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COURIER GAZETTE in the Party Were Evelyn Arey, ■You Caursay Posm Veiv End in Stonington Recently and At­ Eliza Patterson, Elliott Hall Tuesday ■ The Courier-Gazette Issue Entered u Sscoad CUii Mall Matte THREE CENTS A COPY Established January, 1846. By The Courier-Gazette, US Main SL Rockland, Maine, Tuesday, May 30, 1939 Volum e 9 4 ................... Number 64. The Courier-Gazette Cooking School Wooden Money! THE SPIRIT OF OUR PAST HEROES THREE-TIMES-A-WEF.K ASHORE ON DOUGHNUT POINT “The Black Cat" Editor And How It Is Going To WM. O. PULLER To Be Held At Park The­ GUIDES OUR HEROES OF TODAY Associate Editor Help Pay For Vinalha- The three-masted Nova Scotia , qulto Harbor," Capt. Ogilvie told a PRANK A WTN8LOW atre June 7, 14 and 21, ven’s Celebration schooner Peaceland, owned by Ca.pt. Courier-Oazette reporter Sunday. Subscriptions 83 GO ner year payable By Miss Mary Bowen Hilton Ogilvie of Parrsboro, piled "The fog shut In heavy, and before In advance; single copies three cents. Advertising rates based upon circula­ One frequently hears the advice: onto Doughnut Point near Martins­ we knew it we had come so close tion and very reasonable. Park Theatre announces with "Don't take any wooden money,” ville at 7 o'clock Sunday night, and upon a point that we could not maze NEWSPAPER HISTORY resisted all attempts to float her on by ' The Rockland Gazette was estab­ pleasure that arrangements have but there will be plenty of It in cir­ lished In IMS In 1871 the Courier was the first two tides. The craft was The schooner registers 228 tons, established and consolidated with the .been completed for the cooking culation at Vinalhaven's World's rtneette m 18K2 The Free Press was bound from Boston to Yarmouth, hails from Parrsboro, Is valued at established In 18SS and In 1891 changed school to be conductd by Miss Mary Pair, known as the Sesque-Oenten- and carries no cargo. 68000. and there is no Insurance on Its name to the Tr'bune These papers consolidated March 17. 1897 Bowen, noted lecturer and home nial. and It Is designed to help pay The forces of the government were it. The craft Is manned by Capt. economist of the Spry Research the expenses. quickly put to work to salvage the Ogilvie and a crew of three men. Ac­ craft, boats being sent by the nearby companied by his wife, who is with Kitchens. Cambridge, Mass., who is The idea is copyrighted by the •* love and tears for the Blue, making a lecture tour. This fea- Coast Guard stations of White Head him on this voyage, Capt. Ogilvie By The Roving Reporter -• tears and love lor the dray John B. Rogers Producing Co. of came ashore Sunday, and the , ture event will be held Wednes- 1 and Burnt Lsland. a patrol boat from — —F. M. Finch Pastoria. Ohio, which Is putting on j days. June 7-14-21. Rockland and the Coast Guard boat j couple were made the recipients of the pageant. In some towns the Travis, out of Portland. , much appreciated hospitality at the Near drouth conditions prevailed A printed program containing all scheme has made as high as 61000. "We were planning to make Mos- l nearby home of Roscoe Hupper. in Franklin County when I visited i the recipes, tested and approved in WHAT KNOX PAPERS SHOW The money Is put In circulation by there last week. Farmers work­ the Spry Research Kitchens, will be 1 the merchants and business men cf ing In their gardens were enshroud­ One Of the Strange Requirements presented to each person attending, the town who will buy say, 610 worth ed in dust. of a L-ane In 17th Century i Delicious and economical dishes will and this 610 Is put In the bank to be prepared, cooked on the stage, ROLLINS PIANO RECITAL back up the wooden money and be Spring may be a bit backward—a Can you Imagine being forced to explained step by step to the au­ Its surety. month or so—but one cannot recall guarantee a day s work each year, diences and presented dally to lucky The “make" comes from the fact The seventh annual piano recital non and Allen Robbins. Several when there were so many birds on women by Miss Bowen. Every . « Ih ; In addition to monetary payments, that so much of the wcoden money by the pupils of Edna Oregory Rol­ others received special mention. hand as there seem to be this year. woman is given an opportunity to in leasing a lot of land? is never redeemed. lins which was held Friday night The ushers were Miss Sylvia On my own premises, there Is a participate in the distribtuion of the in the Universallst vestry, may well Hooper and Miss Grace Bowley, That's what they had to do In The design of the two islands with whole flock of yellow birds and it is many valuable gifts at each session. be classified as successful. An ap­ pupils of Mrs. Rollins, not appearing the Massachubetts Colony, back in the foxes was drawn by Sid Winslow a delight to watch them flying In addition to these valuable preciative audience filled every avail­ on the program. 1057. according to the Historical from a suggested idea selected from hither and yon. I miss my blue- gifts. 15 baskets of groceries and able seat. Flowers and pictures of Mrs Rollins was happy to have Records Survey of the Works Prog­ a contest held In the public schools backed tree swallows (if that Is the otthcr well-known household sup­ living composers were used effectiv- five music teachers and school teach­ ress Administration. of Vlnalhaven, and the pupil who correct name) but the English Bpar- plies will be distributed at each ly for decorations ers in her audience. Record of such a transaction is gave the idea was Pauline La wry. of rows would simply not grant them session. Working on a theme of "Current Miss Avis WUliamson'6 number found in the Survey's latest publica­ the Eighth Grade, taught by Miss the privilege of inhabiting the bird Miss Mary Bowen, talented lec­ Interest” Mrs. Rollins prefaced the represented Class B In the National Dorothy Thomas. house. Baltimore orioles add a bril­ tion. a Calendar of the Gen. Henry turer and writer on food subjects, three parts of the program with a Federation of Music Club contests. Knox papers in the Chamberlain liant dash of color to the scenery. has arranged each program with an few words about the composers, call­ Muss Josephine Pitts registered for Collection. In the Boston Public eye to helping women with their ing special attention to Bernice Junior Day in Lincoln May 6 in Class Teachers Going West Speaking of birds the “Trail's Library. home problems. She turns out de­ Prost. Bainbridge Crist, Harriet D but her plans for making the trip End” premises at Ash Point Is a Under date of Aug. 10, 1657. we licious light cakes, tender flaky pas­ Ware. Sibelius. Mrs H. H. A. Beach did not materialize. Her numbers D. W. Chick and Principal veritable sanctuary for them, and find listed a deed, signed by George try. and a variety of appetizing, and Irving Berlin, and the piece were the same as prepared for the there I learned for the first time Cleeve to John Phillips, a mill­ economical foods that will delight Hunnewell Plan a Nice "Anchors Awelgh." contests. that grackles will build their nests wright of Casco. Me., (then a part her listeners. Best of all, she shows Trip MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM Miss Beverly Olendcnning. a pupil Miss Oladys Grant showed a fine in bird houses. Grackles, robins, of Massachusetts), for 100 acres of you how to get the same results in of Danny Patt's on the accordion, co-operative spirit by singing Gad I P. M .— Patriotic bodies assemble at their various halls. tree swallows, sparrows, two white land In Casco Bay and Pesumsen your own kitchen. Watch these Daniel W. Chick, teacher of man­ gave as encores Little Sir Echo and Bless America, with a student ac­ turkeys and Otis Lewis's languid (Pesumscot. river, sold for 50 shill-: columns {or furth„ deUils Qf thf ual training and Clayton Hunne­ 1.30 P. M.— Memorial Day parade starts from Grand Army Mother Nature's Lullaby, her group companiment. It was Raymond dog—they all combine into a happy lngs. a yearly rent of "Twelve Pence c00king Jn the meanwh„e well. principal of the High School hall. Line of inarch: Over Union to Park, down Park, up Main halt­ being received with pleasure by all. Chisholm s first attempt at this par­ and One D«y's Work for One Man family, probably having partaken reserve the dates June 7-14-21 at in 8t. George, accompanied by Mrs ing in front of Elks Home while flowers are strewn on the water, Miss Arlene Keller of West Rock­ ticular phase of piano work and he Yearly." Chick, Mrs. Hunnewell and Mr of the owner’s genial spirit. 1 p. m volley fired by squad from Battery E and taps blown, for the Nation s port was unable to attend. Prizes showed much promise ' The audi­ The Calendar, which records 100 Hunnewell’s sister, Miss Althea for perfect attendance were award- ence was reluctant to let Miss Orar.t dead buried at sea. The parade w ill then continue up Main street to documents, letters and miscellane­ Hunnewell, a teacher in Sanford, ed to Mary Ramsdell, Russell Co'i- and Mr. Chisholm close the program. Ix-wlston Journal: ‘Stonington is ous papers, from 1643 to 1827.
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