’s gave j In CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY building a large building, It was so French and unas- instead the bitterness of exile on that spikes , heeks or the light from her eyes in the thoroughly OF BELFAST must be driven in the rock at St. Helena. HAMMOND, INDIANA, right place, the j and sacrifice of suming. A man who was only a barber lonely ong struggle which they General office, Illinois. right number and the and was not afraid to his trade in In these few sketches of sun- Chicago, right direction. | lave received the put closing fruits, might also think Assets December BURNHAM The reader of and bold kissed the of 31, 1911. light trashy books , if the blood which has been shed letters upon his last resting place. Ajaccio, pearl Corsica, I for Real estate, $ 58,875 00 I lacks and cannot be [ am sure he was cannot find other words so judgmenl relied on, ] hem.” quite an excellent bar- any appro- Mortgage loans, 691,950 00 ! On and after October trains feut the student of as those of Elizabeth Collateral loans, 65.000 00 2, 1911, philosophy is all right When we learn facts about the human ber, proud of the good work he had done, priate Barrett Stocks and bonds, 439,460 63 ng at Burnham and Waterville with B dnywnere. J ne preference for one or l to before the of Browning: Cash in iody, about the surface of the earth, or glad put eyes posterity office and bank, 91,620 93 rains for and from Watervi in Bangor, the other class of some- the of his honorable existence. "My dream is of an island place Premiums course o 1 collection reading depends $ ny other subject, we are simply learn- example and and Boston will run as follows : Which dintnnt. spas kppn lonplv. and transmission, 708,973 98 thing upon inherited more i So well-lived “in that of life to tendencies,but eg something known by our Father in sphere Agents’ balances, 96,554 64 An island full of hills and dells FROM HKLFAM'. upon early influences. Parents have j which it had pleased God to call him.” Power and Bills receivable, 97 and when we Hand 7,874 only leaven; learn something All and uneven, rumpled Interest and rents, 67 A.M. P. M. * themselves to blame for rebellious chil- j And then the pathetic “Priez pour lui!” With sudden 16,882 ather knows, are we not becoming green recesses, swells, All other assets, 73 499 50 Belfast, depart. 7 05 12 1 ■ dren. In the And odorous Christian Herald we read: nore like him? Jesus Everything is full of quiet charm on valleys driven. _\_i 'ity F'oint. t7 10 112 20 taught that he So and straight that there ’-"Parents have the this deep always Gross assets, $2,250,692 32 Valdo. *7 20 112 3( little ones under their , pas the way because he marked out the picturesque little island. Each day The wind is cradled to soft air,” Sprayers Deduct items not admitted, 187,259 30 brooks. 7 32 12 42 hand from the hour of earliest conscious- ■ brings forth some new wonder to admire, ^nox. t7 44 pay to God, the truth because he spoke Vale to all the 112 54 pleasant, cheery hospi- Admitted assets, ’horndike. 7 50 1 00 ness, and gentle never inter- pords received from his Father in some added joy to garner up in our de- For Orchards, Shade Trees $2,063,433 02 authority, of Corsica’s honest sons. Would 7 58 pality Liabilities December 31, 1911. Jnity. 108 mitted and would make 1 the life becai se lightful memories of beauteous Corsica. t8 always loving, leaven, following his we Vinnecook. 08 1 18 that might give some adequate return and Potatoes. Net unpaid losses, $ 238,009 "1 :the child’s world what it to a afar off on the we see Jurnham, arrive. 8 2" 130 ought be, j nstructions produces life. The central By day, hills, Unearned 68 for so much graciousness and warmth. premiums, 716,974 din ton. 839 1 59 of fullest sunshine.” Children live the smoke of the charcoal burner’s fires, Contingent reserve, 00 place 'act of all his teachings was that he was Vale Ajaccio! A part of ourselves we 220,u00 ienton.. 8 48 We sell the Iron line. All other liabilities, 73 in an enchanted turned to ruddy giow when night has entrust to for Age 140,252 Jangor. 11 35 3 0" atmosphere. Theycher- ibedient to his Father and allowed the thy keeping, thy lovely Cash capital, 300,000 00 The of will never leave us. Call and see or Vaterville. 8 54 2 3 ish lofty ideals and enjoy life, building ’ather's to actuate fully descended. making char- memory samples Surplus over all liabilities, 448,196 30 thought his body as Grace C. D. Favre. Portland. 11 50 4 .• coal is an in for huge air castles. Disappointments are t actuates all nature sinful quite industry Corsica, send for catalogue. Boston. 3 05 pm 8 or except man. Ajaccio, Island of Corsica, March 2, 1912. Total liabilities and surplus, $2,063,433 02 shaken off as a shakes the human not only is it used extensively on the 3wl6 shaggy dog No body was ever big enough TO It K I. FAST water from island but it is in consider- his coat. o contain all of God’s but that itself, shipped spirit, Children P.M. A.M in able quantities to the Continent. Cry Early married iife a lady complain- portion of his spirit which actuated the FOR FLETCHER’S NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Boston. 10 00 ed to her husband of a Christ There are several pleasing books about MASON&HALL, A.M. being poor spell- jerson of and other human ; Ida M. beings Emerson of Winterport, ■’ortland. 1 20 2 Of er and of inherited t! e Corsica which one reads with interest. OASTO re I A WHEREAS,in the of Waldo and State oi having disability s sometimes called Holy Ghost or Com- County Vaterville. 7 15 9 5<- Maine, her deed dated from her mother. Her husband First of all there is James Boswell’s 60 Main Street, Belfast. by mortgage the fourth j Jangor. 7 00 replied forter or spirit of Jesus. j of A, 1). and in day January, 190D, recorded ienton. 7 21 s9 T that it was to inherit a account, in his “Journal of a Tour the Waldo of impossible such A certain preacher has said that the happy Registry Deeds, Book 285, Page < dinton. 7 30 10 04 to of his unusual visit to 375, conveyed to me, the undersigned, a cer- ] disability, though she was somewhat un- srown bud of winter bears the same rela- Corsica,” quite iurnham, leave. 8 35 in tain lot or parcel of land situated in Winter- Vinnecook. fortunate in an unsettled island which was not Clubbing Offers. The following clubbing 18 45 l(i ; being educated at a time tion to the blossom or fruit which takes only port, in said County of Waldo, one | offers to in ad- containing Jnity. 054 1060 when the so little but which was also in apply only subscriptions paid hundred and seventy-four acres, more or blue speller was out of fashion. its place later in the season that the or- known, less, ’horndike.. 9 02 HOT vance; and when payment is made it should be with the buildings thereon, bounded and de- do well the throes of a heroic for j tnox. 19 10 tlJ. n» ■“Still,you spell very except when human soul does to Jesus. The struggle scribed as follows, to wit: at he dinary stated what premium, if any, is desired. It is | Beginning Irooks. 9 25 11 is southwest corner of lot you to think about it. I have de- or soul is national existence. This “Journal” formerly occupied by t9 stop bud ordinary undeveloped, while also necessary to say that none of these Valdo. 35 til 4o publi- j William Mitchell; thence south de- < termined that our little Winifred and from the sixty-eight Jity Point. t9 45 til 6» the fruit and Jesus are the finished reprinted original editions, by cations are mailed with The Journal or from grees west and one-fourth rods to | eighty-nine ] Belfast, arrive. 9 50 ll 55 shall be inducted into Birkbeck Hill, D. C. L., in 1879, this office. have to for these stake and stones; thence north de- Reginald every- product. The cultivation of the apple George For We pay publica- twenty-two station. Liquor west land of Larrabefe tFlag grees Rufus that makes for in are by formerly thing good spelling. tree is indeed a noble but how London, England. and tions one year in advance, and they then Limited tickets for Boston are now work, three hundred and twelve rods to a stake; < 5.00 from Belfast and They shall be drilled in Latin and learn much to cultivate the Alexander Dumas has written “The sent from their respective offices to our sub- thence north sixty-eight degrees east eighty- all stations on grander [human L D. WALDRON, General and there is also scribers. Our offers are as follows nine and one-fourth rods to stake and stones Passenger about derivatives They shall recite to soul. Oh! the and the older Corsican Brothers, clubbing j1 flORRIS But, weeds, at the southeast corner of the Charles MCDONALD. for one in advance: Mitch- me out of the Merimee’s beautiful little tale Drug Using year’s subscription paid Vice President & General Ma- every day dictionary. the human soul the ranker the weeds Prosper ell lot; thence south twenty-two degrees east The Journal and Farm and Home.$2.00 said line first Portland, Mai shall write down columns of unless have been exterminated. of “Columba,” which should be read in by mentioned to the lace of be- They spell- they The Journal and Tribune Farmer. 2.25 the the if In the It Destroys the Craving ginning, being same premises described in ing at my dictation. I shall teach them All troubles in school come from home original, possible. Ajaccian The Journal and McCall’s Magazine. 2.10 deed from Blanche Miller Clark to Ida M. Mart The Journal and New Idea Magazine. 2.25 to look attentively at the pages of the influence. All family troubles come No Nausea or Sickness Emerson, recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, EASTERN STEAMSHIP The publications included in our clubbing of- Book 231, Page 299; and whereas the condition .■books they read. Spelling is a worth- from the sins of ancestors. We can tri- fers may be sent to different addresses. of said No Confinement mortgage has been broken, now there- CORPORATION. while accomplishment within the reach umph only by flinging aside the sins of The publishers of the New Idea Magazine fore by reason of the breach of the condition or thereof I claim a foreclosure of said -of A WEEK No Prostration Collapse have advised us of an increase in their sub- mortgage. everyone.” the race from Adam to the present day, $10 Dated this eleventh of A. D. 1912. and a advance in day April, The “You when are in the with a scription price consequent LEWIS E. WHITE. Belfast and lady replied: dear, and acting “living present for exclusive agency work. Send General health from the Boston, improves rates, and The Journal and New Idea D. & m. to have time to con- heart within and God o’erhead.” to Protective clubbing 3wl6 you going personally Coupon Agency Co., beginning. Healthful surround- Jne < The Bible tells us to follow the are now $2.25. Way. $6.00 Round duct Winnie and Reggie through the light 239 North Capitol St., Washington, ings, skilled physicians, ra- within and teaches itself to be merely an D. C., for full information. tional and honest methods K The publishers of McCalls magazine have The Scallop Season Closed. labyrinth of juvenile education? I will to that Geo. M. Cole. aid light. and a comfortable home. sent us this notice: “The subscribers may rURBINE STEEL STEAMSHIPS BEI and we will do our best. Per- Wash., March 19, 1912. The scallop season, which closed Monday help you Husum, select their free patterns within 30 days after AND CAMDEN night, April 15th, yielded a much smaller catch haps we can persuade the church sociable Name. the of their first THE KEELEY INSTITUTE receipt magazine by making joave PUTS END TO BAD HABIT. than for several years past. Quite a number Belfast at 2.00 p. m. for Boste: to enliven its dullness with an old-fash- a on an 1 Sat’ request ordinary post card, stating from the lays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and never look to one with “the Town. 151 Congreu St., Portland, Maine of the smacks withdrew fishing ioned a to be Things bright ; that the pattern desired is a free pattern to For Bangor at 7 30 a. m. Tuesdays, W spelling match, prize in the and at the end blues.” Ten to one the trouble is a sluggish TELEPHONE 2224 grounds early season, lays, Fridays and Saturdays. to the a whicn tney are entitled.” given best speller and consola- more Tu* liver, filling the system with bilious poison, County.State. there were not in commission than half Leave Boston at 5 p. m. Mondays, tion to the worst. would Home Remedies for Tobacco and premium That that Dr. New Life Pills would Using of those which started last fall. Indeed there diursdays Fridays. King’s expel. and Nervousness. Leave Rockland at 5.15 a. m. be a in the direction. Occupation... Children Cry is some talk of closing the Penobscot bay beds (oron.. step right Keep Try them. Let the joy of better feelings end 1 >f steamer from VV Printed matter on request for a period of four years. Prices the past sea- Boston) Tuesdays, dear. FOR FLETCHER’S * and tip your heart, “the blues.” Best for stomach, liver and kid- son have averaged close to $1 a gallon, because Lays, Fridays Saturdays, 1 FRED W. POTE, Agent, Belfast, Mam< The above conversation is from the neys, 26c. 3m 18 CASTORIA of the scarcity.—Rockland Courier-Gazette. in Montana. Homesteading and accomplish results such as no other parted, homing it will be tbeir good for- tune order has ever attained. to meet many times with this young Letter from that Western today that I belong to interesting And I am glad and prosperous grange, and counting the State. this and it is a pleasure and a fraternity, a red-letter in at this time to ex- day day the annals of their Editor op The Journal: privilege to me again •j-0 the of Pomona tend to you in behalf Burnham meetings. boon in Dawson county; Eastern of our i., mu: Grange, and the citizens town, The next meeting will be with Seven six mdnths send a when ,,,tana, some I you such a welcome that you shall re- Star and Grange, Troy, May 8th, with an I the We turn to your homes again take up IV notes gathered by way. address of welcome Mrs. W. the burdens and cares of every day life by L. Gray on the from Boston r, l hours way of the 10th and C. that your recollection day of response by C. Clements. Ques- off two hours in Chi- G.endive, laying April in this place may be one bright tion, Resolved, That the centralization four in St. Paul. Our land is link of in and spot and one strong friendship of our rural schools is a to be the of 1912. benefit; ; m township 17, about 65 miles chain opened by A. J. Webb. c. d. y. for Infants and Children. the which is of Sunrise re- .. Glendive, county seat, Clara D. York Grange “DOWN IN MAINE.” The Kind Ton Have Always has borne the ,1 on the Yellowstone river and is sponded briefly, substituting for J. H. Bought signa- ture of Chas. H. and has been made untler of the Northern Pacific who was not present. Fletcher, his vision point McKinley, Brockton, Mass., 16. The merit was April young personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one A paper of much composed people of the Waldo Railroad. There is a very-much-alive base ball clul Congregational to deceive you in this. Imitations and here is cut and read Nellie Morse of Burnham Church this “Down in Counterfeits, land rolling plain, up and all that don’t ! North Waldo Pomona by evening presented “ play are enthusiasts Grange a drama in four at Just-as-good” are but Experiments, and the nmerable coulees and creeks. We Grange. This paper elicited much praise, Maine,” acts, the Y. endanger fans. M. C. A. Hall. The characters health of and it was the voice of the grange that Assembly Children—Experience against Experiment. the banks of the Red Water river, Holds a Successful were In conclusion I will say that I hav« Meeting with Burnham of everyday life and weeks of it be sent some of our for at ary of the Missouri, and very to papers pub- preparation resulted in a clever never seen a homesick or lonesome mO' Grange. presen- The Kind You divide between the Yellow- lication. tation. Have ment since North Waldo Pomona Always Bought coming here; that my health Grange held its York then introduced Albert C. Pierce the of ,nri Missouri rivers. This land has Worthy Master played part '•Bears the Signature of is and I see no reason owner of steadily improving, regular monthly meeting with Burnham J. H. Master of Zeph Cummings, Hardscrabble d as a horses, Blanchard, Androscog- feeding ground by our venture as a farm, about which the centered. why business proposi Grange, Burnham, April 10, 1912. It and the of the play .! sheep for the last forty years. gin Pomona, guest day. The leading female was taken tion not ai was the first part by may prove profitable also, meeting of Pomona with Mr. lines Miss >.n and and a Blanchard spoke along grange Blanche L. Bigney, a student at the surveyed platted there are four lines of railway stakec this grange, which was organized about received with Boston Normal Art School. ted and and his remarks were pleas- i by government opened out to be built in this of Dawsot one and the Others who took and their charac- part year ago, despite unfavor- ure and attention and heartily part i- e to file claims on under the applauded. | ters were this one able condition of the as follows: Ralph Cummings, county summer, through mj roads there was a of East Kennebec are L. T. Merrill, Master a a i law. But there a few Mrs. \ millionaire, Harvey A. Sweetser; Neil dooryard. MaBelle Cobb. good attendance. The visiting patrons Master of Clin- In Use For Over 30 Years. hereabouts that the sur- Pomona, C. E. Marcia, j Wentworth, Walter Porter; Bingle, Ray- lying were met at the station 0. mond by B. Mc- ton Grange, and other members of that Blodgett; Tomps, John Barker; ver been accepted by govern- THE DEATH PENALTY. Keehnie, master of Burnham Mr. Holden, James 1 * Grange,and were called and McCaughey; Jimp- ‘enn o + f ove iinr^or tVtia grange upon responded j conducted to the where sey, Albert Howard; Mose Gossin, Ar- hall, they were en- with and instructive remarks. thur are allowed 320 acres of land To the Editor of The Journal. ] pleasing j Sherman; Mrs. Cummings, Miss tertained throughout the day. The offi- j FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCE wish would ! Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pomeroy favored ! Myrtle P. Carlisle; Keziah, Miss Maude ,-i live here and cultivate it pretty you kindly give your opinior cers received the hearty co-operation of the fine instrumental Conway; Betsy Tomps, Miss Anna “claim of the effect the abolition of the death | grange with music, [ t keep away jumpers. the host grange during the session. Sweetser. violin and and responded to a i American as has had in Maine. Just now this piano, Insurance :nt we live on the land squat- penalty Worthy Master G. H. York Mrs. Helen K. Crapo directed the play Company, occupied There were ! and will is in the minds of here hearty encore. interesting the ushers were in charge of Miss 1 the improvements made, question many the chair and the was grange opened in which were un- Marion Crowell. OF N. the notorious cases of Clarence features of the program NEWARK, J. ; >r us when government finally through form. After a selection regular by the as the time ! V. Richeson and Mrs. both of avoidably omitted, for the the land for filing. We had sup- Cusamano, with Mrs. O. B. “The American INCORPORATED 1846 choir, McKechnie at the the was fast Protective Tariff whom have been convicted of in departure of train approach- "hen we came here that the time murder the League, No. 339 New piano, regular routine business was Broadway, York, SIXTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT the first While in these mg. will furnish information and JANUARY 1, 1912 on the land was five years and degree. cases, in order and was gratuitously quickly disposed of. was extended on as in that of the woman’s the A rising vote of thanks facts any phase of the Tariff question, Capital Stock,.$1,000,000 00 must have 80 acres under culti- paramour, six of the officers were | Only present, to the and to Burnham on postal card request.” death penalty may in accordance with speaker Grange, j Liabilities. 5,081,886 03 but the law passed has but the vacant, stations were ac- just very and after the and of Special Reserve Fund, the statute be exacted, the fact remains reading adopting j Don’t think that piles can’t be cured Thou- 300.000 00 i the time to three years. The filled the mem- ceptably by following the records the was closed with sands of obstinate cases have been cured Net that no normal man or woman could act grange by Surplus. 2,962.548 52 : in with a deal j ownish color, good bers: Overseer, 0. B. McKechnie; stew- the de- Doan’s Ointment. 50 cents at any drug store. in the manner ascribed to those unfor- the usual ceremonies and visitors ; .mic ash in it. There is no need ard, F. W. Burrill; chaplain, Ermine tunate all of whom have $9,344,434 55 people, already v INVESTMENT OF ASSETS: .:mg fertilizer on this soil. Davis; A. S., Everett Davis; ceres, Mrs. Mian———M^saHagaai—^ suffered the pain of a thousand deaths. GOVERNMENT.BO^DS Rate Market Value .mate is the most wonderful part Reynolds and lady steward, Lucia The advocates of $ 30,000 District of Columbia 3.65s, 1924. ing * 91 Ron nr No capital punishment l he air is so dry and clear. Crowell. Seven granges of this 30.000 United States Registered 2s, 100 clamor for the execution of those mental- jurisdic- 1930...... 7.7.7 30 000 00 and such a tion were and stuffy heads, feeling represented Androscoggin • ly diseased and misguided victims of un- $ 60,000 $ 61,800 00 mess. walks miles without One and East Kennebec Pomonas J. H. Relief MUNICIPAL by AN» BONDS holy influences. But after all would not STATE, COUNTY weariness. The most of the Gold ;g Blanchard, master, and L. T. $ 60,COO Bayonne City, N. J., Funding 5s, 1928. « non no the ends of be served Merrill, HO rr justice by their 75.000 City, N. J., High School 5s, 1928... is m July. There There was also a Bayonne HO 82 500 00 May, Junejand master, respectively. of N. cent perpetual restraint. A chance would from 7,000 Borough Madison, J., 4^ per Road Bonds.. 100 '"’OOO OO ,oil sunshine that I have up from Clinton Essex N. 4 cent given thus be them good delegation grange. 100,000 Co., J., Hospital per Bonds, 1947.77.7. .7 100 lOO uOO 0G given through regret for Essex N. J., 4 cent life. There are snow The the names of 100,000 Co., Hospital per Bonds, 1949.. 100 100 000 00 heavy their crimes and the influence secretary presented N. J 4 cent School softening 100,000 Newark, per Bonds, 1957...... 7.7... 100 100*000 OO s in January, February and March, 59 candidates for initiation, -which is the of time to regain the hand-clasp of God. Rheumatism Chinook winds, which are very largest class ever initiated in Waldo $ 432,000 $444,500 00 J. H. C. Sloan’s Liniment for rheu- KAILKUAU dUNUj ; warm, follow the storm and Boston, Mass. county,and we shall consider our Pomona Try your — Central Railroad of N. matism— don’t rub it on $ 237,000 J., general mortgage 6s, 1987. 12° ocq 140 ^ "if a great part of the snow, the banner grange of the State in this just lay Consolidated Traction Co., N. 5s, It 122.000 J., 1933. 104 126 880 00 out of the lightly. goes straight to the sore Eastern and Railroad, 5s, i 13 of stock live doors We do not feel to an respect unless we hear of a class 215.000 Amboy 1920... 106 227 900 00 competent give larger K. first the limbers 225.000 Valley R., Terminal, Guar, ...... as the buffalo cures spot, quickens blood, up Lehigh gold 5s, 194l!... 113 254*250 00 "iind, grass on the of the abolition of from some other Pomona. The sixtieth Midland Railroad first opinion effect the muscles and and 114.000 Co., mortgage gold 6s, 1940. HI 126 540 00 Our horses have been out joints stops Morris & Essex R. R. Co. first Con. Guar. stem. the death penalty in Maine, not candidate presented himself too late for 40.000 7s, 1914.”.. 107 42 800 00 having the 220.000 Morris & Essex R. R. Co., first Con. Guar all winter and now that pain. 7s, 191£. 109 239 800 00 :ge they the or criminal cases, initiation. These candidates were intro- first given question, any 125.000 Newark Passgr. Ry. Co., Cun. Moi tg. gold 5s, 1930.”.”!”!!, 10S tsr/nnn no for are found in duced and New York & Greenwood Lake R. Guar, eight up plowing attention. We recall, however,that some received the full instructions Here’s 131.000 R., gold 5s; 1946. 103 134 930 00 Proof N. Y., Susq. & West. R. R., first edition. of the fifth Recess was 144.000 Term, Mortg. 5s, 1943.... 109 156 960 00 years ago it was asserted that there had degree. declared North Hudson N. J. R. Mrs. Julia Thomas of Jackson, 125.000 County R., consolidated 5s, 1928... 103 128 750 OO inch lands are suitable for rais- been an increase in the and the were Trenton Con. 1st 1923 to number of mur- guests conducted to the Cal., writes: “I have used your'Lini- 42.000 Passgr. Ry. Co., Mortg. 6s, 1931. (Var) 48*230 00 J 60.000 United New Jersey R. R. & Canal Co., fc- oats, flax, wheat and barley, attributed to the in the law. where a most din- meat for rheumatism with much suc- general 4s, 1929... 101 50 500 OO ders, change dining-hall, sumptuous ( United New R. R. & Canal cess.” 100.000 Jersey Co., general 4s, 1944 .””” 102 102*000 00 trom lands for alfalfa and corn far as we ner was & Seashore So have heard expresions of awaiting them, with an efficient | 16.000 West Jersey R. R. 1st Mortg. gold 3 l-2s, 1936. 91 13 650 00 We to Martin J. Tunis, 169 16th 100.000 West Jersey & Seashore R. R. 1st 4s, 1936. 100 hills for grazing. plan public sentiment regarding the Richeson corps of waiters to anticipate every want. Ave., Mortg. gold 100JH10 OO Paterson, N. J., writes: — I was a me stock, a few cows, all the case they favor the exaction of the death At the conclusion of dinner the grange cripple with rheumatism for two years and I could not move at all; had $2,005,000 $2,177,330 00 v, can afford to and to raise buy, penalty. —Ed. Journal resumed work in the fifth degree and the to be carried from place to place. I tried remedies and could not get bet- MISCELLANEOUS BONDS $ 340,000 American Dock & Improvement 5s, 1921. ) as we can. fine address of wel- ter, until I tried Sloan’s Liniment. One bottle fixed me up in good Company 109 370 600 0(5 hogs following unusually shape 356.000 Long Dock (Jersey City) Consolidated gold 6s 1935. ALMOST A MiRACLE. and now 1 have a bottle in the house for wife and children. I 125 445.000 10 > s horses to our cortie was extended always my eight pull gang by 0. B. McKeehnie: 196.000 N. Y., L. E. & W. Docks & Imp. Co. first Mortg. fs, 1913.. 102 199*920 On One of the most startling changes ever seen Newark Gas first Jng two furrows at once, and Worthy Master and Patrons of North 208.000 Company, mortgage gold 6s, 1944. 126 262,080 00 in tany man, according to W. B. Holsclaw, s s a work. Then Waldo Pomona: As you gather here in good day’s Clarendon, Tex., was effected in his $1,100,000 $1,277,600 00 years ago this hall today in such large numbers, needed on the harrow, which brother. “He had such a dreadful he RAILROAD STOCKS cough," | representing as you do the blue blood of $ 70,000 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co., I’fd., 700 shares. 104 c kept going a good part of the writes, "that all our family thought he was northern Waldo, we ask 72. -0u 00 | ourselves, why 60.000 Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co., Pfd., 600 shares. 90 5-U04I 00 After shower the going into consumption, hut he began to use are here and for what have & every growing I you purpose 100.000 Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul R. R. Co., l’fd., 1,000 shares... 145 145,’oou Or met on this ist to conserve the Dr. King’s New Discovery, and was you occaiion? and as we look SLOANS 50,600 Chicago & Northwestern Ry. Co., Common, 500 shares. 145 be harrowed complete- 7:V»"0 0(3 i| & ly cured by t n bottle-.. Now he is sound and around into the intelligent faces and 50.000 Chi., St. P., Minn’p’s Omaha Ry. Co Pfd., 500 shares. 155 775( o 0( -'are. Great Northern Preferred, 700 well and 218 For eager countenances of this audience we 70.000 Ry. Co., shares. 127 88*900 00 weighs pounds. many years j Illinois Central Railroad 300 nrother, C. L. Fletcher, came here are convinced that and soine- 30.000 Co., shares. HO 42 000 00 our has used this wonderful for j somehow, family remedy 50.000 Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co., 500 shares. 155 77,:U<>(m> rs ago and has a claim next to I where, you must have heard that we Coughs and Colds with excellent results." It’s 250.000 Morris & Essex It. R. Co. Guar 7 per cent stock 5000 shares. 175 437.500 or have a new grange in Burnham and so New Haven & R. Last year with a walking plow he reliable and 20.000 New York, Hartfoid R. Co. 200 shares. 137 27.100 quick* safe, guaranteed. Price 50 have come to look us see what you over, 50,600 Norfolk & Western Railway Co., Common 500 shares. 108 5 lyuio n, acres in oats and wheat, cents 00 Trial bottle free LINIMENT ty flax, and $1 at all we kills drug- are like and place your seal of ap- any kind of pain. Good for Neuralgia, Toothache, Lumbago and 50.000 Northern Pacific Railway Co., 500 shares. H8 V'OO line too. The gists. or Railroad 1050 vegetable garden, proval disapproval upon us. Chest Pains. Sold by all dealers. Price 25c., 50c. and $1.00• 52,500 Pennsylvania Co., shares... 123 75 n me has 50,000 Pittsburgh, Cin., Chi. & St. L. Ry. Co, Pfd,, 500 shares. 108 f .. > ten bushels to the acre, the oats Upon fallen the pleasing duty Sloan’s book on Horses, Cattle, and sent free. Address \ Hogs Poultry Union Pacific Railroad Co., Prtferred. 600 “ULD BEN.” of assuring you in behalf of Burnham 50.000 shares. 93 on S. 1 to the acre, and this sod, DR. EARL SLOAN Boston. Mass. 200.000 United N. J. R. R. «fc C’n’l Co., Guar. 10 per cent stock, 2000 shs 240 is < • t n I Grange that you are indeed welcome, .. rtilizer, A new book by the author of We have no home to which to in- “Toliy j costly $1,202,500 $1,853,175 oO about Tyler” is certain of a warm welcome. vite we have no facilities lings $2.00 per bushel, | you; superior MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS This tale of the who ran > r hundred ten-year-old boy for your entertainment. But we have, pt pounds, potatoes, ] ! $ 60,000 American Telephone & Telegraph Co., 600 shares. 140 84.' on u<> away to join a circus deals engagingly I what is more than all these, the true IN A NUT SHELL. r 400 General Adjustment Bureau, New York, 8 shares. loo pound. In fact, everything with a that subject every boy delights in j fraternal spirit of Faith, Hope and Char- 50.000 Pullman Com nan v. 500 shares. 15*1 and sold the —for what has not at one has seen mor ;ought by pound, time or with to For York 0 l 5 u u. boy | ity. together Fidelity, present years, county 5( Underwriters Salvage o., Chicago, shares. li another wanted to be a as 500 Underwriters Co New 5 going to be a great crop here, circus-performer? I to you you honor us with your pres- or less open violation of the prohibitor; Salvage York, shares. K>0 Subsequently the author, James Otis, I ence or. this our first Pomona 100 Western Adjustment & Ir.spectic t, Co., C hie; go, 1 share. Ic0 It o on for two meeting; law. The element of th depended cuttings wrote a temperance sequel, “Mr. Stubbs’ Brother, ; and as I look around me and see so many r. and three to four tons in the of on 111,500 $165,000 00 0’.. yields which was almost as popular as the members of the order who have labored county, believing honesty A Form of Stomach Trouble That 1$ $5,970, 0() rv land. famous “Toby Now comes a in the service 1 feel Charles 0. elected him sheriff o Tyler.” long incompetent Emery, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Are $4,911,000 third book about Toby and his atm like a scholar to set out strawberry plants, friends, kindergarten talking the county. For a time he filled the of Real Estate Mortgage Loans.. 1,65S.S‘. t. V entitled “Old Ben.” It has just been a high school graduate if I to Real Estate... It„y enu im> rry and blackberry cuttings. attempt any fice acceptably and those who worked t Especially Adapted published by the Harpers. The pictures words of wisdom or advice. The order Interest Due and Accrued. 7» .5 t' and new elect him took off thcdr coats and hustlei i Correct. course [ieas potatoes by July by Sarah Noble Ives are excellent, and of P. of H. I regard as the grandest Premiums in of collection. S40,:>L‘:’. 07 the will ! Cash on P,ii< 1 year, and the garden original Toby be recognized. order of the age for the farmers of our for his re-election. The second term i Mrs. James A. Fletcher, of 17o. 115 Deposit..... >.C. yielded Cash in Ben, the old circus-driver, comes to live for the Beech avenue, Macon. hip>: “I Company's Office... t;i7 7,; through July and August, country upbuilding, socially, another story. From $12.00 per week ii ! Ga., in home town and with recommend Dr. Williams’ i’ink Pitta Toby’s brings financially and intellectually of the a store to $4,000 per year as sheriff .rly frost cut them off then, him the for $9,344,434 55 living skeleton and the fat lady- common of Abra- seemed too much [ Pale People because they restored people agriculture. prosperity; the tast P. L. President. C. VV. 'iges are fine here. Mr. and Mrs. Treat. Of course this Lincoln once said that me to health after suiteriug five IIOADLEY, BAILEY, Secretary. ham God must of money apparently created an appetit long as creates excitement the the common months with nervous C. L. WRIGHT, Agent, Belfast, Maine. does well here, there is great among have loved people, because for more, and, if the charges made an I indigestion. boys in the who are all anxious he made so of so God While in St. Louis in 11*0" 1 bc. atne r. f grain for them, and when we village, many them; must true, the liquor sellers had things prett; to the nervous wreck caused what the doc- join circus, despite Toby’s indeed love the because own by able handfuls of wheat thrown experi- grangers they much their way. Things became s; ( LONDON & LANC ASHIRE 8 IRE INS. ences, and that Ben has come to are indeed of the common tors there called nervous hope people. When disgusting that the temperance peopli indigestion. CO. OF ENGI AND. and remember what we were them. I had a in the of LIVERPOOL, engage Their efforts to attract we look back a decade and see what the who had their forces to peculiar pain top my joined elect hin Assets 1911. his attention off on head that never left me for a hour December 31, r it in Massachusetts it is an by showing every oc- grange has accomplished, the thousands began to cast about to see what could fi single COOMBS’ casion and the of the and at times I was almost distracted Real estate, $ 350,000 00 I doings that it has taken out of the ruts in which to career. l or monkey, done check his surely. “Mr. Stubbs’ the heart would Stocks and bonds, 2,820,565 00 Brother,” supply an their ancestors trod and them The took a hand am I by pain. My palpi- tve a with- placed County Attorney Cash in office and bank, 570,447.00 post office, Watkins, abundance of fun. Mr. Treat and his '■ tate so that I would sit. up in bed for upon the macadam road, as it were, of by clever planning he entrapped th Agents’balances, 528,375 56 MEAT CART and as the mail carrier fol- are as hours with hand on it. It seemed iles, wife, Lily, amusing as ever, and 1 profit combined with pleasure, to sheriff and confronted him with wha my Bills receivable, 492,75 leading some with old a distinct flavor success nights that I could not live until 23 trail past our door our R. F. D. they, Ben, give I and happiness, we are impressed the public at large accepted as unmis Interest and rents, 42,152 I will call of character to the I suffered from sen- 84 Tuesdays, Thursdays ■■ tale. with the of our morning. choking All other assets, 112,579 ic of the east, is out and he Moreover, I magnitude order and the takable evidence of guilt. He was ar there is of real life in it. 1 eations and at times it interfered with and Saturdays with a full line of plenty boy One great work it has performed. Starting, before a trial and heli j our mail. From this office : raigned justice The between Gross assets, $4,424,612 98 post boy has a passion for hand- as we well with a be- my speech. pain my the best of fresh beef, turning know, vary humble for the grand jury. Deduct items not admitted, 861,762 60 poik, lamb, families take their mail, and springs, arm regarus mmseil as a e-innimr. it has forced recmmition and shoulders and in my side was intense. prom- The Governor of Maine steps in am etc., Arlington hams, bacon, sau- acrobat. Another has an I could not digest I ate and my husband rode through this ising opinion pushed its way onward and ever upward, calls upon the to anything Admitted assets, $3,562,850 38 Legislature investigati lived for months on water sage. Everything of the best of himself as a based a until it is the most l milk, lime qual- two there were but musician, upon today powerful fra- the charges in order that if said Liabilities December 31, 1911. 1 years ago of Emer; and eggs, and after even these I ity and prices right. A chance to rudimentary knowledge the accordion, ternal organization for the of is he be removed without de eating 16 moulding guilty may would be it Net unpaid losses, $ 144,173 unifies here, and those had just which is not shared his and character the in and seemed that your meats without by family and development of all lay. The investigation is had and charge; 1 misery Unearned premiums, 2,570,974 67 inspect going friends. So one turns I could belch gas for au hour at a time. arrived. handsprings and that pertains to justice and equality that are not sustained. He is acquitted. All other liabilities, 79,471 37 down town. the other doleful After taking everything X ever heard of 200,000 00 r is as there are no produces strains, in exists on the face of the globe. Nor is this all. The Deposit capital, very high, County Attorney and treated a doctor IS season and out, in the of been a boon to being good Surplus over all liabilities, 568,231 The best of home-made Mince ■ hope being | It has the farmer and who had answered the call of a by a few the rivers, disgustei without a xeept along noticed by Old Ben, who his and its relief, I decided to consult Meat the Order nearly expires family teaching and influ- people in securing such a chain of evi Total liabilities and surplus, $3,562,850 38 by pound. by of the houses are built of but in his of silent specialist in St. Louis. It seemed that 1 sod, spasms laughter. ence have shown them that are the dence as would seem to be sufficient ti 178-14 they I worso of better fol- B. F. Maine. telephone. Telephone The climax comes when at the barn- of their got instead after COLCORD, Agent, Searsport, Englanders stick to the frame peers ciiy cousins and given them convict in any court in the country, ii 1 1 Ben lowing his directions for two months. 3wl5 ARTHUR W. nOli^FS. warming given by for Mr. and Mrs. a respect for themselves such as their before that same con COOMBS, arraigned body, I was almost for want of Treat the amateur acrobat is a never prostrated given forefathers knew. V LUU UI1U ItlllV/ItU 11UI11 U1UV.C, R. F. D. 4. Belfast. uel is bituminous coal lignite. chance to food as he said starving myself was my distinguish himself in full The grange has become a power that is There are two lessons to be learned 43tf i’V minps of it. pvpruwhprp—nnp circus and only chance. I had commenced to des- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE regalia, succeeds in suspend- felt in every State and town in the one for the and one offici land, public, for when one while i |IL- himself from a pair, morning waiting L. Arthur of 'cction. In two work ing helplessly peg in the and the officials in office are holders. The should its 1 Mary Lawrence, day’s my high begin- public open eyei for husband to eat his breakfast and wall, while the musician in with the to sit and take my WHEREAS,in the County of Essex and Common- to last us three joins ning up notice and find to the fact that the reins are in the hand; got enough hired envying him every mouthful, I noticed wealth of Massachusetts, by her mortgage fiddlers, much to their out our wishes and ask our on | William Lincoln West just indig- opinions of those who appear to care not a whi ■ nation. a testimonial of a cure by Dr. Wil- deed, dated the first day of February, A. D. the of tne before for the name of the great questions hour good State of Maim in I read 1911, and recorded in the Waldo County Regis- Ex-Veterinary Inspector Itnreau of Animal and all our was liams’Pink Tills the paper. groceries, nearly sup- “Toby Tyler” taken so seriously making new laws for our or the of its but fo of Book to government. rights people, who, word of it and as ease was try Deeds, 295, Page 9, conveyed when it in is every the Industry U. S. Iiepartment of .Agriculture. from the mail order houses of appeared Harper’s Young And there not an office holder or poli- selfish ends, will persist in playing poli me, the undersigned, a certain parcel of real that the editor similar to mine, I decided to them. People received money tician of today who has not his ear to tics while the lasts lest the try estate situated in Stockton Springs, in the VETERINARIAN and Minneapolis,^as we cannot so day nigh With the third box my im- sent by children in all good faith to the to cometh when be digestion County of V. aldo and State of Maine, and buy ground listening the onward they must put to bed. the TREATS A 1,1. PINKASFS OF ANIMALS ''get the of the east and to eat. The proved, palpitation stopped and the bounded as follows: Beginning at a point where I prices Toby something young folks march of our order and himself And pray tell, is the office holde: asking what, in my head left. In a month’s the south line of the of of and '■ of these small towns in the present story are as real. The what action the will to pain boundary right way Hospital, Pharmacy Office. Keepers just grange take upon learn, except that if he wants to kee] 1 time I to eat I the Northern Maine Railroad Co. same lesson that was began without distress. Seaport 8PKING to taught in ‘‘Toby any proposed legislation. It has taken a his he must close his to all vio ! STREET, I5FI.FA8T* AIAINR' league fleece the unwary job eyes regained my and and crosses the east line of the highway that leads Tyler”—the that offset the man from the common weight strength hardships ranks of agricul- lations of law, and make no attempt a north and south through the village to the sea- Never ^'"••steader. of circus felt like a new person. I have been a Hospital Closed. 1 glamour life—is again ture, a tiller of the soil in God’s if ; thence south said to land of quietly plain prosecution? Honest, now, this isn’ well woman ever since. shore; by highway ry other section was to the since Old Ben desires noth- air and H. S. thence said given emphasized, open sunshine, and after retain- a clear case of placing a premium oi Dr. Williams’ Pink Staples’ heirs; easterly by [ Phones—Hospital 69-13.] Residence 69-11 so much Pills were origin- the in ai'd only Northern Pacific ing as to settle down and lead an ing him at the bead of our State order lawlessness and forbidding interferenci Staples’ land to channel the flats for- railway ally a prescription used in the doctor’s known as Hichborn’s thence north- even, humdrum life. it must for ten years has him in the on the of who be | merly Cove; :,,rty miles each side of its of However, long placed part any may incline! and their benefit to to the right be allowed that it is a private practice erly by said channel south boundary privilege to know highest legislative in our to respect their oaths of what ii 1 *’>' an all-wise body country, office, mankind has been increased many line of the depot lot of said railroad company; government. These Ben and the Treats and Mr. Stubbs’ ; the U. S. to Senate, protect the interests it?—The Oxford County Citizen. thousand their on thence said lot to the line of even fold by being placed westerly by depot have never been so our Brother, if “circusin’ itself is a of the farmer the thence sold, against greed and sale with the doctor's own said railroad; southwesterly by said delusion and a 'ghbors are not but snare. avarice of the It has railroad to the of and where- troublesome, j money-power. Well-Known Master Mariner Dead. §eneralirections for use. They contain no point beginning; “Old Ben” has that old-fash- into the true as the condition of said mortgage has been "■'vune is a for homely, j brought recognition worth or other neighbor twenty miles ioned opiates liabit-forming drugs. reason of “r pleasantness and charm and executive of broken, now, therefore, by the breach IU'1, enduring ability our present James ■ 1 Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold and social. which has Capt. F. Murphy of Bath, on by of the condition thereof I claim a foreclosure very kept “Toby Tyler” a favorite. | State Master to such an extent that he is of the Announces that he has limited his practice best-known deep-sea captains o E all druggists, or will lie sent, postpaid, of said mortgage. Homesteaders in this “neck of the already mentioned as a fu- | prominently Maine, with a record of time i on of 50 cents 5, A. D. 1912. to diseases of the Up To Plaisted. ture candidate for sixty-two receipt price, per box; April hail from Texas, Maine, Mis- Governor and perhaps around Cape Horn, died April 15th. Capt six boxes $2.50, by the Dr. Williams 3wl5 PELEG G. GRIFFIN. Congressional honors. So I on > North and South | might go Murphy was sixty-two years of age. H Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. Massachusetts, "You can’t enforce the law in the the fact of ,,la' city emphasizing the great ad- retired from the sea in 1910. He obtainei Nose and Throat Virginia, Wisconsin, Illinois, of Lewiston and the other cities of the vancement for Eye, Ear, good already accomplished his first a '■' said Governor Plaisted command, full-rigged ship, a H. C. Hoffses BBota, Colorado, and Iowa. So we State,” at Fair- by our order all over the land, and I firm- the of AND REFRACTION. ‘w You age twenty-two years. He hai some of field. certainly can’t if you don’t ly believe that the influence and all sorts. There is a flour- power Bailed some famous vessels, then Office hours—10 a. m. to 12 1 to 3 try. By the way, there is a section of a of the among CLEANING. [m., p. m !,:g grange is yet in its infancy, and the William F. Babcocl Sunday school and well attended certain document called the ships Alexander, 7 to 8 p. m., and constitution that those of us who may be and TRUCKING. by appointment. h privileged the the latter STEAMPRESSING 9ervices tWo held at of Maine, which that “he Shenandoah, beini every weeks, says (the gov- to remain upon earth for years to come built for him in I am prepared to do all kinds of trucking. on!*r<,for ordef, upon high cuts, W. W. BLAZO, At Street. *1Kor|oI » church and social purposes. Portland Press. and is bound to Fain cannot is 52High Tel. 216-13 Relieves sour stomach. principles, forge ahead stay where it used. 14tf 126 Waldo Avenue, Boilast. ietf palpitation of the heart Divests what you ea « SWANVILLE. The Republican Journal The family of Alonzo Damm, who have been in Lowell during the winter, returned last BELFAST, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1912. week....Miss Louise Cunningham is at home a from a winter's in As Spring Medicine sojourn California....Mr. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY Z. D. Hartshorn is still quite sick and unable to ——HIGH GRADE——HI begin his school. Miss Alice Nickerson began o The Republican Jour. Pub. Co. in No. 7 .Miss Hood’s is Monday morning... Julia Chase King is‘home from Everett, Mass., for a short vaca- CHARLES A. PILSBURY. f nu“^Xnager tion. s Underwear and “For all the troubles I have had Hood’s Sarsa- is the highest type of E Hosiery | SWANVILLE CENTER- Subscription Terms. In advance, $2.00 a is the king. I have taken it at different 1 parilla surely Mont Clark of Thorndike visited Mrs. Flora womanhood. year; $1.00 for six months; 50 cents for three in I have -^■FOR^g- months. times the past three years when suffered Littlefield several days last week-Mrs Alonzo Damm and children have returned from Advertising Terms. For one square, one from catarrh and stomach troubles, and have always Inch length in column, 25 cents for one week up-river, where they spent the winter... .Mrs. Scott’s § ~ Misses and Children. ;xnii 25 cents for each insertion. found it a medicine. stomach is Women, subsequent grand My very Mary Robertson of Monroe was the guest Sun- I of Mrs. 0 much better than it and as a day H. P. White..VE. A. Robertson __ Champ Clark is said to lead all his was, spring medicine, has peas planted_The roads are improving Democratic rivals in the Presidential I know that no one can do better than to Emulsion too, any fast....H. P. White is now able to do his I race—and is the least to j yet qualified take Hood’s husband and I have chores....E. H. Littlefield recently bought a I Sarsaparilla. My is the of I .nil the high office he seeks. fine cow of Mrs. Luella Nickerson... .Comet ! highest type n reason to recommend it Mrs. R. E. JAMES H. HOWES. cordially.” grange is to give a drama in the near future to curative food. We read the Oxford Citizen County ** ■■ — 387 Union N. H. get to — 1 ■ 1 ■— ■ ir——ir Plummer, Ave., Laconia, money pay for their piano. 14 v 11 every week with interest, not only be- The nourishing and —'I i^- ■■ —# h w || v- ■ iui its is a WALDO cause editor, E. C. Bowler, Waldo David Brackett Miss Katherine C. STATION. curative elements in officiating. The but because it is earnest The News of Brooks. schools in town began April 22d. Sadie county “boy,” Quimby of Belfast sang a sweet selection in a Scott’s Emulsion are so Cummings has the Bartlett school, Flora f and aggressive in the campaign for tem- beautiful way and the floral offerings were pro- >74 >74 >74 >74 >74 >74 »>?7* >?4 >7e >7i >74 >74 >74 >7i >7* >74 Wallace Ellis is said to be very ill at the Johnson the Evans Corner school, Beatrice | perfectly combined that >*« and fuse and beautiful. The bearers were the same jj perance morality, home of his Rolf Ellis. brother, Gould the Whitcomb school, Mildred Smith of all children and as in the funeral of her sisters: T. I. Huxford, | (babies, In the election of subordinate officers Miss Susie Cilley, who has been very ill, is Burketville the Otis W. Lane, Isaac Leathers and M. J. Dow, Paul school, Mrs. Goldie Fay- adults) are equally bene- at Old Town, E, T. Hartwell was chosen now said to be convalescent. son the Sheldon | all intimate friends and life-long acquaintances school... .Jennie Levenseiler [ fitted and built 1 THE HAT O of Supt. streets; R. E. Hartwell, city is under the care of a trained Miss Inez 1 up. Mrs. Patterson has her hus- of the family. It is an uncommon incident that purse, |: electrician; W. E. Hartwell, street com- Guy presented Barker of Montville, and is gaining slowly.... missioner. That’s going some, for one ! band with a ten-pound baby girl. three members of a family should die sudden- Percy Cunningham is at home, looking and Be tare to get SCOTT’S— family.—Old Town Enterprise. M. J. Dow is still handling the potato ma- ly in the same way within a month. That their feeling better than for the past two bodies are now all in the tomb to- years.... it’i the Standard and alwayt But Belfast has a one-man city govern- as he has for several season’s past. receiving chinery Mrs. O. G. is at home from the Waldo < QUESTION. Hussey the bett. ment, both branches and all the officials is with our gether. Miss Edythe Atkins of Belfast County hospital, much improved in health.... | | the a Edwin has a Chatham Clean- ALL DRUGGISTS dominated and controlled by mayor milliner. Mrs. Frances Merritt, as trimmer. Godding bought F. E. Littlefield and wife are in Boston for a ; 11-17 and mill of M. J. Dow. This ma- week’s busi- ing Grading stay. Everard Bryant is in the store ►2 How Do You Solve J E. A. Carpenter has been laid off from It? *\ the school committee to elect a chine appeals to the intelligence of the practi- during their absence. Mr. Littlefield shipped janitor. ness for the past week by an attack'of the cal, common sense farmers. It is foolishness a car of the week_Alfred The most is to select a hay past Mad- THE NEWS OF BELEAST. % satisfactory way hat here. \ grip. to scatter foul seed upon the land when it is a docks of A recent visit to the campus of the Belfast has been doing some carpen- Estes has of Then KNOW have the best Deputy Sheriff W. 0. disposed matter of infinite labor to eradicate it. It is ter work for you’ll you hat value University of Maine after a lapse of Hussey Bros. Osceola Council bridge club will meet with ^ \ some of the horses which he brought from claimed that the Chatham will clean the seed revealed and Thurs- your money will buy, because our hats are made to eight years many changes OAK HILL, Mrs. W. J. Gordon, Bridge street, this, Boston. to 95 per cent pure. It is also claimed that it (Swanville.) * £ improvements in this institution which is Mr. and Mrs. Will Snow of Belfast visited day, evening. wear and look new all the time. Mrs. H. H. Rich has been suffering of late will pay the farmer to clean the grain which long, iti* doing such a grand work for the young Mrs. Ann Webb .Mrs. Loren Small Ernest L. Dark Harbor, has filed with an inflamed foot and indications of blood he feeds to his stock, as any seed thus dis- recently... Sprague, men and women of our is in Belfast with a his as a for the Democratic We sell the best kinds—CROFUT & State. The new sure Pre- Mrs. George Roberts for petition candidate KNAPP 2* poisoning. posed of is almost to grow again. £ few weeks... E. C. a for to the connected with Oak vention is better then cure in lines of .Mr. Peavey bought nice nomination representative Legisla- Hats for -dormitory, Hall, been bad the many •it instance. Our stock of these excellent hats The roads have very past veal calf of 'Sills a felt and the new endeavor. Mr. John Morrell Saturday.Mr, ture from the Frankfort, Islesboro, Prospect, Jt long want, library __ U U..4- ^nitlmrr foot nmc nnH E. A. Kobertson did some in Mr. F. J. Stockton and class. The jS include every stylish block. * is a most attractive But it is not grafting Springs Winterport place. will be renewed. Last Friday afternoon C. E. Embree of Riv- Webb’s orchard recently-Mr. Bert Lenfest petition is signed by Joseph A. Sprague and 17 S to mention all the N. a at intended improve- to be im- erhead, Y., addressed joint meeting We also a Miss Drusilla Roberts is thought is quite sick with an abscess in his throat.... others of Islesboro. K- carry full line of ? ments. The Brooks of the growers of potatoes and apples trees, mainly evergreens, in health. Mrs. Frost is now caring Mr. and Mrs. W. R. are both ill with proving Peavey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bills, farm manager course much from the various stations the Belfast have of grown very and are her as a nurse. along for heavy colds at this writing... .The Oak Hill and matron at the Girls’ Home, have severed Men’s and a feature of the in branch of the Maine Central railroad. C. E. ►2 Boys’ Wearing circle meets with Mrs. Apparel. pleasing grounds has been ill recent- sewing James Webster that connection and are of Mrs. John J Galen Forbes, who quite Lane of Brooks was chosen chairman of the guests ■winter, while furnishing shade in sum- 26th.... Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Webb is now much better and rides to the village Friday, April before returning to their home in ly, meeting and A. B. Payson of the same town, Thompson mer. Surely the young man or young attended the Ponoma Grange meeting in Burn- Mr. and Mrs. W. K, MacNeil have every pleasant day. clerk. At the close of Mr. Embree’s address, Appleton. Watch Our Windows woman who is enrolled at the ham April 10th and report a very fine meeting. returned from New York and will again assume Display Thursday, and University A. B. our produce deal- in which he the many of >2 Friday \ Payson, enterprising explained advantages -Mrs. A. Maine is to be on W. Damm and children returned the work when Mr. MacNeil's health will war- of congratulated and was or- er, has been quite sick for several days organization, it unanimously voted to ^ Saturday. * such home April 17th after spending several months rant it. He has recently been ill with typhoid possessing educational advantages confined to his room. ganize and the following officers were chosen: in Burlington with her husband_Mr. Wal- fever. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Vose of Mont- and such Waldo C. E. Brooks; A. B. pleasant surroundings. It seems nice to see Ira W. Bow'den about President, Lane, clerk, Pay- lace Seekins is visiting his uncle, Ashley Part- ville are now substituting. RALPH D. is well now at the after his winter in Florida. son, Brooks; directors, F. A. Batchelder, Burn- i SOUTHWORTH, county represented our streets again in West Mass-Mrs. James ridge Somerville, The ladies of the Universalist will f Frank W. E. University of Maine, and has a list He comes back in health. ham; Muzzey, Unity; Reynolds, society 12 Main long improved Wallace and daughter Nellie returned April Street, Maine. Unity. It was voted to take steps to incor- have a sale of food, candy, aprons, fancy arti- •J Belfast, ^ of alumni who have made good in vari- Erving Johnson and wite of Springfield, porate the organization. State Dairy Instruc- cles, May baskets, etc., in Memorial hall ’’ ous lines of usefulness. Mass., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. “THE HOME OF GOOD VALUES tor W. T. Guptill of Topsham who was also Wednesday, May 1st. A goose exchange will lj *« Ephraim Johnson, at their cottage on the hill. NORTH MONTVILLE. addressed the and assisted interest both old and The doors will The of the Titanic present, meeting Ernest was in Belfast on business young. summary disaster, Charles E. Lane has the best woodpiie in the Penney in the at 2.30 rn. Coffee, sandwiches and on organization. one last week-Walter Banton a open p. 'agiven another page, tells in a few with M. J. Dow as a close second. They day sold village, will be served from 5 to 7 o clock. handsome yoke of steers to doughnuts words, and figures, the story of this do not believe in buying cordwood when own- three-year-old Charles Thompson last week_Harold At 8 o’clock the very amusing farce “Miss of marine disasters. Details a woodlot. County Correspondence. Bowler, [greatest ing will be who has been working in the Belfast shoe fac- Prim’s Kindergarten’’ presented by to the mind a bull to are not needed impress upon Mr. Young has obtained baby dog ISLESBORO. some of Belfast’s most entertainers. tory the past winter, has returned and is work- popular the of this the un- train up in his store. It is a little dandy and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Gilkey have returned Notice. horror, magnitude ing for H. F. Jackson... .Claude D. Nutter serves instead of a real baby for Inez, who home from a to Boston and New York_ HALLDALE. TO sorrow and it has trip POULTRY speakable suffering visited his uncle, J. W. Deane of Freedom, ! takes care of it. Mr. Jeffery R. Brackett of Marlboro street, Chester Woods from Colby College preached caused. The financial, loss is as nothing and Hustus After I would Saturday night Sunday_David 21st_Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Vose April 10th, to start an extra Boston, W89 in town for a few days last week; here April to the loss of human It has been found necessary of Freedom did several of white-wash- compared priceless jobs last week to a few weeks the overflow from the also Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Howe of Brookline, went to Belfast stay to meet roll of school at the village for ing this section the week_Her- be pleased my 'lives, the death including many through past in the Girls Home while the matron was absent. school and Miss Hester Rose will be Mass-There are a number of cases of pneu- primary bert Jackson has several men at work eminence in the various walks of life, cutting _Earl Nutt is at work for Everett Choate. customers at the installed as teacher. monia and grip colds here at present... Miss Belfast broom handle which he will saw a sense the wood, up with resident of Mont- men who in public country Annie Farnsworth was at home Patriot’s Day ....Ira L. Howard, a former Mrs. N. R. Cook is at home from Newport, his new engine-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stew- of D. South- could ill afford to lose. But it is some and Miss Lelia Farnsworth returned to Belfast ville, died at his home in Pittsfield April 17th store Ralph Mrs. art where she has been to see her mother, visited at Charles McCorrison's Sunday.... White is consolation to know that they died like with her to spend the week-end_Miss Gladys after a few weeks’ illness-Newell who is ill with the chances Sewal a new Main where Judkins, very Staples bought stove of H. F. his E. Hall re- worth, St., heroes. When the first boat to re- Gilkey i6 teaching in Winslowville, Maine.... enlarging printing shop-J. began Jackson J. W. Nutter is against her recovery. recently.... building a j turned April 22nd from Pittsfield where he has women were on Patriot’s Day was observed in all the schools. a full line of ceive its load no deck chicken house, and a covered chicken my Spring Mrs. O. J. Farwell, Jr., of Thorndike, Mrs. yard.... been several weeks caring for Ira L. Hrward. ... Miss Louise Kimball goes to Bingham this and the men at hand were allowed to fill Alice Penney was the guest of Mrs. E. F. Ban-* A. M. of Freedom and Mrs. A. W. Ward ... .The here will with Small week to resume her school duties-Mrs. Her- school begin April 29tb, and Summer it. When the women did the ton of samples appear, Mrs. from Thorndike Thursday-Most the farmers in this Clement of Montville teacher-It OCULUM? and her daughter, Murch, man Farrow is in Rockland Mr. and Miss Nellie visiting section have tried to order "women and children first” was in Brooks last destroy their brown tail Knowlton farm has been will be on I will Read what one of our citizens were Thursday. Mrs. Manly Hart. is reported the B. W. display. says moth but there are given and obeyed without question. One nests, several who are sold to a Mr. Ravin-Miss Avis Myrick is about it, name given on application 1. S. Staples & Son are finishing some nice slack about school in Freedom village. store to woman refused to be separated from her NORTH SEARSMONT. very it, especially those who hav. teaching be at this take and Concord “I hatched out 78 chickens and looking light express wagons. Mrs. Levi Greer is sick with trees in their back fields and pastures_Mr* husband and remained on board to appendicitis.... 12 of them perish “Ike” seems as ambitious as ever in WEST WINTERPORT. measurements and were sick and stagger- just spite Mr. Earl Howes has lost a valuable and Mrs. W. M. Vose are a of try horse stopping couple has been closed dur- with him. When all the boats had push- of service in the The Longfellow school ing around, and I I should of his fifty years shop. he weeks at the Girls Home in Belfast_Mrs. thought which recently bought of Belfast parties the week to the indisposition ed off 1595 on the ing past owing on lose them. I a persons remained deck M. Helen Edith Vose every Thursday. got bottle of OCT The infant child of Harry Brown, and the people of the neighborhood are very has been visiting friends in Sears- of the teacher_Mr. D. L. Dyer returned of the and as she from Belfast, where he has been at- LUM, treated them, and inside >.f sinking steamship Madora, aged 8 months, died of whooping sorry tor him_Miss Edith ralmer will stop port and Belfast the past week. Saturday court_Mr. Leonard Clarke was in eight hours them back into p made her headfirst into the last There are other tending put plunge icy cough Monday morning. with Mrs. C. H. Fuller for a time... Miss Bes- MORRILL. on the Belfast the past week, serving jury- flock and could not waters, carrying with her this human cases in town, and also one or two cases .of sie Proctor is in health_Mrs. has in the distinguish improving Extensive repairs are being made on the in- Miss Lela Hunting employment them Curtis-Miss Hazel BUCKLEN, from the rest. This was over the of Mrs. Chester freight, ship’s band, stationed aft, measles. Mary Packard of the village is visiting her terior of the church and the Sunday school and home last week at the home of Mrs. three weeks ago and are all to Mrs. Annette Hunt... Mrs. Eva Bean spent they played “Nearer my God Thee.” The fire boys got out their engine and appa- sister, Moody church services were held at the Grange hall N. Re- Freda P. Littlefield_Mrs. Lucy Dyer healthy. I consider it a WON- for was called to East Searsmont April 18th on ac- last with sermon Mr. a Col- from Tuesday, after a visit of ratus last Saturday afternoon practice. Sunday by Woods, turned Bangor THE TAILOR. DERFUL REMEDY.” count of the serious illness and death of her weeks. Have not the Republicans who took T hey found it in good condition Taking water by student-Miss Fanny Alderman from several brother, G. Everett Donnell.... Mr. Moses New Now chicks of -tock in the Waldo County Herald with from the stream thev threw it over a two- Britain, Conn., arrived last Friday and Record. at.the age 5 to 15 da;, Neal is in the Waldo for an Burleigh’s Splendid house County hospital op- j will spend the summer at I. D. White’s_Mr. oln are worth 15c. each, and as it e fiie assurance that it was to be anon-par- story 450 feet away. eration for Nettie Betts I Hatch a the of Mr. not over one cent appendicitis-Mrs. George made trip to Massachusetts Our satisfaction with candidacy each Lo inoculate .. ■|.isan devoted to the inter- Galen Forbes, was much pleased with the paper, solely went to Portland where she has is based on mighty good grounds. April 18th, j last week, where he bought a span of horses. Burleigh save them, this is certainly a pay ests and Waldo kindness of members of the grange and other it is based on the his- of Belfast county, been as a nurse.... Miss Mertie For one thing, splendid employment Howes, -Mrs. Nettie Pearson returned home last while a mem- For Sale investment. ■ friends in him on his birthday. and record of Mr. Burleigh deceived? Has it not been to remembering who has been with Mrs. O. P. Thomas for the tory voefully week from Camden, where she spent the win- of the lower house of Congress. Because He received 110 cards and ten booklets, and ber Descriptive pamphlet fre» by rr all intents and a Democratic few weeks, will her school in South well and his constituents purposes past begin ter-Ernest Higgins was at home last Satur- he served faithfully for the wishes to thank the senders. will serve One of the finest resi- asking. Sold with an absoi. Montville 22d. there we have faith to believe he organ, but mainly devoted to April for a short visit with his Mr. and promoting day parents, in the house. Why guarantee dealer. Farmers will now get at work on the land a well his constituents upper by your the personal and political ends of E. F. Mrs.Daniel Higgins_Miss Berthia Bates has not? —The dences in little. T he last few weeks have been cold and PROSPECT FERRY. Independent-Reporter. Belfast—containing and been sick relatives in Massachusetts Hanson to abusing and vfilifying Mrs. Carrie M. and son of visiting SWAN -WHITTEN-BICKFOKI) with little life or energy to Healey Stanley j dreary, anything, the week. Her sister died while she 12 rooms and a bath. Hot those who declined to pay him tribute? visited Mrs. W. D. Harriman sever- past only but wi th the warm weather business will pick Bucksport Are You Guilty. was there... .Earl Cross returned from Port- One at was not al this week... .Roland Harrison was at DISTRIBUTORS. Democrat, least, deceived. a nd will be at work. days and cold water in six up everybody land last taken the Drink Too sleeping He said he the home from Stockton and spent Sunday with Friday, having necessary Do You Smoke Too Much, regarded money paid for Fred H. Brown is thoroughly overhauling his Mrs. Harrison.... Mr. and training for running automobiles. He is now Eat Too Much? stock as a contribution” and mother, Evelyn Much, rooms. Excellent closet and “campaign and rebuilding his residence in the village, awaiting Robie Mrs. Ralph Ladd and baby of Brewer were employment.Mr. Creasey stomach to feel ready did not returns was known as the Dr. It takes a mighty good expect any therefrom. which for years Libby and family have returned to the Delbert Paul after the week-end visitors at E. W. Grindles’.Miss for a good breakfast the morning storage accommodations. Fine f£ow about the dividends One stand. He will make it practically a new Wanted promised? Bernice Kingsbury is confined to the house farm and will be employed by Mr. Paul the banquet or social session. solicited to much to the improvement of the place. •‘What do want for breakfast, inquired ■gentlemen when invest $500 stand, with the Almeda Bennett died coming season-School in No. 3 began last you stable connected. For other mumps-Mrs. wife. The public to know that under Miss Nellie Brown’s good was told, “I can almost promise you 20 to 18th 18th after a illness of trouble. Monday the instruction of a breath of tresn Mrs. L. C. Gilley went Bangor April April long kidney “Just a pleasant smile and Greer of this town. The school is de- the morning after an to Kinnon’s Ice Cream Parlors per cent dividends. Have any dividends f jr a consultation witn surgeons in regard to Mrs. Bennett was the wife of the late Andrew village air,” answered Brown particulars apply layed on account of a case of measles. The important meeting at the lodge. been We were aware of the fact her case. She is in a bad way again and may Bennett. She was a good wife, mother and much now and in readiness paid? If you eat, smoke or drink too always open and will be missed in her Supt. is looking for a teacher_Mrs. Celia that for some time past E. F. Hanson be obliged to submit to another surgical opera- neighbor greatly remember that two little MI-O-NA stomach re- a: It is a She leaves to mourn their Payson, who has been sick quite a while, to bed will receive our old ana had been statements tion in the hope of prolonging her life. community. loss, tablets taken just before you go Chas. F. patrons personally making is and leave you w'lth one mains about the same-Mrs. R. B. Smith all gases Thompson. two Charles and destroy poisonous The Journal’s credit- very serious case. son, George, step-sons, Belfast. April 15, new ones as care to l. designed to injure has been under a sweet, clean stomach in the morning. 1912.-16tf_ many Howard and one Mrs. Lila very poorly_Mr. John Berry distress Emmons & Barden are an addition step-daughter, and ali stomach or* mw .occasion that The Journal building the to his For indigestion saying Crocker. Funeral services were held from her doctor’s care lately, and is confined in the world, 1 our ice cream. to their to make room for their MI-O-NA is the best prescription and the stock- carpenter shop back v.vas losing $40 a week that late home April 20th, Rev. Mr. Whiteside of home-Some of our farmers are actively at A. A. Howes & Co. sell it on money plan. engine and planing machine. They intend to Dinner orders a holders were getting tired of paying Bucksport officiating. work ploughing and putting in early peas, etc. Large box only 50 cents. Sweet Peas specialh do a variety of work in the shop,but will spend etc. —and since he has seen h. McKinnon. assessments, much of their time on outside carpenter work The C INTER MONTVILLE. fit to question Journal's solvency the summer season and in pleasant during Mr. Fred Hatch, who bought the Getchell And Nasturtium 45 Church Strec -id business standing in his paper we weather. farm, recently bought 80 acres of adjoining Telephone 121-12 4wl5p eel in the 1 justilied questioning standing Mr. Eben Frime, who has all his life been land of Mr. Asa Hoxie of Knox_Mr. Clifton of the of which himself and newspaper one of our strongest citizens, is in rather poor Morse went to Pittsfield last Saturday to at- I LOBSTERS are the chief and for to do much Ira ==SEEDS= family beneficiaries, health this winter and is not trying tend the funeral of .his brother-in-law, Mr. REMOVAL which he is receiving money from the business. His son, Riley B. Prime, is looking Howard, and was accompanied by his uncle, j AT_ IN BULK AT We wish to announce that we haw of law. after the stock and farm. A sorf Mr. Boulter of Knox. returned last •city in plain violation big younger They | the location of our lish market from George O., is also at home and taking a hand Monday_Miss Georgia Frye is rapidly re- j Hervey store to 62 High street, direct THORNDIKE. in the work. covering from an attack of the measles and is | site. We have all kinds of lish in their Schools in town Mrs. Ida CHAS. F. SWIFT’S. began April,22nd. home the last of this week-Miss STEPHENSON & DENNETT Two additions to the Congregational church expected Bramhall’s Market teaches in East Miss Lora ICilley Thorndike, Ellen Lowell has suffered from an --^ letter were received last afternoon. severely 2wl7 of in North Thorndike and Miss by Sunday Harding Troy which Dr. Pearson of a in the time of service was ulcerated tooth, removed, | at Elva Notice change IMay Ashford the Center... .Miss Walker is also The afternoon service will much to her relief... .Mr. Daniel from given. begin Hasty came Citypoint, Belfast, to pass trees for Mr. at in the at 7.30. The even- trimming and grafting apple her 2.30 and evening Saturday and Sunday with mother, Mrs. lambs HORSES Clifton Morse. Mr. Morse has eleven i ng tire to an extent made a i-ouisa .Mrs. Leonard is a few meetings quite Hasty... passing from Mrs. Agnes Luce was song service and are very interesting. eight sheep... FOR SALE. ■days with her daughter, Mrs. Fred R. Cole, the illness of Edison called to Augusta Tuesday by _I It* rv.lc is tko minct r.f kn* Friends in Brooks were much interested in We have Western horses for sale direct from Parks.... .Mrs. Mattie GOODS j her father, OF THE George SOME where thus | farm raised, the Sadie Oliver... .Mr. the recent marriage of Lloyd Stantial and Miss 1 i the insuring pur- Mrs. ^unt, Joseph Peabody weeks with — Palmer of Liberty is passing two ■■..= --=—M chaser a sound and healthy horse. We also a of horses. The Vaughan, both of Belfast. Mr. Stantial was recently bought pair pair her friend Huldah 'Ramsay....Mrs. Kittie 1‘ have some good bargains in native horses taken and are said to be beauties.... born and passed his boyhood days in this vil- in Mr. Lancaster is now on his way weigh 3,000 Hannum went to Liberty last Sunday to spend IN exchange. and is interested in his wel- ARE SELLING OUR^ to Fairfield, Iowa, for another load to arrive Miss Helen I. Philbrick is teaching school in lage everybody her Palmer. ^WE two weeks with brother, George || about 10th, to consist of matched is well p April pairs, •what is known as the district in Knox.... fare. Then, too, the Vaughan family Ray ....Three new members were received into m good work horses and others for general pur- and known here and the cou- and Basement Salesroom Messrs. Stewart and Steeves are cord personally happy Crockery Department CALL EARLY. cutting the grange last Saturday night.... George L. ji poses. Phonographs wood for Richard C. Higgins....Billy Oxton have the best wishes of us all. THE.... W ple is a hardwood floor in his din- ....FOR LANCASTER ft STAPLES. ;and have moved into Edmunds laying family Henry Higgins Mrs. A. B. the wekk-end in foouse, and Henry will soon move into the Payson spent ing room....Earl Howes recently bought a with Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Any size and Foote which he Burnham with her cousin, Mrs. George E. Bry- he The horse died At. a house, recently bought.... horse, for which paid $260. for the County of Waldo, on the 9th day of •James Cates and Arthur Leonard were in Knox B. House ant, and had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. last week of pneumonia....The schools in Spring Renovating. April. A. D. 1912. 12 for last week for horses to records, looking buy. J. of whom we knew | BOWDEN, administrator of the es- Mass., one | Walton is on Harding Billerica, town have been postponed week....Frank Nicholas making repairs the barn tate of Henry A. Lolan, late of Winterport, in Brooks as Miss Inez Leathers. It was a nice last Fri- ELLERY he bought of Frank Gordon... .Many friends Luce returned home from Charleston M Window Shades, Sash Curtains, in said County of Waldo, deceased, having pre- were confined Wall Paper, for a license to sell at /here pained to learn of the death at his outing tor Mrs. Payson, who is closely day. ...Burnett Wellington has gone to Rock- If sented a petition praying in Pittsfield last week of Mr. Ira How- sate and convey certain real estate be home to the store of & Cox as Creton, Curtain Scrim, Mus- private Down Young bookkeeper. land... .Charles Carll has employment in Fair- Silkolines, Burlap, to the estate of said deceased, described ard. ... Mr. Richard C. Higgins recently bought longing $1.00 are soon Veneer in said petition. four Ayrshire cows. One of them came from The monthly meeting of the Friends of Wal- field. .. .Charles Littlehale and family (m lin and Poles, Congoleum, Japalac, Liquid in Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to Rev. E. F. Pember’s herd Bangor.... Lincoln do was held at the Friends to move to Warren... .Carney Shure got home county chapel, and Floor Wax, all interested by causing a copy of this ■Black has three cows of M. B. Barker of Paste, Johnson’s Dyes persons and 50c. week at bought 19th. The session was from Boston Wednesday.... Miss Christine |§ Crystal order to be published three weeks successively per Mr E. one of our farm- Brooks, April quite Troy.... H.Ward, good m Bissell’s Carpet "s in The Republican Journal, a newspaper Pub- well was made and Walker of Knox is the of her sister, Vacuum Cleaners, Moulding, ers, is to build quite an addition to his already attended and interesting guest lished at Belfast, that they may appear at a Pro- Oramandel Morse....Mrs. Belinda Par- good-6ized barn. Everett keeps making im- to all Geo. W. Varney of Mrs. eac. ilook around) bate Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for profitable present. have moved to Si Sweepers, p* on the home farm and m enter and family of Palermo said County, on the 14th day of May, A. D, provements buildings. and other outside were in at- ....Mrs. Fred Patterson and granddaughter, Unity speakers the J. A. Hills house, which Bhe recently 1912, at ten of the clock before noon, and show , Booth was and E. Allen is the of his if they have, why the prayer of said & tendance. Rev. H. G. Fred guest cause, any JONES several in CARLE Miss Fsirfield present Vera, passed days bought.... v°«“v.r not be Mrs. E. W. of Belfast-Mrs. CARLE & petitionerV should granted. it.ast week, guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Roundy. assisted by speech and song. sister, Wiley JONES. i;. of Belfast a re I GEO. JOHNSON, Judge. •*...llr. and Mrs. Willie Ward and George Getchell and little girl IS* | daughter A true Attest: The funeral of Miss Rose was held at Mr. and Mrs. David copy. visited relatives in Lewiston last week, re- Nancy visiting her parents, Boyn- 17 Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. Belfast,{Maine. turning home Friday night. her late home last Thursday afternoon, Rev. ton The BELFAST. Boy Scouts will meet in the Opera House j to-morrow, Friday, afternoon at a •rilK NE\VS.°F quarter of 2 STORES. TELEPHONE 19 four. Have Your Eyes 1 M. Partridge has had a telephone h ^ No. 5 Court street— The shoe factory and Mathews Bros, ssr“ij her home, shut New at down Examined the Way X'"i last Thursday until Monday l°li rin£ 14' SILK morning. Most of the stores closed at 1 Carle pur p. m. Friday for & Jones v wilsor. peas last Thursday Without Drops. planted hose made in theGuaranteed the day. : -is land at Little River—9 days The Head of the Tide Chemical Fire Wheat ^ Com- Bread! sjtst season* of using POISON- Solves was out last The old method the for Stout pany called Monday at 5 p. m> for a problem Nagoya, Japan, The Journal has blaze of the OUS to PARALYZE the eye, Fresh it. in the chimney Riley Whitcomb drops ; every day. Try ;; \ Women by carrying the rriples of hand-made bark fibre house and made short work is not only OB- of what might before fitting glasses, the Matsumoto Print v came from otherwise have been a serious fire. SOLETE and OUT OF DATE, but is DANGEROUS by the The next Board of Trade banquet will pronounced Republican committee is the latest be unty way Holeproof held in Hall men in the MEDICAL PRO- BROWS BREAD Memorial Tuesday, April 80th leading i h Dr. W. L. West of Belfast, The of the and is used only men | FESSION, by H. of Not “spun silk,” principal speaker evening will be Craft Joseph Farwell Unity, triumph. John E Nelson of Waterville. modern methods of Style Esq., The ladies unskilled in eye “near silk,” or its “hope of the North Church Circle and Guild will fur- work. and BEANS wlton has bought of George | but sure silk. nish and serve the supper. >! two-story brick building at silk,” pure ; James S. Mullin of Lincolnville has filed 1 DO NOT USE POISONOUS street, known as the Mans- his Every Saturday at 4.30. ; 3 Men’s, Guaranteed for as a candidate for the DROPS it is DAN- Garments pairs petition in i it is for rent. Democratic fitting glasses, Three Months, $2.00 nomination for judge of probate for county of GERoUS. But my examining room the High school graduating Waldo. His petition is signed by A. H. Miller is modern in its equipment, and I CURTIS BREAD, | V. 3 i- <1 by Miss Melvena Parker, pairs Women's, Guaranteed j 1 and 62 others of Lincolnville and j hese are Northport; to fit just nobby, well-fitting, attended the sessions of the for guarantee my glasses right. r, Three Months. $3.00 Eben F. Littlefield and 1 CITY BAKERY, CHURCH STREET >, 17 others of Belfast , ial Court last Thursday. stylish garments. Made same Belmont, Northport, Lincolnville and Winter- key was unable to attend the Remember, the only place port. style as regular sizes. c pelfast Yacht Club last Thurs- *v that has the Genuine Hole- At a special meeting of the North Church of his recent and cause injuries Ladies Aid at For We Society held the home of Mrs. V. Rent can positively and :,g will be held at his office this, for sale is easily proof A. Simmons, Franklin street, after- fVr SPECIALIST House 41 Miller street will be for rent > Monday ready fit you in these vening. noon, arrangements were made for the Board about May 1st. It has running water in the special models. house and land for a at of Trade of Room No. 1, Odd Fellows’ Block. good garden. Inquire ,,n sold two Buick cars the past supper which they are to have I8tf 9 HIGH STREET. .*1 35 to Harry W. Clark and a SfieSHnAmoreoftorfL charge. The supper will take place in Me- morial \ J. McKeen who will use his as a | Hall, Tuesday, April 30th. Mrs. Charles r. Mrs. r,awm a. t>owKerana StyleCraftStouts arle & Jones have sold a Ford rrnaw, Mrs. Alex Frank G. Mixer, Lindgren are the committee in charge. A special meeting of the Guild was also held kquist has bought of James C. Are correct to the last at the home of ],>* nn tViu ohnra n the A 1 _ Monday evening Mrs. J. W. Lakie s orchestra will give a social dance in Jones, High street, and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. and stitch and outline. tiering on Cottage street, and will Odd Fellows’ hall next Saturday evening. Charles E. Owen and Mrs. W. L. there. Mr. was mar- West were Ekquist Prof. A. J. Jones of the of Maine University made a committee to with to Mrs. Ella Marshall. co-operate the com- Ask us to show them. will speak in Memorial Hall this, Suits Coats Thursday, mittee from the Circle. The proceeds of the nton, Esq., has filed his petition evening at 8 o’clock on “Education and Lead- Then them on. supper will be used toward redecorating the ! try a candidate for the Democratic ership.” All interested in the schools are auditorium of the church, which is also £p be The Store that Sells Wooltex. for representative to the legis- urged to attend. Admission will be free, j wired for electricity in the near future. the Belfast class. The petition is Last week saw a great change in the condi- Sizes—14 to 49 rin J. and 28 others of Bel- Poor’s Mills. There will be a sociable and years bust Dickey tion of most of the country roads, many of entertainment in the hall which are now in very fair condition. The fine Tuesday evening, measure. April 30th. If stormy, the next i hulas hotel, Rockland, recently weather of Sunday brought out many autos, evening, There will also be a business H. and Alfreds. some of Satur- HOWES Mrs. Clara Black them for their initial spin of the sea- meeting JAMES re- day evening, 27th-Mrs. Annabell Un- to M. Frank Donohue, will son. were also April "" Prices—$12.75 $28.00. e, L>y Mayflowering expeditions = ===^^= i derw’ood went to Lewiston last present under the charge of Jose numerous, and met with varying success. Friday, return- Wallace and : the late Repairs ing Saturday-Mrs. daughter with Mias proprietor. The two index books, grantor and grantee, The W. C. T. U will meet E. P i Among the new members admitted to the Very truly yours, have been visiting Mrs. Charles Waterman. afternoon. ... he made. of the Hancock county records from 1789 to Frothingham to-morrow, Friday, j Soldiers’ Home, Togus, last Monday was Ab- They recently returned from Florida_Orrin vorces were decreed in the S. J. 1827, relating to land now in Waldo county, The Universalist Social Aid will meet with ner M. S. Ring of Stockton Springs, late Co. I, L. Wentworth of made Cape Rozier a short | 17th Me. ,r last week, including the fol- have been received from the binders, Mrs. Arthur A. Blair tomorrow, after- Inf. Loring, visit with his Mr. Friday, CARLE & from parents, and Mrs. F. T JONES Colson-Rich of Bangor Short & Harmon, Portland. The records cover- noon. Mrs. Ida Frankel and Marian have this wTeek ...Mr. daughter divorce decreed Wentworth, Sheldon from' pch of Bangor; ed by these indexes are in 18 large volumes arrived from Rockland and will the New the west has been in this be a ball in open Martin & locality demonstrat- There will Peavey’s hall, City- utter desertion. Cook, and are thus readily referred to, saving hours York Bargain Store in Theater ing for the National Rod Co_.Mr. May 1st, with theJColonial i bell ant. Lightning point, Wednesday evening, block of research. In the index the name of the to-day, Thursday. This opening was an- and Mrs. J. A. Hartshorn spent Sunday with music by Hart’s orchestra. e series of dances under comes then the then the nounced for but the given party first, locality, their Mrs. Delbert Rolerson ...Mr. April 20th, carpenters daughter, All members of A. -E. Clark, Sons of of Messrs. Charles E. Sherman book and page followed by the matter of Camp and painters were unable to finish the store in and Mrs. Ernest Marsh and Mrs. Etta Brown =ALL SUMMER== Veterans, are to be at the A'ebber was held in Odd Fellows record, etc. Ten thousand documents are in- requested meeting time. have moved to the Marsh farm for the sum- dexed in the two next Monday night to drill for Memorial Day. my evening with music by Keyes volumes. We shall -ell our BEST WHITE LINED mer.... Mrs. Arthur Higgins and New Advertisements. The Dinsmore Store (every piece daughter letters unclaimed in ; was a social success despite the The Gun Club Shoot. The Belfast Gun The following remained Vesta have gone to Boston for a visit-Mr. gives an illustration this week of the “New- warranted) AGATE WARE at the cut the Belfast office for the week ending following prices, public attractions. Club held its first shoot since New Years post model of day and Mrs. Bert Higgins are stopping with Mr. port” the well known Regal Shoes.... of which these are a April 23d: Mrs. Lucy Williams; E. Spencer & tew samples: Alliance. The last meeting last Friday afternoon at its grounds foot of and Mrs. Arthur Carle & Jones are their best white Higgins. selling lined were Co. Kettles that $ .go now .29 of the Women’s Alliance of the Allyn street. There was a good attendance agate ware at cut F. $ Base Ball. The first game of the season prices_Chas. Swift. Eben F. Littlefield of Belfast has filed his .40 l nitarian) church was held April and much interest. Following are the official Masonic has sweet and nastur- .21 on the Congress street grounds took place last Temple, peas E. scores: as a candidate for the Democratic •35 V: s Caroline White, Northport from Patriots petition tium seeds in bulk and package and farmland .19 Saturday afternoon, postponed of Waldo on Mrs. Arthur Birds. Broke. nomination for county attorney seeds of all Tea and Coffee Pots that were .65 paper Irrigation on account of the storm. The B. H. S. garden kinds_Carle & Jones are .39 R. H. Howes. 90 81 Day The is L. . have given was omitted on ac- county. petition signed by Ralph Waldo for the Ford of .59 C. R. team met an from Leonard & county agents cars, .35 Coombs. 85 76 aggregation and 72 others of 11 ness. Rev. Adolph Rossbach Cooper Belfast, Northport, which will be made and sold C. E. Read. 85 69 Barrows shoe factory and defeated them by a 75,000 this year... .50 .29 several Belmont and Knox. and substituted, reading M. Sanborn. 65 55 desirable house lots for sale on Foot Tubs were score of’ll to 5. The summary: Very Northport that 3.00 1.45 j-ldward Rowland Sill. Mrs. Frank J. H. Widdefield. 65 51 : of will have a avenue. to P. D. H. 114 Waldo ■« R. R. Sherman. 65 49 BELFAST HIGH. The ladies the Baptist society x\pply Carter, Wash Basins that were .25 .18 •; read the religious intelligence, or W. F. Weshee. 60 54 AH. R. lB. SB. SH. PO. A. E. sale of food, home-made candy and aprons in avenue, Belfast, George P. Carter, Sears Sauce Pans .go .29 •* F. 45 30 s.s. sale or let a new nly nine tables of whist at the Sylvester. Flanders, 600000411 the vestry to-morrow, Friday, afternoon at port-For to six-room cot- .40 .21 W. H. Hall. 40 32 Sylvester, l.f.... 5 12 12 10 0 at Seaside Grange hall last Thurs- 2.30 o’clock. The is cordially invited. tage the head of Swan Lake. Rent for four .35 .19 V. L. Hall. 21 16 Wiggin, c.f. 5221200 0 public from $75... .Carle & Jones have on sale in These are a few of the Walk in the stormi preventing many Southworth, 3b.. 52313110 months, only prices. and look around. At a business meeting of the Woman’s Hos- The gentlemen had charge and A Very Old Coin. Mr. L. Willis Pearson Vaughan, r.f. 51202001 their crockery department and basement sales- a unanimous Tours Packard, lb. 52424 12 2 1 pital Aid, held Friday, April 19th, room truly, arnc served ice cream and cake in of this a collector of rare coins and many articles for the spring house reno- city, Pima OK KOOOOOOO QARLE & JONES. vote of thanks was extended T. H. Marshall Mrs. Walter H. Booker and pnrirrn hoc shown 11s whnt mnet ho a vorir rnro vating. Walk in and look c. 5 12 0 1 around_Stephen- Cottrell, 1535 free use of Memorial Post, G. A. R., for the son & Dennett have moved their fish market me Sholes won the first prizes and coin. It is of copper,about the size of the old- Johnson, p. 50202150 hall April 11th. to the side lbbetts and Carl Noyes the conso- fashioned cent, and has on one side the head opposite of High street, in the store Total.46 11 23 10 22 27 12 6 of the Saviour surrounded a and on recently as a room_Charles M. a pson’s orchestra furnished music by halo, Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the G. occupied pool LEONARD & BARROWS. Welch, an who has moe that followed the game. There the reverse the worde, “Christ, King of A. R., observed Patriots’ Day at their regular experienced paper hanger, AB. R. lB. SB. SH. PO. A. E. been whist this, Thurs- Kings/’ in Greek capitals. This coin is illus- last afternoon. employed by one of the largest paper rTHE HILTON HOME OF •ther public party j Mudgett, c. 5 1 2 4 2 12 0 0 meeting Tuesday Practically in an H. in hanging concerns in has returned to r. trated article by William Ingersoll and s.s. 50000230 every member present contributed tc an in- Boston, \V.\ISTS~] oning. Booth,p. Harper’s Magazine for May 1886, entitled Patterson, lb.... 40000601 Belfast and associated himself with his father the automobiles recently registered 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 Neckwear, Housedresses, Fahy, 2b. under the firm name of M. W. Welch & the “Portraits of Our Saviour. Of this coin, Mr. Son, | j t: of the Secretary of State are Elwell, l.f. 21212000 Alfred L. Estes of has filed his Troy petition and are to do Ingersoll says that it is “assigned to the sec- Shute, 3b. 40212003 they prepared first-class painting j Corsets, Gloves. Etc. as a to the from the l Handkerchiefs, j ond or third The coin has been Robinson, p,s.s.. 50212210 representative legislature and paper hanging-See appointments of Dr. Amos century.” Clement, Belfast; touring l.f and 2b. 31210200 Thorn- with the King, Burnham, Freedom, Knox, Montville, E. H. Boyington, eye specialist_At the Dins- e power; horse power, 22$; pre- closely compared illustration and Hahn, c.f. 30000210 and class. His is more Next Door to National blue. no as dike, Troy Unity petition Store you will find the guaranteed Hole- M. H. color, there can be question to its identity. Bryan, r.f. 30000010 HILTON, William H. Durham, Belfast; run- signed by R. E. Stone, Troy, and 17 others of l-r-ne horse 12; pre- Search and Seizure. Deputy Sheriffs C Bank.^J power; power, Total.37 5 12 9 9 27 7 4 Troy and Unity. at this store-The selectmen of Stockton color, red. O. Dickey of Northport and Ira D. White of j Frederick R. Poor, Belfast; tour- Score by innings: Springs offer a farm for sale. See their advt. i Winterport searched the premises of Carlo The play presented by the children of the it ne power; horse power, pre- 123456789 for particulars ...See advt. of the of 22$; Unitarian school at the opening j blue. Guido of Frankfort last Friday afternoon and B. H. S. 02005001 3-11 Sunday parish party olor, the New York Bargain Store today... .Suits Edward R. Mansfield, found 10.\ of Mr. went Shoe 2000011 1 0-5 April 16th was given for the purpose of rais- Winterport; quarts whiskey. Dickey Factory. and u<-dene horse coats, high grade underwear and hosiery § SPRING SALE 8 power; power, 22$; by boat to Winterport where he met Mr.White Bases on balls, Johnson, 2; Robinson, 1. Two ing money for the Unitarian Sunday School So- i » g color, black. for women, misses and children at James H. base hits, Johnson, Robinson, Elwell. Struck as an annual contribution is sent to this H. L. Stockton and accompanied him to Frankfort. Mr. ciety, Automobile and Hopkins, Springs; out, by Johnson, 12; by Booth, 7; by Robinson, 1 Howes, the store that sells Wooltex_Lob- § Supplies Equipments § gasolene power; horse power, 30; Dickey returned to Belfast by team, organization,and also to the Children's Mission bringing 4 Wild pitch, Johnson. Hits off Booth, 13 in sters at Bramhall’s market.... M. R. blue. in Boston. Knowlton, APRIL 15 TO MA Y 1012. Mg color, the whiskey and Guido's check for $150 as 6 innings; off Robinson, 9 in 3 innings; off John- FROM 7, 1 S. city building, offers in several houses | Milliken, Belfast; touring 9 in 9 I bargains surety for his appearance Saturday before the son, innings. Time, 1.30. Umpire, DISCOUNTS allowed as follows on all cash purchases made, or cash c power; horse power, predomi- The next of Seaside for sale and also has tenements to D 22$; Black. Scorer, Clement. meeting Chautauqua let.I £ orders with us within this time: •r, black. Municipal Court. The case wras heard Saturday placed 5 The B. H. S. team will run an excursion to Circle will be with Mrs. E. P. Frost, No. 42 House 41 Miller street will be ready for rent afternoon and Guido was found and Mrs. Charles Dean guilty K 5 % on Tires and 'Tabes, any make. Reunion. Castine next to a local team. High street, Monday afternoon, April 29th. about May 1st. Inquire at 9 High street_ K] to a of Saturday play ■ sentenced pay fine $100 and costs and nson, Wis., was the hostess for a The lesson will be chapters ten and eleven of See advt. of watch lost. « 10 °!o on all other supplies and equipments. S serve 60 days, in jail with 60 days additional in The B. H. S. Musicale. The School the original Bridget Club at the High the C. L. Years at Hull- You will find that we can S. C. book, _ K Let us over the list with you. default of He to the “Twenty | go supply Hon. and Mrs. R. F. Dun- payment. appealed Sep- Musical in Memorial Hall last Friday evening parents, House,” and the program will include papers ! the greater part from our stock. The tember term of the Supreme Judicial Court, was a complete success despite a bad storm it is K treet, last Friday evening. on Social Settlement work, Co-operation be- i Don’t forget the dates, your opportunity. with C. W. Wescott of Belfast and A. B. Beve and counter attractions. The was Devoe Takes Least was characteristic of the club, program tween Capital and Labor, American Journal- ! J READ GARAGE & MACHINE I of Bangor as sureties. i carried out as announced and all felt and en- CO., t informal and wholly delightful ism, and several original short stories. Roll- of the were The Men’s Club joyed the enthusiasm of the The 1 Belfast, Maine. original club members Banquet. About seventy- I pupils. call, current events. Gallons: 40 High Street, chorus had on Always oid dainty Japanese place cards five men attended the banquet given by the seats the platform and were di- The had a last J| rected Mr. E. S. Pitcher. The Journal call from : ir places around the dining table, Men’s Club of the Universalist church last by two parodies, Tuasday Paint Devoe; it’s the cheapest paint Belfast and “Fill the to Mr. Alex. D. who is re- iicious supper was served. A pot of Friday evening, to their members and invited “By Bay” Steins Bel- Johnson, looking up in the world; never mind the price, it cruits for the He Uncle Sam needs formed tne much admired center- guests. Supper was served at 6 o’clock. Seven fast High” were written by Stephen C. Clem- army. says may or may not be more. Less gallons from to recruits a month and thinks will the and the will -ut the table reminiscences were long tables were spread, each with a center- ent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clement of this 2,000 4,000 paint house; paint that Maine has not furnished her outwear ■ f other at piece of carnation membeis of the club city, a Senior. The first named is £ parody on quota. He anything. delightful gatherings pinks, to to find was told that was because there is of Skip wear; you’ve got wait, place, as well as of other festive serving beans, cold meats, salads, hot rolls, “Mobile Bay,” and the chorus is as follows: plenty that out. It covers more; you haven’t Gbas.R. work in Coombsl in the After and coffee. By Belfast Belfast will win the this State for ail who are willing to Poultry past. supper bridge pickles, cake, doughnuts Judge Bay, High day, got to wait to find that out. Upon the field, Belfast High will never, work; and from his observations in Belfast Mr. in typical Bridget fashion. Those George F. Haley of Biddeford was a guest. It’s the of no matter never yield. cheapest all; UNDERTAKER, de After the Rev. Arthur A. the Johnson concluded that this was not a promis- about the the hostess were Mrs. Ralph L. banquet Blair, For Belfast High, every man will do or die. price. John pastor, the of the For that school that Bel- ing field for recruits. He said, however, that Mr. Frank A. Morse, West Rutland, C. Pillsbury, Mrs. Wm. F. presented speaker evening, High by shining LICENSED EMBALMER. Feeds fast some men were suited to life who “An old who had Orono, Miss Florence M. Hill, all Dr. Henry W. Miller, superintendent of the In- Bay. army were Vt., says: painter, house a True demands that sane The were rendered. Two not contented in other painted my lead-and-oil good I economy you get the original club; Miss Evelyn P. Hospital at Augusta, who gave an ad- songs spiritedly occupations. Before many times, said 12 to 15 gallons Devoe.” CORONER FOR WALDO COUNTY the best. The following have been Miss dress on Mental Dr. Miller of the Senior class—Miss Hazel .Doak and entering the army he had been engaged in j Katherine C. Quimby, later Deficiency. spoke I got 15: it took 64, with 14 of oil. | proven to fill the bill. Try them and over an Miss Arvilla Daggett—gave violin solos and and had been in the use: d Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest. The for hour, holding the close attention farming mining, army Mr. William Central Rut- you will always t Maughan, ors of the first club are Miss of his hearers. He of inherited were enthusiastically applauded, as was twelve years, and was well satisfied with the had 3 IN I spoke insanity, land, Vt., bought 9; left. EVERYTHING MODERN 'union, who is doing library work th£ solo Miss Flossie Portland Co’s of the change in the methods of treatment, of piano by Heal, ’12. life and with the provision for those who con- That’s how. Rendering :ira Edith West of Boston, and the Miss Alice Simmons, a graduate of the tinued in the service. Sold Mason & Hall. N’. Todd of Portland. wrong impressions current in regard to by Caskets and Burial : Meat Scraps (Coarse tor hens) Emerson College of Oratory, read an the treatment of people confined in the Insane amusing (tine for BKei.cn oi m ana to a Suits. Chickens) Hospitals and of the efforts made to check the nazmg cuuege, responuea hearty encore with a little in spread of the disease, which in the near fu- nursery rhyme Home 48-3 Rone Meat, In Telephone NOTICE™ will Chinese dialect. an original address— j ture result in a law governing marriage. | i “Athletics-Why?”—Ansel W Office 48-4 Cracked Hone. '■'ass keeps Eggs FRESH. One His address was illustrated with charts and Packard, ’12, I spoke of the aim, ambition and need of ath- keep 15 dozen eggs. Price as diagrams and was both interesting and instruc- 72 MAIN BELFAST Husted Co.’s ! letics in the high school, as in the colleges, and STREET, iVJifiing '‘west and container free with a tive. of the good it men great accomplishes, making ______! Chick Feed (absolute!// grit less) Steamer Notes. “The look at way things j of the boys and bringing out the best in every CITY DRUG the time not have Laying Mash, STORE. present Bangor may any | one of them. He asked for the co-operation 1 steamboat service with Penobscot river and of our citizens in the endeavor to promote FOR SALE i Scratch Feed, bay points during the coming summer, except, clean athletics. A vocal solo by Miss Katherine Shells screened, desirable on the East Side, Oyster (Triple of course, that of the Eastern Steamship com- Brier was encored and she with ! The Taylor place responded House and barn in 20,000 Rolis the j near brick schoolhouse. no dust) pany,” says Bangor Commercial. The “Love’s Old Sweet Song.” Stephen C. Clement i good condition. House contains 10 rooms; steamer Tremont will not run on the Bangor then spoke briefly on “Our Athletic Associa- “This one thing I do”—that’s the spirit good view of city and bay; three-fourths of Grit (coarse and tine) and Manset | an acre trees and small fruit; It. route this season, Capt. W. D. Ben- tion,” making an appeal for the support and ij |j land; apple Charcoal I four sizes) Wali F. D. Apply on the premises. Paper nett has given up the Bangor-Brooks ville route patronage of the public. He said that the J that has made the Ford the universal ANN M. TAYLOR. and has sold the steamer | j ||| Wheat, Por 1912 in Stock. Rockland to New teams could not promise to win all games, but Belfast, April 18. 1912.—4wl6 York and the steamer I car. All Fords are alike in essentials. parties, Anna Belle, would do their best and could better do their | ||j| Barley, to the we which ran excursions on the river last season, best if supported by the of the Owing- fact that have people city the • Corn screened) has a I I Only bodies are different. We (thoroughly regular route,and mail contract, between The school has organized baseball, basketball, jjjl BARGAINS double the amount of pa- Islesboro and Oats Belfast, Castine_The steamer football and tennis teams. The entertainment I make but the one car — we left seventy-five (Husted Milling Co.’s meal and cracked ^at usually carry we have Rockland, Capt. Bennett, Camden Tuesday closed with singing the Stein song, and dancing | || IN REAL ESTATE. corn are as superior in their line as P'lwi] morning, April 16th, for New York, experi- followed. thousand of them this Tnerefore For sale in the city several houses and build- the papers very low. We 1 J year. are their poultry foods.) cr' enced a rough sea and fog and put into Port ]||| ing lots, centrally located; also several farms 12 l-2c. and 15c. near the well for truck farming, Sf!lling many Clyde for the night. She arrived at Portland 1 the low cost—and excellence. city, equipped Lovely Hair for Girls and Boys, high Call on M. R. KNOWLTON, City Building, and TRY OUR Papers Wednesday noon and left there | |!l| Friday_The get prices and talk it over. Agent for the Eastern Steamship corporation has bought the The man who is bald at 30 can usually blame Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co., one of the Red Arrow Brand Bone FOR his mother. 3w 15 10c. steamship line of the Dominion Atlantic Rail- I Nowhere is there another car like the Ford Model T. best. It is a mother’s duty to look after her chil- jji| way Co.,which is between Boston J Fertilizer, of Jc. operated and dren’s hair; to be sure that a is used Patterns we have 50 dressing ■ It’s lightest, rightest—most economical. The two-pas- ’’ Yarmouth, N. S., which gives this corporation that will destroy the microbes of disease, will | ij|| ABSOLUTELY ODORLESS. ; Other prices up to 50c. control of banish dandruff and promote a of hair. senger car costs but $620 delivered in FOIR SALE. practically every line of importance growth Belfast, complete If your grocer cannot fill your orders, ^0re. Mothers who use PARISIAN SAGE need j!i| would be to show running east of New York except the Plant let us know and we will see that you pleased never worry about having bald-headed sons I I with all equipment; the five-passenger but $720. 1 ot line between ij A Piano. Inquire are supplied. ¥<)l! the Boston,Halifax and Charlottetown at 30 or girls with faded coarse looking hair at line. I Today get Catalogue 101—from CARLE & JONES, I .The steamer Rockland, mentioned above,was any age. MISS FRANCES A. SARGENT For A. A. Howes & Co. know PARISIAN | SWAN WHITTEN-BICKFORD CO.. Tours very truly, built at Boston in 1883 for the Eastern Steam- I I Waldo County Agents for Ford Cars. SAGE so well that they guarantee it to abolish jjlK Cedar Street. 16tf WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. Co. for service between Bar 44 ship Harbor and dandruff; to stop itching scalp or falling hair, ports on Frenchman's and has since been or money back. bay, Miss Lucy Burgess, compositor at the office William Walton has sold his farm to Asa And children as well as their parents love to CARLE & variously engaged, at one time running from of the Enterprise, has been visiting her sister and will move his family Thursday to use PARISIAN Bishop, JONES, SAGE, for it is so refined and on Belfast in for a few returning where he has a farm.—Fort down the Reach and later on the and makes 'the head feel fine instant- Winterport days, Unity, purchased pleasant —Old Town Enterprise. Review. Flores, Belfast, Maine. Bucksport and Camden route. ly. 60 cents. Friday. Fairfield STATE FINANCES. CANDIDATES FOR Imports of Potatoes and Other WOMEN WITH PILES. Literary News and Notes. CONGRESS. The “business” administration 16. William B. Foodstuffs. Be Cured by Simply Taking Sug .r present Lewiston, April Skel- There are Three of the State has criticised the ton, bank commissioner of Big Essentials a formerly the Coated Tablet». vigorously In his review of “The Literature of last administration because certain bills State of Maine, today announced his Washington, D. C., April 22. The Decade,” Arthur Marchmont Brown ob- for good paint—it must pene. tight clothing, and women’s of that administration were left unpaid. was candidacy for the Republican nomination fact that 2 1-2 million bushels of pota- Constipation, serves that the year of 1909 remark- trate more The of the criticism seems some- for to Mr. the pores of the ordeals cause piles. Women suffer piles point able for the output of Cook books and Representative Congress. Skel- surface toes were imported into the United what blunted the showing of the ex- ton is a native of Bowdoinham. He was than men and all will be grateful to know of a by Pearyodicals. painted; it twice as administration at the close of its from Bates in elastic; it States in February, or about successful in tablet form, that isting The of Tex- graduated College 1892 must.be remedy brings Bhow Texas Magazine Houston, and has served two terms as must be much first year. The following figures Mayor of waterproof. as the average annual importations a cure without cutting, use of solves or sup- as, announces the early publication of a These the amount of money due January 1, Lewiston and two terms as attorney of are three reasons the decade with 1912, lends This is HEM- new serial “The Rising of the 7 why we are ending positories. guaranteed remedy on the current accounts of the year: story, Androscoggin county. ^during 1912, Lone Star a tale of the Texas merest to the Bur- ROID, sold by Wm. O. Poor & Son, Belfast,Me., 02 State,” glad to recommend 1 figures compiled by Improvement of State roads.$ 269,725 Elliott The 9S revolution, by Merle Tracy. eau of of Com- and all druggists. $1 for treatment lasting 24 School and mill fund due towns. 780,051 Lewiston, April 16. Hon Herbert M. Statistics, Department 18 author of the is a native of South- Common school fund due towns. 677,670 story Heath of announced his can- days. west will be remembered as Augusta merce and the of Railroad and telegraph tax due Harbor, and for the Labor, showing imports Dr. Leonhardt Co., Station N. Y didacy today United States Sen- foodstuffs the States. Im- B, Buffalo, towns. 366,583 73 at one time prominent in the Democratic into United ate in a letter to the Republican voters RED Prop. Write for booklet. Dog licenses to be refunded. 34,647 30 councils of the Mr. was SEAL ports of foodstuffs of all kinds in the 8 county. Tracy of Maine. County taxes to be returned to born but an operation performed months ending with February, 1912, ag- 95 blind, Mr. Heath has been a leader of the THE CALL TO ARMS. towns. 53,598 on his an infant resulted in 262 million against 224 eyes when Maine bar for and is WHITE LEAD gregated dollars, — fund due towns. 23,777 58 years recognized of Equalization the gradual recovery of his sight, until million in the corresponding period continuing by law. 25,030 43 as one of the strongest men in his party Painter Popular Government vs. Anarchy. Plaisted Appropriations at the of he was able to read, lUr J (Dutch Boy Trade-Mart, 1911 and 145 million in 1902, having thus Balance of 1911 appropriations. 600,437 40 age twenty in tne State. jlr The chief and vs. The but with difficulty. He has been settled nearly doubled in ten years. Pattangall People. In his letter Mr. Heath takes an ad- at as and linseed occurs in the class of articles Totals.12,631,522 58 Brownsville, Texas, an architect, pure oil. growth [Independent Reporter, Skowhegan.] vanced stand on public questions. Among These such as about three old fashioned not grown in the United States, These figures are taken from the State years. the things he declares he will fight for if reliable, ms- and fruits. There’s no question about it—the last sent to when coffee, tea, cocoa, tropical auditor’s report on next to the page With all of the welcome of a gentle the Senate are: Immediate re- finals, properly mired j ominous sounds of approaching war are COFFEE, COCOA AND TEA. of the treasurer’s report for 1911, where April shower the National for vision of the tariff and a permanent tariff and to I heard in all sections of Maine Magazine mH aPPlied> hanpr the wood today. verification may be had. It seems to us the current month comes to the readers commission, but not a tariff for revenue \DK) II Imports under this head have greatly The outcome of the battles which are until slowly worn away. that it would be well for the present ad- with an of In “Af- only; amendment of the Sherman anti- ^jJJ They increased during the decade, though in to be in this war will determine array good things. not affected fought ministration to admit that in the matter fairs at there is that face- trust law, federal licensing of by heat coffee the growth is solely due to. higher if the institutions handed down our Washington” corpora- ^jH^^^^^teare by of unpaid bills at the end of their busi- to-face discussion of national politics tions; a workingmen’s compensation act, and are prices. Eight months’ imports of coffee fathers are to be longer perpetuated. ness a amount was found that in interest as the and increasing the powers of the Inter- show a decrease in quantity from 769 It will determine whether the year, larger grow presidential people than that concerning which they A article on state Commerce Commission. million pounds in 1902 to 602 million in of Maine have lost faith in unpaid campaign proceeds. stirring popular gov- made so much adverse criticism. “Navy Yard Consolidation” is contribut- Mr. Heath also favors the parcels post, 1912, while the value increased fron 49 whether the sneers of across- ernment; Then again the cry of “extravagance” ed Mr. F. Stowers. A liberal pensions, international arbitra- million dollars to 78 million, the are to be by George large average the-ocean critics s and justified— has been raised against the last adminis- instalment of The Minor tion, a strong navy, conservation, com- your paint supplies import price advancing from 6.3 cents i when government of, and for the appears by peo- tration, because it provided generously the life of an American plete presidential primaries and the Ask Our per pound in 1902 to nearly 13 cents in will work woe and not weal to those Chord,” story ^ for j pie for the support of charitable and benevo- donna. In the of the simplification of court procedure. 1912. Cocoa inports in the 8 months who live under it. prima “Nobility Points lent institutions, and because it made Trades” the vocation of the farmer is If Painting under review' increased from 34 million It will determine whether a few men containing color schemes and many needed additions to the permanent equip- treated. Wharton Intensive Farming. in 1902 to 79 million in the cur- in the councils of the State con- exhaustively George helpful painting suggestions. pounds high ment of State institutions in land and James “The Influ- rent and the forcefully describes ik *■ v a i:b:> ia a fiscal, value, including pre- trolled by the will of a greedy trust, can of used to have a rule buildings—things in the shape real ence of California upon Literature.” They farming pared cocoa and chocolate, from 4 1-2 domineer the sober and well- Of acres and a mule. judgment i property, of which the public will have forty million dollars to over 9 million. Tea intended desires of misguided followers. the most article in SOLD BY MASON & HALL. r the use and benefit for an indefinite time Probably important Results were won by later men uiifJuiLs nave cuau niucaocu uuiu in tjuau- It will determine a incidentally whether tn Tf fViia ia a rpnrnaf»h if. is nnp the May American Magazine is com- With feet and a hen. and the 8 months’ be- forty square tity value, figures such dangerous leaders of a party as the plete and account of the that cannot be brought against pres- dispassionate success we ing 87 million pounds valued at 15 1-4 William R. Pattangall and Frederick W. And nowadays see ent administration at all even is, for it With inches and a bee. million dollars, compared with 64 mil- Plaisted are long to be endured. Stannard Baker. Another forty has made very little expenditure on this Ray impor- lion pounds valued at 8 million dollars a The are astir, tant contribution is a statement of the people everywhere. account, as will be seen from the follow- “Generally debilitated for years. Had sich decade earlier. The leaven of discontent is relations between Taft and working. ing comparative‘;statement: Roosevelt, headafhes, lacked ambition, was worn-out ami SUGAR. The people of Maine are getting right- contributed by William Allen White, all run-down. Burdock Blood Bitters made NEW 1909-1910. ly alarmed over the twist that has been CONSTRUCTION, under the “Should Old me a well woman.”—Mrs. Chas. Mou* Of sugar the imports are about the title, Acquaint- Freitoy, to the of constitu- State House.$350,000 00 ance Be Other articles are: sup, Conn. same as in 1900, though higher prices given open spurning Forgot?” tional Home for Feeble Minded. 110,000 00 “Freak That Have Decided Base- the of the a rights. Plays i Marcelius J. Dow give imports present year 88 Nullification of law is not Eastern Maine Insane hospital. 250,550 ball S. Fuller- value more than that of a dozen years something Maine Insane 81,000 00 Championships,” by Hugh altogether new to Maine; we have had it hospital. ton; “The New Walter earlier. Eight months’ imports in 1900 New at State 15,000 00 Stagecraft,” by before. building prison. Prichard “La Foilette’s Autobi- -DEALER IN- aggregated 2,150 million pounds valued New dormitory at Castine Normal tiaton; But before to our at 46 1-2 million dollars; in 1912, 2,153 Jnever knowledge school. 45,000 00 ography, ’’and “The IrresponsibleWoman have we heard and million pounds value at 59 1-2 million disrespect disregard Washington County Normal school.. 25,000 00 and the Friendless Child,” by Ida M. of law—and constitutional law at that— Building at State School for Boys. 6,000 00 Tarbell. Notable the dollars, the average price for each period among pieces preached to the from stations of New fish hatcheries. 11,000 00 of short fiction in the number are: i being 2.2c. and 2.8c. per pound, respec- people high influence. the Years,” Kathleen tively. These figures do not include, in Totals.$893,550 88 “Bringing by Never within our recollection have we author of “His i either of the years named, the sugar Norris, “Mother;” Up- witnessed the of a LAND PURCHASED, 1909 1910. ward Marion and “The from Porto Rico and Hawaii, now cus- alarming spectacle Step,” by Hill, of a State and the Man toms districts of the United States. governor great chief Morse farm, Bangor, for Insane hos- Who Knew Life,” by Philip Cur- BROOKS, MAINE, prosecuting officer of a great State open- pital. ...$ 4,500 00 tiss. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. ly advocating anarchy. State farm (Highmoor). 10,000 00 Sponge cake, cup cakes, new Normal A little volume of classics modernized Imports of fruits and nuts are increas- The doctrine of nullification preached Land in Farmington for angel cake—all cakes that Suesine all 39 ceiiis school 10,000 00 is on the editor’s from the Kenne- Silk, shades, at a rate of about 3 million dollars a William R. Pattan- dormitory. desk, are not overrich in butter ing by Attorney-General Madawaska bec Land for Training Journal press. Its red and gold cover are year, the 8 months’ figures having ad- gall is a sham, a subterfuge, a shameful and heavy icings The genuine has “Suesine” stamped on the edge of every yard of goods School. 1,200 00 proclaims it “Modern Classics and other vanced from 23 1-2 million dollars in 1910 travesty upon sacred trust, and he knows splendid foods for poems bv William Smith Knowlton. children. to 26 1-2 million in 1911 and 29 1-2 million it. Totals.$ 25,700 10 growing Appropriate illustrations are by the pen in 1912, or considerably more than double When William R. Pattangall states in Make them from From Our Counter NEW CONSTRUCTION, 1911 1922. of C. Marshall Stewart. The following Bargain the total of 13 1-2 million recorded in the public that a law in the Constitution of William Tell months of 1902. Industrial school for girls.$ 2,300 00 opening verse, “The Adventures of Phse- Flour and 8 Bananas, almonds, Maine cannot be enforced, he knows, if you goods slightly and somewhat art- sold of cc Home for Feeble Minded. 12,574 58 thon, from Ovid, is of the clever- shopworn imperfect regardless cocoanuts and copra scored the largest he knows anything at all, that he wil- typical double their food Madawaska Training school. 1,400 00 ness of the work: are gain under this head; while raisins and fully misleads the people of Maine. qualities. We overcrowded with a variety of merchandise ar.d arc ready to tun “Old Phcebus sat in hie office one oranges have lost ground during the de- Witness the enforcement of law in 58 day, Milled only it into cash at less than actual cost to us. Totals. $16,274 for his matutinal cade. months’ of bananas Somerset as well as in other Prepared spin, from the finest Eight imports county, Before him his halo and From now to May 1st, you can ',get the Harmony Singing and Tall have increased from 3 2-3 million dollars counties of Maine. In other words, where there was an driving gloves lay Ohio Red Win- When his kid of eighteen walked in. free with $25 worth of from our store. in 1902 to 8 1-2 million in the ten of expenditure of $919,000 for new con- ter W’heat Machine, absolutely goods 1912; almonds, Witness days’ enforcement I Young Pha had his hat cocked over his eye, by struction and in land our own We are in the market for CASH and to reduce our stock. Come in a; d from less than 1 million to 2 1-2 million; law in the city of Waterville, the chief purchases during A middle seam parted his hair. spe- j the two of Governor Fernald’s ad- cial and cocoanuts and copra, from about 1 to enforcing officer of which was Mayor years With his hands in his pockets, this precious process, see us, and be sure to bring your pocketbook with you. 3 million dollars.- Raisins have decreased Pattangall himself. ministration, there has been but $16,000 young guy making it from 6 million pounds in 8 months of When William R. Pattangall deliber- on the same account during the Plaisted ’Gan chaffing his venerable pere—’’ richest in or less than two cent 1902 to 3 million in 1912, and oranges ately states that sentiment is not administration, per The volume is dedicated “to the many nutritive i public 11 from 38 million pounds to less than 7 mil- behind the law, he wilfully seeks to mis- as much. This administration did not pupils whom I have taught and loved. value. have indeed. It had been lion. In imports of vegetables the in- lead the people of Maine. to, already The fitting preface is as follows: “This for. But this administration ErocfcV crease from 1 2-3 million dollars in 8 Witness the majority in favor of re- provided volume is a collection of stray leaves fPgPfMJ had the benefit of it all the same. And months of 1900 to 10 1-2 million in the taining the law in the Con- around my like the leaves prohibitory fitting library Order months of the current is stitution of Maine. there was not a dollar of the $919,000 in cave. The it seems elapsed year 1 Sibyl’s contents, to- or contracted for chiefly due to the unusually large increase When Frederick W. Plaisted, the pro- wrongly needlessly to me, fairly illustrate the ordinary added in potatoes already noted. Eight months’ tege of Mr. Pattangall, declares in public or expended. So much has been emotions of the human soul, fantastic, to the of the State imports of. potatoes grew from $47,098 that he never promised to have the laws permanent equipment ethical, tragical, light shading into dark- for on the State’s business. in value in 1900 to nearly $3,000,000 ip enforced, he utters a deliberate false- carrying ness. The morals deduced, it is hoped, There was no about it. 1912. Beans and dried pease more than hood. It was on that promise that he' “extravagance” will be salutary. I am aware the classic It was needed and could be afforded. doubled in a decade, from $931,827 in S was elected Governor of Maine. field has been trodden by worthier feet months of 1902 to $2,290,209 in 1912. When Mr. Plaisted declares the law than mine, but their footsteps have cannot be BREADSTUFF?. enforced, he stultifies himself. “SCRIBBLER JOE.” grown faint by the remorseless erosion The law can be enforced, of lime.” Under the title “breadstuffs” the Bur- prohibitory uku u nbb unwvbnwi because it has been and is enforced eau being Maine Woodsman Twice in Toils of Po- groups wheat, corn, oats, rice, in counties of the State of Maine. farinaceous substances, lice in Two Is Genuine Poet. ALL WINTER ABOARD A WRECK. (tapioca, etc.,! But it all comes down to the Days. flour, macaroni, bread and biscuit, mak- question of popular government versus anarchy, [Lewiston Sun.] ing a total for the 8 months of over 10 In salvage the Newfoundland- of Plaisted and versu s the winning n i 1 lion 3 million in the Pattangall Seldom if ever have the Lewiston po- dollars, against People. ers do not seem to reflect upon the length same months of 1902. The chief articles lice had under their a And the are thank God. protecting wing of and to which Enamel astir, must Ware. People forming this 10 million dollars worth of hardship peril they This unholy alliance that has been man who carries with him more evi- is “breadstuffs” are m caroni, 3 million; go. This characteristic of their lives formed between officialdom in Maine and dences of a latent talent than John rice and rice 2 1-2 in it is a We have in what we flour, million; tapioca, the out-of-State rum forces will be every respect; proverb with just got sago, etc., 1-million; wheat, 1 Mitchell, or as he calls himself, “Scrib- nearly broken. Those who have been guilty of them that Ihey go when they can, and and flour 1-2 million dol- bler Joe.” Like other believe to be the best line of million; nearly its formation have that truth many people leave back “to lars. forgotten getting luck and good “Scribbler Joe” is too generous to a Not an MEAT AND FOOD ANIMALS. conduct.” long ago American fault. Unlike manv other men who find | fishing schooner, abandoned by her crew \.n nit-fit cinu me o Enamel. Ware (iiuuuas WHA'l WOULD THE DEMOCRATS DO? themselves in in the Strait of Belle Isle in winter months' increased from unpleasant predicaments early imports $2,183,- as was carried off as the result of this he/ has a hopelessly lost, in the 838 in 1902 to $9,172,905 in 1912. Cheese the Portland j generosity [From Oregonian, Ind’t.J ice-tloe. It was the slimmest chance in 1 ever shown in Belfast. formed more than half this its with which to while ... total, If the Democrats should capture the pleasant occupation ,i... ,.,..,.1.1 u growth in the period named from away the hours when he is off. being and both houses of sobering seen again. There was not the to and Presidency Congress “Scribbler Joe” is a With him slightest $1,745,754 $5,744,664. Sausage poet. expectation, indeed, that she would be; It includes everything in that line and cream are the other next November, what would they do? he carries two rolls of This sausage casings huge poetry. the underwriters paid the insurance set- items ot importance. Of food animals Not that this is but as a is carefully indexed and includes such —all sizes—and is likely, just tlement without complaint or question, every piece cattle is ihe item, 8 as “The “The imported, leading guide to those who take at their face subjects Bangor Fire,” and crossed the schooner off lor lost. months’ imports having increased from Houlton Violin,” and many poems of the value Democratic Hut the schooner was not lost. She was in 1902 to $2,817,538 in 1912. professions. If they woods and river. “The and $906,666 City Cop” sighted in her wanderings by two fisher- of fish, sincerely desire to make laws of the “The Call Skidoo” are also in PERFECT* Imports mostly cod,herring,hake, Cop They men. They boarded from shore, found lobsters and increased measures they now pass the the list. haddock, shrimps, through her hard and fast in the ice, but still from $6,421,279 in 8 months of 1902 to House, they will abolish the Tariff Board His poems are carefully written. His tight and worthy, a craft to their taste, in 1911. and continue to revise the tariff on the poems have a swing to them that re- CALL AND SEE THE GOODS $11,102,986 a valuable property to which must basis of their own misinformation instead minds their readers of the works of Hol- they SPIRITS, WINES AND MALT LIQUORS. cling, no matter what came of it. It of on the basis of the accurate informa- man Day. They have fifrnished inter- Under this head the growth in imports cost them dear; the ice would not loosen tion gathered by the Board, but without esting reading for the entire corps of has been comparatively small, from 9 1-2 its grip on the schooner—nor would the regard to the necessity 'of revenue; building employees. One of his million dollars in 8 months of 1902 to 12 they city fishermen. They might from time to will enormously increase the pension roll poems, entitled, “When the Woodsmen 1-2 million in 1912. Wines have increased time have escaped ashore; it would have and strive to provide the means by starv- Come to Town,” fellows: less than a half million dollars been the of wisdom, and compared the Army and Navy. rail at part perhaps, Mitchell & with ihe 8 months’ of 1902 and ing They Oh! coming to the the of to do Trusseli, They're city certainly part caution, so; figures the trusts, but have devised no plan for K 1857 LET YOUR CROPS DECIDE1 decreased 2 million dollars compared with On every railroad train, but rather than abandon their salvage control of corporations. They prate of For the have broken STOVES, 1910. lumberjacks camp these two cheerfully reckless fellows conservation, but have laid down no In the of Maine. will tell to use E. FRANK COE FERTILIZERS. Manufactu' ■ Other foodstuffs include for logging swamps stuck to the for the rest of that bit- | They you imported on the talk much Dressed in all and colors ship policy subject. They styles winter. When in the Best m the at Maine. ( the 8 months of 1912 mineral waters and — ter navigation in Equipped Eaitory Country Belfast, of economy and save a few hundred Of red and blue or brown opened KITCHEN WARE H other non-alcoholic $1,074,- it’s better than a circus the spring of the year, the first mail beverages, thousands besides what they pinch out of Why, K JACKSON & HALL, Belfast Agents. 092; $3,638,716; and edible olive When the woodsmen come to town. steamer sighted the craft, still fast in spices, the Army at the expense of efficiency, oil, the ice and manned by two gaunt skele- $3,471,117. but they propose to block Taft’s far- A merry, shifting, laughing crowd and PLUMBING. tons. They had subsisted through the THE COE-MORTIMER COMPANY, NEW YORK. reaching plans of economy and They whistle and they sing efficiency, on one barrel of and some | The kids call them swamp winter flour whereby, he confidently many angels i Children predicts, Or the birds of frozen Cry millions can be saved. humming spring. herring. Having accomplished FOR FLETCHER’S Clothiers see them coming, it was child’s for them to take As the Democrats are on this, play usual, long Jews smile but never frown their to when the floe released Columbian National criticism, short on constructive states- prize port CASTO R I A At the jingle of the dollar her.—George Harding, in Harper’s Mag- long on short on When the woodsmen come to town. Leads. affnSarib A^n8aa$nffii3ia£i»?0i?i«£i a^itSiriSffr?' »*< manship; promise, per- azine for formance. are in April. SUMMARY OF THE TITANIC DIS- They playing politics saloons minute of the hav- Gilt-edged they patronize More Accident and Health ASTER. Congress every day, With proud and lofty air « ing in mind only political success for When well HOW TO PACK EGGS. PRESTON’S filled up with wheel grease Insurance in Force in their not substantial for k New York, April 18. The following party, good the There’s music on street or square. ; country. They are a of Oft some fair one A clean stone six to 10 Maine than any tabulation of passengers and crew on party negation, jilted by jar holding & Transient Stable not of action. We Their sorrow must drown is the best vessel for ,• Livery, Boarding \ board the Titanic with those positive have no they gallons packing Other together VQQCAn frv Vw-vrvtx tViof- flinir nmnU 4- Oh! the Coontown Band ain’t in it Company. down eggs for family use, but a tight 5 Is situated on Washington street just off Main street. I have single ;n * saved and lost, hds been compiled from When the woodsmen come to town. tinue to play politics in office as wooden firkin or other vessel will double the figures in ihe statement issued by they Financial Statement Dec. 31, 1911 hitches, buckboards, etc. Careful drivers if desired. Your patron have in opposition. iney re yes, re coming answer very well. The eggs must be |g the committee of passengers; coming, tney age is solicited. house 61-13. And their fast and fresh. shells and Telephones—stable 235-2, Iy28 number of on they spend money clean Dirty q, Approximate passengers Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner? But know welcome IheColumbian National Life Ins Co. VV. G. class Tongue they they're always cracked or spoiled eggs will injure and •jjj PRESTON, Proprietor » board—First class 330; second 320; coated? Bitter taste? Complexion sallow? While their hard-won dollars last. possibly spoil the entire lot. ! third class 750. Liver needs waking up. Doan’s Regulets cure Their name’s unknown to history BOSTON, MASS. *0* COUGH SYRUP Tel. connection 228-12. Belfast. Correspondence. THE WOES. At» Court bold »t SKIPPER’S fJotoMe Belfast, within and At a Probate Court hold at Belfast. within and ■"bounty W,Wo’ ,n lor the lath**!. 1912. [Deferred.] pity, y* PROBATE “rt»ln NOTICES to be the last Ye little moot mighty'lords— purporting h. manatee—yea, A will andJi»trament, nichols, executor of the“ On the for his lot is cast testament of William H. McLellan. last will of Hannah T poor akipper, late of Belfast. In said Alexander Pendleton, late A. E. Mr. him to the last. County of Waldo, da- searsport. In said County ol Hon. Nickerson, Where Fate unktad pursue* At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and cessed, heen Waldo, deceased, sW'^V'^i'hase, haying presented for probate. having presented a that, **r and Mr. A. T. Nickerson at- A last poor is an evil plight, for the County of Waldo, in vacation on the petition praying the man,^s the Ordered, that notice be given to all persons in- actual market value of the property of said de- ^ckerson, He’s wrong, he's never in right. 16th day of April, A. D. 1912. terested J." State convention in always by causlng a copy of this order to be ceased now in hishands,subject to the payment of Republican like s must be thrown Upon him, scapegoat, certain instrument, to be the last published three weeks successively In The Re- the collateral Inheritance tax the persons Inter- Augusta Nickerson not to his own; purporting .tvveek_Miss The faults of others, say A will and testament of Susan w. Newell, late publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they ested in the succession thereto, aud tile amount of the Disaster and tho’ 'twas not his fault, may appear at a Probate to be held of tile tax thereon, be ie;.i?on spent the latter part comes, of Belfast, in said County of Waldo, de- Court, at Bel- may determined by the ’Tis the fellow is not worth his salt.” ceased, been presented for probate. fapt, within and for said County, on the second Judge of Probate. of1 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. plain having of tn llt.r parents, his Tuesday May next, at ten of the clock That tile satd From to Are Much Should fog or currents put reckoning out. Ordered. That notice be given to all persons before Ordered, petitioner give notice to A. S. met with Mrs. J. Forty-Five Fifty Benefited fool noon, and show cause, if any they have, all Interested I he At once they ask: “What is the about?” interested causing a copy of this order to be the persons by causing a copy of this by why same should not be proved, approved order to be three NiC' and re-elected the His is or collision sunk; published three weeks successively in The Re- and published weeks successively ]ast Thursday ship wrecked, by allowed. In 'I he he wasn’t publican Journal, published at Belfast, that Republican Journal, a newspaper publish- for the Of course he has to prove drunk; they CEO. E. utticers ensuing year. by may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at JOHNSON, Judge. ed at Belfast, that they appear at a Probate are low—who but himself is to A true copy, If freights Belfast, within and for said Attest; Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said oi‘! Church is now in order and will blame? County, on the Chas. E. second Tuesday bf next, at ten of the Johnson, Acting Register. County, on the 14th day of Mav, A. D. 1912 SF-' as the can be once he the May ten the clock .as soon shingles E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Jack’s duff is spoiled, at says clock befoie noon, and snow cause, if any at of before noon, and show cause' Lydia Compound. they At a same; the same should not be Piobate Court held at Belfast, within and if any they have, why the prayer of said ! he schools began Monday With have, why proved, ap- for the petition- The beef all bone and innocent of fat, proved and allowed. Countv ot Waldo, on the 9th day of er should not be granted. *eachers: 1 and 2, Miss Wood- April. A. D. 1912. CEO. E. Who but a skipper is to blame for that? GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. JOHNSON, Judge. A true Attest: M. of Arethu- A true copy. Attest: mi; 3, Miss Nellie Rose; 8 and He shortens sail on some dark stormy night, copy. MANSFIELD, guardian Chas. E. Register. SARAHsa Mansfield, minor child of.David W. Mans Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. “ ” vows he did it out of Johi^on, Acting mrtshorn; 7, Miss Alice Nicker- The of life is a most Jack growls, and spite. field, late of in said of change his Belmont, County Waldo, Now he must teach the carpenter trade; a At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and ! > Nickerson is very sick.... deceased, having presented petition praying critical period in a woman’s ex- Now show sailmaker how the sails are made; At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for a license to 9ell at publie or private pale and for the County of Waldo, on the 9th day of [ has been quite sick, but is im- In times of need he must be midwife too. for the County ot Waldo, on the 9th day ot convey certain real estate of said miuor describ- April, A. D. 1912 and the felt A. D. 1912. ed in said istence, anxiety by Or help to kill—as other doctors do. April. petition. SAWYER, guardian of Ernest D., Wil- Should a poor sailor sleep his long last sleep, 8. bears, sister and heir-at-law of Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to FK.Ham K„ Fliut Martha Z., Thomas D Pru- women as it draws near is not dence and B. He—parson then—consigns him to the deep, EVELYNCatharine Mayo, late ot Monroe, in said all persons interested by causing a copy of this Fred Grinned, 2nd, minors, having County of Waldo, deceased, presented a order to be published three weens presented a petition praying for a license to sell LthpokT- reason. And if he has a tear or two to spare haying successively without praying that she and F. Parker in The a at public or private sale and certain | Mrs. Wm. Dihvorth have arrived He acts chief mourner and bestows them there. petition Myron Republican Journal, uewspaper publish- convey may be appointed administrators of the estate of ed at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate real estate of said minors described in said peti- and will probably stay all sura- Well up in cooking, and in skill profound said deceased. to be held at tion, and for rite therein v When her is in a de- Court, Belfast, within and for said p u-pose named. system At t£a and sugar by the pound. on the 14th of A. D. \ \V. F. Hills, who has been very weighing Ordered, That the said notice to County, day May, 1912, Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to there be strife and on petitioner give at ten of the clock before noon, and show she be Should mutiny board, all persons interested a of cause, all persons interested by a of this is better. Clar- ranged condition, may by causing copy this if causing copy measles, getting He drops the scales and then takes up the •rder to be any they have, why the prayer of said petition- order to be public led three weeks in ? published three weefes successively successively er should not be granted. The a till sick with them; aiso Willie to or con- sword, in The Republican Journal, a newspaper pub- Republican Journal, newspaper published predisposed apoplexy, GEO. E. JOHNSON, at that f1, And when the strife is over goes his rounds lished at Belfast, that they may appear at a Pro- Judge. Belfast, they may appear at a Probate klren-Schooner W. H. Jewell A true copy. Attest: to be held at x; of some organ. At this As binds the wounds. bate Court, to be field at Belfast, within and for Court, Belfast, within and for said gestion surgeon then, up gaping; Chas. E. Johnson. Acting oil Mar posts for Rockland-Schools said County, on the 14th day of May, A. D. Register. Comity, the 14th day of May, A. I). 1912, I Now, an astronomer, he views the stars, at ten of the cancers and tumors 1912, at ten of the clock before noon, and show clock before noon, and show cause v 22d. Miss time, also, Measures a distance ’twixt Moon and if i April Mary Kelley Mars; cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and any they have, why the prayer of said petition- we find him er I Cove... Capt. Wm. Patterson are more liable to form and begin A Meteorologist now, petitioners should not be granted. for the County of Waldo, on the 9th day of should not be granted. Recording calms or winds—blow high or low. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. April, A. D. 1912. CEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. hood has gone to Bangor for a A true a A true Attest: | their destructive work. Of course he’s Euclid at his fingers’ ends, copy, ttest: P. NICHOLS, administrator de bonis copy. Chas. E. CHAS. E. Johnson, Mrs. Annie Herrick has ar- Or what is harder, knows all knots and bends; Johnson, Acting Register. JAMESnon of the estate of Thomas M. Sweeney, Acting Register. :ii Versed in in bills of late of Searsport, in said County of Waldo, de- Bangor, where she has been Such as exchanges, up lading. ss—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- warning symptoms now a for At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and ceased, a for And merchant, his owner’s trading, having presented petition praying WALDOfast, on the 9th day of 1912. mother since last December- for the County of Waldo, on the second Tues- a license to convey all the interest that the April, (ieorge sense of hot They him high, declare he is a gem; A. Bowen, administrator oil tile suffocation, flashes, praise day of A. D. 1912. heirs of said deceased have in and to ail estate of Wil- >xrk has been in a ONE CASE OUT OF MANY is the cash all to April, may liam late of operated upon The credit his, goes them. the real estate mentioned in the of Cunningham, Searsport, in said dread of certain instrument, to be the’ last inventory County, deceased, his and is getting along nicely. headaches, backaches, TO PROVE OUR CLAIMS. On deck all night amid the pelting rain. purporting said estate. having presenter first and A will and testament, of Elisha H. Conant, final account of administration of said estate for ,-r is his house.... sounds late of Belfast, in said of Ordered, that the said notice to allowance. Nealey lathing impending evil, timidity, St. 111.—“I was in County Waldo, deceas- petitioner give Anne, passing China’s typhoon, cyclone Indian seas, been all interested a of this and his mother arrived ed, having presented for probate. persons by causing copy Ordered, That notice thereof be VoNelley in the of the through the of life and I Afric’s tornadoes—all mere trifles these; order to be published three weeks successively in given, three ^. ears, palpitation change Ordered, That notice be given to all persons weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, t w, k ...Charles Herrick and Har- Or the bright glare, of night off Newfoundland Kir nuncinn n ...... i— The Republican Journal, a newspaper published was a wreck from a published in Belfast, in said Coun- before the perfect female Proclaims the dreadful close at hand. at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate newspaper rr for Mr. Ira M. Cobe at heart, sparks eyes, iceberg published three weeks In The Re- ty that all persons interested working troubles. I had a successively Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said may attend at a displacement Such .dangers o'er, long wished-for rest is publican Journal, at that --- ~ 111 ,,v <»»• nil Lilt* 1-HI1 published Belfast, they .. ■■Clirt*!,, vari- tumiij, uii uic i.'fciu ui .uaj, a. w. j. Hillside irregularities, constipation, and down may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at day of Mav next, and show cause, if J, bearing pains, weak sought, at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause any Farm._ But “hard-a-starboard!” Belfast, within and for said on the sec- they have, why the said account should not be and then “hard-a- County, if any the of said able appetite, weakness and fainting spells, dizziness, then ond Tuesday of next, at teu of the they have, why prayer peti- allowed. May tioner should not be numb and cold port!” clock before noon, and show if granted. GEO. E. PROSPECT feelings. Some- Disturbs his dreams, and from cause, any they GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. Mrs. Warren and are rushing below, have, why the same should not be JOHNSON, Judge. A true Attest: ee Club met with inquietude, dizziness, times feet and proved, ap- A true Attest: copy. j my limbs were “A light close to, sir, on the weather bow!” proved and allowed. copy. Chas. E. and the of- Chas. E. Johnson, Johnson, Acting Register. \p-i 3d, following | promptly heeded by intelligent swollen. I was irregular and had “Hard up!” bawls one; “hard down!” another GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. Acting Register. A true rt* l. resiueiit, niintua d«iisu», cries, copy. Attest: SS.—In Court of held at Bel- women who are the so much backache and At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Probate, approaching headache, While half asleep the weary tries Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. WALDOfast, on the 9th day of 1912. Carle- Treasurer, Jennie Dockham; skipper for the County of on the 9th of April. was nervous, irritable and was To amid the there to discern Waldo, day ton Doak, administrator on the estate of in life when woman's peer gloom, April, A. D. 1912. Fred iannah Dow, Susie Brown and period Patten, late of Lincolnville, in said de- Sometimes my ap- A steamer’s light—now half a mile astern. t a Probate Court held at within and County, despondent. Belfast, M. MANSFIELD, widow of David W. ceased, having presented his first and final ac- The next meeting was on be more he sleeps, but now his invade Afor the County of Waldo, on the second Tues- great change may expected. petite was good but more often it Oncje sleep SARAHMansfield, late of Belmont, in said County count of administration of said estate for allow- Dreams of Inquiry Courts and Boards of day of April, A. D, 1912. April 17th, with Mrs. Jennie Dock- was not. troubled of Waldo, deceased, having presented a petition ance. My kidneys Trade. certain instrument, purporting To be an au- praying for an allowance out of the es- afton Eames is in health at personal Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three poor These are calls from me at times and I could walk On board of steamer, now, he scorns the thenticated copy of the last will and testa- tate of said deceased. symptoms wind. A weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, Ames is with cares ment and The probate thereof of Melissa Jane Grace stopping only a short distance. But other oppress his anxious mind; Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to a newspaper published in Belfast, in mid nature for The nerves are Clarke, late of Boston, in the Commonwealth of County, who is at the Bel- help. Of valves and pistons, cylinders and screws, all persons interested by causing a copy of this that all persons interested attend at a Pro- alderwood, “I saw advertisement in a Massachusetts, deceased, been may your He or to the names and having present- order to be published thiee weeks successively in bate Court, to be held at on the 14th out for knows, ought know, ed for with a that the Belfast, I wpital, continues to gain and is crying assistance and the and took E. Pink- probate, petition praying The Republican Journal, a newspaper day of May next, and show if paper Lydia use, of said will be allowed and recorded published cause, any they copy may at Belfast, that they may at a Probate have, thesaid account should not be services ham’s and Surface steam and vacuum the Probate Court of said appear why allow- Saturday-Religious cry should be heeded in time. Vegetable Compound, condensers, gauges, in County of Waldo. Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said ed. n Of coal combustion in its various stages, the Prospect Village school- I was helped from the first. At Oidered, That notice be given to ali persons in- Count*, on the 14th day of May, A. 1). GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. Of salt in boilers and its incrustations, terested by causing a copy of this order to be 1912. at ten oi the clock before noon, and show A true Attest: ing season and will begin on E. the end of two months the swel- copy. Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Of screw propellers and side wheel gyrations, published three weeks successively in The Re- cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said ('has. e Johnson, Acting Register. Mh, at 2 p. m. All are cordially ling had gone down, I was re- Of things in general— air, sky and sea— publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they petitioner should not be granted. is to meet at a rrobate Court to be held at E. SS.—In ,-Tid... Ney Killman of Liver- Compound prepared lieved of and could walk A walking cyclopedia he must be. may appear GEO, JOHNSON, Judge. Court of Probate, held at Bel- pain, Belfast, within and for said County, on the sec- A true copy. Attest: WALDOfast, on the 9th day of 1912. Charles the needs of Arrived in port, “Well, what's up now?” you April, at the past week with his par- women’s system at with ease. I continued'with the ond Tuesday of May next, at ten of the Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Ueg.ster. R. Coombs, administrator on the estate ol < diaries ask. clock before and show if NV. late ! Mrs. Robert Killman... .The medicine and now I do almost all noon, cause, any they Koliett. of Belfa.-t, in said County de- this trying of her life. It They’ve found a little powder in a flask— the same should not be ceased. his period have, why proved, ap- LDO SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- having presented first and final ac- .f Mr. and Mrs. J. N. of I know Fine five and see—the careless and allowed. count ot administration Libby my housework. your *him pounds: proved fast, on the 9th day of \pril, 19L2 It of said estate for allow- invigorates and strengthens the GEO- E. JOHNSON, Judge. WA \\ ance. ; thize with them in the loss of medicine has saved me from the dog— Rogers, executor of the last will of A true copy. Attest: Priscilla A. female and Here’s an omission in the official log, Mathews, late of Belfast, in said County, deceas Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three who died April 5th after organism builds up grave and I am for you to Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. week* jghter, willing Fine him again—the law must be enforced; ed, having presented his first and final account successively, in The Kepubiicau Jumu&l I write to of administration of said for a in painful illness. The interment was the weakened nervous system. publish anything you, Some must pay, so let him bear the cost. estate allowance. newspaper published Belfast, in said County’ a at that ail persons interested may attend at a Pro- ■ for Alas, if at sea trouble At Probate Court held Belfast, within and That notice thereof be ve Workman the good of others.”—Mrs. poor skipper, you’ve Ordered, given three bate to be Cemetery-Mr. It has carried women for the of on the of Court, held at Belfast, on the l-4th many safely Arrived in port you may perhaps have double, County Waldo, 9th day weeks successively in The Republican a ..as moved his Estella ll.F.P. No. Journal, day of May next, and show cause, if ;r family here and Gillespie, 4, for this do April,-A. D. 1912. newspaper published in Belfast, in said Com any they j You’re fined because you didn’t it, ty have,why the said account should not be allowed. this crisis. Box St. Illinois. M. that all persons interested may attend at a L! in part of Wilbur Reed’s house. through 34, Anne, For something else because you never knew it. STAPLES, widower of Prudence Pro- GKO. E. E. Staples, late of Belfast, i:i said of bale Court, to be helo at Belfast, on the 14th JOHNSON, Judge. who the Gould- Fined to the last, and turned from door to FRANCIS County day A true copy. Attest: eymouth, bought j a of May next, and show cause, if will soon turn to we Miss Waldo, deceased, having presented petition any they Chas. dry roads, hope... Hat- OBITUARY door, the said account should not be E, Johnson, Acting Register. l irm, received a carload of horses praying for an allowance out of the personal es- have,why allowed tie Perkins and Mr.and Mrs.Byron Murphy have To find you are not wanted any more. tate of said deceased. GEORGE E. JOHNSON, Judge. Mrs. Emma Bachelder and Mrs. —An Old in Deer Isle A true copy. Attest: SS.—Ill Court of Probate, held at Bel- returned to their homes in Old Salt, Messenger. Ordered, that the said petitioner notice to Town, having Dr. Trueman M. one of Pittsfield’s give Chas. E. Johnson, Waldolast, on the 9th day of April 1912 Charles were visitors in Bangor Wednes- Griffin, all interested a of this Acting Register. been here the death persons by causing copy Gardner Havener, licensee to sell real estate of called by of their brother, prominent and influential citizens and the order to be three weeks published successively heirs living in different States of George A. Sides, dsy Eason FREEDOM. in The a SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- Perkins_Burnham Grange entertain- senior of the Republican Journal, newspaper pub- late of Belfast, in said County, deceased, practicing physician town, passed lished at that fast, on the 9th day of April, 1912 Charles having Belfast, they may appear at a Pro- WALDO his first and final account of admin- WM W IERPORT. ed North Waldo Pomona April 10th. Worthy R. Coombs, administrator on the estate of presented away at his home on Middle street at 2 a. m., bate Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for John istration of said estate for allowance. W. R. was in Belfast on busi- A. late of said ■ge son of Master Geo. H. York and wife of Mr. Sparrow said County, on the 14th day of May, A. D. Leighton, Belfast,lin County de- Campbell, youngest Winterport April 8. He had been ill since Nov. 2, 1911, his first Ordered, that notice thereof be three 20th. 1912, at ten of the clock before noon, and show ceased, having presented and final ac- given Laura died were present, and other to the ness April count of administration of weeks in The a (Littlefield) Campbell, good patrons when he became confined to his bed. Trueman cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said said estate for allow- successively Republican Journal, ance. newspaper published in Belfast, in said 14th, at the home of his number of nearly 120, including visitors from Mrs. A. M. Small was in Waterville on busi- petitioner should not be granted. County, parents M. Griffin was born in Stockton, June 30, 1853, that all persons interested at'end at a Pro- GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. Ordered, that notice thereof be may 1 m nths illness with tuberculosis. East Kennebec Pomona. A class of 58 were 17th. given three bate Court, to he held at on the son of the late Isaac and Delilah ness April A true copy. Attest: weeks successively, in The Beliast, 14th (Staples) Republican Journal day of May next, and show cause, if Mi i was a man of 1 instructed in the fifth degree and a good Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. a newspaper published in Belfast, in said Conn any young sterling Griffin. He was one of 12 children. He was Mrs. Eunice Plummer was in Belfast April they have, why the said account should not be ty, that all persons interested attend h..- early death is to be i speaker, pleasant weather and a bountiful may at a allowed. deplored, graduated at Maine Central Institute in 1878. 18th, on business. Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and GEO. E JOH NSt>N, Judge. PL <‘ii his and one sister, dinner helped to make the day one much en- 14th day ot May next, and show cause, if A by parents, For a time after his he remained in and Ethel Vose are for the of on the 9th of an* true copy. Attest: graduation Misses Edith Lawrence j County Waldo, day they have, why the said account should not bf Ber: .fe of Elmer Larrabee, and one joyed by all. A more complete account will I Anvil. A. 1). 1912. Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. Pittsfield, studying medicine with the late Dr. on the sick list. allowed. GEO. K. JOHNSON, Judge be in column_Miss a Liuc Aiicnt; br-.i’ Lfred, of New York. Mr. found another Cora B. GARDNER HAVENER, licensee to...... k., ...... Campbell | J. C. Manson, who was one of the town’s ablest i 4 DM I NIST IfATUIN’ \'0 Tii'lT Miss Orrie Worth school in the Bangs to sell real estate of heirs living in different Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. v years of Baker, a trained nurse, was called to Clinton began CHARLES xx ers hereby give notice rlmt luve been twenty-eight age-The doctors. He studied at Bowdoin medical one States of George a. Sides, late of in they district Belfast, duly appointed administrators of tin estate of L: ices of Mr. Weed were held to care for Mrs. Linwood who j April 15th. said Countv of Percy Friday Eastman, and his course at the Univer- Waldo, deceased, having pre- SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Be! year completed a that OSCAR J. FAR WELL, late of residence Rev. A. J, was on Dr.’s Miss Maude Turner was in the village sented petition praying the Judge of said WALDOfast, on the 9th day of April, 1912. Thorndike, y April 12th, operated Saturday morning by in New after which he calling Court determine who are entitled to the George ; sity York, practiced may A. Quimby, administrator on the estate of Heim in tlie County of Waldo,deceased,and givenbonds !. f the Methodist church Cragin of Waterville and Shaw of Clinton.... on friends April 18th. balance of the of such sale, now in bis as law directs. officiating. ! medicine in two He returned proceeds Staples, late of Belfast, in said Countv, deceased' the All persons having demands Harmony years. hands for their shares the estate of T were and beautiful The freight on the Belfast branch is distribution, respective having presented his second andfinaf account ol against said deceased are desired profuse very engine in where Mrs. Phil Lamson was buried in the Pleasant and order the same to be ! to Pittsfield 1885, he began to build therein distributed ac- administration of said estate for allowance. to present the same for settlement, and ail in- embanked the couch. The in- onto its fires its •!y yearly job setting along way 1 Hill cemetery April 16th. cordingly, debted thereto are requested t<> make up a w'hich grew to Ordered, That notice thereof be given, thre* payment and on the practice large proportions. That the said notice to immediately. ; in Oak Hill cemetery,and his for- I keeping people jump. We shall be Ordered, petitioner give weeks successively, in The Republican Journal He was well the State Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denico have bought all interested a of this LY 1)1 A H. FAR when the recognized throughout persons by causing copy a newspaper published in Belfast, in said WELL, uU.es, Richard Tainter, Ernest Boy- glad grass gets green enough to order to be three weeks County WILLIAM F \RWELL. as a of ability, being fine the B. B. Bryant farm in Unity. published successively that all persons interested may attend at a Pro lessen the A crew physician especially in The a Thorndike, April 9. 1912. rank Lowe and Frank McCommack danger. large was out Fri- Republican Journal, newspaper pub- bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the I4tl ( i in and June he lished at that at a Pro surgery diagnosis. 20, 1883, Miss Nellie Banton is visiting her daughtei Belfast, they may appear dav of May next, and show cause, if ihe- f earers. Mr. Weed was a young ; day afternoon fighting fire on the Morgan farm. any * 1)Ml N IsTMATRIX’S NOTICE. The bate Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for the said account, should not sul>~ was married to Miss Lottie E. Gifford of Ply- Mrs. Charles Danforth in Fairtield. have, why be allowed scriber notie-* that habits and his love Wednesday afternoon a fire started near the said County, on the 14th day of May. a. D. GEO. E. hereby gives site has exemplary 1 JOHNSON, Judge. mouth. To the union three children were 1912, at ten of the clock before noon, and show A been duly appointed administratrix of the estate schoolhouse and another near the resi- Frank and Marshall Lawrence true copy. Attest: n for his mother was one of his village Cunningham, cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said E. of born—Manson Griffin, who died at an Chas. Johnson. Acting Register. dence of O. B. early attended court in Belfast the week. should not be g raits. He had been ill a long McKechnie, which called for past petitioner granted. ! SARAII M. DOE. lat-* of Sto Teton Springs, age, Gwendolyn, who is a member of this GEORGE E. JOHNSON, Judge. rculosis and had re- some lively fighting for a little whiie_Mrs. at M. : in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given recently year’s graduating class C. I., and Mr. Soule has’ moved back on the A true copy. Attest: SS.—In Court ot Probate, held at Bel Perley bonds as the law directs. All persons having de- 11 ebron Sanatorium. Besides his Maude Mudgett spent the week-end with her j Marion, also a student at that school, Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. WALDOfast, on the 9th day of April, 1912, Georg* ranch on Beaver Hill in Freedom. ; R. executor of mands against the estate of said dee-cis ui are Dr. Griffin was interested in all things pertain- sheep Berry, the last will of Loela a 1 1 >ud Mrs. he is survived father, Mather Monroe, in Troy... Blanche j late of in desired to present the same for setll> incur, and Nelson, to the welfare and advancement of the Clough, Liberty, said County,deceased ing Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Small spent the past ! his all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- > Merrithew left for At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and having presented first ami final account n rs—George of Boston, Edward Tuesday morning a two town. He was a trustee in the ment j public library. week with in for the of W aldo on the 9th of | administration of said estate for allowance. immediately. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Quinnan Au- County day ALICE DOE. and Herbert of and weeks’ visit in Stonington and on her return He was prominently connected with the fra- A. D. 1912. TREAT Winterport, | April, Ordered, That notice thereof be thre* I ternal societies, being a Past Noble Grand of gusta. given, Stockton Springs, April 9,1912. Mrs. Stephen Gordon of Wal- she will spend the summer at O. B. McKech- R. COOM BS, administrator on the weeks successively, in The Journal | Phlentoma I. O. O. Past Republican j Lodge, F., Chief Mrs. Hattie had her estate of Charles W. Eollett. late of Belfast, I a newspaper published in Belfast, in said r*>un Mrs. Edward Weed and two nie’s-Ed. McAllister has leased the Town i of Wiggin millinery open- CHARLES Patriarch Sebasticook Encampment, No. 33, in said county of Waldo, deceased, having pre- ty, that all persons interested m iy attend at : I DMINISTBATBIX’S XOTII’K. Till- sub- the week. She has a very col- xV xcroft are spending several days Farm and C. S. Sherman will occupy his house I I. O. O. F., Past Master of Meridian Lodge, F. ing past pretty sented a petition pray in that the Judge of said Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 14t! scriber hereby gives notice that she lias & A. and Past Court determine who are entitled to the day of May next, and show if am ; been duly appointed (administratrix of the es- her father, Mr. John Fields.... in the village. Gideon Pomeroy, who has oc- M., High Priest of Ira Berry lection of hats. may cause, R. A. balance of said estate now in bis bands for dis- they have, why the said account should not b* I tate of the farm the year, has returned to Chapter, Masons. He also was a mem- .. school w7as closed last cupied past from was the tribution, their respective shares therein and allowed. Monday his home here-The ber of the Waterville Clinical Penob- Harry Bangs, Esq., Searsport j AMANDA M HEAL, late of Lincolnville, assessors finished get- Society, order the same distributed GKO. E. mg to the illness of the scot Medical Maine Medical of his Mr. and Mrs. Knowles accordingly. JOHNSON, Judge. : in the of and teacher, ting the inventory last Saturday-Geo. Sulli- Association, As- guest parents, A true copy. Attest: County Waldo, deceased, given sociation and American Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to bonds as tile law directs. All ■ Ada van, Jr., came from New York last week to the Medical Associa- 20th. Chas. E. | persons having Donough_Mrs. Campbell Bangs April all persons interested by causing a copy of this j Johnson, Acting Register. demands against the estate of said deceased the summer with his E. P. Sulli- tion. He was a member of the Universalist | ; mg at the home of her brothers, spend uncle, order to be published thiee weeks successively are desired to present the same for church. In he was a Mr. H. H. Lamson, who died in ; settlement, van-Lorenzo Baxter celebrated his 94th politics Republican. Searsport in The Republican Journal, a newspaper pub- SS.—In Court ol Probate, held at Bel- and dl indebted thereto to Augustus MiBS Weeks arerequested make Campbell. birthday April 9th. About 20 neighbors gather- Among the characteristics of the doctor’s life April 19th, was brought home April 20th. The lished at Belfast, that they may appear at a Pro- WALDOfast, on tile 9th day of April, 19L2. Everett payment immediately. .sc- for her who is in fee- was his love for old friends and old associa- bate Court, to be held at Bel last, within and for B. Choate, administiator on the estate of NELLIE M. brother, ed in the evening to offer congratulations, and funeral was held at his home 22nd. The Georg* MONROE. tions. While his April said County, on the 14th day of May, a. D. VV. Choate, late of Alontville, in said County 1912. Mr. and Mrs. IT LOOKS LIKE A CRIME W. WESCOTT, executor of the last a late home in Mass. He Universalist church, which W£.s filled with are desired to the sa ne for Danvers, 17th. Aftei will of E. late of in GEORGE E. JOHNSON, present settlement, to a a their meeting Wednesday evening, April CLEMENT Mary Brooks, Belfast, Judge. of the late Cotton separate boy from box of Bucklen’s friends paying last respects to a beloved A true and all indebted thereto are requested to make Rev. James and came said County of Waldo, deceased, hav ng pre- copy. Attest; citizen of the town. There were a rare transacting such business as before the payment immediately. Arnica halve. His pimples, boils, scratches, pro- sented a petition praying that the actual market Chas. E. Johnson. Acting Register. hood in Troy, where he leaves a met in the hall and had * FRANK A. CUSHMAN. fusion of floral tributes. The services were meeting they dining value of the property of said deceased, now in knocks, and bruises demand it, and its and 9, 1912. ends. He was a bright boy, and a sprains conducted by Rev. F. S. Walker, pastor of the fine treat enjoyed games. There was his hands, subject to the payment of the collat- LDO SS —InCourt or rrooace, held at Bel Montville, April quick relief for burns, scalds, or cuts is his church. of members of goodly number present. eral inheritance tax, the persons interested in WAfast, on the 9th day of April, 1912, Clemen 1-ct and sterling qualities, whose I Large delegations NOTICE. The subscriber here- F. & A. the succession thereto, and the amount of the VV. Wescott, executor of the last will of Mary E right. Keep it handy for boys, also Meridian Lodge, M., Bethlehem Chap- The club met Mrs. notice that she has been "-its to his native town were great- girls. Tuesday with Small Tues- tax thereon, may be determined the of Brooks, late of Belfast, in said County, deceased EXECUTRIX’Sby gives duly ap- : ter, O. E. S., Phlentoma and Sebasti- by Judge executrix of the last wiil and Heals healable and does it Lodge, day afternoon, April 16th. Owing to the verj Probate. having presented his first account of administra pointed testament Of his father’s of 9 chil- everything quick. cook I. O O. of family Encampmest, F., marched from bad the was tion of said estate for allowance. for 25 cents at all travelling attendance small. The Ordered, That the said petitioner gives notice to brothers and two sisters sur- Unequaled piles. Only union nan to iuc muiui, j.no oearers were ARNOLD HARRIS, late of club baby, little Thelma Vose, better known bj all persons interested by causing a copy of this Ordered, that notice thereof be given, thre' Belfast, druggists. Dr. T. N. Drake* Dr. E. A. Dr. V. T. in Tlte Journal also survived by one son. His Porter, the members as “Tuesday," or “Mary Ann,' order to be published three weeks successively in .weeks successively, Republican in the County of Waldo, deceased. All persons v and Dr. H. E. Marston. a in Belfast, m said demands the estate of Lathbury w;as present for the nrst time, and as many ai The Republican Journal, a newspaper published newspaper published County having against said de- away a few months ago. Much that all interested attend at a Pro has been to at Belfast, that they may at a Probate persons may ceased are desired to present the same lor set- A PICTURE OF CAMP TILDEN. oider lady known do she slep' appear be held at 1411 x tended to the afflicted friends. Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said hate Court, to Bellasr.on the tlement, and all indebted iHereto are requested the program and was to receive Mr. Albert W. Cunningham died 10th through ready on the 14tli ol A. D. 1912, day of May next, and show cause, if any the; to make payment immediately to Charles F. >■ April County, day May, been received the attention during the social half hour. Mrs the said account should not be ai oi mv aimouncing The State library has bought a crayon at the home of his sister, Mrs. George W. Ber- at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, have, why Thompson Belfast, Me., authorized agent. read a very paper on the if the of said lowed. EMILY IIYA.MS. 1‘alatka, Florida, April 10th, of view of Tilden winter as iy, 33 Pleasant street, Rockland, of Dodge interesting any they have, why prayer peti- Camp quarters paralysis, Chinese Wall and answered tioner should not be I GEO E. JOHNSON, Judge. New York City, April 9,1912. .from which disease he had suffered and been many question! granted. ur Cavanagh, and Miss Mae it appeared when by the 16th this GEO. E. A true copy. Attest: occupied disabled for several about great piece of work. The hostess JOHNSON, Judge. " totally years, aged 63 Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. ahue of Stockton Springs. Miss Maine Regiment in 1864. This camp was served cake and coffee. The next A true copy. Attest: X ECU TORS’ NOTICE. The subscribers years. He was a native of a eon of meeting Chas. E. located near Swanville, the of Johnson, Acting Register. not* that have been to Fiorida last fall in company Mitchell’s station, Virginia, the late H. should condition the country roads per fITALDO SS.—In Court or held at Bel 1A heieliygive they duty j Col. Henry Cunningham, who serv- | Probate, executors of the last will and testa- and the it as it mit. will be held with Mrs. Sibley, but if ven on the 9th of I 912. Susai ( | appointed Mrs. Geo. A. Stevens of Stock- crayon represents ap- ed in the civil war, first as captain of Co. A, At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and ; V? fast, day April. March 1864. i bad travelling with Mrs. Dodge, May 14th the of the 9th C. Rand, administratrix de bonis non. with th peared 16, Fourth Maine regiment, which company was for County Waldo, .on day of MON A. late made the acquaintance of Mr This will be the annual and officers n iui9 will annexed, of unelia Ressey, late of Unity SI PAYSON. of Belfast, This crayon is of interest to raised him in Belfast, and later as lieuten- meeting particular by will be chosen for the next and in the of Waldo, deceased. All know’ him speak only words of colonel of the 19th year the sub- BICKMORE and Octavia County persons Maine people from the fact that, the ant Maine. At the close of Bickinore, i first and final account of administration of sail demands the estate of said for next year's work decided on. The re of Estelle Morse having against, de- ? will to his home in New the war, Col. and took ject MAIDadopters Lettie of Troy, estate, together with the claim of sail 1 go colonel of this was Charles W. Cunningham family up this be private ceased are desired to present the same for set- regiment at port of year’s work will given anc in said County of Waldo, having presented a for allowance. '■ Julv. but will snend their win- their residence Manassas, V:i.t and he was administratrix, tlement, and all indebted thereto are requested Tilden of Hallowed, and the lieutenant items of interest are to be of the praying that the name of said Lettie elected sheriff of Prince William his given by any petition ! Ordered, That notice thereof be given, Hire to make payment immediately. !'da. and best Gen. Farnham of county, members. Estelle Morse may be changed to Lettie Estelle Congratulations colonel, Augustus B. son Albert a? weeks in The Journal MARKS STILES, ; serving deputy. About 1884, Al- Richmond for the reasons stated in said peittion- successively, Republican iended to a former of the a in in said MARY C. AMES. j them for long, happy Bangor, adjutant general bert came to Rockland and engaged in the gro- newspaper published Belfast, County of Ordered, That the said petitioners give notice to that all persons interested may attend at a ITc Jackson, April 9, 1912. ! us life. “Mae” has friends State Maine. The other field officer cery business and afterwards built a many green- all persons interested by causing a copy of this hate Court to be held at Belfast, on the 1 *411 was A. I and conducted business as a He ■ Major D. Leavitt. house florist. order to be three weeks ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Tbe sub- and elsewhere who will sadly Over Half-Century. published successively day of May next, and show cause, it any the; | The shows the head- married Miss Mary Morrill. He is survived by in The Republican Journal, a newspaper publish- the said account and clain scriber hereby gives notice that he lias have crayon brigade have, why private i the promise of frequent a brother and two sisters—E. R. Cunningham ed at Belfast, that they may appear at a Erobate should not be allowed. been duly appointed administrator of the estate quarters, regimental headquarters, have to be held at Belfast, within and for said dimmer to old friends-Dr. and ! ot Washington, D. C., and Mrs. G. W. Berry Humphreys* Specifics Court, GEO. E. JOHNSON. Judge. of hospital, chapel, sutler’s tent and the on the 14th of May, A. D. and Mrs. A. I. Mather of Rockland. been used by the people with County, day 1912, A true copy. Attest: ELIZABETH PARKER, late oi Northport, A. Stevens, who have the tents of the line as well as the at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause, Chas. E. j spent officers, Johnson, Acting Register. In the of Waldo, deceased, and •’ satisfaction for more than BO if they have, why tne prayer of said peti- County given are home of the men. The rebel in ariy Florida, expected very camps camp tioners should not be granted. bonds as the law directs. All persons having toon tv, The sent SS.—In Court of Probate, held at Bel demands the estate of ine schools in will next the distance also appears upon the Shoe Situation. years. Medical Book free. «EO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. against said deceased Troy begin on the 9th day of April. 1912. J. II ■ are desired to tiie same for A true copy. Attest: WALDOfa^t, present settlement, crayon. administrator on the estate of Id; > teachers as follows: Troy Center, Chas. E. McKinley, and all indebted thereto are requested to make This valuable is noted in and while Pric# Johnson, Acting Register. late cf in said de iam8 of very crayon will soon be Improvement footwear, Ro. tor M Kimball, Jackson, County, immediately to Jonn K. Dur.ton of Bel- Unity; Rogers Corner, Miss his second and flna L payment i placed in a suitable case, and with the the higher prices demanded cauBe conservative 1 Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations.25 ceased, haviug presented fast, Maine, my authorized agent. Ward Miss both NOTICE. The subscrib account of administration of said estate for al SAMUEL ^ Knutson; Hill, MinaCunning- of the 16th buying, manufacturers and wholesalers 2 Worms, Worm Fever, or Worm Disease. .25 FREEMAN. history Maine, by Major A er hereby gives notice that be has been duly iowance. March Miss report an increase in business as the season and Wakefulness of Infants.25 ADMINISTRATOR’S Morristown, N. J., 12. 1912. t Hill, Katherine Philbrick* R. which also has a in the 3 Colic, Crying administrator of the estate of 1 Small, place advances. Local have more appointed Ordered, That notice thereof be given, thre r,»y. Miss jobbers received 4 Diarrhea, of Children and Adults.25 Lampher; Gernsh Corner, State House library, will prove a A. weeks successively in The Republican Journal NOTICE. The sub- ^ very liberal orders from retailers with the appear- 7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.25 ABB1E ROBERTS, late of Brooks, alt; ^eec^ valuable record of that a published in Belfast, in said County ADMINISTRATRIX’Sscriber hereby gives notice that she has been Hill, Mrs. Cunningham; regiment. ance of seasonable weather. Continued in the of Waldo, deceased, and given newspaper administratrix of the Bair6 8 Toothache, Faceache, Neuralgia.25 County that all persons interested may attend at a Pro duly appointed estate of I>!bl Another view of Tilden is shown ruleB in shoe but business, bonds as the law directs. All having Lucy Burgess; Webster DiBt., Camp strength leathers, • Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.25 persons bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 14th da; ^ in sole re- demands the estate of said deceased CHARLES R. PENDLETON, late of in the history just mentioned, but it doee particularly leather and calfskins, is 1 0 Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak Stomach.25 ag&inst of May*; next, and show cause, if any the I Islesboro, -rady; Cooks Corner, Angie Garcelon. are desired to present the same for settlement not as a stricted, owing to of have, why the said account should not be al in the County of Waldo, deceased, and ney give good general idea of the paucity supplies.—Dun’s 18 Croup, Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis.25 and all indebted thereto are requested to make given arter °* Shirley, Mass., is visiting 20th. lowed. bonds as the law directs. All ffc'it! camp as does this Review, April 14 Salt Rheum, Eruptions, Erysipelas.25 persons having m crayon. payment immediately. GEO, E. JOHNSON, Judge. demands against the estate of said deceased are town•••■Mrs. Alma Green and 15 or Rheumatic Pains.25 AVILLARD B. INGERSOLL, dii(i Rheumatism, A true copy. Attest: desired to present the same for settlement, and Fever and Malaria.25 Belfast, April 9. 1912. Mr Hilton are visiting her parents, Will Make Paper Boxes, 16 Ague, Chas. E. Johnson, Acting Register. all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- 1T Piles. Blind or Bleeding. External, Internal.25 ment immediately. F Mrs- Milton Carleton-T. H. Cook, in Head.25 A DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. The subscrib CORAS. PENDLETON. A number man- 19 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold NOTICE. The sub and M. B. were in of representative shoe A er hereby gives notice that he has been 1912.—3wl7 gor ;>lyrick Ferguson Ban- 20 Whooping Cough, Spasmodic Cough.25 scriber hereby gives notice that she has beei Islesboro, April 9, ufacturers of Lewiston and Auburn have duly appointed administrator of the estate of ADMINISTRATRIX’S Uf8day attend court... .Miss Pauline CASTOR IA 2t Asthma, Oppressed, Difficult Breathing.25 duly appointed administratrix o f the estate of Ro^r ,K incorporated under the name of the Man- 25 TIMOTHY R. late of Burnham, ALFRED S. late of at horne from the Maine Central In- For Infants .27 Kidney Disease, HUNT, JACKSON, Belfast, Hitij p and Children. Box and man- DR. ufacturers’ Company, will 128 Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness.1.00 and in the County of Waldo, deceased, and givei E.~sTwiBBER. >11 with measles....The in the County of Waldo, deceased, given reading ufacture paper boxes for the shoe trade. ■30 Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bod.25 bonds as the law directs. All persons having bonds as the law directs. All persons havinj Cittb^u!teeive an The Kind deceased are demands the estate of said decease* ium oyster supper and entertain- You Have Always Bought Practically all the incorporators are mem- 34 Sore Throat, Quinsy_ 25 demands against the estate of said against DENTIST desired to the same for settlement, aud are desired to present the same for settlement “Grange hall 24th. bers of the Shoe Manufacturers’ Associ- 77 Grip, Hay Fever aad Sommer Colds.25 present [ April all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- and all indebted thereto are requested to mak -^ ation. It is understood that dissatisfac- Sold by dnirglits or sent on receipt of prloe. ment immediately. payment immediately. Room 5. Masonic LUCY A. JACKSON. Temple. tion with the present trade with box firms HUMPHREYS’ HOHEO. MEDICINE 00., Cornel WILLIAM G. FOSTER. "Jnham.Q’ Belfast, April 9,1912. 64-3 tf!2 8Un8^ine and wind—a combination that caused the new move. william and Ann Street*. New York. Burnham, April 9,1912. Telephone j entertainment and presented “Mrs. Almira SEARSPORT. Pease and her Family Album” with the follow ! ing cast: Almira Pease, Gertrude Patterson William P. Sargent planted potatoes April ; Mother, Mrs. Annie Adams; Father, Albn has no substitute for 18th. Royal t3 a Murch j£J Clary; “Me” as little girl.^pizabeth Nervous? R. L. Coe of Boston was in town last week making delicious home-baked foods Eben, my husband, Allen Patterson; "Me" as on business. /U1 bride, Sara Seavey; The Twins, our children Louise and Caro Hatch; the parsoi James A. Colson is spending a few days in Beckwith who married us, E. S. Bowker; the parson': Thin? Boston on business. Pale? wife, Bertha Keen; the parson’s boy, Clarenci Arthur Jackson of Everett, Mass., was in Hall; Sister Jane Higgs, Abbie Cook; Sistei Are you tired, lack town a few days last week. easily your Jane Higgs’ husband, Deacon Jabez Higgs, J will usual vigor and The stated meeting of Mariner’s Lodge K. Dennett; Sophila, Jane’s eldest daughter strength? on 30th. I i Then be Tuesday evening April j Isabel Ginn; Ann Eliza Jane’s .other daughter your digestion must be Vinal- j Sch. Pemaquid sailed Saturday for Alice Parker; village beauty, Isabel Smalley poor, your blood must be for Bros. en “Swing-toe” haven with spool edgings Pike Grandpa Hobbs, Edwin Bowker. After the thin, your nerves must be who has been confined tertainment and crackers were served Shoe. Capt. A. G. Closson, punch weak. You need a to the house by illness, is able to be out again. strong and WEDDING BELLS. tonic. You need High Arch, up- Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kendall and Mr. Kendall’s Ayer’s curved Toe. the mother, Mrs. Mary R. Perkins, left Monday Dyer-Stimpson. Raymond Bradbury, sor Sarsaparilla, only Sarsa- Lower Cuban Heel than for Mass. of Mr. B. and Alici free Worcester, and Mrs. George Dyer, parilla entirely from alco- on “Spanish” model. Fannie Mrs. F. W. Burr of Brewer was in town over I Powder Arthur, daughter of Mrs. S. Stimpson hol. We believe your doctor Fancy perforation B. Sweet- were at the bride’s home, No, 1] Sunday with her husband at James Baking married around of etc. will endorse these top vamp, at 10 a. m. Wednesday, Apri state- ser’s on Nichols street. | Spring street, A “Smart” Ki 24th. Rev. David L. Wilson, pastor of the Cor, and find out. decidedly James E. Wentworth, who has been confined & ABSOLUTELY PURE ments.^Ask with considerable gregational church officiated and used th, shoe, sug- to the house for several weeks with the grip, If you think constipation is of trifling single service. The ceremony was wit' gest ion of that high-toe is able to be out again. ring consequence, just ask your doctor. He and a few intimate Fashion which has nessed only by relatives will disabuse you of that notion in lately Edward Tuttle of West Newton, Mass., was short The friends of the contracting parties. The order. “Correct it at once!” he will ruled in advanced foot- the guest of Mrs. G. WT. Hichborn over Sunday, M only Baking Powder made \v ; home was pre-ttily decorated with palms, ferns say. Then ask him about Ayer's Pills. wear for men. returning home Monday. M from Cream of Tartar M and red geraniums. The bride was charming A mild liver pill, all vegetable. But, for all this, a Royal Grape Made by tlia J. C. A3TSK. CO Lowell, Plass. Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Pattee left Saturday for a of white chiffon and in wedding gown cluny dainty womanly type,— where Mrs. Pattee will undergo an a of bride roses. Boston, lace. She carried bouquet with for trouble. BELFAST PRICE individuality. operation spinal The couple was attended by the bride’s brother, CURRENT. arrived from Mr. Elmer B. and his wife, the Corrected Weekly for The Journal. Barge Boylstone Friday Wey- Stimpson SPECIFICATIONS 1 B. and Mr, PRODUCE MARKET. PAID mouth, Mass., with 950 tons of fertilizer to STUUiVTUJN b^KIlNOS. groom’s sister, Miss Sabra Dyer, PRODUCER. j and the of the : wore 75al.00i the A. A. C. Co. at Mack’s Point. mania for speed cupidity grea George Harte. Stimpson pink Apples, per bu, Hay, 17.00al8.00 j Mrs.^ 71 a iue»» dried, per lb., Hides, 8 i steamship lines! Will it teach lesson, pai< messamie anu miss i/jci ngui giccu —Russet Calf No. 3—3/4 Local fishermen are getting their fishing Mrs. C. Fletcher, Church street, wai Beans, pea, Lamb, 10 George and hearts? silk Mrs 2.75a2.90| — for by death aching line. Mrs. Dyer wore pongee and Y. 2.25ia2.50 Foxed* B atto a tackle for the salmon and trout in Swan last for return Beans, E„ Lamb Skins, 60a65 ready in Bangor Saturday shopping, A The the wives Stimpson navy blue messaline. wed Butter, 30 8 Russ. Top. Lake as soon as the ice goes out. ! leap-year ball, given by Mutton, ing at night. 6a7 32 8 and sisters of the members of Was ding breakfast followed the ceremony, Mrs Beef, sides, Oats, lb., 50 —Soles Sq.—Heels and Miss Deborah daughters Miss Jessie C. Nickerson was called to Bostoi Beei,forequarters, 6 Potatoes, 1.50 inch Cuban Mr. Melvin Thompson club last at th< Harcourt and Mrs. a. Stimpsor 17/8 saumkeag Thursday evening George Barley, bu, 60lRound 8 Williams, who spent the winter in Jackson- j the critical illness of his moth Hog, Monday by club rooms, was pronounced a grand succes; ; serving. The menu was cold meats, chicker Chaese, 19 Straw, 6.00 ville, Fla., returned home last week. Mrs. Alfred B. Thompson. > er, the masculine fraternity attending. Th< salad, hot rolls, coffee, olives, ice cream anc Chicken, 16,Turkey, 26a28 | by Calf Skins, 15 i Schodner Clarence H.Vernor arrived Sunday Mrs. Eliza West Main street, has re cake. They were the recipients of many use Tallow, 2 Trundy, committee of ladies, Mrs. Bion B. Sanborn Duck, tons of fertilizer to ful and consisting of cut glass 20!Veal, 12 from Baltimore with 1,400 been in Belfast for some time, the gues Goodere and Mrs. C costly gifts, cently Mrs. Milton J. George sterling, china, linen, etc. The bride’s going Eggs, 20 Wool, unwashed, 20 Hubbard Fertilizer Co. at Mack’s Point. wife. of her son, Mr. True G. Trundy,and i Fletcher, were active in securing dance order away gown was a blue tailored suit and blue Fowl, 14'Wood, hard, 4.00a4.50 finish- messaline with hat of burnt straw trim- Geese, 18,Wood, soft, 3.00 Steamer Kennebec, Capt. Wainwright, Mr. and Mrs. D. Shute, East Mail and arrangements for the music waist, Harry perfecting med with and cherries. left IOTYLISH red velvet They RETAIL PRICE. RETAIL dock ■ MARKET. ed discharging at the Penobscot coal last and in Ban and refreshments. Mrs. Frank Jack | street, spent Friday Saturday dancing on the 12.20 train for Portland and Brunswick for News. 4 Beef, Corned, 12 Lime, 1.10 Thursday and sailed Newport the last train. son acted as floor manager,” and kept every amid a shower of rice and confetti, with the gor, returning Saturday by Butter 18a22;Oat 5 of friends. Or Salt, 141b., Meal, Mrs. J. C. Nickels at a to the best wishes of a large circle The report last week that Elden street, arrive | thing moving lively pace, pleasun Corn. 97 Onions, 6 Capt. Shute, Sylvan their return they will go to housekeeping at I was on the steamer Titanic was erroneous as of all some of the re Cracked Corn, 92,Oil, kerosene, 12al3 from Portland last Friday to remain a fev participants, gentlemen the where he is associated in groom’s home, Corn Meal, 92 Pollock, 7 Mrs. Nickels is still touring in Europe. “When we have a dance, we’ll havi 1 business with his father. days with his family while his vessel, schoone marking: Cheese, 24 Pork, 13 to have Mrs. J. for floor Ice crean Steamer Kanawha, Capt. Burns, arrived Aetna, is loading. manager!” Cotton Seed, 1.75 Plaster, 1.13 from with tons of and cake were served very prettily, and at CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED Codfish, dry, 10 Rye Meal, 3^ Sunday Newport News 3,460 Shute came home from Rock j tMeStindmoreoftore^ Mr. Harry D. Cranberries, 13 Shorts, 1.70 coal to the Penobscot Coal Co. at Mack’s Point, late hour the company dispersed, feeling tha with LOCAL as cannot j land 16th for a short visit. He has beei APPLICATIONS, they Clover 30 April j is Seed, Sugar, 6& the ladies had most pleasantly returned th< ! reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh a T. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clement returned Tues- 1st officer of steamer Mineola the win Flour, 5.75a7.00 Salt, I., 40 j during J blood or constitutional disease, and in order tc offered them by Wassaumkea* H. G. Seed, 8.75a9.t0 Sweet Potatoes, 0 | from where the Rockland. compliments cure remedies. Hall’s day Daytona, Fla., they passed ter, with head-quarters at it you must take internal 13 Wheat club the winter in the Lard. Meal. 4$ and their home on Main street. throughout frequen Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts di- winter, opened [ Miss Emma Hichborn of Searsport, ac May “ladies’ nights” which had been much enjoye< rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’; arrived Tuttli I ROKiN Sch. Northland, Capt. Saunders, her cousin, Mr. Edward « Catarrh Cure is not a medicine. It was companied by I bv both hosts and guests. quack Sunday from Newport News with 3,340 tens of of Sunday with her aunt prescribed by one of the best physicians in Newton, Mass., spent J Bridges. In North Brooklin, April 14, to this country for years and is a regular pre- coal to the Penobscot Coal & Wharf Co. at Miss Nellie Hichborn, West Main street. J Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bridges, a SECRET SOCIETIES. • scription. It is composed of the best tonics daughter, --FOR..j Mack's Point. Hilda Louise. Mr. E. H. has returned from Spring known, combined with the best blood purifiers, Doyle Greenlaw. In Castine, April 10, to Mr. and West be a acting on the mucous surfaces. The Dr. Sidney B. Sargent of Newton, field, Maine, where he has been employed as There will special meeting of Primrose directly Mrs. J. Warren a combination of the two is Greenlaw, son, Mass., who has been his Mr. O. E. S., perfect ingredients Rogers. In to Mr. and visiting parents Chapter, tomorrow, Friday, evening what produces such wonderful results in curing Belfast, April 12, Mrs. William Rogers, a son, George Herbert. and Mrs. E. A. Sargent, Prospect street, re- new railroad from Bangor to Houlton. for work. Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. posed Robbins. In to Mr. and "Summer Wear Stonington, April 7, turned home F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, 0 Friday. Mr. Loren street, returnei 1 A special communication of Phoenix Lodge Mrs. L. Robbins, a son, Hollis Vinton. Griffin, Maple Sold by druggists, price 75c. Timothy Spring j Stevens. In West to Its not too bad, and not too good, James Scully, foreman of the shipping de- from Bangor last Saturday, having spent th< F. '& A. M., was held last Monday evening foi Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. Brooksville, April 14, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stevens, a son. But I do like to see men of the A. A. C. at Mack’s Point with his widowed sister-in-law work in the Entered Apprentice degree. dress as they should’ partment Co, day recently Wardwell. In Penobscot, April 8, to Mr. ii 1 for the past three months, left Tuesday for his Mrs. Truman M. Griffin, and daughters, The Grand Commandery of the United Or- SHIP “NEWS. and Mrs. Justin L. Wardwell, a son. Thev can do it if they buy their Furnishing ij home in Weymouth, Mass. Pittsfield. der of Golden Cross has elected Herber | MARRIED Josiah L. Hamilton, who has been confined Capt. Edmund Hichborn arrived last Frida; McKenr.ey of Portland grand commander ii j AMERICAN PORTS. Goods, Hats, Caps, Neckwear, Hosiery (Inter- his sis Dyek-Stimpson. In Belfast, 24, to the house with pneumonia for several from Baltimore for a brief visit with place of Col. A. S. Bangs, who has servet 1 j New York, April 16. Sld, schs Mary L Cros- April by woven or j Rev. David L. Wilson, Mr. Raymond B. Dyer Everwerr), Lamson & Hubbard Hats Wes ; and declined a Portland; Edward Stewart, eastern weeks, was so far recovered as to be able to ters, Misses Emma and Nellie Hichborn, eight years re-election. | by, port and Miss Alice Arthur both of Bel- I Abbie St S for Swan’s Is- Stimpson, to re rfowker, George, I, and Earl & and be out last week. Main street. He left Monday morning I. Elon B. : fast. Caps, Hathaway, Wilson Shirts j Ralph Morse, Gilchrest, T. Franl land; Henrietta Whitney, Elizabeth port foi Ekquist-Marshall. In Belfast, April 17, by M. A. Cook had a sale of tumblers last join his vessel. Parker, E. R. Spear and H. C. Buzzell of thi \ I Belfast; Henry R Tilton, South Amboy foi big Fred W. Brown, Esq., Martin S. Ekquist and Collars, Yale Union Suits—I am agent for these ■ Portland; D H Rivers, Philadelphia; 17, ar, sch week and will have another special sale next The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet this.Thurs city went to Rockland Friday to take the Scot j Mrs. Ella Marshall, both of Belfast. Eagle Wing, Jacksonville; sld, sch Thelma, Sa- and are not to be in or whist a 5 tish Rite at a Ginn-Crowley. In North Penobscot, goods they found elsewhere < Saturday—one day only. See his advt. He day, afternoon, for sewing playing, degree special meeting held ii > I vannah; 18, ar, schs Ira B Ellems, Stonington, April 14, Chester,W. Ginn of Sullivan and Miss Bessie also has a of basket individuals may desire, with Mrs. Leroy Nick that city Friday evening. They were accom Me, via New London; William isbee, Vinal- nicec!ine May paper. | B. Crowley of Gouldsboro. the city—Nice line of Hats and haven; 19, ar, schs Metinic, Flort Caps F°oNErsTLF erson, Church street. All are invited to at panied by Wilmer J. Dorman, Morris L. Stonington; Gray-Calder. In George M. Porter and family will leave to- Slugg Condon, Jonesboro; stmr Millinocket, Stock- Vinalhaven, April 15, tend the cordial hostess. S. Parker and Fred L. and L. Calder. day, for Ct.. where by Augustus Orlando E. Frost. sld, schs Annie P Chase, Norfolk; Kil Gray Mary DWIGHT P. Masonic Thursday, Pomfret, they ton; Holland-Stockbridge. In PALMER, Temple N for sld Stonington, April !j Mi Carson, Chrome, J, 20, will make their home in the future, Mr. Porter Miss Emma Hichborn, who is assisting After the regular meeting of Primros Bucksport; James E. Holland and Miss Stock- sch Sarah L 13, Daisy weeks in h 5 stmr Millinocket, Stockton; 21, ar, having a fine position there on a large estate. J. H. Howes of Belfast for a few Chapter, O. E. S., last a ^ bridge, both of Friday evening brigh Davis, New Bedford; sld, sch N E Ayer, east- Stonington. was at home a J little two act The Morrill-Knight. In Belfast, April 17, by Hannibal H. Lamson, one of the most promi- dry goods establishment, coupl farce, Suit of Livery, wa ; I ern port; 23, ar, schs Susan N Pickering, Ston- » „. — Rev. Arthur A. Ever* tt Morrill and Miss he r n mu;4_.1 r« tp rri: i. Blair, of recently, during the stay of with the cast: nent citizens of Freedom, died very suddenly days, presented following Ralph Hay Elizabeth Knight, both of Belmont. Edmund Hichborn, in town. Herbert Cove; Harold C Beecher, Stonington for Phila- at 8 a. m. last Friday morning- at the Searsport brother, Capt. ford, Douglas; Clifford J. Pattee, Jeem 5 Willis-Ellis. In Rockland, April 17, May- I delphia. nard S. Willis and Mrs. Nina M. both of while breakfast. Mr. Lamson L. Albert Gardner returned 17t 1 ’EneryH’Adkinson, the butler; 17. Clifford N Carver Ellis, j House, eating Mr. April ClarenceWilley Boston, April Cld,sch Rockland. Clarence » News and sch Annie & J had been in town a few days on business and from Belfast, after serving for two days o Sharp, the detective; Miss Louis Newport Tampa; 18, ar, Isabel Reuben, Stonington; 19, sld, sch Clifford I\ was a guest at the House. He arose Mrs. Gardner ] Read, Farrington, the lady of the houst DIED Searsport the grand jury. accompanie Carver, Newport News; 20, sld, sch J Man as usual Mrs. Clarence Read, Mrs. Friday morning and was sitting in the him, they being the guests of Mr. G.’s partne Egbert Farringtor » Chester Haynes, Hampden Roads and Savan Pans In 200 her Miss Bennett. Prospect Ferry, April 18, AI- oifice with a commercial traveler i 1 aunt; Alice E. Simmons, Gretcher nah; 21, ar, schs Jane Palmer, Carter, Norfolk j chatting Mr. Albion P. Goodhue, 2nd, and wife, while j wife of the late Andrew Bennett. Agate Pudding the maid. James W Jr, do; 22, ar, schs T j meda, 10c. For sale I** when called to breakfast. He went to the j The parts were assigned and th Paul, Mary Regular price the city. William Litchfield Blake. In Searsport, April 19, Stephen H. under the Lynch, Stonington; E, 27tli, for loom and sat down to play given direction of Miss Sim ; Blake, 78 years, 8 months ami 22 Saturday, April dining partake of his Mr. and Mrs. Manter Decrow have move j | Darien, Ga. aged days. U 1 mons and Brown. In breakfast and almost was a mirth-provoking production. 19. stmr Californian ! Rockland, April 16, Lydia A., O One day only expired immediately. He ^ Philadelphia, April Ar, T from the so-called John Merrithew place ir.t widow of Daniel E. Brown, a native of Lineoln- ©30 At Puerto Mexico. leaves a widow, one son and tw’o daughters. the annual meeting of the Great Counc: 1 75 the Carter house,School street, the latter Ioce Georgetown, S C, April 16. Sld, sch Pendle ville, aged years. Always somethin'i new at the The remains were taken to Freedom of Red Men of Maine in 19th | Conner. In Castine, April 8, Josephine Sara Saturday tion being more convenient for his expre? s Portland, April » ton Sisters, New York. Conner, aged 19 years, 3 months and 15 days. for burial. between Be the following officers were elected: Grea t Hilo, April 9. Sld# stmr Virginian, Salint BUSY business Stockton, Searsportand Donnell. In 18, G. Everett STORE, Fred Cruz. Searsmont,|April Capt. J. F. Murphy, the noted deep-w'ater fast, each Sachem, A. Hobbs, South Berwick; grea , 43 4 months ami 13 running daily way. 16. Ar, sch Georgia Gilkey Donnell, aged years, days- senior W. S. Mobile, April French. In Daniel A. MAIN of who died at. home sagamoie, Alexander, » j Orland. April 12. E. M. COOK, 3EARSPORT, shipmaster Bath, his Recently Mr. M. J. Goodere and Mr. Georg p Eastpor Anoyo. Dr. French, aged 73 vears. 5 months and 10 davs. April 15th, had as his first command the great junior sagamore, H. I. Durgin, Kit San Juan, April 3. Ar, schs F~ed W Ayer ship C. Fletcher, residents of Church street, hav e Grindle. In Castine, April 7, Mrs. Ann WE SELLNEW HOME SEWING MACHINES. tery; Arthur B. Mobile; Fairfield, New York; 4, ar, bark Man David Brown of Searsport, in 1872, relieving great prophet, Cook, Lewistor Wilson 83 2 months and 21 Lhl installed telephones in their respective home i Barry, Mobile; sld, sch Isabel B Wiley, Turk’, Grindle, aged years, William G. who fell and broke great keeper of wampum, Charles F. days. Capt. Nichcls, This convenience is now common in towi Hoope: Island. | ^ _]____ very | Gross. In 16, Mrs. Frances A. his log. Capt. Murphy then was first officer Portland; great chief of records, Herbert I i Ponce, April 22. Sld, sch Governor Powers Orland, April People wonder how we managed to get alon ^ Gross, aged 43 years. Seal, Harrison B. _ Kent, Port Arthur. of the bark C. O. Whitmore with Capt. Hink- Portland; trustee, Watei j ! Hall. In North Mrs. ■■BammiBBiiHJii'.. without this household assistant, now so nece: i Savannah, April 16. Sld, bark Mabel I Mey Searsmont, April 21, ley, who recommended him to Nichols. house, Portland; representatives to the Grea t 1 Harriet Hal!, 70 years. Capt. sary. ; ers, Belfast; 17, sld, sch Pendleton Brothers aged Council of the United States, Arthur B. Cool ; IIarriman. In Belfast. April 22, Miss Mary He took command of the ship at Plymouth, » j New York. The friends of Capt. L. M. will 1 e Ira C. 16. sell IV j A. Harriman, aged 73 years. F. Swift and made Partridge Lewiston; Strout, Woodfords; I Newport News, April Sld, Alice Chas. Eng., the passage to Melbourne, Harry | Ingraham. In April 18, Mrs. J. glad to learn that he is now aid < f Calais. The Colburn, 17, sld, sch Independent Rockport, in 66 then able, by Gillis, present membership is 6 Bangor; Washburn 80 Australia, days; proceeded to New i stmr 18, Ingraham, aged years. HAS A GOOD LINE OP -—-— ---- d Providence; Kanawha, Searspori; pas 6WV 719, a gain of 366 for the Lamson. In Hannibal Castle, New South Wales, where he loaded year. sed out sch R P Pendleton to Searsport, April 19, his | Cape Henry 7 appetite, and annoying cough has lessens *' > Lamson of Freedom, aged 62 years, months coal for San at The sixth annual meeting of ft™-, West Francisco 27 shillings per ton, t Key and 9 His marked improvement seems remarl 21. sch Edward 1 [ days. quite Council of of i Key West, April Sld, chartering the ship himself. At the latter Maine, Degree Pocahontas, wa 5 Mosman. In Union, April 12, Wealthy A. able, considering the of his illnes Blake, Gulfport. severity ’’ held in Portland widow of Mial Mosman, 76 years Peas he chartered the at 80 a ton April 19th. Cora M. Plaiste I sch R Clough, aged Seed port 22. Tilton ship shillings 1 and his advanced i Portland, April Ar, Henry age. as and 5 months. on for he was Great Keeper of Records an ir Perth Amboy. grain Europe. Returning home presented Smith. In 12, The at Lowder Brook Bangor, 17. Ar, sch Elsie A Bucksport, April Ephraim OF offered a the Pendletons of canning factory opei teresting report showing a material i 1 April Bayles AND ALL KINDS ship by Searsport, gain schs Willis and Smith, aged 80 years. ALL COLOR ed last week. Clams are at Newport News; 18, ar, Guy the ow ners of the being put up pre: of the also a Snow. In 17, A., widow David Brown, but went to membership order, substantial ir Boston; Florence and Lillian, Portland; Chase Boston, April Lucy ent, but the sardine business will wit h crease in of George L. Snow, aged SO years, 3 months Bath, where he entered the of another begin the receipts, with a large balance r« Rockland; Izetta, Belfast; sld, sch Andrew Ne employ and 6 or Mxed the appearance of the little fish in adjacei t with the Great binger, St John, N B; 19, ar, sch Annie F Kim days. Separate shipping concern. The ship David Brown was maining Keeper of Wampun Turner. In Thomaston, April 18, John A. waters. a j ball, Northeast Harbor. Seeds Quite of is a Garden built in Brewer in 1864 for company operatives The election of officers in Turner, a veteran of the 9th Maine, aged 82 Capt. Phineas Pen- resulted the choic B I Searsport, April 18. Sld, stmr Kennebec in Bulk or Package ready at work and more will find t of the and 10 months. dleton, 3rd. She was 905 tons. Capt. Mur- employmei following: Great Pocahontas, Ethi 1 Norfolk; 19, ar, barge Boylston, Weymouth; 21 years there later York. In Rockland, 18, Capt. Frank in the season. Great ar, stmr Kanawha, Newport News; schs North- April phy’s last ship, the Shenandoah, was 3,406 Bailey, Auburn; Wenonah, Abbie Rame C. York of South about 45 PAPERS. Clarence H Venner, Baltimore Portland, aged years. IN BULK AND Mrs. _ land, Norfolk; tons, built at Bath in 1890. Everett Staples, Church street, returr dell, Eastport; Great 3 Minnehaha, Blanch 22, sld, barge Buck Mountain, Rockland. ed last Saturday from her seven weeks' at Moxcey, Great 17. stmr Millinocket • Obituary. Stephen H. Blake, the veteran Yarmouthville; Prophetesi Stockton, April Sld, sence with relatives and friends in Mattie V. Clark, New York; 21, sld, sch W H Rock calker, died at his home on Water street, Fri- Quine; r, Pemaquid; Great Keeper c f Davenport, “SIABBII) IN 1111 BACK." GRASS SEED ar, stmr Millinocket, New York. Scituate, New Bedford and oth« r Records, Cora M. land; 22, A.A.HowesKo., day morning after a long and painful illness of Mattapoisett, Plcisted, Portland; Grea j. AND of FOREIGN PORTS. Have Had a complication of diseases. He was the son of Massachusetts cities and towns. Her genii j Keeper Wampum, Hattie Minott, Sout How Many Belfast Readers 6 stm and Pi oebe Biake and was is Puerto Mexico, April 15 am. Ar, GROCERIES, DRUGS Stephen (Lord) presence warmly welcomed by her numerou s Portland; First Scout, Bessie Ray, Prospec t Those Sudden Twinges. born in Athens, Maine, July 27, 1833. His Oregonian, Curtis, New York; 17, 7 am, sld FARM SEEDS. connections and associates in our Harbor; Second Effie Have ever had a “crick” in the back? parents removed to Prospect and from there village. Scout, Wells, Wiltor ; stmr Hawaiian, Dow, Delaware Breakwatei you AND MEDICINES. Guard of Minerva t 7 a m, sld, stmr a to Searsport in 1840. When a boy he learned At the shooting match, last Saturday the tw a Tepee, Holway, Machias (for orders); 20, Georgian Does your back ache with dull, heavy, the calkers trade with Asa Warren,a well known P°rti Guard of Sweetser, Delaware Breakwater; 6, p m, ar captains were Mr. John R. Forest, Georgia M. Sheldor draggy throb? calker of in the The Merrithew, Mapl stmr Texan, Parse, New York. Searsport early days. Belfast, after street, and Mr. J. D. School th a 2 stmr Neva Is it hard to straighten up stooping? first vessel he worked on was the new brig Young, street, Salina Cruz, April 18, pm, sld, DR. E. H. BOYINGTOK Isola of 192 built 1 Aurora dan, San Hard to arise from a chair or turn in bed? tons, by the late Master victory being with the former's side. A nic Rebekah Lodge had a banquet ar Diego. List of Officers and Corporators i Mathews for the 18, 8 am. stmr Philadel Henry late Capt. James G. was Mrs. their annual roll-call Curacao, April Ar, Is the urine dark colored? Passages supper provided by Eben Libby an ] meeting last Tuesds y fo irregu-. EYE Annua! of Park in 1846, and during his long career phia, Hichborn, New York via San Juan SPECIALIST Meeting served house room evening. Mrs. E. S. Bowker had lar? at this calling he had worked on 101 new (her boarding dining bein, charge of tl e Laguayra, &c. Twenty-four years experience and skill in vessels and on repairing 39, in Searsport, to small for seating so large a company) i When your kidneys need attention, use a fitting glasses enables me to fit any eye that Belfast Savings Bank Belfast, Stockton and He never will Consultation Free. Sandypoint. Hichborn hall, near her house. tested kidney remedy. glasses help. married, and was a cripple .from BELFAST, MAINE, boy- Use Doan’s Kidney Pills—a remedy that has 44 South MAINE. hood, caused by a fever sore on one of his Stockton Republicans are listening to th Main St., WINTERPORT, ankles He was a reader and cured thousands. APRIL 10, 1912. great possessed far Way beatings of the Roosevelt drums Office Days, Mondays and Tuesdays. of a remarkably retentive memory, and was Convincing proof of merit in the following if : on the local marine wondering Massachusetts and New I WILL BE AT THE well-posted history of the Hamp statement: OFFICERS town from bis He was shire are to add their music to the bands not Forest boyhood days. quiet “I have House, Monroe, Wednesday, p. m., May and in his The W. C. Sheldon of Brooks, Me., says: James H. Howes, President, and one' of the N Y, 1st. unassuming ways in so Store many States. What is to be th< playing or Wilmer J. Dorman, Treasurer an most industrious of men. He is survived by had no occasion to use Doan’s Kidney Pills York’s Hotel, Brooks, Thursday, May 2nd. result of the issue now so Elon B. two James C. of fairly before th Bargain The 3rd. Gilchrest, Assistant brothers, Blake Searsport and any other kidney remedy for a long time. You Hotel, Thorndike, Friday a. m., May nation? The j Loring R. Blake of Thomaston, and by two sis- popular vote seems to be strong Central House, Unity, Friday p. m., May 3rd. TRUSTEES OPENING! OPENING! may continue to publish my former testimonial i ters, Miss Sarah E. Blake of Searsport, and one in one direction in the present month. Bellows’ House, Freedom, Saturday a. m., May James H. Howes, Arthur 1. sister in 1905, as I still have unlimited confi- who resides in Missouri. His oldest given 4th Ralph M. Johnson, Ben I». Fn Osias From Cape Jellison the £ brother, Capt. Blake, commander of the pier following hip At The New Block. dence in Doan’s Kidney Pills.” Orlando E. Frost. Caroline owned & was Colonial Theatre ship Reed, by Pope Talbot ping report telephoned Monday eveninj ■J For sale all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fos- by CORPORATORS of San Francisco, died on the from the passage April 17th, steamer Millinocket arrived wit i NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE WILL BE OPEN ter-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole acrents San Francisco to Pu^et Sound in and was j Albert C. Burgess, R. 11. U< from New buried at Fort Townsend. The funeral ser- general cargo, York; April 18tl for the United States. Arthur I. Brown, Nathan 1 Fred T. M. vices were held at his late home Sunday after- steamer Millinocket sailed with paper f#r Ne^ Remember the name—Doan’s—^and take no Chase, Ralph noon, Rev. C. H. of the First April 25th, | Robert P. Chase, George 11 McElhiney Cong’l York; April 20th, schooner Wiliiam H. Daver Thursday, other. Notice church officiating. The burial was in the fami- Wilmer J. Dorman, Samuel } sailed, for 22m ly lot in the village cemetery. port. light, Rockland; April I* With a BIG LINE of up-to-date goods in all New York styles and to Special Robert F. Dunton, Lucius 1 steamer Millinocket arrived with o MR. CHARLES M. WELCH T. B. Dinsmore, Clarence '1 general carg be sold at New York prices. We will carry a big line of from New York. Recently returned from Boston, where Ben D. Field, Thomas V\ Deafness Cured For Sale or to Let. Charles II. Field, Israel V\ Last week gave us the following weathe SUITS in NEW MODES and SMART MODELS he has been employed by one of the II. T. Field, George A. New six-room furnished cottage at the When Caused Catarrh. an in Charles W. Frederick, William i1 by Sunday, lovely morning, chilly afternoon, * head of Swan Me. Rent for four largest paper-hanging concerns that AND A FULL LINE OF Lake, j Orlando E. Frost, Lendal T If have noises in drizzling rain in evening; Monday, mild, slo months, $75. Address and has associated himself with you ringing your ears, ca- city, Albert Gammons, Edward Mi tarrh are their 4tl7pE. W. Mass. germs making way from the rainstorm; Tuesday, thick fog all day, wit h Ladies’ Coats in all Colors, One-Piece Dresses, Skirts CARTER, Hathorne, his father and is to do Asa A. Howes, William !' nose to the ears the prepared up-to- through tubes. thunder toward night, without rain; Wednei James H. Howes, Hartwell 1 Many cases of deafness caused by catarrh in Mixtures and Striped in Waist Effect, date and first-class work. He wants wan Serge High Attest: WILMER DORMAN have been cured H YUM El. It day, gray morning, bright mid-day and ° J. by breathing a BARGAINS to please his customers. reaches the inflamed heals overcast raw win< Waists in different styles and and line of all membrane, the air; Thursday, sky, easterly patterns, In several houses for sale. Also soreness and banishes which tenements M. W. WELCH & SON, Belfast. catarrh, iB the with rain toward night; Friday, dull mornini Ladies’ Wear. An line ot Millinery at bar- cause of most deafness. up-to-date to let. Apply to Telephone 67, ring 1-3 17tf rain in afternoon; Saturday beautiful sunshin F. C. Vanaman, railroad conductor of Bing- gain prices. M. R. KNOWLTON. hamton, N. Y., writes that he was cured of cool westerly wind. Farm for Sale, deafness after specialists had failed. If you desire to save money on your summer outfit call Building. Our citizens, so many of them retired sei 2wl7_City Situated on main road from Stocku HYOMEI (pronounce itfHigh-o-me) is guar- For Sale at the New York Bargain it will you to do so. to anteed to cure catarrh, coughs, colds, asthma, captains, can realize something of the horroi Store, pay Bangor,"containing about 100 1 croup, and sore or back. Com- WATCH Very desirable house lots on Ave- age, hay, pasture and wood land, or throat, money surrounding the awful catastrophe of th e LOST Northport plete outfit with inhaler $1.00. Extra bottles New York Store in the New Colonial nue, commanding a fine view of the bay. Ap- house, barn, and other out-building monster surrounded b Bargain on or near water. Good **'60 cents. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co., the en- steamship Titanic, Friday evening Franklin street. ly to P. D. H. CARTER, potato land. Farm orig’i1 114 Waldo $3500. Is one mile from R. R. station terprising pharmacists, and druggists every- grim ieebergs, mighty engines of destructioi Theatre Block. evenings. The finder will please leave it at Avenue, Belfast Me., where. Or GEORGE P. CARTER, Me. be sold. to SELECTS which no human can resist. This Searsport, Apply power aj THE JOURNAL OFFICE. 17tf 3wl7 Of Stockton SprW