Issued Tuesday Saturday Thursday Saturday The Courier-Gazette Issue Established January, 1846. By Th. Courler-Gu.tt.„ 465 Main 8t„ Ent.r.d aa Saeand Claw Mail Mattar. Rockland, Maine, Saturday, May 9, 1925. THREE CENTS A COPY Volume 80...... Number 56. The Courier-Gazette SEAV1EW CEMETERY A PAGE FROM THE PLAINS EOWDOIN’S INSTITUTE THREE-TIM ES-A-WEEK Park Commissioner Ingra- Notable Literary Men and ham Urges Spring Clean- Herd of Texan Driven Throu8h Our City Streets (Happy Surprises. ALL THE HOME NEWS Women Taking Part In Subscription $3.00 per year payable ln ad ing Be Given It. To RodcvUlen-Mr. Carroll Has Plans. vance ; single copies three cents. Great Celebration. Advertising rates based upon circulation and very reasonable. A visit to Sea View Cemetery, [Special to The Courier-Gazette] NEWSPAPER HISTORY Rockland was treated Thursday af around apprehensively to see what Sunday, moved the writer again to pole they could climb, in a pinch. Bowdoin College's Institute of The Rockland Gazette was established ln appeal to those who own lots in that ternoon to an impromptu Wild West (Mother 1846. In 1874 the Courier was established What really happened was no more Modern Literature opened in Me- city of the dead, or have loved ones Show, when Oscar W. Carroll trans and consolidated with the Gazette ln 1882. exciting than what usually happens mortal Hall The Free Press was established ln 1855, and I buried there, to do what can be done Monday night when ferred a herd of 38 cattle from on a Maine farm when cows are 1 ln 1891 changed Its name to the Tribune. to put in shape the last resting President Sills introduced the noted These papers consolidated March 17, 1897. Maine Central station to his farm in turned out to pasture for the first ' GOING places of the departed. time in the season. They moved New England poet Robert Frost. Memorial Day will soon be at Rockville. There were no flaming along In orderly manner until they Mr. Sills told of tlie planning of this MOTHERS’ DAY hand and much should be done to posters on the dead walls, and no TRAVELING? caught their flrst glimpse of green All that I am, my mother made ••• ■ improve present conditions. The loud blare of trumpets preceded the institute as an answer to the crit grass, and then they needs must stop icism that the colleges dealt only In me.—John Quincy Adams — winter season necessarily means event, but by some underground SUNDAY, MAY 10 for a taste of their favorite rations. the works of the past and Ignored ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• >«. ••• that care cannot then be given to our cemetery lots, but Dame (Nature 1 method the public learned of what A young woman garbed ln red skirt tlie modern writer. The institute Is MOTHER’S LOVE ia boundless, everlasting, deep—the most The handy and safe and waist disturbed their serenity beautiful thing in the universe. Only the most beautiful gift PRESENTED A FINE PROGRAM even now has begun her work of was being pulled off, and the freight held this year as part of the cele way to protect your rejuvenation, and those lots which | yarrt was full 0{ automobiles and not at all. Maybe they "saw red,” bration of the 100th anniversary of within the power of man is worthy of a Mother’s love. FLOW was but they did not betray the fact by ERS ARE THE PERFECT GIFT. In honor or in memory of funds is by using Trav Boys and Girls of Timber Hill School received proper care last year are 1 spectators. tlie graduation of Ixingfcliow and now green and coming along as well any hostile demonstration. Besider, Hawthorne in the famous class of Mother wear a Carnation. Send to Mother a flowering Plant, elers’ Checks. We issue Observed Health Day—Their Rec Mr. Carroll, who was the prime as could be expected. This is like the girl was on the station platform 1825. some Roses, Daffodils, Sweet Peas—and thus make Mothers’ ord. j factor in the day’s chief incident, was them in denominations of wise true of those portions of the out of harm’s way. Mr. Frost is a man of medium Day a sweet memory for her throughout the year. i formerly a ranchman in New Mexico, $10, $20, and $50. Shall avenues between the wrought, or Over Union street moved the caval height, with a sensitive, tired-look The pupils of Timber Hill school and thither, with his wife, he Jour we fit you out? traveled part of the road, and the cade. tempted here and there to make ing face and rather thick gray hair. observed May Day and Health Day neyed last winter to revisit the scenes detour on the grass-grown lawns, THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP last Friday. A jolly box supper was adjoining lots that were cared for He talked about “Vocal Imagination” | of his earlier days. Combining but kept into a semblance of order served at 6 p. m., the boxes being in last year. and from start to finish his discourse SILSBYS business with pleasure he bought a by the skill of Mr. Carroll and his the form of May baskets. The pro There are frequent patches of the j bubbled with humor—perfectly plain ' herd of cattle in New Mexico with the associates. 399 Main Street Rockland 4% INTEREST PAID ceeds will go to the School Improve beautiful pyxie, or flowering moss, ... , v . humor and also all kinds of the both of the pink and w’hite varieties, intention of shipping Jt, Korth^ but “Everybody was very nice to us,” subtlest sort. In fact, it was hard ment League. Beginning at 7.30 the there were some expensive formal! •is and the more sober-hued clusters of said Mr. Carroll to a Courier-Ga to tell just what Mr. FYost was following program was given: Health ties attending the deal, chief among pussy-toes, or ladies’ tobacco, are zette reporter yesterday. “We were laughing at—at us or himself. He play, “Road To Grown Up Town,” which was the cost of making the SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also plentiful. These little flowers chiefly afraid that some lawns might read Longfellow's "Flight Into by the entire school. Lillias Reed necessary test for tuberculosis. The took the part of “Joy’’ in a most seem to understand that it is now he damaged, but with the assistance Egypt”—a little-read ballad—and upshot of it was that Mr. Carroll creditable manner, leading the their opportunity to beautify God’s of M. 3. perry and Maynard Thomas used it as an illustration of his dis SJw sold his critters then and there. smaller children over the road and Acre, before the lawn mowers come who followed the route in their motor course on vocal imagination: That ie He did not intend to be defeated TI encountering many barriers which into use, and they are making the cars, and many others who helped words In poetry must convey images in his purpose, however, and in Kan- were removed by roadmakers in the most of the chance. Who shall say the drive was conducted without any to tho ear—that is. the sound of sas# City. Mo., bought anothei herd, Rockland order of their title: Cleanliness, that these floral tributes to the dead serious trouble. You can tell the poetry is as important as the im which had been raised in the Pan Water, Toothbrush, Hop Skippers, are unworthy, or discredit their public and the police department that ages to the eye and to the mind. Milkmen, Nid-Nodders, Vegetables beauty, the first offerings in the way handle region of Texas. In the herd I am very grateful to all.” The hall was well filled with an en National were 3S full blooded Hereford heifers SOME EXIRA GOOD TRADES and Fruits. Victor Health Exercises of flowers? The green grass and If Mr. Carroll had been able to thusiastic audience. and one steer, which attracted more were given in a most efficient man the budding leaves on the trees give bring a herd out of New Mexico It The day following each lecture Bank ner by the school and the farce further promise of what is to he attention than all the heifers by rea would have been accompanied by a there is held a round table confer SIX NICE SADDLE HORSES accomplished without human aid In son of the fact that he has a fifth MfMBfS “Scat” was presented. “The Physi celebrated cow-puncher, who has held ence to which only undergraduates Grade by Neck ^FECERALRESERVE" cal Torture Club,” a farce in which the beautifying process, but much leg emanating from between the a world rhami lent hip in roping an l are fortunate enough to lie present. must needs he done if the desired shoulder blades. The heifers will tying. The cowboy was as much FIVE PONY TEAlfis Edna Ross, as Mrs. Bangs and Paul Tuesday evening brought a record ■ Merriam as Mr. Bangs (who was ter improvement in the cemetery is to be two years old this summer. All disappointed in not getting the op breaking crowd to hear Rockland’s be brought to pass before May 30. have been dehorned and tested. portunity as Mr. Carroll was in not As good as money will buy ribly afflicted with rheumatiz) won own brilliant daughter, Edna St. Vin much credit, and kept the audience That those wKo arc gone are still The car containing the cattle was being able to show Rockland folks cent Millay. Cars were parked tn in good humor. Twenty of the pu held in loving remembrance, is evi an object of much curiosity on the what a i-rolesslonal Is like. all streets—forty minutes before A FEW GOOD BIG TEAMS pils of this school have just cpm- denced by the flowers placed on part of the crowd which had gath The herd which was driven through time the hall was filled. The poet pleted “Form C” of the Health Chore many graves: but gravestones need ered before the unloading began, and Rockland Thursday will he kept on was Introduced by Dean Nixon. She to be cleaned, hollows and depres HORSES RANGING FROM 1000 TO 1500 Cards which were on inspection. The truth to. tell the cattle seemed to be Mr. Carroh r farm in Rockville until presented a picture of exquisite START sions need to he filled and the old difficulties which teacher and pupils as much Interested In the crowd as the last of the month and will then grace and charm In her medieval grass on lots not properly cared for in a rural school must meet and the crowd was in them. be taken to the farm In Union which garment that fell straight from her PRISON GROCERY WAGONS last year needs to he cut. -Saddest overcome in their race for eq ;allty In making the transfer Mr. Carroll Mr. Carroll bought from Albert F. white neck to the floor and trailed a of all is the sight of an occasional ONE NEW ONE-HORSE TEAM WAGON with urban schools make it especially was assisted by two drovers, Leslie Vose. The farm contains 175 acres bit behind. The gown was of a SAVING NOW stone flat on the ground. There are gratifying to see Tember Hill School Deane of Rockport and Arthur Rob and will he devoted :o stock raising blue-green stuff, heavily painted in .probably many cases in this ceme , A NUMBER OF TWO-HORSE WAGONS maintain its fine standard. bins of Union. Mr. Carroll wore ap on a scientific basis. dull gold and cut in a way to enfold When you begin to earn tery where there is no one left to proved cowboy garb and his assist Mr. Ca-roll docs not devote him tho slender figure so that every THREE DUMP CARTS You should begin to save. OUR ICE BREAKER look after the lot, and perpetual ants looked as if they had just rid self wholly to cattle, for he has 100 care has not been provided for. It movement was grace itself. Her A FEW SURRIES AND TOP CARRIAGES den off a ranch. City Marshal Davis sheep and lambs, which he is unde beautifully poised head witii its soft Congressman Hersey Tells Gov. would he a fine thing if some way and two of ills patrolmen were at cided whether to pasture on one of could be arranged, either by adjoin red hair—also cut ln medieval style ROCKLAND Brewster He’ll See What’s Hap tending to the line of march, their the islands or on Union hillsides. (no shingle)—completed a picture pened. ing lot owners caring for neglected blue uniforms and brass buttons con “The cattle business is in a bad AUTOMOBILES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS lots, or paying to have them cared not soon to he forgotten. trasting sharply with the cowboy re way down in New Mexico,” said Mr. Her voice was low and musical, SAVINGS BANK Gov. Brewster Wednesday receiv for, or by getting voluntary contri galla. ______ALSO TRUCKS______Carroll, “owing to lack of feed. The but carried well, and she read* many 429 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND ed a letter from Congressman Her butions for a fund, so that these The majority of the spectators dealers are shipping them into Cali of the best of her Incomparable sey of the Fourth Maine District at lots could be looked after. cherished a vlson of wild steers fornia l»v the thousands. The ‘Dia verse, including “The Poet and His Washington acknowledging the re The chief object of this communi A strictly mutual savings gamboling recklessly through the city mond A’ cattle ranch in New Mexico Book," and two about her longing ceipt of a copy of the joint resolu cation. however, is to call attention highways, and most of them looked is the largest in the West.” for the coast of Maine—“Inland” and GEORGE M. SIMMONS bank tion of the legislature urging Con of those who read to the particular Agent For gress to provide for a suitable ves lot in which they are interested. “The Exile." She finished her pro sel to he used as an ice breaker on Have you visited the cemetery this OAKLAND TO BE OPEN gram by acting out her delightful CRESCENT BEACH INN "Two Slatterns and a King," which MARMON, REO AND HUPMOBILE CARS DEPOSITS the Maine coast. season? Do you know what needs she calls a moral Interlude. She UNITED STATES TIRES . Made during the first four “This is a matter Senator Hale to be done to your lot? If not, please Manager Dondero Again To and myself worked on a year or two cP to the graveyard, ascertain what Papular Summer Resort Will was greeted with a stampede ef -ap days of the month will ago,” continues Congressman Her needs to he done and “do it now,” or plause. 123 Tillson Ave ROCKLAND, ME. Operate Popular Resort— Be Attractive Under Its The noxt morning some of Ihe draw interest from the first sey in his letter. “We had hoped that have someone do it for you. Compe the matter would be arranged all tent men are available, but all can On With the Dance. New Management. press people had the privilege of an day of that month. right and an ice breaker construct not be done at the last moment. In interview at Mr. Sills’ house, where these days of automobiles, the i the poet and her husband were SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT ed. but the ice breaker was never The visit to this city Thursday Watch for the opening of Cres cemetery can he easily reached. ; guests. She looked very smart in built for some reason. I will he gla 1 afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Don- cent Beach Inn at Owl's Head. to take it up with our senators the The wild flowers, the trees and the a violet tweed suit and soft felt tri coming winter when Congress is in grass, are doing their part to beau- ( dero of Lewiston had more than Old residents of this section of corne hat. She said she was de- ____ ^ At the Sian session and see if our efforts cannot tify the last resting place of our passing interest for it disclosed the Maine will recall the days wlien voting herself to tlie writing of some North National Bank; bear fruit the next time.” dear ones. Shall we not do our fact that Oakland Park will operate Crescent Beach Hotel was a very prose plays at present. The first, > • duty and thus honor their mem- this summer under the efficient done in a "realistic" style, has its a popular place and successfully man NEW ories management given by the Donderos flrst and last act completed. After aged by Fred iM. Smith. People several years at this she will write “We bury love. last season. The object of this came from all parts of the state to North Forgetfulness grows over it like grass; early trip was to look ovi>r the a long sequence of sonnets. Wo DOLLARS THAT TRAVEL That is a thing to weep for, not the dead enjoy his shore dinners. That was ground and see what repairing had then walked across the campus witii BATTERY Frank H. Ingraham, before the automobile came into her to the conference. She said they Some dollars are tremendous travelers. been made necessary by King Win such general use. Now with the ationa H Park Commissioner. ter. and also the laying out of the had bought a farm In the Berksliires, They say "hello” and "goodbye" in the tame good roads eveywhere miles do not where she hoped to find quiet nec business plans for the summer. count, especially when a tempting Bank breath. They don’t stay put long enough for CRACK BAND COMING This latter course gave Mr. Don essary for her work. $14.50 Qualitt ice cream/ dinner is waiting at the end of the Wednesday night Hatcher Hughes, you to get acquainted with them, and they dero the opportunity to renew a trip. the young North Carolina professor In Exchange For Your Old number of very pleasant acquaint Mrs. Florence Damon and Mrs. never earn a cent for you. I Honestly you are Lucky ] Uncle Sam To Send His who wrote the Pulitzer prize play of Battery ances along Main street. Catherine Iletue, proprietors of last year, "Hell-Bent for Heaven," Hang on to some of them and bring them to Live in a Neighbor The most pleasing announcement Owl's Head Inn at the village for Fifth Infantry Musicians gave a talk on “The Tendencies of into this Bank, where they can bo put to hood Where You can| Mr. Dondero had to make was that the past two season, realize this, Dodge Battery $24.50 the famous Orlndell Colonial CIu) the Modern Drama." Hughes is work to your advantage. I Buy it. Here Monday. and finding that hostelry too small Orchestra has been engaged for the for their purpose they have now young nnd fair and was faultless in season of the park. This orchestra full evening dress—quite good-look The commanding officer of the 5th taken over the Crescent Beach Inn, 4% INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SEA~VIEW has made a name for itself through ing. He told of his youthful famil Look roe the S*M sign Infantry is sending the band of his where they propose to contlnuo broadcasting from station WEBl, iarity with the mountaineer and how Limited United States Depository organization on a trip to several their policy of furnishing the very 225 Boston and from successful state he eamp to write his dramatic story United States Depository for Postal Savings Funds. cities in Maine, to give concerts and finest of home cooked food. Any BATTERY SERVICE wide playing. It made two eminent of love and fear in the mountains. to make the people at large familiar one who has dined at Owl's Head Member of Federal Reserve Bank Tel. 837-W 689 Main Street ly satisfying visits to this city last He told of the trip the actors und BRAND NEW wjth what the Army Is doing for the Inn during the past two seasons can . winter. John Grlndell, the leader. Is FOOT OF LIMEROCK STREET ROCKLAND, ME. THIRTY FOOT young men in the service. The city bear witness to the fine quality and company made to North Carolina to violinist, and has played In theatre 38-tf of Rockland is included in the sched dainty service In the dining room, learn something of the drawl and dia- ule of towns to be visited in giving and dance orchestras all over the The shore dinners have been voted lecl «n'1 ,o Imbued with a sense CRUISER these concerts. district. by many as “the finest In Maine." of reality. Mr. Hughes teaches play- North National Bank The 5th Infantry Band will leave Manager Dondero plans other Im But this is only one side of this writing at Columbia University, FOR SALE Fort Williams, Monday, and Will ar provements to grounds, buildings delightful little hostelry. Crescent Thursday night Margaret Deland SOLE SAVING IS rive in Rockland about 3 p. m. It and the fine dancing surface. The Beach Is the same charming spot as ^poke upon* Ways of Writing Short Rockland, Main© Would also make a very desirable will carry a rolling kitchen for cook myriad reflector which proved such of old. The Inn with Its new deco Stories.” Long a resident of Bos , Lobster or Fish Boat ing and supplying its own meals and a fascinating innovation last year rations and furnishings, both inside ton, Mrs. Deland has adopted Maine DOLLAR SAVING arrangements have been made for the will again be In evidence and the and out and from top to toe, its tea as her home and now lives all the restaurant will be operated as last year round in her beloved Kenne We have all the tetest ma John M. Gamage band to lie quartered In the National garden down by the sea, surrounded Guard armory during Its stay In season with special consideration for by the formal garden of old-fash bunkport. She said there were as chinery for rebuilding shoes and & Sons, Inc. Rockland Monday night. the dancing and motoring public. ioned flowers, with its tennis and many ways of writing short stories putting dollars in your pocket. Arrangements lhave been completed He looks for a prosperous summer crouquet, bathing and Ashing, makes as therd were writers—and she MARINE RAILWAYS for a concert to be given by the band
J. A. Jameson and VWliam H. TALK OF THE TOWN Maxey, Jr., are among the Northend WITH THE CHURCHES motorists who are building, private •OMING NEIGHBORHOOD EVENTS garages this spring. Gospel Mission services will be ■May 9 (League Baseball) Rockland High held Sunday afternoon at 2.30 and In In Vinalhaven; Thomaston High In New the evening at 7.15, conducted by castle. Steamer J. T. Morse, which has Charles Atherton. , “And I learned about Dressers May 10—Mothers’ Day. been in winter quarters at Boston, Announcement • • • « May 11—Daylight Saving begins. has been brought to Camden by ■May 11-16—Clean-Up Week. Services in the Saints’ room. 471 Maj' 14—Annual Financial Campaign, and Capt. Hawley, and will there tit out Main street, Bunday, are as follows: TltheM* Rally at LHtleftehl Memorial church. for the Bar Hlarbor line. Sunday school at 10.30 a. m. and May 15—iMrs. Percival’s dance recital at from Him” the Arcade. Beginning Monday, May II, preaching at 7 p. m.; Wednesday MaV 2U-21—Senior Class play "The Charm John O. Stevens has sold his motor evening tlie regular prayer meeting School," in High School auditorium. yacht Emily to Mrs. Margaret Bow- May 2i-23 Trial of cruiser Memphis on ive shall close our store at 5 and Thursday afternoon the doctrine A traveling man came into our store yesterday and, noting the price tags on Rockland course. dlteh of Milton, Mass., who will use and covenants class meets. May 20—Annual strawberry supper of Bap lt at the Point Lookout Club. Isle ait ... * the Dressers and Chiffoniers going into our northern window, yelped: “For tist Aden’s League. Haut during the summer. P. M. Daylight Saving Time, At the Congregational church to ■May 2«—Camden—Annual school fair and Pete’s sake, you’re selling those at pri:es that shade my wholesale list.” You operetta. morrow morning Mr. .Rounds will May 30—Memorial Day. The May session of Rockland except Saturdays. preach on the subject, “Christ and see—that tells the story of a good buy. t. June 7 Warren High School graduation. tlie Home.” The sermon will be ap June 18—Rockland High School Graduation Ixidge of Elks is to be held Monday In New High School auditorium. night, preceded by n supper at C.45. propriate to Mothers' Day. Thd Pil Sept K4—Standard Time resumed. Beginning June only one .meeting a grim Choir will sing. Church school Bept 30-Oct. 2—State Convention of W C. at noon. The Fellowship League T L. in Auburn. month will be held—the fourth Mon day—at 8 o’clock. will meet in the vestry at G o'clock. Burpee Furniture • • • • All In all lt has been a shivery week. v The (Inal chapter of "The Riddle First Church of Christ, Scientist, fiUder” is being shown at Empire Cedar and Brewster streets. Sunday CHIFFONIERS Theatre today. A new serial, en Company morning service at 11 o’clock. Sub DRESSERS South Main .street was being tarred ject of lesson sermon, “Adam and yesterday. titled "Idaho" begins Monday and \ Solid Oak Tuesday, with Mahlon Hamilton and Fallen Man.” Sunday school at 12. Solid Oak Vivian Rich as stars. The reading room is located in the] Karie Conant enters the employ of nnv Bicknell block and is open Dust Proof the Swift Beef Co. next Monday. every week day from 2 to 5 p. m. Dust Proof The offices in the Court House « • • • King So Ionian Temple Chapter Karl Johnson of Rockland and will continue on standard time unless Plate Mirror A grass lire on North Main street had five candidates on the Mark de Mary Handy of Camden have tiled Universallst church—Rev. C. A. Plate Mirror the other trolley towns adopt day called the department out Thursday gree Thursday night—William H. marriage intentions at the city clerk’s Knickerbocker will preach at 10.3(1, light saving. If Buckland's exam 11x19 afternoon. Rhodes, Adelbert L. Miles, John A. office. topic, "WJiat Is Basic In Human ple is followed the offices will open 12x20 l'ilield, Frederick L Hull and Donald Life?” Sunday school at 12. Kin and close an hour earlier. H. Cross. Next Thursday night the Fred M. Blackington has been man dergarten during the church service. E. K. Winchenbaeh of Thomaston Y. P. C. U. at 6 p. m. Music in has w/ld Ills smaller cottage at Cres Chapter will have a special meeting. icuring tlie lawns of A. H. Jones. The date of the dance revue of cludes the anthem "Hark, Hark, My' >13.50 cent Beach to A. B. Higgs of this city. E. Carl Moran and tlie Congrega Jennie Harvey Percival’s classes, at Tlie Rockland Used Car Mart Is the tional Church. Soul,” Ambrose; tenor solo, “Mother, *12.50 ------« The Arcade, is Friday, May 15. Re name of a new enterprise which has My Dear," Trehorne, by Mr. Wyllte. Stanley Amsen, who has been em • * • • hearsals are under way and tlie pro its headquarters in Blake block at The May meeting of the Mt^lne ployed In his brother's burber shop In SS gram promises to be ahead of any the Northend. lt handles nothing State League of Hand Engines will Episcopal notices for Sunday: At Augusta, has joined Libby Paladino’s thing she has presented. Marston's St. Peter’s, holy communion at 7.30 staff. but used cars, ranging from the hum lie held in Hecla Engine hall, Ran CHIFFONIERS Orchestra, furnishes the music. ble Ford to the haughty Pierce Ar- dolph. tonight, at 7.30 o'clock. a. m., morning prayer and sermon at The Price on This row. Parker F. Norcross Is mana- 10.30, school following. Evening With No Mirror A letter directed to E. K. Thomas Belfast was evidently impressed ger. ■Freeman A. Stanley Is building a prayer and sermon at Thomaston at 7.30, school at 0.30. Guild meetings Lot Means a ton reached the party for whom tlie by the "Boys’ Scramble.” The double garage 20-22 for Dr. IL W. Plain Wood Back cureless addresser intended it. Such Journal says: "Rockland is to be Extensive Improvements are being Bickford on Maple street extension. this week will be omitted. Friday In fame. congratulated on the exceptionally made upon tlie premises of Fred C. Blanchard B. Smith is having a 3-car evening tlie Girls’ Friendly Society Quick Sale good appearance of her boys, who Black Summerxptreet. Two old garage built on the same street. will meet, followed by choir prac tice, St. Peter’s iiarish room. In Boston this week Arthur I* even refrained from hoots as they stumps and three large trees have • » » • *10.00 Don’t Delay in Rogers hail tlie pleasure of seeing passed many Belfast youngsters of been removed, the back lawn is being Judge F. B. Miller took a (lay off Oazzy Vance, the Brooklyn pitcher, thelp own age. Send them up again." graded and various shrubs and flow yesterday and went into the wilds Sunday services at the Salvation Taking Such a Rare at his very best. He would have ering plants have been set out. Earle and woods of St. George und Ten Army citadel are as follows: Holi This is a standard won any World .Series game that Alewives from' Warren, strawber Conant is the landscape artist In ant's Harbor carrying chain for ness meeting, 11 a. m.; salvation meeting, 8 p. m; company meeting, Buying Opportunity. day, in Mr. Rogers' opinion. ries from Arkansas and lettuce from charge. Surveyor L. D. Jones. Tlie Judge article Arizona have featured this week's had a wonderful time but lost eight ,(S. S.), 2 p. m.; Young People’s A Nash sedan of Massaohusetts markets. Considerable ground was pounds in the process. Legion, 6.30 p. m. Capt. and Mrs. Ruth Mayhew Tent will give the Five Drawers registry came to grief in front of covered in the assembling of these Simons and Lieut. Pickup will he fifth of Its series of auction parties IJpnkin black Thursday afternoon materials, it will be seen. Straw Francis E. Bresnehan, formerly in charge of the services with good next Tuesday evening In G. A. R. when the Tront axle broke. The berries. by the way, have been sell athletic director and director of music and singing. The week day hall. The decision as to the most four occupants got a shaking up, but ing as low as 27 cents for baskets manual training in Camden High services are as follows: Wednesday proficient player Is very much In nobody was injured. large enough to supply four persons. School, was In the city Thursday. He salvation meeting. 8 p. m.; Friday, V. F. STUDLEY INC. doubt and as far as can be stated off is now instructor of manual training holiness meeting, 8 p. m.; Saturday, hand no one has yet beaten the rec 283 MAIN STREET. ROCKLAND Park and Empire Theatres will go Among Ihe present generation there in Pittsfield, Mass., but maintains a free-and-easy meeting, 8 p. m. op daylight saving time commenc are few’ who know that John But- ord of a lady who hus been present lively Interest in Knox County’ ath • • • • only one evening. The scores have ing next Monday, the hours being 2. tomer of Clarendon street was once letics. Accompanied by Mrs. Bres Morning worship at Littlefield not been as high as expected and it 7. and S.45. It will be noticed that a champion swimmer in Ihe English nehan he is spending a week's va Memorial church at 10.30 with ser is within the realm of possibility that the evening performances begin 15 Navy. He joined at the age of 14 cation In Camden. mon by Pastor Stuart using as his ln the year 1924 diseaaes of a newcomer might carry off the minutes later than during the winter. as second class boy and was in the subject, “The Aiqieal of Christianty the heart killed 170,033. honor. Only one more party and service about three years, getting a The annual Diocesan convention —The Test of Sincerity.” The Much of this could liave been this series will close. Post office clerks of Maine, mem pretty thorough experience in sailor- of tlie Episcopal church of Maine music will consist of a vocal duet prevented it treated in time. bers of the State Branch of the ing and gunnery. One of his ships will lie held at the cathedral, Port by Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Gregory and Rockland Red Cross. »«»*»**•••»*» Now Open! United National Association will hold was the Hercules of the Channel land, Tuesday and Wednesday. Lay an anthem by the choir. Bible school + Fleef, carrying eight 18-ton guns. « • delegates from St. Peter's church In meets at noon and the lesson sub their annual convention May 30 in Boys, and not such small boys at One of his exploits was the winning * \ DAYLIGHT TIME * clude George W. Smith and Fred S. ject is "Philip und the Ethiopian this city, according to the announce that, are doing considerable damage DAY AND EVENING of a swimming race in which there » ____ • ■March with Abram 6. Kye and Treasurer.” Theme: "Knowing ment sent out by J, E. Leighton, Jr., by climbing the wire backstop of were 16 entries. .After he came to * Daylight Saving goes into effect * Charles W. Livingston as alternates. lesus." Christian Endeavor serv vice president of the Maine Branch. Community Park. Undoubtedly the this country, which was a matter of * in this city tomorrow morning * The session of the Woman’s Aux ice Is at 0.15. The Senior Girls' FREE PARKING sole trouble is thoughtlessness. Charles E. Smith has bought th» about 53 years ago, he thought noth * at one minute past midnight, and * iliary will be held Wednesday and group of which Miss Doris Daggeti Eli Fa, rington property on Cedar ing of swimming out around the * will continue until Sunday morn- * Thursday. Is leader, will have charge. Tb“ REST ROOM FOR THE LADIES street. Mr. Farrington has gone to mackerel fishers oft Jameson Point * ing, Sept. 13, unless failure to ob- * topic is "Where and llow Should A district meeting ot the Odd Fel Woolwich to live with his daughter. and bark. In local entertainments * tain the referendum causes the * The City Club dined at the Thorn We Spend Our Sundays?” In ob lows will he held in this city one Harris P. Smith who recently bought ' he sung and did the break-down and * anti-Daylight Saving bill to be- * dike Hotel last night, and discussed servance of Mother's Day tlie young week from today, with Grand Master CRANK CASE SERVICE, AIR AND WATER a big double bouse on Park street Is ' double shuttle and often took part in * come a law July 9. It should be * timely topics relating to city affairs. people's choir will present tlie George Ellingwood of Gray in attend remodelling the place completely. gramas. * remembered, however, that the * One won the matter of parking auto Songalogue—"His Mother’s Sermon" ance. Tenant’s Harbor Ixidge will We Invite You to Avail. Yourself of These * trains, postoffice, Co.urt House, * mobiles on Main street. The club at 7.15. work the first degree. The Rebekahs • • • . Walter W. Morse of Portland was The Littlefield Memorial Church * hotels and law offices continue * members voted unanimously to keep will serve supper at 6.30. Conveniences the city ' Thursday looking over j has its eighth annual finaheial cam- * on Standard Time. Time men- * their own cars off the street, and will Sunday morning at tlie First the ground with a view to forming a j palgn and tlther's rally next Thurs * tioned in news items in this pa- * ask the Rotary Club and Forty Club Baptist church tlie pastor, Rev. B. Union R.F.D. No. 2 is represented * per will refer to the Daylight * Lions’ Club This organization is day evening. The estimated budget members to do likewise, to the end P. Browne, will speak at 10.30 on in the Knox Hospital this week by * Saving schedule unless otherwise * extremely popular wherever it exists, i for the year ending June 7. 1926, is that the street may he left at the "The Mother The Home Needs To Lowell Bowley and Earl Norwood, SATURDAY, MAY 16 * indicated. This is done to pre- * and the prospects of getting a for , $3200, and the workers have supreme disposal of business visitors and sum day." .Special music will include two huskies, who have been oper * vent needless repetition. midable membership here are said to faith tltat the sum will he raised mer visitors, during the summer sea ‘Mother-Calling’’ by Mrs. Lillian ated on and are both more or less lie very good. Aside from the Rotary The flnance committee comprises «**»********» son. Homer E. Robinson is charged Joyce, "For Mother’s Sake," Weaver, coni ful'table and cheerful this morn WiU Be Opening Day and Forty clubs are many men who ■ Frank B. Gregory-. Edgar IV. Barter. with the duty of looking after this by the choir and “I Think When I ing. would be eligible who belong to no Earl C. Randall, Eva D. Snow, Annid Rockland was represented at the activity. Henry B. Bird brought up Read That Sweet Story of Old,” by other organization. Mr. Mbrse is S; Babbidge. Priscilla C. Richardson, Grand Lodge sessions in PortlanJ the matter of getting the City Club Mrs. Rachel Browne. There wil' Watch this paper Next Week for announcements coming to Rockland again, and will Augusta 1* Moon, Clarence E. Cray, this week by Albert I. Mather. A. II. behind the Chamber of Commerce also be Dedication of Infants at this "Played the first green of the sea be accompanied by an organizer. Maynard W. Gray, Carl W. Chaples, Newbert, J. A. Itiehan. J. F. Bui- on the work of publicity, and argued service and a report of tlie Boston son on the Country Club course this Grace C. Dorman, Catherine O. Greg gees, Carl E. Morse, W. R. Lufkin, that there should he an increase of Conference will be given. Sunday morning," sang Dr. James Kent gay ory. The captains of the several W. G. Dlmick, Frank A. Beverage, membership in order to properly school at tlie usual hour. Young ly. as he returnedd from an early OILING, GREASING, CRANK CASE SERVICE The Kian stands for law teams engaging In the drive are: Frank A. Maxey, W. D. Talbot, James carry on the work. The need of People’s service at 6 p. tn. with Her morning constitutional Thursday. and order, freedom of Team A, Harry P. Clia.se: R. Earl C. F. Carver and E. R. Veazie. E. K. having the Chamber of Commerce man .Hart In charge, the topic be With the veteran Victor P. Hall it is the daily custom of the doctor to take speech, freedom of the Randall; C, Carl Chaples: D, J. N. Gould was elected grand generalissi office on the ground floor was also ing "How To Spend Sunday." At 7.15' the pastor’s subject will lie the a whirl around the course before the press. ( Farnham; E. Stanley Gregory; F, mo of the Grand Commandery and touched upon, and several sites were THURSTON SERVICE STATION Mrs. Charles Atherton; G. Miss Grace appointed grand standard bearer. considered. third in series on the book of Reve average citizen is abroad. Ku Klux Kian Dorman' Jl, Miss Mabel Seavey; I. Dr. Richan was elected grand junior lation, "The Lamb and The Seven- Comer Park and Broad Streets Rockland Mrs. Eva D. Snow. warden of the Grand 1-odge. Charles Sealed Book.” The choir will sing Four brothers who had not been Jt Crowley was present from South "Let’s Wear a Flower Today,” together since 1891 (34 years ago) met Thomaston. Weaver. Midweek prayer meeting in tilts city yesterday and celebrated ? on Tuesday evening at 7.30. the occasion by riding to Thomaston The Membership Committee of the • • • * and Warren and visiting some of the Knox Memorial Association, realizing Sunday morning at the Pratt Me old familiar scenes. Tlie brothers morial ,M. H. church will be ob that the people of Thomaston would Have you ever eaten one were George Wardwell of Boston and be most vitally interested in the res served as Mothers' Day. The musi Sandy Point, Arthur P. Wardwell of DANDELION GREENS toration of “Montpelier" have sent of Mrs. Austin Smith's cal program under tho direction of Boston and Rockland and John J. out 180 circular letters In that town, Miss Bertha McIntosh, chorister, and Frank D. Wardwell of Rockland 1 am buying good stock; must be thoroughly urging them to join the association. Dandelion Green Dinners? will consist of the anthem, "Chris All have found their life mission in tian, the Morn Breaks Sweetly," Cleaned Flftjk thousand individuals paying : MENU : the building of ships, and it is for three years’ membership in ad Shelley, by the choir; "Tell Mother doubtful it there Is a better known Dandelion Greens vance would assure the accomplish I’ll Be There," by the male quar family in nautical circles on the At ment of this undertaking; and would Cold Sliced Shoulder tette; "Memories of Mother," Hark lantic coast. George Wardwell re A. M. FULLER > ' -Au • Bread and Butter ness, mixed quartette. Norman turned to Boston last night, having \ . 1 bring to this part of the State many people who appreciate the historic Doughnuts Coffee Pie Waldron, delegate to tlie boys' hugely enjoyed his visit to Rockland 260 Broadway, Head of Summer St. Rockland and beautiful. When Thomaston conference in Augusta, will make and Sandy Pqlnt. He begun his 11:00 to 1:00 o’clock his report of the conference, shipbuilding career on the Great 51-56 has had opportunity to start the list PRICE - - 50 CENTS the membership drive will be carried and the pastor will speak of Ixtkes, and was so successful at it the observance of Mothers' Day. that Lawley, the Boston yacht build CHOICE SEEDS on in this and surrounding towns. METHODIST VESTRY Many people from out of the State The subject of the evening sermon er, signed him up. Mr. Wardwell PAINT BRING HOME I liave already signified their desire to will be "Blind Men.” The musical was with Lawley 14 years, since headquarters assist: and this week our old friend TUESDAY, MAY 12 program will include tlie anthem. which time he lias been in business “Boae" (Albion B. Crocker of Som “Hear Our Prayer," Salome: duet, for himself as a builder of yachts and 56-lt erville) sent in his membership fee "Where Is My Boy Tonight?" Mr. coasting vessels, lie operated the THE CROPS with a kindly letter of appreciation and (Mrs. Raymond Anderson, and yard at Sandy Point, during Ihe World War. of the work. Mrs. Gorwalz of Thom “God Bless M^ Boy.” Stebbins, by aston w’as the first to respond witli DANCE male quartette. Otho L. Hatch will a life membership fee of $20. conduct the praise service at the opening. Prayer meeting Tuesday APPLETON RIDGE VERY package of our Every Tuesday Night Hayden Fuller is shingling his Rotary luncheon yesterday c,i(l not evening at 7,30. Clocks will be set barn. David Escaii, -.-. Frank Hurt choice Field and Gar fail to take cognizance of iNatlona, FRIENDSHIP HALL ahead one hour in accord witli re cent action of city government. and Roland Edgecota'i are helping den Seeds is guaranted to Music Week and besides the ensem Kirk & Claffy’s Orchestra him. ble singing enjoyed a program to 56* It hurnir.;' Dr. H. H. Plumer of Union was a produce real Blue Ribbon which two High School boys, Sol Ceep the Home cigar THE STORE WITH THE SHERWIN-WlkLIAMS HOUSEHOLD FAINTING GUIDE .oke J. W. A. cigars. 54-59 business caller at I.. N. Moody's and winning crops. Of course, I’olise, violin, and Abralium Fein, sax Minnie Brown’s Tuesday. ophone, contributed very acceptably. Friends of Mrs. Ethel Towle are DEMONSTRATION there is a reason—every Janies J. O’Hara at the piano was In BORN ,—Atudeiaa Ridge. May —. to Mr. and sorry she is ill in a Massachusetts Seed is carefully selected his usual tine form and played with Frank Hart, a dsugliter hospital with trouble with her exceeding brilliancy Rachmani sion—Wliile Head Light. May 6. lo and must bear our severe id Mrs Arthur Marston, a son -Keith foot. noff's Prelude In C Minor. Phil Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley had the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS tests before offered for sale. Jones, Homer E. Robinson and A. P. misfortune to step on a large nail, Richardson sang solos, and a song DIED injuring h^r foot quite badly. SATURDAY, MAY 9th Your needs are adequately w:is contributed by the Hominy •Xaniara- Maas. May 8. Sarah B. Me W. M. N Aw bert has bought a new Quartet. W. A. Glover presented an ara. formerly of Ttiomastoii. aged 70 Chevrolet tobring car. Mr. Marshall, their factory service man, will be met in these assortments. admirable paper dealing with the t Funeral at St. .lames Catholic church, day. at 9 o'clock, a. at. Several were absent from school here all day to demonstrate their products and lumber situation in this country, this week with the prevailing dis All Seeds Warranted where the steady depletion of forests CARD OF THANKS temper. help solve painting problems. "means practical extinction in ho fflsh to thank nty friend# of Rockland great period of time, tlie speaker dndnesses shown during my lllncsa. I ALL ARE INVITED ‘onvaleacing at 79 (Ilford street, Port- A man unaccustomed to praising his said, unless reforestation is practiced ’Mc . .and would be glad to hear front wife went out of his way to call her And we are offering the following special: on a large scale. Other building ly friends. an angel. materials have more and more come Carrie K. Robinson. Oxford Rt.. Portland. Me. * She ventured to ask why she had % Pint Enameloid...... 30 into use, hut even then the demand KNOWLTON’S been so honored. 1 Enameloid Brush...... 25 for lumber is steadily increasing. CARD OF THANKS “Well." said the wily one. “in the (Formerly COBB’S) We used to think of the east as the We wish to rx|ir«is our heartfelt thanks first place you are always flittin 1 Book “Joy of Color”...... 25 great region of production, but now to tliose neighbors and friends who co kind ly assisted us In our recent bereavement; ubout; secondly, you are always two-thirds of the lumber is cut In 1 also for the beautiful flower# sent on the harping on things; and thirdly, by tlie west. We are cutting each year occasion of the funeral. your own account, you have nothing .80 60 billion board feet and only 10 Ella M Achorn. Mantle Crow to wear!" billion are replaced. At this rate In | 44 years our forests will be ex- ’ FOR THIRTY CENTS liausted. Charles B. Paine of the 1855 1R25 SHOE REPAIRING One to a Customer Augusta Rotary Club and H. F. Mann AUTO TOP REPAIRING of this city were guests at the lun :: Memorials:: cheon. Rockland Shoe Repairing E. A. GLIDDEN & CO. Co. W. H. GLOVER CO. . The First Baptist C. E. will ho|d WALDOBORO, ME. 453 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND TeL 14 a cooked food sale at the Maine Mu- School Street Rockland 55-tf WE ARE BUYING UV5 F< aic store, Saturday, May 9. st-M Every-Other-Day Page Four Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, May 9, 1025 SAVED FRIEND MEMORIES OF AN ACTIVE LIFE EASTERN STEAMSHIP ‘Men and Ships and Sealing Wax”—The Story of a u LINES, Inc. STANDARD TIME FROMHOSPITAL Thomaston Boy Who Made Good. |7 8 9 10 21 2* BOSTON & BANGOB LIRE i I - fj by Mrs. Heckman Decided to Try 76 (By Charles K. Flint) Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable [Continued—Began Feb. 261 first machine might cost half-a-mil- 16 Compound—Note Results— Chapter XVII—The Automobile and •lion dollars or Knore, standardized Lve Rockland for Boston 8 P. M. .‘4 quantity production would ultimately the Aeroplane Lve Rockland for Bangor 8s Way 79 Ia7 is Council Bluffs, Iowa. —“I had pains result in low prices. However, I My experience with automobiles in niv back and sides and headaches, never had the vision to foresee the Landings 5 A. M. began before the (lays of licenses, it so that I could not amazing success of Ford along these ir zo when I drove a l'e Pion—the "Puff- Lve Rockland for Bar Harbor b do my work. Once lines. Pufr— which was equipped with a Way Landings 5 A. M. in a while I would I was the first person to take an SI 3A 33 35 36 bicycle seat in the rear and a lux /ou Just be sick a week. A automobile to the South Side Sports Lve Rockland for Blue Hill b Way urious seat In front. I suppose that (boujust ...our he’s friend told me that men's Club, which has jyncc been a Landings 5 A. M. the name ’ Puff-Puff’’ was a tribute Weil, 37 Ly dia E. Pin k- Mecca for so many of the high class MOT Commencing about May 11, 1925, ham’s Vegetable to the noise made by the engine: he's Well There is no reason for him to cars. The automobile was a curiosi look or feel this way but when I recall the efforts with \om boy, too, can have this Sailings daily except Sunday. Compound had ty and I undertook to explain its kept her out of which 1 pushed that vehicle, with refreshing, exhilarating, till- character to a number of the club alit’c look of health the hospital, so I Mrs. Flint in the chair, the name members who crowded around the Vinalhaven and Rockland , ■90 *7 *7 ■w thought I would might just as well have been taken IS he unusual vehicle. In the midst of try it, as I had tried for a description of my breathing. Steamboat Co. my informative lecture, the exhibit* $0 50B a number of other 1 attendeil the first automobile CONSTIPATION 157 378 added to the excitement of the occa ______medicines. Now I race on Decoration Day, 1696, when The direct route between sion by blowing out one of its boiler feel like a different person and am the machines had not yet outgrown ROCKLAND. VINALHAVEN. NORTH HA tubes. means DISEASE 153 telling my friends about the Vege the title of "horseless carriages." VEN, STONINGTON AND SWAN’S J My early trips by Locomobile to table Compound helping me, hoping The judges of this pioneer contest These young rascals when they are well are the greatest ISLAND the South Side Club were never S^i 56 59 163 they will let it help them, too." were Chauncey 31. Depew and Fred WINTER ARRAN0E“TM7 events of uninterrupted progress. institutions on earth. But when that insidious lurking — Mrs. Ethel Heckman, Box 21, erick Thompson, the president of (Subject to change without notlee) K. F. D. No. 1, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Mrs. Flint, who generally went with monster—constipation—ties up their bowels, then the IN EFFECT 5.30 A. M. WEDNESDAY, OCT. ha 63 the Pennsylvania Railroad. The 8. 1924. committee in charge were very wise me. said "We always get into trouble world is dark. Coated tongue, loss of appetite, wakefulness, Saved From An Operation when we stop.” She reminded me Leaves Swan’s Island dally except Sundays In arranging the course so that race bad breath, pimples, weakness, dull mind are only a lew at 5.3U A M. for Stonington, North Haven, 6f 65 166 6681 [67 I of that mother, who. when her 6? 70 Monessen, Pa. - “I took Lydia E. would finish at the bottom of a hill indications that you are going to have a mighty sick boy it Vinalhaven and Rockland. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for a daughter asked whether she could Returning leaves Rockland at 1.30 P. M. instead of nt the top. I believe that you do not see that his clogged bowels are opened up atonce. for Vinalhaven, North Haven, Stonington and 71 I7Z serious case of female trouble. The eight horseless carriages crossed the go walking with Jimmy in the Swan's Island. worst pain 1 had was in my right side park that evening, replied. "Yes. my B. H. STINSON. finish line, hut I am not sure how and back with swelling in my side so daughter, if you’ll keep walking.” General Agent. 1®. 1926, Western Newspaper Union.) that I was unable to walk at one time. many were left along the road. Dr. Caldwell’s Rockland, Maine. Oct. 6, 1924. Horizontal. Vertical. I was ordered to go to the hospital, In the early part of 1963. George but here I am, still without an opera After the race a dinner was served MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD I 1—To hus 1— Printing measure Day conferred with me in regard t< Eastern Standard Time | 7—Expected king and deliverer of 2— Personal pronoun 8—Wager tion. I saw your advertisement and at the Ardsley Club. Chauncey M. utilizing the Selden Patent. He SYRUP PEPSIN have taken the Vegetable Compound Depew was the chief speaker; and Trains Leave Rockland for I the Hebrews 4—Affects with pain doubted that the patent would stand The Family Laxative Augusta. AS7 00a. m., 17.45 a. m., tl lOp. m. I 15— Born 14—Small particle 6—South American shrub with splendid results.’’—Mrs. J. Nel his diplomacy in picturing the glori the test of litigation, hut pointed out Bangor. A S7.00a. m., 17.45 a. ni . |1 10p m 1 16— To perform 16—Prevaricate Boston. AJ7.00a. m., t7,45a. m.. B JOP-m- 6— Same as 1 vertical son. 842 Donner Ave., Monessen, Pa. ous future of the automobile, and in that owing to the comprehensive 17— Soft magnesium silicate 7— Mother 8—Natural color avoiding reference to its present in —relieves constipation. It appeals to the manly little lei- Brunswick. AS7.00 a. m., f7.45a. tn„ tl.10 p. m.J 18— Place 19—Thue ness of its claims. It would he a ver; 9—Remain 10—Kind adequacies was no less skillful than low. Father, mother, sister and baby like it, too. And lor 1,-wi.ton. A 17.00 a. m., |7.45a. m., 71.10 p. m. 21—To drain 23—Purchase 11— Three-toed sloth desirable patent around which to UNION the tact which he displayed on a 30 years it has pointed the way to health along Nature s NewYork.tl.10p.nl. ,, 24—Note of musical scale 12— Personal pronoun form and maintain an organization 1' irtland. AS7.00 a. m., 77.45 a. tn., 71.10 P- m., 26—The Orient 19— Scandinavian narrative of legend George Cameron of Massachusetts later occasion when, as president of American automobile manufac-ma road for all of them. A pleasant tasting combination of F».35 p. in. 29—Part of a day Waterville, A57.00a.m., t7.4.»a.m., 11.10p.m. 81—Gibbet 20— Ridges 22—One who rides has bought the Carl Thurston farm the Pilgrim Society. "poke at a (urers Such an organizattioni was 84—Custard dish 23— Name of American family of Egyptian senn.a, pepsin and aromatics. 10,000,000 bottles Wodwich. A|7.00a. m., t7.45 a m. TllOp and will move here soon. All are luncheon given to the British Am- 1 formed,fy-.v.mzwl andn nrt thetBn rncilltresult Wflwas U thatf Day j >.35 p. m. 87—Land measure 18—A saver stage folk bassador Gaddes. Depew was to used annually throughout the country prove i ts effectiveness. 89—Point of compalss 24— Spoil 25—Sea eagle glad to welcome good people back to and those for whom he acted re I Daily, except Sunday*. 5 Sundays only 40—Boy’s name 27— Prefix meaning not Union. And here’s health, wealtn make the first speech, and the atti ceived a profit from the operation A Passengers provide own ferriage Bath to Wool tude of American officials towards As Easy To Take As wich. 42—Change from one form to an 28— Lofty mountain and prosperity to George and Inez. while the industry generally bene other Valera had been such that It 29— Personal pronoun Mrs. Clara Clark has returned from fited from the fact that the mediant Qrandma’s Jam 48—Silence! 60—Eroding I 30—Correct was impossible for him to avoid that Portland where she spent the winter cal'engineers of the various com 61—Opening 62—Crooked 32—Correlative of either subject. But in view of the Sack- One dose is enough to remove the ob 63— Former Russian ruler J 33—Us 35—Roadway (abbr.) with relatives and friends. panics in the Selden Patent Associa struction, and alter that diminishing 64— Three feet (abbr.) vllle-West incident and diplomatic tion met from month to mopth, for 36—Personal pronoun Mrs. Ella Miller has returned to proprieties. It would have been dif- , JJ”’ e „f dlBCU8glni doses will allow Nature to again assert 65— Strife 67—Cease I 40—At a distance her home after a winter at South z the latest hersell ard resume her proper func 20 PER CENT 60— Negative 41—Lascivious 42—Attempt ficult for Depew to have tried seri- I Union. technical developments in the au tions. A bottle ol Dr. Caldwell's Syrup 61— Foolish person (slang) 43— Eastern state (abbr.) ouslv to defend our attitude towards tomobile world. As a result of this 62— Achieve by labor 44— Indefinite article The W. C. T. U. held a very pleasant Pepsin should be in every home. We give regularly until De Valera. The real explanation of co-operation. America, which was 64—Hostelry 66—Kind of tree 45— City near Babylon and profitable meeting at the home of the American attitude was that It i» sold everywhere medicine is sold— 67— Shallow dish far behind in automobile develop further notice 20 PER 46— Note of musical scale Mrs. Sophia Shepard Tuesday. some of our politicians were playing £ and guaranteed. Try it at our risk. Your 68— Organ of head 47— A newt 48—Look over Mrs. Almeda Creighton is very ill ment when the Association was or druggist will return your money if it fails 71—Iron works 72—Tiresome 49—Brave man to the Irish galleries: hut it would ganized. overtook the French and to do as promised. 2ENT OFF the marked with pneumonia. Mrs. Isa Etter is have created bad blood If the fact SOB—Land measure Germans, and finally produced auto PEPSIN SYRUP COMPANY 61B—Exists 55—Lumber caring for her. had been plainly stated, so Depew TAKE selling price on every 66— At a distance Rev. E. W. Webber and family are mobiles of the very first quality. Monticello, Illinois diplomatically------t,s,k the. - De Valera i Developing along other lines DR CALDWELLS SYRUP PEPSIN 58— Opposite of 66 vertical ill with the prevailing distemper. hurdle by putting our defense In the. han thoge <>f quaHtj. ,.-„r(1 MMIUT LAXAT1V«- article in our store, includ 59— Musty Rev. E. S. Ufford ■occupied the pulpit Solution will appear In next Issue. 61—African antelope mouth of the Prime Minister of Eng- q ( >ne hnnd stan,h.rd ■ ing Stoves. 63— Prefix meaning new Sunday. . land. He informed Ms hearer8 that |Ze.f quantity production, paid the 64— Provided that 65—Negative Miss Florence Packard of Peabodv, when a member of Brtoh Cabl % ()b(ainp(, thp |<>w. Bushnell. Holland, and Lake. It is acterized more by force than by ele gance. Soon after 1 received the fol 66B—Southern state (abbr.) Mass., is the guest of Rev. Bessie net had spoken to ,JL3rd« est production cost, broke the Selden a lamentable fact that most of our 67— Jumbled type Crowell. garding Americas attitude toward tent an(i wlth his low.„rleed ears soldiers killed in Europe during the lowing letter from my Scotch friend STONINGTON 69— Part of verb "to be" A joint installation of the Ameri Irish pon ies, the Prime Minister a Kreater financial success World War were killed by American Lady Jane: 70— Note of musical scale can Legion and Auxiliary will be held “You will he amused that I have had simply as - i Hon’’" than a" the rest l°Kether, incldenta- inventions. FURNITURE CO. on Monday evening. It is earnestly date of the Amerioan election. WaU vrs I first took an intense interest in been interviewed by order of the <*- desired that every member be pres • • • • . ~ the Wright aeroplane when our Mr. Post Office officially to find out L. MARCUS Solution to Thursday's Puzzle ent as there is business of importance , . In finance. Ulysses 1). Eddy visited them on whose code I am using, what the EAST UNION The recital of this anecdote was .... meaning ot certain words is, and in 313-319 MAIN ST. TEL. 748-J |R U I to come before the meeting. followed by general laughter *\nd Low-priced cars have done more Thanksgiving Day, 190G, at their Mrs. Homer Davis of South Union ?»Irs. M. E. Shaw of Andover. Mass., fact to give the show away. The of 180-tf good feeling In which Ambassador eliminate class distinction than home in Dayton. was a recent caller of Mrs. Randall was an over-night guest of Mrs. Ber After the United States .Govern ficial sent left me much discomfort Geddes joined. i aay other single agency, as I have Robbins. tha Simmons Tuesday. Mrs. Shaw’ ment failed to take advantage of ed by the impracticability of my re Mrs. J. L. Dornan, who has been was in town to attend the funeral of It was with tlie same delicacy that, ohKPrvPq that the man with the the Wright discovery, they asked me plies and fully persuaded of the Mr. D’-pew dealt with the imper- : does not envy the owner of a FRIENDSHIP quite sick with an attack of the her aunt, the late Mrs. Abbie Cooper to offe- their areoplane to England. truth of the Scotch saying. ‘Ye can grippe, is improving. fections of the horseless carriage. ( Rolls-Royce. As I drive through 'In a speech made in London, Cobb sit on a rose, ye can sit on a sham TRUCKING CO. whose body was brought to Rock My faith in the future of the au- J t)ie country, particularly during the land in the winter. Mrs. Shaw had once said “Blood is thicker than rock, but canna sit on a thistle ” Melvin Etter is at home from Port tomobile was sufficient to cause me , ppr,.y anq fresh vegetable season, I Operating between Rockland and many pleasant memories of Union as water.” but owing to a patronizing [To Be Continued] land High school for a week’s vaca to retain Ralph Morgan of AVorces- , am very much impressed by the Friendship. Prompt and careful she spent quite a little time with her speech made by the speaker who tion. ter. a mechanical engineer, to report happiness of the owners of the service guaranteed. aunt on the place now’ owned by preceded him. he added, “Thank God Mr. and Mrs. Merton Payson of on the state of the art. As a result cheapest ears. The achievement of 51-63 Call Rockland 437 Charles Simmons. for the 3.000 miles of water” and South Windham were weekend guests of his investigations he built an au- i porq has meant so much to the peo- abandoned the speech he had pre with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Payson. Mrs. Luella Jones is confined to her tomobile which, altogether, cost about p|p o( ,his country .that I am not pared. Seeds BERRY & SMITH, of Bangor bed with grippe. $25,000. This car, along with certain surp,tPPd that the politicians are re la□□ EP Quite a delegation from Pioneer Earl Saywood has gone to Rock The Wrights, however without FARM 1 Grange attended Knox Pomona at patents which we had secured. ! ^.(r ,n„ him aH a factor of great im- SAILMAKERS land where he has employment with any reservations whatsoever, gave: □nnaaB . Warren. turned over at cost to a corporation) porjance jn national polities, I AMD Successors to EHEQ EJEinn Sheriff Thurston at the oil plant. England the opportunity to he the Lowell Bowlev is in Knox Hospital in which I was interested. j | became expert in driving first to establish a navy of the air. George W. Mugridge Wednesday marked a milestone in One of my earliest experiences through traffic and although 1 was CARDEN AWNINGS, TENTS, FLAGS where he underwent an operation for the life journey of Mrs. Clara Light I opened negotiations with Lord gall stones. He is doing nicely. with a steam machine was in ]S98;tpc thirteenth to take out a license Haldane. the Minister of War, TEAM COVERS, SPORTING GOODS and 20 members of the Eastern Star when Stanley drove into Irvington. ( .pp ^julberry Street Police Sta- 52-tf The ladies of the Farm Bureau will gathered at her home and made it a through Lady Jane Taylor, as I was • hold an in-between meeting May 12 and I was asked by John Brisbane, tlon. that number proved to he a satisfied that he would give her an WIRELESS SUPPLIES day lung to be remembered. A Walker, the editor of the Cosmopoli- |uc|ty one, ns I have never had an at the Grange hall.: Program, 10 bountiful dinner was served consist immediate audience. I cabled to her tan Magazine, to ride in the Stanley j accident. 1 have driven the aviators offering for >500.000 ten aeroplanes o’clock, “Home Industries;” dinner at ing of dandelion greens, cold meats, Buy Now— H. M. de ROCHEMONT W. P. STRONG Steamer. Mr. Wkilker gave me the. Santos Dumont, Wilbur Wright and that would each fly fifty miles. Hal noon; business meeting; papers on baked beans, cakes and pies. Mrs. 106 PLEASANT STREET choice of riding with him or with orv|i|e Wright, and also Simon dane replied that a fifty-mile flight Buy K & W Seeds WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER “Supplying the demand where pro Light was presented with a solid gold Stanley, and I chose Stanley. I was Three of these men had was too short, so I offered him PLUMBING, HEATING WALL PAPER ducts are marketable” and a discus Star pin as a token of the high es Seeds that mingle with afterwards told that when Mr. Wil- , (,ravP,j (|1P perils of the air, and the twenty aeroplanes that would each sion “What to do in our Community.” teem in which she is held by the sis Maine soil so that excellent TEL. 244-W ELECTRIC LAMPS AND liam Rockefeller—who from the very fourt|, felt quite at ease upon fiv 200 miles for $1,000,000. In reply ters of the order. results are obtained. 117tf SUPPLIES outset watched with great interest thp bottom of the sea; but all of Haldane told Lady Jane, “That’s Three Crow’ Pure Ground Pepper, Ask your dealer (or us) for The schools of Union will have an the evolution of the automobile—was , them evinced more or less anxiety Yankee tall talk !" I then offered THOMASTON. MAINE in tight moisture proof 'packages. the K & W Catalogue. Make exhibit and short program Wednes the first to ride with Mr. Walker in whpn they drove with me down to exhibit the Wright aeroplane to Emery B. Howard, D. D. S. Tu&S-tt —adv. day evening. May 13, beginning at the Stanley Steamer, he was con-| Broadway And when I accom- your selections. Buy of him. Ambassador Bryce, at a club of DENTIST 7.30 at Town hall. The program will siderablv stimulated by Mr. Walkeri pan|e(j business conversations with which I was a member, about an KENDALL & WHITNEY DENTAL XRAY and DIAGNOSIS be followed by an address by Miss wondering whether there was any approprlate gestures they grew more hour’s ride from Washington. I Portland, Me. (725) Florence M. Hale of the State De water in the boiler ! There was no I tjian anxious. also offered to pay the costs of dem Above IIustpn-Tuttie Book Store partment of Education. Miss Hale is reason for Mr. Rockefeller to he j havp owned a great variety of onstration in England and to make ROCKLAND, ME. 39tf “ASlicKer. in much demand as a speaker and worried on that point, as the Stanley para and , wag onp of ttlp g^ven jn. a deposit in any bank in London. her talk will not only be profitable, Steamer used steam only as it was j cor[X)rators of the most important His Lordship might name to be for W. A. JOHNSTON. REG. PNC. Just like Mine’ hut much enjoyed as Miss Hale has produced and the holler was not sub-- alltomobile club in the world: The feited in ease we did not make good. W for rainy days a keen sense of humor. jeet to an explosion. Automobile -Club of America. His Lordship then suggested to Lady CHICHESTER S PILLS JOHNSTON’S DRUG STORK THE DIAMOND BRAND. A The first real automobile which I! Thp areoplane was the creation .if Jane that we send over plans and IxMlIeftt AftbyonrDrui COMPLETE DRUG ANO SUNDRY 7’ As popular In ihe city drove, the Locomobile, was of in-; Wllbur and Orville Wright who. In specifications. For over two years ('hl-ehea-tcr • I>lam»nc LINE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FRIENDSHIP . Pill* In Red snd Gold PRESCRIPTIONS. KODAKS. 0E- as In the country. ferior design and construction; hut 1905 were the first to rlimb Into the the British government had heci> I boxes,- sealed with Blue Fred Young has employment In I Take no other. Buy of yo_ VELOPING, PRINTING AND EN /=oz*A/e/7, Womenand Ctii/ctr&n I predicted that die automobile would | Hkips ln "imavier than air" in:.- LARGING. Cushing. trying to get information about the Askfn,<’in.<’|rES-TFRR eventually be standardised as the I cjllne. The Europeans had talked Wright aeroplane; and I sent in DIAMOND BRAND FIIJ.s, f,r lift Miss Dorothy Simmons of Port years known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable rifle had been, and that although the ■ about what they were doing, and 370 Main Street, Rockland FISH BRAND Clyde is visiting her brother Floyd cipher an appropriate negative char SOLD BV DRliOGISlS EVERYWHERE Simmons at the Cove. world-wHe publications announced Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Morse of Dam what they expected to do. In 190X Usk rzi SLICKERS 7 a banquet was given in Paris to DR. JAMES KENT 7 ariscotta spent the weekend with •$OWEJfj // their daughter Mrs. Carrie MaFar- celebrate the success of the Wrights who by that time had excited con Osteopath land. siderable jealousy. A speaker, fol Mothers Day will he observed at 'foHBRN® lowing Wilbur Wright, known as 18 SUMMER STREET, ROCKLAND the Adventist church Sunday. A BOOST MAINE cordial invitation is extended to all the man of silence, who had regret Telephone 323 36-tf A. J.TOWER CO. BOSTON ted that he was not an after-dinner to come and honor God and their Ar YOUR DfALlffS TOUR OtUFIt MST711M orator, remarked that “among the BUY MAINE MADE FERTILIZER mothers in so doing. feathered tribe the best talker and E. W. HODGKINS, M. D. Alonzo Welsh who Is suffering the worst flyer is the parrot.” WHY NOT? from gangrene in his toe was taken » • • ♦ 0«« Heart: I te 3 a,6 7 to • P. M. to Portland Tuesday for treatment. if ' In the case of claims for discov YOU CAN DO BETTER IN MAINE Rttietnn until 9 A. M. end by Aeptlataee* SHIP YOUR APPLES TO Members of the Old Village Ceme pries or inventions, serious ques TilephoRt 164 tery Association will please be tions generally arise as to the rights PORTLAND ORGANIC FERTILIZERS arc very high THOMASTON. ME. prompt with their dues. Help from of priority. For this reason the grade fertilizers. They suit Maine soil to a T, and anyone would be greatly appreciated courts usually refuse to grant in get RESULTS. Made by Maine folks and sold at prices DR. T. L. McBEATH as the Association is without funds. junctions until patents are adjudi that are economical to you. Much has been accomplished but cated valid, but in this case the WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF ALL GOODS NOW Osteopathic Physician there is still more to be done. Where Wrights were flying while the rest IN OUR WAREHOUSE GY APPOINTMENT ONLY Mrs. Emma Morton, who has been of the would-be “heavier than air' Telephene 136 suffering with acute indigestion, Ls Game in tomorrow and haul yours home. If you can- « machine navigators were trying to not do that, why, run in to sec us; place your order and 38 UNION ST.. ROCKLAND, ME. the trade much improved. Graduate of American 8chool get off the ground; so the court thus make sure of your fertilizer WHEN YOU WANT IT. ef Warren Hoffses has purchased the naturally made an exception and Oataopathy finds hotel of Charles Murphy and will granted the Wrights an injunction move there this week, occupying only before adjudication. SI ROCKLAND TALLOW CO. FRANK H. INGRAHAM a room or two as Mr. Murphy has The Wrights were men of high REAR 456 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, ME. APPLES not yet vacated. Now you principles and they were public Attorney and Counselor at Rev. Samuel Clark, L. C. Morton, spirited. When a partner of P. T. Portland Rendering Co., Manufacturers Charles Murphy and Mrs. Joseph Barnum and 1 elaborated a plan to 51 T&S 62 Law Cushman went to Ram Island Light just rinse make a profit of several hundred 431 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND, MAINE in Boothbay Harbor to attend the fu thousand dollars by charging admis Telepsones—Office 468; House 693-R neral of the lightkeeper, Almond sion to see the Wright’s wonder of We also sell other produce which you raise, such Now washday is shorter, Mitchell. the air and age. they refused the cheerier, easier. The rich as Cucumbers, Peas, Berries, I urnips Mrs. Willis Besse and daughter profit and the public were admitted ARTHUR L ORNE Vivian are ill with the grippe. safe suds of this new kind free. of soap gently loosen and England was the first to seek in Insurance Best Prices Quick Returns TO WRITE OF MAINE float out all the dirt. Your formation about the Wright aero Successor to A. J. Erskine A Co. work on washday becomes plane. and as early as 1904 Colonel Ben Ames Williams of Chestnut Capper, head of the Royal Aircraft 417 MAIN ...... ROCKLAND Hill, for a number of years a sum just the lighter work of Factory, visited Dayton; but the KINGMAN and mer resident of Belfast with his fam rinsing the clothes. That’s Wrights were patriotic, and before ily. will be one of the leading maga why it’s called Rinso. they would sell the aeroplane to any A. C. MOORE zine writers to tour Maine the com other nation they wrote to Washing ing season with the Sherman Rogers ton offering to turn it over to our Piano Tuner —HEARTY« party. The purpose of the tour is to government. The reply which they INC. prepare picturesque and attractive received was a “snippy” one, and WITH THE MAINE MUSIC CO. stories and articles in connection Bins© quite in line with the policy which 20 No. Side BOSTON with the Maine Publicity Bureau. caused .Hotchkiss to go to Paris to does the hard work exploit his machine gun, and which L R. CAMPBELL Faneuil Hall Market MASS. One thing that can’t be preserved of washing for you resulted in our failure to adopt, T-96-tf in alcohol is a secret.—Arkansas Ga adapt, exploit, and control the Attorney At Law Lever Bro». Co., Cambridge. Masw. zette, J American submarine inventions of I7J MAIN 8T, ROCKLAND. MB. Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, May 9, 1025. Page Five
Estate of Maurke A. Dennison Estate of Fred H. Spear Estate of Lyford H. Young STATE OF MAINE STATE OF MAINE STATE OF MAINE "A FAIR RETURN” Mrs. Harry Gould MASONIC WEEK CwryArtorv . KNOX COUNTY KNOX. SS. KNOX COUNTY — ln Court of Probate, held at Rockland, At a Probate Court held at Rockland in In Court of Probate, held at Rockland on the 21st tlay of April, 1923. and for said County of Knox, on tlie 28:li on tlie twenty-first day of April, 1923. Must Be Earned By Public Further Doings of the Grand Sadie L. Dennison, widow of Maurice A dav of April, A D. 1923. lEdltli Robbins Young, widow of Lyford Deem Ison late of Rockland, in said County, George R. Hewcs having presented Ills II Young, late of Owl's Head, in said Bodies In Portland. deceased, having presented her applica petition that the actual market value ot County, deceased, having presented her ap Service Corporations, Says tion for allowance out of the personal es so much of the rotate of Fred 11 Spear, plication for allowance out of the personal tate of said deceased: late of Rockport, in said County of Knox, estate of said deceased: Utilities Commission. David E. Moulton of Portland wan Ordered. That notice thereof be given, as is subject to the payment of tlie State Ordered, That notice thereof be given, once a week for three weeks succetmively, re-elected grand master of the Inheritance Tax. the persons Interested In once a week for three weeks successively, The public utilities commission In The Courier-Gazette, a newspaper the succession thereto, and the amount of in Tlie Courier-Gazette printed in ttock- Grand Lodge of Masons of Maine, at printed In Rockland, in said County, that the tax thereon may be determined by the 'and, in said County, that all persons In Wednesday through its chairman, tlie 106th annual convocation which all persons Interested may attend at a Judge of Probate: terested may attend at a Probate Court to opened in Portland Tuesday. Other Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on Ordered. That notice thereof 1m? given to be held at Ro-kiand, on the nineteenth harles E. Gurney, sent a cummuni- 1he nineteenth day of 'May next, and show the State Assessors and all persons inter day of May, next, and show cause, If any ution to Mayor Snow and the officers are David L. Wilson, Bath,, cause, if t,ny they have, why the prayer ested in the succession to said property, l»\ they have, why the prayer of said petition deputy grand master; Harry K. of said "petition should not he granted. causing a copy of this Order to be pub should not tie granted mayors of all other Maine cities Rowe, Ellsworth, senior grand war EDWARD K GOULD, Judge lished once a week, three weeks succes EDWARD K GOULD. Judge. stating that the (New England Tele A trtM* copy. Attest: sively in Tlie Courier-Gazette, a newspaper A true copy,— Attest : den; James A. Rlchan, iRockland, •Tb’S-59 HENRY H PAYSON. Register. published at Rockland, in said County, 53-8-59 HENRY H PAYSON. Register. phone & Telegraph Company has junior grand warden; Herbert N. that they may appear at a Probate Court filed with the commission a sched- Maxfield. Portland, grand treasurer; Estate of Sarah E. Ripley to be he’d at Rockland, in and for said Estate of Mary Angeline Packard le proposing increases of rates to NOTICE County, on the nineteenth day of May, A. KNOX (X)UXTY. Charles B. Davis, Portland, grand Why Endure That Bad Back? The subscriber hereby gives notice that on D 1923, at nine o’clock ln the forenoon and In Court of Probate held at Rockland on he effective June first of this year. secretary. the 21st day of April, A D. 1923. he was the 21st day of April, 1925. ‘We are in receipt of letters from S a constant backache keeping you upset? Feel all be heard in reference «to the determination There has been a gain of 421 mem duly appointed administrator of the estate of of said tax or any question that may arise Frank B. Miller Administrator on tlie itiz’ens throughout the State, indi- Sarah E Ripley, late of Owl’s Head, in the <*state of Mary Angeline Packard, late of bers this year, despite 700 deaths, tired out—so nervous and dispirited you can hardly ln reference thereto ating their interest and expressing County of Knox, deceased and on said day EDWAKI) K. GOULD. Judge of Probate Hope, in said County, deceased, having and the membership is 43,000. A pe I keep going? was qualified to fill said trust by giving presented ills first account of administra opposition to the proposed in A true Copy,—Attest: tition for institution of a lodge at Loud as the law directs W-S-39 HENRY H. PAYSON, Register. tion of said estate for allowance: f creases,” continues the letter. Then look to your kidneys! Your kidneys rid the Ordered. That notice thereof be given, All persons having demands against the ‘It must, however, be realized Harmony was received. body of poisonous waste. But if they lag, impurities ac ^estate, are desired to present the same for Estate of Alfred L. Carlton »hree weeks successively, in The Courier- The annual meeting of the Grand settlement, and all indebted thereto arc re NOTICE Gazette. a newspaper published in Rock hat increases of all public utilities cumulate and cause slow poisoning of the whole system. quired to make payment Immediately to The subscriber hereby gives notice that on land, in said County, that all prisons in Chapter resulted in the election of the 2I«t day of April. A I). 1923. she was Involve the application of economic Then one is apt to suffer backache, stabbing pains, head CHARLES W LIVINGSTON. heres ted may attend at a Probate ( ourt to ind legal principles. A public utili George H.' Bangs of Orono as grand Owl’s Head, Maine. duly appointed executrix of the last will and be held at Rockland, on the nineteenth day high priest. A gain of 434 members aches, dizziness, getting up at night and other annoving April 21. 1923. May2-9-18 testament of Alfred L. Carlton, late of Rock of May next, and show cause, if any they ty must earn a fair return under our urn. land, in the County of Knox, deceased, with have, why the said account should not lx statutes upon the property used and was reported. kidney irregularities. out bond, aa the will directs, and oil this Estate of Ralph E. Thomas allowed. useful In the public service. It may Cyrus N. Blanchard of Wilton was Don’t risk neglect. If your kidneys are sluggish, help NOTICE date was qualified to fill said trust. EDWARD K. GOULD, Judge. All persons having demands against tlie \ true copy,—Attest: not lawfully, however, receive rates elected grand master of the Grand The subscriber herd))’ gives notice that on ‘For years at "various intervals my Council, the returns from which them with a diuretic. Use Doan’s Pills. They arc praised the 21st day of April, A. I). 1923, ho was estate, are desired to present the same for __538 59 HENRY H PAYSON. Register that are in excess of this measure. settlement, and all indebted thereto are re liver would become torpid, and I fre showed a gain of 297 members. A the world over. Ask your neighbor! duly appointed administrator of the rotate quired to make payment Imrnedlately to Estate of Elzira L. Payson To determine what is fair and just quently suffered from gas in my of Ralph E. Thomas, late of Rockport, In EVELYN MILLAY LIBBY. STATE OF MAINE will involve a hearing before tills charter was granted to Medomak the County of Knox, deceased, and on saiJ stomach. I always resorted to a physi R 6. Box 6. South Portland, Maine. KNOX. SS. commission sometime during the Chapter. No. 70, of Waldoboro. John Here is Rockland Proof: day was qualified to till said trust by giving April 21. 1923. May2^-lC At a Probate Court held at Rockland in cian, at such times with no little expense. bond as the law directs. and for said County of Knox, on the 21st summer. In the meantime, the L. Tewksbury was appointed grand After trying out results of other S M Dunean, painter, 602 Main St .says: ’Tlie fiinica from Hie All persons having demands against the Estate of Fred H. Spear day of April. In tlie year of our Lord. one ommission contemplates the sus- me(jicincs j decided to try Dr. Pierce’s Royal Arch captain. estate, are desired to present the same for KNOX COUNTY — thousand, nine hundred and twenty-five. • • • • turpentlme have a had effect upon my kidneys I had backache settlement, and all indebted thereto are re pension of the rates, which will pr(* In Court of Probate held at Rockland on A petition asking for the appointment of Golden Medical Discovery, and for a and my kidneys didn’t act free enough and there seemed to he a quired to make payment immediately to the 28th day of April. 1923. Grace C Payson, as administratrix on tlie ent their becoming effective Thomas E. McDonald of Portland on few mornings Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant stopiKigc the kidney secretion. At these times I always get Doan’s J. FUANN TIIOIMAS. George R. Howes Administrator on the es estate of Elzlra L. Payson, late of Cushing, June first. Pellets, and I had the best of results. was elected grand commander of the Camden, Maine tate of Fred H. S|m a", late of Ro-kpnrL in in said County, having been presented and Fills from the Pendleton Drug Store. It doe n't take Doan’s long April 21, 1923. May2-9-16 said County, deceased, having presented his “We are writing you as the execu After I saw what it was doing for me, Grand Commandery of Maine, at the application having lieen made that no bond to rid me of the attack.” first and final ac(<»unt of admin 1st ration of •>6 required of said administratrix. tive head of your city to ask wheth I advised my husband to try it and this annual conclave in Portland, Thurs Estate of Georqe F. Crocker said estate for allowance: Ordered. That notice thereof be given to er or not you desire to have your city iast spring is the first in five years that day. Edward K. Gould of Rockland NOTICE Ordered. That notice thereof be given, Cl persons interested, by causing a copy epresent'd at the proposed hearing. three weeks successively, in The Courier- le did not have to be under a doctor’s was elected grand generalissimo. The subscriber hereby gives notice that on 'tf this Order to be published three weeks Similar letters are being sent to tlie 21st day of April. A D. 1923, she wax Gazette, published in Rock’and, in said successively in Tlie Courier-Gazette, a news care for stomach trouble and a run Favorable action on the applica County, that ail persons Interested may at other persons interested. It is in duly appointed administratrix of the esta’e paper published at Rockland, in said down condition. Dr. Pierce’s Discovery tion for a charter for a commandery Doan’s Pills of George F. Crocker, late of Rockland i- tend at a Probate Court to be held a* County, that they may appear at a Pro tended to set a time for hearing Rockland on the nlnteentli day of May is truly wonderful. It is harmless, yet at Sanford, which has been working the County of Knox, deceased, without bond bate Court to be held at Rockland in and that will accommodate as many as the will directs, and on this date wa.. next, and*ahow IN THE REALM OF MUSIC TOOK B0WD01N BY STORM COMMON THINGS Remember that SOCONY is "Standard” Often Overlooked, But Highly En What Our Home Artists and Others Are Doing To Pro* tertaining When Once Looked Edna St. Vincent Millay Plays Brilliant Part In Institute mote the Interests of This Engaging Art. Into With Inquiring Mind. of Literature At Brunswick. By Adella F. Veazle Big hill ahead I note that two of the Rotary Clubs ! violinist, who won it in 1918, also Miss F.dna St. Vincent Millay lives might like to know what the Pines observed National Music Week in'ai: Wintter Watts, in 1923, whose songs A Pet Toad in a different soul-ar system, from say when they whisper; can not ex actly determine; and then dream appropriate way—Bath and Bango’\ are much used on the concert plat- Why do parents who ought to most of the rest of us. Tlie Bath club met at the King Tav- form. know better teach their children to fully decides just to listen to the ern at dinner and George Crockett, in • ♦ • • 1 thought that out as I was riding whispering pines. longhillahead fear every bit of life they find In the charge of the meeting, gave an inter- I). K. McSweeney, John AlcCor- open? Also, why do grown persons home through the fogs and the mists Miss Millay has a sweet and mu est’ng talk on music and its influ- mack’s manager, announces that the hang so tenaciously to the old super that swept like ghosts over the hills sical voice but It falls into frequent ence on American homes and the conceit season just closed was the stitions. when a little study, a lit between Brunswick and I-ewlaton nuances so delicate that 1 wished I had a microphone. She has a way American people. The following most successful one he has ever had tle research and a little observation Tuesday evening after the readings musical program was much enjoyed: in America. Mr. McCormack gave of intoning her poems which is "Vo sandy roads of nature's ways would prove to of poem3 by Miss Millay in the Bow- cal Imagination but not straight “Bless You," and “I’rairie Rose." John 58 concerts in all during the season them that there is no wild thing In doin Literary Institute. Above, tho out conveyance of language. One Sheldon: “Out Where the West Be which opened early last October, sev Held or wood in this part of the moon; below, the river: abreast, the lias to hear before he can possibly gins," Stewart McAllister: '’Me and en of which were in New Y’ork City, state which would be likely to harm lights if scattered homes; before our imagine—in this matter of Vocal My Boy Friend,” little Billy Lundri- four in Boston and four in Chicago. them? Perhaps I should except the headlights sweeping wraiths of fog- Imagination. mudtothehubs gan. Mr. I.undrlgan also played a brown-tailed moth, but I have not fabric twining like the train of Ed A great manV of Miss Millay's piano solo, and George Fields played In the May 2 issue *of Musical seen one for several years, and hope na's dear little gown. O! to be a "readings" were not read from the several selections on the marimba- America appeared the review of a they are a thing of the past. I did Pulitzer-prize poet, on such a night. book, at all. Her asides were cap- phone. concert given In New Y'ork which read last fall that a small and much Miss Millay is unquestionably a tivatingly frdnk. She would say “O; In "Bangor, with regular weekly would have delighted the heart of the terrified young rattler was found poet. One may fancy her to be the jam of traffic I know this poem very well" and luncheon at the Bangor House, Pres late Ada Simonton Biackington, who somewhere In the town of Cushing, sort of a person, who from the age she would put down the book. She ident Lewis A. Savage gave a brief was such a keen student and ardent hut it would not surprise me to learn of about 14 or 15 months decided to i established a fraternity and sympa talk appropriate for the week and a appreciatin' of William Shakespeare, that tills was just a scare, gotten up be a poet. She doubtless sobbed in musical program under the direction for this recital was given on Shake for the excitement it might cause. numbers and laughed , In canticles. thy with her audience that had an appeal of trustfulness. Often the of Wilbur S. Cochran was given, with speare Day. April 23. by John Coates Then she went to Vassar and wrote straightstretchahead closing lines of her poems were de Miss Faith Donovan, 'cellist, and the an English tenor, who gave a program Brought up at the foot of Dodge's "Renascence" and became famous.— livered with what Judge Peters of High School quartette—Theo Mc- made up entirely of songs from Mountain. 1 used for a playground a senior In college writing poems Guigan. Robert Smith, Joseph Fee- Shakespeare's plays. that whole section lying between the that merited the attention of the Maine used to call “a snapper” on hail am Edward Herrick—participa Mr. Coates Is one of the most cel West Meadow road and the Bog the end, that made the audience world. break Into smiles and applause. She ting. ebrated English tenors of today. road, from the iWlllard Biackington She does not the least bit In the opened,wide open was quaintly humorous as though a His long and enviable career which farm on the south to a point well be j world resemble Amy lxjwell in ap In the observance of National Mu Puritan maid described to levity. began as a choir boy has Included yond the Jere Tolman farm on the pearance. Both are great poets, sic Week Miss Margaret Stahl, or Many of her little poems depend on every form of singing activity, with north. Until within a very few however. Miss Millay Is flower-like ganist at tlie Unlversalist Church, successes in the lyric drama as well years 1 knew every bush, tree, stump —a tiny, slender. Bunthorne lily. the last line for “punch"—just as O. gave a 15-minute organ recital prior as in concert. He proved early in and ledge within these bounds, be She wore some sort of a gown and Henry developed (he short story out powers speed to the church service Sunday, playing his program that he is an entertainer sides a goodly portion of that part a great deal of it. It almost shocked of the anecdote. This is a modern this program: of parts, as well as a singer of dis beyond, generally called "the bog me by its suggestive length. It fed touch of verse, perhaps distinctive of Miss Millay's shorter poems. She Vorspivl—Lohengrin ...... Wagner tinctive gifts. A novel feature of his pastures." Almost always I went front her shoulders where the round Love Song ...... Xevin program was that, he sang two set alone and never, during all those "neck" thereof was severely high, read poems from Renascence—her Reverie ...... Blckineon early book; then she read the Pulit Offertory— Moonlight ...... I'ryaingvr tings of virtually all his Shakespeare years, have 1 been molested by beast, straight ns leaps a waterfall to the J’ostlude—-Sortie ...... Ctrl born songs—one old. one new—so as to reptile or insect, with the exception, floor and thereon trickled away like zer poem “Harp Weaver:” then as Miss Elsa Hayden at the Baptist contrast the traditional and the mod as I have before stated, of an occa a brief rivulet. Not an old-fashioned she would say “a lot more." There Church played these interesting num ern—and the older songs impressed sional sting from hornet, wasp or train—but a tralnlet—such as poets was the Goose Girl, and a most beau bers, although not in the nature of a his audience more than the modern bee. and even then It was my own should wear—not queens—delicate ns , tiful melody of tone production and rfcital: settings. Mr. Coates delighted his fault, as I was trespassing on their one of Edna's poems to childhood. sentiment called '’Spring and Fall" to domain, though quite unlntentlon- 'Meditation ...... K I. Ashford hearers with bits of offhand talk, his It was art—consummate. A "Harp- me the sweetest thing she read: “The have handled every living Romance ...... James .1 Bell torical information, explanations of ally. Weaver" should always wear suclt Beanstalk." and then some few sea- Adoration from The Holy City ...... Gaul could catch—and after all some of the songs in detail, etc. thing dear gowns. And I hear some anx songs. The Holy City ...... Adam.' this. 1 was warned by a child only with Clarence Fish, trunflicu-r ious woman ask “What color, Her Sea Poems last summer, against handling my Prelude in It ...... M. E. Lawrence please ’” A mere man could not say Agide Jacchia began the fortieth big pet toad in the narcissus bed. These latter she explained were I was not able to get Mrs. Berry's It looked like the color of the inside season of the Pop Concerts at Sym because it would make me have always written away from the sea. program at the Congregational of a million dollar limousine. It was phony Hall, Boston, last Monday, his warts on my hands ! They were thus “longings" for her church hut learned that one of the ninth season as conductor, proving a sort of indescribable ashes of the Camden. Maine, home. "Inland" is most effective numbers was Sulli 'eaves of which the gods made their an expressive title of one of them. CONYMO. U S. PAT. OFF. that he is. one of the most popular van's “Lost Chord." leaders the Pops has ever had. Dur Where do people get such silly ambrosia, before the gods wage for There was none of the “Husky, ideas? To be sure. If a toad Is treat ing the early part of the summer he bidden to brew by Volstead. haughty lips O' sea" about it only ed so roughly as to break open those Glancing through an article which will conduct his 500th Pops perform a longing, of the inlander away from "warts" on his back, an acrid sub appeared after the recent death of ance. The programs for the present Miss Millay has a sort of post-Ti Its crocnings. stance is found secreted within Prof. George A. Quinhy, who for 43 week given in the Sunday papers are tian hair, a complimentary color to Then she read from “Pigs and which will probably irritate the years was organist at the Cathedral interesting reading. 1 would like to her gown. Her neck is like Annie Piffles" and after a little while came of the Immaculate Conception in hands and make them sore, but Laurie’s, Her hair IS bobbed—by quote the programs in full, but will anyone cruel enough to hurt a toad into her own by putting away the Portland. 1 noted that when he was the way. Her face—I am getting give one so my readers can see how like that deserves all he gets and hook; seeking new resources ami director of music at the Congress beyond my proper limitations. I fear good it is. and join me in wishing even more. When I was living in telling a number of poems with a Square church in that same city, he —is childlike, yet very wise. A wise to hear it: Portland I once found a big toad great deal of art in play-acting as was obliged to discharge Lillian Nor- child. Her voice Is altogether to • La Bohcuie —Fantasia ...... Puccini (backed in a hole in my flower gar it were, poems of children, such as dica, then Lillian Norton, a Farming- Manon Lescaut—Intermezzo ...... I'uccinl musical for reading. She should den. with only his nose and eyes In the Horse-Shoe—the sweetest of the ton girl, from his choir. Why? Be Tosca Exurpta ...... Puccini sing her poems and be done with it. lot to me. Having done this nnd cause she could not read music. Shot Angelica Interlude ...... I’uccinl sight. What he had done with the Madame Butterfly—(Selections ...... Puccini But sh« was lovely and a l’oem. having asked how long she had. been STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK - 26 Broadway Miss Norton possessed a pleasing eartli dug from the hole was a mys Othello—Tempest Scene ...... Verdi tery, for there was no sign of it Miss Millay had the honors of the in doing all this she suddenly said voice, but she simply could not read, Tristan and Isolde—Prelude and Lore- Institute—so fur as goes. For the “I am going to read a 'longish' and the church committee decided to Death ...... Wagner about anywhere. When I touched Hansel Gretal—Dream Music .. Humperdinck Memorial Hall was packed. The poem, then I am going to do some hard fish at a set. but expect marked dispense with her services, and Mr. his head he drew back, making a WITH THE FISHERMEN Carmen—Gypsy Dance ...... Bizet queer gurgling sound, so I left him semi-circle of the stage back of her thing that is a really great idea. improvement soon. Quinby was called upon to break the Eugen Origin Waltz ...... ftelialkovsky was filled with students: the stand- Y'ou shall see if it isn't. I am going news to her. He wasn’t at all • • • • there, knowing full well that every Fred llagan, Walter Powers and plant-louse or other insect which ing-room was taken; the faculty was to give you a little play, ten minutes What a Busy Correspondent Charles Herrick have a large weir pleased with the task. He had no I printed an item in this column all present and very much interest- or 8O. a sort of mediaeval Miracle Idea of the famous future that was about Marco Enrico" Bosal, the Ital- came near would be devonred. Finds Scanning This well under way at Seal Cove and an * • • • ed; overseers of the college— even a play.*’ other big one at the back cove, and before young Lillian Norton, hut he ian composer and organist, when he trustee here and there scattered their | Well she did all of this and after just did not want to do it. because was engaged to appear in recitals at As the days went by he ceased to Coast. plfln to build one at Barbour's Head seem afraid of my gentle touch, and wisdom through the lump. All reading a “longish” poem about a on Deer Isle, where they have leased AUTOMOBILE LEGAL ASSOCIATION she was so young and anxious to the Wanamaker Auditorium last Maine was represented. The co'- Poet and His Book, which was sad, please, one day I caught two flies and held Capt. Maynard Herrick has gone weir and seining privileges. Ralph Eastern Tratt Bljg., Bangor Ert. 1907 and had such a delightful winter. He died on shipboard while lege-close was filled with cars from seemed to me, she had the furniture Fidelity Bldg., Portland voice. returning to his native land after them one at a time over his head. to Stonington to complete refitting Dawes and Will Kelley have their In an instant they were gone and “over the road;’’ the enthusiasm was all moved again and recited her plav weir at TYuckle Island about ready for AT OUR EXPENSE completing his American tour. 1400 garagoo l» holp yea were it not that I watched the mo hair-trigger. Miss Millay could not about the TWO SLATTERNS AND and to arrange for the launching of the twine. Ferd .Mors? is already In a delightful letter recently re 300 attorney! lo defend you tions of his throat as he swallowed even pick up her handkerchief, with THE KING. She had a chair the lobster smack Crustacean. Soon putting tlie twine on bis weir al ceived from my uncle, E. L. Cleve Me.rhisto: I have no idea what I; out the audience broke into wild ap brought in and she acted all three 10 officee to aeeiet you land of Houlton, lie writes: them, I could not have been sure the smack will be on station in Mack- Irish Point. George Carter and Roy A. L. A. Green Book Included Only means, hut here it Is plainly stated in where or when they went, for his plause and be sure if she did it. even characters—all four characters rather Stanley are ready to put twine on 410 00 annually. Send name, addreee, “I think it was wonderful for Rock a newspaper: "Elman, about to wed, for cause, it was done poetically^ —the King, the character called erel Cove. make of car and year of manufacture. land. to give that extraordinary and tongue came out and gathered them their weir at Hen Island. insures life for half a million." in so quickly that I did not even see The entertainment if that be the Chance, which was exactly that, the George Bobbins of McKinley has '1 lie canners' association ins put. local Representative Wanted difficult work “The Redemption,” and proper word, was in two parts-- Dame Tidy and Dame Slut. Well, the weir privileges at Opeechee tills especially to produce the soloists for the act. I fed him daily after that, the price of herring at 60e per WRECKS AROUND NANTUCKET hut my eyes were never quick readings from poems, and the acting it relates to the King who wanted season, and he and Edwin Lopaus are bushel. the entire work. I have heard I, of a little play called “Two Slatterns enough to see his tongue. no wife; but by Chance came to de- now busy at Opeecheo and Black Roscoe and Chester Joyce launched many times and am fairly familiar A Hard Year Was 1878 For Knox and a King." The latter portion of j B|re one. About Dame Tidy who Island getting out weir material. A their boats recently and have gone Shirley, all of Long Island, will be with the score, and when we used to County Vessels. the adventure was the more popular, kept her kitchen neat and Dame Slut little Inter Mr. Robbins expects to employed by the Parkhurst Fisheries drill on it under Carl Zerrahn, as A toad has hands like baby hands, lobstenng. Harry Johnson at Indeed it was a personal triumph. • who ke^t it poorly. About the move his family to the island. at Old Harbor during the coming sea a member of the Handel and Haydn Editor of The Courier-Gazette: — with a little thumb on each. I have Minturn, is building a motorboat carried dozens of them from the rail If the “show" had not been stopped i chance that befell the King when he Calvin Stockbridge of Old Harbor about forty feet long, for a dry-smack son. Society, 1 thought it pretty hard in Again I copy from the book by Miss Millay, by design at that j decided to marry the Dame with the road track to my garden, and will be In charge of the medicinal oil to carry lobsters to Rockland. Alonzo At present about 20 boats are lob- some of the chotus parts. 1 thin e “Wrecks Around Nantucket, 1664- time. Miss Millay would have had the j neatest kitchen. About the rendering plant of the Parkhurst stering at Vlnalhaven, and about 15 it a great credit to the musical In handled them all summer whenever Sprague will lie foreman in charge of 1915.” honor of "stopping the show," as ' chance that drove Dame Tidy wild Fisheries the coming season. boats arc trawling. I^w Thomas terests of your city that this work I found them, and up to date no the dock at the Parkhurst Fisheries “1878, March 29—Schooner John they say in Grand Opera. The au upon a summer's day because the Following the recent decision of and Charles Y’oung have just bought was given and in such an acceptable Farnum, Snow, with cargo of ice from warts have disfigured my hands, at Old Harbor. z but the toads have kept my garden dience uprose and applauded Miss ; flog chased the cat or something of the Maine legislature to make no Harold Hart has leased the wharf a new 26-foot motorboat. Aubrey manner as was indicated by the press . St. George. Me. to Philadelphia, parted Millay with such a fierce abandon free from insect pests and I have j the sort and upset her domestic ar- changes in the Maine lobster laws, it and shore privileges at Atlantic dock, Delano is expecting a new boat.— report. I thave thought at times her chains and drove ashore on Tuck- as to indicate an emotional climax. had much pleasure in finding them ; rangements so that she could not is interesting to note that Connecti and will install gasoline and oil tanks "The Fisherman’s Doctor" in the At when listening to the .rendition of ernuck during a heavy northwest And that is remarkable in a Literary each spring and watching their I sweep or scrub. About the Chance cut is falling into line, and is con and pumps with arrangements for lantic Fishermen. that poignant work, that if I had a gale. She was hoarded by a boat Institute. movements during the summer. I that impelled Dame Slut, weary of vinced that to adopt the Maine legal conveniently supplying both motor friend in whom I was much inter- from that island and her crew taken lazing in bed; weary of soiled clothes. length Is the only salvation for Its de VETERANS AT BELFAST ested and wanted to do something to ' off. The vessel was 25 years old and boats and automobiles, anil will open When I first pick one up he shuts When Dean Nixon had succeeded to arise one summer’s dawn and de clining lobster fishery. Other States the' store carrying supplies and fit turn him to the right path I would proved a total loss, but her spars, in introducing the "several Edna St. i cide to enjoy herself for once in hej his eyes, bows his head and appears are likely to follow suit. tings for marine and land motors. Two Rockland Vets Who Greatly take him to hear “The Redemption’’, sails and rigging were saved.” Vincent Millays" which was his de- tif© bv sweeninu. scrubbing and meekly resigned to his fate, what Millays" which was his de- J life by sweeping, scrubbing and At Bass Harbor several of the He also plans to fit up part of tlie It is vvondrously beautiful through From Dad's diary of April 3. 1878 termined purpose to do, such as Miss dressing neatly. trawleis are at work, but as yet Enjoyed the Gathering. —‘"Schooner John -Farnharrf was lost ever it may be; hut after a few ses old cafe to be ready to supply lunches out. Millay, of the little poems. Miss Mil- Chance so ruled that the King have not found fish plentiful. on Tuckernuck shoals night of sions with me he pays about as and refreshment for the internal “It may be interesting to your lay of the big imems. Miss Millay of should take that day and call—and so At the Underwood plant at McKin James F. YVoodsum and F. S. March 29." much attention to my caresses as combustion af the fishermen and aq- readers to know that we are to have the sea; Miss Millay of the shore: I he married the Slut. ley canning fishhash kept the crews The History of St. George does would a house cat, though I have toists themselves. I'hllbrick attended the Waldo Coun an Aroostook Musical Festival in the Miss Millay of the opulent orientalIMIss Millay was indeed charming busy most of the winter. The fish not give the above schooner as hav never been able to flatter myself The sardine packers of flip Maine ty Veterans’ Association meeting, auditorium at the Littleton Camp Imagination; Miss Millay of the all this. She did win us. She ing been built at St. George, but that he has any real affection for was largely supplied from Swan's coast have taken a step in tlie right held May 7, in G. A. R. hall, Belfast. Grounds in June, with Prof. William school of simple Nature. Miss Millay. ; lifted her imperious little brown head Island and Mansett. Five hundred does name three vessels as having me. He simply becomes accustomed direction by forming a co-operative About 125 sat down to a bountiful R. Chapman as director. That herself, collectively swept forward i and became a perfectly lovely bird- been built by Farnham & Watts nt to me and makes no demonstration bushels of potatoes were used dnllv association. Under the new arrange dinner such as the ladies of that means we shall have the choruses and asked if the furniture might be . H|