The Republican Journal. !)3. -NO. ^Mh 23._ BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JUNE 9. 1921. -FIVL~CFNTS^ and Lome Again jj*ne I nation, and others for the glorious time The Unitarian Conference Government we have City and Parting Words iS^jfttsws-RiK: ; h id. j PERSONAL (meeting The Sports Third. To the people of the town who PERSONAL j In its Annual Session in Bel- #aldo County Boys. have so generously opened their homes to Fifty-Eighth The regular meeting of the Belfast City the Mrs. Grade Bowen of Morrill was happy crowlion. Leslie C. Suspended over the altar was the class Harvard Dental has Baptist church the boys and their leaders formed a com- Cornish, LL.D., Augusta; College, arrived to 1 ly every delegate was present and not Rev. Joel H. Labor and spend the summer Belfast’s New by Principal Harry A. plete circle around the large auditorium Metcalf, Ph.D., Portland; motto, “Love, Laugh” in gold with his parents, Mr. Bridge. ■.l one left the room from 8 a. m. to 12. Hon. Geo. A. letters on white. The and Mrs. T. W. ing committee con- and with clasped hands said their good- Emery, Saco; Rev. Dwight flowers included Lothrop. id Troop Three of the Sccuts were ; F. lilies and roses. The Frank D. Hazeltine Post of Orchard of Belfast, bys in a chorus and in and Boy Mowery, Houlton; Mr. Eliot Rogers, buttercups, The entire Mrs. the : ringing song John Ward and son Ned returned i of conference escorts. Kennebunk; Mr. Walter C. San- centre section was reserved for the American Legion has requested the City norndike, Whiting prayer. Nutter, on Saturday after an of There was more than enough homes ford. the seniors’ seats marked evening extended Govern lent to lend its influence to have Frankfort, Crosby j school, with with her Report of Resolutions offered for the entertainment and visit, daughter Mrs. C. H. the new concrete ■ sled of Searsmont, boys Officers of the Maine Unitarian Asso- paper garlands of gold and white, the bridge across Belfast from Brickley, Jamaica Plain, Mass. mt, Gordon of Brooks, KerraitS. Nickerson read the following many who entertained have come ciation: juniors’ with green and white, the soph- harbor dedicated in honor of the boys of the best of reports of their guests. The I Mr. omores with Mrs, cecil Waldo who lost their lives in Lozier of Unity, Smith resolutions composed by himself, Marion President, Elmer T. Roberts, Saco; purple and orange and the Clay left last week for a County the question of finance was met. Vice visit in recent war. Ported the following of-. N Rhoades and Kenneth E. Tozier: easily President, Hon. Charles F. Johnson, freshmen’s with green and yellow. The Portland to attend the graduation The of about 200 meant. at In order that the ■ ted: handling boys Portland; Hon. Norman L. entire school marched in led by class Westbrook, where her Miss City Government may Pres., Raymond; The report of your resolutions commit- Secretary, niece, i real work, but it was done by such ef- j Bassett, marshals and followed their teachers. Caroline was a act in conformity with the opinion of the last; vice pres., Ermo tee is as follows: Augusta; Treasurer, Mr. Edward by Havener, graduate. licient committees that it was made a D of the Merton Ames of North* [ Noyes, Portland; Mr It was a very forceful example of the B. majority citizens of Belfast, it is the and Leaders of the first Auditor, George Charles S. one of the We, Boys pleasure rather than a task. The expies- S. H S.’s Bickford, trus- requested that any who would to ferry of Ray annual ; Hobbs, Portland; Finance Committee, increasing efficiency and popular- tees of the object fhorndike, Boys' Conference of Waldo county, sion was University of Maine and a often heard, "we are glad to do ; Hon. Leslie C. Cornish, Mr. Hiram L. ity. Anothor interesting feature noted the bridge being thus dedicated shall boot, Charles Quimby of wish to express ourselves thru the follow- loyal alumnus, left last to 1 our Thursday send in their and Adams of part.” Pishon, Augusta; Hon. George A. was the large number of out of town pu- objections the reason Searsmont, ing resolutions: Emery, make his commencement visit of several Members of the committees have al- Saco. in the school. Music was for them at the earliest possible moment. ! Searsport, Merton Fall FIRST. We thank the pils furnished days. wish to heartily received letters from the The lion of the o ft of ready parents Maine Branches of the National Alli- by Miss Katherine E. Miss Edna opi City Government is Ryan Waldo, John city of its mayor and other of- Brier, Belfast, thanking them for the splendid entertain- ance: Mrs. Paul S. Messrs. Earl L. Talbot and Har- Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. that such a dedication would be fitting "port, Baxter Whitten of for the freedom of the and Phalen, Augusta, Di- Hopkins, Hollingshead ficials, city ment their sons and also for the rector for of and but in order that a =e of given Central Maine. old S. McKeen, with Mrs Thomas E. Montclair, N. J., arrived Thursday to proper, those of Monroe; secretary, cordiai welcome extended to us so splen- mind ■ good thoughts they have brought home Resolutions were organist. Rev. Wm. visit their son, H. H. contrary may have the opportunity Swanville; asst, sec., didly this conference. passeiTTaVoring cen- Bowker, Vaughan Hollingshead, Jr., during with them. of and his of their view we are I 1 sorship moving pictures for this preceded his discourse with words of family who are the expressing point, nity; committee on SECOND. To the business men under j State spending Anyone having unpaid bills for the i and a conference of commendation for the summer at the making the above request. bey Gralfan of Al- the able of Mr. O. E. Frost leading nations for Boys’ Convention Quimby homestead on Unity, leadership convention are : C. W. requested to send them to reduction of armaments. and a public explanation as to why the Miller street. WESCOTT, Mayor. rndike, Edward Mar- who have worked so hard to crown the M. L. Slugg. After the morning church was not for their occu- i.emuel Lord of Winter- we business session Rev. opened conference with success in every way Minot O. t Leaders Present Simons, Church Extension Sec- pancy Saturday morning. All the dele- reedom, John Ferris tender our heartfelt appreciation. We retary of must have ..est 1 Among the leaders present were Prin- ; Boston, outlined the nature gates present been Sproul of Sears- wish to mention the committees on reg- of perfectly his new and stated satisfied with his remarks. r of Brooks, Malcolm hall and meeting cipals Harry A. Foster and Zenas D. office, that this fall it After greet- istration, printing, j was the plan to the lie liov of Sears- Hartshorn and Scout Master George H. launch a membership ing special guests took for his Moody places, reception, finance, guides, public- He "U Robertson of Belfast; Harry Bowden of campaign. discussed many fatherly talk to the students the appro- resolutions, Marion ity, music, banquet, entertainment, rec problems brooks; Supt. F. M. Nickerson of Frank- pertaining to the Maine conference. Mrs priate text of “1 set before you an open Ulara SPECIAL PRICE fort; James Cusick of Freedom; Rev. Ev- Bancroft Beatley of Boston then door and no man can shut it.” He urged erett Kimball of lslesboro; Perley Shibles gave a fine talk on wfiat the Women’s the care of the body, the mind and the Alliance can of Knox, A. F. Barnes of Liberty; War- do to assist the Sunday spirit. Physical exercise was needed to school. -ay and Saturday Specials ren Pitcher and Charles Stevens of Lin- Reports of the different branches care for the body, the tabernacle of the colnville; A p. Moore of Monroe; Harold represented were made by ladies from the spirit, and in order for the spirit of hope, SALE respective I Nutter of Montville; Charles White of societies. At noon a delicious faith and progress to live the body must luncheon was be trained as well as “ Sugrr Lured Machine Morrill; Melvin Woods of Northport; H. j served in Memorial in the mind. In this OQc of hall, ^ W 8* F. Moody of Searsmont; Rev. Nat hi. At- charge the hospitality committee of instance he sighted the development of by the strip |b. sliced 35c. the J; wood, Rev. Harold LeMay and Renfew Belfast Alliajice, Mrs. Charles R. that most wonderful American citizen— Wilson of Searsport; John McKeen of Coombs, chairman. The address of the Theodore Roosevelt. Then came whole- \ afternoon 6 Corned 4Qc no Stockton Springs; Kermit Nickerson of was by Rev. Maxwell savage some advice which the students will lbsIPS 0*^0 of ever He re- ^OC Swanville; Harold Bartlett of Thorndike. Worcester, who for an hour held the forget. said never plan to IceCream Beef 10|b. bone attention cf never think have attained all Roy M. Hayes of Unity; Ellery Saywood delegates with a very prac- tire, you Jersey tical discussion of Waldo; Rev. C. A. Purdy and Princi- of Unitarianism today, you can, have faith to live and help not in the pal Young of Winterport. past or in the future, empha- live. Never plan to inherit wealth, but i fat back sizing the need of free know that the motto on the dollar, “In ^alt Pork | Dr. and Mrs. pews, every mem- Eugene L. Stevens are ber canvass, an God we trust.” If the dollar is earned 6C|’b effective church mem- A PINT TRIPL-SEAL BRICK spending the week in where Dr. bership method. it will be a if not a curse. (35c.) Boston, At four o’clock seven honestly credit, Stevens is attending the annual autos took meeting the out-of-town delegates for He closed with Kipling’s “If” and read | of the American Medical rides Association, of about the city. In the the it with its fullest meaning. he. is a evening which Fellow. An excellent pro- Rev. Joel H. Metcalf faxyn Soap 5w of Portland, one of Monday morning the class planted a g^lg!5^, j gram has been arranged with speakers tne Unitarian commissioners sent to handsome maple tree on the upper school from dliferent parts of the United Iransylvania States, last year, told an interest- common and dedicated it to the memory Europe, Canada and South America. An At ing of 25 story his and a Cents of the trip conditions as he late Mrs taverett A. Banks, for- 1 interesting program for the ladies will found them there, showing the hardships mer teacher of the Commercial Depart- Perry’s Market also be carried out. suffered by the 8Pnr0ppr£t°00d people of that land long ment, and a general favorite, who died noted for religious Tiie freedom, under the about a year ago. The program included Red Cross is prepared to receive new rule of their heredity enemy, the a prayer by Rev. C. W. Martin; reading. THREE DAYS ONLY funds for relief of the Colorado flood suf- Rumanians. The conference was one of Miss Louise G. Clark; vocal duet, Misses ferers. Anyone wishing to contribute to the most helpful and interesting ever Idres Rogers and Mildred Heald;remarks, this are requested to send held same to Miss by the Maine Unitarian churches Bartlett J. Whiting; music by the school Isabel Ginn. with about 75 delegates present. and quartet. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, AT THE The regular graduation takes place in DAVIS the Armory Wednesday evening, the June 8, 9 and 10 of this week. i class banquet in the Baptist vestry Thursday at 6 p. m., followed by a ball in SAMPLE SHOP I the Armory. This opportunity to buy Jersey Ice Cream MARRINER-TRASK at less than the regular price occurs but HITE SKIRTS Winfield A. Marriner and Miss Mildred once a year. Don’t miss it. Get your A. Trask were married at 9 a. m. June brick of Ice Cream 7th by Rev. George C. Sauer at his resi- Jersey from the Jersey BARONET 13 Cedar SATIN dence, No. street. They were un dealer-a regular 35c. brick for 25c. ; attended and the double ring service was WASH SATIN used. The bride wore a becoming gown of brown taffeta with hat and coat to FOR SALE BY THE UNIVERSAL CAR match. They left at once by auto for a WHITE GABARDINE few days trip and on their return will be- gin housekeeping at the groom’s resi- FIGURED SPORT dence on Miller street The groom SKIRTS graduated from the Belfast High school Read & in the class of 1918 and the bride in 1919 Hills, Druggists Tices to New Prices Both are identified with the Baptist f-Tiit Everybody Church and its allied societies and are very popular with all ages. The groom Effective at Once. is a clerk in the Howes grocery store and the bride is bookkeeper in the Howes dry goods store. $1.50 up Touring, $415 A Public Runabout, 370 institution WhatWouldYou Do A BANK IS A PUBLIC Chassis,' 345 INSTITUTION. While SUMMER DRESSES TO PLEASE it is not owned and managed by the civil authori- Coupe, 093 ties, it is in close relation to the ONE WOMAN? general public. :'!rjted Wash Plain Or- Sedan, 760 At least it is quasi-public. This Bank feels its Dresses, to the and 1 Ton Truck CARD OF THANKS obligation community, endeavors in all 11 ie Chassis, 495 its transactions to that Dresses, Dotted Organdie We wish to thank our friends and .discharge obligation with Starter, $70 neighbors for their kindness to us in our strictest fidelity. Light and Dark Voile and bereavement and for the many beautiful Demountable flowers sent as silent tokens of love and Rims, $25 TWO PER INTEREST on j^esses,1 respect. Mrs. Elizabeth Beal, CENT paid checking accounts )akity Gingharn Dresses. (PRICES F. O. B. DETROIT) (Mr and MRS. N. R. CROSS and Family. Truly yours, B. O. NORTON. Waldo Trust Company 1 HE DAVIS Gratitude SAMPLE SHOP Week BELFAST High Street. Phone 249-3 Colonial Theatre BROOKS CASTINE UNITY Week of June 20 The Journal retary of Agriculture will some day find Exhibition of Miss Frances Clark’s NORTHPORr Republican time to read the "Weekly News Letter,^ Class. which emanates from his publicity bu- Dancing 1921 Wadlin was at home over Me- Belfast, Thursday, June 9, order George reau. If he does we think he will On Tuesday evening, May 24tb, an morial Day, the guest of his parents, its editors to cease work until they know occasion pleasantly anticipated for some PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY Capt. and Mrs. Bartlett' Wadlin of East better than to recommend the cultiva- weeks, Miss Frances Clark, a pupil of Pub. Co. Northport. The ]oumal tion of sunflowers for ensilage on which Mrs. S. C. assisted her sisters SDCDNY Republican Pattee, by The office at Bayside, Northport, to feed milch cows. The Weekly News the Misses Louise and Dorothy post SERVICE! Clark, A. 1. Editor. Mrs. Hattie Wadlin Whiting, postmis- BROWN. Letter is neither practical nor scientific. presented the pupils of her dancing class tress, was opened on June 6th, and the A mixtures are sold The money spent for its preparation, pub- for young misses in a most charming en- wide variety of being j ADVERTISING TERMS. For one store of C. O. Dickey & Co. also opened square, lication and distribution is wasted. tertainment at the Hiramdale Gun Club under the name “gasoline”. The best way j •one inch length in column, 50 cents for at that time. East Side. Because of meas- one week and 35 cents for each subsequent house, inadequate to be sure that the gasoline you buy For more than twenty years following Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mortimer of New insertion. accommodation the number of patrons ures to standards is to insist on the close of the Civil Henry W. arrived and are after up quality War, was limited, the being filled to its York, have looking Subscription Terms. In advance, hoyise — and Grady of Georgia did more than any of their new cottage on the SoCOny uniform, pure powerful. $2.00 a year, $1.00 for six months; 50 cents utmost capacity by an appreciative and the erection other son of the South in reconciling the which Sold the dealers listed below. Look ar three months. enthusiastic audience, including auto Temple Heights road, they expect by antagonisms between the South and the to this season. blue parties from Searsport and Lincolnville. occupy for the red, white and SoCOny sign. North. Mr. Grady was a forward-look- QUOTATION The winsome faceB, graceful poses and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jennings and young ing statesman and a scholar and as a lec- dainty costumes of the little maids won son George H. Jr, have arrived from “We are all as God made us and often- turer he was without a in all the peer and and are for the summer times a great deal worse.” the immediate admiration of all; the Cambridge guests The Sign of a Reliable Dealer South. In addressing the New England —Cervantes precision and grace with which they of Mrs. Jennings’ mother, Mrs. Henry G. and the World’s Best Gasoline club in New York City in 1886 among executed their fascinating steps did great Hills, East Northport. Mr. Jennings has » | FREIGHT RATES other things he said: "We have learned credit to themselves as well as to the received his discharge as first lieutenant one is worth that northern immigrant marine and will be lo- A few days ago we noticed some nice ability and painstaking efforts of their in the merchant DEALERS WHO SELL SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE fifty foreigners, have smoothed the path loo king cabbage in one of our stores, the young teacher. The Misses Clsrk them- cated with a Boston electrical house, southward, wiped out the place where price being six cents a pound. This seem- selves contributed enjoyably to the enter- traveling in Maine. Mason and Dixon's line used to be and E. A. BANKS’ GARAGE ed to us to be a very high price. It hap- tainment, Miss Frances demonstrating A section of wharf from the fertilizer BELFAST hung out the latchstring to you and JITY GARAGE, JEWETT & Proprietors pened that on the same day we read a he skill and spirit which so well quali- plant in Searsport was torn away in the HILLS, yours." As a result of this wise policy W R. GILKEY & SON statement, from a reliable source, that fies her for instructing her young friends, wild storm of Sunday, May 22nd, and he remarked: "We are now ready to lay HALL HARDWARE COMPANY the freight on a carload of cabbage from and Miss Dorothy showing herself to be drifted across the bay to Northport. A odds in favor of the Georgia farmer who HARDING & RACKLIFFE Texas to Nebraska was $425. This led an apt and advanced pupil of her sister. man picked it up and went to consi ler- is squeezing pure olive oil out of his cot- LORD & CO. us to investigate further. We found, The dramatic reading of Miss Louise able trouble to tie it up and save it, and ton seed, and against the downeasters, B. O. NORTON according to a report of the New York Clark was given in the highly finished, when the owners came for it, he was un- who, before the war, swapped their C. A. PAUL Market Commission, that Texas and artistic manner characteristic of her willing to let it go without salvage. The HARRY E. truck farmers had a wooden nutmegs for red flannel sausages as WALKER Florida shipped very work, and Bhe, well as the others, matter was reported to the officers, and in the valleys of Vermont.” A well WINDSOR HOTEL STABLE large amount of produce to New York, gracefully responded to an encore. the wharf was taken, but the matter of which had not sold for to known Belfast man, recently sojourning enough pay the THE PROGRAM salvage is yet to be decided. in called to 1 MASON co. and commission We Tennessee, had his attention Class EAST BELFAST freight charges. Exercises, Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. McLennan a and what was be- found that enormous of large factory asked Irish Jig (in costume), Miss Dorothy Clark RALPH W. PATTERSHALL proof quantities Mrs. Martha F. Peavey of Newton ing manufactured there. His guide Farmerette Dance (in costume), ^Cen- FRED A. ROBBINS perishable agricultural products were un- Daniel of of Tennes- Misses Thais Harding, Ivy Robertson, tre and guest, Miss Elizabeth harvested because proudly answered: “The girls COSTELLO M. high freight rates Eleanor Brierley, Virginia Robertson. motored to May 28th ISLESBORO WILLIAMS see are silk out of Geor- Boston, Northport made it unprofitable to ship them. The making hosiery Dutch Dance with “Dutchies” (in to spend the holiday at Loch Haven, their WALTER A. YOUNG gia cotton." costume) LIBERTY Texas Director of Markets says that summer place on the South Shore, North- “The South is in the saddle.” There Miss Sadie Holmes, Misses Belle Moss- BANKS BROS.’ GARAGE 3,000 cars of early vegetables are rotting port. They returned May 31st but plan to man, Winifred Lamb, Ruth Larrabee. C. is no longer any doubt about that. come for the summer in about ten days. HERBERT TOWLE »n Texas fields. He says, too, that Texas Italian Dance (in costume), Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Peavey of Newton WORTHING BROS. rice can be shipped by water to Europe Misses Ivy Robertson and Eleanor In the treaty of peace the Germans ob- Cenire were to come at this time but the and back to New York Brierley. on MORRILL CHARLES than di- /•'ll_r\__ /:__i__i former was called to S. C., MESERVIE cheaper ligated themselves to bring to trial those Charlotte, rect rail across He business. JOHN F. VICKERY by country. says officers who had been accused of abusing Miss Winifred Lamb Texas cotton can be shipped to England (in Allied prisoners of war and to punish Highland Fling costume), NORTHPORT CAMPGROUND—C. E. PERKINS for 35 cents a hundred and that Misses Frances and Dorothy Clark ISLES bOKO SATURDAY COVE-F. W. EBERT pound those who were found The Allies guilty. “The it costs 95 cents a hundred to Reading, Martyred Mother,” transport furnished the German government with Miss Louise Clark SANDYPOINT victor a. gray cotton by rail from the interior of Texas Fields P. Dodge of Philadelphia arrived a list of some 800 offenders and it is said Sophomore Prize Recitation, B. H. S. ’21 visit with relatives. SEARSMONT V. A. SIMMONS & C( >. to the a distance of 300 miles. (in recently for a brief seaboard, that between forty and fifty of these Jingle Bells Dance costume), Not ail the testimony comes from Texas Miss Eleanor Brierley Pendleton has returned hom NORTH harry c. pall cases marked for trial. A ser- Raymond SEARSMONT have been Columbia Dance (in costume), ana r loriaa. viovernors oi Doaras from his medical work, to be the guest of otaies, geant and a captain have been tried, Miss Frances Clark SEARSPORT W. R. GILKEY & SON Mrs. Roderick Pen- of Agriculture, and trade and manufac- found guilty and sentenced to imprison- Alabama Dance, his parents, Mr. and C. O. SAWYER & CO, turing associations, are deluging the In- Misses Ruth Larrabee and Sadie Holmes dleton. ment, one for six and one for ten months. NORTH SEARSPORT Ernest carter terstate Solo Dance, Miss Thais Harding Commissions with testimony We have not been informed how Alfred Decker is at home from Boston many Vocal Solo, Miss Mona Burgess STOCKTON AMES GROCERY CO. showing that the greatest obstacle in the will resume his du- have been acquitted, are wearing iron B. H. S. ’21 for the summer. He PERCY L. HUPPER of a return to normal conditions and way crosses and are receiving the plaudits of Motion Song, ties as caretaker of the Frothingham restoration of is the Misses Thais Harding, Eleanor Brierley SWANVILLE NICKERSON & DAMM the business, high the German There are few peo- place at Dark Harbor. people. Winifred Sadie Holmes. cost of railroad transportation. Lamb, pie in this country who are credulous Exhibition of Modern Dances—Waltz- To complete the sum needed for gradu- WALDO L. R. STEVENS Some seven months ago there was in | enough to believe that these trials will be Fox Trot, ation, the Senior class of Islesboro high Misses Eleanor and Sadie this country a shortage of half a million more than well staged farces or that Brierley school presented the farce, How the Thais Harding and Ivy cars. About this time the Inter- receive real Holmes, at the Town Hall freight those convicted will any Robertson. Story' Grew, Monday state Commerce Commission yielded to punishment. Grand March Class evening. May 30.jThe proceeds were very James Clark the plea of the railroad .executives and and Tableau, Little Master satisfactory. The following is t e list of STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK In this issue of The Journal we publish as “Uncle Sam” authorized an increase of twenty per cent characters: Mrs. Brown, Winnifred Kel- an article written by Hon. Charles P. Miss Mona accompanist, show- 26 in freight rates. It was expected that Burgess, lar; Mrs. Green, Martha Smith; Mrs. Broadway Barnes, which gives some important in- ed herself to be a spirited and sympathetic this increase in rates would largely in- Bean, Celestia Smith; Mrs. Rice, Katha- formation concerning our water powers. musician. As a compliment to the excel- crease the receipts of the roads. As we rine Pendleton; Mrs. Doolittle, Dorothy Mr. Barnes was for some years Asst. At- lence of the exhibition, invitations have have shown above, the increased rates Sylvester; Mrs. Snow, Leona Williams; torney General of the State of Maine and been received to repeat the presentation proved in many instances ito be prohibi- Mrs Taylor, Alice Williams; Mrs. White, is an able lawyer. The water power in the city and in neighboring towns tive. The shipments fell off so that to- Madaiine Dodge. The entertainment discussion is and will for some where a number may have an op- there are half a million idle now', larger day freight was followed by a social dance. time to be both and im- to attend and where ample ac- cars in the United States Only a few continue lively portunity and it is that some- commodations these charm- of our railroads are earning enough to portant, probable may present time the voters of this State will be call- ing little misses to even greater advan- nay expenses. 1 ed upon to decided whether or not they tage. On the twentieth day of last July, un- will make a plunge into State ownership. “Fine as is one of a which was lit tle short of a silk,” way der pressure was to A Southern Woman threat, a wage increase granted The chief of police of Chicago says: railroad men which added 5600,000,00(1 to war “History tells us that after every but it is true the annual of our rail- While we all know why we observe operating expenses ome the pirates. America is invaded expressing quality, The Federal Railroad Hoard to one day each year as Memorial to roads. by the automobile pirate. Instead of Day which the matter of a wage reduction honor the memory of the brave boys who ships, these pirates hold up automobiles to when it of a laid down the letter was referred has handed down their lives for their recently and rob the occupants. In place of high country, you say decision which would reduce the wage there are, perhaps, many who do not seas the roads are plundered.” We shall to about a total of It know the origin of the custom. scale $400,000,000. be surprised if there are not many hold- is that this scale shall be in ef- season. Its observance came from a proposed ups in Maine during the vacation suggestion fect on the first of next month. We made in 1866 by a lady of day W hen we go motoring we shall leave our Columbus, assume that the labor leaders will rave Georgia. She was the wife of an officer diamond ring and our wad at home. HDBBARDl and wring their hands but' we believe who commanded the first Georgia Regu- WILLIAM TELL has nominated Hon. that at least 90 per cent of our railroad President Harding lars, and who died in the service. After of internal workers are sensible men and will not Frank J. Ham as collector his death she devoted her life to the care and so revenue for the District of Maine of the Confederate STRAWS! kill the goose which has laid for them soldiers, doing every the nomination will doubtless be confirm- many fairly good-sized eggs. We believe thing in her power for their comfort and (LAMSONl FLOUR the Senate. Mr Ham has espec- they will accept the cut and will consent ed by welfare. ial for this and to an elimination of that code of McAdoo qualifications position One of her annual customs was to as collector rules under which, in thousands of in- will be as eminently efficient decorate with flowers her husband’s because it is actually as fine as the finest as he has shown himself to be in other stances, high wages have been collected grave on the anniversary of his death, silk can make it. him- .for work not done. public positions with great credit to April 26th. On one occasion her little After the above concessions have been self. daughter accompanied her and assisted Every pound of William Tell is sifted her mother iioade by the railroad employes, the rail- in the work. Finally missed so that there are A great many people think that poultry SOLD^m/ BY through silk, fine 21,000 road executives must promptly reduce her and at the same time noticed a large raising is a small business, but in the ag- meshes to the inch. freight rates. If they do not do this they proportion of her flowers were missing. I square gregate it is great industry. The last P. Palmer to a fall. The business of the When the child returned her mother I will ride Maine Dwight census figures show that in 1919 It must this silk—not United States cannot stand the present said, “Why, Florence, you have carried go through just produced $7,725,000 worth of poultry and successive rates of freight transportation. There is away nearly all my flowers.” “Oh, but and Owens Bros. once, but thirteen times. eggs. The production in the United one other thing which the railroad execu- mamma, they were all soldiers, too.” States amounted to $1,250,000,000. on tives should do. They si ould cut their The little girl had scattered her flowers Because we take no chance William as far as would on the of own salaries at least fifty per cent, and The officials of the League of Nations they go graves Tell being clean and fine and pure, you do real work, instead of spending their are not happy at Geneva. They say they the soldiers buried nearby. take no chance in using it for all your for This incident to mind the idea time in devising schemes skinning want a “permanent seat” somewhere brought of one to decora- baking. the public. else. Most of us are of the opinion that devoting day annually in the graves of the a would be a very proper lo- ting, loving memory, OVERLAND “up stump” CUT IT OUT. Ask who use it. cation. men who wore the gray. The idea was your neighbors They’ll readily adopted and ever since, April 26th MOTOR CARS ARE A tell you William Tell. Tell your grocer, United States Senator Curtis held up We notice that the directors of the has been observed throughout the South some bills a few days ago INVESTMENT appropriation have GOOD | Bangor and Aroostook railroad as Memorial Day, with the exception of SWAN-WHITTEN COMPANY by offering amendments One of thereto^ closed nine stations along the line of the South Carolina. That State for some Take slate and figure it .hese bills carried a large sum for print- you to road. This ought to save enough pay cause, unknown to me, observes May 10. ing. Senator Curtis moved to (imend by out for youiself. half the salary of the president of the And now to the nation’s credit every requiring that heads of departments 5000 satisfied road. State in the Union unites in honoring and There are should discontinue the printing of an- ___ Editorial Notes ftom Courier-Gazette. keeping green the memory of the brave Overland owners in the State nual or special reports when tjie appro- sons who in hallowed the that in an therefor was expended- This is sleep ground, who have found priation That there are not a thousand men but it wou'd be bet- blue and gray alike, for it is a national the most well as far as it goes, among the millions of citizens of the Overland you get at the roots of the matter. United States who can make out an aver holy day. TUBES I they exist readv for resumed use A DISAPPOIS ter to strike for ycur mone. PNEUMATIC today, age income tax statement and do it right, She died in 1874 and was buried with on a week’s notice—of double lines of A very large percentage of the stuff sent j was the assertion of Senator Reed Smoot full and lov- Prices delivered, Belfast: It is difficult to find any logical expla- iron tubes, under the streets, skilfully Governor Baxter’s a d: the major departments of the gov- military honors, every year j out by at a recent hearing before the finance designed and receiving ap- nation for a mentality which refused the dispatching Maine meeting in Bang, is ing hands decorate her grave with beau- Sedan .... #1585 ernment at Washington certainly committee of the Senate. His assertion | parati, speeial types of air compressors service mail tubes was a tiful flowers. .... splendid pneumatic certainly disappn worthless. Much of it is transparent was approved by the nodding of heads of Coupe #1545 at each connected post office, and cylin- men who had been rendered in distributing mail in congested drical which were shot a review of his actions im Several of these many business through #995 steel containers propaganda. depart- WAS IT YOU? Touring the nerve-racking experience of trying but approved a flying machine mail through the tubes at thirty miles an gusta which the public an editorial staff whose Roadster #995 areas, ments maintain to with the of the hour. * * * I comply requirements service between New York and Washing- veryconversant with am*. business seems to be to feed the public on I income and excess profits tax laws. Some one started the whole day wrong— “The climax of this tragedy of govern- there was and at this time. It was ni". HARRY E. WALKER ton, where already ample was one husks. We hope the United States Sec- Was it you? mental sabotage dramatic. On On May 1, 1921, Germany is reported frequent service. Perhaps it side was the Pneumatic Tube System, natorial boomarang for on robbed the of its Distributor for Waldo adequately' States Some day song— County to have owed the United $218,840- which was built at the Government’s urgent solici- 1922 than just the oppomt Was it wasn’t the mentality affected, 000 for expenses of the American Army you? tried in the fire of ten investiga- OOCTORS SAY CONSTIPATION after all. tation, of Maine just now' are of occupation. She has paid 17,160,000 this morning some one frowned; an and a of a cen- Early John E. Milholland, for many years tions, proved by quarter t marks in the of foodstuffs * * * ested in what is the best POISONS SYSTEM paper shape Some one sulked until others scowled; eminent figure in American public life, tury of unequalled service. That her natural far and materials furnished. huge and well known as a and speak- “On the other side stood Albert Burle- exploit And soon harsh words were passed Notice journalist be one of the reasons that im- to a from con- debt may Special tells in the June Forum of the amazing son, who candidly admitted Senator, lines rather than being P The majority of people suffer around— er, pelled President Harding to appoint rep- recent ‘I don’t know a damn thing about the terested in any ones polite stipation which poisons the whole system corruption in the administration, resentatives to sit with the reparations Was it you? the but was determined to reduce the In his address at the clos and causes coated tongues, bad headaches, which went far in destroying costly tubes,’ commission and the other European postal facilities of a combined run ir children often results in X-RAY PICTURES system of mail tubes erected by the gov- population going to his administi foul breath; Some one started the ■' councils that are arranging the peace day aright— the efficiency and worth of of fifteen million to the level of his home ing to his own political high fever and actual illness. Was it ernment, settlements. you? of and teeth, fractures and has been by town of Texas.”—From Kennebec and let his politic * be quickly re- _ bones, joints which repeatedly proved Waco, possible These conditions may Some one made it happy and bright— dislocations may be obtained at the office numerous Mr. Milholland Journal. care of itself. If that had Sieved by Dr. True’s Elixir—the Family A valued calls attention investigations. correspondent Was it you? H. as Sbaxative that has worked wonders for of DR. CARL STEVENS, says: reference to his political to this Early this morning, we are told, Men Are Four. and and children since 1851. paragraph: 35 Church St., Belfast, Me. “Away back in the Victorian era, he had said it at first naen, women Some one smiled, and all through the day faith in Dr. True’s “Why were the saints, saints? Because Tel. 15 3ml5 pneumatic mail tubes were introduced in he would have escaped “I have great your This smile encouraged young and old— Men are four: He who knows, and it is they were cheerful when it was difficult the chief European capitals. Today, Lon- criticism. Every one adn! Elixir. I give it to my boy, doing Was it knows he knows—he is wise—follow to be when it was dif- you? Budapest and that and lie w him much good and I would not be with- cheerful, patient don, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, him. He who knows and knows not he along line, ficult to be and because Stewart I. Long, in New York Sun. FURNISHED Rome have hundreds of miles of these much political strength on out a bottle for anything.’’—Mrs. Joseph patient; they is asleep—wake him. He on when wanted to stand efficient devices. America took the knows,—he is weak so it is a Boyce (Tracey Station, N. B.) [ pushed they lead, who knows not and knows not he knows Humanity of chronic and kept silent when they wanted TENEMENT in 1893, and held it for a quarter tation for aspirants for pc1 You know the 8ymptoms 1 still, however, not,—he is a fool—shun him. He who bad I to and were agreeable when they of a with a type of tube lar su- and honors to take advantage constipation—sour stomach, belching, talk, Children Cry TO RENT FOR THE SUMMER. century, knows not, and knows be knows not,— wanted to be disagreeable. That wae to anything in Europe. This sys- occasion to be mil then heavy dull eyes, constant head- | perior he is a chil l—teach him.—Arabian Pro- j public breath, FOR FLETCHER’S HARRY A. FOSTER, tense and out-of-sorts feeling. I all. It was quite simple, and always will tem consists—I use the present —Old Town Enterprise. aches, general 1 26 Miller Street. verb. j Ur. True’s Elixir will help you.—Adv. be.” CASTORI A 22 writing of the physical properties becausa WEST MONTVILLE ACT QUICKLY TROY. Mr. Flas tner has sold his auto to Rev. Do the at the time. John Cole. right thing right Mr. Harry Clark is in town tuning Act quickly in time of danger. Mrs. Cora In time of kidney danger, Doan’s Kid- pianos. Lamb of Portland visited ney Pills are most effective. Ask. your Mrs. Emma Hersey spent last week Mr. and Mrs. Martin Whittier It’s to bake Sunday. neighbor? with friends in Etna. easy George A. Nelson has Plenty of Belfast evidence of their sold his farm to Mr. and SAYS SHE SHUDDERS here to William worth. A little son was born Mrs. ,R>i; P. Barton of St. Paul *. i James Robinson says: “Some years ago Willis. .Hi, 1HINKS HOW SHE Minn. O. R. Bagley, May 20—Olney ! I had a severe attack of kidney trouble, in a j Bickmore is in Belfast deem kitchen! SUFFERED. Mr. and Tne me Mrs. Octavia cool, Mrs. secretions when Perley Cross are eceiv- j kidney bothered 1 as there was a sensation. for Mrs. Thurston, who is mg congratulations on passing, burning caring Mary the birth of a son Mrs. V. B. My back ached most all the time. I was don t heat up the whole or coal to be bothered with and no ashes Said Osborijc May 22nd. ill. ! in a lime kiln at the time and so or to Ave, Lexington, R> working kitchen when bake with a litter clean up. The clear, white 'lister much The frost May 23 did some dam- YUU you ‘u a run-down Rev. John Cole and heavy lifting made it bard on my heavy condition; family were in tips of the New Perfection flame produce |f was run did not seem to injure New Perfection Oil Cook Stove. It lR and dizzy. I was actually town Sunday and kidneys and I feeling weak and age to gardens but attended church at down. I the most heat and don’t soot up the any sudden noise or es- got a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills fruit Lrces, furnishes all the heat North Montville. at you need just bottoms of utensils. a palpitation of I Poor & Son’s Drug Store and began your produce but a slight touch I Mr. using them. soon relieved me of Troy and vicinity got where you want it —there is none uitenedme. absolutely and Mrs. Ralph W. Howard called They the trouble and I have never been both- a little rain stairs, for to attempt ou Mr. and Mrs. of the big tempest—only lost. You can it! The New Perfection Water Heater is in- Mark L. Howard on ered since.” regulate uglily exhaust me. and wind. in the thousands of Hog back Mountain i Price strong dispensable homes us headaches and when recently. 60c. at all dealers. Don’t simply ask of An That’s it's so to make where it is in use. Furnishes hot water that an iron for a kidney Doan’s Kid- Miss Gladys Woodard lover, why easy fluffy med band Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Howard and remedy—get ney Pills—the same Mr. Robinson had. in and De- cakes, browned and and at a very cost. ; around my head. I now of Mass., visited relatives Troy nicely pies crisp, quickly slight daughter Hogback Mountain were re- mk of those headaches. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y week. toothsome cookies! You can control the cent troit last guests of Mrs. Howard’s Mrs. are weak and I could not di- aunt, heat the wick a trifle New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves made Miss Carrie Weymouth is spending a by merely turning iquid food. Any food Albert Fletcher. swanvTllZ in two, three and four-burner sizes, with Mrs. M. up or down, and you don’t have to ia used nausea and the few days with her sister, T. stoop- In the shower and tornado of over to the oven. It is or without warming cabinet; also one- ■ Mr. up where n remained for hours, Sunday, James H. Bradbury and Mr. Lodge Dodge, in Pittsfield. you May 22nd, Charles Howard had his can it burner stove with no cabinet. New Per- was almost unbearable. wood- are stopping at the Swan Lake House. reach and look into it— quickly, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gowin of Portland, ovens are construct- et sound and I was worn shed roof badly damaged, the roof on the easily. fection scientifically Mrs. Arietta J. Chase has arrived from home friends in My condition was in- back being nearly all torn off. who are visiting old Troy, ed so as to roast and bake evenly on line. 1 so: Everett, and has home filially ght Mass., opened her are soon to start for California. like the New Perfec- Sold dealers Mr. Sumner Smith of Tidy housekeepers all sides. by leading every- rmuati. but nothing Bangor has a for the summer. Mrs. Lemuel who has for tion Oil Cook Stove. There’s no wood where. .article. I was on the crew at work on H. F. Jackson’s lumber Reynolds, Mr. up in despair when a Stanley Cunningham of Bangor some time been in poor health, left May lot, cutting lumber and is hauling it on with me to try Tanlac. spent the week-end and Mi morial Day 30th for South Mass., the home large trucks to Thorndike station. Acton, e of the medicine and with his mother, Mrs. T. D. Nickerson. of her son and daughter, where she has Rev. Charles Adams of South Mont- For best results lhe drama a for treatment. ,ing at once and soon “Bar Haven” given at the entered hospital surgical ville preached at North Montville church -s and dizziness disap- Grange Hall Friday evening, May 27, was use Kerosene in Truman with his two sons and Socony me and May 29th the morning and preached Cook, tieadaches left well patronized and a success financially a of ugth had returned. My here in the schoolhouse in the afternoon their families, making party eight, Mr. Charles H. Black ion improved and I am of Chelsea, Mass., motored from their homes in Lewiston W. E. er in This Rev. Overlock, State agent for arrived in town a few every way. recently tc spend May 29, calling on old friends and neigh- ■rful medicine and the school Sunday unions, accompanied by days at the home of Miss Harriet M. bors; also paying tribute to the silent er really helped me. I his wife and Miss Winnifred Bowler of Nickerson. homes of friends in Fhirview woman who is suffering cemetery. Palermo, visited the Sunday school here F" Misses Hazel and Sylvia Kirkpatrick and attended the meeting Sunday after- of mi Belfast by Read & Hampden were guests at Maple Ter- FREEDOM. S. M. noon. idea, Freedom; race Farm the week-end and over Me- A. M. Ross, Lincolu- morial While building a lire May 23rd Miss Day, Elisha Webster is a for lirug Co., and by the building garage Mildred Thompson’s clothing caught .; every town. lire, Mr. and Mrs Z. D. Hartshorn and Fred N. Flye. and before help could be summoned she I Martha of Belfast ^ was seriously burned. Dr. Small of Free- I daughter spent the Phil William attended the celebration was week-end ren l;ry dom called, but could not save her. j and Memorial Day at their in Winslow May 23rd. She died May 24th. She was 12 years summer home. -TT-—. \ F~~ W W Dana Banton and Worth were iOR FLETCHER'S old and leaves a mother, Mrs. Lelia George Mr. R. Nickerson and of Thompson, one brother, Edward, and one E, family in Bangor May 27th on business. who have the ol Portland arrived to a few pASTORIA sister, Ella, sympathy recently spend ; Mrs. Annie Murch attended the Grand all. days with,Mrs. Nickerson’s parents, Mr. NEW PERFECTION iN Chapter of the Eastern Star in Portland ■v\ I NvTOki and Mrs. W. J. Matthews at Notrh Sears- May 23-25. ELLINUWOOD’S CORNER port. 0/7 Cook Stoves and Water Heaters Portland visited Lewis Rev. W. A. Richmond will preach the Mrs. Rutus Bartlett was quite badly in Mrs. Grace Heal recently spent Sunday baccalaureate sermon at the church next STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK with her Mrs jured by being run into by a motor cycle June re getting good catches aunt, Julia Ellingwood. Sunday, 5th. one day recently. The carriage was Miss Lola the The Union Teachers held in u [■ weirs. Huntley spent week-end meeting upset, the horse running away. Mrs. at home. Freedom 23rd was inter- ! spent Me- Academy May Bethel, Vt., Bartlett was unconscious some time and and instructive. me of his Mrs. A. L. Perkins visited Mrs. Her- esting parents. was brought home in an auto. At this bert Cole Memorial services were held in the of Belfast called on at Cole’s Corner recently. writing she is doing well. chuich last Rev. Wm. recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw of Sunday. Vaughan Brooklin, Mr. Harvey Seeley has been the guest of Belfast was the speaker. The Riverside, will Mass., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. K.. R. 1 of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. See- Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Murch and of graduation, June Shaw. ley. He recently received a cap'ain’s li- daughter Alice were week-end guests of Mrs. Hiram Ide and Blanche Perains ol cense giving him power to take command Mr. Murch’s mother, Mrs. Annie Murch. as ol of boat or vessel ., 1’ Mansur of Houlton Bangor were here recently guests any in any seas. Mr. Mrs. Maude Hurd of Pittsfieli and Mrs. f Mr. and Mrs. I. H, Mrs. Stephen Perkins. and Mrs. Seeley have also been entertain- Alton their and i White of Augusta were week-end Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Durning have re> ing son, Ralph Seeley wife. of their Mrs. Mr. Seeley is chief electrician in the guests aunt, Augusta Nutt. eturned recently from turned here for the summer, after spend- navy and Mrs. Seeley’s home is in New Mr. and Mrs. Porter Webb of Swanville at the home of his ing the winter in Boston. Jersey. and Mrs. Tannie A. Small of Waterville of White’s Corner, C. A. Hnntley has been spending a few I were the guests of their sister, Eflie M, '.! rheumatic arthritis. days in Charleston at the home of his SALARIES FIRST Flye, May 29th. COFFEE Tncipal of the high cousin, Melville Bumter. The world is treated to the spec- ^Igr being employ of the State AN ANTI-CLIMAX. You are lo like il Rev. James Gray, the new superin- tacle of Germany waging war against The likely ■m during the summer tendent of this district of the Methodist Poland The latter country is a member It is told in all seriousness that follow- ties July 1st. of the league of nations, and, presumably, Test of here at the a lecture a churches, preached chape; is entitled to protection from that source. ing in Northern Maine town 1. T. Bussey art Sunday. He was accompanied by his If she has misbehaved towards Upper Si- in which the speaker told of the benefits Coffee is the their beautiful new bride. lesia it ought to be the business of the of having a health officer or district nurse and that the town raise a league to administer punishment; cer- suggested sum Satisfaction it L'apt. Dudley house, Mr. and Mrs. Charles re- of for that he Ellingwood tainly chastisement ought not to come money purpose, received an e of the finest views Ins it cently spent a few days here, the guesti from Germany. But the league officials answer to proposal to the effect that Gives—Try hills and the town “had decided not to raise urrounning of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Edmunds. They at Geneva are apparently too busy col- any money for the purpose but YOUR ■.me anywhere. lecting funds to pay their own huge sal- specified, are now in Belfast at Mr. Ellingwood’) aries to give much attention to practical voted to raise a sum to enlarge and im- GROCER nual graduation fes- Roscoe Ellingwood. prove its cemetery.” brother’s, \>eace measures. HAS IT. roe. Sunday evening, A. delivered the Purdy WEBSTTR-THOMAS it it the M.E. church! POPULAR me 7, the junior ex‘- Tea & Coffee Co. nion hall Thursday 219 Stale Street, Boston he the graduation of ■ graduates are Misses STATE OF MAINE WEDDING GIFTS Ellingwood, Hazel WALDO, S3. ,i and Mahlou Dun- SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, Including Centerpieces, Tray Cloths. IN EQUITY. Rainers, Cable Covers, Laic 1 Sets, in and I luly fittingly Petit I'lanan Land Company tiie finest of lineis These arc im oortei ■es of the deceased vs. fro n Jilin and mny are eni.-iierei r iled. The exercises Petit Manan Land’& Industrial Company. in shndes of blue, so pipu ir in tint Union hall were im- country. Cinn it be J iplicite 1. was appropriately j ORDER OF NOTICE. Also Lices, Lace Mits, Silk Pieces, R. Wesley Receiver in the above en- inal colors and ever- Dunn, Fans, etc. Call at Journal Office. titled cause, having presented his report and ■e was musical selec- also a petition for distribution of the funds re- s’ orchestra, singing maining in his hands, it is hereby SUi M P Y tl'Ri.Y03. That a on said and and also the schoo Ordered, hearing report by ! petition be had at the office of Carroll N. Per- AMY L. WILSON. ircss of the day wajs kins, Esq, Waterville. Maine, on Thursday, June at 10 o’clock a, m and that no li. Lord and was listen- 23, 1921, j tice thereof be given to ail parlies interested tention by the large ■therein by publishing an attested copy of this order once a week for three successive weeks j in The Republican Journal, a newspaper pub- * •!l of Belfast was in lished at Belfast, in said County of Waldo, the Eastan T1 last publication to be at least seven days be- Mug Lees.Iiic. People las 21, to confer witn fore the date of said hearing, in order that Increase weight 10 to 25 pounds per lie library fair, which such interested parties may be present and mouth. By simple guaranteed, safe, show cause, if any they have, why said report reliable treatment. Argo-Phospliate afternoons and even- will with should not he and said iucrease your weight good accepted petition STEAMSHIP CAMDEN muscle. 2U. This is planned solid stay-there flesh and Certain-teed Paint granted. Write today for FREE sample. ■ Dated this twenty-eighth day of May, A. D. ent of its kind Enclose stamp to American Drug evejr 1921. WARREN C PHILBROOK, Leave Belfast Tuesdays. Thursdays and will be served Sales Co„ Malden 48, Maas, pers Justice Supreme Judicial Court. Saturdays at 7.15 a. m. for Bucksport, Winter- k both nights of the A true copy. Attest: port and Bangor. 3w22 JAMES H. CILLEY, Clerk. Levve 2 2 45 was accompanied by Protects Surfaces Longer Bangor p. m., Winterport p. m., Bucksport 3 30 p. m Belfast 5. p. m.t for Cam SINCE 1882 Hattee also of Belfast, den, Rockland and Boston. to the —Leave children whi> I Notice of foreclosure Return Boston on Mondays,Wednes- At 72 Main Street, Belfast. and at 5 p. m Rockland Tues- ertainment on the first days Fridays D. M. Sylvester of Belfast, in days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 5 a m. for will close on WeOr TXTHEN you use Certain- In other words you get from WHEREAS,the County of Waldo and State of Maine, Camden, Belfast, Bucksport, Winterport and by his mortgage deed dated March 29th, A. D. ter a grand ball. teed Paint can be Certain-teed the service which Bangor.' you 1920, and recorded in the Waldo County Reg;s- At Boston, connection is made with the of in Book 475 R. Coombs Line Charles complete list of the sure that it will last long and only- highest quality paint try Deeds, 334, Page conveyed Metropolitan passenger and freight to me, the undersigned, a certain parcel of steamers for New York via Cod Canat. -ids who sang in the the surfaces which it Cape protect gives. Certain-teed means, real estate situate in Belfast, in the County of festival at Camden | covers. Waldo and State of Maine, and bounded as “Certainty of Quality—Guar- follows: Summer Schedule Effective June 7 Cornelia fer- Undertaker Baton, more A certain lot or of land, together Certain-teed also covers parcel Leave at m j anteed Satisfaction." The Belfast daily except Sunday 5 p uubar, Marion F. Cole, with the buildings thereon, situated in Bel- It hides for Boston and way landings. RETURN: Leave surface per gallon. name is a of both. fast, in the County of Waldo and State of John M. Carlelon, guarantee Boston daily exc pt Sunday at 6 p. m coats. Maine, and described as follows, to wit:—It (Day- the surface with fewer light Saving Time) for Rockland, Belfast, Ban- ki-it, Adelia F. Parker, being the same real estate conveyed to Arthur It retains its and color gor and way landings. Landing will be made 1 Uiel M. Erma beauty E. Stantial by Nellie M. Buzzell by her deed Trucking Kelley, at Northpurt commencing June 21. Commenc- Be sure of satisfactory results dated March 1919, and recorded in the | a of time. 17, ■ for longer period service will be I am »Ary, Mildred Conant, Waldo of in Book ing July S, daily, including | prepared to do all kinds of truck- from County Registry Deeds, 335, Sunday, in each direction. muel your Spring painting by Page 501, to which deed and the record there- ng. Furniture and piano moving tt. K. Lord, Randall These unusual values result GEO. E. DUNTON, Agent, | Certain-teed from us. of reference may be had for a more particulai I specialty. Leave orders at the stable,, > accompanied by Miss from the excellence of the getting Belfast, Maine. description. | corner of Main and Cross streets, and they upervisor of music, and materials used in Certain-teed Certain-teed led in price re- It is also the same real estate com eyed to will receive prompt attention. me, D. M. Sylvester, by Arthur E. Stantial by me, teacher of the inter- ductions. We are now and the care and thoroughness selling deed bearing even date with this deed; and Telephone connection. has been of whereas the condition of said has great of their this paint at pre-war mortgage HAND PAINTED W. W. BLAZO & preparation. prices. been broken: SON, leaching of music in the Now, therefore, by reason of the breach of e 126 Waldo Belfast. upper village. the condition thereof I claim a foreclosure of i Avenue, said mortgage. PLACE CAROS Belfast, Maine, May 31st, A. D. 1921. Reward $100 ARTHUR E. STANTIAL. DIRECT FROM CHINA B &T. 3w22 ; this Hall Hardware Co. paper will be pleas- and done in water colors in the soft tones WANTED 1 there is at least one and shades so much used by the Chinese. ! i oflice. that science has been L_ 52 Main Maine Call at the Journal A Second Hand Street, Belfast, AMY L. Lawn Roller 'Us stages and that is Dr. Hester Brown WILSON, SUE M. PARTRIDGE. ; being greatly influenced APPLY TO Jfkiiouai conditions requires con- Hall’s Catarrh OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN “eu internally and acts M. L, SLUGG, Belfast, Maine. ‘u ; ttie Mucous Surfaces of 30 Tel. ’V High Street. 320 ; ,re destroying the foun- Dr. M. G. Stephenson disease, giving the patient f SttistinB * “P the constitution WANTED proprietorw’f1 Jre ln doP* work. For Sale J have so muJh faith in the DENTIST! * Second Hand L^hiai ti,ev Halls Catarrh Medi- Kitchen Range nsnot Une A NICE DRIVING HORSE, FIVE i,iU. u Hundred Dollrrs ,er,,U years which is not afraid of anything. :i:l "f fails t0 cur* Send old, State price first letter. lestt Am selling on account of sickness. In- MNSONIG TEMPLE, ROOM 3 r/ttWreas p onia|8i ( Certain-feed MRS. L. A. U & CO- l0led0- quire of BROWN, Sold byy 011 8 Alto Belfast Telephone 223-3 Boz Maine aALBION, UNI- (RIGHT OF W^Y). “Going Some” Sec. 1. Police, Fire Department, Water De TY, THORNDIKE, BROOKS, Clayton gave it up and we partment, emergency repai* wagons* United MONROE and SWAN LAKE, States Mai! vehicles, amtulances and physi- FRIDAY connecting with Rockland jitney. be to do the same. cians’ green cross, shall have the right of way obliged in any street and through anjy procession. Elmwood Water- EVA NOVAK in Leaving Hotel, ARTICLE lit ville, 7 a. m. and Windsor House, OF as a ret (SPEED VEHICLES) Belfast 3.30 for return trip. In the meantime, Sec. 1. No vehicle shall proceed at a rate of at “Wanted headquarters" Passengers taken for whole or speed greater than the law allows; and at no pense for your efforts in cm time shallva vehicle be drived with a reckless any part of trip at reasonable or negligent disregard to the conditions then SATURDAY prices. we obtaining and the right of others. ing into the offer ERRANDS and EXPRESS ^ore, ARTICLE IV. the next ten additioi STANDING AND WILLIAM RUSSELL days (in ( STOPPING, TURNING) H. C. McCORRISON Sec. 1. No vehicle shall stop with its left —IN— a re> side to the curb. our low I -_ present prices) Sec. 2. No vehicle shall remain backed against the curb, except when actually loading “The Iron Rider” tion of 10% on all leather, M or unloading, ana then for not more than ten minutes at any one time,but a police officer may Week and Tennis Shoes. The s; at his discretion extend such time limit a speci- Gratitude fied number of minutes only, when in his judg- ment such extension does MONDAY or no( interfere with Colonial Theatre guarantee. Satisfaction the free passage of sidewalks nr streets. Sec. 3. No vehicle shall stop in such a way monev back. obstruct Week of June 20 ty as to any street.Jor crossing for the “THE RESTLESS SEX” purpose of taking on or letting^off.passengers; or loading or unloading ot freight, or any other purpose; except in case-of accident, or FOR SALE or u when directed to do so a At BY ROBERT W. CHAMBERS] “No by police officer, _ junk'7 marking intersections of streets whete & police officer 1 Q FOOT MOTOR BOAT w'ith 5- or device is placed for the purpiseof directing —WITH— 2 O horse Detroit engine. Ap for this sale. traffic, both pedestrians and drivers of vehicles power prices condition. Will sell cheap for must stop when directed to do Jso by a police first-class officer, and in the absence of ^n officer must MARION DAVIES and CARLYLE BLACKWELL cash. Tel. Belfast, 89-6 follow the directions indicated by any sign, FRED B. STINSON, guide or device so placed. North Searsport, Maine. TIMM The Brilliant Drama of Girl Who Made Excitement Her God. tf23 THE SHOE ST01 Sec. 4. No vehicle shall stop or stand within [a the intersection of any street ncr within It) of a feet street corner. TUESDAY FOR SALE Sec. 6. No person having charge of a vehi- cle in a public street or square shall refuse or Rhode Island Red yearling neglect to stou the same or place the same as Fifty directed a of these rules each. by police officer, any MARY MILES MINTER hens, any number, $2 to the cunt.ary notwithstanding, —IN— ARTICLE V. C C. ROGfcRS, (SIGNAL OF VEHICLES, POLICE AND OTHER Tel. 179-24 R- D. 3. SIGNALS) “THE Sec. 1. Every driver or operator of a vehicle in slowing up, or in stopping, or in turning FOR SALE while in motion, or in starting from a Siand- LITTLE CHIROPRACTIC still, or in backing, shall signal to those behind, About 2000 feet of old lum- either by hand or whip, or by .mechanical, or automatic electrical device, indicating the di- CLOWN” FOR HAY rection he is about to take. ber, boards and joists. FEVER Sec. 2. Drivers of motor vehicles of all H. L. WOODCOCK. kinds snail n approaching a crossing or in davis & storm, rounding a corner or curve of a public street, WEDNESDAY I Tel. 155-13 23 sound their in such a as to signals way give ! warning to other vehicles and to pedestrians PALMER SCHOOL GRADUATE CHIRuPRAC of their approach. FOLKS Caution Notice ARTICLE VI. HERE IT IS, 80 Main Street, Belfast, Maine. The Fire Department wish to warn peo- Sec. 1. The word “vehicle" includes eques- fires or trians, horses hitched to vehicl-s, led horses, Maurice Tournier’s Picturization of Neil Burgess’ Great Rural' ple against starting any grass any Office hours—9 to 11 a. m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Kri motor vehicles of all kinds and Everything on out of door fins now on account of the wheels and runners except baby carriages. Stage Classic *19 extreme dryness. Sec, 2. The word “driver" ^includes the S. S. L. SHUTE, Chief Engineer. rider or driver of a horse, the rider of a bicy- cle and the operator of a motor vehicle. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The sub- ADMINISTRATOR’S NOT! scriber hereby gives notice that he has been scriber notice > ARTICLE VII. hereby gives i FAIR duly appointed administrator of the estate of duly appointed adr.iinistrat Sec. 1. Whoever violates any; of the pro- THE COUNTY of the estate of Work BERTHA A. SAMPSON, late of Freedom, annexed, visions of the foregoing rules and Carpeuter ordinances, ADDIfc V. ROBINbUN. regulations, shall be punished by fine not ex- of Real in Real Life in the county of Waldo, deceased, and given | A New England Story People |*S Done at Reasonable in the dece -• ceeding twenty dollars ($20) for qach offence. Typical prices. bonds as the law directs. All persons having County of aldo. I! That Has Taken the Drama by Storm. demands against the estate of said deceased bonds as the law directs. A JJilent _4 Window screens made to demands the estate of -r Belfast, Maine, Jiine 7, 1921. order. are desired to present the same tor settle- against are desired to same I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true ment, and all indebted thereto are requested present the RALPH RICHARDS, and all indebted thereto are request copy of an ordinance passed by th* Lity Coun- to make payment immediately. June anl as Perkins payment immediately. cil of the of *6. 1921, • City Belfast, Tommy 3 Charles Belfast CLEMENT W. WESCOTT, ARLES A. by the Mayor of the City. Wesley Barry Street, Cb approved Belfast, May 10, 1921. Me 1921 Attest: CHAS. S. BICKFORD^ City Clerk. 2w23 fife., Searsport, May 10, ine Waldo W. T. U. convert- of Mrs. Charles E. ! County The many friends HARRY M. PRENTISS. tion will be held in Jackson, Wednesday, Rhoades, who has been confined to her June 22nd. The local treasurers are re- home on Franklin street since March, The death of Harry Mellen Prentiss, quested to send all dues to Mrs. Bates be will be to learn that she is gain- pleased which occurred at 5 a. m. Tuesday at his fore June 18th. ing and is now able to go out daily. What You Is One home on Court street, has caused general Aurora Rebekah grief and was one Pay Lodge, I. O. O. F., Miss Nellie Ramsdell, a toll operator regret. He of God’s Thing will observe noble Children’s night, June 14th, of the local telephone exchange, return- men, honorable, charitable, kind, when all affiliated with always to old and whom the order are ed Friday to her home at the A. E. Dutch “Harry” young urged to attend. The will be he would greet with a smile and play hour residence, after an operation for appen- helpful You Get Is from 5 to 6 word. What followed a He loved Belfast and its i Another by supper and en- dicitis at the Tapley Hospital. people. tertainment. While on the way here by auto Memorial The two Oldtown Indians on their his- Day with his brot ier, at whose home in May, 1921, has gone on record as a dry toric to were in Brewer he was taken ill, he said, as they can a Union Suit for 79c month as not a storm occurred and trip Plymouth, Mass., You buy and it will be only came in of the “The land of two short showers Belfast early Tuesday evening lhey sight city, during the four weeks. rest.” He had failed for about or thus planned to spend the night at Lincoln- gradually some worth just that less. It you pay $2.00 June, far, nas kept up the same con- tor ville Beach. They were in their most time, but was ill at the last with pneu- ditions and even the roads are country costumes monia, which caused his death. Mr. Pren- one\ouwill get your money’s worth or more. We rivers of dust. picturesque native with war feathers, etc., but were very gentleman- tiss was born in Foxcroft 53 years ago, There will the son would rather sell high priced goods even if our be two Sunday school dis ly. Their canoe was a handsome one and of Mellen G. and Rebecca L. per- tnct [ conventions in Waldo county this they made a pretty picture on the still (Merrill) Prentiss. After attending the of is no more than on month. The W. Brewer where his childhood and centage profit cheaper grades, Waldo District will be I wateis of the bay. schools, A? June 22nd, and the early manhood were spent, he went to we know our customers will be better Mt. ;s,earsmont, Don Robbins celebrated his 61st because satis- Waldo District in Frankfort, June i birth- the University of Maine. He was a mem- -Jrd. Rev. E. I day June 6th, and is proud of ber of Delta Phi and and will come I' ITS UP H. Brewster, State secre- Monday, Alpha also of the U. fied ag*ain—BU TO YOU. and his fitness for tary, Mr. Winslade, child supt., will ; physical messenger work of M. Alumni Association of Waldo coun- be present at both ! among his friends and ticket at For the past 30 he had made meetings. 1 taking ty. years Yoiirs the Colonial Theatre. Don is one of the ins home in coming here as the truly. A Belfast, mortgage deed from the American | most popular and happy people in town R. R. postal clerk on the Belfast-Burn- Men’s Ball Agricultural Strap Oxfords $4.95 Chemical Co. and the Union ! and clings first, last and always to his ham Branch. When a war measure dis- fertilizer Co. issued to Old Colony Trust pal, City Marshal M. R. Knowlton. continued this work he went on the Co. to secure a BERT 'L. bond issue has been re- From early morning until late at night Vanceboro .run and was there when DAVIS, ceived at the office of the Waldo County Don was kept busy acknowledging con- obliged to give up. A petition had been Registry of Deeds for recording. It con- gratulations. ciiculated to have the run here re-estab- Yes! The store little old tains 236 wher^ your dollar pages of about 375 words each, lished and tile day Mr. Prentiss died word and A Fourth of July Celebration. the price will be $126 for was Everybody cents recording the New received that the petition had been buys lj)0 worth. it. The amount The directors of Belfast f air involved is not in the granted and the run would be opened text. will have a regular Fourth of July pro- June 27th. Mr. Prentiss was married gram at the fair grounds in connection Oct. Is Sixteen 15, to Miss Sara Withington members of Canton with the best of races, the entries to 1895, Them Pallas, Francis of this him. Patriarchs were close June The band will city, who survives Buying Militant, guests over I 27th. be pres- His his Sunday of Orrin J. at ent. A. Foster and N. father, Mr. Mellen G. Prentiss, We Mr. and Mrs. Nahum M. Dickey Temple Harry S. Dona- have proved ot Belfast Nickerson an. Heights. were brother, Charles F. Prentiss, and his sis- that The News nounce the engagement They given the freedom hue will have charge of the athletics; conclusively of their daugh- of their host’s ter Mildred, wife of Harold W. Wright will ter Margaret L, to line cottages all in the there will be a farmers’ race, and man, people buy even in these recon- Malcolm G. Staples pink of perfection of Bangor, also survive. His mother ADVERTISEMENTS ! of Reading, Mass. and beautifully located other attractions to interest all ages. StW on the side hill died about three years ago. Buring the struction if of this attractive part of The directors will begin in a few days a days you will them i lived in give Thornton, Esq, of the lirm of Northport. Broiled and boi ed lobsters sale of stock to the in thirty years Mr. Prentiss had Maine Power Co. offer their BuzzellRlL & place grounds ex- Thornton, was elected treasur- with a delicious fish chowder cellent and if Belfast he was most loyally devoted to downright good values. an investment for the added to condition anyone wants to slock, er o the New Belfast Fair the North church and at a cirectors’ the pleasure of all. this home can Congregationalist i Maine. help corporation they call meeting held June 6th. all its allied having served as on M S. Jellison, F. S Jackson, F, D. societies, ah our Sturm advertise chiropractic There was a good attendance at the B. deacon and in many other official capa- long experience Orrin J Dickey has rented Jones, W. H. Bray, H. 8. McReen, R. B. ^e^er J,n ■ver. his H. S. in : cottage Sophomore prize speaking contest or cities. The the church and the the Shoe at Temple Heights, “The Dyer or H. C. Buzzell they will call on home, business have we Birches,” to in the last city have met an loss. The experi- ,nial Theatre publishes picture A' F’ Armory Thursday evening. you. See their interesting races: irreparable Schmidt°f The entire funeral will take at his late home enced such a r the week. N.Mr'v n'rfor Mru Brooklyn. program was remarkably well 2:16 2:13 $200 00. place re- ’i., the season. This is their Pace, Trot, Purse, quick, generous sec- rendered, but the judges—Zenas D. Harts- Friday at 10 30 a. with his pastor, porting Co. offer 20-oz. to the ond season here. 2:20 Pace, 2:17 Trot, Purse, $200.00. m., sponse as we horn, Florence E. Dunton and Anne M. Rev. Alfred C. Elliott, officiating. The have in these flee Friday and Saturday. Mrs 2:26 Pace, 2:23 Trot, Purse, $200 00. selling Morris W. Diesher of Kitiredge—made the selections remains will be taken to Mass., Reading following Farmers’ Race (mixed) horses with no Abington, Men s Shoes at Hills offer a special sale of.Jer- la., has sent a handsome for on Four gold wrist the cash prizes given by the Cir.y recor.ds, 1-2 mi.. Purse, -$o0.00 the noon train for interment in the Ninety-Five. ■:i m for three days. watch to the fair committee ; for the ben- National Bank: Louise Newell and Wes- 1-2 -$10.00 in Francis lot. elit of the Waldo Potty Running Race, mi, f wrenches lost. County General Hos- ley Patterson, first; Gretcaeu Fletcher prizes. Of dark pital which will Mahogany leather, be sold at the fair to be and Marion Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crane and the Goodyear orrison gives notice of daily held Rhoades, second; August 27th. Stackpole and David third. latter’s Miss Isabel Britton of Welt, with ups from Waterville to’Bel- Moody, daughter, genuine oak soles, Good- i The remains of A left for their home Sun- Ernest Ryan, private Double Tragedy Burlington, Vt., nch in the oernice the little cl rubber all sizes and 305th Artillery, arrived in Belfast Wiiiard, daughter day after a few days’ visit with Dr. and heels; widths, Shop advertises Mr. and Mrs. A. C. observed | Sample Monday and were taken to South Hopkins, At When Two Belfast Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore. 7 hey were ac- to D ’this Mont- her 5th Sandypoint, Young and one FOUR and summer dresses vi ie Tuesday from the birthday at their home on Court companied by Mrs Crane’s Dr. price, NINE- Coombs under- j Men Were Electrocuted. parents, £ street last Saturday afternoon. There E. 1 taking parlors. They were shipped here and Mrs. George Morgan, who will be i-FIVE. from trance and were eight guests with several grown A most for several weeks. nshing Co. advertises couch the casket was covered ] appalling accident occurred last her guests with a ups and a few babies, the afternoon n 1 chairs for porch use. large American flag. j Thursday afternoon at Sandypo.nt when was spent with games and later al! were two f handkerchief lost, young men, Donald 11. Rogers and Rev. Arthur E Wilson invited was gave one of his to the dining room, which Howard Robert Wilson, both of Beal and relatives lectures on their Belfast, iieth birds, calls and songs at decorated with the color scheme of pink were killed jbub- the instantly by coming in con- if thanks. Unitarian church last. and white. The table was centered with a Wednesday’af- tact with a high tension electric wire. ternoon before the cake sor Hotel wants kitchen girl. city schools. There dainty birthday with its five pink They were linemen for the Central Maine was a TO PLEASE large attendance and all candles, the favors were small baskets Trust Co. adver'ises the speak in Tower Company and were at work re- the highest terms of Mr. Wilson tied with pink ribbon and filled with institution. and his i pink pairing a private telephone line for the jblic address. 1 he small and white mints. animal boys are frequently Sponge drops, company on their regular ONE WOMAN a power poles Shoe Store offers ten per heard practicing the crackers and ice cream were served lessons they re- by which run lrom the station at Ea. t ceived. j power um for ten Mrs. Hopkins, assisted by Mrs. James OrianJ days, to Belfast. Wilson, with a coil ol Farnham. The little hostess was de- ite of the Fire The | telephone had climbed a Departn/ient Governor and Council have au- wire, power pole ighted with the gifts of her little near ution in regard to fires, thorized the guests j the residence of Fred F. Black on ON j Highway Commission to : award the Shipyard avenue when he came in con- nald makes announcement .ollowing highway contracts i Word has been received of the marriage for roads in j tact with a 19,890 vo t which .filing of antique parlors, Waldo County: Belfast— of Miss Marian MacMullin, daughter of I current, 54 miles—Amos D. was communicated over the telephone gers has Rhode Island Red Bridge’s Sons, Inc., ! tiie late Robert Burns MacMullin and wire io Rogers on the next pole. B-jt.i Uazardville, Conn $110,550 74. Stock- ! M. Belle MacMullin, to Mr. Henry Cam- ton were held to the poles by their safety Springs—3.23 nnles—Tile Arbor,o ! eron Eldert of New York. It was solemn- .ore Store offers some more bolts. Dr. D. Company, 558 New Park Hart- Eugene lapley and Dr. Street avenue, ized in St. Stephens Episcopal church, j rd at >4.95, also advertise Harry L. Kilgore were sent over from ford, Coon., $59,811.69, New York City, 09th and at Spring Broadway, siery. Belfast on the receipt of the nut This week I have TWELVE HORSES to m '. news, Mrs. 5 the afternoon, May 2 Miss Mac- 1 house on view Mary Phillips, at found that death had been instantaneous acclimated. Won’t Huberts Hay housekeeper Mullin walked with hei Robert i sell. Good ones, go Navajo for brother, 111 Lie Silver place in Prospect Camp Boys, couducted at both cases, out worked over them one sick and as the season is getting on I will I Burns MacMullin of Buffalo, N. Y., who ; Northport by Orrin J. Dickey of this and one naif hours oeiore giving them sell them worth the money. gave her in marriage. Miss MacMullin city, has arrived tor her second season. up. —VViJIys Sedan y^y ance traffic in Knight for regulations The was attended by her cousin, Miss Dorothy A grocery wagon. Good one, i camps do not officially open until DONALD B. ROGERS strong Stupham of New York, and younger cheap. Single horse truck wagon at a the 25tli of June, but a number of boys j Frances Treadwell MacMullin. You will when see it I i Carle advertises bargain will arrive before that date. G. Rodman sister, Donald B. was the only child of Byron bargain. buy you Mr. Eldert was attended by his cousin, and learn how low the is. Bouck of Yale University will return M. and Annie A. (Brier> Rogers and was price Mr. George Linton. Mr. E. J. Boyd and Motors Market offer Friday and Satur- again this season as the camp director in born in East Belfast, Oct 28, 1895. He Another good useful second hand Ford Willys-Knight Mr. Frederick Grail' acted as ushers. Mr his second was with old and j of bacon and other articles, year. popular young, highly car at a can’t resist. and Mrs. Eldert will their price you spend honey- esteemed by all and one of the company’s conk has old lumber for sale. About 75 members of Casco moon in sailed on Satui- Encamp- Europe. They most efficient and trusty workmen. Be- A modern Overland, five passenger, in j Are Hood for Years Clark & Co. offer fei tore ment were guests over the on the White Star Many friday night of day, 28th, Celtic, sides his parents, ins wife, formerly Miss excellent condition. Runs like new, fifty : and (ther Belfast Odd Fellows while on and will visit Bel Kuppenheimer their way line, England France, Dorothy Bickford of Camden and their percent less than cost. Come and see it. ! You do not have to be of a mechanical turn to spend Sunday with Mount Desert En- gium, Holland and Switzerland. A re- Ihree-year-old son, Donald B. Jr., sur- Ford tires. Firsts. Six thousand mile at Bar Harbor. was at Hotel j ;i campment The trip was ception given Majestic. vive. of mind to that a motor with quotes new prices on -'ord The bereaved have tne deepest kind. Price lower than anybody else will appreciate sliding made by auto. At 5 p. m. there was a sympathy of the community. sell them. formal street led the A Charming Social Function. Mrs. sleeves will last than a motor parade by Bruns- The funeral was held Sunday at his telescopic longer Gannon Co. makes announce- wick Band. A Joseph W. Blaisdell entertained about banquet was served at 6 late home with Rev. William Tubes also at record breaking cheap- ■ service at Vaughan j whose chief are in rage battery Nor- p m in Odd fellows fifty members of the Unitarian Alliance parts continuous concussion. hall, followed by an officiating. The floral tributes were beau- ness. Come and see them and SAVE entertainment at her beautiful home, Georgian Hal), on by the visiting members. tiful. The bearers were Russell Carter, MONEY uis adv. on A with High street, last Thursday afternoon in The Sleeves of publishes prices meeting degree work closed the Cecil Simon Waning, Elmer sliding the Willys-Knight ( honor of Mrs. Arthur E. Wilson, who Getchell, Still have a few good trades left in clothing. program. and Roscoe I. j i will leave in for Mason, Harry McTaggart harnesses. Sleeve-Valve Motor instead of __ September Dorchester, wearing out—wear The Belfast Hammons, employes of the company, Teachers Club held a spec- Mass., where Mr. Wilson has accepted a iient is announced of whose plant was closed for the hour. in with a condition of j\liss ial session at the Peirce school Monday call to the Third Religious Society (Uni- use, producing ascending kins of this city and lienj. evening as guests of the teachers of that tarian*. While the guests were most cor- HOWARD ROBERT WILSON Deal Stables up to 50,000 miles or more. This means Inglewood, Calif., formerly j school. The occasion was the presenta- dially welcomed by Mrs. Blaisdell, Mrs. Square efficiency nt. It is understood that the tion to the school of a new earned Mrs. piano, Wilson and James C. Durham, presi- Howard Robert Wilson was the son of more power and less instead of the usual be in the near future and with the of the enter- upkeep, proceeds pupils’ dent of the Alliance, the remainder of the Martin and Blanche M. Wilson and was II make their home in Ingle- etc. A tainments, legal deed giving tj>e program was strictly informal as the born in Morgan, Vt., March 9, 1883. experience—more upkeep and less power. ‘"Ride piano to the school was presented by Mrs. beautiful new home w*as very graciously about live He came to Belfast years in a Charles A. Townsend, principal, and was thrown open and placed at the had been Knight this weeK.” disposal ago and for four years employed Steel E. On accepted by Supt. E. Roderick. The of the guests. The reception, music, liv- ! as lineman by the Central Maine Power lower where the was rooms were Spiing hall, piano placed, ing and dining decorated with I Co. He enlisted July 30, 1918, in the was decorated with and white flags red, vases and jardinieres of cut flowrers and ! Chemical Warfare service and was cor and blue Submaster Harold S. room bunting. the billiard with fir branches and i poral of Company C of the regular army, HARRY E. WALKER Webb several solos on the new played sprays of pussy willows. The hostess being stationed at Syracuse, N. Y., and Refreshments were tile was >n a j piano. served by assisted serving most delicious at Lake Hurst, N. J. He received his Peirce school teachers. The Teachers’ | FOR WALDO COUNTY four course luncheon to the guests gath- ; honorable discharge June 14, 1919, and ^DISTRIBUTOR Club had a and at picnic supper meeting ered in groups about the house and also his official papers records his character the McLellan school last Thurs- grounds on the porch, by Mrs. Sumner C. Pattee, as excellent. He was a general favorite day evening. Mrs. Allan M. Howes, Mrs. Dana B. witii all, particularly with his fellow Miss Belle Keating, Misses was to Miss Ethel John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R. held Southworth, workmen. He engaged Audrey and Julia Chalmers. Immediately and their their annual field day meeting at the | Sellers of this city marnaue following the luncheon all gathered ia the i was taken in September. home of Mrs. Julia G. Ferguson last to have place living room, where Mrs. Durham in behalf in Monday afternoon. At the business His mother, now residing Barton, Vt., of the Alliance Mrs. Wilson was ANNOUNCEMENT presented survives him. The funeral held at meeting the following committees were with a gift of $75 in gold as a token of the residence of Mrs. Rose York, Main appointed for the year: Historic spots, j love and esteem. Mrs. Wilson's apt re- where he boarded, at 11a. Ella R. Mowrey, Viola Mayo, Annie M ! street, m., 1 wish to inform my many and sponse was characteristic of her gracious- Rev. Arthur E. Wilson of patrons Frost; year book, Emeroy Ginn, Leverne Saturday, on ness and moved her hearers alternately ! His remains were taken to 36 Hours that the Whitten, Lillian M. Pattee; patriotic ficiating. the public generally annual open- to smiles and tears. The keynote was I West Charleston on the noon train, ac- education, Etta P. Savery, Winnie one of sadness that the pleasant ties of his H. S. Church of Kodak of will be Tues- Holmes, Evelyn C. Frost, Katherine K. I compauied by uncle, Finishing ing my antique parlors the past, six years were so soon to be West Charleston, who was called here by Doak; membership, Etta G. Sitmnons, j Mail orders promptly filled. from 1 to 5 m. I have severed. The thoughtfulness of her hos- the accident. day, June 14th, p. Bertha Whitten, Clara H. Seekins; con- tess and the kindly and substantial part- Prank D. Hazeltine Post, American better servation, Isabel Ginn, Millie M. be many antiques of the class, which ing gift of the Alliance would always of of which he was a A. Mitchell; revolutionary relics, Amy E. Legion Honor, M. COOK’S pleasant memories. Ad were later given draped his casket and also fur- secured the winter. You Stoddard, Florence H. Slugg, Julia G. member, have been past an opportunity to look over the entire nished flowers. The bearers were Messrs. STUDIO Ferguson. A picnic supper was served house, one of the most artistic in the Simon Cecil Getchell, Albert H. are invited to our at 6 o’clock to 12 membtrs and two Waning, opening. Holenradf State. Morse and Ross I. Hammons. Hall’s Studio, Belfast, Maine. guests, followed by a social eveuing. h. r. McDonald, /-fasi&rc/ A Midsmmer Eve, a fairy play, given by j 45 Northport Avenue. the McLellan school at the Colonial Sat- j 1 urday afternoon, was well attended and was also a financial success, netting j THERE’S the school treasury $55.88 The chorus work was showing painstak- I ime to wink as well excellent, ENJOY THE LOVELY with care and LONG, ing drill work of teachers see,” said Benj. attention by the pupils who were sweet and dainty in the paper costumes. The TAKE NONCE! mklin many years Princess forget-me-not, little Lillian Or- SUMMER HOURS TO THE UTMOST Shingles in her dress, was the oniy chard, night — ago. We do a lot of soloist jnd she was as pretty as a pic- in short- ture. The teachers wish to especially Make Your Lawn or Porch Attractive and the Out- Second Clear at a mm these as Shingles have mm 'eeing thank Mrs. Bessie MdK.ee»i, who acted we rted times—and its their pianist. Weather permitting, the doors Will Have an Pven Stronger Lure. on their school JUST LOOK IT OVER. play will be repeated per ■Wil that Holeproof grounds Friday afternoon without admis- ;| sion. This is really one of the best things thousand the schools and all pa- L. P. 21 Main Street 'hove fitting Hosiery ever presented by Our New Couch Hammocks Mrs. CARLE, j rents and friends are urged to attend. worn. The Last Word Manager Clifford of the Colonial Thea- in Luxurious Comfort more for Famous for their tre, in appreciation of the excellent sup- Why pay shingles Some are made with adjustable headrests for reading pur- port accorded him on Anniversary >Veek, of Week For Sale and lus- of attractions for poorer quality. Gratitude Papeliness has booked a fine line poses, others with upholstered reclining backs and all are the week of June 20th, which is to be Fitted dry hard wood at $13 per r tragedies. on a life of real success. -1- Here, though, we find that the 3rd. It will enable you to talk intelligently to any one offering you at which be a one. WHITE’S Winterporti Transfers in Real Estate goat played a central role in may good CORNER^ Not HUMPHREYS* THE RIGHT THING these entertainments. only Our book is not offered to the public with the idea of hampering ; offered Mrs. Julia White cameifrom the village AT The following transfers of real estate was one of tlie animals enterprise but simply to aid the general public in determining wh ; for the best event of their being offered stock or if have sun: recently to remain a few .days. were recorded in Waldo County Registry as a prize perform- they already purchased WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT W to Sell. THE RIGHT TIME ance the actors but. because here of Deeds for the week ending June 2, by R. C. Nealey and failiily of Bangor is to eat- (COMPOUND) 1921: the goat very partial We are not connected with any brokerage houses and when offering a n MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE were callers at C. W. Nealey’s recently, j By ing and therefore For Piles or list all brokers making a bid on the specified stock with their relative ,! S. grape-vines, Hemorrhoids, ———1—~——___J Seymour Chapman, Northport, to of Swan- an enemy of Bacchus—tlie pa- Externfil or Charles Herrick and family Orrin J, Dickey, Belfast; land in North- Internal, Blind or The above book and report service sells for $1.00 and we do not hes. gan god of wine in whose honor or be ville were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. BREAKFAST AT HOME port. Bleeding, Itching Burning. that you will find both to worth many times the price asked. the festivals were held—one of One L. A. White. ; Arnold E. Ward, Searsport, to Everett application brings relief. SECURI1TES SERVICE COM! t C. them was sacrificed at each pro- Lenfest, Swanville; land and buildings at all 1101 Chemical St. \! Clements has suffici- in most homes is a druggists Bldg., Louis, F. P. recovered in Swanville. duction of a tragedy. Further BREAKFAST and unless some ently to walk about his farm and take gloomy meal, yet B. to out the the ac- Georgia Barker, Belfast, to Ralph F. carry simile, Scud I' rce of fearful disaster impends or has al- Sample Ointment to short rides on fine days. Darby, do.; land and buildings in Swan- tors were dressed for the most Sheriff’s Saie ready fallen, cheerful countenance and Probate Notices ville. part in goat skins, because B. C. Ames and family, accompanied are far more pleasant good mornings Carl mar- H. Scribner, Bangor, to Wm. N. many of them posed as STATE OF i At a Probate Court held at Be.L.- by Miss Elizabeth Wellman, visited A. R. natural than the blues. MAINE. Ambler, Boston; land and buildings in a custom from which we for the County of Waldo, or. tyrs, Waldo, ss June 1921. Wellman and family recently. So the mistress of the house must Jackson and 2, D. 1921. Troy. (Five deeds). obtain our word “satirical.” The | May, A. Taken this second day of June A I). 1921, on of frown down bad morning manners, Edgar L. to Carl El za C. Hahn of Lincoln' Eugene Buzzell, Jr., Revere, Mass., Wood, Unity, D. Con- singing of a solemn, melancholic execution dated May 9. 1921, issued on a judg- as she must Augustine K. Hahn, late of just insist upon the polite nor, do.; land and buildings in Unity. tin* sac- ment rendered by the Supreme Judicial Court spent a few days recently with his grand- song was rite signal for Humphreys* Hniupo. Medicine Company said County of Waldo, dccas. “Excuse me” when wishes to Fred G. I.'iO William Street, New York. for the County of V\ aldo at the term thereof Mrs. J. D. f oss. anybody Gray, Belfast, to William rifice of the goat, and it is he sente-' a in parents, Mr. and begun and held on the third Tuesday of April petition praying leave the table before the meal is Boudle, land in Swanville. be made to her out of r; Swanville; cause of this connection that we A. L). 1921. to wit, on thejtwenty-eighth day of may Mr. and Mrs. Raymond York and little over. She must maid | tate of said deceased. see that the Janies M. Dysart, Pittsfield, to Herbert the word “tragedy »fn April, A. D. 1921, in favor of Swan-Whitten apply : Ordered, That the said 1 were recent wears F. a petit son of WindsorviUe, guests | a clean apron while serving Jackson, North Anson; land and build- which is Company, corporation duly organized and something extremely SICK its ; to* all persons interested by c.i W. N. York in Monroe. and that she about her duties ings in Montville. STOCK existing and having principal place of busi of Mr. and Mrs. goes on the or in this order to be publish.d t sad, whether stage ness at Bellast, in the County of Waldo and and al! this must be done be- Addle F. BOOK on treatment of Horses, cessively in The Mrs. A. G. Larby quietly, Smith, Hampden, to Minnie life. Cows, State of Maine, against Herbert R. Knight of Repub'ican Mr. and Larby, Byron everyday and other at th forehand, as it is not in the polite- D. Smith, Hewlet, N. Y.; land in Winter- Sheep, Dogs animals, sent Beltast, in the County of Waldo and State of | paper published Belfast, and their Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus (Copyright) free. pear at a Probate to be n guests, nesses port Humphreys’ Homeopathic Vet- Maine, for fifteen hundred forty seven and Court, to correct the servant at table. within and for said Ward of Bangor, motored to Belfast May rinary Medicines, 156 William St., N. Y 4 100 dollars, debt or damage, and fourteen County, the newspapers at breakfast Nathaniel C. Gurney, Waldo, to Charles of June, A. 1), 1921, at ten Reading and 71 100 dollars, c^sts of suit, and will be D. land and in fore noon, and show cause, 24th. time is a distinct breach of manners, Gurney, do.; buildings sold at auction at the office of Dunton W aldo. public the of said the break is allowed in & Morse, in Belfast, in said County of why prayer peti Miss Agnes Towers, teacher of the although many Waldo, be granted. Reuel S. to Harold E. to the highest bidder, on the eighth day oi the week-end and homes. “If you please,” and “no, I WTnrd, Unity, ELLERY ROW Martin school, spent Ward, land in Thorndike. i July, A. D. 1921, at ten o'clock in the fore- thank you,” are do.; THE WOODS A true copy. Attest* at her home in Frank- phrases polite persons | noon, the following described real estate situ- over the holiday Aaron J. > Chas. E. John accord any member of the family Daggett, Pittsfield, to Mary j ated in Searsmont, in said County of Waldo, fori. E. Daggett, land and build- and all the title and interest when asked to have something or Thorndike; By DOUGLAS MALLOCH right, which the ADMINISTRATORS M ings in Thorndike. said Herbert R. Knight has in and to the same, scriber hereby gives notice R. L. Clements has returned to his other, and the same is re- i civility to wit:—A certain lot or parcel of situ admi nistrai Charles E. to Ar- land, duly appointed home in the village after several weeks’ quired when dealing with a servant. Jakes, Delphi, Ind., ated in said Searsmont, on the side | thur E. northerly EDWARD F. BRIDGES, la. 1 Templeton, Duluth, Minn.; land THE CODE. of the road leading from the homestead of stay at the home of his son, F. P. Clem- At breakfast and luncheon a large in the County of Wa'do, .tee i- and buildings in Searsmont. late of said de- Timothy Knight Searsmont. bonds as the law directs ents. tray is generally set for the mis- I Helen M. ceased, over the Muzzy Ridge, to > Herrick, Belfast, to Herbert morals down there in the so-called, demands against the estate tress of the house, from which she I Belfast, known as the Muzzy Ridge road,begin- Mrs. Edna Harquail, who is connected L. Gray, do.; land and buildings in North- are desired to present tiie s< n serves t lie tea Fruit is YOUIt city at line of land formerly owned Robert and coffee. port. ning by and all indebted thereto nr with the faculty of the E. S. N. S., Cas- Are different morals from ours: Dickey; thence southwesterly on sain served before the meat, and in order Lenora J. to Daniel Muzzy make payment, immediatel. Plummer, Monroe, Ridge road to line of said Timothy Knight’s > tine, was at her home here for the week- that the not be ruined W. Both punish, tier pardon, tier1 pity. PERCY napkins may Dickey, do.; land and buildings in homestead; thence southwesterly on line tlte Montville, Me., May 10, 19_1 end and holiday. with the stains linger bowls are then [ Monroe. The serpent thet gits in flow’rs; of said Timothy Knight homestead to land in i Effie Ella Pattershall, Eelfast, to Ma- Both punish, when punishment’s formerly owned by Rufus Gilmore and by him EX EC U T RIX'S N OTIC 1- Master Alstou Nealey of Monroe has obligatory. Boiled eggs are served helle A. do.; land and buildings in convened to William Mason and others; thence hereby gives notice that she ! t- egg cups and not in a glass as in the Wood, coinin’, been a few days with his grand- Belfast. northeasterly on said Gilmore land to line of piinted executrix of the last spending An’ on a different old messy manner, and it is proper to yet plan: STATE OF MAINE land formerly of said Robert Dickey; thencr merit of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. dur- Patrick Ccady, Orono, to Arthur Rich- Nealey, > parents, eat As Vou gener’ly brand the woman— southeasterly on line of said Dickey land them directly from the shell. land in Burnham. WALDO, SS. JOSHUA CROCKETT, la- the absence of his mother. ardson, Clinton; the point of beginning, containing five ing every housewife knows have a We gener’ly shoot the man. thirty in the County of Waldo, u eggs Etta E. Cram et a)., to Sher- To the Honorable Justices of the more or and the same real Montville, Supreme acres, less, being sons having demands agai; Kenneth a student at tlampden of silver and man M. in Mont- (Copyright.) Judicial next to be holden at D. \\ hite t Jewett, way discoloring spoons Cram, etal., do.; land Court, Belfast, estate conveyed by Benjamin said deceased are desired t. -O-- within and for the academy, accompanied by Mrs. Kate Lowe there is no reason why they should ville. County of Waldo, on the Josephine A. Ki tight, now deceased, in 187', for settlement, 8nd all inuel fourth Tuesday of in the deed recorded in Book 173, 169. oi not be eaten with the small bone Country’s Oil Refineries. September, year by Page requested to make payment of and Mrs. Vera Mosher of of our Lord Hampden Deficient Vitality a Great Misfortune. one^thousand nine hundred and Waldo Registry of Deeds, and by her devis ETT spoons that come for that Today there are more than -RIO oil ] Mass called on his parents, Mr. especially twenty-one: to said Herbert R. Knight under will, an ah I 1921 Boston, refineries with Bucksport, Me., May 10, Persons that can in the United States, C. of in the stract of which is recorded in Book 324, Pag and Mrs. C. B. Jewett, recently. purpose. rarely or never say FLANDERS Belfast, that an of ARTHUR of Waldo and State of 306 of said Waldo Registry of Deeds. It is now taken for granted that they feel full of life, are really aggregate daily capacity nearly County Maine, ADMINISTRATRIX'S NO has returned to his farm respectfully libels and this Honorable A true copy. Attest: C. B. Jewett the around the break- among the most unfortunate. They do 2,000.000 barrels. Texas leads all the gives scriber hereby gives notice th >' persons gathered Court to be informed: that he was FRANK A. LITTLEFIELD, after the winter in the not live, bit merely for to live im- states with more than lawfully duly appointed administratrix spending garage fast table have none too much time exist; seventy plants married to Viola E Flanders of Belfast afore- 3w23 Sheriff of Waldo County. plies more than to be. To live is to be DENNIS M CHANDLER, business in He has been con- completed. Oklahoma is second and said, at said on the third of Hampden. to spend; therefore more leniency is well and Belfast, day May, in the county of Waldo, doc- strong—to arise feeling equal to third. A. D. 1917; that they cohabited in this State fined to his home with a severe attack of permitted in manners perhaps than the Pennsylvania bonds as the law directs. All ordinary duties of the day, and tore- after their said marriage; that since said mar which demands against the estate bronchitis since his return. at dinner is the leisurely meal! tire not overcome by them—to feel life riage your libelant has conducted himself to Notice of foreclosure are desired to present the m of the For if one bounding in the veins. wards the said Viola E. Flanders as a faithful Mr. and Mrs Charles Ball and little day. instance, per-1 ment, and all indebted there' and affectionate husband; the said Viola C. K. Rich son does not care for fruit, it is not! A medicine that has made thousands of yet Ellen D. Richards, to make payment immediate' THE E. of her son of Brewer were in town May 24th. men and CHEERFUL CHERUB Flanders, wholly regardless marriage WHEREAS.ards and Dave E. Richards of Lincoln ANNIE 1 < discourteous for him to people, women, well and strong, ■■ ——.i ■ mm proceed to! mm convenant and duty, on the first day of May, A. in the of Waldo and State of Mr.. Bail was in a gar- has a ville, County Burnham. Me May 10, 1921 engaged planting cereal or or whatever his accomplished great work, bestowing D. at Belfast on eggs 1920, aforesaid, and divers Maine, by their mortgage deed dated the break-j the richest Such a is den on his as the family plans to blessings. medicine Tkere is •&. certain other days and times since their of our farm, fast consists of. Moreover there is | | intermarriage twentieth day of February, in.the year Hood’s The run-down has committed the one ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT here. Sarsaparilla. weak, crime of adultery with Lord one thousand nine hundred and nineteen, pend the summer months no reason why we should make an ] little ster t or debilitated, from any cause, should not Melvin Dyer. and recorded in Waldo County Registry of scribei hereby gives notice effort toward in break- Libelant avers that the administrator The Misses Erma White and Mildred uniformity fail to take it. It builds up the whole residence of said Deeds, in Rook 333, Rage 131, conveyed to duly appointed I witk e. love libelee fasts and if one member wishes to system, existence into life and worskip is not known to him and cannot be as- Nathan D. Ross of said Lincolnville, a certain EMMA E. SMALL, late Conant were those selected from changes among certained by reasonable diligence. of real estate situated iii said Lincoln- omit any one or more dishes he need, makes life more abounding. It is simple devout. parcel in the County of W aldo, dtc« libelant that he as follows: Winterport High school to sing in the Wherefore, your prays may ville and bounded and described bonds as the law Ah t make no effort to overcome his justice to say these few words in its favor. duects. matter be decreed a divorce from the bonds of matri- The homestead of R. late of chorus at the sixth annual festival of the prej-j No vke.t Joseph Richards, demands against the estate we do to Hood’s Pills very effectively supple- goes mony now between him and the said and and udice, whereas try take existing said Town of Lincolnville bounded are desired to the sam ment it in cases present schools of Knox and Waldo coun- where a cathartic or lax- ot\ Viola E. Flanders, as to-wit:—Situated on the High the courses as they come at dinner.. up tkere described follows, and all indebted thereto are rt ative is needed. Dated at Belfast, this twentieth day of United States mail route leading from Lincoln- ties, which was held in Camden Friday (Copyright.) never payment immediately. It lets April, A. D. 1921. ville Center to Relfast, Maine, between the THOMA' evening, May 27th. ARTHUR C. FLANDERS. residences of Moses Heal and Samuel Rlood, FLUFFY NONSENSE. its Fuse 1921 both late of said Lincolnville, said homestead Belfast, Me., May 10, l- Hon. C. M. Conant, Mrs. Conant and bounded on the south by the said mail Nation” is blow out. Personally appeared the above named Ar- being “The running a series of on the east land of Addie on Mildred accompanied by Mrs. M. WVC<*"! thur C. Flanders and made oath that the alle- route; by Fogg; Conant, superheated editorials against war with land of O. Thom and on gations .contained in the above libel by him the north by Angie as; A. Haley and Miss Phyllis Haley of Mon- England. That’s all but the west land of Angie O Thomas.. ORRIN J. DlCki rignt, these signed are true, before me, this twentieth day by said Nathan D, Ross his roe, motored to Camden Friday, May 27, warnings are useless. There will be no of April. A. D. 1921. And whereas, by war with England and assignment, dated June 7, A. D 1920, duly was everybody knows H. C. BUZZELL, to attend the festival. Miss Phyllis recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds, Insurance it. Neither government wants it and the Justice of the Peace. also chosen to in the festiva 1 in Rook 297, Page 177, assigned said mortgage participate people of both nations are Fire, Autonu unalterably to me. Joseph S. Mullen of said Lincolnville, Liability, opposed to it. They may have their STATE OF MAINE. dif- guardian of Minnie E. Richards, PYTHIAN BLOCK. [PL ferences, and quarrel even to the point of Waldo ss. And whereas, the,condition of said mortgage shaking their fists in each other’s faces— has been broken: [Supreme Judicial Court in Vacation. but war? No! Then besides each Now, therefore, by reason of the breach of CASTOR !A coun- A. D. 1921. Belfast, April 28tb, the condition 1 claim a foreclosure of has had all it wants of war for ROUP thereof; try the the annexed it is ordered For Infants and Children Upon Libel, by said mortgage. JOSEPH S. MULLIN, next fifty years. The government of a Justice of said For Spasmodic Croup rub me, the undersigned, Court, 3w22 Guardian of Minnie E. Richards. either nation that would propose such a that notice be given to the Libelee by pub- 1921 CAR over DORT In Use For Over 30 Years MEBBY Vicks the throat and D. & M. plan for arbitrating differences would lishing an attested copy of the same, or an won’t mo chest until the abstract with this order Always bears ! “Papa, you buy that simply be mobbed and cast out of power. difficult thereof, together FOR SAFF the foreign nobleman?" England knows too much to sacrifice her breathing is relieved— thereon, three weeks successively in the Re- publican a newspaper printed in Bel- Signature of “Wouldn’t it be cheaper to lease best colonial possession by going to war Journal, One of the best looking aim { then cover with a warm fast.in the County of Waldo,the last publication for a term of with the United States and the United nomical to run on the nulket hirn years?” flannel cloth. to be sixty days at least before the next term States knows to much to take Are Good gas. Reason up arms of said Court, to be holden at Belfast, within We Buyers gallon forfellmg but against a power like England. It would and for said County, on the fourth Tuesday of ed to do public car business, c.u be suicide for both countries and September next, that she may then and there GIVE US A CHANCE my mind and having anothet they b. Be MAID WANTED Children Cry are thoroughly aware of the fact. Pub- appear in said Court and answer thereto, if need this. Price $1340 f. o. she see fit. CHARLES J. DUNN, « lications like “The Nation" would do to bid on your furniture or anything you dealer’s price—and my price FOR FLETCHER’S Justice Supreme Jt dicial Court. and AT THE well to put mufflers on and try to look have to sell. or call. less. Anyone interested call VICKS A 'true of Libel, and Order of notice Drop postal w VapoRub copy R I tranquil. There isn’t going to be any J. AUSTIN McREEN, before buying. Inquire of Waldo CASTO A Over ! 7 Million Uted thereon. 3w22 ts‘l! County Hospital war with England.—Fort Wayne News. Jan Yearly Attest: JAMES H. CILLEY, Clerk. tf 17 Belfast, Maine. tf21 C. W. LANCASTER, exerci»ed can be set imde,side and withwitn a view to aside °f setting ,ndividual owners me* "died8 8whose t!t convey to them the owner- ship ofdeeds, water powers, it was Ten Commandments suggested to the present Legislature of Maine that it “ eP<>rt to People for enactment a modification or amendment to the con- Cord would Tires for author- Small Cars izeze thl°Statthe State Mta,ne’ to ,Wll'Ch Your Home Town control and use the run- ning waters within its boundaries, to de- WRITTEN FRED EASTMAN or Fr”'t Liver velop and transmit BY E. fliM-tlves", hydro electric energy and to control and sell water powers. Director of Community Service at 1 he Lower Cost Gave a Tablets Relief Legislature, by decisive vote, •**."■■'■■■•■i)i»imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiinaamiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiii.. refused to present Grant St., Buffalo, N. Y. the amendment to the for people, and every owner of real on estate in In our clincher .,,1 been Paralyzed the Maine is interested type SOxSVfe-inch Goodyear to inform himself, es- A side since 80th. pecially since it has Cord we have to M April been announced that Tire, endeavored give own- this Inc. : the case to a proposition will be presented suc- Community Chautauquas, physician to « ers of small cars all the cord tire’s ceeding advantages jne, advising the use Legislatures, as to whether own- of ers To “Thou at a low of real estate are to consider their Interpret for Our Own Town the Command price. When you see this tire you titles to subject change and their proper- will say we have succeeded. It enables the uot be without 'Fruit-a- ty to be taken from them by the State. Shalt Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself.” Ihe Maxwell or Chevrolet owner .\ thing ; no more strong resolution presented goes further, Ford, to get and suggests that the or salts ; no more bowel expense of operat- a tire identical in quality with the ing for the generation of hydro-electric I. Thou shalt love thy home town above all other towns. Thou shalt be Goodyear tnrmc. energy to be borne Cord Tires that are used on the world’s fin- by the State, and shall loyal to her people and to her institutions. nd ‘Fruit-a-tives’ to all. I be assessed by way of ‘taxes upon the est cars, for little more than he lands and formerly paid like 40 than 62, which I property which or may II. Thou shalt home town from the hosts of evil that would shall, guard thy for a tire same be benefited and the is fabric of the size. You can passed' thereby,’ press invade and destroy her soul. Thou shalt keep the good name of thy home performing a distinct s rvice to the own- buy this 30 x 3V2-inch Goodyear Cord Tire \VM. H. OSTRANDER. ers town oleam and without stain or blemish. of property in Maine in lending its columns to the —with all its comfort, long wear and econ- I pn 6 for trial size publication of the facts $2.50, 2?ic. III. Thou shalt elect as thy public servants in political office men of relating to State ownership or State con- omy—from your nearest Service r horn FRUIT-A-TIVES trol And Goodyear or State development." strong character, eager to conserve the best Interests of thy people. Station Dealer for iOENSBURG, N, Y. ! when today* only thou hast elected such men thou shalt stand by, support, and encourage for Our Water Powers ~StARSMONT. them, their temptations are many and their burdens are not light. IV. Thou shalt exalt thy public school and honor It all the days of thy ning Them Explained by Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Salisbury spent life with the best of teachers, and for the school is the Speaker Barnes, the week-end in Portland. building, equipment, cradle of the citizens of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company lent of Hon. Charles P. future. Thy children are here and they shall be the Mrs. Della Woodcock and the Maine House daughter, tomorrow. No Offices Throughout the World .. ker of of training is too good for them and no preparation superfluous. Miss a teacher of in the v es respecting the present Mildred, drawing V. death 30x3 X Rib or All-Weather cr\ m ae’s water powers under our Lewiston called on old friends ; Thou shalt defend the health of thy home town from the that *7 30x3)$ Non-Skid c-t E?7S f;. schools, Tread Fabric Casing-^ 1 Fabric Casing_— ,1 as aj special dispatch to lurks In and filth. Thou shalt exterminate the recently. marshes, swamps, heaps of X Tourist Tube st from Houlton, under date 30x3 Heavy $'225 Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Marriner of ! flj- and the mosquito, for they carry typhoid and malaria. The tubercle in waterproof bag- 30x3 Regular Tube _s2” J[sl I iiSt Range- art bacillus shalt as love to assert ‘the people ley were week-end guests of their pa- thou drive before thee with the sun and fresh air thy allies. of Maine, and her water rents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Marriner, and aking this for ; VI. Thou shalt build good roads and keep them good. For by her roads granted,such Mr. and Mrs. Eben Cobb. 10 discourse with freedom [ *s a town known tor good or ill. Eternal watchfulness shall be thy motto, upon the golden stream of The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. church that thy roads may not ravel nor thee. would llow into the treasu- thy supervisor forg't served a supper in the vestry Tuesday, or men of their (hey choice VII. Thou shalt home town beautiful. The the trees, May which was well and keep thy hills, missioned to develop the 24th, patronized the waters that Nature has her thou shalt in sacred trust. .rs and basins and the wa- a very pleasant social time was enjoyed. given preserve w ithin the confines of the No hovel shalt thou permit to them. Thou shalt homes and In the heavy gale of Sunday afternoon, disfigure keep thy door clean and that the Charles Cushman’s storehouse thy yards cheerful. Thy waters shalt thou purify they are the facts about own- ! 22nd, may bring thee life and The future of town shalt thou an limit our discussion to was blown down, many large trees were strength. thy plan with the ebb and llow of the broken and the telephone lines put out of care and diligence that thy growth bp not haphazard, but full of thought the present time, there has commission. and loving care as the plans of a mother for the growth of her child. ion for public development lal streams, and from a | Mrs. Sadie Jackson, who spent the VIII. Thou shalt honor thy community institutions. Thou shalt play re Maine became a ; winter in the home State, of Mrs. Frank Patten together with with all heart and and mind. Thou to the waters in Maine I thy neighbors thy strength caring for his Mrs. Clara a 1 blished. sister, Mayo, shalt work together in thy organizations, clubs, and Chautauqua for the eora- lady 80 years of age, has returned and At olonial Ordinance mon welfare. Thy leaders shalt thou learn to obey. Thou shalt serve on the Cost Mrs. Mayo came with her for the sum :i 1 the colonial ordi- : committees where ion, thou art put and not Intrude on committees where thou of a few cents a day you can protect your mer. nacted by Massachusetts loss from ALWAYS ABOUT THINGS \ art not put. Thus shalt thou know each other better, thy work shall prosper, income against accident forever the right to Csh Mr. and or sickness. Mrs. Charles Hemenway had and the great ponds (lakes and | thy friendships shall multiply. as Sunday guests their daughter, Miss CONSULT AGRICULTURAL g 10 acres in area) should MASSACHUSETTS Mrs. Clara IX. Thou shalt be a good neighbor to all who live in home town ry citizen, and yet one Vida, McKenuey, Willie Me- thy in passing that this huron, Willie Fuller and Miss Marie whether they be rich or poor. Thou shalt speak 111 of none and good of many. to the use of the great Jackson of North Mr. and Thou shalt be a friend to strangers and visit the sick in their affliction. I Searsmont, _ .CATALOC ile to them; the right of Mrs Frank Hook of ■ Melrose, Mass., ceding great importance ! X. Thou shalt go to church for the honor of thy home town and for thine -^ and Walter Poor ;i.ts of a State, is the right and Thomas Mathews own good. Thou shalt not consider thyself too wise nor too busy, too bad nor ii for purposes of commerce ni Augusta. GUY A. GRAY, Agent too Our 1 76 Good ree !oat boats and merchan- good to spend an hour or two on Sunday with thy neighbors in the worship Page Book (f for the asking) I. May 29, in the M. E. church the j nvn the pastor MAINE great ponds and of God. Thou shalt not send thy children to church, thou shalt them BELFAST, makes it ever so much easier for you to select your Rev. E E. bring ms of the State, the right Harrison, gave a very interest- 6w21* there. Thou shalt offer thyself to thy spiritual leader for the service of God wants. Being profusely illustrated it shows the gosies of trade, or the carv ing Memorial referring to the address, and ; he casual camper, : thy community. So shall ye win many battles together. identical items have in mind to sacrifice of human lives in the wars of you buy; Plows, laws of the mother Comi- the Revolution, the Civil War and the Harrows, Seeders, Spreaders, etc. Patronize the Massachusetts, great traces SIX ■f the province of Maine World War, all for Liberty. Monuments K&Wd ealer in your town. If none, write us direct. rate purchasers long be- have been erected to the of these memory KENDALL & on of Maine from Mas- A SENSIBLE MAN WHITNEY, PORTLAND, MAINE 421 brave men. At this season of the year GILLETTE academies and institu*- it's time to buy dairying and haying TOOLS.r it is fitting that we honor their g, whole townships were memory “What's in a Name?” Former Vice President Marshall always ure source of revenue. ] by decorating their graves with flags and By MILDRED MARSHALL speaks plainly and to the point when he BLADES beautiful Vademy as Example flowers. Only one veteran of has anything to say. Sound common WITH Factt about your name; Its history; mean* j non, a half township, later the Civil War, Mr. Henry Ladd, was ing; whence it was derived; significance; ] sense enters into all his public utter- was to Salem your lucky day and luckv Jewel granted present, whose name was not mentioned ances. In a recent address he discussed HOLDER Massachusetts, and the onlj7 last week through mistake. He and Mr. the present situation in America in a m Academy received any John ileriai aid to ah institution Crie are the only veterans in the ANGELICA very forceful way, and gave expression $1.25 ns by conveying the land village. Mr. Llewellyn Hanson died this to thoughts which will find a responsive and under the irchasers, spring, echo in the most of us. Mr. Marshall PREPAID iw brought with us in the NGELICA, a name of much more Granite Monuments said: “One in is 1 big trouble America I obtaining to the present — substance than the pallid Angela, as In Attractive Case .. a LlbfcKTY. that everybody wants to get as much that tract of lancl is stili one of the “angelic names” We j can as can. take them from the in the its surface a pond of less which feminine they by doing as little they ledge quarry, fancy delights to be- to r a The remedy is in just what happened letter and on running stream, the Mr. and Mrs. George Meservey are stow on its cut, polish, finish, place them your girl children. It means, me. That’s turned out of le land held just as good getting your Satisfac ion Guaranteed at home trom Augusta for a few weeks’ of course, and lot in the One continuous and ■ ■ “angelic” seems diffi- then have to thinking 1 of the small pond or j job. People begin cemetery. process cult to villi we or Money Refunded lie dry land within the stay. reconcile the behavior of about working again. That’s what one small profit. some of the small all need to do—get down to work. We .irehase, subject, however, Mrs. C. B Hoit and Mrs. Clara Bagley | daughters whom ■ can’t more as the stream me finds bearing the name. go along indefinitely getting running isi attended the This offer for a limited You avoid the cost of the Baptist Association in Bel- pay for fewer hours ami doing less work, high stock, high was navigable, to the! Angelos was a Greek word fast. meaning and have this live. We have and the middle men’s which -blic to use the same as a republic time only. freight profits, brings \ “heavenly messenger,” hence “angel." we got to come to our senses, I think monument Mr. and Mrs. L. h. Hurd and Mrs. Sam- It first a your down to the lowest | became name in the B.vzan are beginning to realize, in other words possible price. wer is called in the books Remit order or uel Davey was auto visitors in Augusta tium empire when it was bestowed as that the. kind of a our fathers by money Call and see for r and if the stream were ! republic yourself. an I 29. epithet upon persons of ordained is the best kind after all, and — or boafable, any of the May surpassing cash (no believe we are to back to it. stamps) .-mess would beauty. going get require the Mrs. Flora Pendleton of is in Islesboro This thing of a man who can’t speak in its natural condition it was applied most often as a mas A. S. town, the guest of her Mrs. Ma- English having as much or more to say HEAL, St„ Belfast, Me. or the sister, passage of boats, culine name and there was a Carmel- Bridge about our Government than an educated r*e, the right of passage, nila Carpenter. ite saint called Angelo, who estab- American is ridiculous.’’—Portland Sun- ss, where tow horses or FRAD RAZOR CO Dr. and Mrs. Merrill of Boston arrived lished it as a baptismal name. In his day Telegram. -aged in moving boats or, recently for a two weeks’ at the honor, the feminine also became popu- required only to use the stay' 1475 BROADWAY lar and Italian little to the Morse on Green Island. history records many N!\U\ damage ripa- cottage Mama' uses MINT- pussible. instances of Its use. NEW YORK CITY Mrs Marlton Knowlton, who was OL for colds law the own- my ripirian Angelica sprang to fame since it Mr. John Hubbard is having a gasoline 4w22 operated on at the re- ii the water over Tapley hospital and they are gone flowing named the faithless lady of romance tank in at his W L. COOK put store. 'it such is as quantities as he cently, reported doing well. for whose sake Orlando lest his heart in a jiffy. You 'fnestic purposes and for Mr. Joseph Dannell and Addie Cross Mr. and Mrs. George Sprague arrived and liis senses. Though she was the Once Used—Always Used just try it. stock, but he can use it motored to last week. home invention of Boiardo and the Bangor w over his land as he May 28. After attending the Ariosto, Undertaker romantic flavor which the v lead it where he will, he Grand Chapter in Portland they visited story gave Mrs. Julia Curtis and Oakley Giles to or her name brought Angelica lo nstant were 'Ugh pipes fountains relatives in South Windham, Gorham visiting frieuds in Unity recently. ock to a mill wheel, pro- favor. England liked tiie nan e and and West Buxton. Mrs. Myra Bryant, who has been work- Notice Licensed lie return to its natural •adopted it. in France it became An- Special Embalmer of his Dr. and Mrs. W. L. and ing for Mrs. Linwood Thompson, has re- boundary holdings Cargill daugh- gelique, and Italy produced the other We wish to inform the public that we License 377. the running stream as he turned home. ter Geraldine, Mrs. W. D. Merrow, Miss forms of Angioletta and Auzioleta, are doing business all the time and if you •d for domestic uses and The or Fannie Gilman of G. H. Car- thought Angelica continued the reign- annual reunion of the Shibles fam- wish to buy sell real estate of any kinc .is animals. Portland, Hi Kelt.ist, Maine. Tel. 61-3 be ing favorite. ily was held at the home of Miss STARCH' we would pleased to talk with you. gill, a former resident and postmaster of Belle S loping Water Power •' E. A. STROUT Farm Agency, for visit- Angelica’s talismanic gem is the Shibles Memo, ial Day. Those present | ie present time it has been Liberty many years, were auto fVXESCOUJWSAWC'JFTS STifT AND MCE j f."A ROY C. FISH, Local Manager, pearl, it guards the and sweet- were Mr. and Mrs. H. for ors in town purity A. Shibles and Room Odd Fellows’ Me the riparian owner recently. HR lAUNORI PURPOSES I 2, Block, Belfast, Kiano I ness of tier, brings her friends and son Mr. ^PKfMga «Rtr|| Expert Tuning a running stream tumbles Perry, and Mrs. Everett Went- O'nc Pound of this Starch wUIbo j tf47< The Memorial exercises was held at the much charm. is her isfar asapoundandahall® mt£ town hill to enjoy the fall- Sunday lucky day worth, Mr. and Mrs. of Al- of anv other Starch. and Edgar Wing ^Of^TTHtJCW,,, _ W/ Repairing re there is a Baptist church May 29, Rev. Mrs. Harri- and 2 her number. The wild BROS.CO.J V ! beautiful wat- lucky Mr. and Mrs. W. K. McNeil -J.C. HU31NGER bion, of Bel- \ HC* HAVtN.CONN; mOKUtUOWflj^ y LLOYD D. t'd within a mill pond and son, pastor of the Methodist churc h in rose is her flower. McKiEN, fast, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Reduce Your Weight Jgh a mill for the genera- (Copyrig-ht.) Arnold, Searsmont,delivered the address. A choir at the rate of 10 to 35 pounds per MAINE. ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank of BELFAST, is the right of the own- Mayo Belfast, Mr. month. By simple guaranteed, safe composed of Mrs. C. M. Hurd, Miss Susie Makes Phone 126-4. 41tf to enjoy the use of the and Mrs. s. W. Shibles of Morrill. A Ironing Easy reliable treatment, tassco will reduco Mr. John P. Ernest your weight without unnecessary ex- And we say that if a Copp, Sanford, Vose, Used as cold w: ter or cooked stare bountiful dinner was served at noon by ercise and dieting, and will not injure erected and a mill Tom with Katherine Sanford VV rite pond Vose, Miss Miss with equally good results. 3m22 or weaken your system. today ■trueted Shibles. for FliEE 50c box enclosing 15c ia that this riparian as selections. organist, rendered several coin or with this ad to ner of a stamps developed water Masse The following is a list of the exercises: 1 he Real Shop Democracy, Tassuo Co,,Malden 43, Boston, Rev. H. M. ALG01A once response FILLS here, more, it should Invocation, Abbott; ELASTIC STARCH We don’t follow Sam Gompers in his Regulate the Liver rstood that the owner of by the choir; reading of general orders G. Stomach, and Bowels. line of argument, else, perhaps, we would Make Pure Blood. For Constipation. I-Mieve water power is not the A. R. Hon. L. C. read- House for Sale Gas, by Morse; music; be better able to understand bis reasons Indigestion, Biliousness, Sick Head iche ailing water. It is still tor SUMMER COTTAGE Try them 10c. 25c. At druggists. Duane ing of Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, Mrs. claiming that a closed shop ruled 1 narmacal sht of way of the public; by Co., sole proprietor, P. O. Box C. an overt d, overpaid is at Belfast—5 and 1103, City Hall New slle that the owner should B. Hoit; music; Memorial address, walking delegate WANTED room^house Station, York. See more democratic than an open shop, signature on each box. natural flow by his cod- Rev. Mrs. Harrison. The school chil- JULY or for three factory. where every man stands on his own feet AUGUST, adults; as a matter of fact, the dren had a part in the exercises, march- and wins by industry and merit.—Phila- Penobscot Bay preferred; two to four 'and on which the water weeks. Give location and terms. Ad- Apply to ORRIN J. DICKEY, 'ted ing to the church under the leadership of delphia Inquirer. himself owns but an dress COTTAGE, Real Estate and Insurance, S. ■ie Mr. small Mrs' C. Pattee, VI. water, the usufruct of Morse, carrying flags. 2w22 Box 315, Providence, R. I. Belfast, Maine. D., the ':f,r, energy caused by Harrison gave a most excellent address, ls the water moves from la and those who did not hear her missed Masonic lemple, Room.6, 'wer level. j l something. WATCH FOR SALE r'vate Rights of Water FORD RUNABOUT Residence at 45 high Street. present time the owner of Low mice second nand parloi OUR SKIRTS CLEAR .338-2 40 which is situated a water with Telephone 1 trailer, tor sale. same r to use BIG 4 and kitchen stoves, ght and ea- THE sy Last year the British trade with Rus- which gravity there gen- 1 McKEEN. Price, complete, $300. .as to enjoy and use the air sia amounted to more than $20,000,000, _J^AUS11N ‘ght Stomach-Kidneys-Heart-Liver BERT FOR SALE and the rain which Now there is a “trading agreement” be- L. DAVIS. vital ■ falla the organs healthy by upon the land, it tween the two but the -o- Keep LIME ASHES MIXED for grain !' t,' r,dthat countries, presi- (AND if the water power the world’s stand- and fertilizer. Also dent of of trade admitted in Assumed regularly taking grass straight land he the board Privilege. Matron Wanted ![ ,"'"iers churn, ii as much ard remedy for kidney, liver, lime. Car load ots a specialty. For price 'energy as he is entitled to parliament that it would not increase Little Ethel, who was shopping with NOTICE and address •, bladder and uric acid troubles— At the Home for Agei Women, For other particulars t by the winds which trade to any extent. The real, and prac- her aunt, listened while the gruff but J F. ^uerated'1 particulars apply to I forbid any and all persons trusting SULLIVAN, ience to this same !; law of is clerk remonstrated: on Lw21 Damariscotta Maine. wum tically the only effect of the agreement intelligent anybody my account. Mills, mill jnstead of a water DR. ELMER President. “Madam. I am sure you will not COLD MEDAL SMALL, 3w21* J. A. Wared to bia churn. to recognize the soviet government. It CLEMENT, need so much material. You will find May 19, 1921. Maine. has been the habit adds nothing to British dignity to enter Searsport, in 8inc? -e live ample.” PHICHESTER S Under a yards quite PILLS I .■ government and into formal relations with the notorious Dr. A. M. UlCl V1AJ1UHV UAAXXIM M wr|tten the As soon as they had left the shop Lothrop V Ladies! Ask your Drntttst for /j\'- 'icn) ,a constitution, soviets. The United States, on the other Wanted | ©hl-ehes-ter a Diamond BrandAf%A the has been Ethel exclaimed, Indignantly: L Ik Pills In Red and Gold metalllcxVP ^ ed ';at.18 state, is as free to trade with Russia of Holland for boxes, sealed with Blue hand, just I don't The National Remedy pH Ribbon. iSlits „K ."‘lerference with indi “Auntie, like that man, not DENTIST Take no other. Buy of year ▼ «,slr as Great Britain has been but American tenturies and endorsed by Queen WilheU Man and Wife, for permanent position. DranlsU 11 is bit! he talked to flf AskforCllI-Crttg-TER# it the Mand tfeuerally accept- Bkirts are of hint of recogni- one Why, you just all three sizes. Must be good and man to care for W DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, fort* clear any mina3 At druggists, cook, 1 or- constitution must be like he was husband Colonial Theatre and years known as Best,C^fest, Always RcIAhtT ;1PfrN’ai"e'°re tion of the bloody regime in that, coun- your !"—Harper’s. Look lor the name Gold Modal on every box grounds garden. Address Box 145, these rights which indi- Building try. and accept no imitation TELEPHONE 336-3 27tf Belfast, Maiue.( SOLO BY DRUGGiSIS EVOcHIIIQIi. Thomas a BROOKS. I Meighan in 5-reel picture' HIS FIRST ORATION "Prince Chap;” News film and No. 12 of the serial. June 18, William S. Hart in The B. H. S. Junior was [By Adele Barney Wilson in the Youth’s prize speaking a big 6 reel feature, “Sand;” News film held in hall Companion.] Uniop Wednesday evening, and the serial. June 25, a big special 7- June 1st. The is the ’Twas the last of following program: reel feature, "Humoresque,” all star cast; day school, and Theo- Kate Shelly, Eugene Hail News film and serial. Dance after the philus Beech Not Lela Gould Was going to make his first Gone public Mary pictures each night. speech. The Wreck of The Hesperus, Longfellow His mother had carefully taught him each to reports that Mildred Florence Deering word. Contrary Music And fifteen or twenty rehearsals had we are closing out our Between Ruunds, O. Henry STOCKTON^PRINGS heard. this is to ad- Isabelle Arline Stubbs Miss Beatrice Steele of Harrington Beginning "Dear teacher, so kind and so business, ! Does Lasca, S. Desprey returned home on after pleasant,” Maine's Sunday being Future that our Belfast vise Gladys Irene Porter the for several of Mrs. John It told her the scholars had boutfit her a guedt days * business will be con- The Haunt of Aunt Ann Dunn, Day C. Gordon. present. Irma Margie Roberts The phrases were long, but Theophilus tinued under the super- Music Guy E. Lawerence came home Satur- knew them, day afternoon from several weeks relief vision of Mr. JOEL F. The Wedding of Miss Bray, Bosher And backward, he boasted, was sure could Blanche May Beckwith work at Norcross station. go through them. Mean to PRESCOTT in ab- M. He’d learned when to and You? my Pagett, P., Kipling The three-master Harriett B., Capt. bow, the plat- form Arline Elizabeth Wentworth is hard ties at to leave; Anything sence. Murphy, discharging pine It A Legend of Bregenz, Proctor th e big dock for the railroad. came after saying, “This token re- GOODHUE & CO. Hattie Ellen McKinley ceive.” Mr. and Mrs. James M. ar- Music Crocker Then handing the box, he would grace- A. P. Goodhue. rived By Jane, Booth Tarkington home Monday night after an fully go Vera May Roberts absence of several months at Bridgeport, To resume his seat in the best scholars’ Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight, Thorpe Conn. row. “Some I shall stand in a Abbie Clara Nickerson W. H. Morrison, Edgar and Arthur day pulpit and If You Believe in Maine Colcord and O. A. Brown returned Fri- preach,” SEARSPORT The judges were Mrs. Merton Halley So thought to himself proud day from a trip in the Uncas for ground Theophilus and Mrs. Fred Palmer, Jr., of Monroe, t eech. H. Martin of and fish, and have left on another trip. Mr. Leander Sargent is also still in bed and Rev. T. Brooks, the were awarded as follows: Miss But when it was time for the and is gaining slowly. prizes 1st, Barge Oley slowly discharged at the | elegant Not Invest Here? Blanche May Beckwith; 2nd, Miss Lela docks speech, Why Cape by old fashioned methods. j So loud the heart Dr. S. L. Fairchild left Monday to at- Mary Gould; 3rd, Miss Vera May Roberts. T he S. S. Ripogenus, which arrived thumped of Theophilus tend the Medical Convention in Boston' Prizes were $5, $2.50 and II, respectively. from Norfolk early last week, drew too Beech, work has been done this Junior So short was his breath and so his Mrs. Alice Shute has returned from Much by much water for the river at Bangor and j shaky class of B. 11. S. towards their in knees, Malden, where she the parts so preceeded to Portland to unload. Mass., spent His cheeks and feet to winter. this contest and they have been very | burning up ready ably assisted by the principal, W. C. The barge S. T. Co. No. 8. is receiving freeze, In Central Maine touches at the He buying Power Galen Finn, the two years old son of Sturtevant, and the other teachers, and finishing Stockton Yard, thought with such terrible symptoms Company Mr. and Mrs. Lester Finn died Friday of the manner in which these parts were Inc., for the Pejepscot Paper Co. but, united to will He’d are measles. spoken showed what great interest had according current report, remain j certainly die if he stood and recited; preferred stock, you buying more been taken in the work. Mr. E. C. Tas- on the stocks for an indefinite time, And what seemed to him most mysterious Charles Merrithew has moved into the ker and and Miss Christine Jones fur- owing to the depression in the pulp wood of all, than a mere house in Steamboat Ave. recently occu- nished music for this occasion. business. ! The very first sentence he couldn’t recall, security. pied by James Ste\ens. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ClilTord arrived j So, trembling and panting, he stalked up Mr. and Mrs. George Towle and Mr. The graduating exercises of the class recently from Springfield, Mass., and the aisle, of 1921 B.H S. were held in Union hall And met with a scowl his teachers You are and Mrs. Robert Brown motored to of are with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. sweet buying also the manner in which Tenant’s Harbor for the week end. Thursday. At 7.30 the doors were open Herbert Clifford. Mr. Clifford with D. J. smile. and at 8.30 the hall was packed to land- of who arrived He snatched up the box as if he would Frederick K. and Hennessey Springfield, your investment Dr. and Mrs. Sawyer room The march at break shall be used. ing only. began 8.40, Saturday, have opened a repairing garage it, money two children of Bangor were the guests And shouted as in music by Pullen’s orchestra, 3 pieces, of in the Colcord at the comer of though the schoolyard, of Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Fairchild Monday. building { Bangor. The Juniors, Sophomores, Fresh- Station street. j “Here, take it!” Fleccher returned men, were marshalled to their seats by ! Then throwing it down far out of her You are Mrs. Edson Friday It is reported that the contract for the into the from Portland, where she attended the Millard Boulter, ’22, after which the class reach, buying upbuilding and State road from the village square to the He ran of the Grand Chapter of O. E. S. of ’21 were marshalled to their places on to his seat, poor Theophilus Beech. meeting Prospect town a distance of 3 23 the stage. The decorations were in the line, the future of Maine. and Charles miles, has been awarded to a firm in Capt. Amos Nichols Capt. class colors, pink and green, with the as at the term thus assuring a local BORN Nichols will serve jurors class mottc, “Out of School Life Into Hartford, Conn., be held in improvement which entitles the citizens of Federal Court to Bangor Life’s School’’ in pink on a green back- next week. —and others— to a reasonable amount of cent of the ground. The following is the program: WEBB. In at the Waldo Coun- Every net from rejoicing. The work will necessitate a Belfast, proceeds the who was March ty June to Mr. and Mrs. John Frame seriously detour over the state-aid road to Sandy- Hospital, 2, Mrs Har- of is Rev. T. H. old S. W a sale of the stock injured in the cyclone May 22nd, Prayer, Martin point village, thence to Prospect by the ebb, daughter, Georgia Beal. goes into line extensions, confined to her bed and is improving Music so-called Jordan road which will be put Estelle M. very slowly. Salutatory, Hadley in shape to stand traffic. MARRIED. power and Honor Essay, Vera L. Patterson developments similar Chester B. Curtis has sold his house in the re- expendi- Music Interesting experiences during Main street to Albert Brown. Mr. Curtis cent near-tornado continue to transpire. Prophecy, Norman R. Webber F'ARNHAM-FERKINS. In Belfast, June tures to Maine with has secured a position in Belfast and has One family party, which stood on a lawn provide Class Poem, Eda L. Rideout I 1, by Rtv. C. W. Martin, 'Winfred D. ample hydro- moved there with his family. watching the small waterspouts on the Music FatnliEm aid Flora E. Perkins, boih of harbor until driven to shelter, no sooner electric Miss Dorothy Packard of Sebec Lake Class History, Cecil A. Thompson Brooksville. power. had gone indoors than a large larch tree returned to Br cksport Seminary Tuesday Presentation of Gifts and Class Will, HAMMOND-GOWAN.. In was uprooted and fell where they had Troy, June 1, after spending the holiday as the guest of Vera M. Croxford Joshua stood. A well-known resident walking Converse Hammond and Miss her aunt, Mrs. Henrietta Young. Music Christina Annie loth If on the track took refuge in the woods Gowan, of Troy. you want to invest where presentation oi uipiomas, your Schools in town which should, have near Freeman Harriman’s and MaRRINIR-IraSK. In money Supt. E. L. Toner camp Belfast, June closed Friday, June 10th, were closed speedily found himself in a serious 7, by Rtv. Gtorge C. Sauer, WiDfield A. will be Benediction, Rev. T. H. Martin safeguarded most June on account of the pre- hard to it to the fall- Manner and Mies Mildred B. where Friday, 3d, March plight, put escape Trask, both exceptionally, vailing epidemic of measles. ing trees, while at the camps at of Belfast. A luncheon was furnished the Junior it will a Blanchard’s cove, a short distance away, pay fair return and where it will be Mr. and Mrs. Melvin B. Thompson ar- class the before and also to the I night nothing especially severe was felt. and are DIED. rived last week from Boslon graduating class and teachers after the used to build own guests of Mrs. Thompson’s parents, exercises, consisting of welsh rarebit, your State Central B. Pendleton. Beals. In buy Capt. and Mrs. A. cakes, colfee, and ice cream, by principal Announcement Morrill, June 3. Will.am and Mrs. W alter C. Henry Beals, aged 85 years, 4 monthsand Miss Maude B. Colcord of Sturtevant, Maine Power 7% Plymouth, | The LEWIS A. GANNON CO. hap opened a 27 days. Company Preferred Stock. to a H, Hutchinson the Mass., arrived Thursday spend few Harry presented Storage Service Station at B. O. Nor- Battery COUSINS. In June weeks in Searsport as the guest of Capt. graduating class with a framed copy of ton’s Garage, Belfast. W'e will a cim- Bangor, 6, Mrs. carry Edna J. 2nd Mrs. Amos Nichols in East Main St. the History of the Thirteen Original pletc stock of Vesta Storage Butteries, sellirg Cousins, formerly of Sandypoint, | 85 Colonies. them under a twr year guaist tee. | aged years, 1 month, 25 days, Flanders is her Mrs. Flora closing shop All makes of batteiits recharged ar d rej air- GORECN. In The ball was held in Union Liberty, May 30, Effie in Main St. for two weeks. What re- graduation ! ed Vesta patented A j M., using parts. guarantee j wife ol A. B. 52 hall Friday. Music McKeen’s orches- < Gordon, aged years mains of her stock of millinery and by will be placed on all ur repair work. Central Maine Power tra of sKirts is being disposed of at reduced Belfast, assisted by Charles Ham- Wt will carry a st< ck of Rental Batteries for i PRENTISS. In Belfast, June 7. Harry soloist. Over 70 dance tickets customers w isbii to use their cars w hi!e their M. Company prices. mons, were g Prentiss, aged 53 years, 8 months and sold and refreshments of ice cream was battery is under repair. ! 22 days. Field and Miss Field Brimpt 8r d ct urte c us s< rvict rei dtred. MAINE Mrs. Lena Mary served to the public free. ROGERS. Ill Sandypoint, June 2, Don- AUGUSTA, arrived Thursday from Cambridge, Testing bid distilled water free. ald P. Thursday and Friday the Juniors and Rogers of Belfast, aged 25 years. and will occupy the Boulivant LEWIS >\. GAMSCN & Mass., Sophomores went on their annual class CO., Robertson. In Belfast, June 7, Nina apartment on Church Street through the At B. O. Ncrtci ’e Estelle W. J. care ride, they went to N'ortlipcrt, Temple Garage, Belfast, Maine Robertson, aged 5 months and 18 Burns, Central Maine Power summer. Company. Heights and Searsport. days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harriman and STRATTON. In Belfast, June 7, Mrs. Belfast There is a 1 Representative. 1 splendid program of pictures Alveda J. two children of an t and Stratton, aged 75 years, 5 Whitensville, Mass., booked for the Crockett Co. Theatre this Washing Ironing months and 28 days. in our Mrs. Bert Angell and daughter Leah of, Done at home. Obituary month and are as follows: June 4, Hobart ST next issue. were guests Saturday of Mr j Rockland, Bosworth in a thrilling 7-reel For particulars call on and Mrs. George Towle. picture, Wilson.! In Sandypoint, June 2, How- “Below the Surface,” News and Episode *MFS CHAS. LITTLEFIELD j ard Robert W ilson of Belfast, formerly of 11 of “The W'oman in Grey.” June A district meeting of the Rebekah 11, 77-3—2w23 b i Barton, Vt., aged 28 years. lodges will be held in Searsport Thurs- day afternoon and evening, June 9th. It is expected that about 200 members of t!.„ various lodges in district No. 7 will be present. 10 MAIN ST. The Searsport branch of the Pullman pants factory started Monday and is now in full running order. John Pullman, the head of the firm, who has been here re- eo fell Use Prices FULLER-COBB-DAVIS cently, considers the town a favorable location for such a business, and if the From Coast to Coast T'O MAKE SURE that our customers help situation can be satisfactorily ad- cent MOST and justed the factory will become a perma- KCTcedfJCJ per BEST for their investor Friday and Saturday nent industry, and the business will be nave been searching the fur market for enlarged as conditions demand. The Nich- The last word in ols building on Main street, which has Quality OVERWEIGHT and have succeeded in finding a manufactu been leased by the Pullman company, is The best word in was conspicuously situated and is one of the Price able and willing to make a Coon Co landmarks of the town. It was built old the kind of skins and in 1864 by John H, Lane and Capt. Wit- j COFFEE right put in the rig liam McGilvery, and was used as a grain of workmanship that the coat W. and grocery store. For many years the 20 Cz. to the Pound required. third floor was used by the Masons as a a tremendous big order; we have the coats i lodge room. The building is substantial (1-4 lb. Fie'e) some and as as and roomy and with necessary long they last our price will be as changes and repairs, will be adequate for Sliver town the new use to which it will be put. ALL KINDS 36 in. Cent, $195-00 The first society function of the early ■ 40 in. Coat, $225.00 summer season was the dinner and card 45 in. Co 1 t, $250-00 party given at Grinnell’s Inn on Friday CORDS 25° up evening by the Woman’s Club, innonof This may seem a little to think of of Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Fairchild who are early SILVERTOWN CORDS NOTICE! season’s leaving the 15th of this month for Penn- _ coat, but we assure you it is NOT sylvania. Covers were laid fof twenty SIZE Anti-Skid Safety Tread TUBES Due [to our cnoimous purchasing 1 make we do the five guests and a delicious course dinner power, wilh stores frcm coast to your selection; rest-pa was served by lanulord Grinnelf at 7.30, j coast, we give a quality of Teas storage for you until it is needed next fall, in the large dining room. The table cen- 30*3* $24.30 $2.55 and Coftees cannot duplicate terpiece was a huge bunch of snap- you prices are 40% Jless than 1920 prices and dragons in shades of pink, arranged in a at [the price elsewhere. i ry us. raffia basket tied with wide pink ribbon. what we will be able to duplicate them for in < ■ ferns 32*3* $32.90 $2.90 PinK lady-shppers and -were in BUTTER LGVERS GREET vases at either end of the table, Attrac- j ! A WORD TO THE WISE IS tive place cards were used. Aftijr dinner 32*4 REDUCED PRICES SUFFICE: tables were arranged for 500 which was $45.85 $3.55 enjoyed until midnight. A handsome hand made linen table runner and towels to Fair- 33*4 to match, were presented Mr*. $43.10 $3.70 J S child by the members of the Chib, Mrs. FULLER-COBB-D A V James H. Duncan making the presenta- tion speech. The affair was one of the I 32*4* $47.30 $450 pleasantest ever given by the Club, but ; was tinged with regret at the thought of the imminent departure of the guests of 33*4* $48.40 $4.65 honor, who have hosts of friends by whom they will be sadly missed. Dr. THE CHILDREN'S and Mrs. Fairchild came to Searsport ten Saves 1-3 Your Usual 34*4* j Eastern Steaistiip Lines, lie. i OF PORTLAND. M years ago and have formed many strong J4065 1 Kutter Kill! | ties during their residence here. They BANGOK LINE offers to young worn have been and Dr. education or its equi\ very popular socially, SCHEDULE 33*5 SUMMER half course Fairchild had achieved a wide success $58.90 $5.55 [irect Co., years’ of t: professionally. They will spend the firpcrtirq eludes six months at N STEAMSHIPS BELFAST ana CAMDEN New summer in Watsontown, Penn., after Me. pital, Haven, .. 10 Main St„ Belfast. Leave Bangor daily Sunday at 2 p. which they will probably in that 35*5 $61.90 $&80 except months' course is olfert locate, m. win 11mm,11 ■! (Standard Time), Winterport 2 45 p. m., state. Besides the of honor, those ii*T^k^H-i'»awacm.'SifarJ nrigTr-r-amr Stores also: to train as nurse maids, guests Bucksport 3.30 p. m., Belfast 5.00 p. m.. for Wilbur term is completed s .--r present included, Mr. and Mrs. PITTSFIELD CAMDEN Camden Rockland and Boston. R. Blodgett, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. RETURN —Leave Boston daily except Sun- granted. Address: Si L" ROCKLAND Hi ah Trundy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Whit- Fabric Tires day at 6 p. *m. (Daylight Saving Time) for St., Portland, Main W. Mr. Rockland, Camden, Belfast, Bangor and way comb, Mr. and Mrs. E. Gilkey, “EVERYTHING GUARANTEED” and Mrs. I. H. Havener, Mr. and Mrs. landings. Landings will be made at Northport com- Melvin B. Mr. and Mrs. on eek Thompson, Postage Prepaid $1 Mail Orders mencing June 21. Gratitude W Mrs. G. Ren- SiK>odi|30*3[$!Ta50| |saf!ty|2a*4-|$26iQO James H. Duncan, Mr. and Commencing July 3, service will be daily, in- Mr. and Mrs. Edson frew Wilson, cluding Sunday in e ch direction. In « Miss Colonial I Fletcher, Miss Harriette Erskine, s^fay303*M5 3fr4 $2830 At Boston connection is made with the Met- Mabel Griffin, Miss Florence Ciiilcord, For Sale ropolitan Line passenger and freight steamesr ^ Miss Harriett Roulstone, Herbert R. for New York via Cape Cod Canal. Week of June GEO. E. Roberts’ house on Bay View Street, DUNTON, Agent, Dyer. Safety 304* 4600 Safety 3fr4* $37.15 Belfast, Maine. Belfast. KNITTERS Also the De Silver place situated in ng on bootees, m Prospect below Bucksport. Cottage house experienced Anti-Skid Tread THE B.F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY and < Safety and stable and about acres of WANTED ers, leggins angora WhatWouidYouDo sixty land, nine > 1 SILVERTOWN C4fcofl,OfUO extending back from shore of Penobscot home work, good pav, of of TO PLEASE River. Inquire of JOHN R. DUNTON A Kitchen Girl at once. sample stitches your IRVING WERTHEIM * or RALPH I. MORSEj 1 / Ave ONE WOMAN? 4w23 Belfast, Maine WINDSOR HOTEL. 2w23‘ 1q4 Fifth