T he Courier-Gazette Entered u Second Cliii Mall Matte* Established January, 1846. By The Courier-Gazette, MS Main St Rockland, Maine, Thursday, July 6, 1939 THREE CENTS A COPT Volume 9 4 ...... Num ber 80. The Courier-Gazette At Fort Williams [EDITORIAL] At 1 30 Commander Harold Fultz U S iN.. of Somerville, Mass., gave THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK NEW ENGLANDER FOR PRESIDENT? VINALHAVEN’S BIG SHOW OVER a short addi-ess on the navy at the “The Black Cat” Editor Interesting News O f Annual New England has suddenly swung into prominence in con wm, o f u i j .er ball ground. Capt. Fultz was a Associate Editor Encampment Affecting nection with the speculation as to the Republican presidential The Visitors Had a Happy Time and Every charming personality and hLs dLs- PRANK A WINSLOW Knox County Batteries ticket next year. Five of its governors are already in the course was timely and interesting. “mentioned’’ class, but the outstanding prospect at the present Subscriptions 13 00 oer year pavsblr body’s Well Satisfied Here are the results of the amus In advance; single copies three <-en>- Fort Williams, July 5. time is United States Senator H Styles Bridges of New Hamp ing and interesting contests which Advertlslng rates based upon elrcula Hon and very reasonable. Editor of The Courier-Gazette:— shire. who has forged rapidly to the front since his election as took place at the baseball ground NEWSPAPER HISTORY governor of the Granite State. He evidently has the services ■ Talk about your mistakes! Of all Last Monday came pretty close i Then both wheezed over the Joke, Baseball throw winnters—Hosmer The Rockland Gazette was estab j the disappointments! That the of a splendid publicity bureau because the name of H. Styles lished In 1840 In 1874 the Courier wav to being a perfect day and Just th e' But Mr Gordon's Pioneer attracted Jones J r, 268 ft., 5 in.; W. Hoyt, established and consolidated with the Bridges is already known throughout the country, and he Gazette In 1882 The Free Press was ' tents were all up by an advance de sort that suited the Vinalhaven a great amount of attention in the and T. Peterson. is far beyond that stage where a candidate is known merely as ea’abll.vhed In 1855 and In 1891 rhanged tail says a Portland paper. Also to Sesqui-centennial Committee for marine parade. 100 yard dash: won by T Peter Its name to tha Tr'bune These papers a "favorite sen." The location is of course against him, consolidated March 17. 1897 get cut your umbrellas and rubbers. pulling off their program of sports Next cn the program was the son; J. Chilles, 2d; C. Higgins, 3d. because conventions. In an undecided moment, are prone to A perfect day in camp. And all the , Some of the contests were to be double ender race, first money be 50 yard dash <40 years and over): enlisted men had to put up their ( select somebody who may carry a pivotal State with a large held on the land and others on the ing captured by Robert Young, sec Won by L. B Dyer; P. Williams, 2d; The Tent Meetings electoral vote His chances of being nominated for vice presi tents. Let The Courier-Gazette sea and the bright summer, sun was ond prize. Valois Young; third prize J. Tinker and IF. Swanson tied for By The Roving Reporter make an error and they are dent would seem to be far greater. 3d. Dr. Howard W. Jewett To almost outdazzled by the glowing Norman Dickey. •‘called’’ on it. but this one needs an happy faces of the expectant and The dory race came next with two 50 yard dash (girls ever 12): won Be Nazarene Speaker Th's apology. joyous throng that lined the shore men in each dory. First prize was by Helen Dyer; Carolyn Alley, 2d; I am indebted to Charles Mont We arrived in camp at 1.30 with gomery for a bunch of Farwell W eek TIIE MATTER GF LIBERALISM from the tip of Smith's Point to the awarded to Joe Tinker and Arthur C. Calder, 3d. the baggage At 4 o’clock we had Coombs boat shop. Warren while Valois Young and 50 yard dash (girls under 121: Opera House programs, published If the Republicans nominate a liberal candidate, and adopt The Nazarene tent mretings at the tents up but believe me. some First on the program was listed Bill Philbrook captured second won by M Warren; IB.. Dyer, 2d; D. in the late Nineties. I quote some a liberal platform next year they stand a better chance of ; jeb to drive stakes in the rocks. "Fishing Parties’’ but there were no money. Carver, 3d. of the attractions: Hoyt's "A Tem Pleasant street and Broadway con winning, according to 77 percent of the voters interviewed by ' Some changes have been made takers. Nine a. m was the time While all of these sports were in 50 yard dash (boys under 12): perance Town' "The Lobster," tinue through this week and next the American Institute of Public Opinion. Just where liberal since last camp scheduled for the Marine Parade. progress a smart little power boat Won by J. Warren; H. Conway, 2d; Gorman's Alabama Troubadors, with Dr. Howard W Jerrett of ism begins and where progressivism leaves off is a question A beautiful day was Sunday. In single file, paraded boats of with Governor Lewis O. Barrows on V. Knowlton, 3d. Falrmans Boston Concert Band, which 70 percent of those veters might have some difficulty in Rockford. Mich., as the evangelist. There were several visitors. "Chet" all descriptions, fishing boats, plea-1 board skimmed up to Art Arey's Sack race (boys under 12); Won "Fabio Romani or The Vendetta," explaining. Dr. Jerrett was guest speaker four Delano has been made the colonel's sure boats, large and small, hand- float. After delivering a short but by W. Smltn: Vivian Knowlton, 2d; “Other Peoples Money,” the Mor 0------0------0 orderly. Leon Rich has been ap some crafts and ugly ones, and they very interesting and appropriate Victor Knowlton. 3d. mon Comedy Company, (in this pointed chief fireman These are Sack race (men): Won by T. cast was Eugene Powers, who later K K K TO SAFETY AND SANITY made a line that extended from the address Gov. Barrows became an all from Battery F steamboat pier to Green's Island, a interested spectator of the water Peterson; F Swanson. 2d; Charles became a prominent figure on the Wendall Thomas collided with a We guess everybody is glad the Fourth of July Ls over. good strong mile. Now in this con sports. Duty called however and Young, 3d stage), "The Real Widow Brown," flying tent stake and suffered a Olad because wc now have a return to sanity; glad because the test the ugly boat stood just as his stay in town was much shorter Three legged race (men): Won Gorton's Famous Minstrels, "The fiactured nose. More honors for racket Is over; and glad because it is safe again for pedes good a chance of winning the prize than we hoped it would be. by Swanson - Peterson; Hopkins - Dazzler," “The Sleeping City,” Hl the Second Battalion. Fred Ott of trians to venture forth Why doesn’t Dr. Gallup turn his as the handsome one and the untidy The greased pole contest fur Proctor. 2d; Oeary-Johnson. 3d. Henry's Minstrels, "The American Battery E. has been appointed regi American Institute of Public Opinion over to the task of seeing one an equal chance with the one nished great amusement for the Three legged race (boys): Won Girl," “On Land and Sea," and mental mechanic and Charles Boyn what percentage of the people really like the noise and danger. that was spic and span. Neither I onlookers A long pole swathed in by Conway-Smith; Hopkins-Green "Dewey's Reception." In a later ton of E has been appointed assis Not that we expect any really beneficial results would accrue. was the prizes to be awarded from grease extended out over the water leaf tie for 2d; Polk-Knowlton, 3d. Issue will appear some other Far- tant fireman. a standpoint of speed, but the own on the Smith Point side of the Broad jump: Won by F. Swanson, well Opera House attractions. There seems to be a bit of feel er of each was given a ticket on steamboat wharf. Pinned on the 16 ft. 6 in.; J. Chiles, 2d; C. Young. Meantime how many citizens can ing among the rest of the regiment A WARFARE GF ISMS which was written a number After outer end of the pole was a ten 3d. recall seeing any of the above? on the appointment of the colonel s 'Boston Transcript! the parade the numbers were all put dollar bill and the chap who was Hop. skip, Jump: Won by Z. Tor- orderly. "Chet" sure is to be com into a hat and the lucky number i skilled or persistent enough to climb fason. 38 ft. 2 In.; F. Swanson, 2d; Have they stopped climbing M t. The Transcript has chosen to approach the ’’warfare of pliment >d Batteries E and F have was the one that was drawn there- out to the end of that slippery pro- W Coombs, 3d. Battle? In former years, watching the Isms’’ with caution and some degree of Yankee skepticism. Camden ball games I have seldom at last been recognized and have It remembers that one futile and positively harmful war from. jectile and remove the ten-specker, Running high Jump: Won by E. , had their share of appointments was fought on the plea that It would save the world for de Claude Swears held the ticket was entitled to it. Smith. 5 ft.; A. Middleton, 2d; F. failed to see forms nearing the j this /ear mocracy. Post-war research and exposures revealed that this No. 6 which drew first prize. $50 J Several of the boys tried it and Swanson. 8d summit of that lofty hill, but on slogan was the idealistic leafage that concealed more cynical The P.and was out early Monday William Hill with ticket No. 26 j «ot a bath in the salt water for Shot put: Won by T. Mahan. 46 Fourth of July, with mountain morning and played the 'Beer Bar realities beneath—realities mainly of credits and war trade ft. 2 in.; Dalrymple. 2d; A. Geary, climbing conditions Ideal, not a built up with the Allied forces. It is our conviction that won the second prize. $25 their pains, but Walter Swanson rel Polka for Sgts. Staples and similarly today much of thelalk of preserving democracy from John Gordon, the local printer after a struggle, dropped off the 3d solitary figure could be seen on Henderson O Battery went to the Fascist threat conceals less idealistic national interests. was heard to remark. "Every circus Pole into tile water but not until Relay race: Won by Coombs- the hillside. Brunswick to take part in the cen This attitude does not mean that we are not completely must have .ts c.own, and Im fur- j he had succeded in picking off the Swanson; Chiles-Peterson. 2d devoted to the ideals and aims of free government. In fact, While there was plenty of racket tennial. also the Band. I have been nishing one for the marine parade ’ money The Deer Lsland Band supplied our devotion to them ts so great that we do not want to see on Fourth of July and "the night driving a station wagon all day. And lo! and behold if a sassy look Norman Johnson who was to be the music for the entire day and did them travestied to become a cloak and fate face imperialist before” everybody agrees that Rock Hoyt Emery formerly of Battery E ends, nor do we want to see them further Jeopardized by an ing craft, sometime later didn t the next contestant saw his chances it nobly. In the evening of this land never saw a more peaceful Dr. H. W. Jerrett is with us end his old friend Col other war. poke her nose toward Arey s float. of winning go a glimmering when third day of the celebration was the Such a position does not mean, however, that we cannot holiday season. No serious acci son. A tall smokestack protruded from Swanson reached the goal but later Grand Sesqui-centennial ball given In a ball game with Battery A. E support the European democracies in their present effort to by Woodcock-Cassle-Coombs Post at dent and a minimum amount of times a week for a year over WJBK organize Europe with the aid of Russia against aggression. the superstructure of this strange the contest was renewed and an- Memorial hall honoring Miss Vinal mischief Congratulations to the Detroit, and Tabernacle preacher Robinson got a single double, triple Only it is aggression that is the problem more than an arti boat out of which poured a cloud of other ten-dollar bill was placed on haven. police force and to every citizen for nine years In Detroit He Is a and home run: also a base on balls. ficial clash of th- ions. Aggression should be resisted where black smoke She was a side wheel- j the end of the pole, and young The ball was a grand success from who co-operated. converted atheist and was three Manager Cottrell of Thomaston it occurs and by whomever practiced We believe that the er and her paddles churned the J Johnson had but little difficulty in European democracies made a bad peace at Versailles and that all angles and over $100 was netted. times moderator of Kalamazoo would do well to sign him up for water as she approached the float, collecting. th e r present policies are not without blemish. But we also The fireworks display was given Bird students at Acadia Park Presbytery two years. He sure can hit the ball believe that if the present aggressive tactics of the dictator She was captained by none other Now all the while these interest- from Bar Island at the mouth ol the have reported identifying the fol Sonne of the topics which he will Not much action yet but the gun ships are ha.’ed. there will be a better opportunity for the than John Gordon himself, as big I >ng sports were in progress the harbor earlier in the evening. lowing birds, lately: Black Duck, discuss are "Signs of Christ’s Com is set and all ready to go. mitigation of injustices through negotiations. as life, which in this particular l*PP>’ little Deer Island band was But we resist the emphasis upon ideological warfare be July Fourth Herring Oull. Grouse. Osprey, ing.” "The Truth about Labor and Charles La wry case is not over large. On the side ; very lustily and efficiently doing cause we believe it operates to trap the United States once Another sunny morn greated the Broad-winged Hawk. Great Blue Capital." "The Rapture Scene," of Cap'n John s steamer was painted its part in furnishing music for the again into unneutrality in respect to a situation that is one eyes of the early risers on thLs last Heron. Flicker. Hairy Woodpecker, “The Jew. Russia, and Germany in essentially of European mistakes and European interests. in big black letters the word “P lo-' occasion, and after the water sports day of the Fox Island Sesqui-cen- Downy Woodpecker, Hummingbird, Prophecy." and "From Atheism to Of course there ls a basic ideological conflict between those neer." Somebody in the crowd [ were over, the band came ashore DANCING tennlal Celebration, and continued Swift Olive-sided Flycatcher. Old Calvary” his own personal experi who believe in the supremacy of the Individual and these who spoke up and said, ’That can’t be j from the boat on which It had been AT believe in the obliteration of the individual in the State. But throughout the entire day. er Flycatcher. Yellowbellied Fly ence. the old Pioneer cause she wasn't stationed and marched to the base- Martinsville Grange Hall that conflict arises mainly from domestic instabilities and In our first Installment of this catcher, Crow, Hermit Thrush, Dr. Jerrett will preach Sunday inequities. We therefore believe that the first line of defense a sidewheeler.” “No," answered his i»H ground where the rest of the story we larget to mention the Bluebird (J. B I Pewee (J B ) Red- afternoon at 3 o'clock and every Every Friday Night against totalitarism is at home. Those nations that have companion, "that ain t the old Pio- d«>'» sports were to take place, and salute of three dynamite blasts, the I wing, Oolden-crowned Kinglet, night except Saturdays at 7 30 Danny Patt and his warlike neighbors must man a double line of defense. But the neer because she goes too fast.' the crowd followed in its wake United States more distantly situated may concentrate more blowing of whittles and ringing of [ Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Chickadee continuing through Sunday July 16 Novelty Boys upon the home front Above all America should keep con the church b* II which woke us from ; Red-breasted Nuthatch. Cliff Swal- Special music will be a feature in 80‘lt stantly in mind that it is war that plows and harrows the j our slu n i >rs on tha! gloomy drtezly [ low. Barn Swallow. Tree Swallow, the aervlces. The public is invited. home soil for the seeds cf dictatorship With active support ' NEARINC THE CENTURY MARK ’ [Saturday morning of last week but Cedar Waxwing, Red-eyed Vireo, for all constructive international co-operation, the Tran- scripi is nevertheless guided by these considerations and it. j it'll b» a long long tim< before we Solitary Vireo, English Sparrow, believes that Congress should be similarly guided in the pro ] forget th? old stem winders of blasts Song Sparrow. Chipping Sparrow, mulgation of a neutrality policy for the United States. that struck the side of our peaceful White-throated Sparrow. Savannah DATE OF OPENING domicile like the kick of a million Sparrow (J. B.i Swamp Sparrow, Siskin. Ooldfinch, Junco, Purple Spying Auto Plates ni DLKV RAD,° ^a^ lers gigantic mules, on Tuesday morn THURSDAY, JULY 6 ing of this week. Finch. Black and White Warbler, "Mike and Ike" say they have The Dud|ey Radio Carollers of What did you use fellers, T N T ? Nashville Warbler. Tennessee seen —Panama Canal Zone—Mari- ,he Providence Bible Institute are The finality of our celebration was Warbler Cape May Warbler, Yel time Provinces and Manitoba. Don- t0 be a, lhe Fjrst Baptist Church definitely and emphatically punctu- low Warbler, Parula Warbler. M yr BUTTERMILK BAR aid Fogg has also reported Cana! tonight. A male quartet under the (Continued on Page Five) tle Warbler, Magnolia Warbler, Zone. Only 3 States now remain direction of Carlton Booth, musical Chestnut-sided .Warbler, Ray- l/H-»le«l on lllzhway Route One and First Entrance Io to be reported They are: director of the Providence Bible breasted Warbler, Black-burnlan Oakland Park—Serving Montana Institute, will sing Solos by Mr. Fisherman’s Body Warbler, Black-throated Blue South Dakota Booth will be one of the features Warbler, Yellow Palm Warbler. Dixie’s Home Made Ices, qt 50c; Cones 5c Utah (Of the evening. President Howard Found On Shore At Matini- Canadian Warbler. Derstart, Oven- bird. Northern-yellow-throat, Loon ------;W Perrin of the Institute will be cut — Identified By Dr. AND FRESHLY CHURNED ICE COLD Lucien K Oreen k Son. Burdett's the speaker Mr. Perrin has Just Fred Haskell is completing his TALK OF THE TOWN new cottage at Lobster Cove. “COMING EVENTS CAST TBE1B SHADOWS BEFORE'* William Milligan formery of this, July 2ft Thomaston—Annual summer city, is now residing in Sanford. concert at Baptist Church. July 28—W C.TU Field Day and pic nic at Ingraham Hill chapel <^(fl^*«B A R G A IN ATTIC” Ralph Clark and family are oc Aug 2-5 Rockport Regutta-Sports- nien's Show cupying their new cottage at Spruce Aug 9 Owls Heud Churrh Fair at Library building. Point. Aug 15 Annual Held day of East ern Star Chapters of tills district at M O N t y - Penobscot View Grange hall. Glen Miss Leah Tillson of Thomaston Cove Is employed on the soda fountain Aug 17 —Warren Annual mid-sum Probably No Other Department Like It Anywhere mer concert at Baptist Church at Blaisdeli Pharmacy. Aug. 17 Reunion. (25th) Class 1914 S A V fN G IlHS, at Rockledge inn. Aug 22 Kockport -School of Instruc Philip Howard attended the A Bargain Basement in the Attic tion. O E S Sesqui-Centennlal in Vinaihaven “Tf a c e A - Aug. 23- Owls Head--Grange fair. Aug 28- Red Jacket Day Sunday, meeting many old friends CASH & CARRY - SELF-SERVICE of baseball and political days. Arthur Smith of Central Fire Station is having his annual vaca Arrivals at Feyler's Wednesday: Compare These Values With the Out-of-State tion. O. U. Brown having returned Tlie Helen May with 28,000 pounds Mail-Order Houses to his duties there. of fish; C. Bennett, 4,000; P. Trask. SMOKED SHOULDER LB. 1 6 / 17,000; Muskgon, 1500 gallons of SILK HOSIERY New Pastel DRESSES Brand New Arrivals at Peyler's: Sunday and scallops. SHORT SHANK. LEAN—WONDERFUL FOR THE PICNIC BASKI I Pure Silk, l ull FLEECE French Crepes or CRETONNES Monday: M adeline & Flora, 700 Spun Rayons Fash ioned Cut from full pieces BONED gallons of scallops; Louis J. The- A petit point lace chair cover of TOPPERS $1.98 IF DESIRED LB. beaud. 800 gallons; Aletha J., 22,000 rare beauty is to be seen in the win 49c Sloes 14 to 20 10c LAMB FORES 1 5 / pounds of fish; Elsie. 10.000 pounds; dow of Benter Crane Company, Popular Gray GENUINE SPRING Misses’ and Women's $1.98 Mishawaka, 7000 pounds; Cynthia, product of the '.rtistry of Mrs. HATS ENAMELWARE White and. Pastels EAM t 6000 pounds. Adelaide Bird. ANKLETS id Qt. Dish Pan, .20 First Quality RIB 10c 14 Qt. Covered 88c LAMB CHOPS LB. 2 9 / Capt. Lucien K. Green Jr. had John B. Pugsley who played on TURKISH Kettle. .49 the Warren baseball team back in Sauer Pans, .14, ,121a Another New Item as holiday guests to Vinaihaven Rayon and Cotton TOWELS BONEI.ESS I.B. aboard the Capt. Kidd Misses the semi-pro days, is now director SHIRTS AND VEAL ROAST 2 9 / TABLE COVERS Sizes 2 to 6 Dorothy Sherman and Oertrude of administration at Northeastern 15c SHORTS RUMP STEAK, boneless ...... lb 29c POT ROAST, boneless...... lb 25c Heal with Howard Crockett as first University in Boston. 42x42, 19c COVERALLS Chambray, Red Trim officer. “A good breeae and a grand 50x50, 39c 80 Square Percale 15c 19c CUBE STEAK ...... lb 27c STEW ING L A M B ...... lb 15c Charles T. Smalley has bought time" says the ship's log. PORCH 25c BACON, sliced...... lb 14cFRANKFORTS...... lb 17c Troin Robert J. McArdle of Havana, BRIDGE LAMP NIGHTGOWNS Cuba the attractive log cabin prop Complete with Shade DRESSES LADIES’ Prints and Plains Deck plans of the ship Red Sim 14 to 52 KEEP COOL WITH SALADS. erty of the late Dr. George C. 49c Jacket are wanted urgently by $1,19 HANDBAGS Phelps at Lake Meguntlcook. 79c Charles Blaisdeli at Blaidell Phar line 62x72 Count 49c Lace or Tailored LB. 1 0 / macy. Any person willing to give Potato or Macaroni Salad Dixie's homemade ices will be a UNBLEACHED SATIN SU PS Made from the finest ingredients—always fresh. him access to the plans will ma LADIES’ HOSE DUNGAREES big feature of the Buttermilk Bar COTTON Fine Rayon E'or Men and Boys Very Heavy Quality terially help Red Jacket Day which will o0en today on Route 1 Charles Is a descendant of real Red 7c 19c 69c 69c Ssctiaa Ceh llirt FOSS VANILLA, 2ozbot 23c at the Oakland Park entrance. Ice Jacket blood. hutak cuts,. cold freshly churned buttermilk HORMEL SPAM, 12-oz tin 27c will also be featured. The smug T he SCHICK The Young People's Conference little place is new and immaculate, of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine and its hustling proprietors mean ELECTRIC RAZOR SALAD A TEA, red label, % lb pkg 39c was recently held at Brunswick.. business. Attending from this city were Miss NEW HIGH SPEED MOTOR CHICKEN NOODLE, soup mix, pkg 10c Buy a Schick on the new popular club Barbara Waldron, Miss Helen In- Rockland Garden Club members II I IO ATS plan—50c DOWN, 50c PER WEEK. gerson, Miss Cynthia MacAlman, are invited to visit Audubon Na RURI GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, 24*4 lb bag 89c Miss Virginia Hussey, Miss Mary ture Camp July 15. Carl W. Buck- Perry, Miss Marion Wallace, Ver henster has sent details for the trip IVORY SOAP PILLSBURY’S FLOUR, 24'^ lb bag 87c nal Wallace and Vesper Haskell, to Mrs. Donald H. Puller. It will be Medium Guest a privilege to enjoy the motor boat 4 3 Awnings, hammock tops, boat trip to the famous nature grounds, [prospective buyer, present tactfully Edward R Ladd has accepted ap TOMMY TUCKER’S FLOUR, 55c For covers, spray hoods, truck covers. and picnic on the beach—all for a Rockland Lions the other side of the case. One pointment as second lieutenant In | AU canvas work. Waterproofing of very small fee. Members who are ------may win an argument but lose a the Officers Reserve Corps in In-1 1 5 c SNOSHEEN CAKE FLOUR, pkg 21c canvas. Tel. 1262-W, Rockland going are asked to call at once Mrs A. S. Taylor, the Coca Cola I customer. fantry. Awning C o, 18 Willow street. Fuller 383. or Mrs. Jerome Bur 76-81 Manager, Tells Of “The exlra “ Ls rows 465-W. M I thin8s that tount: make sates The sheriff's department. State FRIEND’S BEANS, 2 Human Touch New j and keep customers coming back. Police and City Police were con-j The Blue Bonnet Troop of Girl NEW ENGLAND BRICK OVEN BAKED TALL King Lion ! giving a little more attention stantly on the alert the night be Scouts will hold its house party next ------[ than is expected and being a bit fore the Fourth. A prowl car was | SALE AND DEMONSTRATION M AIN ST STORE TINS WALDO THEATRE week at South Pond. All Scouts Arthur S. Taylor, local m anager, accommodating will succeed, in service, in touch with the Court [ TRY FRIEND'S INDIAN PUDDING, BROWN BREAD. MAINE’S LITTLE RADIO CITY should get in touch with Captain MINCE MEAT AND FISH CAKES. of the Coca-Cola. Company, pre Tlie young man applied these House wireless station. TEL. WALDOBORO 100 Trask as quickly as possible to sented the Company's production rules of salesmanship and succeeded • - ■“ — learn meeting place, time for leav Alfred Miller of Camden was I For the rest of the summer, in the form of a talkie movie, "The I in making what the uncle termed ing etc. Anyone who could trans fined *10 and costs in Municipal there will he matinees every Human Touch.' This was somewhat j a "big sale"—of himself, to a young port a carful of girls to the Warren Court yesterday, after being con Fresh Green P eas65/ weekday at 2.30. Sundays at 3. similar to "Main Street,’’ which [ lady. The father unexpectedly ap- railroad station Monday morning victed of stealing a leg of lamb from Evenings at 7 and 9. caused much favorable comment,' peared on the scene, learned of or Wednesday afternoon please let when presented to the Club about a the transaction, and approving, Barney Tarvis. He was given the Mrs. Trask know. Their help would felt that his son had surely become alternative of spending half a TIIl'RS.-FRI., JULY 6-7 year ago. One first listens to a month in Jail, with one week in J BARS 1 6 / be very much appreciated conversation between father and a successful salesman LUX TOILET SOAP 3 A Maine premier showing of LGE. The new officers took the chairs which to make good. Ninety-one Maine women are son, in which the former tells the “CLOUDS latter that the essential thing for yesterday with Eugene E Stoddard PKG. 2 0 / listed among the 10.222 most suc The annual Rose Sunday of the LUX FLAKES as King Lion. OVER EUROPE” cessful women of the United States him to do before actually getting in First Baptist Church is to be ob- . to business, is to learn to be a sales with a superb cast headed by in the third edition of "American 1 ;erved next Sunday. The church STRICTLY FRESH DRESSED AS man. A salesman is by no means RALPH RICHARDSON Women," a biographical dictionary A further continuance of 10’ be decorated with roses. Any- HADDOCK PENOBSCOT BAY FISII DESIRED > 7 / LAURENCE OLIVIER devoted exclusively to women, Just one with a traveling case, but sell days was granted by Judge Dwinal one Is given the opportunity of I FRESH published at Los Angeles. The list ing is the one problem of us all. yesterday in the case of Gilbert ' sending in roses for this purpose I SATURDAY ONLY. Jl'LY 8 I.R. was picked from a much larger one It may be merchandise, services or Gallant, who had been charged There will be special music by the 1 SCALLOPS DEEP SEA 1 9 / WM. illupalong (’a? idyl BOYD ideas. Practically everyone is sell obtained by editors of the book with assault upon a young girl [ choir, and Miss Gladys Orant will i GEORGE I Windy l HAYES ing something to somebody all of from officials In organizations, Girl and parents could not be lo- £ing, "Rose of Sharon." The sub- ; SUNSHINE in the time. ANCY alumnae secretaries of colleges and cated. ject of Mr. MacDonald's sermon CUCUMBERS, I KESli 3 for 10c “RENEGADE TRAIL” universities, and business, civic and As a result of the conversation, ------will be "Jesus, Rose of Sharon ” CREAM LUNCH, lb pkg 20c tlie son goes to a country store op 1939 These should lie included in every picnic basket. Alsu Sflected Short Subjects professional leaders. Nearly a third Home salted peanuts, fresh daily Tlus special rose service will be a t . ONIONS, 5 lbs 15c erated by an uncle, and finds tJ (HOP of the Maine women are writers. with the real "home-salted" flavor. 10.30. PERRY'S SUPREME SUN. MON, JULY 9-10 his surprise that it is quite a mod RED Among those mentioned arc Win- Cakes, brownies amT fudge made to ------I ern establishment. The uncle tells TOMATOES, RIPE 2 lbs 19c DOUGHNUTS, 2 doz 29c ‘PEG OF OLD DRURY’ nifred Pales, author, Rockland order. Blanche S. Morton, 114 Lucien K. Green 4 Son, Burdell's | him that while many things have with Ruth R. Blodgett and Margaret Broadway, Tel. 293-W — adv. Dress Shop, 16 School St., Rock- | CAULIFLOWER, head 15c MARBLE CAKE ...... 17c ANN NEAGLE Fishback, writers, Thomaston. changed, and things are not as they | land oiler—Furs, Dresses, Coats; as PEG WOFFINGTON were, the customer never changes, [large stock Moderately priced. A’l | B.&M. BEANS ...... 2 tin* 25c CEDRIC IIARDWICKE BORN and that people are the same as new and seasonable goods —adv. STRING BEANS, qt 5c POTTED MEAT - ...... 2 tin* 9c as DAVID GARRICK Infrahim —At Chicago. I ll. July-4. to they always have been. You can t CORN MUFFIN M IX ...... pkg 10c Mr. and Mrs Carl F. Ingraham (Eliza streamline human nature, and the THE Q UINN Coming: “Young .Mr. Lincoln." beth Phllbrookl. a daughter FANCY JELL-0 ICE CREAM MIX 3 tins 25c Ross—At Gardiner Hospital. July 2. important thing is the human touch. "Juarez," “Goodbye .Mr. Chips.’ to Rev and Mrs Leo Ross of Union, TREE SURGEONS ORANGES CALIFORNIA PURE VANILLA ...... 2 oz bot 18c “Confessions of a Nazi Spy." a daughter—Cecelia. The son starts in in tlie base World’s Fair Visitors ment. learning about the stock of WYANDOTTE CLEANSER 2 tns 11 c ALBERT QUINN MARRIED goods that is to be sold, by uncrat You Are Welcome To 2 DOZ. 3 9 / CORNFLAKES...... pkg 5c Marr-Colson—At Warren. June 30. by ing the same and, finally, after some ROCKLANp, ME. Rev L. Clartr Piench, Walter Marr of MY-T-FINE DESSERTS, 4 pkgs 19c Warren and Carrie Colson of Rockland experiences, learns the tules of FOR BETTER HOTEL CLOVER BLOOM Wyllir-MIller—At Waldoboro June 30 FIRE KINDLERS...... 3 pkg* 25c C. H. MOOR & CO. 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Conn., passed the weekend at A MAID CALLED MILLS their farm, the former Cazallis WALDOBORO Mr. and Mrs Walter Holder and place at Pleasant Point. ARTHRITIS ft ft ft ft son Richard of Belmont, Mass., Kenneth Shaw of Summit, N J HERE RED JACKET DAY Pain Promptly Relieved Whom You Will Take To Your Heart When She Talks MRS. LOUISE MILLER were recent guests of Mr and Mrs. ■ has joined Mrs. Shaw and son at Sufferers from Rheumatism, Arthritis, Neu Correspondent W. B Holder, while enroute to ritis. Sciatica, and Lumbago t Make thia About Household Matters tile Street cottage for a few days. simple, easy test. Get an inexpensive ft ft ft ft Montreal for a trip, leaving their Mr. Street with his sister Miss Fer package of M Y AC IN today. Take tablets as directed. If you don't experience prompt Tel. n son Richard for a stay with his guson also arrived there Sunday for relief, return the balance of the tablets, end BROADCAST BY MARJORIE MILLS your money will be refunded in full. The (Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 1.30 p. m. over Stations grandparents. a brief stay. formula for M Y AC IN was originally die- covered in Europe, but ia now used by thou- WNAC Boston; WTAG. Worcester; WCSH. Portland; WTIC, Hartford; Miss Joan 3urnhvimer went Mrs Leila Austin of Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Broughton sands of doctors and hospitals throughout WICC, Bridgeport; WEAN, Providence; and WLBZ, Bangor). this country. Contains no harmful nabit- Tuesday to Boston where she will Mass., is guest at F. G Olson's. of New York are at their cottage for forming drugs and will not upset stomach. Mr and Mrs. Richard Savory of Regular package only 50c. Large economy attend summer school at Boston the summer. aiie J 1.00 Clip this ad ee e reminder tu nicely browned, about 12 to 15 min buy M Y AC IN today. Would you like to hear about the University. Waban, Mass., are at her father's Mr. and Mrs. Philip I .ester and gardens at the World's Fair now utes. Reduce temperature to mod bungalow, for an annual vacation. C. H. MOOR & COMPANY Rev. and Mrs. William Muir who daughter Nancy of Portland are in 322 Main S treet Rockland th a t the mpch-photographed tulips erate <350 degrees F.) and cook 10 Mrs. Charles Bailey entertained have been residing at Long Island town guests of her parents, Mr and have faded and the spring flowers minutes longer. Yield: Six portions the past week several of Mr. Frenchboro are now at their home Mrs. Ansel Orne Mr. and Mrs. are past? You’ll find breath-tak Candied Mint Leaves Bailey's relatives who were enroute Mr. and Mrs. John Munson of on Main street. Orne were at their cottage at ing mid-summer splendor all the (From Wenham Herb Center) to their summer home Swan’s Cambridge. Mass.. Miss Madeline Mr. and Mrs. Warren Colwell and Washington campground over the same we can promise yo’’ after a Thin gum arabic w’ith water and Island Her mother Mrs. Wilson, Smith of CheJsea and Mrs. Annie children were holiday guests of her weekend. week end pilgrimage. New Eng brush each fresh green mint leaf who was guest there has returned Smith of Northport were weekend parents Mr and Mrs. Ward Hitch Misses Ernestine Rivers and Rita land is represented by as lovely a w’ith the mixture, using a good to Worcester. Mass Mr Bailey of guests of Mrs. Carrie Hall. cock in Damariscotta. Rivers of Washington, were at the typical garden as ever blossomed. I sized firm, clean paint brush. Then New York was home for the Fourth, Mrs. Hazel Pottle entertained at Flint cottage over the weekend. designed by Laurence St. John of dip the leaves in sugar and leave Mrs. Ervin Pinkham and son, with a party of friends a dinner party Sunday in honor of Keene. N. H. Box-edged with wind- I to crisp and harden on wax paper. Wayne, of Nobleboro were visitors S H Olson has been hauling Wellington Smith is having a the birthdays of Mr. Pottle, Mrs. ing paths, that old New England They have to be packed in air-tight Wednesday of Mrs. Lila Lovejoy's. pulpwcod to the station the past studio built. F I Geyer is the Effie Dickey and Capt George garden holds Just now budded hoi-1 tin boxes tn layers with wax paper Mrs. Maude Clark Gay. Mrs. Sace week, for shipment to the mill at workman. Stewart. Dinner was served by lyhocks, lupine in a riot of bloom, between each layer but they're Weston and Mrs. Nan Weston are Pejepscot. He was assisted by his Mr and Mrs Kenneth Marshall Mrs Doris Steward, the table being attractive with seasonal flowers. 6weet William, clove pinks, crane- worth all the trouble. Imagine re attending a board meeting a t the son John and F I Geyer and son Albert of Boothbay Har bill lavender and southernwood, galing your friends with your own Lincoln Home for the Aged in New Mr and Mrs. Clifford Shuman bor were recent guests of Mr and Three handsomely decorated cakes and carnations and all the candied mint leaves next winter at castle today. They will also at were recent guests of Mr and Mrs. Mrs. H. J. Marshall. graced the festive board. old time favorites arranged in tea or adorning a huge layer cake tend the funeral of Mis* Emma Mc- F I Geyer. Their daughter Mrs. Miss Hester Foster of Thomaston the not-too-orderly grace of an with pink peppermint icing and a Cobb. a resident of the home. Homer Marshall who has been with was recently entertained at the SOUTH WALDOBORO old New England garden. wreath of candied peppermint Supt. and Mrs. A. D. Gray left them during her recent severe ill home of Mr and Mrs E. K. Ma Mrs. John Harding and children The acres of beds along the la leaves. Wednesday for a visit with relatives ness is now at her own home; Miss loney. of Newton Centre are vacationing goons and avenues where the tulips Raspberry Melon Cup in western Massachusetts. Before Edith Orne is with her to assist Rev. and Mrs Wheelock and at the Harding summer home. blossomed are filled with petunias, One and one-half cups of fresh returning they will visit the World's with the work. Mrs. Marshall re daughter Miss Carol Wheelock of Alfred Standish. Jr., is employed heliotrope, begonias and ivy. Larks- raspberries. 1 cup sugar. 3 cups of Fair. ceived about 100 cards during her Springfield. M ass. are at Gray at the Mayo summer home. spur. great clumps and spires of it diced, chilled watermelon. Mrs Osborne Welt accompanied recent shower as well as many other House for the summer Mr Mandol has had the power in every conceivable shade of pink, Cover the raspberries with the by her daughter Mrs. George Brown gifts including a pursb of money. blue and white blossoms in the sugar and let stand in refrigerator and Miss Isobel Brown were guests Several callers wejr there Monday lines extended to his residence, the DEER ISLE former Capt William Hoffses prop Gardens of Tomorrow with Ma for at least an hour. Then force Tuesday of relatives in Rockland. to help celebrate her birthday, This charming young person is to be a special guest In Rockland on Red erty. donna lilies, masses of coral bells through a course sieve. Heap the Miss Marguerite Davidson and among whom were Mrs. Helen Dr and Mrs. G G Wheeler Jacket Day. according to a pleasant rumor Mrs James MeAleer and daugh and quantities of Sweet William diced watermelon in sherbet glasses Everett Achorn of Worcester. Mass., Perry. R N of Rockland. Mrs. have returned from New York city. and verbena. A combination we Miss Gene Keene. Clinton Mank ter Ellen of Richmond. Va„ are and pour the raspberry puree over Stanley Miller, son Douglas, as well Mrs. Helen Ormsby and Miss Ma LINCOLNVILLE end with her father. Ernest Ma liked was the dark blue Chinese del and Philip Weston passed the holi visiting Mr. and (Mrs. Leland Win all. (Serve in a bed of cracked ice as Mrs Helen Hahn of Thomaston. rian French spent last week in honey phinium. yellow and white Cali day with Mr. and Mrs. S. H. W es Oeorge Hoxie of Lincoln will lec chenbach either as a first course or as a Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Hahn at dif Boston. Mrs. Florence MacDonald visited fornia poppies and orange Ledbouri. simple dessert. ton at Greenland Lodge in Bremen ferent times during her recent ill ture and give spirit messages at the Rev and Mrs T. H. Fernald mo Mrs. Alfred Bruce and children friends In Bangor and Newport The Elizabethan Knot Garden ar Sponge Cake Everett Achorn and Miss Mar ness were her nurses One day dur Old Church Sunday at 2.30 and 8 tored Tuesday to Woolwich where are guests of Mrs. Lucy C. Bruce over the holidays they called on former parsihioners. ranged by the Brooklyn Botanical Into a quart measure put 3 egg guerite Davidson of Worcester. ing her convalescence she had 27 The evening meeting will be devot Mr and Mrs. Frederick Gray and Society is on a somewhat larger yolks. cup watjr. Beat until Mass., have been weekend and callers. Miss Esther Dodge of Lowell, ed wholly to message work There The Union Aid met last Thurs two children of Hallowell were in scale than the one at the recent container is nearly full. Place 1', holiday guests of his parents. Mr. Merle D James and family are j Mass . is visiting the George Dodges will be an admission fee at the door day at the church and had as guests town Sunday in observance of the Boston Flower Show but no lovelier. cups sugar in bowl, pour egg mix and Mrs. Alva APhorn. at their farm. Miss Betsy, who Just Edward Southworth and family to defray expenses Mr Hoxie will the Baptist Aid of Nobleboro ape birthday of Mr. Gray's mother. Mrs Rev. and Mrs. Sidney Packard of Entwined borders of common ture over it. Beat 10 minutes Add Mr and Mrs. Robert Hanrahan graduated from high school in East and Melvin Southworth and family hold a seance Saturday night at Effie Dickey. thyme, germander. Santolina and 1** cups cake flour sifted 3 times have returned from a visit with Aurora. N. Y . and Miss Gwendolyn of Springfield. M ass. have opened Mrs Bryant's home on Pearl street Camden. Brainard Winchenbach. the old Viola odorata outline the “knots'’ with 1 teaspoon baking powder. relatives in New Brunswick a student at Syracuse University, their cottages at Salmon Point for in Camden. Roy Allen was home from North est resident of this aeefiOn is in ill and give an edging of varied shades teaspoon salt. Add 1 teaspoon van Lieut Gilbert Crowell. Reserve will remain the summer. Mr the season. Mrs. Carrie Clarke has employ Haven for the weekend of green enclosing all the sweet old illa. % teaspoon almond extract. Officer is at Fort McKinley where James spent the Fourth and w*ill Mr. and Mrs David Frantz. Da ment as cook at Haven's Inn. North Ivan Lobrie is at Fort McKinley health. ' . Alfred Standish. Sr., is attending herbs, pot herbs, medicinal and Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. he is one of the officers in charge return later for an annual vacation. vid Frantz, Jr., and Lee Cordier of - Haven. In South Portland for 30 days' mili summer school in Farmington. those for fragrance. Bake in large tube pan 60 minutes of training at C.M.T.C. Miss Georgia Young who has em Lansdowne. Penn are at Woodover Miss Marion Young who has been tary training. A group of Connecticut garden a t 300 degrees F. Mrs. Sadie Tait is visiting in Bath. ployment In Boston, ts spending a cottage. teaching at Livermore Falls, is Mrs. Hazel Pottle and son Mau clubs used a most unusual border MENU Miss Eilie McLaughlin of Stam vacation with her parents. Mr. and passing a few days at her home rice were Bahgor visitors Saturday. GEORGES RIVER ROAD for their garden of Today, rufflev. Breakfast ford. Conn., is spending the sum Mrs. W A. Young. A certain ranch at Kingsville, here. Mrs Ada Morton returned Sun Service will be held in Finntown purplish Japanese cabbage, as dec Shredded Pineapple mer at her home on Main street. Mr and Mrs. James Ferguson, Tex., is larger than the State of Miss Marjorie Mahoney of Med- day to Belmont after a week's visit at the schoolhouse Sunday at 1.30 orative as any foliage we've ever Omelet Mr and Mrs Harold Benner of with their son David of New Ha Delaware. i ford, Mass., spent the holiday week with Mr. and Mrs H. A Miller seen. One of the new glass fences Brioche Coffee Belmont. Mass., are guests of S. A. encloses this garden and they are Lunch Jones. lovely; the glass has the color and Baked Bean Sandwiches Miss Jessie Achorn has returned shimmer of greenish ice. transpar Sweet Sliced Pickle frem a visit tn Chelsea. Mass. ent enough to let light and the pat Clifford Tea Cookies Mr. and Mrs Dudley Hovey and u tern of foliage show through and Iced Tetley Tea children of Newtonville. Mass., are yet giving privacy and seclusion to Dinner at Martin's Point. HONEYMOON SKIPPER" FINDS CAMELS GIVE MORE a garden. •Deerfoot Sausage Entree Mrs. Henry Mason, accompanied The French espalier garden is Buttered Spinach her mother. Mrs. Henry Palmer beautiful; a summer house with Sliced Italian Onions with Wednesday to New Hampshire roof and sides of espalie -ed app'e Radishes and lettuce where Mrs. Palmer will remain Io trees, the horizontal cordons of es- •Raspberry Melon Cup visit relatives. PLEASURE PER PUFF...MORE PUFFS PER PACK! paliered fruit trees for a fence-like •Sponge Cake A truck full of happy children enclosure, an old stone well in the Coffee members of the Baptist Sunday center and flowers and vegetables School accompanied by their teach growing cosnly together in the beds Correspondents and contributors ers enjoyed a picnic Wednesday at . . heads of lettuce and romain. are asked to write on Only Ohe Jefferson Lake. By burning 25% slower than beets, carrots, strawberries, scal side of the paper Frederick Brummitt of Boston is the average of the 15 other of lions, chives and summer savoury visiting at his home here. the largest-selling brands all hob-nobbing w ith violas. Sweet Miss Bessie Reed who has been tasted — slower than any of William, Newport pink, and other at Grant's Camps in the Rangeley flowers. Old ^avo'iihL section is now at her home on Main | them —CAMELS give smokers To walk through these gardens street. the equivalent of 1 a t sunset with the chimes playing, NEW LOW Mrs. Stanley I Bailey and Gladys the soft music that floats from loud Grant spent Wednesday night at speakers all through the Fair hov Weld, guests of Mrs. Emma Bailey. ering overhead and the air heavy JWCE Fev. and Mrs. Horace M. Taylor with every conceivable mingling of and son. Donald of Westfield and fragrances is an unforgetable ex Mr and Mrs. Fay Crockett of Cari perience if you love gardens. bou were holiday guests at Open Deerfoot Sausage Entree Gates. Eight medium-sized potatoes. 2 Mr and Mrs. Louis Burns spent tablespoons Land O Lakes butter, the weekend and holiday in Cam 1 teaspoon salt, dash of pepper. 1 bridge. N Y egg. well beaten, cream, 1 pound Mr and Mrs. E. J. Branscom of small Deerfoot pork sausages. Mt. Vernon. N Y. are guests of Wash sweet potatoes and boil I Mrs K I De.vmore and Mrs. Dey- until tender. Drain and peel. | more Press through ricer. Add butter. I Mr and Mrs William Doe of «»lt. pepper and egg. Beat well, Weeks Mills, Mr and Mrs. George then add enough cream to make Doe and children. Pern. Peter and light and fluffy. Pile into greased Ralph of Windsorville were guests casserole, press sausage? lightly in CAIN’S*** Sunday of Mrs. Jennie Benner. to surface and bake in a hot oven Harry Brown of Rockland was a 4on degrees F. until sausages are MAYONNAISE caller Saturday at the Benner home. p s RAZORVILLE THEY JUST HEARD THAT John Light, a former resident of this community died recently in FRESH PEACH South Liberty. For years millions of smokers have Mrs. Maud Merrifield and Miss ' IS BACK! ' , enjoyed the milder, cooler smoking Mildred Merrifield visited Sunday ...an d the economy...of long-burn with friends here ing Camels. Now impartial labora Mr. and Mrs. John L. Howard f ;. to ry tests measure'this added value B i and family visited Mrs. Edith Over in Camels through a comparison of lock recently enroute from Kents 16 o f the largest-selling brands: Hill where the Juniors attended Epworth League. CAMELS were found to con tain MORE TOBACCO BY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of W EIGHT than the average for Hyde Park passed the holiday with the 15 other of the largest-selling brands. his mother. Mrs. Carrie Clark. O CAMELS BURNED SLOWER P THAN ANY OTHER BRAND Civile 4 PAKryD TESTED —25% SLOWER THAN1 THE AVERAGE TIME OF llrnr'W n treat you'll want to enjoy often! Fresh, tree-rip ' « • - L a THE 15 OTHER OF THE LARGEST- ened peaches in that silken-smooth Sealtest-appmved-lre SELLING BRANDS! By burning 25% Cream! We’re giving you added enjoyment by bringing you slower, on the average, Camels give this great ice cream favorite ahead of time this year! Your smokers the equivalent of 5 EXTRA family will enjoy it! Get som e for dessert tonight at your SMOKES PER PACK! neighborhood Fro-joy dealer's. Coerrtffbt. LW9. R. J. Reynold* Tobacco Co., Wbetur,.Salem. N. C. In the same tests, CAMELS HELD THEIR ASH FAR its FIVE-FRUIT SHERBET FOR JULYI LONGER than the average time for all the other brands. B r su r c t o tr y t hi a delicious Scaliest -approved -Sherbet! Five de 3 licious fruit flavor* Idendcd together for your cool refreshment! THE CIGARETTE OF More puffs per pack-more pleasure per puff—Camels are the quality cig arette every smoker can afford. FR O -JO Y O ICE CREAM THEM IN THt COSTLIER TOBACCOS _ ■V i.»»»»»«» CAMELPENNY FOR PENNY YOUR BEST CIGARETTE BUY! Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gatehe, Thursday, July 6, 1939 P age Five Vinalhaven’s Big Show Spider". VINALHAVEN WARREN There were several other floats of (Continued from Page One) outstanding merit, among these A ft ft ft ft ft ft ft St were the Buddies Club depicting the / ZZWA 7AM F ated by these three rousing blasts. MRS. OSCAR C. LANE ALENA L. STARRETT making of the American FI g. the The outstanding feature of the last Correspondent Correspondent Pleasant River Grange Float con day of the festivities was to be the ft ft ft ft taining a group of farmerettes and parade and while it may be consid Ulmer Sm ith of Bane, Vt„ is which bore the caption "The F ar Tel. 49 ered very good In spots It was far FIRST NATIONAL S f o t t x visiting his mother Mrs. Charles mer Feeds Us All " The Lions C lub1 far far below the standard set by, ha{) g float ,ts ,n Smith. Miss Carrie Colson, daughter of fathers on the 100th birthday our signia, and the car entered by the Dr. and Mrs ,F. F. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Colson of of our town. 50 years ago. American Legion received high sons Pletcher and Gardiner of Rockland, and Walter Marr, son of BUt it was our own forefathers AHE ALWAYS F/RST WITH THE commendation for its tasty regalia Rockland were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marr of this who did the trick and wc are per Ed Sellars and 'Fred Barker with his parents Mr and Mrs. F A. town were married Friday night at fectly willing to admit that they their cars appropriately and tidily Brown. the Congregational parsonage by had us beaten in that respect for it decorated were at the end of the Mrs. Vernon Halloway of Ohio, Rev. Clark French. Their only at- was In remembrance of their pre line. The ball game scheduled to is a visitor at the home of her par i tendants were, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- cept and example that supplied the take place between the Vinalhaven best food ents Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Oarver. I cnce Widdecombe of Rockland. For urge to do something in commemo Buys/ Chiefs and the Beals of Portland a time they will live in this town. ration of them as they had done in Miss Lucille Morton was home did not take place owing to the non honor of their forebears on June from Camden for over the Fourth, A daily vacation Bible school will arrival of the former. For what 21. 1889 Matt McKenna of Bo; ton is be held at the Baptist Church for reason they failed to appear we The writer of these lines being spending the week in town ] two weeks beginning Monday. have not been able to find out but Mrs. Mary Daniels, daughter Mrs. Daily sessions will be from 9 to 12. a member of the town committee it was through no fault of the sports was “drafted" into one of the auto PRICES AT Mary O'Donnell and daughter, Sus- This will be sponsored by both committee that the game did not ROCKLAND. ROCKPORT AND CAMDEN STORES anne of Medford. Mass., are guests churches and will be under the mobiles that took part in the pa take place as advertised. of Mrs. Edith Vinal. J leadership of Miss Eleanor Dow of rade so is unable to numerate the To fill in the gap caused by the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goss and Rockland who is completing two features of the parade in the order omission of this feature the Rock BROOKSIDE 1 LB. dauhgter Hazel of Portland spent higlW successful vacation school in which they came and sincerely land band which had so ably done NEW GRASS the past week at Rockaway Inn. sessions in adjoining towns. She hopes he isn't omitting any. its share in furnishing music for BUTTER ROLL 2 7 c Mrs Ada Simpson of Thomas- will be assisted by teachers of the An advance guard of police pre the day's program was again called top is visiting her sister Mrs. Mer- church schools of both churches. ceded the parade then followed L. upon for a concert to which it glad 1 LB. tie Carver. All children cf the community are B. Dyer, marshal of the day, on ly responded and did an excelled* 2 CHOICE I PKGb Miss Margaret Simmons and Mrs. invited to attend. The period will horseback. The contingent of sail job too. Then came the time for LARD 1 5 c Grace S trout of Rockland are close with an exhibition of the ors from the coast guard boat Travis the steamers departure and Viual- FINE POUND guests of Mr. and Mrs Oscar C. work done during the session and a was next in line with the Vinal- havenites saw a host of the folks GRANULATED Lane. picnic. haven 'Band. Following was the thev had so recent'y and e'.odly SUGAR 10 PAPER BAG 4 8 c Mr. and Mrs. James Baker and Rev W S Stacknouse, pastor of car containing Miss Vinalhaven, welcomed to I heir town, in the act the First Baptist Church at Monti Miss Columbia. Commander Harold family of Dcleware are at their es of making tnek departure. MILLBROOK 28 OZ. MEATS tate on Treasure Island. cello has accepted a call to come to Fultz. U. S. N.. and S. L. Winslow At the ball giound at 8 o'clock in AT OUR Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hatch and the Baptist Church. Educated at chairman of the town committee the evening Miss Anna Coughlin TONICS ASST FLAVORS—Contents 4 2 9 c son Fred who were guests the past the Acadia University in Wolfvllle. Woodcock-Cassie-Coombs Post again recited her beiutiful oiigmai three weeks of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Nova Scotia, he has held pastorates was next in line, then Can poem dedicated to Vinalhavens N o >/2 Coombs returned Tuesday to Wol in Havelock. N. B., In Hempstead, ton Vinalhaven. Patriarchs Mili Sesqui-centennial Celebration cud TUNA FISH - »25« 2 TINS tant. the red shirted members CAMDEN MARKET laston. Mass. and Queens, N. Y. He is a member another presentation of the pageant Mr and Mrs. Joseph Donahue of of the K of P Lodge in Moncton. of Vinalhavens Fire Dept., the was given and the great event 12 oz Dorchester. Mass., arc at "The N. B. and Is a past grand of the Rockland Band. Vinalhaven Branch passed into history. HORMEL SPAM TIN 27e Robins Nest." Hempstead Lodge. I.O.OP He was Paving Cutters Union float on which The amplifying apparatus fur ’ STRAINED FACE Roy Creed of Barre. V*.„ is guest treasurer of the scout committee in were two men in the act of con nished by W W. Knights wa<= one b’/^oz of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Smith. Monticello. After spending the verting two thin slabs of Vinalhaven cf tl:e best investments made by CLAPP'S BABY FOODS 3 TINS 23c Mr and Mrs. Fred Garrett of Ver weekend in town, he and his daugh granite into paving blocks. This the committee and Its obliging and RUMP ROAST 1 1 2 9 mont are visiting relatives in town. ter. Miss Allison Stackhouse left float bore the caption "Vinalhaven efficient proprietor has the sincere 8 oz Byron Thomas recently bought Monday on a short vacation trip to Granite and Workmen Stand at thanks of the Vina'haven commit RASPBERRIES 2 TINS 19« CHOICE the house owned by Fred Greenlaw Boston. the Top." This float won second tee fir the way he has responded located near Lane's Island Bridge. The Farmers Co-operative Trad- prize in the commercial class. Fol to Ueir many requests, and recur.- H O M E L A N D PKG RIB RlwSTS 1 1 2 5 ' Mrs. Ethel Strickland and daugh I ing Club will be sponsor of a pro lowing it was a long line of men, mend him highly to anybody need TEA BAGS ORANGE PEKOE O F is ter Helen of Medford. Mass., are gram and dance Saturday night at members of the local branch. Ar ing services of this kind. SPRING thur Arey had three floats in the guests of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wil Glover hall, at 8 o'clock, the pro At the grand ball at Memorial 16 oi 24 oz parade one represented a lobster 2 5 < liams ceeds to benefit the junior high hall in the evening the Ses p.i Cen FINAST T Macgowan and son Warren have was spent at the W hite Mountains. HOPE In Everybody’s Column ; returned home after two weeks' va- Mr. Oliver who has spent many » CAMDEN ROCKPORT Advertisements In this column not THOMASTON 1 cation spent at the World's Pair in summers here a t his camp "The Miss Jane, Robbins entertained FO R SALE to exceed three lines Inserted once for £ £ £ £ ft ft ft ft several young friends a t a party 25 cents, th ie e times for 50 cents. Ad « A « « New York I Birches ' has a host of friends in ditional lines five cents each for one last Thursday afternoon. Games NEW outboard motor boat 16 ft long SHIRLEY T. WILLIAMS Dorothy Pe.vler of Everett, Mass., GILBERT HARMON LIDA O. CHAMPNEY this locality who extend congratu time. 10 cents for three times. Five were enjoyed and refreshments for sale. HERBERT BAUM. Tel 492-M, small words to a line. Correspondent i Is visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr. Correspondent Correspondent lations and best wishes to the couple f t f t ft ft for many years of happy wedded were served The guests were ft ft ft ft and Mrs. Robert Libby. ZSft ZSft ftZS Z'ft OOOD bargains In one and two fam life. They plan to come here for Priscilla Wentworth. Pauline and ily houses; would like oiler on 8-rooin Mrs. Charles Shorey and Miss Telephone 713 Tel. 2229 house In good condition good location; Tel. 190 a brief stay later in the summer. Joyce Robbins, M aralyn Brown, also a large farm to trade for city home '.LOST AND FOUND I Lena Shorey pleasantly entertained F a ith and Ann Ludwig, Joye True, I,. A. THURSTON. Tel 1159 78-tf Henry Brown of Boston is visiting Windows in the houses near Hart Mrs. Alice George has joined her the Friendly Club last night Among Mrs. Fred Witherspoon has re Jacqueline Wilson. Natalie and NEW m ilch Jersey cow for sale, three ford's Corner were badly damaged years old CLARENCE ROGERS. In BROWN suede Jacket left Sunday at sister, Miss Hilda George, at their those present was Mrs. Emerson turned from Boston, where she has his grandmother. Mrs Inez Carle early Rourth of July morning by O lenn Payson, Lois Pearse, Viola graham Hill 80-82 Spruce Head at Coast Guard dock No Watts of Saugus, Mass , who is here been visiting her daughter. Hazel. ton for the summer. tify THE COURIER-GAZETTE. |Tel. 770 summer home here, after visiting a tremor and blast which was felt Brownell, Virginia Pendleton and GAS stove, four burners and oven, 79-81 friends in Limerick. for the summer. The new presi- I The fridiv club will meet July Miss Eleanor Sm all and Wilbur Louise and Emily Richardson. for sale: also bath tub with faucets dent. Miss Rita Smith, conducted 14 ;or a covered dish luncheon at Cummins of Attleboro, Mass.. Mrs. and heard practically all over town. both cheap; two screen doors and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Money A public supper, play and dance hinges, 6 ft. 8 In x2 ft 8 In, $2 each. the business meeting and Mrs. 12 30 with Mrs. Finlay H. Calder. Cecil Small and children Nancy The home of Mrs. Blanche Ells 8 A MACOMBER 23 Amesbury S t. of Attleboro, Mass., were weekend will be held Thursday a t the Orange Rockland. Tel. 958-J ______19-81 Leach and Mrs. Josephine Stone "p,e coai barge Macungie is un- and Patricia of Whitinsville. Mass . worth was among those which re guests of Rep, and Mrs. William T. hall or the beneit of the church. : W A N TED : were chosen to serve on the Church loading a cargo of mixed coal at the spent the holiday at the home of ceived the greatest damage, glass MODERN bicycle for sale Good con Smith. and even the sashes on the back T he Hatchet M ountain 4-H Club dition. THEODORE SIILI. Middle R d, Ig ♦♦♦♦«•*■*•***** w flower committee for July. A walk P a . Willey wharf. Miss Helen Small. Warren. ______19-81 William Cullen of Lewiston is side being broken in all the win boys and leader Mrs. Bessie Hardy ROWBOAT or dlnithie wanted 12 nr ! through the garden was enjoyed on The Rotary Club met Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. W. H Carroll of RAKING machine for sale, pair of 16 ft tlrst class condition Stale price visiting his sister. Miss. Belle Cul- • arrlva] and anagrams and Chinese dows. It Is reported that dynamite held a whist party a t the Grange extra > halts. MORRIS GORDON, 6 Tea und where seen. Write "PC M care noon at the Yacht Club, tlie i.ew Belfast spent the holiday at the S t , T el. 1184-J. city ______78*80 The Courier-Gazette 80 81 len. Mrs. Cullen will join him here check<,rs foUowed mwtlng Th. was thrown from the bridge on hall last Thursday night to raise president Elmer True presiding. home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Flan SLIGHTLY used Universal Electric WOMAN wanted for general house next week for the summer. c,ub wU1 picnic thf ,9th at the Camden Road just below the resi funds for the club. Range for sale, price reasonable In work Write "L. S ." care The Courier The program consisted of a drama ders. 8 0 -8 2 dence of C. W Holmes but the Mr. and Mrs D. Pagliano have quire 260 CAMDEN ST. city.______19-81 Gazette ______Miss Louise Bradshaw and Ken- camden Park, supper at 6.30 Miss tic portrayal of the history o' the Miss Peggie Y aitaw with Miss BOY wanted to board on a farm by party or parties responsible for the returned to New York after spend 100 It I RED pullets for sale. KEN Waldcboro party, for what help he neth Clark of Marlboro. Mass., ^ m a ntlHngham is to see to trans* Brady gang and of their capture Evelyn Mansfield of Camden and NETH OVERLOCK. West Meadow Rd act remains unindentified. could Dr William Tatem, Clarke Leon 1 Mr. and Mrs. B E. Wood were Lady Knox Chapter, DA.R. was UNION tain the Community Club July 11 ard and Frank R. Cowan Jr. all of holiday guests of Mrs. Everett Gil entertained yesterday afternoon by at her cottage on Crawford Lake. Buffalo, N. Y„ were In the city bert, returning Wednesday to their Mrs. Helen Lord and Mrs. Mary Mrs. Adelade Blanch and daugh A car operated by Mrs. Elizabeth yesterday visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. home in Roslindale, Mass. Cooper, at Mrs. .Lord’s summer ter Emily of Manchester, were in Hilt was in collision Sunday at Odd G. Cole. home at Marshall Point, Port Clyde, town Friday and attended the fu Fellows block with a car coming up ® S O C i ETY Mrs. Henry H. Randall of Port 18 members and guests greatly en neral for Mrs. Everett Rlply. The the hill, the two machines striking Mrs. Maude Comins, Miss Esther. land was the guest Tuesday of her joying a pleasant afternoon on the Blanches formerly resided here. "midship." The occupants were French and Mrs. Helen Perry have sister Mrs Richard H. Britt. piazza, where there was a fine view Mr. and Mrs. Everett Norwood not seriously Injured and both cars I Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McLoon have gone to Lewiston, where they are and refreshing breeze. Picnic lunch and children are in town, Mr. Nor left the scene under their own been in Port Fairfield, where they enrolled for the summer sessions Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Glover, Miss was served. wood has employment in Massachu power. were guests for the weekend holi at Bates College. Margaret Stahl and Miss Annie setts. Seven Tree Grange will confer day, at the home of their daughter Frost have returned from a motor Mrs. Lillian Mildwoff of New Mrs. Georgia Mills who was called the flr.t and second degrees on Mrs. Linwood Rogers. Mrs. E. B. Pelch has returned to trip which took them to Exeter, N. York is bvlslting her parents, Mr from Augusta by the death of her sever, candidates July 12. Boston after a two week’s visit with H. mad Lyndonville, Vt.. tlie Jour and Mrs. Isaac Berliaksy. mother returned to her work Tues Frederick N. Wheeler of Boston her sister. Mrs. Jennie Gray. Wal ney home being made through the day. Is the guest of his mother, Mrs. do avenue. Now comes the lowly bean with White Mountains. They were away Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Orant of ■F. Y. Roy was In Rockland Friday Betsy Wheeler, and sister, Mrs. proper lacquering It can be strung over the weekend and holiday. Peabody, Mass., and Frank Orant Jane Talt, Holmes street. Mrs. Gilly Tenant spent the holi into a very stylish necklace and i of Salem are visiting Mrs. Sadie on business. Mr. und Mrs. William Sweeney of day with her parents in Skowhegan. bracelets that help cover the arms Robert Kochs and daughter Grant. Nancy Curtis passed the week Pleasant street had as guests this Mrs. Annette Keighley and that do not lend charm to the short Betsy of New York are occupying end with her grandmother Mrs. week Mrs. Franklin Burke of Ban daughter Miss Jane Keighley are Mr and Mrs. John Robishaw.of sleeve or otherwise! their summer heme on Bear Hill. Miss Clytie French Spear of Carrie Esancy. gor, Miss Mary Sweeney of Old spending a few days at their home Portland and Clarence Robishaw of a a a • Rockport. Brooklyn, was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Perry were Town, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley in Middle Haddam, Conn. New York spent the holiday with New Caddie: "I thought golf Mrs John Smith Fogg, at With- callers Sunday at Delmore Cum Needham and son of Old Town. their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray courses were 18 holes. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conners ain’s Lobster Pound, Monday night. mings' of Appleton. The many friends of Miss Spear, Miss Mildred Dow, Mrs. Flora mond Robishaw. Caddie master: "So they are." and son Richard were guests over Mrs. Gertrude Clarke was hos Home for a month’s vacation who was a Warren girl, will be Spear and Mrs. Geneva Huke, spent New caddy: "Well my man was the weekend of Mrs. Alice Kalloch. tess Friday to the Mothers Club. from the Cooley-Dickenson hospital pleased to know that she has been the holiday and weekend at the Ralph Richards and his assis short about three clubs. Honors were won by Mrs. Edgar in Northampton, Mass. Miss Mary • • a a George Wardwell who has been invited to exhibit her flower paint Dow camp at Crawford Lake. tant, Charles Rackliff are in Spring Barker and Mrs. Irving Rich. ITEIS Ginn is visiting her parents Mr. vale. Did you know that birds have visiting his sister. Mrs. Lelia Ben ings at the National Academy of Miss Annie M Rhodes is spend FIND THEM IN THF and Mrs. Maurice Oinn. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Coombs a t three eyelids? The extra one being ner, has returned to Weymouth, Design. Miss Spear, who is a grad ing two weeks at the Audubon Na tended the celebration at Vinalha Mrs Elaine Rackliff and daugh called a nictitating membrane or Mass. uate of Pratt was a classmate of TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ture Camp at Musbongus Bay. She Mrs. Beulah French, Mrs. Lillian ven Tuesday, remaining for a few ter Judith are visiting Mrs. Rack "winking” membrane and which can Edna Reindel. Edna Reindel has CLASSIFIED PAGES Miss Helen Corbett spent the hol is a delegate from the Rockland Clough. Mrs. Leola Spaulding and days' visit with Mr, and Mrs. Emile liff.s grandparents in Belmont. be drawn over the eye even though received the rare distinction of be iday season at her cottage, Sebec Garden Club. Donald Spaulding motored to Port Coombs. the regular lids are open. ing one of the few living artists Miss Priscilla Hawes were recent land Thursday, accompanied home Leslie Somers is spending a vaca • a a a Lake. whose works have ever been pur guest of Miss 'Nathalie Post of by Mrs. Daniel Cole of New Ro Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Lawry and tion in Passumpsic, Vt., the guest of When knitted articles have to be chased by the Metropolitan Muse Ernest Keywood was in Boston Rockland. NOW IS THE TIME! chelle, N. Y., to spend the summer family, are occupying their cottage his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. unraveled and the wool re-used. Just um of Art during their lifetime over the weekend and holiday. Mrs. George Cameron and child In Belfast. Mr Cole and party ar at Cushing for the season. Somers. wind the wool around a large bottle WATER PIPES RENEWED rive] by boat Monday. ren of Brooklyn, N. Y. are in town AND WIRED OUT as you unravel, fill the bottle with Thomas Pietroski was home from NORTHHAVEN Oram R. Lawry Jr. lias gone to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keating and for the summer and will be located NEW SEWERS LAID boiling water, taking care not to wet Boston to spend the Fourth. children of Lee. Mass., arrived to Edna Waterman of Sanford, spent at the Charles Howe residence ALSO CLEANED WHEN Mr. and Mrs. James Pease, and Washington, D. C., where on July the wool and let stand until the PLUGGED day for a short visit with Mr K eat the weekend with relatives in town. Miss Ida Hughes was home from daughters Patricia and Judith have first he began a summer's intern water Is cold. The wool will be Norman Waldron of the faculty SEPTIC TANKS A CESSPOOLS ing's mother, Mrs. Henry Keating, Ruth Stone of Philadelphia, for Farmington Normal school for the b"cn visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jethro ship at the Gallanger Municipal straight and like new almost. of Manlius Military Academy, New AND CEMENT WORK Mechanic street, after which they weekend and holiday. REPAIR CELLAR WALLS Pease at "Hilltop Farm" hi Hope. Hospital on medical service. • • • • York, is spending the week at his merly of this town arrived Saturday will occupy the Rev. B P Browne s Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hoyt have Indianapolis, Ind., is the largest former home in this city before go and will be employed at the Havens Mrs. Pred A. Parker who has cottage at Cooper’s Beach for two S. E. EA T O N Nine Sisters Club met at With- city in the United States not on an ing to Dexter where he will teach Inn during the summer. been ill. Mrs. Rosa Burns is em been visiting relatives in this city weeks. ployed at their home. TEL. 1187-R, ROCKLAND, ME. am's 1-obster Pound for dinner important river or a large body of at a summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Staples ar Sunday. In the party werp Mrs. and vicinity, left Tuesday for her water. rived Saturday on vacation. Mrs. R M McKinley will enter Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mitchell Leon Poland. Mi- Harriet Marshall, home In Cambridge, Mass., accom • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Franlj Howe and Mrs. M G. Perry and two daugh of Everett, Mass., spent the week Mrs. Margaret Wood. Mrs. Cora panied by Mrs. Carrie Hall. V ,ss It has been said that it requires family of St Stephen, N. B spent ters of New Jersey ate occupying end and holiday with their parents Turner, Mrs Lena Rollins, Mrs Bertha Coombs motored back \.lth only about eight seconds for the the holiday season with Mr and the Calderwood house for the sum in Union and Rockland, Miss Gladys Marion Harris, Mrs. Dorothy Ham- them for a week's visit. light from the sun to reach the Mrs Ray Foley. mer. Mr Perry will arrivp at a COMIQUE THEATRE Gray returned with them for a visit. alainen. Mrs. Anna Crone , Mrs earth. Courage, brothers, it's on the later date. CAMDEN. ME. Supt and Mrs. George F. Cum way! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rhodes had Mrs. Paul Simmons and son Edna Dearborn. Mrs Dora Pack Mrs Hanson B. Bird of Middle THURSDAY-FRIDAY. JULY 6-7 ming, daughter Joyce and son • • 4 4 as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. David of Friendship is here for a. ard, Mrs. Jennie Poland. street arrived Saturday last, with FIRST SHOWING IN KNOX COUNTY Gordon are spending a week with Far out in the indefinite sands of Byron Chase and Mr. and Mrs. few weeks. Mr. Simmons is em her daughter Miss Madeline Bird Columbia Presents—Diret t From Radio City Mr anJ Mrs. Wilbur Senter have Mrs. Cumming's parents in Houl the African deserts, archeologists re Donald Chase and daughter Rosalie ployed on the Saltonstall yacht. and Mrs. Dorothy Bird Snow, com returned from New York where ton. cently have discovered pictures of Dawn of Brownville Junction. Mr. and Sirs James Lewis and ing in Miss Madeline's car from' “GOOD GIRLS GO TO PARIS” they spent several days at the domesticated cows. The pictures son Paul, have returned to Marion, Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Gilley, had Trenton. N. J , where Muss (Bird has I with World s Pair. believed to have been made thou Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F Degnan, Mass., after spending two weeks va as guests over the weekend holiday. just completed another successful j sands of years ago, are rock paint Jr., of Hartford. O onn, were given cation here at their cottage MELVYN DOUGLAS, JOAN BLONDELL Mrs Gilley’s brother and wife, Mr year as teacher in the liigh school. 1 Miss Katherine Rice left yester ings cf prehistoric times. They re a wedding reception by Mrs Deg- Miss Clara Waterman who teach Alio the Latest Issue of “THE MARCH OF TIME" day for Evanston, 111., where she and Mrs. Oscar Nelson, and nan's cousins. Mrs. Charlotte Phil- Beverly, daughter of Mr. and veal another hidden chapter cf an es in Swampscott, Mass., is spend will attend the summer session of mother, Mrs. Hilda Decklund and brook and Miss Vivian Oakes, at Mrs. Walter Rogers, has gone to tiquity in which some race or tribe ing the summer vacation with her the Dramatic School at Northwes Mr ard Mrs. Albert Erickson and the home of her grandparents. 34 Lynn, Mass. to visit relatives for worshipped the cow. and depended parents Mr and Mrs. C. E. Water tern University. son Albert of Houlton. An attrac several weeks. on milk for food and drink. Hill street. Mrs. Philbrook con man. Ni|hU 8. Sat. Mat. 2 30 tive form of entertainment was a • • • • tributed the wedding cake and Miss Rev Neil Bousefield superinten Diylltht Time Mrs. Helen Webster of Boston Swedish supper, given at the Gilley Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Foster came With all the resources at the com Oakes, the bridal bouquet. The dent of the Sea Coast Mission will Saab ill, A $1 Plus Tax and Mrs Mary T. Winslow of home on Breadway, Monday night, Phone Skowhegan 434 into Rockland Wednesday for a mand of the United States Army, guests were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond be the guest speaker at the Bap Englewood, N. J . were in the city other guests being (Miss Barbara brief visit with the
Courier Gazette : July 6, 1939
