Tme Republican Journal. 04 M>. 4S,BELFAST. MAINE. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1922. FIVE CENTO
CHARLES ""The Women’s Alliance. The Journal’s New Home. \n Appalling Homicide and Suicide. C. SARGENT. THE CHURCHES War Savings Stamps PERSONAL After occupying for forty-nine years a statement made Alliance of the First As a result of family troubles. Frank In the passing of Charles C. Sargents First Universaust church. Reg- Attention is called to Women’s brick block at 65 Ralph Holt is in Washington, D. C.m met in the North the second story of the W. Davis shot his wife and himsel at of 29 East 73rd N. Y., there has ular services will be held next Sun- by Postmaster Keating in regard to the P*. .federated) street, the guest of his Mrs. Church The has moved to at 10.45 a. m. Sermon of sister, George H.. afternoon with street, Journal their tenement over the Durant in gone one of the finest and noblest day morning approaching maturity on January 1st Tuesday Garage types McClellan. h parlors the Jellison No. 66 by the pastor, Rev. William Vaughan, The president, block, High street, the Lancaster block on Main street of Christian a the 1918 issue of War Savings Stamps, attendance. early characters of past genera 8nd music by the choir. Sunday school large on to the Mrs. F. E Jones and Mrs. A. and a with office entrance stairs next a the refunding proposition of the U. S. H. Davis C. Durham, presided Thursday morning. Over year ago he tion. Only six months ago his beloved follows the morning service. A cordial ^ames have returned from visits in Portland * was City Building. all. and the advisability of andV of routine business had told some of his friends that if his wife, Elizabeth Prescott Sargent, passed welcome is extended to Treasury Dept., *' .mount It is useless to attempt to describe the securities now and so Lewiston. letter was .read wife persisted to receive the attentions on after of a most de- adjusting’.these te(1 a greeting fifty-five years Methodist CHURCH. People’s Meth- moving of press, folder, cases, type and avoiding the rush which is expected on Mr. and Mrs. William H. Arnold left". Lowell of Boston, president of of a certain friend he would kill her. His voted wedded life. By this separation, odist Church, Rev. Charles W. Martin, '““.ucy countless small articles used in a print- January 1st. Postmaster Keating de- ’ a eulogy friends say that recently he had dwelt on which he there developed at pastor; parsonage, No. 7 Court St.; tele- Wednesday to spend the winter in' v.nonal Unitarian Alliance, deeply felt, ing to s ly nothing of the furniture, phone, 213.11. Sunday morning service clares these stamps were bought at a Mass. Mrs. Mary B. Dav.s office, the trouble so constantly that the jealous- his advanced age of eighty years, harden- Franklin, to the late at “A with Id accumulation of files, etc., of an 10.45.; sub.ect, Question time when little or no thought was givea- secretary books, ly had unbalanced his mind. No one knew of the arteries and blood presure Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Knight of Seal' 35 year® the Alliance ing high but One Answer”; Sunday school, 12 '“bout'* editorial room; only those who have hid to the intrinsic value of the security; memorial given for two loyal when they retired that evening, what and a weakened heart. He peacefully m.; evening service at 7.30, subject, Harbor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs d .hurt a like could understand. It many people do not now realize that the Mrs, experience or when the double tragedy oc- "Entered into the of His ‘‘Thoughts which End in the Daik”; Sumner of the Belfast Alliance, happened Joy Lord," Bridges. lias been done and all con- Prayer meeting Thursday, evening stamps are worth $5 and in many George F. Ryan. immediately but both bodies were warm when November 25th. Mr. Sargent this, each, and Mrs. curred, Saturday, at 7.30. Mrs. Henry Doyle of Boston came to !IDh Tyier cerned in the work wish to express cor- instances the owners do not know their d.ed. Mrs. Wm. B. Swan discovered. Their two children Theodore was born in Belfast, Maine, January 7, Belfast to attend of whereabouts. He Saturday the funeral dial thanks for special courtesies to Jesse 14 present urges every- Recentlychairman of the Bower com- W. aged 16 years, and Marian, aged 1813 His mother, Mary Elizabeth Rog- The First baptist church. Rev. Charles B. Norton. l,de in of the one who purchased stamps from patriotic .. S’ *ilt prrvn nf t tiff E. Staples charge trucking, had been at a dance in Red Men’s Ueorge C. residence, 13 — years, ers, and his father, Herbert Reading Sauer, pastor; ana Jehial Miller of Veazie was called to Austin J. Jewett, the ani A. Cedar. Telephone 123-11. reasons in 1918 to recall the incident and Mrs. E. P. Brown, -cre- machinist, Hall and returning home shortly after 12 Sargent, was born in Gloucester, Mass. links. The appointed services of this church lock them up and immediately take Belfast Sunday by the death of his sister.. Ely for Al- ! C. Hopkins, the power and lighting o’clock found their parents. The night From there and Ipswich and Boston came that donations will be held at 10j45 and 7.30 on Sunday Mrs. Isadore Z. Carle L*°announced others as- steps to reinvest the money due, either asked for from a change*. Many very kindly police Elmer 3. Whitehead and William his long line of distinguished ancestors. with Bible school at 12 and Chris- r fairs had been o’clock, sisted in various at 6.30. The mid- in Treasury Savings Certificates or place Arthur I. Brown is spending Thanks- Southern States, Pennsyl- ways. Bartlett were in the vicinity and answer- Mr. Sargent received his education at tian Endeavor Society the 7.30 on Lberof The Journal's new home is very well week service Thursday evening at applications for their cash redemption giving with his son, Arthur F. Brown., from Pasadena, Calif, ed the children’s call for assistance. They private schools and High school in his and even The Sunday morning service of wor- 1st. Postmaster states and in Falls. f adapted for a printing plant. The press January Keating family, Mechanic made a personal appeal thought Mrs. Davis was breathing when native town where he began h.s business will include the ordinance of the Clay ship that his instructions cover three options: ""cecil is on a ceraen' base on the floor Mrs. Thurston left morn- for immediate use in a ground they entered the room and they think she career in the employ of the city. He Lord’s Supper. In the evening, follow- Mary Monday for clothing First: If Savings Certificates !il with folder The ing th- inspiring service of song, led by Treasury for Lewiston to attend the 5 stating that nearby. composing was shot in her sleep, as the bedding was entered the mercantile business in New ing golden tar of Belfast families; the and the will are desired for all of the stamps present- built es- choruB orchestra, pastor of her Mrs. Emmtri visited two room could not be better if undisturbed about her. She was lying on York where he held responsible positions certificates will anniversary cousin, that morning homes, speak on “In His Steps,” illustrated by ed for redemption, these Vd There are four children pecially for the purpose. her side with a bullet wound in the with importing agencies for foreign Dr. Charles M Shel- be issued at once and dated January 1, Munsey Hyde. nine and the other right pictures and song. with well would and the difference between the cost of food and cloth- windows galore and the room .is left temple and apparently died instantly. houses. He was for forty years associated don’s celebrated book on “What 1923, Mias Lena Weaver is at home fronts desperate need of these certificates and the maturity most and steam heated. It Jesus Do” will bu reviewed and its an- the afternoon was pre- ventilated, lighted He was in his night clothes and had fallen with the French firm of Roger & Gallet be Lewiston, where she is attending Blitr- Tbe paper of swers to that great question many are value of the stamps presented paid faces the thus allowing was vice of George C. Bosson, Jr., of City Building, face down on the floor severely bruising and for ten years president will be considered. The public immediately in cash thus definitely clos- College, to spend Thanksgiving with her ,ted by Mrs- asking, in the benefits of the lawn, etc. his nose. Dr. Orris S. the the New York lirm, from which he re- is invited. evening ing the transaction. aunt, Mrs. H. A. Davis. a great favorite Belfast, Vickery, cordially Thursday igemoggin, will second: it treasury savings v-erim* The editorial room is in the front with was cently remaining honorary vice of this week a Thanksgiving service and Guides I Have Haddan Waldo County Medical Examiner, retired, ma- V. A. Simmons left Tuesday for Wells All who are to attend cates are desired for a portion of the 1 l"Couriers windows His steadfastness to the high- be held. the boys Had Mrs. Bosson’s three large facing High street, called and pronouced it a clear case of president. value of the War Savings Stamps to Mrs. Simmons in* me Who Have Me,” tne State Boys’ Conference Dec. 1-2-3 turity River, Vt., join and an entrance from out- made him outstanding in his date informal and filled two windows homicide and suicide. Both bodies est ideals will be Yells and songs will be presented, these will be issued under spending with their lress was entirely present. Thanksgiving daugh- career. His influence there ana of January and the difference be- anecdotes and side stairs facing the city property. were taken at once to the Cook under- business practiced at the close of tbe service. 1, 1923, ter, Mrs. E. M. and family. tb personal descriptions, tween the value of the War Corliss, is far from life was an of mag- maturity travels abroad While moved The Journal parlors on Main street. Mr. Davis in his home example ideots of her extensive taking The First Rev. W. Savings Stamps and the cost of the cer- Capt. Arthur Crockett, George Sim- minor can wait. nificent courage and unselfishness, and he Church, Federated, the late Mrs. J. C. settled, but many things was born in Brewer about 43 years ago, tificates will be to prompt cash tb her mother, F. Skerrye, minister; residence, 26 High subject mons and C. R. Burroughs of Rockland, In the meantime its and friends more in his quiet way than remittance direct to the holder of the se- so well known here. patrons theson of Samuel W. and Ardell accomplished telephone, 86-4. Please do not her, of Boston, (Clifford) street; were in Belfast last Saturday to attends a at 66 through public ac- fail to the minister of any curities on January 1st. as did in the will find cordial welcome High the latter a Belfast He came is often accomplished telephone travelling they Davis, girl. that the entire the funeral of Charles B. Norton. ,o ladies that the case of illness or distress where his servi- Third: If it is desired and almost street. to Belfast when a younj man and has tivities. Mr. Sargent believed isolated territories, ces can be morning ser- maturity value of War Savings Stamps Mrs. rzonea, and helpful. Sunday Cleone Whitmore has been? a number of home was the place for social life be places required the courtes es since resided here. For years vice at 10.45; sermon topic, “Measur- presented be paid in cash, they may cessible” CONNELLY-CARBONELL. an spending the past six months at hex- As a no alliiialion with clubs, belong- A cordial invitation deposited with the postmaster now, in a few instances were le has been a Knights of Pythias. sought ing Results.” Only the holder. home in but will resume the? guides. to the New Eugland Society. He is extended to all. Here let no man be interim receipt protecti&g Northport, in the faithfulness and esult ot a fall beneath a car in the Bel- ing only j disappointed FranK Bernard Connelly of Danforth stranger. “Whosoever thou art that en- given, and cash in the full amount will work of nursing after Thanksgiving. wit and fast R. R. he lost one of his legs and was a member of St. James Episcopal these esses Mrs. Bosson’s Swan* depot terest this leave it not without a be paid to the holder of these stamps and Mary Elizabeth Carbonell of his two church, Miss Helen Keech leturned home Sat- of their rad since used an artificial one. besides church. He is survived by for for him who ministers, promptly on January 1st. d nature made the account at the St. Francis prayer thyself, ville were married Hitchcock and Sun- urday after spending her vacation with she lis two one sister, and two daughters, Mrs. Ripley and for those who worship here.” Any stamps which are presented for re- jogs most entertaining. In closing Court children, church, street, Thursday morning, The funeral ser- day school immediately after the morn- her mother, Mrs. Alice Keech of Masonite, arothers Florence A. Davis of Mrs. Wm. G. Walker. demption after January 1st may be sub- Milford, : “Catholic, Protestant, Nov. with Rev. Timothy J. O'Ma- survive, service. Mr. W. R. Howard will 25th, St. Janies ing ai the N. H. and brother Leslie of Masa. now in Charles Davis of vices were held at Episcopal ject to a 10 days delay in payment Lowell, Mohammedan, BudJIist, on the was charm- Boston, Florida, tala to the children about the origin and idu, honey officiating. The bride at ten Walter Davis of Church Monday, November 27th, significance of Day. There- option of the postmaster in older that he Miss Margery KnowLon has been crit- ole they were faithf ul to their trust ana tulle Boston and S. Bangor. Thanksgiving ing in a dainty white gown with to be a. interment at F.lizabeth, N. J. fore all the children will want may provide himself with the necessary ically ill at t er home in Belmont and- of the trust placed in them; never rtie latter arrived here Thursdayafternoon j m.; of veil caught with orange blossoms. She and as many of the parents as j etc. He present, funds from the nearest federal Keserve threatened with pneumonia, but is a but always re- ind made funeral arrangements, gain- liiei, sometimes liar, carried a shower bouquet of white carna- find the hour convenient. B. NORTON or with which to now and her be offered his brother’s children a home CHARLES | Sank State Deposi'ory ing friends hope for a speedy ictful wherever they are, may peace tions and maiden h»ir ferns. The brides- ilso the union services in make recovery. are if they cared to go to Bangor. At Thanksgiving payment. lh them for with their memories Miss cousin of the vith him, Charles son of B. O. and Ellen maid, Mary McAuley, B., only the Baptist church last Sunday evening hours and wonder- I'heodore Davis is a very industrious, B. F. Wells and bis mother, Mrs. Isabel igled many happy bride, wore pale yellow organdie with M. (Shibles) Norton, died at the family every available foot of space was occu- boy and has worked for MRS. FRED N. SAVERY J. Wells of arrived experiences.” black hat and carried yellow and white veil meaning residence in Belfast, Thursday, Nov. 23, pied by a most attentive audience. Mem- Auburn, Sunday tea- 1 lome time in the City Bakery. His sister, bers of the Baptist Boy Scouts ushered. visit Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Mr Carbonell, broth- ; after an illness with pneumonia. He Etta wife of Fred N. of Spinney. chrysanthemums. Roy C. con- E., Savery is a Grammar school pupil, i The pastor, Rev. George Sauer, Wells has returned but man. After the Miss Marian, in March 1895. home, Mrs. Wellr “TO HAVE AND TO HOLD” er of the bride, was best was born Belfast, 18, ducted the services. The music included Swan Lake avenue died suddenly Mon- vlrs. Davis was born in Frankfort about j will remain for a week or more. ceremony the bridal party motored back The family removed to Portland in 1898. several selections by the chorus choir, a day, Nov. 27, after a short illness. She Picture of Old Virginia. orty years ago,the daughter of John and to Bel- vocal soio by Miss Charlotte Knowlton, to Swauville, where a wedding breakfast thence to Thomaston in 1904 and had been in failing health for some time, Mrs. Caroline Kingston, who had been..- brilliant novel of Rose Kenney. Besides the two duets by Miss Bertha Hayes and B. L. kfttry Johnston’s Olj was the Fogg) fast in where it has since was as usual and served by Mrs. Alex Me1 uley, j January, 1911, Knowlton and but able to be about caring for the late Mrs. James Carle for I a ! Robertson also by Miss tenia and the court of King James bride’s aunt. The left ihildren mentioned she is survived by young co’upl resided. Miss Clark. Mrs. Willis B. Hetcher rarely complained of ill health. She was the past four months at the home of her “To Have and to Hold;” has Belfast on the 1.10 train for Boston. laughter of a former marriage, Mrs. Cald- Roland, j The deceased attended the public and Edward C. Martin were accompan- born in Swanville 65 years ago, the niece, Mrs. Charles S. Bickford, returned who with a Mrs. of the inpicturi/.' d for Paramount by George veil of Benton, cousin, and Bel- ists. Rev. Charles W. Martin and Eliza A shooting accident, which occurred a schools in Portland, Thomaston daughter of Nahum S. (Kim- Wednesday to her home in Bangor. This Webster of came to Bel- Methodist church gave the invocation mauhctwith splendid results. since in the Maine if rred Frankfort, and studied two terms in Shaw’s About 34 she few days woods, fast, and conducted the responsive reading. ball) Piper. years ago Austin K. fea- the news. One i Vaughan has been at home a acndous production will be the correctly reported, had several unusual :ast when receiving sister, in but wing to Belfast from and Business College Bangor,, Rev. William Vaughan of the Universa- came to East Searsport few features. it was not the sportsman of also days while on his way from Machias, t attraction at the Colonial Theatre First, Mrs. Maude Clark Lynn, Mass., which had him list church read the Scripture lesson and Swan Lake j but the who j poor health, handicapped has since resided on avenue, who shot the guide, guide funeral was held at the where he has been employed as and survives The was ad- offered prayer. drug Monday Tuesday, the it was not j during his whole school life, he Possessed of a bright mind and unusually shot sportsman. Second, after- Mrs. Essie P. Carle, chairman of the to Portland. At the latter of in- but the L’ook undertaking parlors Friday i not clerk, place he remarkable cast principals a case of thought-it-was-a deer, vised by his physicians that it would of the American quick perception she made a very suc- with Rev. W. Waldo County Chapter has a position with C. E. Monu- to Petty Compson as “Lady Jocelyn was actually shooting at a deer and aoou at 2 o’clock Charles Hawkins, guide be safe for him to complete the course. | Red Cross, gave a clear and concise re cessful school teacher after graduating V’ bert Lytell as “Capt. Ralph it was mere chance the sportsman was in the Methodist church officiat- ment Square. Martin of. associated in business port ot the sixth annual urive which in the Eastern State Normal school at as “Lord Car- bullet. And the He then became from y,” Theodore KoslotT the line of the third, were in the re- of 27 had reached Miss James ng. The remains placed endowed with I the hands solicitors married Fred j Katherine E. Frost, a student at ’Raymond Hatton as “King shot was not instantly fatal, but the with his father, and, being Castine. Oct. 25, 1879, she tomb and later will be interred in over 900 members in the city. The so- Wheaton V. J. as “Jeremy Sparrow man is to recover. viving his ] college, './ill spend her Thanks- Ferguson wounded expected unusual mechanical genius, success work and an N. Savery in Searsport, who survives were Al- i licitors reported pleasant Arthur Rankin as “Lord Robert Srove Cemetery. The bearers giving vacation with her Mrs. as a demonstrator and salesman of auto- eagerness on the part of many to renew her with their two adopted daughters, sister, L” of these piayers ] The eminence bcrl and m ll&r iiuii. Mrs. Carle in Arthur G. in Boston. tractors that he pos- I their membership. spoke Misses Ethel and Alwild- both Wylie, Mr. and do comment. Mr. Lytell makes his mobiles and proved Savery, I terms of the efficient work of Mrs. O. E. Frost left in this in that line of I ths highest woman Wednesday for Bos- betore Paramount audiences sessed remarkable ability R. N the dis- of East Belfast. A public spirited SARAH FRANCES BRIDGES. Miss S die M. Nickerson, ton and will also be cle, in the part of “Captain Ralph of the word she was al- Thanksgiving guests work. trict nurse, and said the unusual success in every sense 1 T,” being con iuercd particularly of their daughter, Mrs. Wylie. died at her He was unmarried. The funeral ser- of the drive was a tribute to her. ways ready and willing to do her part in d to the of the popular star. Mrs. Sarah Frances Bridges * qualities Mr. Vaughan, president of the Chil- Miss Grace H. vices were held at the family home on charity and civic betterment. For many Hayes and little niece, Nov. 30th home in Stockton Springs last Thursday of iu Thursday dren’s Aid Society Maine, spoke Shelia M. Nov. 25, Rev. W. F. Skerrye years she was an active member of Upton, nave returned from a has evening. She was born in Belfast, Nov. Saturday, the interests of its object, the Girls’ e Penobscot. County Water Co. two of the f irst Federated Church officiating. on avenue. He gave Thomas H. Marshall Ladies of weeks’ visit with relatives in Mas- Utilities CHAS. E. BLANEY’S 21, 1841, a descendant of John Frye, who Home Northport Circle, authorized by the Public its held There was a large attendance at the ser- full credit to Mrs. C. M. Craig, G. A. R., and had served in its State sachusetts. Mrs. Upton remained until, Bission to issue $403,000 of common SUCCESS enigrated from Eugland and with 15 the the BROADWAY secretary, to the board of managers, the tl stock for the of which, with a wonderful profusion Depaitment as treasurer, patriotic in- i after Tnanksgiving with her husband, purchase others settled wbat is now Andover, vices, the care taker and housekeeper, s of the matron, crties, rights and franchis bo Pitied Than the esteem and senior vice She Rev. H. H. Upton, who is the. More to Mass. She was the oldest of the four of flowers, mutely expressed whose united efforts make the Home structor president. J attending larbor and Union River Power Co. friends. to be. His address Emrna White Barker Newton Theological he Co. children of Joseph Baker and Elizabeth of his many personal what it is designed instituted Tent, Seminary. Bangor Railway and Electric Scorned. of the is was in the lot in assisted materially in the increase of and had ser\ed company also was authorized to who removed to Stockton The interment family Daughters Veterans, George D. Phelps of Emery Frye, for taken at Cleveland, Ohio,, Featuring Rosemary Theby, Alice were collection the Home, always 210,000 in bonds. The properties were She Grove Cemetery. The pall-bearers as its president. She was also a mem- who has been at Charles. while their children young. this union service, and will also be the Camp Phoenix, • later. Lake. W. C. developed war Edward James Kelley, Tay- new triends for this ber of John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R. A. on Sourdna- married Capt. Charles Bridges, Civil Grant, j means of awakenrug Daisey’s sporting camp Leon Whitten and cause. at her late home Dec. 1 veteran from Castine, in 1865, nd passed, lor, Henry Mudgett, most worthy The funeral was held hunk Lake, for the past two weeks on a Friday, in the Dr. Elmer small, ior me past seven- with winters in Washington, D. C., Samuel Hart, ail being employed Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock hunting trip, returned to Bangor Thurs- many teen years the efficient president of the under Norton Rev. William Vaughan officiating. The TOM MIX where her husband held a position garage. Belfast Home for Aged Women, gave a day night and came to Belfast Friday. this well bearers were Jesse E. Edward tne aamimsirauoDs, aucrwaius uctumiu* brief and interesting history of Staples, He brought with him a fine buck deer, 1H BtLrAal known refuge for homeless women. It William and Wyatt Car- the Moon a resident of Waterville for a number of NOR Hogan, Leary which he will take back to Cleveland. Chasing was organ.zed in March, 1904, through tbe death of Capt. row. The remains were placed in the years. Following the bequest of Mrs. Deborah Lincoln and Chemical Co. No. 1 have started a se- tomb in Grove Cemetery to Bridges in 1886, she lived almost cons- the untiring efforts of Mrs. Sarah Bick- receiving Dec. 2. ries of whist parties, meeting Friday, in the await interment Saturday, tantly in Stockton. She is survived by a nell and other women interested next spring. C. W. Wescott has been REID brother, Charles W. Frye of Scituate, evenings. cause. Mayor WALLACE the treasurer during the life of the or- KNUX and several nephews Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Robeits are liv- Mass., two cousins ganization. The Home has been kindly Breaker Roberts The Ghost and nieces. For more than six years she ing with his father, Mrs. James remembered with gifts, etc., has receiv for several and thus Rose E. club chairman of the has had a devoted housekeeper, companion for, the winter. ed State aid years Brown, been able to care for its family without Knox Woman’s club of the Farm Dec. 4-5 and nurse in Mrs. Fannie J. Clifford, who Beckwith and County Monday and Tuesday, Mr. Herman tO. family incurring handicapping indebtedness. Dr. all the faithfulness of a Bureau, reports the result of their drive has displayed have moved to the city for the winter, Small, with an interested board of direct- ^ Z Z. ""'V* Mrs. the care and as ending Nov. 13th (when they exceed daughter. Frail as a young woman, where he has employment. ors, has given the home abot e has been measurably an invalid thought that has made it the happy their quota of 17; itemized, as follows: Bridges The been wired for church vestry jhas it is today. At the close he touched up- Mrs. Ethel all of her eighty-one years, but despite Health, Harding three renew- electricity, 'nine ; lights being installed, on the enlargement of the buildings, his fortune she was able to pre- als; clothing, Miss Addle Cross, five re- outrageous which adds to the attractiveness ambition and desire. greatly newals and three Mrs. serve her native optimism and radiate The sermon of the evening was pre new; secretary, I of the rooms. F. pas- cheer countless loyal friends. Early sented by Rev. William Siterrye, Bertha Shibles, one renewal and one new among has !> from- Mr. Owen Emmons of Camden tor of the First church (Federate household Mrs. Herbert in life she vainly fought against inexpli of the I management, i in the house of the text found in the 32nd verse moved here and unliving one renewal; food, Mrs. Bert cable influences and eventually developed 8th chapter of John—"The truth will Harding, C. J. Emmons. Mr. Em- a his aunt, Mrs. was the un- no club chairman, Mrs. a faith in Spiritualism and make you free.” He given McGray, report; profound this vil- I mons was formerly a resident of divided attention of the large audience four total ol which a a wide Rose E. Brown, renewals, psychic gift gained gained search for lage. as he vividly described man's clut funeral was held Mon- eighteen. Mrs. Brown says: The recognition. The truth and spoke with strong conviction and Edward Mason of Sabat- wishes thank the leaders foi day afternoon, Rev. Ashley A. Smith, D. Mr. Mrs. of the union of faith and knowledge, also to project with his parents, in the not Stretch D. officiating, and the burial was in Mt. tus spent the weekend the disastrous results that follow co-operation and interest shown, only I Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mason. Mr. Mason wake of their separation. during the membership drive but dunnt Prospect cemetery. was Jou busi- The closing prayer and benediction do your Daily Dozen every I is engaged in the moving picture the entire year. Our quota as set by given by Miss Bertha Adams, tne elo- i Iraini boom. with sue- 17—we have y0u wjn know that a Bar Harbor is enjoying a building ness and has met gratifying quent evangelist who has been laboring executive committee was ” houses aie built by per | is 6ne of the most im- New going up, cess. with the Methodist church for the past secured 18 members and feel Bure there I I i*nt maueot residents, real estate is changing seven weeks. movements. of will be others join in the near future. hauds More thin a score Hatcn of Greenfield A rapidly. Mr. George U. w *t is with stockings. Most beautiful summer estates have changed of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G Mass., son MRS. JAMES CARLE. P. F. Watts has returned to Staten c,iogswi|| hands bought by purchasers who p}3'1 of stretch but the trouble Hatch, has been elected vice president to open the houses, many of which Island, New York, after a visit of several stay stretched. Not so and Milless Falls Company. Mr. Hatch have been closed for years. Repairs the IsadoreZ widow of the late James Carle weeks with Mr. and Mrs N. C. Partridge i ibe new “Extra- alterations are going on 3" with the company Holeproof practically has been connected of Portland, died at 10 o’clock Saturday over the town Already plans and prophe" as sales ''tch-Top.” during the past three years at the residence of her niece, 1 cies are made for a big season next year- evening *d\antages of the “Extra- and has met with marked suc- Cedar Severai new business firms have started | mmager Mrs. Charles S. Bickford, street, •kh-Top” are many. It stretches within the past few weeks. cess. Hence his promotion. where she had been living for about without binding in the least eighteen months. Death came suddenly always returns to shape. This and unexpectedly as the result of pneu- COURTESY e 18 appreciated by women monia, although she had been ill since the nod to stoutness. It is popular death of her husband. A frequent visitor Expressive of friendly respect, adequate •eoder women too, because its in times past with relatives here she had u'l attention to every transaction, utmost elasticity causes it to fit Given Free-Framed Pictures won the love and esteem of many. One snugly at all times. brother, Jehial Miller of Veazie, her niece care in conducting accounts, and sound Away we line Just to have come in and see our holiday and a Henry D. '"Extra-Stretch Top” is offer- you above mentioned nephew, counsel in business matters, all combine to c usively in will you FREE any of our framed pic- Clark of Belfast, survive Her age was Holeproof Hosiery, on land give absolutely our GEORGEOUS thrills were held at make this bank attractive to patrons. obtainable in silk, silk-faced, tures, if you buy another of the same price. You get about 76 years. Services and sea in the erreatest ro- home at 4 o’clock Lisle in all popular two for the of one. Sale is to and in- the Bickford Sunday ^®*terized pictures price of the First mance ever screened. next Eecember 6th. with Rev. Wm. F. Skerrye cluding Wednesday, officiating and only *®ober~Th.f »h. __ti.u Church (Federated) Waldo Trust have a line of HOLIDAY GIFTS this and remains were Company Wednesday-Thursday, Dec. 6-7 We big year the family present. The and are on sale now. Above are in our taken to Portland on the Monday morn- Metro Presents The Premier Showing they pictures BELFAST ing train accompanied by Mrs. Bickford of the New England Home Life Phonograph Room. Walk in and look around. and Mr. Miller. Services were heli at Claasic. BROOKS CA8TINE UNITY Evergreen Cemetery, where the inter- QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER. FRED D. JONES, Main St„ Belfast ment took place. ~ — _— ■ Wood. What is a Cord of His Are Expensive—HEALTH he Journal Newspapers 11 e a d ft e he, “sour Republican What is a cord of wood? :iny <0 of Connecticut have carried some inter- stone! h. constipation, *», Nov. 30, 1922 si f.u.resstnu'*' Belfast. Thursday. esting discussions of the subject biliousness—nil are n hjippv, » Pie have the coal strike made cord wool forester At takS^,M. A E. Moss, needless expense. wriod g EVERY THURSDAY BY hold necessity, but Med. “ PUBLISHED adds some inter- iSu/ioivrs cannot work ,f| ■t Connecticut College, immediately c Pub. Co. Maine facts. if nt nil. The ]oumal The of esting _ a properly, Republican is accepted as People While a cord of wood «T,r,„f,l4!SS wi Sickness costs money. ««we pile of wood 4 feet high, 4 feet e, 3ue,lt ofiiw BROWN. Editor. it A. 1. the feet long and containing 128 cubic feet, With the freedom of pood U!& ^ttle. 5o2 are job the same dimensions doing seems of that cords cr.n a*'eom- * According health, yu **• TERMa. f or one square, may vary largely in contents. i ADVERTISING cord of wood p’.ish alt .n^t anything, iir length in column, 50 cents for to Mr. Moss, the average one inch for themselves wood and 43 oasilvoan iptli(>comfort* and 35 cents for each subsequent contains 35 cubic feet of one week and • a. * worthwhile. cubic feet of air. Straight sticks laud pi Insertion. content ot Tn advance, large sizes give the greiter SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. sticks give 50 cents while, small, crooked a *1 00 for six months; wood, waste $3.00 year, the least wood and the most air or (or three months. sticks are better space. Big, straight A score of years ago, lots of people talked there NOT TOO than small straight sticks, because EARLY bark. QUOTATIONS. about the need of developing Maine water is less space taken up by THINK The shorter the sticks the closer they TO ABOUT Mr Moss A cord of wood we find a about it. will pile, says O Thou in whose presence but few did anything into a powers; only cut into 16 inch lengths will pile at the open door of this PICTURES for oweet repoae, 105 cubic feet, while a XMAS to Thee. Wre space of about mew day we turn again 12 inch lengths past cord of wood cut into Relieve that Thou hast forgotten These with and feet. A cord us to few, far-seeing judgment will occupy only 95 cubic failures and past sins. Then help will of thrown loosely into a box A. COOK’8 and the wrongs of yester- wood, M. 8TUDIO forgive forget rare went at the task. feet. In other words, a become the home courage, actually occupy 140 cubic day. May every heart it seems. of cord of wood is not always what BELFAST, MAINE •of love and never the dwelling place this may there come tote. Out of day in Maine where coal outlook, broader un- As as the was in an experi- There is one place mew vision, greater long project and that is in Skowhegan. and higher joys; but more ia plenty, derstanding, town established a municipal fuel all things else, a deeper infolding of mental financed it themselves. The Qian stage they ago, and each spring the are redemptive and yard some years tfeings divine, which from 500 to 1000 our Lord. municipality purchases final. Through Jesus Christ strikes and James Sbera tons of coal to guard against Amen.”—Prsyer by Rev. of the com- dur- Re- Then, when the financial solidity other emergencies which may arise Montgomery in National House of the spceaentatives._ panies was assured, and when large amounts ing year___ 1 HANKSGlVINu of capital were necessary to do the big work Children Cry E. Sangster. FOR FLETCHER’S By Margaret in a big way, these men went to the people of For all true words that have been spoken. castqria For all brave deeds that have been Maine and enlisted their financial backing. done. loaf in kindness broken, For every i We are For every race in valor run, of Maine headquarters for failed the splendid development For martyr lipa which have not Today red granite. We and smile to «4Q» M have® To God praise rest, give water is due to the efforts of the peo- Stock or in For knightly souls which have not quailed powers INDUCES /* transit At stubborn strife or lonesome quest; of Maine in backing the enterprise, the Berd, unto whom we stand in thrall, ple tgfe give Thee thanks for all, for all. foresight and the business experience and Jonesport Red, Braintree, Mass., Red, Wester- For each fair field, where golden stubble are R. I. Red, Westerly, R. I., Hat) followed wealth of waving grain; judgment of Maine corporations. They REPOS ly, Pink, Niantic, wind of trouble For every passing Number St. Which bends thy grass that lifts again; the the it could be done. Humphreys’ Conn., Pink, Cloud, Minn., Red, Wis- doing job only way end For gold in mine that men must seek, "Forty” Induces Repose, consin For work which bows the sullen knee; Natural, Refreshing Sleep. Mahogany, Warsaw, Wris., Red, swift sent to aid the weak, Maine A beautiful dark red— the reddest of For strength, Today more than 9,000 people are, For Insomnia, Sleepless- reds. I For love by which we climb to Thee; Wakefulness, Restless- ‘Thy freedom, Lord, yet each thy thrall, as Central Maine Power ness, all. stockholders, backing IMPORTED ( We give Thee praise fcr el), for Maine. ness. Company in its work of developing No Narcotic, No Opiate, contradictory evidence No No habit forming Beers one of them has always received, Dope, Red, Magda Red, Balmoral Red' Every Drugs, Strictly Homeopathic. >Jr. Walter Lyman Brown, who for the divi- 90c. and at all Dm* Stores, or sent CALL AND SEE THEM. of on time, his regular quarterly $1.00, three has acted as director promptly on past years on receipt of price, or Parcel Post collect American relief administration in Eur- dend check. delivery. is much better off ■ope, says:—"Russia Hook on tlie treatment of A. S. HEAL, than last year as there is plenty of grain all diseases mailed free. Belfast, is can the men of Maine to all” and that “the only question to You, too, help : Domeo. Medicine Co., i54 for ,-,When Investing at j flumpbreya* have it efficiently and equitably distrib- home, as when in- William Street, New York. do Maine’s development of vesting anywhere ; it biggest job—the uted.” He adds, however, that will be be sure you inves't safely. Our prefer- | to 100 of his agents in the Maine’s water you can get be- mecdful keep powers—and red stock has paid j ■country till next spring to see that sup- f4 consecutive aivi- j | ! an investment of and a dends—is issued by are needed. sides good yield high j plies go where they a company that has j j f been in business On the oth
^d Miss Anna Hill of Rockland is acting There will be a regular meeting of THORNDIKE as a toll operator in the Belfast office. Primrose Chapter, O. E. S., next Friday Thomas H. Marshall evening, when there will be degree work- Circle will hold Dana Archer was in Waterville Friday their regular meeting next Tuesday at The Belfast Spiritualist’s Society will on business. GIFTS OF UTILITY Memorial hold a business More Hall, meeting next Monday Mrs. 25 Ralph Arey passed the day in evening at 7 o’clock at the home of Days Mrs. Nathrn H. Small is clerking in Roy For Christma5 Unity recently. Gosh, ain’t it a long lime to wait? the Woodcock store until after Christ- Gurney. H. C. McCorrison of Brunswick is in mas. Clarence A. Paul has bought the build- FOR MOTHER FOk FATHER Do you remember when you thought that? town on business. ing on street The Journal office is reached the Washington owned by Miss by Miss Mildred Electric Irons Flashlights Your children think that now, but you and I know Emma M. and will Bartlett is in Bangor do- out side stairs on the Jellison Davis, use it in his building, ing Electric Grills Lunch Kits to our garage business. p.ivate nursing. it is a very short time make plans that each next to the City Building, High street. Thermos Hottles Saws C. E. Gilchrest and R. S. Arey were on our list receive the and attention it Archie, the fox hound held in th e Carving Sets Axes name thought Mrs. James Moore has had extensive in Waterville, Nov. 22nd. Waldo County jail pending the settle- Food Choppers Hammers, Planes should have that when we do our shopping we can do repairs made on her place on Waldo Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Philbrick have ment of kil ing sheep owned by Wales O'Cedar Mops Wrenches, Chisels avenue, formerly the Harvey Cunning, moved into Charles White’s rent. with some Sherinan of while United States Tires $o intelligence. ham place. Liberty, he was being Oil Heater Mrs. Addie M. Higgins is spending a hundred cents will around a dollar’s worth tried out by Donald H. Walker of Lib- Oil Stoves United States Tubes One buy The regular meeting of John Cochran few days wilh her Mrs. Dora Phil- erty, has been expressed to his owner in sister, Scissors and Ohears Auto Kobes no more. Will make or are Chapter, D. A. R., will be held next brick. and you yours count, you Franklin, Vt. All Dills were settled by Alarm Clocks Auto Accessories Monday evening at the home of the re- of those afflicted with Remember, his owner including his board bill. M. T. Ward from Augusla was in Sterno Nut fits Tool Urinders one procrastinitis. gent, Mrs. Cora J. Bowker. town last week visiting relatives and old Blankets off the less The Maine State Grange will hold its Wringers the longer you put buying buying power The Christmas fair and dance to be friends. 49th annual meeting in Bangor Dec. 12th, Wash Boilers Whips dol ar for the best trades first. under the auspices of the Univer- Drills your has, invariably go given 13th and 14th. Round trip excursion Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Philbrick were the Brushes and Brooms Vises. salist League will be held in the Armory Food Grinders Blow Torches Wait, don’t stop now. What I want to tell you tickets will be on sale to Bangor and re- guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ward afternoon and Dec. Tuesday evening, 5th. turn at one and one-half night. Chopping Bowls Levels cost a cent. It is this: regular oneway Wednesday won’t you fares Corn Mitre Boxes Postmaster and Mrs. Austin W. Keat- on December 11,12, 13 and 14, inclu- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Higgins are re- Poppers We sell for Dad or for Brother limited for return to Wheelbarrows giveable gifts (it ing, who have been boarding at the sive, December 16, joicing over the birth of an ,8 lb. girl— from all Cans and Ammunition makes no difference whether he be yours or someone Windsor Hotel for several years, have inclusive, 1922, Maine Central Barbara Berry. FOR BROTHER ticket stations in Maine. Razors—All Kinds for in fact for him taken an apartment in the Abbott house Mr. and Mrs. Gaunce Mrs. elses) for Uncle John, Gramp, every Hunter, Hunting Coats Paint Brushes on Church street. we are Leroy Green left last Saturday night Glenice Arey, Mrs. Emma Cates, Mr. in the family. Furthermore, glad to have you Guns and Ammunition Paint for Everything for where he has a fine and Mrs. Charles Bowley, Mr. and Mrs. call in and look around; glad to have you take goods Orrin J. Dickey, real estate and insur- Brockton, Mass., Watches, Knives Emma position with the Walkover Shoe facto- Lawrence Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Guy for to ance, has sold for Mrs. S. Water- Bicycles home inspection; perfectly willing exchange any- ry. He has also been engaged as cornet Elden Mrs. Rena Ward, SISTER man of this city, her residence on the Ware, Ward, Bicycle Lights FOR or refund your and will sell soloist in the Walkover a Mr. and Mrs. Merton Bradford and thing bought here, money, Woods road in Northport, to Herbert E. Band, fine ag- Footballs Sleds a as gregation of musicians. Mrs. Florence Tweedie were in Brooks real merchandise at as fair price it can be bought Woods of Swampscott, Mass. Belfast regrets Basketballs Skates to lose Mr. Green as he has been very Wednesday evening. Baseball Snow shoes anywhere. G. C. Lower and step-daughter, Miss Goods popular in church orchestras, concert Fifteen members from Drum- leave Josiah^H. Boxing Cloves Bicycles Mildred Blake, today, Thursday, by and programs but recently began the in- mond Chapter, O. E. S., visited Happy Training Shirts Riders rail, stopping in Washington, Charleston struction BERT L. DAVIS of the High school orchestra Valley Chapter, O. E. S., at Brooks Nov. Skiis Ga. to buy antique furni- Sleds, Skiis and Savannah, concert programs. His will re- family 22nd. All were given a cordial welcome Snow Shoes Carts ture for next summer’s trade. main here for the present. beautiful BELFAST, MAINE and the impressive and manner Carts, Skates Pen Knives George W. Luce has 27 brown Leghorn in which the work was done will long be Memorial building never presented a Wheelbarrows Baskets of the ever-laying strain which also the entertainment pullets neater appearance externally than it does remembered, Tool Chests Flashlights have made a record, having laid of a fine chicken ot Belfast George L. Slipp and bride, formerly quite now. The work of repairing the roof following, consisting The News 4864 for the year ending Sept. 25. anecdotes and after dinner Miss Ora Sheldon of this city, who were eggs and other wood work finishing was done supper, all on that of married in Portsmouth, N. H., Monday, They were practically laying by George O. Belfast’s steeple speeches. The presentation “Hiram,” Hall Hardware NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Dunbar, Company are on their Florida auto. by Mr. Stiles was especially enjoyed. It way to by date. jack, assisted by bis son, Wellington E. 52 MAIN STREET, BELFAST, MAINE was a cold and the roads were the Dunbar. He did not use a night very The City National Bank announces Save the date of Dec. 7th to attend the Mrs. Cecil Clay, president of the Wal- single staging "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" but had a wonderful time their new Christmas Club. or but to some of the most bad, everyone opening of lecture in the Baptist church to be given do County Hospital Aid, wishes to thank ladder, clurg and felt well paid. & Wilkins advertises the Reo cars. dangerous parts and used a boatswain’s Hail by Carveth Wells on the Jungle of Ma- all who have so generously contributed Theatre publishes pic- chair on the others. The cupolas are The well drillers, who have been drill- The Colonial lay. It is under the auspices of the Bel- to the annual Thanksgiving drive for program. handsome with soft shades of brown and ing for D. Whiting for nearly four ture fast Teachers’ Club. supplies to the Hospital. Jars may be Belfast Leather Store publishes green. The old historic Kncx the have finished work and moved The had by calling at the Hospital. eagle, months, to be bought at their store. will list of articles The Belfast Dancing Club com- gift many years ago of The Belfast Jour- to Corinna. & Son advertises lines of auto on of H. J. Locke mence its scries of assemblies this win- Four owners, complaint that ornaments the front over the at their store. nal, Christmas gifts ter on Dec. in Odd Fellows’ with Austin J. McKeen, have been tried be- 6, Hall, main entrance, was painted by Lloyd Dj and Mrs. B. O. Norton publish a Mr. music by McKeen’s orchestra. fore Judge Clyde R. Chapman of the McKeen. FOR SALE card of thanks. Municipal court and fined $5 and costs Theodore Davis and relatives pnblish a Mr. and Mrs. Estin H. Braley and Mr. Two hoiae sled Zfor sale all for driving without lights. All caught Mrs. Alice Gilmore Hill of Searsport card of thanks. and Mrs. Donald M. Shute have returned to hitch into. will be the Avenue was fortunate in being in Wash- ready Inquire at offers pigs for sale. in the same offence given Miles Benner from a two weeks’ hunting trip in the 3 Street. same treatment. The practice is a menace ington, D. C., at the opening of the Congress B. H. Webber, Monroe, advertises of Davidson. a vicinity They report of Nov. Trench & Son's pianos. and must be stopped. special session Congress 20th, E. WESCOT Jesse very pleasant trip, but did not find any T. Belfast. a note of that and in personal speaks seeing 3w47* Goodhue & Co. advise the public large game. William K. MacNeil was the Mrs. the crowds in attendance. Of Mrs. are back on the job of plumbing and great they hostess last Wednesday evening at the ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The sub- in Belfast. Subscription to William G. Grosby ! Felton, the woman of 87 years who suc- heating of scriber hereby gives notice that he has been School Fund in November first of a series lucky neighborhood Drastic cut ot on Hail Hardware Co. advises gifts of High reported | eeeds Senator Watson, she says: “She duly appointed administrator, of the estate of $50 all Ford .as to the Waldo County as parties benefits ’’ utility for Christmas. 2nd issue Gerald Howard for $50,00, i is a dear motherly looking old lady FRANK W. JOHNSON, late of Freedom, models. Co. adver- and the net receipts were $13. Order as our al- The Central Maine Power should have been Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hospital; She also attended a session of the Su- in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given early Stock. A supper was served when covers bonds as the law directs. All persons having tises Preferred Howard and Vivian and Adelaide picnic was $25.00, preme Court and most favorably im- demands against the estate of said deceased lotment is limited. Furnishing Co. advertises were laid for about 40. A very pleasant The Home Howard $25.00. with Chief Justice lunched are desired to present the same for settle- the liv loom. pressed Taft; suites for ng evenin gwas spent with whist. ment, and all indebted thereto are requested to DELIVERED overstaffed in the new restaurant and attend- of I capitol make BELFAST. E. K.. Brier and Co. advertises line Waldo County Hospital Notes payment immmediately, D. Flood, and another ed the famous of WALTER GERALD. Stillman Jr., picture play "Nero’J .... Christmas gifts. Mr. J. G. Aborn, an accident patient, is 14. 1922. Touring $450.00 not wish are thrills. Unity, Maine, Nov. Store advertises the new man who does publicity, which is well filled with Mrs. The Dinstnore now able to walk about.,...Mrs. Chas. R. Runabout .... 420.00 Hosiery with the extra-stretch making preparations to give a Thanks- Hill is fortunate in having an opportunity Boltproof Decrow and baby son, Charles William, 595-00 top. dinner to 40 children at the Flood of an extended visit in Washington in Coupelet went home Wednesday.Mrs. Lewis giving Hie Dreamland Theatre publishes pro- restaurant on Phoenix Row, High street. these stirring times of history making Sedan .... 660.00 of on last Lampher Knox, operated week, Fred gram. Roscoe Arey will furnish the candy, events. Truck Chassis a medi- 380’00 fresh is doing well.L. T. Crockett, Commercial House Market offers D. Jones and L. J. Pottle the balloons, Ton Truck Chassis cal patient, is gaining.Mrs. Jettie Ste Harry Sutherland of Portage, Maine, 427.00 fish. etc., as favors and Everett Hamilton the Anita Tractor .... Ball Band rubbers. vens, a medical case, returned to her and his bride, formerly Miss Doris 430.00 B. L. Tuttle offers flowers. This public spirited endeavor I Can be washed Clifford of are a few home in Unity last Saturday.Justus Belfast, spending wi thout shrink- will not only meet with the thanks of Turner of Palermo, a critical typhoid days of their honeymoon with the latter’s Snow Open models, without starter and but ing. will the little unfortunates, will also be Excluder” Mrs. Julia Barker of Augusta case, will soon be able to sit up. Miss parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Clifford, dem. less. at commended by all interested in them. overlaps the rims, $100.00 at Memorial Hall next Srnday R. N the superintendent, Northport avenue. They were married speak Gaylie Ryder, rubber shoe, Society. Admis- Harold H. and Mrs. last at 9 o’clock at the 7.30 for the Spiritualist returned Monday from a brief visit at her Mrs. Hollingshead Thursday evening keeps oti t snow, sion 25 cents. home in Islesboro. Grace C. Pillsbury entertained the mem- residence of the officiating clergyman, *chaff\ grain, and B. O. NORTON Rev. A. D. of dirt. has a good bers of the Auction club, Friday evening, Ashley Smith, D., Bangor. The Belfast high school Thanksgiving Gifts. The Girls’ home. A buffet supper The ring service was used and not beaten this season, at the former’s single Ford Sales and service basket ball team, Home was remembered with a dinner by followed auc- The was in the Armory was served at 7 o’clock, by ‘hey were unattended. groom and will play Unity high Mrs. Ira M. Cobe of New with a York; filled. The seas in the World War and is now The admission tion, four tables being guests over BELFAST, MAINE Friday evening at 8.15. box of goodies from the Madisses Club of were Mrs. Allan M. Howes and Miss a prosperous farmer in Portage, where is 25 cents for a good game. Brunswick; a pair of blankets from Mrs. Belle Keating. The first prize, a pack of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. me collection oi ou uircu iu* n.v Ralph C. Johnson for the Johnson room; cards, was won by Mrs. Ansel M. Loth- Sutherland reside. His bride, who has Girls’ Home at the union meeting of the a substantial gift from Miss Anne C. rop, a hand-made handkerchief, and a been employed as a stenographer in Port- city churches at the Baptist church last Crosby. The Home has also recently re- hidden prize for which everybody played, age, is a graduate of the Belfast high ever Sunday evening was the largest ceived a bequest from Susan C. Miller of in the were won by Mrs. Herbert H. Stevens. school, and been prominent young Tail taken for this cause. Calif.The Home for Coon good San Francisco, people’s societies of the Baptist church. evening session ui me mgu seuuui met Women was remembered by Mr. AD The Bradbury Memorial League Aged She has also taken part in many of the Boot who sent from will be held Friday, Dec. 8, as a part of Knit atthe Universalist vestry Tuesday even- i and Mrs. J. W. Blaisdell, local amateur plays and has considerable two chickens the week’s program from Dec. 3-9, of iag with 18 present. It was voted to the Farmers’ Union large talent. The best wishes of many friends Education Week. No morn- “Ball-Band” Clocks and Clocks and Clocks of nuts, American Beet alternately Tuesday afternoon and and two pounds each cranberries, will follow her to her new home in Port- fruit....E. O. ing session will be held on that day, but Coon Tail Knit evening. The meetings will be held at grapes, butter and six grape age. THIS BIG BEN, LITTLE BEN, SLEEP METER, of the program will commence be 73 was also sent the first Boot keeps your feet this vestry, the next one to Tuesday Frost’s gift of turkeys to the at 3.30 p. m. Three-quarterB of an hour BLUE BIRDS and AMERICAS, $1.19 $2.98 afternoon, Dec. 6th. out from the Farmers’ Union into and legs warm as toast Mill. intermission will then be held at 5 o’clock, Dreamland Theatre Belfast homes of the employes of Mathews —and as a bone. The annual meeting of the until 8.30. This dry of Liberty sent a the session continuing —WILL THAYER Chamber of Commerce will be held at the .Mrs. Eva Wing Thanksgiving Day conies a big produc- not Felt. is done in order to allow the parents of It’s KNIT, to the Waldo County Hospit- to this little theatre, Winston Chur- on evening, Dec. large goose tion -DEALER IN- City Building Thursday the and others interested, to at- Place of the amount of jellies, pupils, chill’s “The Dwelling Light,” new ofli-ers for al and unusual 7th, when choice of the tend. with such players as Robert McKim, and Silver which have been graciously -^Watches- Jewelry, Diamonds Wareifc- the coming year will take place. In con- fruits, etc., Claire Adams and King Baggot. It is a solicitors of the drive for the A large crowd gathered in the Armory MAINE uection with the Park the Chamber given to the plan that w.U live long in your memory BELFAST, City to cheer for the home will add to the good cheer of this Friday evening tor it has everything, action, suspense, of Commerce have really accomplished a Hospital school boys in their first basket ball thrills and tender love theme. and many other dinners. High comedy, We carry “Ball-Band” (rest deal the paat aeaaon. there will be olTered for your game of the season when they won from Friday, approval, “Jane Eyre,” acclaimed one of Rubber Boots, Arctics the Brooks High school hoys in a score the finest photoplays ever produced. and Rubbers—the kind of 40 to 17. The visitors played at a Taken from the well-known novel and it will mean a that give you good fit, disadvantage as the local boys had been featuring Mabel Ballen, Make Your Selections Early of come for seats on for some time under amateur case early Friday. real comfort, and More practicing For Saturday there will be a special in the The summary Wear. rules and Armory. production, the title to be announced la- Days with Norton as referee: ter. Gifts we are Christmas BROOKS. Monday and Tuesday offering a BELFAST. at the Buy these CHRISTMAS double feature program, first of the Grady, If rb, Quimby famous Conan Doyle stories, “Sherlock We have our usual NEW, well select- Wadsworth, If BIG, Holmes” and a six reel feature, “The Goods are for H. Brown, rf 6 (4) lb, Fogg ready inspection. and House of Whispers" with J. Warren Ker- ed stock of for the HOLIDAYS Tompkins, cl c, Deering goods Same small prices will prevail. Tuttle’s lb 3 rigan. have them for sale. Hoppes, Wednesday, beautiful Leah Baird will Silver ready rb If, Bowen 3 (6) Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling Brown, be seen in Augustus Thomas’ famous rb Bradford 2 The store with the Ball Colcord, rf, (1 “The Capitol.” and Plated Ware in stage play, Look The ice cream social given last Satur- Band signs outside. —NOW— day afternoon in the Methodist vestry by for the sign. NEW AND UP-TO-DATE PATTERNS. the children Miss Frances B. Adams to Wanted We have Rubbers for who have attended the childrens’ meet- situation as or nurse. For leather of Us ings during the revival was a most de- A housekeeper your tops. Bring Buy Early and Buy particular inquire of T. CHASE occasion. Eighty little folKs them or send them FRED lightful MRS. L. B. JACKSGN, in, call in gathered at 1 p. m. and with the evangel- 59 Colonial in We would be very pleased to have you High Street, .Building, by parcel post. iat engaged in a varied program of games, lw47 Belfast, Ma >25 Main Street (Tel. 34-11) Belfast, Maine and look our line over and whether you pur- and contests until 5 o’clock. Ice cream A in chase or not your call will be appreciated. was served by Mr. Roscoe Arey peison to all the little folka and at the close of we have in stock: few of the things the afternoon the long looked for prizea W ithin ■ few day* one of the hiitoric der which they held nearly taro yean while the two countries Theae were to CHRISTMAS CARDS wooden buildings on old Fort Sullivan, big were nettling were awarded. given the exact boundary line, and then the the greatest number of Eastport, built nearly 110 yeara ago by Cut Glass, Table Lamps (both thoae securing English soldiers sailed away never to re- China, will be punches in the ticket iaaued to all at the Every Christmas Card the U. S. government removed, turn. The United States troops soon re- aa workmen are now tearing down the oil and Edison and Colum- opening of the contest; punches being ob- turned to the fort and remained than un- electric), structure and the collection of lumber til 1875 tained attendance at the meetings and Is a of Sunshine. by Ray will be usee for fuel, as in recent years bia by securing other people to attend. The when it became unsafe and was looked Phonographs, Books,Toys,Games, COW VALUES. ~2 winners were: boys, lat, Alvah Koowl- with upon as a firetrap by the city officials, Scatter Sunshine who ordered it removed. Built original- and Leather Goods, ton and Lawrence Dow, with 91 punches; The noted Sleds, Brass ly in 1807, and first occupied by United Chicago lawyer, ~~kmery Stanley Knowlton; girls, 1st, attended a of is to 2nd, prize, Cards States troops the following year and up Starrs, banquet stockbreed- and a hundred other items—best way Frances Thomas with 72 punches; 2nd, Greeting to 1875 when the fort was disbanded as ers in the old Leland Hotel aOaae thirty worthless when the aoldiera were sent to Thelma Hallowell; 3rd, Margaret Fowlea. years ago. Called upon to ha aside come in and look around. the land and speak, awarded to win- We have a fine line to select from and they f Western camps, buildings Other prizes were £ame MQUy ■ 40 "Gentlemen, I have listened with gnat are on sale were sold at public auction yeara ago Yours truly, ners. All of the eighty children present and since that time these old buildings interest to the Jmer ta and good qualMas a souvenir from Miaa Ad- been used families of the of the Jersey, Holstein, and other Inn received gift Yours have by private truly, class. Late in the war of a breeds of but as an Cor ams. Miss Adams desires to express ap- poorer 1812, cattle, attorney British fleet arrived in Eaatport harbor railroads I can assure you the meet vain- reductions in Belfast preciation of prices granted a shot or able and set animal in Fred D. Jones, FRED D. Belfast, Maine from Halifax and without firing high priced the | by the merchants of the city of whom JONE8, injuring a perso.i tcok poasesaion of old wot Id ia the offspring of an ordinary cow on far east Maine bor- crossed a she purchased the prizes. 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T'lVrooVcO n T 535_ ggg|g| lSLt>rtOK() ' Probate Not ices OFTEN PRESIDENT HARDING BUYS ithcrjssssSjS; M^rph^e CONSIIPATION Mrs. Walter Small and Mrs. Job* Opium, To all interested in either ot tbe ucral.KoxNAHCO1!' the week-end in town re- estates hereinafter named: Davies spent POISONS SYSTEM Monday CERTIFICATES at in an.: to Belfast the following TREASURY SAVINGS At • I rotate Court be!d Belfast, turning for tra Ctnr cf Wtdo. on tte aacord Tuea- t» friends of William K Mn. Tells Her Experience iaj of November, ic the yea* of cur Lord one The many Boyce I his thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, the Coombs will lesrn with regret of from con- follow pk mailers havicg b<*en presented for at The majority of people suffer at his late home tbe teticc hereinafter ird.cated, it death which occurred which poisons the whole system thereupon He stipation ;t hereby ordered, tbct lice thereof be giver, North Islesboro Sunday, Nov Id causes coated bad headaches, and tongues, to an person® interested by causing a copy of Mrs in children leaves to mourn their loss a wife, foal breath and actual illness this order to be published once a week for worm was 88 often results in high fever and free week* successive]) before the aeconc Ida A. Coombs. 1 ne deceased Tu ‘day cf December, A. I>, 1922. »r. Tbe Re- were held at aM*u1,^7m2£* trouble years old. Fuuerai services be quickly re- publican J(urit*>,a rewnafer published ard istipationandDianwe Tbese conditions may Hammonds officia- true Fami- at beifw; ;• *3id County, that they bis late home, E Jer lieved by Dr. True’s Elixir, the printed ^FfWr%EEPOF SLEEP at a Frobat* Court to le h-J at ise the Laxative and Mona Expelltr that has may ap pear ting, having come for that purp loss ly tr e Prt bate CfF.ce >r #f c Belfast on ti ® second for women and Coombs also idling ihottfW«'ltjfknt^ worked wonders men, Tuesday of December. A D. 1922, at ten o’clock fo lowing Monday. Perry since 1851. if children in e ferenoon, an*, be heard thereon they tame to attend the services. Tru. s facsimile SignaJ5Lof ‘T have great faith in your Dr. see cause. widow of Ckxir. I give it to my boy, it is doing Ellen P Ryder, late of Belfast, deceased. Mrs. Lucena Sprague, the i%I be with- jiim much good and I would not Will ard petition fer probate and that letter* Joseph Sprague, pissed away Saturday Mrs. Joseph cf admitnstratkn. with the will annexed.be out a bottle for anything.” of her son, Years a the home *z*™5s£* i in Nov 18, Thirty Boyce (Trscey Station, N. B > issued to Lillian V. Ryder, executor named norninf, win ravi iet.tion ‘he has made You know the symptoms of chronic said jr uec'ae* presented Ernest Sprague, with whom b. s&id Lillian V. of said de :—sour belching, Ryde-r, daughter of her husband. constipation stomach, ceased. ier borne since the death heavy dull eyes, con- offensive breath, Mrs. Sprague had been an invalid for a t ant headaches, and general out-of-sorts, Anr ie V Thompson.late of Stockton Springs W n for there deceased was 77 feelnig. Let Dr. 1 rue's Elixir decea?ed id and p-t;-.. probate lumber of years. The grouchy of and that letter# of administration, with the 40c—60c SI.20. .ears old. She leaves one son. Mr. Ernest ■coin you. | wiliantexed.be granted to Frank H. French Funeral and Edgar L, h ehip, wit.' out giving bond, the Sprague, and two grandchildren. Exact Copy of Wrapper. CASTORIATHC CIWTAUW COMPANY. NCW YON* CfTY. DAY. OUR THANKSGIVING executor tarred ic e*id win having deceased. lervices were held Tuesday, Rev. Lewal Petition presented by Frank H. French. ser- en officiating. She had many friends The first record of a thanksgiving E. n F. Olson, late of Belfast, deceased and the f mily vice within the present limits of the Win and petition for probate thereof and that who will mourn her loss letters egfamentary jssu^, to John Oscar Olson, was that held by the Pop- lave the sympathy of all. United States the execute narneo therein and present* said ham colony who settled on the coast of petition Application that ro bond be rtquir Maine in August, 1607. From an old re- ed fr m s*id -xecut r is contained in tbe pe- No More Stomach Eloating. tition for thereof. the event: probate cord is taken this account of If your stomach is continually kicking Tr.^EL-sJ Brown, a e of Belfast, deceased the nineth of August, in and dis- ‘‘Sunday being Win ard petition for probate thereof and that ip a disturbance;you feel bloated the most of our bole where cash is not letters testamentary :*eue to bred W'. Rankin, the morninge, part President Harding bought from Sec- finding proposition Tessed; if you belch gas and sour food into the money- he being the executor named therein and pre- our landed demanded. By reinvesting company of both ships, Mellon of the Treasury De- sents s«.;j that no bond he then you need Mi-O Na on^Uiis I retary received from War Savings Stamps petiti- r. Application mouth, where the cross standeth, and securities e r-qu red fn m said exteutor is contained in A. A. island, partment the new savings in Treasury Saviors Certificates, the stomach Tablets. Guaranteed by unto ihe petition for probate thereof. thear we heard a sermon delyvred of the Government which are issued Investor assures him?-if of receiving rlowes & Co God thanks \ Lewis H. Hart, late of deceased. ns by our preacher, giving in denominations of $25. $100. and interest at the rate of 4op compounded Belfast, and safe aryvall five Wand petition for probate th-reof and that for our happy meetinge $1000. maturity value, and are sold semi-annually during the next ; EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE. The subscriber aboard to letters testamentary seue to lennett L. Hart, into this country; and so returned If the certificates are held i gives notice that she has beer, for $20.50, $82 and $820, respectively. years sne ?be executrix n*n.i d therein and, hereby duly teiLg executrix of the las; will again.’* is maturity. His investment is exempt j that no appointed and tea* In the picture President Harding presents said petition. Application colds , to some authorities a thanks- taxation lament of According shown a certificate of each de- from state, county, and local ot no te from said executrix is con- the buying required { service was held Pilgrims taxes) Vicks in a THOMAS GEORGE giving by nomination. This is one of the many (except estate and inheritance j tained in the petition for probate thereof. ., Melt spoon DODSWORTH, after the as early as December, 1620, soon Federal income tax The inhale the medicat- late of Rasadena. in the County of Los proofs which the Treasury Depart- and the Kate Staples, late of Stockton Springs, de and Ange« landing of the Mayflower. This, however, and interest is- Us ard State of California, deceased, All per- ment has had of the popularity of integrity of principle ceased, Will and petition for probate thereof ed fre- waa a thanksgiving service. liver oil is different vapors. Apply sons having demands the estate of said merely these securities. guaranteed and the security safe- and that letters tesiamtntary issue to Fred L, Cod against such as we now cele- up the nostrils. deceased are desired to present tie same for Thanksgiving Day, Certificates are guarded from the possibility of loss. Blar chard, be-* e::«jr the executor named there- of its quently Treasury Savings ft om other fats because Bead and all indebted tftreto are re- was Governor Brad- b®:u before settlement, brate, originated by automatically registered on the rec- Th certificates are bought at min- ; in and presents petition. Use freely going In November, 1620, of vitamines quested to make payment immediately tony ford, of Plymouth. at imum which increase automati- gieat richness to bed. coast ords of the Treasury Department prices Retie F. Meservit, ate of Morrill, deceased. authorized agent, Robert h, Dunton, Belfast, the landed on the lonesome are held, Pilgrims the time of their issue, thus safe- ally every mofith that they | Will and petition for {rebate thereof and that and is so readily absorbed by §BB I_B I Maine. HELEN MARIE LODSWORTH. of New England and passed the ensuing about 1 I guarding them from loss by either but tb-iir original cost plus 3fiP i letters testamentary issue to Charles Meser- Rasadena, Cal Oct. 10, 1922. 3w46 winter with great suffering and privation. available If he the executor named therein and th weakened system. burglary or fire. That this feature is simple Interest is always j vie, being When came they all go busy said that no I Spring-time by hundreds of investors it is necessary to redeem them before j presents petition Application a Its was appreciated bond be frem said executor ia con- i and planted crop. growth shown the fact that sal»s records maturity. rtquired a new is by tained in the for thereof. watched far more carefully than of those who wish petition probate IWTOMEM For the de- on file in the Boston Office of the Di- guidance \ ! The lives of the colonists de- T1IE RECEIVERS K TID BELFAST MT baby. very rector of the Savings Division give a to reinvest the money derived from Hudson C. Brown, late of Northport, of that first cro p thereof Over 17 Million Vied IN'tiS BANK will itve e sal mtJpiions f«*y pended upon the success invested the of the ISIS issue of War : ceased. Will and petition for probate Jan Yearly the total of more than $3,000,000 maturity whole ■: ai> i art of three hum .ninery-«a» There was tremendous rejoicing in and that letters testamentary issue to Mary B. L k the first Savings Stamps, the following state- ; res of he IN Itiw was har- in these securities during she the executrix named therein nutrition anu Autumn when a crop — brown, being g Lake R... r> ad « at until bumper months of this ment may be of assistance: proving M head mpaiiy par a nine year. and said that s ail in »ut.-scribed for be- vested. Governor Bradford isued pro- and 50e cash presents petition. Application the re December 1. 1-2, unic.-» The final chapter in the War Sav- 4 War Savings Stumps no bond be from said executrix is building up WE BUY clamation of In order to rtquired f. re that date. thanksgiving. of 1918 will be will purchase a Treasury Savinas contained in the for thereof of the B Xhi* stink igenrit.vd t six per cent divWSMi, he ings Stamp campaign petition probate sistive-powers c«t have ample provisions for the occasion at in 1328. th. n the cornu i, k i> •! to six per written on January 1, 1923 when these Certificate maturing $25 DM- sent out four men in search of wild game. cash L«iia P. Hoyt, late of Belfast, deceased. Scott’s Emul- 'C di\idemle. alter who. i. juaUy. 16 War Stamps and $2 body 1: stamps are due and payable at their Savings Will and thereof and that detid> ot three Cl m l:.i AH1IU > have a consisting | {etition for probate pel They returned with fine haul, will a Treasury Savings 8 IS to face value. The sale of these stamps purchase letters testamentary issue to Trust sion is Norwegian due | Augusta U of turkeys.’ It is doubtless in 1928. I, .!.*r ,1« largely fn 1918 assisted In fin.-neing the Certificate maturing at $100 of it the executor i„.,Lbt Hu-r.-wl j reft-rrjd Company Augusta being at its best. ■ I that the has always cod-liver oil »i,., k are ib< net clam, 1, >b, ■is,,t.. this incident turkey War will pur- name therein. Petition Government to the extent of about one 164 Savings Stamps presented by Edgar F t! iiar, -j.OOQ) a feature of Scott S: BoTvr.e ►rut r.-utai ttiiri>-ix been considered necessary Certificate S. McDonald of Maine. I >'■ am billion dollars and although, since that chase a Treasury Savings Belfast, \,-ar. The auu'iiru r,-, !■ l;ay P« dinner. This first -L>k every thanksgiving a re- at in 1928. late of deceased. El.t'divMel.,1 *n tl,. | a time, necessity has caused large maturing flCvO George Peirce, Frankfort, fixgj festival lasted nearly thuusai.'i HMv-ta" ■L.r.-sB big thanksgiving there are 'n investment of this kind now will Petition tbat Gcoige A. Peirce of Newton, a demption of these stamps, week. The principal guests comprised a career for Massachusetts, or scene utber suitable person is contained in the petition for probate there- millions outstanding which help in financing college ta.-t B.il-.k. It.f includ- still many estate. said frank H. Saviut* MibtClSj* number of Indians, be administrator of said of. Petition ■ ■ 1 large friendly ? 1923 will be worth their a child who is now In the grammar may appoipted presented by f.,r will U m.-.d* D« »,L. L on January 1, no be from said at law of said de- iu.ru.al .ntoB» the famous chief Massasoit. Application tbat bond required French, brother and heir DtCR to MxaMi-i. ing value. school. — SKINS pubjt,t rnunhii*', face administrator is contained in the petition for ceased. tax. is in If convenient ’em in, trade face to 1 In connection with this maturity, Our postmaster possession.«f thereof. Petition presented by Emma bring | Beifcat, Main*, Oct, i er on. probate of deceased lace and get your money- on tin; si*ot; or I I'l THE LttsTERMfNlNG FACTOR. ;s full information and will be gla< $4o widow and heir-at-law of said de- James Eaton, late Winterport, KOBERT M«-V„ I the Treasury Department offering P, Peirce, *hip» accumulation. All §Ulpm> nta 1 Ml LI.ILL, * readers. Petition that Leora B. Eaton of Winterportor your l ABLETON Treasury Savings Certificates as a re- serve any of our ceased., of furs held aside for seven days. Satis- BaM. some other suitable be Ew41 Receivers ut helfin ca',ag« person may appointed Prices <»r fun return- (From Christian Register.) Mary A. Vickery, late of Unity, deceased. tha factory guaranteed administratrix of said estate. Application ed. We Petition that James B. Vickery or some other pay transportation ootb way*. A Statistical Study of populations re- no bond be required from said administratrix ITEMS : suitable person may be appointed administra- Portland Rendering Co., Portland, Me. veals the disquieting fact that in sections, MAINE PROBAir NOTICES is contain -d in the petition for probate there- ! tor of said estate. Petition presented by said of of. Petition presented by said Leora B. Laton Eastern lib,Inc, aa in the poorer quarters large cities, Stesmip within and James B. Vickery, son and heir-at-law of said According to word received by the Ban- At a Probate Court held at Belfast, daughter and heir at iaw of said deceased. where tenements are crowded to suffoca- ! deceased. BANGOR LINE from Con- for the County of W aldo, in vacation, on the 1/M) of Commerce tion and children swarm, there is also the gor Chamber Willard B Curtis, late of Belfast, deceased of Ban- 18tb of November, A D. 1922. Daniel Reinberg, late of Tarrytown, New gressman Ira G. Hersey, the port day for 'hereof and that ST EAMSSIF BELFAST moat ignorance, the most unemployment, ■ of will and Will and petition probate F. Fuller, administrator of tne York. Authenticated copy peti- Sat- gor will be kept open as late as possible by Benjamin of administration with the will annexed Leave Thursdays ard the highest death rate, the largest per- late of feears- ! tion for probate thereof with a petition tbat letters Bangor Tuesdays, this estate of Elvira A. W'ar-en. Removal Notice 2.16 ® » form of the use of ice breakers in order that and recorded and be to I. Morse of Belfast or urdays at 1 30 p m ;W interjort P; centage of criminals, the worst in said of Waldo, deceased, the same may be allowed,filed granted Ralph as mont, County e executor 3.00 Belfast. 4 30 p. m.;Csm- cases may receive as much coal possible that letters issue to some other suitab person, the Bucksport p. m.; and the most obstinate of city that he testamentary Marjorie due m poverty, having presented |a petition praying in said will havit declined said trust. 5 45 m Rockland. * CO p. the water. The situation will be taken at or F, Reinberg, 6lie being the executrix named named g DR. H. L. KILGORE dem, p ; ny, mental derangement. In other words, by may be licensed to sell and convey public about 7 a. m. of the first therein and said Petition presented by Carolena Curtis of Bel- Boston the following imrnirg breeders of the race are re- care of by the commander sale certain real estate situated in presents petition. Applies' has his office to the Wednes- taaU prolific private 6aid execu- fast. moved McCliotock Return—Leave Boston Mondays. naval who has been in- in the of Knox, and Sears- tion that no bond be required from cruited from the ranks of the ignorant, district, Boston, Appleton, County corner of and Streets. at 5 m to trix is contained in the for probate Estate of Aberine S. late of Sears- Block, High Spring days and Fridays p. | structed to keep the‘channel of the Penob- mont, in the County of Waldo, belonging petition Towle, Thursdays sc idle, sickly, criminal, poverty-stricken, thereof. and final for 3*26 Leave Rockland Tuesdays, late as said deceased snd described in said petition. port. Second account presented bet* deficient. scot river free from ice as possible. Saturdays at 5 a. m ; Camden 5.4o a. m.; and mentally of late of allowance Henry B. Hart, executor. this matter Congressman That the said give notice Estate Mary E, Blackstone, Unity. by Wmterport sna k D6SC BTC IBCll ClCBIiy UCUlUUBUflUic tu Action in by Ordered, petitioner fast 7.15 a. m.. for Bucksport, s of Petition of Aruiine B. Stevens, executrix, for was the result of a letter recently to all persona interested by causing copy Estate of Aberine S. Towle, late of Sears- Bangor, any one who will take the time to visit Herkey determination of collateral inheritance tax. of this order to be published three weeks suc- Petition of B. Hart that the via the Met- streets and and sent to him by the Bangor Chamber | port. Henry At Boston cornection is made the littered alleys, reeking in the Journal, a news- Estate of Thom&s Dodworth, late of who are en- 10* the coal situation cessively Republican George Judge of P obate may determine Lin® freight steamers tenements where the poor live, and gather Commerce, explaining at that ap- of Maria for Sale ropolitan express Belfast, may California. Petition Wood they Pasadena. titled to estate and their section and for the use of paper published ] EJflen paid respective New York and Southland West. of and in this asking a be held at Belfast, determination of points figures The multitudes boys girls pear at Probate Court, to j Dodworth, executrix, for shares therein, and order the same to be dis- ice breakeis. for on the 12th of MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE are being educated by environment. within and said County, day collateral inheritance tax. tributed accordingly. OLD GROWTH HARD W«jOD, four ten the clock be- | Service. December, A. D. 1922, at of wuv«m- Yoik What better will they have in turn to give c-Htate oi james d. uudiud, ime ELLERY BOWDEN. or for stove or fnrnace. Portland-New Freight Black foxes arrived Thurs- and ahow if have, foot length, fitted children? Thus the submerged por- Six Silver fore noon, cause, any they viile. Petition of Irvin 0. Eugley, adminis- of said Court. Direct service between Portland* their should not Judge J. H. LORD, freight at the Gordon Fox farm on tbe River why the prayer of aaid petitioner be licensed to sell and the New St tion on the diseased, day trator, that he may A true copy of the original. Attest: New York iB resumed from goes producing animals are be Tel. 179-11 Belfast, Maine, Newcastle. The little granted. convey at sale certain real estate situ E. Pier Maine. criminals, imbeciles, all requiring that so- road, ELLERY private CHAS. JOHNSON, Register. Portland, three ani came all the way BOWDEN, Judge ated in Lincolnville to said deceased ard direct trnck connection- have a puppies, pairs belonging — r»te* ciety support them. How can we A true Attest: Through it from Prince Edward’s Island brought here copy, and described in said petition. with Miine CenttBl »ud GrnnJ.d'lrunk clean, high-thinking, wholesome race Chas. K. Johnson, Register Notice is tbet the William Sinclair of the Sinclair Fox Estate of Phineas A. Dunton, late of Lin- hereby given following road*. until we clear the stream at its source? It by have been made by the Probate is 80 at within and colnville. Petition of O. ad- appointments GEO. E. DUNTON. Agent. for a ranch on tbe Island. Mr. Sinclair At a Prebate Court held Belfast, Irving Eugley. Dr. Hester Brown locks as though the mighty schemes to sell Court, within and for the County of Waldo Belfast, Maine. but seemed to think lightly of for the County of Waldo, on the second ministrator, that he may be licensed world that are on foot, years {old real estate and State of Maine: better-governed valuable animals to Tuesday of November, A. D. 1922. | and convey at private sale certain ■■■I attention from tbe long trip with bis are receiving absorbed be the situated in Lincolnville belonging to said de- Estate of Lena A. Ban Dorn, late of care for. A bond of $3,600 had to be filed A certain instrument, purporting to Belfast, ot sagacious diplomats, were nothing worth late ceased and described n said petition. Margaret L Vinall of Belfast appointed ad- of foreclosure at the Bath Custom house to the effect last will and testament of John Pbilbrook. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Notice so long as the race is largely recruited of W in said of Waldo, de- Estate of S. Southard, late of North- ministratrix November 14, a. D. 1922. that the foxes were to be used for breed- interport, County LeRoy from men and women who know only been for First sod fiDsl account presented for before could be ceased. having presented probate port. | Estate of Frank Rokes. late of Searsmont. or and ing purposes only, they that said will be allowed Henrietta Lower Southard, eze- 30 Street. lei. 320 Mortgage, misery, grinding poverty, crime, with petition praying allowance.by Flora E Rokes of Searsmont High of BelhA delivered. The difference in duty on the issue to Cather- appointed ad- Dorcu A. McKeen whoaechildren cannot possibly know any- and that letters testamentary cutriz. November A. D. sta and is considersble. ministratrix 14, 1922. in the of Waldo and live animale on pelts ine .Philorook of Winterport, in said county, Estate of John late of Montville. WHEREAS.County thing higher. with- Colby, har deed dated toe Tbe pelts of these same animals would she being tae executrix nsmed therein, First snd final sccount of pre- Estate of Addie E, Shuetleff, late of Thorn- Maine, by mortgage The final determining factor in the pra- guardianship A D. 1901 a of $900. out bond in accordance with the request W. dike. Helen S. Bragdon of Thorndike Notice of foreclosure teenth day of February, of the race is that have required duty giving sented for allowance by Charles Colby, ap- of Deed gmas or retrogression of said! testator as expressed in said instru- pointed administratrix November 14, A, D. corded in the Waldo Regiatry guardian. the Belfast ssvi a- of parentage. ment. 1922. OsCAR COLE and ANNIE M. 208.P»ge 160. conveyed to Estate of Edwa*d F. late of Mont- An anonymous donor has given to the Bridges, WHEREASCOLE, both of WINTERPORT. in the Bank, a corporation establiahed by Ordered, That notice be given to all persons First account for Estate of Lewis A. Brown, late of Belfast. Division of the ville, snd .final presented of WALDO and State of MAINE, faat, in the State of Maine, a ceitainp*‘“r Northern New England interested by causing a copy of this order to administrator. Elisa J. Brown of Belfast appointed adminis- County by situ*i» HIS REWARD. allowance by Percy E. Benner, dated the land with tbe thereon, Salvation Army an immense summer be published three weeks successively in The tratrix November 14, A. D. 1922. their mortgage deed ninth day of of buildings and receded in the Waldo said Belfrat and bounded northerly by for children which it is estimated Journal, a newspaper published at Estate of Esther J. Stevens, late ofJLJnity. April. 1915, Regis- dead at the age of camp Republican Estate of Albert W. Cross Street; southard "John Jurdan is that at a Probate First and final account and claim pre- Ward, late of Thorn- try of Deeds, Book 318, Page 411, conveyed to Street; easterly by will cost between $130,000 and $200,000. Belfast, they may appear private westerly by IsM aaid Timrod Tarpy- “For for sented for F. Stevens and dike. Lou Ward Mutch of Thorndike the EASTERN TRUST and BANKING COM- land of F. H,.BIack; and ^ eighty-two,” Cove and Court, to be held at Belfast, within and allowance by Joseph appoint- wb The site is located at Christmas ed administratrix November a certain the Gillum lot, and he walked quietly along in said on the second Tuesday of Decem- Edward E. Stevens, administrators. 14, A, D. 1922. PANY,;the undersigned, lot or par- said,Black>nd many yeara tbe coat of a swimming County, of October, A- building great of the clock before and cel of land, situated in said and tbe fourteenth day „4. the straight and narrow way, (harming ber next, at ten noon, Estate of Dennis E. Chandler, late of Burn- Estate of Pronell P. Nichole, late of Sears- Winterport, P. Merri '. dormitories, dining hall and gym- seme bounded as follows, to wit: Robert F. Dunton and Carleton over no one, shoving pool, show cause, if any they have, why the ham. First and final account for V. au J nobody, running a presented poit: Wilfred Nichols of Seamport ap- Belfast Savings Bank, nasium and in addition large athletic not be and at a ceivers of said Q, and now and then pulling should proved, approved alloweo, allowance by Annie L. Chandler, administrs- i administrator November Beginning spruce stake and birch trie cssig none out of it. for a pointed 14, A.D. 1922. and by tbeir field and the arrangements large ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge triz. at the west corner of lot number one hundred pointed qualified, and some weaker brother back into the path. that date, transferred boat to convey the youngsters along the A true copy, Attest: of Estate of Josephine A, Proctor, late of seventy-six (176); thence aouth fifty-four assigned, W<1 for when he bought Estate of A. Henry Conant, late Sears- (54) said deed and the ”°1*’ He paid everything to an -announcement Chau E. Johnson, I egiater Frederick W'. Smith of east one hundred forty-seven mortgage ,nd not coast, according port. First and fi al account presented for Prospect. Bucksport degrees (147) to the “nd,!r® g minded hia own business, and waa administrator rods and five links said lot claim thereby secured has it, made Thomas E. hughes, com- allowance by Charles M. Conant, ezecutor. appointed November 14, A, L> (5) by number one of said nn> i the affairs of others. by Major ! At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and | whereas the condition inquisitive about will be borne the 1922. hundred .seventy-six (176) to a yellow birch mander of this area, by of on the 14th of Estate of W. late of Frank- been ot and always did his for the County Waldo, day George Parker, tree at south corner of said lot number broken, brhregcb He never gossiped, one reason of the anonymous benefactor. November, A, D. 1922 fort. First and final sccount presented for Estate of Phineas A. Now therefore, by , 0f as he saw it. Consequently, a good Dunton, late of Lin- huncred seventy-six (176); thence south thir- a for duty allowance Lizzie M. Parker, administra- the condition thereof, I claim him of s Loula A. Mason executrix of the will of by colnville. Irving O. Eugley of Lincolnville ty-nine (39) degrees west eighty- four rods many people suspected plsying ! triz. (84) » William A. Mason, late of Belfast, in said appointed administrator November 14 A D lots numbered two hundred nine A. smooth game of some sort, and the rest STATE OF MAINE by eighty day of November. County of Waldo, deceased, having presented Estate of Etta late of 1922. two hundred ninety and two hun- MD.UdSven,h him as a alow-going old fogy M. Gsrey. oearsport, (289), (290) 1922~ regarded a that the actual market to a cedar to petition praying First and final account presented fer allow- Estate of Rosa B. Roberts, late of Belfast. dred ninety-one (291) stake; thence J, AUSTIN McKEEN^ with no great amount of sense, and NOTICE of the of said now { PUBLIC value property deceased, ance Lillian G. Runnells, ezecutriz. JameB S. Roberts of Belfast admin- north fifty-four (54) degrees west one hundred ._ ‘Uncle dur- collat- by appointed prove it called him Johnny’ in her bands, subject to the payment of rods and five limes to a on* of Final istrator November 14, A. D. 1922. forty-seven (147) (5) of In conformity with tbe pro vis of Chap- the interested in Estate of Alonzo Bacon, late Unity. ing the last thirty-five or forty years eral inheritance tax, persona Eatelle stake by a spruce tree; thence north thirty-six R. L. 1917, as amend ev and deeming of I account presented for allowance by F. Estate of James B. Dunton, late of Lincoln- life.”—Kansas City Star. ter £19, the succession thereto and the amount the degrees east eighty-three and one-half ALL hia it for tbe best intereete ot the ate, the Com- Larrabee, administratriz. ville. Irvin O. Eugley of Lincolnville (36) THE OF tax thereon may be determined by the Judge j appoint- by lot number.one hundred eighty BEST miaaioner of Inland Fiaheriea Game, here- Eatate of E. Blckstone. late of Unity. ed administrator November 14, A. D. 1922. (£3£)rods come and P* that's Liiffwsnt. of Probate. P Mary (180) to the first mentioned bound, containing Mutt 8C Jeff—Other comics the following rales and regula- Firand final account for allowance " by promulgates Ordered, That the said petitioner gives notice presented Estato of Mary E. late of Belfast. aeventy-aeven (77) acres, one hundred twenty- after y<« tions relating to ice fishing in Turney Aroline B. ezecutriz. Hubbard, but Mutt fl£ Jeff go on year to all interested by causing a copy of by Stevens, Samuel Adams of Belfast ooe rods, more or less, the above lot be- footsteps on the stair llill Pond, so-called, .situated partly in the persons appointed adminis- (121) ot tb* Stealthy tbfee weeks suc- Estate of John A. McKeen, late of Knoz. trator November D. one with their tens in the of this order to be published 14, A. 1922. ing lot cumbered hundred aeventy-aeven Boston Ulobe, I to the cellar; Town of Palermo, County Waldo, for * loading cessively in The Republican Journal, a news- First and final sccount presented allow- Estate of H. in the first division of lota in aaid Win- to **e fills the air. and in tha Town of Somerville, in the Harvey Smalley, late of Bel- (177) of followers waiting daily Pungent odor partly at that they may ap- 'ance by Lizzie A. McKeen, adminiatratriz. and the same describ- ririoa ot Lincoln. paper published Belfast, fast Hoiace B. Smalley of Belfast appoint- terport being premises The Glo Pleasing to the smeller. County at a Probate to be held at Belfast, Ruben to Samuel re- to little Jeff pear Court, Eatate of Amariah Trim, late of Ialesboro. ed executor November 14. A. D, 1922. ed in deed Cole, Jr.t Coleg happen But I hasten to advise RULES AND REGULATIONS within and for said County, on the 12th day corded in Waldo County Regietry of Dee clean conu First and final account presented for allowance Estate of Emma F. Tyler, late of Belfast dag Daily and Sunday good, critters of December, A. D,. 1922, at ten of the clock Book and same con- All yon thirsty Section 1. For a period of four year* from Florence T. Webster, administratrix. Joseph of Belfast 163, Page 320, premiaea all the member* before noon, and show cause, if any they have, by Tyler appointed executor to aaid Oscar Cole Samuel are sure to pleas, That I hint of pumpkin pies, December 15. A. D„ 1922* it shell be unlawful November A D. 1922. veyed by Cole, by the prayer of said petitioner should not Addie A. late of Palermo. Petition 14, hia deed dated December and record- of home-made bitters. for any person to Cab for, take, catch or kill why Farris, 27,1599, family Not an allowance Estate of Rhode C. late at time on or through tha be granted. of Chester Farris, widower, that Taylor, of Unity. ed in aa*d Registry of Dee 1a, Book 257, Page —Harry J. Williams. any kind of fish any M. of See ^ which ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge, may be made to him out of the personal es- George Taylor Unity appointed execu- to which deeds reference is made ico in Tumor Mill Pond, so-called, pond tor 273, hereby A true Attest- tate of said deceased. November 14, A. U. 1922.j in situated partly in tbe Town of Palermo, in copy. and place Chax. E. Johnson, Register. Estate of tbe of Waldo, and partly in tha Town Estate of Aurilla Baker, late of Belfast Meliasie M. Reynolds, late of Whereat the condition of aaid haa County Knox. Carrie mortgage Sunda of Somerville, in tha Conaty of Lincoln. Petition of Robert,F. Dunton, trustee, that be E, Woodbury of Knox appoint- and remains broken. ed administratrix November been, CASTOR IA Btetinir 2. It shall also be unlawful for nay now reeign said trust for reasons stated in 14, A. D. 1922. Now, therefore, by reason of the breach of to hava in at time any said Estate of Tbcmaa person posoasaion any petition, ______Reynolds, late of Knox. the condition thereof, said Eastern Trust and WmUbmMuA Children limA in violation of Carrie E. pf gab taken any provis- Geese and Ducks Sarah J.' French, late of Stockton Springs Woodbury of Knox appointed ad- Banking Company hereby claims a foreclosure ion of thane regulations. deceased. Petition that Frank H. French and ministratrix November 14, A. D, 1922. of aaid mortgage. thin Sad of FOR THANKSGIVING—in the beet of at the Dated at Augusta. Maine, day L. Bishop, or some other suitable per- Dated at in Dated tbia seventh da; of November. A. D. Small apartment condition. For particulars apply to Edgar Belfast, said County of Waldo c°™*,y°t0 H*T—*fcTlf' A' U’’ son may.be appointed administrator, de bonis 1822 (LI) EASTERN TRUST AND E. PARSONS, HAROLD G. *“• 21,1 <*•»of Nouem- *WILUS HERRICK, nun, with the will annexed. Application that h!dDM, A,?*“n lie 1KB, 3*46 BANKING COMPANY. of Inland Fisheries and Game Lower SL CammtaaioMr It47 TeL 177-4, Congress no bond be required from said administrators CHA8. E B; GORHAM H. WOOD, ite President, -“WSfflTSjgS-SNext door to Colonial twdl_ JOHNSON, Register. 47tf m_ ___ I FRUIT CURto
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The Famous Fruit WHAT BECAME OF A. T. -FRUIT-A-TIVF.S". "THE RIDDLE OF THE Medicine Proves It. STEWART’S BODY? POISONED GLOVES” TXT MEN Alexander T. Stewart died, 'T'lIK author of even the most son. on April 10, 1870, In New York sntlonal type of detective stories city, he was credited with being one would probably balk at of the richest merchants In the United Introducing into Ids fictional romances the means Stntes, for his wealth was estimated of murder generally supposed to have at more thnn $40,000,000, including been used to accomplish the death of real estate which, alone, was assessed Jane, queen of Navarre, for here was at over $5,000,000. The bulk of his an Instrument of death worthy of the estate was bequeathed to his widow, For I’erglas—a pair of poisoned gloves with a million dollars ns n personal | which left not the slightest trace of gift to the executor, Henry Hilton. their deadly purpose. Spring The Stewart funeral, culminating In Not Just previous to her death, the queen Philanthrophy— the Interment of the body In St. came to Paris to attend the ceremonies and Fall Mark’s churchyard. New York city, was connected with the marriage of her one of the largest nnd most Impressive son, the of Navarre, to Just Good Business ceremonies of Its kind ever held in prince Margaret, Economy MRS. ANNIC PAQC sister of the French king. While en- the city—and then, some two nnd a EW with for the AyANAsTOTA, IN YORK. half years Inter, Judge Hilton, the gaged preparations ap- Jane was Once'in’a while a friend me when I tell he can “I feel it my duty to write to thank executor of the Stewart estate, elec- proaching ceremony, Queen Install an skeptical eyes doubtfully him overtaken with a malignant fever save time and money if he will mike his toll calls on a station-to-station basis. you for the wonderful benefit I have trified the police with the announce- which ended her life after an illness inTERn/monAL he me received from “Fruit-a-tives”. I ment that the grave had been rifled When I ask him to speak out, tells frankly that he is wondering why I of only five days, and Nathaniel Wrnx- for 20 years with Rheuma- and Mr. Stewart's body stolen. Ohepipe Heater am recommending something that will decrease our toll revenue. The fact is, Buffered of weli, in his “Memories the Kings as I to I that his with tism. I had taken a number of Upon It that explain him, expect compliance my suggestion will Jin- examination, developed of France," writes: “The Multitude, Use it as an auxiliary different remedies, but they did nob an even greater mystery surrounded crease our toil revenue and save us time and money, too. ever disposed to attribute the death to the steam or hot me the affair thnn appeared upon the do any good. of great personages to unnatural surface. the autumn water Here’s why: Station-to-Station toll service is simply an extension of the One day last fall, I saw your adver- During early of held to the belief that plant causes, poison “call number” of local service. A few we extended this in our so I a 1878, Judge Hilton, learning that the by practice years ago tisement paper bought had been used In this case. A per- If home is notv hnd been your heated “call number” to short-haul toll calls—calls of 15 to 25 miles. box. grave slightly tampered with who by practice It 25c. trial They helped me, so fumer named Rnne, had followed steam or hot water and the of by you worked so that we are now that to toll calls to two more fearing depredations from of successfully applying practice I bought boxes and I can the queen mother Florence, can save ghouls, had caused the money and keep our Stewart head- a was ac- any point in the country. Over 80 per cent of toll business is now being bardly realize that I ever had Rheu- which place he was native, home stone to be removed to another por- your comfortable dur- handled in this matism. I can get in and out of cused as the author of the crime, and way.J my tion of the pjot, although It was not ing the chilly damp months without the least trouble. If the It is stated that lie even avowed him- bed thought wise at that time to disturb of and Fall with an us a number of calls over a self ns and boasted of It Spring It enables to handle larger given circuit, thus ever does come such, pub- Rheumatism back, the remains. The knowledge of this us save licly—declaring thnt those who had International Onepipe saving construction costs. It enables to the time of operators, thus I know just what to take to drive it change wns confined to four persons, Instigated the crime would protect him Heater. It responds quick- saving operating costs. We can and do, therefore, pass on to subscribers a but the excava- away. notwithstanding this, from ly to drafts, burns minimum of at least 29 and up to 75 per cent in many cases, on toll tion punishment. saving percent, } our “Fruit- hnd been made with almost math- wonderful fruit medicine, Some gloves, which fuel and is and calls made on the station-to-station basis as the old-fashioned ematical perfumed Queen very simple against person- me when precision, the earth having a-tii cs“, brought relief everything •Tone hnd purchased from this Floren- easy to care for. Cut down to-person method. Mrs. ANNIE been cut away straight down to the else had failed”. FACE. tine, are generally credited with hav- vour coal bills. Save your- leaden case which enclosed the eofiin. 50c a box, 6 for $2.00, trial size 25c. ing been the medium through which self the trouble of for This case had been opened, the lid caring I But my friend says “I want to talk with Mr. So-and-so, and he may be At dealers or sent postpaid on receipt the poison was administered, nnd Cath- the of the coffin hnd been unscrewed nnd larger plant. out.” That contingency is worth considering, of course. when I FRI’IT-A-TI VES erine de Medici was named as However, of price by Limited, the freely body taken out—presumably being We will ask: “Where would you expect to find Mr. So-and-so business hours?” OGDENSBURti, N. Y. the Instigator of the murder, though be glad to explain this during carted off in a wagon of which the heater in detail at his at or no direct that she was ever con- either at our my friend unhesitatingly replies: “Why, office”—or his bank his tracks proof were still visible nearby. store or your home. as the case Of that’s where a business man What is a Living Wage? nected with the affair has ever come to factory may be, qpurse, usually The most searching Inquiries on the light. is found these days—sticking pretty close to his business. of WRIGHT & WYLUE (New York .Commercial.) part the police failed to reveal any- Wraxwell, continuing his account of one who had seen the at PLUMBING That’s our station-to-station method of toll calls has It is bound to come to a focus sooner grave-robbers the strange illness of the queen, states and HEATING why handling grown a work, for they laid chosen a of business men who have tested it and or (iter, this demand for living '.age. stormy that “Davilla asserts. In the most posi- Belfast, Maine so rapidly in the favor found that it declares it is an ab- night and it was not until sovernl Tht Labor Board tive terms, that the queen of Navarre would—and does—save them time and money. And because it makes it easy straction, a phrase, and it is right. And hours after that the watch- daylight was poisoned. The deadly dose was for them to do business—because it is speedier and more economical than the Mr. Gompers rages some more and de- ninn hnd discovered the the looting of administered, It was reported, In the old method—they]have given us more and more of their business to handle. Its mands the immediate abolition of the merchant’s UNDER THE OPEN grave. The ghouls had of a of but in ,SKY. Labor Board. Perhaps Mr. Gompers can trimming pair gloves, not philanthropy with us, therefore—it’s good business to recommend station- left behind them only a newspaper, and In so tell us what a living wage is. Mr. Gom- a manner so Imperceptible From The Northern to-station toll service. an iron shovel and a lantern or a maker before he bull’s-eye nice a that after having pers is, was, cigar proportion Can any man, who has had the experi- of if —none of which bore any distinguish- the developed the gift oratory. Now, worn them for only a few days Test it for Make a call for the number or the listed name of nor be ence, ever forget how strangely he has yourself. some outside body were to determine ing marks, could they traced mother was seized with a vio- queen some or concern, that you will talk with to in- is a for Mr. the detectives felt before as he before the person simply adding anyone, what living wage Gompers, by assigned to the case. lent which an end to her now, lay open or as fever, put desire the station-to-station and see if are would it consider him a cigar maker It to be the lire of dicate that you rate, you not able to _ appeared impossible that life In five blazing loil under the open sky of orator? days.” reach the or someone who can act for him. body of a dead man could be carried night? What peculiar fascination in gaz- person you want, satisfoctorily us for the moment consider him a When news of the death of the queen Let ncross New York city without attract- ! ing into that glowing What com- maker. If he were employed at mother reached the Huguenots, whose depth! the name cigar the notice or that it If you don’t know the number, simply give and address and our where ing slightest a Tampa, Fla or Kev West, or cause Queen .Tune had espoused, they fort it affords, what sense of personal j bp or toll will mike the connection so you will 'be and and where man wants could re-interred concealed with- operators quickly surprised living is cheap, Instantly made the charge of foul play, well-being takes possession! Now if you that is to keep soul and out detection—but tills is precisely ; pleased at the result. E. R. SPEAR, Manager, but little, and the king, cognizant of the fact just rememberthat there was a time when body together, he could probably live what took place, for nothing definite that the poison had left no traces, or- our ancestors knew nothing of kindling a very comfortably on $2 day. There wns ever learned of the fate of the re- dered the to be publicly exam- and reflect upon the fact that they would be no coal bills, no high rents, no mains. body fire, ate their food that endured the winter clothes to buy, and only the ined. Historians whose accounts are raw, they Hilton refused to countenance cold without and worst of that movies once in a while for amusement. Judge accepted as authoritative declare that fires, all, overtures for the return of the and crouched together in the That he would be satisfied on $2 a day body, the two persons who examined the theyjhuddled I darkness of night in livid horror of “the 4mi not follow. Let us suppose that he declaring that neither be nor the es- were not to queen's body permitted terror that walketh in can to York and lived over on darkness,” you ^FLORIDA moved New tnte would be blackmailed and, when touch her head, where It was supposed Two Sailings Weekly his sense anew what it must have meant Hjj§L BY He East Side. Rents would be high, a reward of was offered Tuesdays and $23,000 finally that traces of the were still vis- when some them learned f?W QA to be of poison genius among mater coal would have thought wns AT 9£l/\ Saturdays, tP. M. It made with the distinct under- innkes no secret to make a fire. How to consider winter ible. and D'Aubigne how the primitive lad he would have n Boston to Savannah standing that it was not for the body of the statement that the queen was man must have laughed at theraging ele- I carfares and a dozen other items R : First-Class Passenger Fares, Bosloa clothing, Itself but for Information which would ments without when he first shut himself not considered in Florida. He could pos- murdered—though he Is rather vague n To One CC Round lend to the detection of the up and warmed some kind of an abode by v Savannah Way Trip sibly get along on $5 a day. He’d want persons as to the means used. kindling a fire. The thrill of triumph was ■> To St. Petersburg To Jacksoimlto more, of course, but, still, he could live who hnd committed the depredation. During her entire life Queen Jane a mighty ope, for it reaches clear across '> on that. The executor of the estate advised $51.28 $42.82 had been subject to violent head- the ages and tingles within us of a winter Now let us suppose there was a nation- Mrs. Stewart to have no dealings attended an extreme itch- evening. What protection the illumina- Poultry^! Esd $96.15 SB4 $79.23 aches, by al board with power to decree what a whatever with the men who had im-iuaintf meals ana stateroom accofnmoaanoaa and ex- tion afforded him against his brute ene- I Ocean Co. of Savannah living wage should be for all cigar makers. ing sensation, repeatedly Feeds Steamship stolen the body of her husband and mies! Did you ever reflect upon the fact Mr. Gompers of New York, getting $5 pressed the wish that the cause of the who Is said to have been that man, excepting the dog and cat which j widow, a day wouldn’t look at all well to Mr. this malady might be looked into, extremely affected by the blow, fol- learned to share it in companionship with Gompers of and he too, would with the intention of relieving her Make Good Florida, man, is the only animal which enjoys tht \ / Pier 42, Hoosac Tunnel Docks, ilnsfmj demand $5. But the Florida Gompers lowed this advice during the ten re- children If they should be subject to the heat of a fire? All animals, will es- would have a margin of 60 per cent over maining years of her life. the same disorder. This may have pecially, fear to approach a fire. So stret- the New York which the latter Gompers, Some time after the violation of the of the ched at ease before the fire we live over de- explained the reluctance king would not like, and would, thereupon the the sanctity of St. Mark’s churchyard, the an examination of the head again for the moment comfort, an so that he to permit mand advance to 58 33, ea- ■ WANTED sense of security, which our ancestors VE^'Cr°pyKendall 6 Vh itney was allowed to have a 60 ceut. and then the impression gain preva- of the queen mother, though popular per margin, joyed in the discovery and use of fire lor Portland, me. Florida would want $8 33 be- lence that the body had been re- at the time It to fear of Gompers opinion lays warmth and protection. PROPRIETORS there are! covered and that It had been re-in- of the used to sf cause—well, you the discovery poison Let the man who never hunted scoff at But we stick to New York. terred in the vault of the beautiful wiUca“-Good suppose hasten the death of n strong-minded us. Let the man who never camped out pric“ One Mr. uompers is a bachelor and an- cathedral at Garden Island. ?SdCa City, Long woman who was extremely antagon- say, give me a good room and a comfort- other is married and has live children. SAM But those who attempted to secure istic to of the Catholic able bed for mine. You and I who have FREEDMAN, The a many ruling Cross bachelor can get along on $i day, and have forth on Street. Belfast. proof of this report found that they families of heard the call gone but the family man cannot. A living Europe. with were blocked at turn and the quest have walked the forest isles to every nr rne ciearn or wage, then, must include enough sup in spire t^ueen jane, the ancient Spirits of the Mighty, and a is in- question of who stole the body of A. port man’s family, and the wage the royal nuptials were celebrated at have held communion before the glowing creased to a Gom- T. Stewart and what disposition was $10 day. The bachelor the cathedral of Notre Dame, Margaret coals with that wisdom which conquered pers gets all the benefits of having a fam- made of it remains unsolved to this full bloom of the beast Woolens of Navarre being in the the elements by wits, savage ily without the care and responsibility of day. his life. Material her youth, and just at the completion with bare hands, disease by for ladies’ wear direct it, which the married uompers does not from of her twentieth year, inheriting the aamP|e «od mention fmcy, and so the Labor Borad fixes a A BIG BRIDGE. garmentotrmryV ^nte,for Life of a Five Dollar Bill. of her Mar- planned. H scale of $8 for single men and $10 for full charm grandmother, out and the mother of the married men; employers immediately dis- Paper money wears rapidly garet of Valois, Plans are being made for the biggest »-« criminate in favor of the men and has to be replaced frequently. The whose death is attributed to ■.,r.Ac™>ar single queen, bridge in the world, which will be over fire them when married. Hence of a for Is on of they get life $5 note, example, the pair poisoned gloves. Apart York These married some- the Hudson at New city. men are out of work and the average about ten months, and In from the unusual Instrument supposed thing will have to be done about it. Just call for a single span of three thou- New York city Is about two months to have been used in this case, mystery plans what, only Mr. Gompers can suggest. without in the river from less than the average, owing mainly also surrounds the type of poison used, sand feet pier Trucking We now as an come to Mr. Gompers the center of the city to Weenawk n, I am to the more rapid rate at which It for there is no chemical known to sci- prepared to do all kinds of orator. Eight, or even $1U a day would New Jersey. The bridge will be hung on traek- circulates. This same Is seen which would death Furniture and piano never do that aort of work.. It requires a tendency ence produce four immense cables suspended from ter- moving a specialty. Leave orders at different type of mind and temperament In the higher rate at which bank de- without a trnce merely by application 685 feet or 130 feet the itihls. minal towers high, corner of Main and Cross to be an orator and an orator may be a posits turn over In New Y'ork city to the outside of the skin, and the than Washington Monument, and streets, andthn* higher will receive prompt attention. cigar maker, but not every cigar maker than in other parts of the country. tragedy took place several centuries will be 150 feet above the water. The Man while some orators can make will contain 450,000 tons Telephone connection. orator, The work of keeping the paper cur- before the discovery of the existence proposed bridge how will cover a base W. BLAZO nothing but noise and even forget the are of steel. The towers .JW- & SON, to rency In good condition is done very of bacteria—though Borgias 126 Waldo make cigars. When a cigar maker area of 200 by 400. The towers will be of Avenue, Belfast. the Federal Reserve banks, commonly credited with having known becomes an orator his ideas as what is a largely by steel skeletonry covered with masonry. of their bus- more about some of poisons and living wage undergo a change. He can- which In the course daily types The masonry will not be for addedstrength ' scientists of mod- FOR SALE Receivers’ Sale of Val- not live at a hotel and employ a private iness handle all forms of currency and germs than even the but to protect the steel, as it will cost less •ocretary, ai d travel and do all the ether coin, eliminating that which Is unfit ern times. than to keep the steel painted. Corrosion desirable Real Estate in Islesboro. thing orators on the wages of a cigar service is enemy of steel in this climate, uable Estate Bookcase do, for further circulation. This is.the great Real ReYolFing maker. The national board that fixes a and to this it must be protected Belfast Bank a item In their annual costs of Not Bigger, DUi mgner. prevent The Receivers of tne Savings Tha Receiver* of the Belfast Savings Bank large some bide for FOR living wage will have to adopt a different metal or paint. As providing offer for sale, and will receive sealed the estate in SALE Last year, for instance, the A small creek ran near the home of by will receive sealed bids tor real operation. latter a certain lot or of land, standard, possibly the British thermal little estimates as to what the protection the purchase of, parcel Belfast, known as the Savings Bank Building of currency and coin caused an Geneva, three years old. The situated in Isles- For particulars at omt, in what ia the living supply would it can be stated that thirty with the buildings thereon, and lot at the corner of Main and Church app'y the determining with the stream. cost, Waldo and State of at the Federal Reserve girl Was very familiar on the boro, in the County of Streets, and tha and lot westerly of JOURNAL wage for orators. expenditure painters are constantly employed to building OFFICE. to about One she accompanied her parents Maine, bounded and described as follows, and adjacent to said Savings Bank Building, let, consid.ring the subject seriously, Bank of New York amounting day great Firth of Forth bridge in Scotland. side of the Town wit: Beginniug at the eastern such bids to be opened at the banking rooms now can board determine a living of which somewhat more on a motor trip to a town that nestled It takes from three to fo> r years for this thence south- any $2,875,000, Road at land of Wilson Coombs; in said Savings Bank Building on the flrat day wage that that cost river. When she returned crew the bridge, and when they land to low water can be just and reasonable than one-third represented the by the Ohio to paint easterly by said Coombs’ of December, 1922, at ten o’clock in the fore- will fit back and on Sabbath Harbor, so- all parts of the country without new Federal Reserve cur- a relative was quizzing her about the reach one end they go begin mark at the head of Day noon. Bids may be made under either or all of printing shore runs above. Such a other. The cables to support the called; thence northwesterly as the o( tha suggested to worn notes In cir- size of thnt stream nnd, pointing to the following speciBcationa: ALGOLA {“*inequalities rency replace William PILLS Board must standard will be twelve feet in diame- to land formerly owned by Ryder; arbitrarily set the un- said: new bridge land to 1. For both buildings, with bank vault, Regulate the ®l culation and to Increase supplies the nearby creek, shells. It will take thence northwesterly by said Ryder’s Stomach, Liver and Bowefe living for that group. The ter encased in bronze now steel boxes and shelves iii bank fur- Make Pure Blood. For particular Reserve the river’s not much bigger land owned by Daniel Haynes, vault, Constipation. Relieve issued nnd on hand.—Federal "Well, this formerly niture and not Gas, earnings of the slowest will equal those fifteen years to build bridge. northeasterly said Haynes eqiipmint. including bank Indigestion, Biliousness, Sick Headache Is It?" deceased; thence by them. 10c. the labor of the Monthly Review. than that, Pendleton to land books, stationery and other bank supplies. Try 25c. At druggists. Duane .. quickest, and the land and land of Martin V. re- P. O. will to that of the "No, not much bigger,” Geneva LIBERTY BONDS. of Philena Warren; thence north- 2. "iFor both building* without bank .•oIe proprietor, Bom Wickest, alow down formerly 1103, City Hall Station, Hew York. Sm •owest. an it Is said Pendleton’s land to the Town steel boxes and shelves in vault, on Will the mode of living of Motor Fuel From Weeds. plied, “but higher.” westerly by vault, Signature each box. statement as said road runs furniture or ambitious be taken as a standard At first glance the recently Road; thence northeasterly equipment. family Mailhe Toulouse believes that of containing fifty "that of are Prof. issued by the United States Treasury De- to the place beginning, 3. For tha Savings Bank Building, with a slacker family? What This Story Will Be Continued. the same thousands of common weeds can be Most people acres, more or less, and being prem- or without the bank vault, steel boxes and wJb included in that standard. heard partment sounds curious.. P. Farrow Philena Mrs. A.—I suppose you’ve has to ises conveyed to John by shelving in the vault, furniture and equip- Jiche? of iiv- made to yield petrol containing large have the impression that all one dated October I "*[°re there can be a standard about Mrs. Daw- Warren by her-warranty deed ment, or any part thereof, not including When toluene. what they’re saying money, and a crowd will of you’re .uttering from re w*ii have to be a standard fam- percentages of benzine and du is to say 28, 1888, and recorded in Waldo Registry bank books, atatiooery and other bank ilv Mils. Isn’t It terrible what low, mean over each otber^in an r? aelected, reaiding in a standard neigh- His also produces a gas said gather and tumble Deeds, Book 221, Page 23. supplies. process have? it. The statement rooms in headache, and who wisdom to thoughts some people effort to get some of Bids will be opened nt the banking For jBJnood, hath the to have developed 20,000 heat calories, in Belfast, 4. the building and lot westerly of •• the whole alluded to is to the effect that a great the Belfnst Savings Bank Bnilding, backacke, such standards? The Labor Board for Mr. A.—Well, happily, in tha and adjacent to said Savings Bank Build- 5j which alone would pay theineces- bonds have fail- on December 1,1922, at ten of the clock ■“claims it a lie. many owners of Liberty ing. forthwith. Installation.—Scientific thing was proved forenoon. toothache, •ary plant ed to cash their coupons, and that inter- Idle third of the Bank Build- Mrs. A.—Well, how do you know? The acceptance of uf bid will be .object to atory Savings now due amount of $83,000,000 and office on llain Street the electric lights. American. about that I est to.the the of tba Court. ing occupied by neuralgia, rm not so sure the Specu- approval New and Com- or is in the hands of government. Belfast, Maine. October >1,1922. England Telephone Telegraph pain from any other oauee, try such a condition are to a written leas* which ex- E. Watta of New York, editor of lation is rife as to why ROBERT f. DUNTON, pany subject J»nk* typist,housekeeper,chauf- several rea- CARLETON P. MERRILL December the terms of which electric Record, is authority for the Postmistress, exists. There are probably 4„4S piree 1,1925, Dr. a devoted wife and of these is that Receivers of the Belfast Saving. Bank. will be made known on AU other Site Anti-Pain Mils that million homes are seamstress and sons. The most probable application. eight feur, are tenants at will. w?I?,®1 held by a were sold to all of _3_L occupanta One or two and and six million are are some of the titles these bonds classes, the pain atapa Bat u e*ectricity mother knew The acceptance of any bid will be subject on a rock- people. Many of them nothing Contain no of thinks with the rapid advance bobbed-haired girl down to the approval of the Court. hablt-formlae druea little about bonds nor how to collect the in- *'*tncity more than half of the re- roast of Maine. Mrs. Belfast, Maine, October 81,1922. Dr. Milas’ Nervine*, bound island off the terest. Many of ftthe bonds were in and ROBERT F. you^triad gK_ mine million will be wired within COAL DUNTON. aajn* wife of Sber- bought more espec 4w45 CARLE TON P. next few years. He bases his prop- Rita Henaricxs Dinings, small denominations MERRILL. of the famous as a donation to the government, Receivers of Belfast Bank. that during the last dsn Brooks Billings, one ially Savings fear who have sailed laid »nd power spent of Deer Isle, by and forgotien. and t75Q,^®ht companies yachtsmen is the Cleaning for new development, and cup dependera for many years, WOOD ~ thjst'th’000 a summer A Portland man on the way to Florida **me companies are prepared of Eggemoggm, to postmistress writes home that at one Wood the Work next of the Maine coast, and whichs by automobile Coal is high and acarce. by tcTlet Repair within the resort six **.000,000,000 made a the road through Virginia a wood the to extend their service. within the past! year has been For Sale place an load is a gamble. Buy your by every day car was stuck in the mud and 36 for. Cord Itro large heated tront rooms at done on samon and Columbia regular post office with a mail touring cord and get what you pay phono, a week in were held up until it could be pulled *12.00. instead of only a few times tars wood, *10.00. Furnace pricea, 35 MillerJStreet.^Applg to graphs. Work done only by appoinW is a very wide A'one-horse jigger wagon. out by a pair of horses. Of these 36 *14.00. Delivered and C. O. D. Children winter. Mrs. Billings Fitted, ment or Iphonomphs ean be left at Ory her mar- 18 were from Maine, and seven of C. C. ROGERS. ROY C. FISH, FOR FLETCHER’S awake young woman. Before oars, address. ^CaRL a WESTON. in Little Deer che 18 were from Portland. after 6 p. m., 179*24 4w40 riage she taught school J. AUSTIN McKEEN. Telephone 4t44 Odd Fellows Bldg. 3m4S* M Waldo Aveaee. Castoria Isle and later on at Searsport. SEARSMONT. NORTH MONTMLLE
Mr. Tilston Maynsrd spent the week- Walter Colby is working in the mill si Do You end with friends in Morrill. Freedom. Twenty members of Victor Grange vis- Myrtle Sibley is working in Albion for Mrs. Aubrey Drake. ited Burki ttville grange by invitation Know? Saturday evening. Harold Nutter closed a twelve weeks term of school in Freedom last week. Mr. and Mrs. Milbury Hunt celebrated — that to El- Royal Baking the fit tic nth anniversary of their wed- W. M Vose sold a horse George liott of Freedom last Saturday. Powder is made from ding November 23. Mrs. Charles Colby has been confined Cream of ^Tartar? Mr. Warren Pitcher and his son I Lloyd to hei home for tbe past ten days with a of Lincolnville were guests of Mr. and very bad cold. —that Cream of Tartar is de- Mrs. Milbury Hunt Sunday. Mr. Bnd Mrs. Henry McCorrison and rived from Mrs. Harold grapes—rich,ripe, Marriuer and littie daugh- family are at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- healthful grapes grown in ter Frances of Belmont are visiting her Corrison’s for the winter. the famous vineyards of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Packard. Mr. 3. O. Colby from Palermo and Mr. Will Trask from Newcastle visited at J. southern France? Mr. J. W. Skinner has closed his home W. Nutter’s last W ednesday. a nd gone to Hartford, Conn., to spend is is so whole- Mrs. Claude Clement closed her school That why Royal the winter with his son Albert and fam in Knox last week and is going to house- some and healthful, why it ily. keeping in Belfast in the near future. the food such a gives fine, Mrs. Alvin Stone and children have : even texture and such a de- STARTING YOUNG. gone to Holyoke, Mass., to spend the | licious, appetizing flavor. winter with Mr. Stone, who has employ- 1 Your Room a A small girl asked her mother, “If I For Living ment near there. a husband like It Contains No Alum grow up .will I have Mr. and Mrs. Milbury Hunt and daugh papa?” "Yes, my dear,” mother replied. Leaves No Bitter Taste ter and Mr. Tilston Imogene Maynard "And if I do not get married will I be have attended a lumber of the revival an old maid Overstuffed like Susan?” Comfortable Aunt Suite was the m eetings at the M. E. church in Belfast, ; "Yes,” reply. The iiUle girl thought for a minute, Mr. and Mrs. George Kelso, who have room let us show one SEARSPORT c, INURTHFOR T put her hands to her head and said, If you want real comfort in your living you of our been running the hotel through the "Well, I am in a fix.” St. Paul Dispatch. Luxurious Overstuffed Suites. The wide arms, full back spring and summer, giving great satis- big spring spring Steamer Elizabeth finished discharging Mr. and Mra. J. W. Turner spent a faction to their have bought the and double loose cushion all in a fine of Friday and sailed for New York. week here recently. patrons, spring seat, upholstered grade (arm formerly owned by Allen Maddocks Mrs. Olive Gray of Thomaston is the Mra. I Mary Godfrey has returnrd to tapestry or velour. of Albert Ripley. guest of her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Kal- Boston for the winter. morning Rev. E E. Harri- We invite you to come in and sit in one of these suites that you may loch. Mrs. Effie Morris returned to Augusta On Sunday son gave an able SLd interesting sermon their comfort. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Barker have re- Saturday, after a visit with Mr. and fully appreciate from the story of Abraham being cal'ed turned from a visit of two weeks in Port- Mrs. M. D. Mendall. to give his only son Isaac as a burnt offer- land and Boston. Miss Louise Whitcber of Atlantic, A Two Piece suite as low as . $97.00 ing, as found in Genesis, 22nd chapter. Christmas trees are seen every Mass., who spent the past two months Loads of This is the first service the pastor has Three Piece suite from $139.00 to the station for here, has returned home. $500.00 day being hauled to ship- held for three weeks, having been con- markets. who has been ment to western Mrs. Chester Sheldon, fined to the house by illness. She has Miss in Lynn and Salem, re- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fernald and visiting Boston, the prayers and best wishes of the people GIVE SENSIBLE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS week. Annie Gray of Thomaston were recent turned home the past of the community for a complete recov- Kalloch. : and gueata of Mr. and Mia. Stanley Mrs. J. D. Mortimer, chauffeur ery. OUR STORE FULL OF SUCH GIFTS Steamer Ripogenua finished discharging guests, were at their cottage. Snuggle Christmas coal for the Great Northern Paper Co. Inn, for a short stay, leaving Saturday SWANVILLE. and sailed for Va. for New York. Autographic Kodaks $6.50 Saturday Norfolk, SHOP EARLY.YOU GET FIRST CHOICE ves- Nickerson and infant William Sawyer, who was called to The Ladies’ Aid met at the church Mrs. Maurice up town by the death of his brother Eben E. try Friday and tacked a comforter. The daughter returned home last Thursday. Brownies Sawyer, returned Monday to his home in week before they were entertained at Comet Grange will hold its next meet $2.00 up home of Mrs. M. B. when a Let us Boston. the Whiting, ing Saturday evening Dec. 2. Call or send for catalogue. afternoon was spent. The offi- Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Small have profitable have a large attendance. cers for the ensuing year are Mrs. M. B. ; moved with their household goods into Milton R. Nickerson arrived home from I Mra. Isaac Hills, FRED T. CHASE the Hannah Colcord house on East Main Whiting president; Kent’s Hill, W ednesday night, to spend j vice L. C. Ross, secretary and street president; Thanksgiving. He will return to school treasurer; Mrs Frank Beach, Mrs. Ross, 25 Main Street, Belfast £. A. Buker and Amos Lane of Sears- Saturday. Mrs. C. A. Sheldon, committee on work. have been drawn as traverse jurors Morning Light Grange, Monroe,extend- port mid sufumer sale of the aid was such BORN The to to serve at the January term of the su- ed an invitation to Comet Grame a success Ibis year that plans are being in Belfast meet with them last Saturday evening. YORK. In Belfast, Nov 23, to Mr. preme court scale for next made on a larger year. and Mrs. W. a Quite a number responded. North- Sidney York, daughter— Mr. and Mrs. Stinson and goodly Raymond was Mr. and Mrs. Ches- Winifred Barbara. A party given ern was also invited. A fine supper children left last Wednesday for Ban- Light two last to ; ter Sheldon Saturday evening, was served and an excellent literary pro- i will Mr. Stinson MARRIED. gor, where they reside, the came bringing a I which neighbors gram given in which the visiting granges PIANOS being employed by the B. & A. railroad. and music picnic luuch. Various games j took A easant evening was spent, CONNELLY-CARBONELL. In Belfast part. p | "Unquestioned Excellence” Christmas i who has been in Gifts That Last Austin K. Vaughan, in to a late hour, aftfer at the St. Francis Nov. were indulged one long to be remembered. church, 25, by Rev. Fr. T. J. Frank B. — charge of a drug store in Machias for the which sandwiches and cake were O’Mahoney, coffee, is a short summary of the of his Following Connelly of Danforth and Mary E. Car- past year, was the recent guest served. Those present were Mr. and worn recommended by the local tarm boneil of Swanville. and Grand Pianos W. He left Upright brother, Donald Vaughan. j Mr. and Mrs. Isaac 1 SUTHERLAND CLIFFORD. In H. J. Locke & Son Announce Their Mrs. Leadbetter, bureau committee for the year 1923— Bangor, where he Wednesday enroute to Portland, and Mrs. W'adlin, Mr. and Nov. 23, by Rev. Ashley A. Smith, U D and Hiils, Capt. Boys’ and Girls’ club: Improved siiage Players has secured a Harry Sutherland of Portage and Doris Line of Goods position. Mrs. M. D Mendall, Sidney Mendall, to fame for 47 and more Holiday Complete. corn csmpaigr, 4 co-operators; 10 lime Anita Clifford of Portage, formerly of Known year, Parse and Miss Mrs. Andrews, j Mrs. James B. Lucy Mrs. Morris, Mr. and j demonstrations; improved seed potato Belfast. Choose one for your own. the Parse home on Steam- Ware Nickerson. In Nov. Sargent closed Mrs. Charles Mahoney and daughters, improved seed oat campaign, 10 Belfast, plots, 6; 23, by Rev. Charles W. E. A boat avenne and left for New ! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin, WATCHES Wednesday, Dorothy and Madeline, co 2 kale spraying demonstra operators; Ware and Ida Nickerson, both of Thorn- "QUAL'TY FIRST. FIRST QUALITY'” New York city Miss Sargent, who Madame Southard, Warren Southard, tions; spraying orchard demonstration; j dike. A beautiful line of watches for men. Wrist watches for the her left ankle badly several Kenneth Beach, Marion Ma- pruning orchard demonstration; grafting j j sprained Hamilton, SLIPP SHELDON. In Portsmouth, N. ladies in the leading American makes, Also a dainty line of was so far recovered as to be i Orren and Abbie orchard demonstration; culling campaign, Nov For Sale by weeks ago, honey, Paul Mahoney, H., 27, by Elmer E. Clark, J. P., White with our 5 co-operators; culling demonstration; 10 Swiss in Gold, Gold Filled, and Gold, guarantee, j • tn travel. Doris Hodgdon, Earl Brown, George L. Slipp and Miss Ora Sheldon, Emmons, [ samples of soil to be tested. Geo. Witcher, both of Belfast. A public supper was given by the Ep- Lloyd Oxton, Roy Brown, B, H. WEBBER, MONROE, M E worth League of the Methodist church on ] Fred Condon. A THRIFTY BUT NOT WISE DIED. RINGS Monday, Nov. 27th, at 6 p. m. in the SQUIRREL. DAVIS. In Nov. Frank W. CARD UF THANKS Belfast, 23, Of all the latest Setwith Diamonds, Onyx. Jade and ah was FREEDOM n styles. church vestry. The affair in charge Davis, aged 43 years, 1 onth and 14 We wish to thank f'iends anu A squirrel’s hide was discovered re- our the stones. Kings in Stone and Gold Signet. ana Miss Lucie days. who so i popular Society of Miss Lucy Curtis Carr, Club ! neighbors kindly assisted us cently on the Country golf grounds, DAVIS. In Nov. Annie B. was Turner has returned to her '■ Belfast, 23, our deep bereavement also for the beau and a bountiful harvest supper served. Myrtle Augusta, where he had stored 31 golf Davis; aged 39 years, 7 months and 13 tiful floral offerings. Ear school after two weeks’ vacation. balls. The place near the nest is one of Rings Mr. and Mrs. Melvin B Thompson ar- days. Mr. George Melvin Cunningham the difficult drives of the course and com- Mr. and Mrs. Porter F. Webb of Swan- HARVEY. In Augusta, Nov. 19, Amos Mr AND A New and Complete Line of the Latest. rived from Boston last Wednesday, ; j MRS. ROSS E. BECKWITH _ sometimes psychological swerves the 2 ville were of M. G. Harvey of Swanville, aged 55 years, over the road in a new Buick sedan Sunday guests Eflie the woods where they are lost. ing balls into months and 19 days Mr. thought a of CARD OF THANKS from W. R. Gilkey & Son. Mr. Thomp- Flye. Evidently Squirrel crop NORTON. In Belfast, Nov. 23, Chas. new nuts had been invented and he sat We desire to our heartfelt CLOCKS son will a few days shore leave at Miss Micbelsy of Bath was the ! B. aged 27 years, 8 months and 5 express spend Sophia the hot summer Norton, j an his haunches during thanks to the many friends who so freely and a few days. the home of his wife’s parents, Capt. guest of Minnie W’ebb days the as the balls sped through Mantel Clocks and Alarm Ckcks j days, smiling Sargent. In New York, Nov. 25, gave us assistance and sympathy during Banjo; Colonial, Mahogany B. Pendleton. week. air into the woods. After things Mrs. A. past the Charles C. formerly of Belfast, the illness and after the death of our son, of all kinds. Sargent, j ___ quieted down a bit he began his work of and also for the beautiful floral offerings. j A special meeting of the K. P. Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flye and Mrs. aged 80 years. collecting. The nest was discovered by Mr and Mrs B. o. Norton last on In Etta and Ware was held in Union Hall Thursday, j Knowles Bangs were in Belfast busi- rare chance. Some of the balls are in Savery. Belfast, Nov. 27, E., Sterling Silver Plated I wife of Fred N. aged 65 years, 4 when candidates were initiated, the de- ness last Saturday. good condition while some of them bear Savery, CARD OF THANKS 25 Fountain Pens and Pencils conferred Arcania Lodge the teeth marks of the little hoarder. months and days. drees being by Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester of Brooks were We extend our sincere thanks to our j of 30 members of the neighbors and friends for their as- I Thomaston. the guests the past week of Mrs. Sylves- kindly were and sistance and sympathy at the time of our Thomaston Lodge present, sup- ter’s Judson and J son, Wiggin, family. bereavement, also for the fljwers sent to PICTURES per was served after the work. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sparrow, in the funeral. successful affair was the tea Theodore Sister Beautiful Landscapes and the Wallace Nutting Quaint A very with Fred Rich and Flo Farn- Davis, Sawyer’s company Relatives given in the upper Congregational vestry and Interiors. ham of Thorndike spent Sunday in Bel- _ Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 21st,from 3 to 5 fast. Line of Christmas Cards by the members of the Ladies’ Guild. A New Mr. and Mrs. Fuller u. o. liGViriBGDi UBflerweaf were .W’entworth spent About fifty members of the parish New Government Wool the weekend with Mrs. Wentworth’s pa- 2 500 000 pc' not make your selection early and have them put aside entertained informally, and dainty re- Underwear purchased by W7hy rents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sparrow. us to to the direct at 75c. for you. No deposit required, freshments were served. The rooms were sell public in with- EACH. Actual retail value $2.50 each. and effectively decorated with The corn factory [Freedom is, seasonably All sizes, Shirts 34 to 46—Drawers 30 to An inform- out doubt, now a reality. They expect pine boughs and red berries. 44. Send correct sizes. Pay Postman on to build and have it ready to use next H. Locke & £ al talk waa given by the pastor. Rev. delivery or send us money order. If un- I J. Son, be to form a Harold Le May. The committee in charge fall. Tne nut step w.ll derwear is not satisfactory, we will re- j fund on request. Dept. of included Mrs. J. C. Lom- company and light the village with elec- New Vt'EQ 4-passenger Coupe— money promptly arrangements 24, The Pilgrim Woolen Co., 1476 Broad- The de- tricity and not wait any longer for the bard and Miss Georgia Ford. way, New York, N. Y. tf47 Central Maine Power corating was the work of Mrs. Frank C. Company. Whitcomb and Mrs. Sidney M. W ebber. Where Else Will $1835 The affair was in the nature of a get-to- CENTER MGNTVILLE Cash for Furs of the Guild and gether for the members Car? all kinds. Bring to me and I will satisfy an P. A. Clement recently shot a fox. as Much Motor pariah, for the purpose of stimulating Buy you in GRADE and.PRICE. Do not hold interest in the work of the church and The Lar kin Club met Friday with Mrs. fall furs, they make heavy prime winter —All-steel paneled body, richly upholstered fur look cheap. parish. F. W. Brown. _ —Hardwood framework, braced with drop forgings GEO. W. LUCE, Licensed, What You Can at the Belfast Leather Store Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Allen have return- 142 High St, Belfast, Me. Buy —Mounted on the famous Reo Six-Cylinder Chassis SANDYPOINT ed from W aterville to Belfast. Tel. 386-11 3w47* -at Lowest Prices- and mechanical Libby and Hunt were in town last have beauty, utility good- Mrs. Sarih J. Clifford spent Saturday forces with economy as week and bought a number of ccwa. ness so effectively joined NEVER For Sale Trunks B tteriea in Bangor. they have in this new Reo Coupe. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McLaughlin of Two International 6 horse pow- Suit Cases Light and Heavy Harnesses F. S. Harriman left Saturday for Florida its of West Freedom, were Sunday at P, W. 1923 is anticipated by design impressive dignity— Hand Bags Street and Stable Blankets for the winter. lines and cord-tire- er engines, one with friction Jaquith’s. by its never-grow-tiresome body Ladies’ Bags Plush and' Fur Robes Fred Hartaon left last week for Mount steel disc wheels with demountable rims. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bartlett of Apple- equipped clutch. Inquire of Ladies’ Purses Fur Coats several weeks’ visit Vernon, N. Y., after is a ton were Sunday guests of her parents) Under its richly finished paneling of sturdy steel B. O. School Steamer Rugs here. NORTON. Bags J. W. Wentworth. fashioned and fabricated Horse Rain Covers Mr. and Mrs. rugged hardwood framework, Boston Bags C. J. Savciea has his shingle and lath know how. Rain Covers Mrs. Edward G. Clement arrived Tues- as only master coach-builders Vanity Casea Wagon mill nearly done and will soon commence LOST Horse Collars day from Mattapan, Mass., and is the Over the seats is that wide, deep, springy upholstering A robe between Park road and post of- Foot Warmers sawing. of Hon. and Mrs. J. J. Clement un- Sweat Pads guest makes instant friends by its appearance, and lasting fice. Finder please return to Wagon Ligh's Henry N. Bates of Gardiner arrived home is fit for Halters til their own occupancy. ones by its wearing qualities. G. L. SLIPP, Barn Lanter.is Friday night for a visit with .his brother, lw47* Belfast, Me. Harnesses Repaired coziness for four whether wide of Flash Lights P. L. Bates. Willism Tudgeon of Auburn, who haa Clubby occupants, is assured a clever a of the Somer- girth or long of limb, definitely by Silas Curtis and wife of Frankfort were een operating seaplane seating arrangement. There’s freedom of movement for each: "°°1 of their niece, Mrs. E. J. Grant, et Aero club for several months at A few specials: 100 Horse Collars, any size. $2.00 gueeta with an extra measure for the driver. FOR SALE~ near Skowhegan, will return all, eacn one lately. Lakewood, Wool Lap Robes, $2.50 day My 1917 Cadillac eight phaeton. It is Street Blankets, $3.75 each; here soon with an aero-sled. This is a Mechanical that is Reo is built of Rocklandwas here reliability institutionally in perfect mechanical Mr. Frank Curtis are condition, has al- Lumberman’s Blankets, 80x80, $3.25. new invention to be used on snow, pro- into the double-framed chassis, in which major units ways been and for a visit with his daughter carefully used, has seen no recently effect shocks. winter service by a 90-horse power air-planemo- cradled and protected against the of road Has been driven less Mrs. E. J. Grant pelled than a and 14,000 miles and is good for tor. It is enc idled like coupe In the is 50 horse power. 100,000 and little 6-cylinder engine developed miles more. It will give more BELFAST LEATHER STORE Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bishop equipped with three skiis, one in front the service Whether city traffic, hurrying along and satisfaction than a new car have been in town a and two behind. It is heated inside by purring through of any Belfast. eon Lloyd of Boston, Reo other make twice 332-14 56 Main Street, the motor exhauat He plana to build a straight-aways or plodding over desert trails, the costing the price. Tel. on business. B. few days use of winter travel- for STANTIAL. snow flivver for the owner takes motor goodness granted. _A. HARRY MiM Elsie Styles arrived home Saturday ers. MARTIN, Proprietor. finished in Cuban Reo blue or Bur- where she had been iieai'tifully gray, nigh s’from Ellsworth tax. Luke The two Presque Isle starch factories gundy. Price $1835 f. o. b. Lansing, plus Federal for a visit with her sister, Mrs. sre being run on schedule time. The "for sale~ Chaiseon. Farmers’ Union is reported to be making TO LET Notice Four weeks old Two French who has been ill about nine tons of starch daily and the pigs. breeding Special Mrs. HALL & WILKINS sows. One product is of a very fine grade. The White Chester Boar for sale A large and attractive front rccm well w ith a stomach trouble is or aevaral weeks at the factory ia S5 cents a service. furnished and heated; on the bath room price paid a liberal.reww in Bangor for MILES floor. at to The Journal Office the E. M. G. Hospital and indications point — BENNER. Inquire barrel for potatoes 1 at. — L Ficoe 72-11. East to a good ran. North port, Me. THE WAYSIDE TEA HOUSE. be given. <