aturday Issued^ S Tuesday Issui? Thursw Saturday he ourier azette T C - G THREE CENTS A COPY Entered as Second Class Mall Mattes Rockland, 'Maine, Saturday, September 9, 1939 V olum e 94...... Number 108. Established January, 1846. By The Courter-Gaiette, 465 Main Bi. !■ M ' Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now,” [EDITORIAL] The Courier-Gazette "Tammany" and many others. In VIEWS ON BOND ISSUES THREV-T1MESA-WEEK “The Black Cat” several of the numbers, he will be A Substantial Knox County Town Maine voters next Monday will pass judgment upon the Editor accompanied by outstanding groups WM. O FULLER adoption of the $9,000,000 highway bond issue. Roy L. Fer- of child singers, assembled especial Associate Editor nald, candidate for governor, has been stumping the State FRANK A WINSLOW ly for the picture. in active opposition to the measure, while State Senator The new songs which Bing will Hubscrlptlona W*,’?" Francis Friend, chairman of the committee, stoutly defends sing in the picture are the work of |i, advance; single coplea thiee cenw the preposition. Both have issued lengthy screeds, which Advertising ratev based upou clrcula Johnny Burke and James V. Mon Hon and very reasonable if carefully read and analyzed, would probably go far toward aco, ace song writing team. E n NEWSPAPER HISTORY providing the average voter with knowledge as to how he shall Tha Rockland Oazette was eetab- titled "Still the Bluebird Sings,” tlahcd In 1846 In 1874 the Courier was vote. But the average voter does not analyze economical prob “ G o MMbiished and consolidated with the "An Apple For the Teacher, lems, and too often votes “no” because he lacks a full under Oaaette In 18S2 The Free Press was Fly A Kite," and "A Man and H is' tsiabllshed In 1855 and In 1891 changed standing of the case. Its name to the Tr'bune. These papers Dreams." they already rank In the Two questions are presented by this bond Issue. rouaolldated Mar, a 17. 1897 hit class As In the case of the 1. Does this issue increase the outstanding State debt? old songs , Bing will have child «•> 2. Does it increase taxes? By The Roving Reporter singers furnishing vocal back Tls looking downward makes The answer to the first question is Yes—It does increase one dizzy Browning * ground. Incidentally, it is in the singing 1 the State debt $300,000 the first year and from then on retire ♦.♦.♦.^•♦,*•*•*•*••*■*'**88 ments of the old and new issues will be equal, maintaining a Rough fabrics are going to be in of one of these numbers—"An Apple ; highway and bridge bonded debt of approximately $24,100,000 creasingly important in suits this for the Teacher"—that Linda I fall for town as well as country STRAND THEATRE during the period of this issue—not $45,000,000. Ware, who is a discovery of Charles wear. Gray-greens, blue-greens, A blight, melodious host of grand The answer to the second question, "Will taxes be in R Rogers, producer of the picture, lovats or heather tones, brown old songs, known to oldsters and creased?" is No. The receipts from the gas tax and automo renders other numbers In the pic and grays are the predominating youngsters alike because they have bile registration fees at present rates are sufficient to care ture, too—numbers ranging from colors in novelty patterns. Color become increaslnjly popular for the interest and retirement of this as well as past highway the catchy "Darktown Strutters' ings are generally louder with the through the years, and four new and bridge bond issues. Ball" to Tschalkowsky's "Waltz of songs, destined to rank In the hit 'Therefore," says Senator Friend, “I favor the adoption of color often carrying the pattern, class, will be sung and danced to the Flowers." According to all re Instead of the pattern carrying the this bond Issue." ports, her voice has tremendous fabric. Young men are wearing In the great new Bing Crosby com Thomaston— "The Home of Knox" looking eastward from the Knox Hotel If the proposed bond Issue Is not accepted by the people, range, rare quality, and great herringbones and fancy weaves for edy drama, "The Star Maker." it would appear that one of two things must necessarily The old songs are the work of power, marking it as one of the business while university men, par happen:— most exceptional voices to be heard ticularly, favor the rough fabrics Gus Edwards, the famous showman Save Young Lives Either all S tate highway and Federal-aid highway con In years. such as Shetiands, tweeds and whose amazing career suggested the URGES EVERYBODY TO VOTE struction work must be discontinued, after the present bond Lovers of classical music will not Cheviots. story of the picture Bing will be issue has been exhausted, if the present activities now pro be disappointed In “The Star Mak Gov.UVe 17t*llwv»oBarrows •Addresses • L’ 1 ■“ ————— | heard singing such tuneful Ed vided for under the General Highway Fund, including S tate er,” for Walter Damrosch, the Some bicycle riders are the de wards' numbers as "School Days. Open Letter To Citizens Qn proposed Rockland School District, aid and third class highway construction, maintenance and "In My Merry Oldsmobile." "Look "grand old man" of American spair of motorists, to say nothing Of Maine — -- snow removal work and bridge construction, are to be c o n music will be heard conducting of pedestrians The other day I saw Out for Jimmy Valentine," “If I Whether They Vote “Yes” Or “No” tinued on their present level, and this level Is now below what Was a Millionaire,” “I Can’t Tell The Philharmonic Orchestra of To Citizens of Maine: — two young bicyclists riding on Main it was ten years ago; Los Angeles in Beethoven's Sym Within a few days thousands of street and seeing how' close they Why I Love You But I Do," "I Or, if we reasonably assume that there is no increase In phony The orchestra, under Dam- our school children throughout could squeeze between motor cars Rockland, Sept. 8 This is accomplished by Issuing the gas tax or registration fees and that funds to match Fed rosch's direction, also accompanies Maine return to their desks and riding in the same direction. To Parents and Citizens interested bonds, which mature within a 25 eral-aid, at least $1,000,000, and to provide for work on State Miss Ware in several of her num studies. They are the treasures of THE LOBSTER POT year limit, the amount to be de highways are to be taken from the General Highway Fund, bers. our homes—rising citizens of our in schools: Few persons have any Idea of the termined by the School District then there must be a very substantial curtailment in the AT FRIENDSHIP •The Star Maker.” which was di State of tomorrow. Monday, Sept. 11, during hours multiple duties which befall a po activities now set up under the General Highway FunJ and rected by Roy Del Ruth, tells how Each year young lives have been from 10 to 7, the citizens of Rock Trustees and city officials. liceman I saw Frank Bridges the Will Remain Open the major activities which very likely would have to be the Bing, a tin-pan alley song writer | snuffed out by motor vehicles in We are interested in the proper other day lugging off the street land are to have an opportunity to ones to suffer, would be the secondary road work, including and small time hoofer, rises to the hands of careless operators several armfuls of wood which had Until October 2 exercise their right of franchise, re development of our youth. Reek- State aid and third class highway construction, bridge con top In the entertainment world by Every such accident has cut short land Is a city of which we may all fallen from an overloaded truck, Dally from 12.00 to 7.30 P. M. garding two important issues. One struction, and. unfortunately, the very much needed funds making stars out of talented chil the life of a defenseless child and be proud. Its continued success is and which had been flying hither concerns a State-wide Referendum, for the maintenance of roads and bridges already constructed. Later Re ervations May Be Made dren. The cast of the picture also brought sorrow and grief to a home dependent, in a large measure, upon and yon when struck by vehicles. regarding a bond issue. The other The voter must decide. By Telephone includes Louise Campbell, Ned and family somewhere in our midst the proper growth of those 2000 Needless killings of this type can, has to do with the progressive de- Many persons have commented Waldoboro 19-2 Sparks, Laura Hope Crews, and children now attending our schools. 108-It Janet Waldo—adv. l t seems, be avoided il car opera-1 velopment of our schools in which As your Superintendent, I have upon the wonderful memory of tors heed the •‘School—Go Slow" we are au vitally interested, been requested by the Parent- THE SCHOOL DISTRICT Miss Anna E. Coughlin, former signs that mark the approach to ! By yoting yes on an act t0 lncor. principal of Rockland High School. Teacher Association to urge every Another question which the voters (of Rockland) must de At the recent reunion of the class city and suburban institutions The the Ro;kland school District loyal citizen to vote on this Issue, cide next Monday relates to a proposed school district for the in accordance with their best judg of 1907 there were present 32 per BALLARD BUSINESS SCHOOL hour of travel to and from schools, the cltizens wm be creating the ma- city of Rockland. The Issues are presented in another column sons who had left school 32 years and the daily recess periods, are chlnery which will enable them to ment, either for or against, that - by George J. Cumming, superintendent of schools, who before She was able to call prac Entoll Now For Fall Term Beginning times demanding the utmost watch improve the physical conditions of true concensus of our people might simply urges th at the voters express themselves pro or con. fulness on the part of drivers. cur schools, by acquiring property, j be obtained. tically all of them by their first MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 The matter may be fairly summarized in two sentences: names. Inin conaniunwe consequence w of the u«: great haz-- erecting, enlarging, repairing, equip-| Remember the date and the time One—The act undoubtedly alms at the betterment of one Office Open for Registration beginning ard confronting our young folks pjng an gages in many activities, each one The Courier-Gazette Twilight League Amid Jeers Of Mob important for human welfare, ma- T U R K S - n M K S - A - ttt EK K WITH A SQUAD OF 4 3 ------t ! terial and spiritual. Each Corps of Rockland and Camden To Salvation Army Made First the Salvation Army is a center of Faith is the substance of things Complete the Series With E A L M O F Appearance In London— charitable work m addition to its hoped for, the evidence of things Coach Matheson Is Chiselling Out Football j being a center of spiritual activities not seen. Heb. 11: 1. Double-Header Sunday And N o w . ' directed particularly at the un- Team For Eight-Game Schedule ------' churched and those who otherwise Music No religious organization has j seem hopelessly lost. DOUBLE-HEADER SUNDAY ever won such complete and world- ! The many activities of the local At The High School i y GlaJyt St. Clair HeistaJ The Rockland High i their stunts at Community Park j w[de respect, even affection, as the | Salvation Army include Unfavorable weather conditions School football schedule each night. Salvation Army has achieved in the caused cancellation of the game for this season includes j Assisting Coach Matheson is John Barbirolli, conductor of the did not attend but said afterward 60 years since "General" William j Community Center. to have been played by Rockland I. eight games, the hom e, Joseph Topping, late of the Bates By The Pupils New York Philharmonic Symphony •Oh dear, why didn't I go to that Booth, the son of an English tailor, Gospel Services. and Camden, in Camden last team's opponents being team who is specializing in line first led his uniformed "army" of Orchestra, was married in July to concert!" Open-air Services. night. The balance of the series • • * • Brunswick. Hallowell, work militant Christians through the School began Tuesday w ith an Sunday School. will be played as a double-header Miss Evelyn Rothwell. oboist, the In the September issue of The Madison. Skowhegan, streets of London amid the jeers enrollment of 458 in Senior High Educational Classes. in Camden Sunday afternoon, the ceremony taking place in the Regis- Etude under “Fifty Years Ago Th's Morse High of Bath. Farmington. of the mob. It was a new mani- and 310 in Junior High O W L 'S H E A D Recreational Classes first game beginning at 1.30 sharp Oardiner. Winslow and Bar Harbor. ------' Ifestation and so to be suspected. • * • • trar's office of Bloomsbury, London. Month is an article, a word picture, Family Relief. This double-header will climax • • • • given by the late Edward Baxter The list follows: Miss Dorothy Young played a I it was different from any estab- , Ritchie Linnell has loaned the Missing Persons Bureau. the Twilight League season. Noted in the lost of Competitions Perry, of the maner in which Liszt, Sept. 16. Rockland at Brunswick trumpet solo “The Lily," polka, by J lished religious movement, and so' typewriting department his port Family Visitation. shown in the September issue of The his teacher, conducted his classes Sept 23. Rockland at Hallowell. Casey with the Rockland band1 was too undignified to be taken j able victrola on which to play the Prison Parole Work. Sept. 30. Rockland at Madison concert at the public landing seriously by church people. rhythm records used in the type They Deserve It Etude is The Paderewski Prize Com- Mr Perry, who shamed physical Transient Relief. petition which offers $1000 for the handicaps, in spite of bllndess, was Oct 7. Skowhegan in Rockland. recently. At the Thomaston I t did not take many years, how- ] writing classes. A baseball beano party will be held • • • • Monday night at Camden for the best work fcr Chamber Orchestra cne of the most brilliant pianists Oct 14 Rockland at Both. fair she played a solo. At the ever, for the world to learn that the The Salvation Army is a mem Band and orchestra rehearsals benefit of Camden's championship and a second $1000 for a concerto or and most broadly learned musicians Oct 21. Farmington in Rockland. Warren concert she played a duet Salvation Army was not trying to ber of the local Community Chest began Thursday morning at the baseball players. Special prizes as other serious work for a solo instru • | in the American profession of his Oct 27 iFriday) Oardiner at "Gloriana" by Barnard, with her set up a new church, but to reach the unfortunates whom the church, which is starting its annual drive Community Building with Mr. Law. well as novelty games will be th ment with symphonic orchestra.1 day. It wil be recalled that Mr. Rockland. uncle, Frank Young of Owls Head i i • • • • order of the evening and those in ' Works must not exceed 15 to 20 Perry summered tn Camden for Nov 4 Winslow at Rockland. They also played a duet at the could not or did not reach. >Ior money needed to carry on its work among those who need Its Mrs. Rogers is trying out the charge promise an even more enjoy- | minutes in performance and must | some years, if memory serves me Nov 11. Bar Harbor at Rockland. Orange fair at Owls Head Town That has been its mission services. There is no more fitting girls' voices for Olee Club. able time than that recently held at ** received before Feb. 1. 1940 In right. Donald Matheson, coach, can hall, accompanied at the piano by the whole world over since way in which anyone can demon • • • • the same place for the injured plav- i case anv of our readers are inter- 1 . . . . summon a genial smile at small her sister. Mildred, who also is tal 1878 How far it has succeed - strate his or her loving-kindness Class Officers elected in the ers cn this year s outstanding team ' est*d- fuU information may be ob- A lovely spot in my summer was provocation but when he surveys ented in music. She is 15 years of ed in bringing not only the light of toward his brothers or sisters who senior class are Perry Howard, . . . . j tained from Mrs. Elizabeth C. Allen the call I had from Miss Ada Zeller his squad of 43 hustling students age and the daughter of Mr and the Oospel but the material help have fallen by the wayside than to president; Nathalie Edwards, vice Once or twice each season there Secretary Paderewski- Fund. 290 during her Rockland visit with Mrs- he feels that the occasion calls for Mrs. Ear| E. Young of Haddonfield, without which mere preaching give to the Community Chest. president; Mary Cross, secretary; comes from the fertile pen of Oil Huntington Avenue, Boston. Belle Taylor. Miss Zeller, a very- a broad grin. And this is how the N j Her only teaching is with her falls on stony ground is testified by Human Interest Story Edwin Jones, treasurer; girl repre Patten a very frank communication gifted pianist and composer, living squad summarizes: uncle during the summer and she the history of hundreds of thou A man returns to Rockland after sentative to the Student Council. concerning local baseball matters. Orlando Cole, cellist of The Curtis in Brooklyn, has a wide following in Letter men from last year—Owen shows remarkable progress with the sands to whom the devoted “sol- being away several years He se Pearl Leonard; boy representative, Always to the point and always a String Quartet, wrote a most de- her field, and has won no little ac- Allen. William Cummings, Kent double and triple tonguing. She diers" of the Salvation Army bring cured a position in the quarry and Daniel Munro. fair presentation of the case. The lightful and enlightening cover of j claim for her outstandingly fine work Olover Gus Huntley, David Maz- also plays in the Haddonfield High | help and comfort daily and nightly, • • • • following paragraph is from his let the Berkowitz - Sokcloff recital ' In addition to concert work, she zeo Mike McConchie. Frank Spin- School orchestra and band and , No man may say of another! . needed some practical assistance. An "Earl Dow photo" was taken ter to the current issue of the Cam (Rcckport. Aug. 26). for the Camden conducts a choral An additional loud speaker has were framed by the word of God: TALK OF THE TOWN been installed at Ocean View Rink Situation In Europe Kiwanians Koming Housewives Blamed so that things which are seen were Meet Stan Poland In The not made of things which do ap Miss Eliza J. Steele, Red Cross Topic Of the Guest Speaker, NewEngland’s Largest Serv By Grocerymen For the pear’ (Hebrews M: 3). nurse, has returned from her vaca Prof. Orton, At Yester ice Club Gathering O f Sudden Jump In the Food • • • • tion. Sunday school is at 9.30 tomorrow day’s Rotary Meeting Year At Poland Spring Prices Churches at the Methodist Church. The pas Francis Havener Jr., will be guest Sept. 11—Waldoboro—Schools open. At their meeting Friday the mem New England's largest service club The European war hit the Ameri tor's subject a t 10.30 will be "Pur Sept. 11—Special State and city elec soloist tomorrow morning at the bers of the Rockland Rotary Club convention of the year will be held Personal Good Fortune." Francis tion. Methodist Church can family dinner table, a national 8ept 12 Annual fair of Miriam Re were reminded that the summer sea Havener, Jr., will be guest soloist. bekah Lodge at Odd Fellows hall. at Poland Spring Sept .21, 22 and 23 survey Thursday disclosed. Sept. 19 —Camden— Lucille Elmore son has indeed passed as there Aas The sermon topic at 7.30 will be "As Miss Rose McNamara of Masonic when “over 800" Kiwanians gather Throughout the nation, retail Revue at Opera House. a noticeable thinning out of sum Others See Us." Sept 20 St. George—Grange fair. street suffered a severe fall recent at this resort for the 21st annual staple food prices soared. Sugar, Sept. 26-28—Union Fair mer guests, though there was pres • • • • ly, fracturing one of her hips. convention of the New England Dis flour, lard, butter, meats Jumped, ent a goodly number of visiting Ro trict of Klwanis International. John mostly about 10 to 25 percent over At the Universallst Church Sun The Eagles will have a supper and tarians. , David H. Buffum is employed in L. Hooper of Auburn, convention last week, sometimes much higher. day morning a t 10.45 Dr. Lowe will entertainment Wednesday night. The'guest speaker was Prof. Wil Washington on vise work. Mrs. Buf chairman, said that 52 of New Eng Rationing of supplies to house preach at the first service following liam O. Orton of Northampton. land's 107 Klwanis Clubs had al wives by retail grocers was common the vacation. Taking account of the James Breen has been appointed fum left Monday and will take an Mass., of the Chair of Economics at ready registered 100% for the affair practice in many cities. Some cities tragic turn of events in Europe, Dr. special policeman for the Ocean apartment in Washington. Smith College, who has had a sum and that “more registrations were reported a sudden, temporary short Lowf will frankly face the issue. View skating rink. American Legion Auxiliary meets mer home at Round Pond for many being received daily.'’ age of basic staples. The subject of his sermon will be, years, and is the next door neigh He said that he would not be sur The housewives complained to of "Christian F aith In Such a World." Mrs. Carl Oray of New York will Monday at 7.30 at the Legion hall. SERMONETTE bor of Dr. Lowe. He was very gra prised if convention attendance ap ficials—in New York Mayor La • • • • speak at Sunday night's service of Refreshments will be in charge of ciously introduced by Dr. Lowe, not proached the 1000 mark to make it Guardia received 5.000 individual the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Grace Kirk. Journey to the Mountain At St. Peter's Church (Episcopal) only as a profound student of world the biggest New England Klwanis complaints in two days. Many city, I Rev. E. O. Kenyon, rector, the serv affairs, but also as a gentleman and convention of all time. state and national officials ordered The Maine Central is extending Services for Annie L., widow of As Jesus advanced in His m in ices for tomorrow will be appropri close personal friend. He ascribed the unusaual interest investigations to check profiteering. its Rockland yard trackage to the Sylvester O. Thorndike, will be held istry. His fame spread over large ate for the Fourteenth Sunday after Though British born he has be this year to the fact that last year's But wholesale grocery men blamed rear of the Swift beef plant. at the Russell funeral home Sunday areas. He sailed due north up Trinity: Matins at 7.10, Holy Com come a most loyal American. He event was curtailed by the hurricane. housewives themselves. at 2 p. m., Rev. J. Charles Mac the sea of Oalllee and came into munion at 7.30, church school at 9 SO, was in the British service during Weekend war news sent them Leslie Somers of the Newberry Donald officiating. He also pointed out that this year the coasts of Casarea PhlUipl. Holy Eucharist and sermon at 10.30, the World War and in fact was in scurrying to put away emergency staff has been transferred to Lincoln New England Kiwanis is 21 years and remained several days at Vespers at 7.30. possession of a medal issued during old and that this will be a "coming supplies of storable food, it was said, • • • • as assistant. There will be a district VF.W. the foot of Mount Hermon. While that period which bore upon it this meeting and picnic at Lucia Beach of age" convention. and the sudden rush precipitated here He asked His disciples, At Littlefield Memorial Church Inscription: "To save civilization." local shortages. Witham's Lobster Pound, which Sunday, Sept. 17 at 2 p. m. All Business meetings, social events “Whom do men say that I the 8unday morning at 1030, Rev. ‘•Now," he sagely remarked, "we are Many national, state and city of has been having a remarkably suc members of Bath, Friendship and and a sports program will hold the Son of man am?” Charles A. Mars taller will have as in another war to save civilization," ficials. and wholesale food dealers cessful season, closes Sunday night. Rockland Posts and auxiliaries are interest of Kiwanians and theur They answered, “Some say his sermon topic T h e Sovereignty invited. and went on to give a most illumi families for the three day conven said there was no reason now for a Sometimes you are a bit appre of Ood." The church school meets hensive when you meet a State eop. thou a rt John the Baptist; some Large arrivals of fish continue nt nating address on “The Current tion. Hooper said. general price rise. There are ample at 11.45 and the Christian Endeavor but if you are in the right you Elias; and others Jertm as, or Peyler's plant. You'll find things Rev. and Mrs. Charles A Mar- Situation in Europe," the enmities supplies of food of all sorts, they at 6. Praise service and sermon at need have no worry when you en one of the prophets." moving any day you visit this sec staller have returned from their and bitterness in Poland and Ger said, plenty for all demands and 7.15, the topic being "An Interrupted SOUTH WARREN counter Stanley Poland. The for “But whom say ye that I am?" annual vacation, which took them many, as the aftermath of the un more. Sermon." Prayer meeting Tuesday tion of Tillson wharf. mer Friendship man alw"ys works And Simon Peter said, "Thou through the New England States, just settlement following the war of WhitdhUl-Teague Chiefly In the case of sugar, some night at 7.30. in the interest of the Department, art the Christ the son of th e liv William Heald of Camden was New York State and Canada. 1914-1918 He concluded that trea The meeting Thursday of Good said, there appeared to be definite • • • • but he also deals courteously with ing Ood.” ties of peace settle nothing unless Will Orange featured a wedding, underlying reasons fcr a price in The pastor, Rev. J. Charles Mac fined costs of court <61248) in Re those who come in contact with And Jesus said, “Blessed art The Spanish War Veterans and dictated by fairness and Justice to the participants being the Worthy crease In sugar trade circles, it has Donald will conduct both services at corder Harding’s Court Thursday, him; and very helpful when assis thou Simon; for flesh and blood charged with violating motor vehicle Auxiliary will meet at the Legion all the parties concerned. It was a Master Norman Whltehlll of been reported for some days that hath not revealed it unto thee the First Baptist Church Sunday. tance is needed. He has one fault hall Sunday at 1 o'clock to attend notable address. Thomaston and Olive Teague of refiners were holding off offerings. The morning service will be at 10.30 laws. —doesn't know when to stop eating but my father which is in heaven. the dedication of the Spanish War The guests were William Chas >, Some wholesalers said they were in and the evening service at 7.30. Miss Warren. Plans had been made for ice cream. And I say also unto thee, thou Donald E Merriam returned to Memorial boulder at Rockport. Mesa, Arizona, and Atwood Leven- a quiet wedding at the Baptist par formed only after receiving new art Peter, and upon this rock I Oladys G rant will be the soloist for Massachusetts Tuesday to enter up saler, formerly of Rockland. sonage in Thomaston but at the in orders that the price had been sub will build my church; and the the day. The church school will bo on his third year as instructor of At the recent Quarterly Confer The Visiting Rotarians: Millard sistence of Grange friends the cere stantially raised. Save Young Lives gates of hell shall not prevail held at noon and the Endcavorer's Spanish and French at Wilbraham ence in the Methodist Church Mrs. Sprague, Cambridge. Mass.; Frank mony was performed at the Grange In Washington, Dr. Joshua Bern against it. And I will give unto Inspiration Hour at 6.30. A place (Continued from Page One) Academy, a private school for boys. Edith Tweedie was elected delegate E. Poland, Boston; Howard D. Per hall in front of the stage which had hardt, chief of the sugar section of thee the keys of the Kingdom of will be given on the program for a to the Special Brief Annual Confer kins, Portland; "Vint" Harkness, the department of agriculture said been decorated with beautiful cut Eyes, Use Your Ears. Then Use Your heaven; and whatsoever thou presentation of the hospital cam Edward Feyler was arraigned in ence meeting in Waterville. Sept. 14 Boston; Kenneth C. Lovejoy, Bel the nation actually has a surplus cf flowers making an effective back Feet," as they prepare to cross busy shalt bind on earth shall be paign. The fall communion will be municipal court Thursday on a Mrs. Lor it a Bicknell was elected a l fast; Dr. C. H Jameson, Camden. sugar and that it was possible a bound in heaven and whatsoever held at the morning service. ground. Previous to the ceremony thoroughfares, remembering the charge of molesting and stealing ternate. Milton B Hunt, Fairfield, Conn.; "synthetic" shortage was being the bride's niece Jeannette Overlock slogan of The Safety Man, "Always thou shalt loose on earth shall lobster traps. He pleaded guilty, and Israel Cutler. Old Town. created. He said the department sang “Love's Old Sweet Song" her be loosed in heaven. Correspondents and contributors and was fined $30 and cost $8.44 The World’s Fair and Canada might raise sugar quotas if proces Alert, Never Hurt!" accompanist being Mrs. Olive Pales Whatever this charter meant are asked to write on Only One figured largely in the vacation trip sors and refiners persisted in hold To teachers in our schools of First nomination of officers will who also played the wedding march. to Peter, one great body of C hris aide of the paper Those wishing to change their made by Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Mac ing supplies off the market. Do Maine, and parents in the homes, be Monday night by Knox Lodge. The double ring ceremony was tians adopted it as their charter enrollments for next spring's pri Donald. They have returned home mestic and Puerto Rican producers I respectfully suggest the use of re I.O.OF. Rockland Encampment performed by Rev. Donald F. Per of infallibility. However, there mary election should bear in mind together with Miss Gwendolen Mac he said, had on hand 800.000 tons of minders to our young folks em will have second nomination Wed ron of Thomaston and the bride it stands without addition or that the change must be made be Donald. who has been at Bar Har sugar in excess of marketing quotas phasizing the need for all possible nesday night. was given in marriage by her subtraction. The narrative at fore Dec 17 which may be placed on the market. care to tthe end that through a bor this summer. brother Roger Teague, her attend the foot of the mountain goes There apparently were no general union of effort greater safety may IF QUALITY ant being the groom's sister Joyce on. "From that time fo rth be The Eagles had five candidates The Arctic exploration schooner Peyler's Inc. has added to its increases in the prices of shoes and be secured to the benefit and grate Whltehlll and his attendant his gan Jesus to show his disciples la what you want in enter at the meeting Tuesday night, Bowdoin. commanded by Lieut. already large plant on Tillson wharf clothing in the nation, despite the fulness of all mankind. brother Harold Whitehill of Rock th at he must go to Jerusalem, Drug Store Merchandise and five more are scheduled for the Commander Donald B MacMillan, the so called Donohue, owned by rising hide and wool prices. It was Lewis O. Barrows, Oovernor land. Charlotte the young daugh suffer, be killed and raised from meeting of Sept. 18. A special sup ] is due to arrive at Boothbay H ar the Feeney estate, recently vacated pointed out that most autumn buy ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Over the grave. This Store Has It per will be held Wednesday and all bor today. The expedition visited by the Maine Inshore Patrol. The ing by retailers was done before the look made an attractive flower girl were recent callers at the home of Peter took it upon himself to members are requested to be present. Greenland in the course of its old buildings standing on the prem rise, and that subsequent retail Mr. and Mrss Allie Russell. We use only the Beat the The groom is the son of Mr. and rebuke him. ’’Lord this shall not northern voyage. The return trip ises are Being dismantled. The ad price, increases might not be neces market affords. Substitu An honest to goodness motor car Mrs. H. W. Whitehill of Thomaston Mr and Mrs. Clayton Oliver and be unto thee ". has been a speedy one. ditional facilities will increase Rock sary’ until after Christmas, normal tion and “just as good" are from Egypt, owned and driven by and the bride the daughter of Isa grandson Leonard Stetson recently Jesus turned and said unto land's importance as a fishing port. ly a time for bargain sales. spent a day at the Oliver farm in Peter, "Get thee behind me, only business apologies. an Egyptian business man. is being The final excursions of the sea- and the late Frank Teague of W ar North Waldoboro. Satan, thou art an offence unto There Is a big variation In reported in this city and vicinity, , son will take place tomorrow. ren. Both are active members of BALLARD FALL TERM me; for thou savourest not the DRUGS AND PRICES the number being 7099AV99. The Good Will Grange. FRIENDSHIP Farm Bureau members held their 1 Steamer W. S. White will leave things that be of Ood, but those plate, as reported by A. C. Hocking 1 Tillson's Wharf at 9 o'clock D.S.T. ITtey left on a short wedding trip latest meeting at the home of Mrs. PLAY SAFE! Enrollment for the Fall Term Mrs Nellie Brazier who spent the that be of men " This does not of St. Oeorge is made of cast iron. . for Vinalhaven. Steamer North to Massachusetts immediately fol Allie Russell. Tables were set on of Ballard Business School summer at her Martins Point cot look like a charter of infallibility I Haven leaves the same wharf at lowing the ceremony showered with the lawn and the group of 14 en W ALM SLEY’S Rockport Farm Bureau will meet should be made at once. The tage. has resumed her teaching to me, but that is not important. j the same time for North Haven, I an abundance of rice and confetti joyed picnic dinner in an attractive Reliable Drug Store Thursday. Sept. 14 at the Chase school office, 37 Limeroek street, duties in Danvers, Mass. W hat follows is important, to I Stonington and Swan's Island and the good wishes of relatives waterfront setting. 373 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND farm in Rockport with Mrs. L. F. Rockland, will be open from 9 to and Orange friends of which there Mrs. Ralph Davis recently gave all of us. Jesus outright declar TEL. 864 12 a. m. daily for registration, ation, "If any man will come Chase hostess. ,T he subject of,the If you attend Strand Theatre about 75 present. On return they J a birthday supper for her daughter Opp. Knox Trust Co. beginning Monday. Sept. 11. Public beano at I.O.OF. hall Wed after me, let him deny himself, day will be “Winter Bouquets” to be this week you will see these fea ! will be a t home to their friends a t j Malene and guests Mr. and Mrs demonstrated by Mrs Lizzie Smith. Telephone Rockland 234 or nesday, Sept. 13 at 7.30.—adv. and follow me.” tures: Sunday. Monday and Tues ’ the residence of the bride's mother | Allie Russell. Games were played Housekeepers are Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Camden 2476 for details. 108-109 —William A. Holman day. "Star Maker," with Bing where they will reside for a brief I and a variety of gifts were rereived Hattie Davies, Mrs. Inez Packard Crosby and Louise Campbell; Wed time. by the young hostess. and Mrs. Lizzie French. nesday and Thursday. “Winter Car Morton A. Thomas of Waterville, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oliver and COURIER-GAZETTE WANT ADS “Substance" Is the subject of the , Roller Skating nival," with Ann Sheridan and Vt., has been appointed superin children. Oean and Robert who WORK WONDERS Lesson-Sermon that will be read The State Board of the National EAST APPLETON EVERY tendent of its Eastern Division, the kpent the past week with Mr. and League of Women Voters will meet Richard Carlson; Friday and Sat In all churches of Christ, Scientist Maine Central Railroad announced Mrs. Clayton Oliver have returned Thurs., Fri., Sat, 8-11 in Augusta Sept. 19. and it is urged urday “Sherlock Holmes," with Floyd Oushee accompanied Ray Sept. 10. The Oolden Text is: Friday. He succeeds the late to North Weymouth, Mass., They that all members of the board be Basil Rathbone and Ida Lupino. mond Paul to Windsor and Blue "Labour not for the m eat which Sat. Afternoon 2-5 Thomas M. McLaughlin of Bangor were accompanied as far as Port present at this first meeting of the hill fairs where the latte: entered Advertising In perisheth. but for that m eat which O C EA N VIEW Pleasant Valley Grange will hold and will take over his duties Mon year, which will be under the cap his horses in the pulling contests. land by their nephew Llewellyn endureth unto everlasting life, I its annual bazar Oct. 20 with the day at division headquarters, Ban Oliver. BALLROOM able leadership of Mrs. J. Marden Mr. and Mrs. Allan McKusick which the Son of man shall give chairman of booths as follow: Fruit gor. THIS 615 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND and children have returned to Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Simmons unto you: for him hath Ood the DeShon. The department chair and vegetables. F. L. S. Morse; ice Good Muale Good Discipline men are: Government and its op Massachusetts after spending two and daughter Oloria of Damaris PAPER Father sealed” (John 6: 27). The Free I n» true tors cream, Evelyn Bartlett; aprons and Mrs. Lina Carroll will have charge eration. Mrs. Charles F. Flagg, 72 weeks with Mrs. McKusick s mother cotta passed last weekend at the citations from the Bible Include DUSTLESS FLOOR handkerchiefs. Florence Young; of a beano party in G.A.R. hall 105tf Carroll street, Portland; Govern Mrs. Grace Brown. home of Mr. and Mrs. Allie Russell. the following passages: “Through candy, pop corn, Dorothy Baxter; Monday night, sponsored by Ruth Is a ment and Education, Miss Frances A motor ride and picnic Sunday Mrs. Lessie Achorn of Gardiner faith we understand that th e worlds rummage. Hamlin Family; canned Mayhew Tent. Useful household E Moore. 72 Elm street. Waterville; at Clark Island were enjoyed by: Mrs. Mabel Mank of Waldoboro. foods, Etta Andersen; beano, M. E. articles will serve as awards. The G ood Investment 7—5—- = = = ^ ^ = ! = = Government and economic Weliare. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Pitman, Mr. Mrs. Abbie Davis of Worcester, and R L. Andersen; wishing well, Tent will assist in serving the Mrs. Phillip F ., Chapman, 375 and Mrs. Floyd Gushee and son Mass, Mr and Mrs. Homer Davis Juveniles; supper, Florence Young. luncheon Wednesday noon for the Spring street. Portland; Govern Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc and (Children George and Abbie All chairman are requested to get Community Chest workers. ment and child welfare, Mrs. Carl Kusick and children Allan and their own committees and report U N I O N F A I R Hall. Bluehill; Government and le Nancy. Mrs. Grace Brown, Mr. and at next Tuesday's meeting. Mrs. Helen Paladino will be chair gal status. Mrs. Henry A. Peabody. Mrs. Robert Gushee and children BORN man of the supper to be served UNION, MAINE 110 Exchange street. Portland; Priscilla Robert and ( Grace, Mr. IJjvld left this week for Chicago. NORTHPORT W H IT E HEAD STONINGTON A MAID CALLED MILLS Mr. and Mrs. Arno Wyman and Star Trap Shooter Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McLellan and VINALHAVEN son Manson of North Vassal boro Mrs. Elliot Duncan and daughter Mrs. Pluma Cheney and daughter sons John and Stuart and daugh passed last weekend with Rev. and Constance of Danvers, Mass., and Margaret have returned from a va ft ft ft ft ters Natalie and Grace of Redstone, Mrs Kenneth Cook. Mrs Hilton Ames of Rockland cation In Mlllbridge. Whom You Will Take To Your Heart When She Talks N. H., were holiday weekend guests MRS OSCAR C. LANK were callers recently on Mrs, Mel About Household Matters There was a large attendance Vernon Tabbutt of Thomaston of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Small and Correspondent vin E Wood. Wednesday at the all day Sunday who has been working on Calvin Mrs. Annie Richards. School picnic at Smith's Point, Rev. Mrs. Charles Butler returned Beal's motor boat has returned Alvin Lord has returned from BKOADCAST BY MARJORIE MILLS Ouests the past week Mr. and Kenneth Cook was ln charge of the Sunday from a week's visit with her home. Hermon having passed the holidays (Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 1.30 p. m over Stations Mrs. Almond M. Miller were Mrs. races and awarded prizes. The out WNAC, Boston; WTAG, Worcester; WCSH, Portland; WTIC. Hartford- daughter ln Quincy, Mass Mr and Mrs Earl Lyons and with his parents. Marcia E. Davis and daughter Lea- standing race was between Rev. Mr. WICC. Bridgeport; WEAN. Providence; and WLBZ. Bangor). Mrs. Orvine Wales returned home daughter Pauline have returned from James McGuire of New Rochelle trice of Friendship and Oeorge Cook and one of the oldest members Friday after spending a week at ten days' furlough spent in Bldde- passed last weekend here. Mrs. Mc Bailey of Oreenwich, Conn. of Union Church, Mrs. Rebecca Arey Even If you haven't a daughter , the eggs, add the milk, mix and the New York World's Fair. ferd. Guire who has been passing the Harland Gregory of Plainfield, N. who came through the victor. going away to school you’ve probably ! pour over the bread and cheese, J. and sister Mrs. William G arrett Mr. and Mrs. Philip Watkins, Mr Mr. and Mrs. George Stover, son summer here returned home with The Vlnalhaven Chiefs will play ! and j^rs. Rollo Watkins and Mrs. Bob and daughter Patricia of Balti him Tuesday. been perusing the current maga- !-Bake at 360 deg. F. until firm in (Annie Gregory) of Saugus, Mass., the center. Serve hot. Camden tomorrow in Oamden. Rose Tuttle visited the Indian Res- more, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles "Benny" Nelson and Michael De zines which are heavy with news oi visited recently at the home of Coffee Macaroon Bi-que Prof. and Mrs. R Mont Arey and 1 ervatlon at Old Town last Sunday Schaeffer and daughter Normagene role have returned from Milford where to go, what to wear, what to their grandpa.ents Mr. and Mts 1 tablespoon gelatine sister Mrs. Rebecca Short left Frl- j Mr and Marcellus Con- of Pennsylvania have returned home and are at the Richards house. pack in her trunk and what to buy James Gregory. 14 cup cold water day for their homes in Rochester, I don of were callers Sun. after spending a vacation with Mr. Edward Blackmore and Frank for her dressing table that will make Mrs. Hanson Brown who has been 1*4 cups strong coffee N Y . and Boston. Enroute they will day on Mr and Mrs Mejv,n E and Mrs. H. W Andrews. Norton’s Blackmore are home from Provi her the female fatale of the unlver • ill the past week is much improved. 1- 3 cup sugar enjoy a trip to the White Mountains Wood Island. dence where they passed the sum sity. (We've always wondered how Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hopkins Salt Mrs. Elliott Hail and sons David jjrs Abbie Ramsey, Mrs. Beatrice Mrs. A H. Calder, son Richard mer with their mother Mrs. Virginia boys get off to school. No one ever and son Paul who spent the week 1 cup whipping cream and Douglass, have returned to Mrs Carrle Woodi Mr and daughter Nancy have returned Tomasello tells their mothers what to do about end here returned Tuesday to Wor 2- 3 cup macaroon crumbs Springfield, N. J. having spent the and Mrs Rrt}ie Amfs Mrs Pfarl to Portsmouth after ten days' visit Ellsworth Thomas of Isle au them). cester, Mass. Alex Christie, Spark Plug The boarding school and college Soak gelatine In cold water 5 summer In town. Hills, Eda Woodbury. Mr. and Mrs with Mr. and (Mrs. H. W. Andrews. Haut called on friends here recently. Mrs. Aubrey Ames went Tuesday girl's mother is coached at every jminutes Dissolve in hot coffee, add Mr and Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson wilbur Maffitt, Mrs Ida Flanders Mrs. Clarence Beal of Lubec is on Dorothy Hutchinson has been to Attleboro, M ass. where she is stop but our concern right now Is kUgar and salt and mlx "«»■ C°°> who were at Rabbit Lodge during and Mr and Mrs Pred Blood. all the island for ten days' vacation. Over at Vlnalhaven the sportsmen employed at the home of Mrs. Kate guest of her daughter Mrs. Preston have lots of fun trapshooting and Jones the past week. the mother of the lads and lassies When mixture ‘* ‘n*s “ > «»“*«•"• the summer vacation returned Frl- 0{ Grand View Grange attended Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fester and who have to start back to school fold whlPPed cream and “ ar(llm Lincoln. we see above Alex Christie "the spark An outing was enjoyed Sunday day to Delaware, Ohio. ' Pomona Grange Tuesday at Mystic three children of Somerville, who toting a lunch box. There's no wav- crumbs M e In sherbet glasses and Dr. Flagg and family have Re Mrs Annie Calderwood celebrated j Orange, Belmont. High Priest of plug of the outfit," who is one of the at Avalon Beach, Deer Isle by Mr. have been visiting Mr. and Mr'. Don most enthusiastic followers of the lng gcodlbye at the station to that garnlsh wtth nuU or cherrh?s Chll> turned to New York. her 82d birthday Thursday at her , Dimeter Charles Gardner of 3pt lng - and Mrs Stuart McLellan. John, thoroughly. ald Bangs, have returned home. sport. He has improved so much at pioblem. It sticks along dally from : Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mihayl, have home Lunch was served. Her I field, Mass., State Master Rlcharii- Stuart, Natalie and Grace McLel Crystal Apple Rings , Congratulations are extended to the traps that he is expecting to take now till next June. returned to New York, having guests wereJiOutsePhfibrook, Carrie , son and Mrs. Richardson were pres- the n(.wly.tnarrled Mr and lan, Robert McGuffie Jr, Mr and 4 tablespoons shortening a fall out of seme of the boys who First , we hate the expression a J passed the summer at their cottage Orim and Florence Speers. ent. Mrs Harold Small and Montle and 2 tablespoons sugar Mrs. Weston Gamage, Jr. have been chuckling at his past in Mrs Annie Richards. “balanced" lunch box. It sounos j at The Reach. Mrs Floyd Robertson, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred A Deane of 4 large apples, cored and sliced Frank Alley, first assistant at the ability to “dust off" the spinning Mrs. Elsie Knowlton entertained dull even before you open It to find I Mr and Mrs Harland Dearborn, Geraldine, son Floyd, Mrs. Marie ■4 inch thick Roslindale, M ass, returned Sun targets. a tired sandwich, an orange and a daughters Betty and Ruth and *on Light has returned after ten days' at a buffet supper recently. Those Melt the shortening in a frying Teele and Mary Warren, visited day after spending two weeks at A correspondent discusses other cuix-ake. The right lunch pays John have returned to Meriden vacation. present were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tuesday and Wednesday ln Rock Sunny Side Cottage, Bayside. island trapshooters. ln this vein— dividends in better health, better »an' add kUgar' and stlr unt“ Conn., having passed th e summer Forrest Chaney, surfman. returned Cleave and Marjorie of Wollaston, land. The telephone crew is installing Bill Warner, never saw clay pige spirits and better marks whether sllghtly ra ™oll«ed Add apple ln town. Sunday from Camp Curtis Guild Mrs Cornelia Davis of Pasadena, it's served at home or at school. !rlngs and saute unt“ gold,,n brown Mrs. Maland Ames of Portsmouth the new system in town and in ons before this summer. Has shown Rifle Range, Wakefield. Everett Calif; Frank Thurlow, Alberta on both sides. Serves 6 Prof. David Meyer end family N. H , was ln town this week, called West Northport. Trenches are be consistent improvement in his shoot We're all for the small thermos Marston, surfman, went there S at Stinson and Lois Stinson. MENU who si»ent ti.e s immer at their cot by death of her father John Mack ing made for the wires, thus elimi ing. which holds hot soup or lamb or urday. Mr. and Mrs Douglass Barter Breakfast tage "Th» Music Boy” have re-* ie. She was guest of Mr and Mrs. nating the poles except for entrance Andie Gilchrist, used to sight a beef stew or. In warm weather, cold Miss Mary Murphy of Newton and with their daughter Dorothy are at Cantaloupe turned t.> Oberlin, Ohio. Bert Lawry. to the residences mean rifle when we had shcoting tomato juice, grape or cranberry Edward Silva of Weymouth have Mark Island Light Station while Scrambled Eggs Mr. ar.d Mrs. Donald Patterson Mrs Oeorgia K. Sutherland and matches in the bowling alley. He is Juice. The youngster will undoubt been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keeper Robinson is on vacation. Broiled Bacon have teturned tr. Bulliic N Y., hav daughter Dorothy who were guests trying the flying saucers for the edly get his pint of milk at school. D U T C H NECK Bangs for several weeks. Miss Evelyn Tesch of Bridgeport, Bran Muffins ing passed a vacation of severa' first time. Then, instead of sandwiches al of Willis Kossuth and Mrs. Mar Conn., is guest of Mrs Stella Coffee weeks with relatives in town. garet Kossuth, have returned to Mr. and Mrs. Robie Sanford of Alvin Wahlman, an old gunner, ways. try wholewheat muffins, Greenlaw. Sunday Dinner Allston and Billerica. Mass, Mrs. PO RT CLYDE who is about the best shot over here spread with butter and jam, nut or These teachers wn passed the Boston. Mrs. Arthur Rice has returned to i Oven-Cooked Broilers summer vacation at home have • • • • Alice Sears of Boston and Robie O. V. Drew, who knows how to raisin bread or good substantial Capt. and Mrs Waldo Bryant and Dorchester where she will remain brown bread spread with cottage Mlnt J^ ly Ripe Olives resumed teaching: Miss Sara Bunk Wilson of South Weymouth, M ass, capture a political prize, but is John Mackie children Henry and Olivia have while Mr. Rice is at Bangor The Glazed sweet potatoes er to Ridgewood, N. J.; Virginia passed a week recently at the San- rather dubious about his gunnery. cheese or peanut butter. Carrots, | John Mackie, 79, who died Tues- closed their log cabin on Hupper's ological Seminary. Buttered summer squash Black to Hartford, Conn ; Harriet • day was born in Scotland, son of | ford summer home. Ambrose Peterson. Jr., who shoots celery and tomatoes can taste s o ' Island and returned to Brockton, Pauline Fifield has returned from Hearts of lettuce with Vinal to Natick. Mass ; Eliza Patter Allan C. Hines is a patient et Me equally well with the camera and good, and they vary the orange o r ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Mackie He Mass. Other departures recently a visit with her mother Mrs Doro Roquefort dressing son and Eugenia Carver to Somer morial Hospital ln Damariscotta. rifle. banana which doesn't have to be came to this country when a young were: Misses Isabella Ounn, Marlon thy Conley in Rockland. ‘Coffee Macaroon Bisque ville, Mass.; Nettie Ingerson to Pearl Miss Hazel Winchenbach spent It's all in the day's fun. daily fare. man and had been a resident of Gunn and Edward Ounn to New Lois Stinson is substituting for Coffee River. N. Y.; and Fanny Ames to j tills town over 50 years. several days recently with her aunt We do hope you're starting the York; Mr and Mrs Oeorge’ Crock Mrs Floyd Barter at the John L. Supper Swans Island. j His wife died several years ago, Mrs wlUiam Pottle in Friendship fall right by buying irradiated milk MATINICUS Goss office. Ocean Spray Mr and Mrs. Paul Bramley and and he Is survived only by his [ Prof Anthony Jobin of Ann Ar- ett and children George and Carol to assure the adequate amount of Mrs. Harold Stnison and Law Cranberry Juice Cocktail to Winchester Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Miss Leta Young has returned to vitamine D the family requires. We Mr and Mrs. M E. Williams of daughter Mrs. Nina Ames of Saga- M‘ch - rec*ntl>’ Joined Mrs. rence Stinson are home from Rock ‘Baked Bread and Cheese Albert Hoedtke and children, Springfield. Mass., after spending hope you've been properly impressed Watertown. Mass. were at Herbert more Orove Portsmouth, N. H., who Jobln who has Passed ,he summer land for a few days •'Lima Bean Salad Julian and Karen to Hingham, ! (be summer here. Her cottage is by the importance of vitamine A Conway's as holiday visitors va5 town to attend the funeral here Mr and Mrs Lawrence Adams Pickles Olives Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson Mass , Rev and Mrs. Dunn and i being occupied by F D Foote and and that you've read carefully the Mr. and Mrs. Michael L anders, services. three children, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. [ party 0( New York who are passing of Malverne. N. Y„ are guests of Chocolate crunch cookies were home from Stonington over Mr Mackie was a Blue Lodge!and dau«ht*r Marilyn of Lowell connection between inadequate Elizabeth Freeman and daughter ’ two weeks vacatiOn here. Mr. and Mrs Frank Bartlett Tetley Budget Tea the holiday. Mason and a member of Atlantic | Mass- are spending a week with Mr „ „ , . I amounts of it and defective vision Gladys to Metuchen, N J. Harry Carle has been visiting in Thls Un.t propaganda but fact Recipes given. Mother and Daughter Club met Royal Arch Chpater. He was by and Mrs E(lgar Wallace i Mrs. E. P Cooper and daughter Mrs. Arthur Davis and daughter Rockport and Camden. Monday night with Mrs. Walter trade a paving cutter and a member i Mr and Mrs Elr°y Grass and Dorothy have closed their house based on laboratory test and Hilda who spent the summer on | “Jackie" Clarke of Ellsworth has mighty important to the mothers, NORTH HAVEN Ingerson. Supper was served and of that Union. children of Bath, N Y., and Mr i here and returned to Wollaston Criehaven, have resumed residence been visiting Mrs Carrie MacDon of school boys and girls. W ith milk, tlie evenings entertainment fea Funeral services were held Thurs- and Mrs Panald Emus of Arlington, : Mass ald. here cream and butter your best avail Services in the new church will be tured. cards. First honors went to day from the Headley funeral par- Mass • have recent guests at 1 Julia Young has retumed to her Leno Bernadi has been accepted resumed Sunday at 10 30 standard Miss Helen Davis who has been able sources of A, don't pretend to Eleanor Conway; second to Abbie lors. Rev. Kenneth Cook, pastor of the hom€ of Mr- and Mrs w K ! school in Braintree, Mass., after at the Army Aviation School in visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs feel virtuous over a small milk. and 41 7 30 p m The pastor w111 Hutchinson Union Church officiated A Ma- , Winchenbach having spent the summer here. Chicago. preach at both service Sunday Sydney Davis, has returned to cream and butter bill, will you? , Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kelson and sonic service was performed by I Mlss Mat>el Chase of Allston. John Conley Is visiting his grand Hartford. Mr and Mrs. Lent and daughter Speaking of propaganda we got S ^ 00' *“* conwne the last Sunday son Milton of Winthrop, M ass. were members of Moses Webster Lodge Mass • vlsited over the holiday Dorothy and friend Miss Kelley and mother Mrs. John Knowlton at Tea curious as to whether the small ln * * distr.butlon recent guests of Mrs. Ella Davis. There were beautiful floral offerings weekend with her parents Mr. and Mr and Mrs Stow Wengenrath Mr. and Mrs Trevor of Reading, 1,111 oranges really were the best buy ot P“Pers; the ngular sesslona wl" Mr. and Mrs Walter Koch have Interment was ln the family lot In , Mrs- Chase and Miss Tekla Ackley left Mrs Mass., have returned home after Mrs Fannie Crockett was recent ,or Juice and ordered four d0M>n, begin Oct. 1 returned to East Orange, N J , hav-j Bay View cemetery. The bearers! ^ rs Beatrice Chase and Mrs Etta Teel's home Tuesday and went • • • • passing a vacation here. guest o f Mr. and Mrs Edwin Car- one at 45 cents, another at 35 and ing visited Mrs Koch's mother. Mrs were David Duncan. George 8tra- Stella Turner have employment at to Rockport. Mass., to spend a few Bo.uer-4'rockrtt Rev. John Biush and family who man' two dozen at 18 cents. From the „A wedding of interest to local Lora Hardison the past week chan, L B Dyer and Curtis Webster , Medomak Canning factory at weeks at the Artist Colony. They Mrs Wiiiard Robbins is home hirgeat at 45 Mnts we got four and p^pi,, was that of Edward Bauer Guests last weekend of Mr and ------1 Winslow's Mills. will return to New York the latter have befn °« uPylng the rom Point Lookout Club, Isle au one-third cups of Juice; from the and Miss Jeannette Wlnntfred Mrs W. Y Fossett were Mrs Anna! SOUTH LIBERTY **** Ml"S ®enJamln Oross Ames house recently went to New part of this month Haven Conn . where Mr Brush will Haut wh*re she has h**" employed and daughter Betty of Auburn 35-cents size about the same oockett. both of Elizabeth. N J at Fish of Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Or Miss Ethel Kelley has returned to Alice Lane has returned to Plain- lando Fossett and daughter Avis of passed last weekend with Mr. and 8omerville, Mass, after several enter Yale College for a short courae amount and from the two-dozen Baptist parsonage Monday aft W R Cole was a business caller before going to Newton Theologi- i fleld aft"r passing the summer with small oranges which cost 36 cents, ernoon at 2 o'clock The single Round Pond Mrs Edward Gross. weeks' visit with Mrs. Ada Brennan. ln Rockland recently cal Seminary to teach. Mr. Brush her sister Mrs. Nina Gros. Wilbur Coombs has returned from Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Emus of . and two thirds cups could be r|ng ceremony was performed by the Mrs. Inez Leigher and Howard has held services a t the church dur ^ L ‘SSUt’tltUtlngalthe!extracU:d or ‘ cup ftnd a thlrd Pastor of th« Church, Rev Henry Brooks. Leigher have returned from a visit Arlington, Mass, spent the past MOUNT PLEASANT telephone office. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ing the past month. more orange Juice. So, that settles Pelton Huse. Stanley Conway and Raymond with relatives in Massachusetts. Mae Boyce, son Oeorge and Iris that. Tiy it. sometime Shannon returned Monday to Stahl and family Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sudds of Au- Mrs. Ida Baker and daughter The bride in travelling suit of blue Mrs. Lyndla Jewett and children Oross are attending the World's L m i Bean Salad Quoddy. Mrs Mary A. Wallace recently burn and Mrs Viola Dodge of Bcotn- OIenn who have h**” visiting Mrs with wine accessories was accom spent last weekend at the home of Fair. lMi cups green lima beans Mrs. Benjamin MacArthur, Ger died at the home of her son Edgar bay called Sunday on Mrs. T. J. Arthur Philbrook have returned to panied by her sister Mrs. Bernice Mr. and Mrs Joseph Moody. Jack Reid has gone to Scotland H cup cooked diced carrots trude. June and Frances MacArthur Wallace with whom she made her Carroll. Auburn Crockett Carver as maid of honor. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Traverse to visit friends. % cup chopped celery who have been visiting Mr and Mrs. home Mrs. Wallace was a lifelong Mrs Hilma Karhue of Quincy, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Philbrook I Tlie best man was Ralph Carver and daughter Gale and Mrs Inez Mrs Cornelia Davis and daugh S teaspoon minced onion R Mont Arey, at their summer resident of this place and if she Mass . and two children were guests and daughter Celia have returned The bride is a daughter of John Leigher were visitors ln Augusta ter LaVerne have returned to Pasa *4 cup French dressing home on Lane s Island have re had lived until next Marsh she Labor Day at the home of her niece, to Westbrook. , Crockett, first selectman, a gradu recently. dena, Calif, after passing the sum 1 head lettuce turned to Boston. would h aw celebrated her 98th Mrs Almo Kajander. ate of the North Haven High School Mr. and Mrs Arthur Turner wer mer with Mrs. Davis' mother Mrs. Combine lima beans, carrots. and fOr several years a registered Mrs. Maude Pillsbury ha6 re birthday. She is survived by her Beniah Packard. iMr. and Mrs T. in Augusta last Saturday on busi ROCKVILLE Alberta Stinson. celery and onion. Marinate In nurse in New Jersey. The groom turned to Portland after a visit with son Edgar and one grandson Eben J. Carroll, Maurice Carroll, Jr., and ness. French dressing, chill one hour. a native of New York City is an as- her mother Mrs. Meritt Lenfest. Wallace of Dutch Neck Funeral Neil Colburn attended Windsor Fair The fall term of school opened A shore dinner at Spruce Head Break lettuce In salad bowl, add slstant purchasing agent for a New Miss Ellen Wareham who has services were conducted at the home Monday. Tuesday with the return of Mrs. EAST FRIENDSHIP was recently enjoyed by Mr. and other ingredients and toss lightly jersey corporation by Rev. O. O . Barnard of Waldo John Greenrose and IMr. and Mrs. Margaret Carr as teacher. There been guest of her aunt Mrs. L. R. Mrs. D. R. Patrick, Mr. and Mrs Dr Perkins and patients who were before serving. Serves 6 Smith returned Sunday to Concord. boro assisted by Rev Harriet Perry Maurice Carrell motored Friday to are seven new pupils this year. 1 Intimate friends and relatives of E A. Leigher, Howard Leigher and at Wadsworth Point the past two Baked 'Bread and Cheeae the groom from Summit, N J, were Mass. of Bremen. Interment was In Peabody. Mass. Mr and Mrs. Eino Heckler and Clifton Leigher. months, have returned to the doc 6 slices of bread , present also local friends and rela- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith who Dutch Neck cemetery. Aimo Kajander has recently con son Thomas of Norwood. Mass, are Mr. and Mrs. Ollbert Traverse tor's hospital in Lancaster, Mass. H pound American cheese itlves including Mrs. John Crockett passed Hast weekend with Mr and structed a cement floored garage and visiting Mrs Heckler's parents. Mr. and daughter Gale who have been Leonard Clark who has been re H teaspoon salt Malcolm Crockett. Harry Crockett Mrs. Oscar C. Lane returned Mon RAZORVILLE shed which has overhead two large and Mrs. Thomas Monden occupying the cottage of Clarence siding at Albert Morton's, recently ltt cups milk and friend Mr. and Mrs. Hanson T. day to Augusta. compartments for chicken brooders, Willard, returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs William O'Jala, son went to Lawry and is at the resi 44 teaspoon paprika Crockett, Lloyd Crockett, Blanche Rev and Mrs William J. Hutchin Mrs. Ida Fletcher and son of Au thus adding further to his many Im Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Leigher had Raymond and daughters Vivian dence of Perley Delano. Land O'Lakes Butter gusta were callers Monday at Edith provements to the property ln the Crockett, Constance Carver, Mrs. son, who passed the summer at as visitors recently, Mr and Mrs and Helen motored to Old Orchard Miss Irene Doe is at the Harry 2 eggs Overlocks. three years he has resided there Leigh Witherspoon and two child- their cottage "El-Wil-El" were over Charles Esancy, Mrs. Warren Sher Beach and spent Labor Day En Hysom home ln Thomaston while Spread bread with butter, pile ren, Mrs LeSalle. and Mrs Rose Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sprague of night guests Tuesday of Mr. and man and children and Mrs. Gertie route they stopped at the Children's attending High School ln that town.' one slice above another and cut in Tilley of Ashland and daughter Boston who are visiting Mrs. Abbie Mrs. W. Y. Fossett and left Wed Peaslee and son Frederick. GROSS NECK Hospital ln Portland to see Miss Charles Jameson and Louise Burns cubes. Cut the cheese ln thin Constance. Cramer, were guests Sunday of nesday for their home ln Cleveland Bernard Leigher was a caller Edna Lehto of Warren. are also students at Thomaston friends here. Mrs. Eldora Gross was a 'Rockland slices Put cubes of bread and After a honeymoon in Florida Mr Ohio Wednesday ln Rockland. Mrs Elizabeth Ricker of Port- High School. slices of cheese in a baking dish in and Mrs. Bauer will return to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jettison of visitor recently. .1... . 1. k,. 'and has spent a few days thU week Miss Carleen Miller, accompanied alternate layers, sprinkling each thelr furnished apartment at 724 Boothbay Harbor were at Edith Charles Genthner Is employed by 1 _ ____ - __u _ children who were visitors at Mr with Mrs. Ida Barrows and Miss by her sister, Mrs. Arthur Wyllie i iayer with salt and paprika. Beat p arg Avenue. Plainfield, N. J. NORTH APPLETON Overlock's last Saturday on a visit L. W. Osier at Medomak. and Mrs. Walter Ingerson's went Lottie E Ewell. of Thomaston, went Wednesday to , Mr and Mrs. Philip Hayward tt Mrs William Thorne and daugh Monday to Portland. Mr and Mrs. Scott of Providence Mr and Mrs. J Wade Turner of Monhegan where they were over Westley were visitors ln town Sun ter Luella are visiting friends in Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Hatch son Starks spent last weekend with Mr. night guests of their cousin Mrs. were recent guests of her father day. Mrs. Hayward remained to Sidney, N. Y. Fred of Wollaston, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. D. A Sherer and Monday Dwight Stanley. Charles Towle. Mrs. Charles Kaler of West Wal VINALHAVEN & ROCKLAND STB. CO. and Mrs. Raymond Foster and son visit Hehry Cramer and aunt, Maud Mrs. Carl Fales is visiting her Visitors Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. doboro. Mrs. Pearl Delano and Mrs the Home Club with husbands had Robert of Reading, Mass., have re Howard. Mrs. Minnie Rowe who brother, Maynard Orne, in Monhe- (Eastern Standard Time) George Butler's were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collamore of Friendship a Picnic dinner at the Bherers turned home, having been guests spent several weeks with Mr. Cram SW AN’S ISLAND LINE Charts Butler of Northport. Mr. were recent guests at Melvin Gen- Mr. and Mrs Harry Patrldge and &an over the holiday of Mr. and Mrs. er and Mrs. Howard returned Tues Miss Edith Miller who passed last STEAMER NORTH HAVEN and Mrs. Prank Brunland of day to her school at Branch Mills. thner's. two children of Saco and Fred Pat- Fred K. Coombs. ridge of West Upton were holiday month with Nora Seaver, has re Effective June 20 to September 15, Inclusive Quincy, Maas.. Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pitman and Mr. and Mrs. Elroy H. Gross. Miss Read Down Schools begin Monday. weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. turned to Brooklyn. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. James Middleton Butler and children and Mr. and daughter of Massachusetts spent Marjorie Gross and Elroy Gross. DULY DAILY EXCEPTSUNDAY EXCEPTSUNDAY who have been at Cole cottage. Mrs Orren Jackson of Union. the holiday with his brother, Wilbur Jr., who have been visiting Mr. and Petek Plske SUNDAY ONLY Mr. and Mrs W. A. Barrows arc Correspondents and contributors SUNDAY ONLY Shore Acres, returned Tuesday to Mrs. Clarence Colley of Stockton Pitman. Mrs William Oross, returned Mon A.M.PMA.M. A.M.PM.P.M. at their home in Newtonvllle plan are asked to write on Only One Ar. 111.55 7.00 5.3» New York. 8prlngs and Mrs. Morris Powell Mrs. Minnie Savage Is at the home day to Bath. N. Y. 4.30 2.15 8.00 Lv. ROCKLAND. ning to return here In a few days. side of the paper 5.40 3.30; 9.101 Lv.-NORTH HAVEN. Ar. ;10.55 6.00 4.35 Miss Ora MacFarland, brother and son Paul of Bridgewater. Mass./ of her son, Willard Clark, for a Recent callers at the home of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hart of 6.5014.40 10.20: Lv. STONINGTON. Ar. | 9.50 5.00 3.23 "Junior" MacFarland and friend were dinner guests last Saturday at visit of Indefinite duration. and Mrs. Melvin Genthner were Mr. Auburn, Mass., who went to Rock 750; 111.30! Ar- SWAN’S ISLAND, Lv. | 8.45! |2.15 who have been visiting Mr. and the Keene home. The pageant given Sunday night and Mrs. Albert Genthner and two Read Up land to attend the funeral of Mrs Mrs. Francis Conway returned Mon Mrs Ouy Fish and family of by the pupils of the Bible School grandchildren of South Waldoboro Marshall Daggett spent Sunday day to Belmont. Mass. West Appleton visited Friday at the was well attended and well executed and Miss Evelyn Genthner of Port VINALHAVEN LINE with Mr. and Mrs F. L. Hunter. Schools will begin Monday. home of Mr and Mrs. Wesley Cun Mrs. Brown and Miss McKnight land. STEAMER W. S. WHITE After spending the summer with Read Down At Union Church Sunday morn ningham. deserve much credit for their super Mrs. Pearl Simmons and children are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leander their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daily K Daily Dally ing the subject of Rev. Kenneth Hazen Hannon of Liberty and vision of the production. Except,-Except . ►, E «ept - * S Cook's sermon will be "Surviving Philip Keene were Orono visitors Pred Jones was injured Sunday Gross in North Waldoboro. | John S Ranlett. James Moran and Sat. Sun. E 0 Sat * aij a Emory Genthner of Pawtucket, R Donald Moran returned Tuesday to Bun. « O Sun. Defeat" and he will also preach at Wednesday. night when the wagon in which he A.MA.M.P.M.AJH. A.M.A.M.PM. the 7 o'clock seivice. The choir Mrs Ormond Keene, son Philip was riding was in collision with a I., and Edward Schwartz of St. Hyde Park. 5 00‘8.00 2.15 8jP> Lv. ROCKLAND. Ar. 9.45 11.45 5.30 and Frank Culllnan were in Belfast car, the Impact throwing him from Charles, Mo, called Monday on Mrs. Inez C. Bronkle recently I 9.051 I Lv. NORTH HAVEN. will sing special anthems solos and Lv. 8,30 10JJO4J5 the vehicle. The wagon was badly friends and relatives here. visited at Deer Isle 6.1510.00 3.J0».15| Ar. VINALHAVEN, duets. Sunday school will open et Wednesday. Read Up Mrs. Minnie French of Cambridge 10 a. m. Mr. and Mrs Leland Johnson damaged. • New York train connection Saturday only. Mrs. Alton Lewis, who has been were business callers Tuesday ln Mrs. Glennie Delemater of Au Moss., has been guest of her brother READ ALL THE NEWS 75-M Harry W. Creamer. THEN READ ALL THE ADI guest of her mother Mrs. J, 8 . Black Rockland. gust* 1* visiting at Stanley Jones’. Page Six Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, September 9, 1939 Every-Other-Day call Mrs Shirley Williams, tele- Hospital Drive Probate Notices In Everybody’s Column t phone 190. ♦ THOMASTON CAMDEN ROCKPORT (Continued from Page One) Advertisements in this column not FO R SALE The Happy Homemakers and a /S /s STATE OF MAINE to exceed three lines Inserted once for ft ft ft zx Cause We Like It 4-H Clubs held To all persona Interested in either of 25 cents, three times for 50 cents. Ad Rockland's quota of the $50,000 the estates hereinafter named: ditional lines five cents each for one YACHT tendsr for sale. Price right OILBERT HARMON LIDA O. CHAMPNEY if sold at once Inquire M F LOVE 8HIRLEY T. WIIXIAM8 their local contest Thursday after At a Probate Court held at Rockland. time. 10 cents for three times. Five being raised throughout the terri small words to a line. JOY. 140 Talbot Ave . Tel. 1060-J Correspondent school in Counce hall. The mem- Correspondent Correspondent In and for the County of Knox, on the 108-110 tory served by the Hospital is 15th day of August In. the year of our ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft bers of Mrs. MacFarland's Club. $12,500 Of this amount, $5600 net Lord one thousand nine hundred and SULKY plough. 2-horse dump cart Tel. 2229 thirty-nine and by adjournment from and disc harrow for sale. In first class Tel. 190 the Happy Homemakers, exhibited Telephone 71$ goes to the Rockland Community day to day front the ,15th day of said condition. C. A. MEARS. Winslows whole grain muffins and a variety August The following matters having : LOST AND FOUND ! MlUs. 106*108 Chest Agencies to provide for their been presented for the action there PAIR of fine cattle. 7 It., for sale, also Miss June Henry of Worcester, of canned foods. Miss Hysom's Miss Betsy Ross is spending a few Dr. F. R. McCullagh, who spent needs for the coming year. In order upon hereinafter indicated It la hereby light red horse, weight. 800 LAWRENCE ORDERED: HOWARD Union.______106-108 Mass., is spending a week at home. club exhibited a fine display of sew days in New York City several weeks at his summer home to raise this sum which is abso That notice thereof be given to all ROW boat found. Inquire of CAROL ing and embroidery. The program here returned Wednesday to Rox persons Interested, by causing a copy P CHAPIN. Box 51. Isle au Haut ELEUTRIU popcorn machine for sale, Mr. and Mrs Forest Stone and Miss Joan Bird, daughter of Mr lutely needed to carry on the Hos of this order to be published three X 108*113 cost $125 new. sell for »30; perfect. O. presented was: Song. "America:" bury. Mass weeks successively lh The Courler-Oa- M CLARK. 32 Oliver St. 106*108 son, David and Mrs Josephine and Mrs. John Bird, has entered pital on a proper basis and to pro zette a newspaper published at Rock flag salute and club pledge; song. Orlando Cole, of the Curtis String HOUSE and furnishings of Mrs. Anna Stone went yesterday to Belmont, the Massachusetts General Hospi vide for the Community Chest land in said County that they mgy ap Brown. Mountain Rd . for sale Apply 'When Pa Was Courting Ma,” by Quartet and family went Tuesday pear at a Probate Court to bo held at afternoons on premises or TEL 695-W. Mass., to attend the wedding of tal School of Nursing Agencies, it is very necessary that aald Rockland on the 19th day of » Velma McKee; story, "Mv Seasons to Philadelphia after spending the September A D 1939 at 8 o'clock In WANTED olty. ______107-109 Miss Barbara Watts and Harold Rev. W. F. Brown will preach on everyone contribute as much as they the forenoon, and be heard thereon « THREE-plece bathroom outfit for Work.' Winnifred MacParland; summer in town. Burton, of Rosllndale, which takes "The Crisis and the Christian" at can. If they see cause. sale; combination kitchen range with vocal duets, "Ranch In the Rockies" Commander Howard A Tribou. ARTHUR W McCURDY, late of POSITION wanted as housekeeper coll, all In excellent condition. 355 place today at 4 o'clock at the Con the Baptist Church Sunday at 11 Pledges are much more desired Rockland, deceased Will and P eti In good home, for elderly person: BROADWAY, after 5 p _m _____ 108*110 and "Whispering Hope." Pearle and U S N Medical Corps, who has been business couple or man with daughter. gregational Church in Belmont. o'clock. The Church School con than cash. It is felt that everyone tion for Probate thereof, asking that _ MILCH cow for sale. 3-years old. Winnifred MacParland; club story. visiting his mother. Mrs Nancy J. the same mav be proved and allowed TEL. 273-W between 10 and 12 a m Guernsey steer and bull. guns, rifles and Mrs. Josephine Stone will return venes at 9.45; pastor's class at 10; in the community can subscribe and that Letters Testamentary Issue 107-109 pullets C. G. ERICKSON, Box 98 Rt Marie Jordan; one-act play, Miss mid-week devotional service Thurs Tribou. went Tuesday to Ports more to this joint appeal if they will to Lillian M McCurdy of Rockland, WOMAN wanted -for general house 1 Warren. 108*lt tomorrow and Mr. and Mrs. Stone she being the Executrix named in said work Write or apply to LAWRENCE Hysom, Marie Jordan, Velma Mc mouth N. H.. where he will be sta Will, w ithout bond 1931 FORD motor for sale, good con and son arc to go on to Winsted, day night at 7.30. sign a pledge, payable either month HOWARD. Union. 106 108 dition Price 820 R 6 JORDAN. 6 Kee and Irene Doe; tap dance. Bev tioned. ADELBERT BENNER, late of Thom Conn , for a week's visit with Supt. "How To Talk To Yourself,” will ly or quarterly through the year to aston deceased Will and Petition for GIRL wanted at once to work In Kelley_Lane______107*109 erly Grant, with Mrs. MacFarland Prof, and Mrs. Olaf M Brauner Probate thereof, asking that the same small Inn. wait on tables and assist FOURladles' coats for sale, also plaid and Mrs. Leon R McKusick They be the sermon subject of Rev Wes come. It is pointed out by the lead • may be proved and allowed and that with general housework at Lincolnville accompanying at the piano. Miss reefer coat, fox fur neck piece, boy's plan to visit the New York World's ton P Holman, at the Methodist were overnight guests of Mr. and ers of the campaign that the sum Letters Testamentary Issue to Florence Beach. TEL Camden 8416 107-109 express cart, artsquare 9x12. large size Lucinda Rich, county club agent. 0 , ^ , Sunday at 10 30. Music Mrs. H. O. He 1st ad Tuesday, on B Benner of Thomaston, she betng PATIENTS and patient boarders man's fur eoat. all very cheap TEL. Fair during the trip. needed to carry on the very neces the Executrix named In said Will, wanted at Rest Haven Tel. 1293 EVA Thomaston 185-13. 108*lt gave an Interesting talk on club wyj un Mr. and Mrs. Murray Eaton ot ] Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Browne, The Last Concert FAREWELL SERVICES FRIENDSHIP * son Paul and daughter Martha, left Myrtle street, accompanied by Mr. Tuesday for their home in Holyoke, and Mrs. Nelson Eaton of Winter- This And That Farewell services will be conduct FRIENDSHIP SCHOOLS Mass. port motored to Eastport Wednes Eells’ Boat Barn Again To ed Sunday at the local Salvation Friendship Schools open Monday day, called there by the serious ill Be the Scene Of a Notable Army meeting at 11 o'clock and the with Richard Clifford, formerly of Dr. and Mrs. Charles D North, ness of Mrs. Caleb Eaton. ' services at. 8o p. m , when u Cadets !i the Weld High B School faculty J as have as guests his mother, Mrs. Event principal. Ralph Winchenpaw will Mary E. North, of Hiram, and Mr. Dr. and Mrs. O. R. La wry and Maude Staples and Virl Alley will | tpaph ,hp geventh Rnd Qghth The Anal concert of Rockport's and Mrs. Earle Thomas of Auburn. family have closed their cottage in I preach and say farewell, as they grades. Elizabeth Winchenpaw will rose, Mass., who has been visiting Cushing and returned to their home music season takes place Wednes leave Rockland to enter the Salva- have the Third and Fourth grades, Fred T. Fales. retired president of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur on Oak street. The doctor will re day, Sept. 13. at the Captain Eells tion Army Training Ccllcgc in New [ n>rd Miss Lots Davis will teach the the Standard Oil Co. is reported D Fish has returned home. sume regular office hours. Boat Barn, the artists to be: Wil York city to train to become Salva- [ La wry School. "somewhere in Europe ." liam Harms, piano; Felix Salmond, tion Army officers. These young peo- i Misses Charlotte and Priscilla ['cello; Marian Head, violin; Edith Miss Clara Waite and Miss Ar Christopher Sprague has been the pie are the first Rocklanders to be lene Waite who have been visiting Staples have been recent guests of [Evans Braun, piano; Donald Welt, guest for a week of his aunt. Mrs. Sky writing was invented during I t*nor: Eng™ Helmer, accompanist. accepted for Salvation Army service Dr. and Mrs Curtis Bunker in COMIQUE at A F Russell’s and Robert Rus Paul Seavey. in the history of the local Corps. sell's home returned to Canton Portland. the World War as a method of The brilliant array of artists alone They have been doing preparatory CAMDEN, ME. indicates that the concert will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snow and Miss Hazel Vasso has gone to signalling. lessons for 12 months and will spend of the first water, and another phase NOW SHOWING Mr. and Mrs. Sydney P. Snow and Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Tucker of Lincoln, where she is a teacher of Mrs. Gladys Thomas and daugh a year at the training college in We would call Spain s attitude that the varie4 interest of the Npw Ycrk plty and upon laughter Eleanor were gests for the Westbrook are announcing the en the third grade. ter Miss Ruth Thomas are spending 'Jitters toward the world." as the program is certain to appeal to every (jon w)„ ,o for prRc. “EX-CHAMP” holiday weekend of Commander and gagement of their daughter, Miss the weekend at the summer home with Minister of the Interior has or- : t>'Pe of music lover Mrs. C. F. Snow at Treasure Point Eleanor M Tucker to John E Mrs. F. J. McDonald has returned of Mrs. Ralph Curtis at Sandy . . I tlcal experience. They will have VICTOR MeLAGLEN ganized a new corps of censors While the artists for the most . Farm Rev. and Mrs. Walter S. Kenderdine, son of Rev. and Mrs. to Lee to resume at teaching du Point. four years of further study bv cor- also to eliminate from Spanish literature part are well known through their Rounds and son William were also Jesse Kenderdine of Bath, formerly ties at Lee Academy, after spend respondence from the Salvation ‘Where the BuffaloRoam’ musical compositions and even summer residence here, it is not guests at the farm. of Rockland. Miss Tucker gradu ing the summer in this city with Ralph Ulmer Camp will meet Army Educational Department in paintings anything inimical to the amiss to say that Mr. Salmond rates ated from Westbrook High 8chool relatives. Wednesday night at 7.30 in Legion I New York city. SUNDAY-MONDAY interests of Spain. Censors, sifting as one of the great cellists of the Mr. and Mrs. Almon Bird left in 1938 and is employed by the 8. Hall Supper at 6 o'clock will be , , , | Immediately following the service Mr. and Mrs. George F. Sprague through books and newspapers and world. His appearances with Mrs. gunday evpnmg (he Cadp(s wm )}p yesterday for a trip to Arizona D. Warren Company at Cumber served by Jessie Wall and Ella Hy “INVITATION TO have returned from a week's motor magazines to decide what to let Braun, a gifted pianist with a cannv tpnd Page Eight Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, September 9, 1939 Every-Otber-Day HffilBi ffi OHlillUt sifflnMteMroiiM'sowgMiii Old Age Pensions Three Of A Kind STEAMBOAT DAYS THE LYRIC MUSE What Do You Know About Recent Amendments?— Dana Sherer, Rockville farmer, had been expecting visitors. Queen of the Boston-Bangor fleet there a short time and finally drlf- steamboat days will be used next Read Thi* of great white flyers was S3 City of ted ofT to land directly atop the Saturday with an unnamed steamer And he was not disappointed. Rockland, a. magnificent ship, yet wreck of the old City of Portland on which ran many years in local (First Installment) When he went to the barn this an unhappy sort of a queen who Grindstone ILedge, plainly visible Penobscot waters, concerning which Many question have been asked morning he found that one of his Guernsey cows has presented the came to major disaster while still from Crescent Beach. The first Im- strangely little has been heard. regarding that section of the Social Publication Limited to Brief establishment with three calves I brand new and whose prestige was pact broke the main steam pipe and • • • • Poems Security Act affecting old age pen The mother and her children ! shattered bythe appearance of the rendered the distressed ship voice- Prom Jam es I. Stinson of Ston- of Original Composition sions, which becomes effective Jan. GUARDIANS OF OUR COAST By Subscribers were all doing well at last accounts. triple screw turbine S S Camden less She had 400 passengers aboard lngton comes a group of splendid I. 1940. j while Rockland was yet a young and 150 of these were landed on pictures, copies of which will en- The following pertinent questions Triplets are not unknown in the cow world but they are exceedingly What our lightkeepers and coast guardsmen are doing to protect ship. Ash Island, the others preferring rich the writer's collection and HAPPINESS THE GOAL and answers were compiled by coastwise shipping by day and by night. The day's news from | City of Rockland, sister ship of to remain aboard the grounded eventually appear in this column. [For The Courler-Oazeue) Robert L. Norton, Washignton wrtt- rare. many lonely outposts along Maine's waterfront. City of Bangor, but considerably vessel. They were removed by . . • • Think not to be happy o'er perishing er and observer: i larger, was launched in September, steamer Catherine which arrived The controversy over the identity Per thn"r«ureiy collapse end decay; I Q. 1—What kind of benefits will Q 13—Under what circumstances Buth*oftirme‘ mcaS«s*rde*ayPlnMe » qualified worker get under the does a widow get a benefit? A—A Cape Neddick company them to Beals where they I Jov is a feature that everyone craves, amended old-age Insurance pro- widow, aged 65 or over of a fully Where has the summer gone? will attend school. Madelyn Muise ?tUd«^eSdriuw n'h« o~hoZ “ohneUbe- gram? A-M onthly retirement pay- Insured worker, get monthly bene- We have been so busy and so many is returning home from Mrs Nor- A, heh.m 7n, men move, .bout "*nts will be paid to qualified per- fits; also widows, regardless of age. thlrgs have happened that it has man Hodgdon's for a vacation and The heart that will throb for a neigh- sons plus supplementary monthly of fully or currently insured work- passed unnoticed. will also accompany her parents to The heart* rciT o? love for the Lord. benefits to take care of his wife and ers, who have minor children in My brother Milan G Leonari and Beals. is the heart that win stand the on-1 m|nor children. their care, receive benefits until slsuftht of foes, *_*•_» »_ his son-in-law Oeorge Spaulding cf Willard Muise has been employed And with happiness keep in aocord Q. 2—What qualifications must the youngest child reaches age 1C. Batti helped me put up the flagpole pa^t three weeks assisting a W R Walter an insured worker have to receive or 18 if :egular!y attending school. North Waldoboro and set it In cement July 3 and on surveyor from New Jersey Willard Widow's Kenelit ft N M W monthly retirement benefits? A— the Fourth we had a flag raising planning a vacation after his IIVRRAH FOR THE V. B. A.! To qualify for monthly benefits a Q 14—What does a widow's Posie raised the flag for tne first work is done for the season. He (For The Courier-Gazette| ; worker must be (1) 65 or over, (2) benefit amount to? A—A widow time and the others gathered will probably visit his grandparents i Each tim e I read about the war | have retired, and (3) be a “fully in will receive as a monthly benefit around the pole and had pictuics i In countries far away. in Beals : I'm glad I Jive here where I do— sured" worker. an amount equal to three-fourths taken In the grojp were Mr and i In the good old V S. A. q 3—What is a “fully insured” , of the monthly benefit that would Keeper and Mrs Muise received a j I'm glad my home Is where It la. Mrs Ernest L Cooper and son Al very fine gift a few days ago—a Devoid of hate and greed. worker? A—In general, a “fully In- have been due her husband on the fred of Arlington, Mrs Marion R Where freedom 1* the name we love. crate of blueberries. Thanks to the And friendliness our creel. sured' worker la one who has worked basis of his wage record at the time Wilkins and Lester Cole of Cam giver in covered employment for a period of his death. bridge The flag is a great im My hesrt goes out in thanks to them elapsing between 1936 and age 65. J Q 15—In what cases do children Mr Muise dug a few of his po- Who went across the aca. provement to the place and is in l Who fought and bled to make secure The minimum period of covered receive survivors' benefits? A — tatoes recently. So far he has A home for you and me very nice location, givlog a pleas .Above is pictured SS. City of Rockland as she lay on Grindstone Ledge while yet a new ship. At her And when I think of those dear boys employment required is six calen- | Children who were dependent for about six bushels. Who btavely faced the foe ing look at the Nubble. starboard gangway lays the old Roc kland tug Frederick Wilson and rou nd about are numerous small craft God reot their souls let peace be I heir's dar quarters, and the maximum is support upon the deceased wage Mr. and Mrs Muise called re- Our electric lights were turned of the genu, piraticus. Who a.eep where popples grow 40 calendar quarters. , earner may receive monthly bene- cn July 17 and Aug. 12 our new cently °n Mr. and Mrs. Staples ______| My heart Is fllled with honest pride. Q. 4—How Is a worker's benefit flu until they reach age 16. or up electric refrigerat yr was taken on Keeper Muise has a long list of i Whene'er I look around; determined? A—A worker's month to 18 if regularly attending school 1900, from the celebrated William early on the scene accompanied of the steamer whose prow appeared I know no shadow of disgrace We had no trouble at all getting names in his record of visitors at . — „ — ,, .. , . , Shall mar our hallowed ground ly benefit is determined on the basis Q. 16—What does a child's sur N. Bmith and in the "Ransom B Fuller, picture of i Thus as the war clouds soar abroad. it in the boat ai d over and up on this station—names from all over McKie yard. East Boston and was by tugs Somers A— Aug 19 waxes warm George B. - ?n .countries far away. of his average monthly wage In cov vivorship benefit amount to? the Island The company sent five this country and also from- Ger the largest ever launched in New Frederick Wilson. The writer, then I feel ao proud I want to shout- A child will receive as a monthly Davis is positive it is the Butman. Hurrah for the U S A. I ered employment. The benefit Is men with it and L aw F Jackson many and Norway England She was larger than the of tender years, was mess boy and ldenttflcatlon „ expected Margaret Elwell computed In the following way: 40 benefit an amount equal to one-half and Errold W Quint also helped. famous Great Republic and was general nuisance aboard the Smith Spruce Head of the monthly benefit that would Recent guests at this station were next week. percent of the first *50 of average We have certainly made it work Mr and Mrs. Raymond Kelley and built with an unprecedented solidity at that time, thanks to a paternal TAXED LIKE MILLIONAIRES monthly wages, plus 10 percent of have been payable to the wage since we had it and expect to be children Royal and Patricia and which stood her in g;od stead in relative, the late Capt. Peter Rich- The handsome picture of the City I _____ ] the remainder up to *260 per month earner at the time of his death. frozen by spring eating ice cream also Mrs Aston Alley all of Jones- . later years She was 300 feet long, ardson. hence was one of the first of Rookland used Sept 2 appropri- Some Startling Facta Shown In a I Total Years Count Q 17—In what cases do parents and salads port. 38 feet wide over the hull and 62 to see Penobscot Bay s most memo- ately came from the collection of Booklet Just Issued Q 5—Does the number of years get benefits? A—Parents get bene We have had a number of welnle Willard was recently Invited for a feet over the guards, of 2000 gross rable ship »Teck. At that time Attorney Frank H Ingraham .! __ a worker has been In the old-ag<* fits beginning at age 65 only under roasts this summer but I think the ride by George Alpaugh of High toi»i She was powered with a the steamer appeared much aa In the steamboat fan extraordinary He The taxpayers that "nobody insurance system Increase hts bene the following conditions; (a) The best one was a week ago Saturday, Bridge, N J. They visited the 1700 horse power beam engine bui t upper photograph though the water and Mrs Ingraham had the dis- knows" are the motorists of the fit? A—Yes. After the benefit due deceased worker was fully Insured at the boathouse Mrs Leon Jack- "Desert of Maine.” also the Danish by the W A Fletcher Co of Ho- was up to the pilot house forward tjnction of being special guests of united States according to a book- him on the basts of his average at the time of death, lb) No widow son poured. Village They both had a grand boken. had a 63 meh cylinder with The raising of the great steamer commodore Otis Ingraham on this , , „ ' . „ , wage . ------has been figured. I -percent or minor children survive the de an 11-foot stroke. Her paddle was a never-to-be-forgotten epic of ship on he, maiden tTip I “ l ° f cartoons and charta *“ “«* by of his benefit Is added for each year During celebration week we had time even if it did rain all day ceased person (ci They were wholly 200 visitors and when one con wheels were 25 feet in diameter of Penobscot Bay sea lore. A salvage . . . . the Maine Petroleum Industries in covered employment during dependent upon the deceased work Callers recently were Mr and siders that all but four or five were the Morgan feathering type. 8he fleet of some 25 boats participated As S S W S White passed de- Committees, under the title of which he earned *200 er at the time of his death. Mrs. Albert Seavey and Gertrude boated across, th a t was a large carried one huge stack in place of including the huge wrecking tugs serted Hurricane Island Sunday “Most Motorists Earn Less Than I Q 6—Under what circumstances Q. 18—What does a parent's Rockenfeller of Mouse Island number No one came Monday and the Bangor's two and was the last Confidence and Mercury with with the C G Club aboard it seemed *30 a Week, but they are Taxed will an annuitant's wife get a bene- benefit amount to? A—A parent Mackerel around this station are only a few Tuesday, but from then word In elegance of appointment, the famous salvage ships Sal- as though once a year it would be Like Millionaires ’’ By means of fit. A—The wife of an annuitant. will receive as a monthly benefit an scarce at the present time on—Oh boy, what a rush! I was Her grand staircase from the ma.n vor and Sipho. She was raised a good business for the steamboat interesting, punchy, pictorial st»- If she is over age 65, is entitled to amount equal to one-half of the Coleman Woodward of Glen Cove kept busy and so was Posie She saloon was famed for its beauty ail week after the accident and her company to make Sunday stops at tlstics, the booklet sets forth the receive monthly benefits under the ! monthly benefit that would have will substitute during the absence took all she could through the simple economic facts about mo- new provisions. ' been due the wage earner at the of Keeper Muise I, Light. We were honored Thursday tortsts' Incomes, buying habits and Q 7—What does a wife's benefit ] time of his death Dexter Sayward of Boothbay by a visit from Commander R C. utilization of motor vehicles, and amount to? A—The wife's monthly Lump Sum Payments Harbor was a recent visitor at this Roach U. S Coast Guard and his ^'1 Proceeds to show that, because of benefit will be an amount equal to Q 18—Under what circumstan station. family of New York He stayed a lack of understanding of such facts one-half of the monthly benefit ces does the amended program pro long time, talking, and we enjoyed by federal and State legislators. P»‘d to her husband, vide for lump sum death payments? the visit very much. The Highway Story excessive taxes and unsound tax Q- •—Under what circumstances A—If a wage earner, who was fully I was very sorry to read of the T -'x - v policies have been heaped upon the do an annuitant's children get ben or currently insured, dies leaving recent death at his home in Marble More Death* Than Last £ motorists, making them .the “tax- efits? A—The children of an an no survivor entitled to a monthly head of Capt. George Bartlett of ; goats" of America. nuitant, If they are under 16 or un benefit at the time he dies, a lump 'll i the Lighthouse Tender Lotus Year, With Rum High In F Among the startling facts devel der 18 if regularly attending school sum death payment will be made • • • • the Scale oped in the booklet are: [ and are supported by him, are en- to the widow or widower, or child Portland Head 1. One-third of the car-owners titled to receive monthly benefit*. ren, or parents of the deceased, Waldo remained the only one of I R T Sterling and family enjoyed of the United States have weekly Q 9—What does a child s bene equal to six times the monthly a picnic party Labor Day at Pat- Maine's 16 counties with a perfect P ,1 r Incomes of *20 or less. fit amount to? A—A child's month- benefit that would have been due. tengill Shores record of no highway motor fatali- t 2 38 percent of all State tax ly U equal to one-half of the If no one of these Is living, a pay Mr. Richards of Damariscotta ties for the first three quarters of p revenue Is paid by the motorists. monthly benefit paid to its parent ment covering the burial expenses called Monday at the station lf-39 The score to date revealed 3. Annual gasoline taxes amount Payments to Survivors will be made to the person who R T. Sterling and family enter that though there was a 5% reduc- to one billion dollars Q 10—Under what conditions paid them. tained last Saturday Dr Albion M. tlon in such fatalities over the State 4 While gasoline prices have are benefits paid to the survivors Q 29—What will be the mini Brackett and Alexander Cameron 85 a whole for August, this year dropped in half since 1920. taxes a wor't*r w^° dies? A Monthly mum monthly payment under the of Springfield, Mass compared with the corresponding have jumped up 2400 per cent benefits are paid to the surviving new program? A—Ten dollars is Mr. and Mrs W C. Dow were month a year ago. the total for the 5 The average value of all cars famlly of ‘ l e a s e d wage earner the minimum payment. If an In supper guests Monday of the Hilt eight months to Aug 31 Is still on the highways Is only *200 ( who was elther fully insured or dividual's benefit amounts to less family 122% over that for 1938. One hun- 6 36 barrels of oil per family currently Insured th a t *10 on the basis of his wage Mr. and Mrs. James Hall of Som- dred and six persons have lost their annually are needed to maintain Q 11— How does a "curently ln- record, he will nevertheless receive erville. Mass, were recent’ guests lives to date on Maine's highways present standards of living sured" worker differ from a fully j *10. at the home of R T Sterling. compared with 104 last year. 7. The petroleum industry cre Insured worker defined In the un Q 21—Does a man have to re Herr lies S.S. City of Rockland where the big wheels turned their last—a wreck at the mouth of the Retired Keeper Pinkham of Yar- ! Director McCabe's analysis of the ates *4.000,000.000 of economic 8W*r