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April 29,1915 _T_ lUrME_87__aw, 1W15. number 17 journalists, E. P. Mitchell of oi roday-s Journal. the New York papers who have hired the first graduates are C Edward Britto vs F L Mars ton. Sun, for more. The Sleeper; punts’ Harry Andrews of the Los Angeles eager Journalism graduates are Supreme Judicial Court The Churches, at Or and needed by ebrporations whose need for Beedy. Continued. PERSONAL. narer Institute jnolT'fo Times, others who have graduated under pub- h. of Belfast..The War licity is urgent; educational movements need Stembee Co vs Harold McKeen, et als, citizens him. He also spoke of The first case was tried when the dean of Maine agents, for cause must be jury Thursday, There Silver Cup For Cleanest Cify. press every great Cahners; Gould. Continued. will be the usual services at the Uni- Herbert Hamlin returned Saturday from Judicial Court..The newspaper men, Mr. who retired from fought through the press. news- Perley F Gordon of Swanville brought suit Supreme. Pidgin, Metropolitan Dr B versalist Church next Houlton. are J Darling vs P G Willey & Co. Buz- Sunday morning. Sunday Secret Societies. .News of active work a year or two who still papers paying double for news compared against Wallace K Howard of the lumber firm ago, hut school at noon. with a generation ago. Referred to John .East Bel- comes to the office of H F The zell; Smalley. by agreement C. Clement of Seal Harbor was in Bel- V,ranges..Personal. early every and Andrews & Co, Bargof. plaintiff s mcrniug ‘•I care not what Congress or the State Walter A Cowan. Rev. has learned to use legis- A. E. Wilson’s sermon next fast several the fast. a typewriter. A news- latures enact. The future of ihe American claimed that on Oct 24ih. 1914, he sold the de- subject days past week. Arthur Ritchie vs L H et at Old-Time Journalists. ..Pro- paper man present who is in the hands of educated fendant a at Reynolds als. Sunday morning the Unitarian church Mrs. ie had had some corre- people journalists.” quantity of lumber valued $70 63, is, M. C. Hill, who had been visiting her \ ourt The Congregational Con- Ritchie; Brown. Defaulted. Life as a spondence with Mr. and the that defendant “Accepting Challenge.’’ sister in returned Folks in San Pidgin, had evidently price agreed upon, but Bangor, home last Saturday. ^ Maine Diego. The exercises were followed by an informal Wm H Bevan vs Geo B found his of the found had Staples. Ritchie; The Christian Scientists hold services in Rate in Chicks Caused manuscript Horace Greeley fault with the quality and refused Mrs. Louise J. [ ^ o*ath reception. The writer meet- Buzzell. Defaulted Pratt, who after a visit in type, greeted this specially enjoyed to by agreement. their hall, 127 Main xt-r- Feeding.Tuberculosis announcement with pleas- pay. Gordon and Mrs. Charles Marr of street, Sunday morning at Honolulu went to [3. ", ing Dr. Williams, as about 40 when lot vs Japan and China, is on her are ure. In the years ago, Agr Corp Harry Clark and same vs 11 That Worthless.. discussion which followed the ad- Swanville,with whom he boards and who heard o’clock, and Wednesday evening at 7.30 home. ;V,nledies” he had been a Arthur way Corner News, (story)..Mr. dresses “Col.” Washington correspondent for Clark, Connors; Towle. Defaulted. to rKtr.C Norton of the Portland the trade, were on the witness stand. o’clock, which all are welcome. M. Kenniston. Express, six years, Mr. Howard, Otis Ellis returned c, Mrs. L. in Williams came to the National Campbell Electric Co vs E C Britto. Ritchie; Saturday from Skowhe- treating of the relations between the edi- the and Mr. of Bangor, the Miss I .Transfers in Real Estate. Capitol to represent the defendant, Ayer Buzzell. Continued. Katherine C. Quimby returned last gan. where he had *\ rja|f. torial and Philadelphia Press, of been employed selling Brooks. department the advertising man- surveyor for the Andrews Co, testified that from a ?' of .Obituary..For which he later became the F vs Saturday visit in Havana and Sunday machines. evws summed editor. It may not Angie Garcelon Clair White. Ritchie; washing Visitors. ager up his remarks with: “The best the lumber was not worth the price asked. resumed her f iuintner be of any interest now, but John W. Buzzell and Dunton & Morse. place in the Unitarian choir, way to aid the Forney, Continued. ifc Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. Hammons the News of Belfast. advertising power of a news- The claimed that he to which had been spent •>,. prominent in journalism and in respondent agreed pay vs M filled during her absence by is to the politics his Rosilla Hardy A Seavey. Halliday; past week in Boston and paper give beat efforts, and in this way the market value of lumber after it had Mrs. C. vicinity,arriving home a Fever. .County Correapond- day, then the distinction the W. Wescott. the enjoyed of being the Mitchell and Dunton & Morse. Demurrer filed; Tuesday morning. I? Mrs. Martha Babbidge, 92.. give advertising agent, the best news- been graded at the Penobscot Box at ^ "editor of two papers, both Phila- factory demurrer sustained and April was to Sun- Deaths. daily”—the plaintiff has right to Sunday, 26th, “Go Church Mrs, Gershom Recent paper possible.” Mr, Nichols of the Bath Brewer, but the iffer was refused. The Robinson was called to Thom- delphia Press and Chronicle. jury amend and had been so in Reminiscence... Maine Mr. Hall Wasbington by July 1,1915. day,” announced many aston y;eafarer8 Times, of the Bangor Commercial returned a verdict for the of $58.75. Monday by the sudden death of her C Good.. Farmers and Ad- plaintiff Grover C from ways, but the rain as the bells were n Makes and Mr. Gray, appeal decision of Judge just ring- *, Evans of the Observer Saturday morning the Cadets H C Buzzell for Charles P Connors of mother, Mrs, Clark. .Some Planting Sugges Piscataquis University plaintiff; for the services at ".rtirinsc. took in of Probate. Mitchell and Halliday; Dunton & ing morning kept many News and Notes.. part the discussion, which was both were early astir in their neat kahki uniforms for defendant. Mr. and Mrs. I. L. ne Literary Bangor home and the attendance in all the churches Perry left Wednesday Mark. and for a Morse. Heard by Judge Saturday evening; ap- the Century interesting instructive. practice drill, with.the 'rue’ iMmrTUP.KTS. on a business and ptfBtd band, preparatory was below the pleasure trip to Boston and to "an peal dismissed and decree of Probate Court average. -Larsport. ..Stockton Springs. .Ship exceptional militarv maneuver” in the The Grand Thursday at 12.80, will return Saturday. lf Price Current.. TKo nmirroma fn* T_-- Jury reported affirmed. The Belfast afternoon under the At the Baptist church this week the services supervision of Lieut. F. returning nine indictments as follows: Mrs. Amos Clement Married.. Died. students of the Maine Erastus Braley vs A C Lib- returned Saturday from B„rD by in the S. U. Twitchell, app. will be as follows: This. Thumriav 7 an n University Clark, S. A. for some John for lar- and Unfortunately Paul Nichols of Winterport, K... U.n.nn A D_II Aff_ Orono. where she was the guest of her Pulp Paper courses, from pulp contribut- who have m., the at son, would enjoyed the prayer meeting; Sunday, 10.46 a. m., Dr. ed firms witnessing drill, ceny. filed to be settled for Neither James D. Clement. at Orono. by which appreciate the value of this $5.25. party. service, with sermon Institute they were held by the third session of the nuisance. morning by the pastor; .paper In- Allen L Eldridge, Belfast, common M Mr. and training for young paper makers. The pro- R Baker vs E W Kneeland. Morse; A L school at Mrs. W. E. Dilworth of Madison stitute at the and two of the Sunday noon; Christian Endeavor at on their to Orono last Library, down- Herbert Tozier, Swanville, for larceny. er men way cess was described in the and many of Blanchard. Continued. and called on friends on their program river were 6.30, evening service at 7.30 p. m. Belfast, Monday way as to the success of contingent obliged to leave before Herbert H r ,n 5Ume doubt the visitors availed Stubbs, Newport, cheating by Wallace Ellia vs E A to Northport for a short visit. J.rtf themselves of the oppor- its close to take the Mudgett. Buzzell; held at the Uni- boat at Bangor for home. false The services in the Institute to be tunity to witness the of this hand- pretenses. Green. Defaulted for and Congregational church Slh. making Arthur of the by agreement $10 Miss Beulah F. Philbrook, of the the of the Staples Lewiston Journal presi- Libbeus Jackson, desertion of wife next will be as follows: principal Ma e under auspices made paper. At the close of the afternoon Curtis, full costs. Sunday At 10 45 a. m., Islesboro P ded at this session and there High school, has been a guest for the Press Club were interesting and children. and “The ..rtnient, assisted by session, and the visitors were con- Willis P for vs morning worship sermon; subject,' several * earlier, and instructive Harvey, petition partition days of Miss Frances A. papers by George W. Norton, William C sale and of the House of Sargent. of the Bangor News, O. L Hall | ducted about the grounds students detailed Mason, Belfast, single Laura A Nickerson.
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