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The Republican Journai.. VOLUME JANUARY 82._BELFAST, , THURSDAY, 27, 1910. NUMBER

Contents of Today’s Journal. on looking in a pocket mirror handed her them stay. The Queen threatens the Peers and or the Peer and the by | ! bought a farm where he resided until Iolanthe; that he shall go into his Strephon she agrees that it would not be ra- tells Strephon Parliament. OBITUARY. the Peers death. Mr. Morrill is survived a PERSONAL. ;i 1. Bells. The Fairies threaten with their by son, Lew- Personal.. .Obituary. .Wedding Peri. tional to expect him to wait two years. wands and the Peers kneel as if for man M. of East lolanthe; or the Peer and the Peri. begging Amos P. Patterson died at his home on Troy, and a daughter, Mrs. Strephon reminds her that much I Strephon to Samuel ..Dooryard News...Coast of Maine might happen mercy. Phyllis implores relent, street last George Kenfield of Conn. A Hodgkinson, who has been very ill, Gilbert Comic Suc- in two that she her from him and she falls Bridge Saturday night from the Norwich, brother, Land Co... All Hands Lost. and Sullivan’s Opera years; might fall in love with I but he casts faint- is able to effects of a Daniel A. fce about the Lord into the arms of Earl Mountararet and paralytic shock, aged 73 years, 9 Morrill, formerly of Waterville, lives again. \ok Editorials. .Transfers in Real Estate. Presented 19th and 20th Chancellor himself that and ing 2. cessfully January by time, Tolloller. in and Orrin J that “as Lord months and 22 days. He was born in North- Plymouth, he had three sisters, Mrs. Dickey returned from ..Remember the Maine (poem)... of Belfast Par- it is half the House of Lords are yesterday Under the Auspices the sigh- — The Law and .Men and Affairs port,the son of ’Starrett and Patterson. William Wingate of Sarah Rockland, where he had been the of rela- Liquor. ing at your feet.” “No, he continues— Nancy Dixmont.Mrs. Barker guest lor Musical no,” second act is in Washington. .A Cement Plant for Society. 1 The scene of the the Palace In his early manhood he followed the sea. After of Troy and Mrs. Willis Stevens of tives. delays are dangerous, and if we are to with Plymouth. Rockland. The and Sullivan “Iolanthe” marry, I Yard, Westminster, by moonlight, Private his Gilbert opera marriage to Miss Sarah Whalen he settled Funeral services were held in and the re- Mrs. W. 0. the sooner, the better.” Then on He a solo and then Troy Colby, who has been ill at ,r The Lincolnville Club. .The Pioneers follows a duet Willis sentry. sings the quite 3. was in the Belfast i.i mains were successfully presented Fairies with Celia, Lelia and and Belfast and for many years was foreman taken to Waterville and her home on of Maine. .Obituary. .The Knightie by Strephon and Phyllis, which is one of the enter, Fleta, Friday Market street, is gainingstrength Opera House on Wednesday and Thursday around the stage singing. Next enter of the section crew out of this on the placed in the tomb in Pine Grove to and is Club of Searsport. ...Literary News gems of the opera: trip city cemetery considerably better. 19th and 20th local the Peers from Westminster Hall and give a Maine await burial and Notes. evenings, January by talent, None shall Central R. R. For twelve years he was a ! in the spring. part us from each other, chorus, from which it appears that Strephon is Frank A. Tuttle is in Hebron, where he is 4. The Churches.. ..Editorials.. ..Belfast and attracted large and enthusiastic audiences. One in life and are moulder in the and later was death we: with a high hand inParliament. foundry employed on a carryingmatters The sad news boarding farm and the ef- Free Library.. .News of the Granges. The cast' was as follows: All in all to one another— and Lord the Roller His has been received here of the fee-ing good Then enter Mountararat Tolloller by Duplex Bushing Company. fects of the .Secret Societies.The Waldo I to thee and thou to death pure country air. The Lord Chancellor. I. Morse me! from Westminster Hall, and Celia remarks that died about six of Mrs. Eva Sprague Starz at her home Fair.. .Basket Ball. Ralph Thou the tree wife,|Sarah (Whalen), years ago County Earl of Orlando and I the flower— seem much annoyed. Mountararat ad- in Mrs. Abbie E. Tololler, Titherington they and three sons and a survive him: Spokane. Wash., January 17th. Death came Simmons of will leave The News of Belfast. Thou the idol, 1 the mits that that is daughter Newport Earl of Mountararat, E. S. Pitcher throng— they are; Strephon carrying and Belfast this Thou the and I the hour— that is their Herman Ishmael Herbert and Mrs. suddenly unexpectedly and the attend- morning for Jacksonville, Fla; Famous Vessel Designer. Washing- Private Willis, (of the Grenadier Guards,) day everything. Lelia says fault, and O., E., E., Thou the I the where sh3 wilf the ton Letter. Maine Woman's Club of John Parker singer, song! Celia says they influence the members and Theresa Kimball, all of this city; a brother, ing physician pronounced it a case of heart spend winter with relatives. them to vote as he wishes them to. failure. New York. . Daylight Sunk. Strephon, (an Arcadian Shepherd,) All in all since that fond compel just John Patterson of Hurricane Island, and two Her aunt, Mrs. Louise McAndlass Mrs. Anne C. meeting matter further discussed and Cooper’s many friends will be .To Boom Maine. Wm. Robertson, Jr. in I woke to The is Mountara- When, joy, find Mrs. Sarah Sherfield of R. Johnson, who lives in Lantz, was sum- pleased to learn that she Lord Chancellor's Train M. C. Murch rat sings a solo,with chorus,and Lelia and Celia sisters, Wesley, I., Wash., has sufficiently recov- County Correspondence. ..Wedding Bearer, Mine the heart within thee beating, moned to each other their admiration for the and Mrs. Belle Peavey of New After by telegraph, but did not arrive be- ered from her recent illness as Bells. Incentive for Orchardists.. Queen of the Fairies, Susan Wescott Mine the love that heart enshrined! express Jersey. to be about her Peers and in a duet implore them not to go. the death of his wife he fore the end came. The home. Good Things from "Everbody's”.. Iolanthe, (a Fairy, Strephon’s Mother,) Thou the stream and 1 the willow— made his home with deceased left Belfast Katherine C. Thou I The Fairies sing: two Plans to Boom Ellsworth. Quimby the sculptor, the clay— his Mrs. W. H. Kimball. He was a years ago last to make her in daughter, April home Mr. I'r ink and Miss Celia, / Marion Heal Thou the ocean, I the billow— You break our laws, Logan Mae. Somers of Stockton Springs.. .The man of character and Washington, where she met Mr. Starz and was Searsport... Leila, Katherine Brier Thou the I the You are our foe: sterling upright princi- Bangor returned after a of Fairies, sunrise, day! Monday week’s visit News Brooks. .County Correspon- a kind and soon after married a Fleta, ) I Bertha Wiley We cry because ples, indulgent father, a good and had very happy life with Mr .. Mrs. dence News.. Market.. Born and exit a Logan’s mother, Thomas P. Ship (an Arcadian and Ward in Strephon Phyllis and procession of We hate so! and in her new home. Her Married. Died. Phyllis, Shepherdess you neighbor friend. Funeral services were last letter to her moth- Logan. Chancery,) Frost Peers enters, in chorus You know! Evelyn singing held at his late home, 56 Janu- er, written ten days ago, was full of and You wicked Peers! Rridge street, hope Mr. and Fairies.—Frances Howes, Velma Mitchell, Loudly let the trumpet bray! very Mrs. John C. Pillsbury are expected Don’t go! ary 24th, Rev. Ashley A. Smith officiating. The happiness. A large circle of friends and ac- ALL HANDS LOST. Abbie Doak, Ethel Flood, Louise Read, Tantantara! to return from their wedding trip the last of Marion Knowlton, Edith Gillum, Florence Gayly bang the sounding brasses? Mountararat and Tolloller sing: floral offerings were very beautiful and includ- quaintances in this city, her former home, will this week, and will be at home at 50 North- Hill, Alice Goldie Emma ed a from the hear of her death with umer Henry B. Eiske Capsized Off Whitten, Curtis, Tzing! We break their laws, pillow family, pinks from Mr. deep regret, as she was As port avenue. Pitcher, Carolyn Hatch. upon its lordly way are our foe: and Mrs. an ntucket. Wreck of Schooner Mertie They Roscoe Arey, 73 pinks from Mr. and unusually attractive young lady, both in Peers.—Arthur Johnson, A. T. Gay, Willis This unique procession passes, because the They cry Mrs. H. E. Patterson, wreath from John Pat- person and mind. She was identified with the Sylvanus T., young son of Mrs. Rebecca Crowley. Vessel a Total Loss. Crew Hazeltine, Elon Gilchrest, Chas. Merri- Tantantara! Tzing! Boom! hate us so! They N. has entered am, C' E. White, Frank Mixer, Luther A. , bow, ye lower middle classes! ho! terson, wreath from George Patterson, Roscoe Belfast Christian Scientists organization. She Edgeeomb, the Hawley En- > cd. Schooner S. G. Haskell Ashore. Oh, Chas. Leon Beck- tradesman, masses! in Hammons, Coombs, Bow, ye bow, ye If that’s the case, my dears, Arey, Charles Rowe, Jessie Staples, Scott is survived by her husband, Mr. Josef Starz, gineering College to take a course in recent toss at me emiaiice tu uustuu with, Herman Merriam, Clarence Hall. Blow the trumpets, bang the brasses! We’ll e-o! vjioy, ^u#nes uugan, J. 15. her baby of four months, and her moth- engineering. Tantantara! Tzing! Boom! xiarry rsaKer, by of the schooner Davis Palmer has been Mountararat, Tolloller and the Peers depart W. A. er and brother in this m ui Marsano, Fred Dr. N. G. Pettin- and Mrs. c air j/ctio iiigiirci aiauuu, Johnson, Nickerson, city—Mrs. Capt. Albert Mazerall arrived last There seems to be but one as to the and the Fairies wistfully after them. The ed by a like disaster which comes more opinion Paragons of gaze Hammons, Fred G. and Mr. Wallace who week from New legislation, enters and cries shame on her Spinney, Jerry Hayes, gill Sprague, have the \ork, called here the ill- manner in which Fairy Queen by of the was and Pillars of the British nation! home to us, as the commander the opera presented; them that it is death to George Sweetland, John Gilmore, Roland Pat- sincere of all their ness of Mrs. Tantantara! Boom! followers, telling sympathy acquaintances. Mazerall’s mother, Mrs. Charles A <1 vessel was a resident of the of those, one and all, who took part, it was said Tzing! a mortal. Lelia answers: but it’s neighbor- marry “Yes, terson, George Ryan, Louis Shiro, Chester Wiley, who had a shock Then enters the Lord a recently. wn of Islesboro and the schooner was that he or she had never sung or acted better Chancellor,followed by not death to wish to marry mortal,” and Worthing, True Trundy, N. Delano, George M. for a resi- his trainbearer, and in a song explains his em- Fleta “If it were have to execute Henry Harding, many years wnaries Lane has to A. in orcnade a better It needed says: you’d of this gone Bangor to spend t in this city by George Gilchrest stage appearance. situation. The verse Sweetser, Austin McKeen and dent town, died at the home of his barassing closing runs: us all.” The Queen replies that this is weak- Harvey Gray. the remainder of the a to the full Mrs. H. W. of Lincoln winter with his sister. The four-masted schooner Henry B. larger stage give opera its scenic And every one who’d marry a Ward ness and must subdue it; but when Lelia The bearers were W. daughter, Loveland, they Harry Baker, Joseph He was Must oome to me for street, Friday morning January 14th from obliged because of ill health to ke. 745 tons net. owned by Frank B. Me- effect, but in all other respects the presenta- my accord, says they are not all as tough as she is the Ross, George and Stevens. give up And in court I sit all Ryan Ainsley general debility, and his death was not unex- his in rten of Boston and commanded was successful and my day, Queen declares she is not insensible to manly employment Mathews Bros.’ mill. by Captain tion alike enjoyable. The Mr. was born in Islesboro. sailed Giving agreeable girls away, and turns to the and pected. Harding Chatham, ries S. Moody of North beauty, sentry addressing 9. Mrs. Frank J. costumes were made for a professional one one The Mass., Nov. 1827, and was the son of Milford Starrett of Fall of Boston harbor about sunset presen- With for him—and for he— him tells him he is a fine fellow, and remarks community was shocked and saddened River, Mass., January and C. He came to Boston at arrived here tation of Iolanthe in Boston and of course were And one for you—and one for ye— to the Fairies she could fall down and Emily Harding. last Saturday. She came to ac- The Fiske was engaged in the southern that last Sunday on hearing of the death of Albert the of 17 and But never a one for me! age years studied at the famous liber trade, and was going out light. The correct in detail. The costumes of the fairies never, oh, worship that man, but she wrestles with the j company Miss Mary Forbes, who had for H., eldest son of Herbert W. and Marion Lowell Institute and later organized the firm been •ather was fine and the winds were and Which is exasperating inclination and it lies beneath her feet. Then (Hall) light were fresh and and so were their wear- visiting in for several pretty, A He was of Silloway & Harding, architects. For several months. e Fi>.«e made slow and took highly susceptible Chancellor! comes another of the of this a solo Healey. taken ill January 14th with evidently time, gems opera, he resided at Manchester ers; and the trio—Lelia, Celia and Fleta— The Peers in the last two lines years and Concord, C. L. a e outside route, Nantucket island on fairy join singing by the Queen, with chorus. The Fairies and a bad cold and was threatened Burroughs, well know’n business man leaving with typhoid N. H. In the latter he married Eliza A. Conditions stiffened late did well their when she rose in chorus. The court then proceeds to busi- then city of -larboard. Friday parts. Iolanthe, Fairy Queen depart sorrowfully. pneumonia. Later of Rockland, a brother of Mrs. S. A. Parker ness. The Lord Chancellor he is diphtheria developed and Fay, daughter Joseph P. and Charlotte Fay. of t: night there was a smart gale from the from the bottom of the river and says tempted Phyllis enters half crying and wonders why, shed her his death came Mrs. Harding died in this town in 1893. About this city and a visitor : and that or to award Phyllis to himself, but as his decision as she is to two noblemen at she suddenly and frequent here, was re- and south, night early engaged once, unexpectedly. 1857 Mr. weeds—not widow’s weeds, by the way—was be to misconstruction he Harding took up his residence in elected a director morning the schooner must have might open waives his is not in better spirits. She says she hates He remarked that he felt very comfortable cently of the First National Portland, Me., and later came to Park to The steamer a dream of loveliness and her voice claim, for which, in behalf of the assembled for “No could care for a man Hyde Bank of incoming Cymric sight- rippled Strephon, girl only a few minutes before the end. He was Rockland. Peers. Lord Tolloller thanks him. then reside, being a citizen of our town for more -eck just before reaching Nantucket as and as a mountain Phyllis who goes about with a mother considerably melodiously joyously born in where the lived for than 20 years. He took up his residence in Miss Maud E. and on at appears and is greeted by a chorus of Peers and than himself.” Earl Mountararat and Boston, family Barker, Miss- arrival New York reported for younger accompanied hy brook. Strephon, whom we are some Union park, Boston, about five years ago, and -•diet as a menace to The deeply solos by Lords Tolloller and Mountararat. In a Lord Tolloller enter and both claim and time, later moving to Rcckland. es Mabel Butters and Nellie navigation. Phyllis They returned to this town in the mak- Morse of Bangor, of the derelict indebted to our neighbor, \vas all solo declines their offers and a ballad are about to a duel over her when early month, cutter Gresham learned Searsport! Phyllis fight Phyllis came to Belfast several years ago and had arrived home last ing his home with his daughter, where he died Saturday. Miss Morse re- fess. She found the overturned craft that could be desired in his part, and by Lord Tolloller follows. Then Phyllis— reci- interferes and tells them it’s really not worth Phyllis since conducted an ice cream business at 45 as above stated. Deceased was a member of turned to 11 miles southeast of Nantucket island tative and seem to with Bangor Monday and Misses Barker never acted with more or with while, they quite ready agree all the masonic spirit sang it Church and Albert was bodies. During his long busi- and Butters after dawn Saturday. There was a heavy My Lord, may not be her. After a quartet, which includes Willis, street, deservedly pop- will go up the last of the week. better effect. Their duet in the first act was ness career he was the architect for many and ir was some hours before Writh grief my heart is riven! Mountararat and Tolloller depart in one direc- ular with their patrons. About a he pub- ;ing Cap- year ago lic and private buildings New Miss Maude Pierce of this ■roff and his men could a line to the alone “worth the price of admission.” The You waste your words on me, tion and in another. The Lord Chan- throughout Eng- city, who is at get Phyllis left the school and entered the store of a For ah! is High land, notable instance being the Chadbourne's ranch craft ami make fast a hawser. The of the Fairies maintained the my heart given! cellor then enters and is very miserable, the remodelling and Chase Pond camps in Queen dignified Carle & later to take a busi- of Masonic block in this town. He is survived •l found that the lower masts were All. Given! victim of love. He his sor- Jones, intending Moscow for the unrequited depicts | one benefit of her im- mien due to her position and charmed her ness by son, George F. Harding, of health, is off at the deck and that two of the Phyl. Given! rows in song, at the close of which he would college course. He was the youngest Providence, hearers in the solo in the second act with her All. horror!!! R. I., and a daughter, Mrs. Loveland.—Hyde proving steadily. She writes that she is feel- rs with the gaffs and other wreckage i Oh, have fallen exhausted had not Mountararat member of Tarratine Tribe of Red Men and Park, Mass., Gazette. ing much better than when cultivated voice. The Lord Chancellor’s make- The Lord Chandellor asks: and Tolloller appeared and held him up, one she left home. agging alongside. for a year had been an officer of the order. iew of the Fiske numbered all on each side. condole with him and he Mr. was the architect of the eight, was as was his and his And who They Harding Masonic Mrs. Delia up inimitable, acting, has dared to brave our high dis- He was also a member of Teague Hayes returned to her he mate was James F. Meehan of West resolves to nerve himself to another effort and | Osceola Council of in this solos and down the pleasure, building city. home in Warren last the Minot of soliloquies brought house. if that fails he will abandon himself to his Pocahontas. He was a Monday after a short engineer, Joseph Boston, And thus our member of the Epworth defy definite command? ■ visit at the was from Brunswick, Ga., and of the Earl Mountararat and Lord Tolloller did their fate. Then follows a trio, after which home of Mrs. Sarah R. they League of the Methodist church, a in the Crawford. men one in East one Strephon enters and Phyllis rushes to his dance and exit arm-in-arm pupil Samuel Jellison died 13th at his She came to belonged Boston, part in moving the audience to mirth in both together. January attend the opera Iolanthe and arms. He defies the count and Sunday school class of Mrs. Albert E. rman and two were declares that Strephon enters in very low spirits; says he Luce, home in Monroe after nine Norwegians. and dance; and, take it all in all, it was an j days illness, aged to accompany home her song against the world he will claim his darling’s is miserable, and wife of the pastor, of Waldo mother, Mrs. Ellen sighs, “Phyllis, Phyllis!” j past king Chap- 80 He was born in West Frank- well balanced of stel- hand. There is a duet Mountararat and enters and 1 nearly years. Teague, who had been here three morning at 5.30 o'clock the six-- exceedingly performance by Phyllis answers, “Yes,” taking ter, K. O. K. A., and a member of the B. B. months. Tolloller and a chorus of fort, now the third .t Mertie B. Crowley, Baltimore for lar The written for audi- Peers. The Peers Strephon by surprise. He exclaims, “Phyllis!” ! Monroe, February 4, 1830, magnitude. opera, Vocal Club. A of Rev. Charles Henry Wells, of vith 4790 tons of soft coal, stranded then march around the stage with much dignity but corrects himself, he he youth sterling qualities, son of Samuel and Dorcas Jellison. At the paster Saint ences on the other side of the pond, contains saying supposes age Andrews miles off the S. E. end of Martha's and depart. The Lord Chancellor separates should but has not been inform- always courteous and pleasant, he was deserv- Episcopal Church in Newark, N. say My Lady, of 14 he left home to work in the saw J., many allusions and hits that would from and orders her years, arrived and became a total loss. The Crow- naturally Phyllis Strephon off, and ed what title she had selected. Phyllis replies edly popular. His death occurred at Sun- January 19th for a short visit w-.ih Miss she follows the Peers. noop mills above and remained there until ■ountered thick weather all the way be lost on an American audience; but there is The Lord Chancellor that she has not quite decided; that she has no Bangor Sarah R. j day and that the remains were Gardner. For several years Mr. Wells and are left alone and raises mother to her. 1 evening placed went mist and was compelled to heave to to tickle the ears of Strephon Strephon advise Then Strephon explains 1849, when he to California with several enough remaining people a nice which in the tomb at was pastor of the Belfast •s on the south coast of island point the Lord Chancellor con- that his mother is a that he is a Grove Cemetery. His age was Universalist Church Long the is fairy; fairy other gold hunters. He sailed in the Charles everywhere and music bright and catchy. siders, anti after himself on the back and has warm Saturday because of the dense fog patting down to his waistcoat, and that he did not tell 1? years, 10 months and 6 days. Besides his many friends here who are for O. Hooper and went around Horn. He seas a severe And that serves as a reminder that the orches- always keeping his duty strictly before his her this before, because he she would Cape to my during southerly thought Parents he left r*wo Milton and Oscar always pleased meet him. eyes, he a to brothers, remained in California until when he r careful reckoning Capt. Haskell tra should come in for its share of commenda- sings: take dislike him. Phyllis, crying, says: 1853, of this and an in Mr. Elisha H. who been in the passage and stood in. hoping to When I went to the Bar as a man “I’d rather have half a mortal I do love, than city, aged grandmother Rock- returned to Monroe and married Ellen S. Whit- Conant, has tion. It was re-enforced on this occasion very young Shinnecook or Montauk by half a dozen I don’t.” She asks to land. The Waldo light. | (Said I to myself—said I), Strephon family have the heartfelt sympathy comb. lie then moved to Jackson County Hospital for surgical ■ and engag- treatment, r/.e on the water a dim two of our old-time—if we may be allowed the I’ll work on a new' and her, which he embrace and light original plan forgive does; they of all in their sorrow. was moved to liis home mis decide to a ed in lumbering, but after a number of years supposed to be Shinne- expression—musicians; past masters in the art (Said I to myself—said I); marry, and duet follows. Phyllis yesterday,Wednesday, afternoon, and is a t on Block island, and I’ll never assume that a or a thief asks if his mother knows of his en- he came to Belfast and conducted a meat mar- making remarkable re- hably of the bow—Mr. R. P. bass rogue Strephon The death of Charles Willis P’ollett took caded east north. The drawing Chase, a and Iolanthe she Last was by Is gentleman w'orthy implicit belief, gagement entering says does, ket for three years. He then went to covery. Saturday his S4th birthday1 and Mr. C. O. ’cello. at his home on Iowa, very far before it struck viol, Poor, The musical (Said I to and welcomes her daughter-in-law with a kiss. place Commercial street Sun- and his children myself--said I)! where he remained several months and then, gave him a birthday party, i a n ,oil fust on a shoal on the director was Mr. A. W. Keene, of the iney uom urge xoiamne to go to me J-ora day He had been ill since formerly 1 II throw evening. , 1908, which he -t on.: of. When the schooner struck, never dust in a juryman s eyes Chancellor and for but she it returning to Maine, he engaged in the manu- thoroughly enjoyed, and he wa, able New England Conservatory of Music. plead them; says and was confined to his bed for about three m (Said I to I), to of the 11. Haskoll. her commander, or- myself—said is impossible—that the Lord Chancellor is her facture of spool bars in the towns of partake refreshments which were Or hoodwink a who is not over-wise weeks from the effects of diabetes. When he Cherry- 1 hands on deck. It was soon seen that judge husband, and Strephon’s father. Phyllis sug- served to all connected with the THE STORY OF THE field, Howland, West and Monroe. hospital. He th< v< ssel. Gres 1 OFERA. (Said 1 to myself—said I); that when the Lord was taken ill his Hampden hop< ving gests Chancellor learns j sister, Miss Nettie M. P'ol- was Or assume About 25 specially pleased with a over her and all the boats were The is in two and scene that the witnesses summoned in that is his 1 years ago, he settled down on a farm birthday cake opt opera acts, the in Strephon son, all objections to their lett, took rooms in the R. Carter house Mrs. Haskoll force George in and bearing candles and carnations, the .way was awakened by the act is an marriage will be removed; but Iolanthe says: Monroe remained there until his death. gift of first Arcadian landscape, with a In and had since him her constant Exchequer, Queen’s Bench, Common he never given and de- Mrs. B. ished to the Pleas, “No, must know', he believes me to He was a member of Waldo I. O. 0. H. Conant. river at the back of the stage, crossed by a or Lodge, F., o fo»-.: the men then Divorce, have died childless, and, dearly as 1 love him, voted attention, returning the loving care with of Belfast. He is survived his wife and one That a career h. rustic The Fairies led Have perjured themselves as a matter of 1 am 1 by broad of usefulness and satis- a...■ lug. Capt. Has- bridge. enter, by Lelia, bound, under penalty of death, not to un- which he had cared for her when she was faction from a an :1 course Mrs. Annie F. Small of if view ivo the deck. When Celia and Fleta, and around the stage, deceive him. But see—he comes! Quick—my daughter, Monroe. wage-earning point trip I to young and needed a home. He was born in awaits young women trained in a> s• oi fr i igartown at 9 a. m. (Said myself—said I)! veil.” domestic arts singing as they dance: was in the wore made to put out to it. At They retire up the stage as Iolanthe veils North Searsmont, the son of the late Charles emphasized citizenship class of the Ere I go into court 1 will read my brief Miss Abbie the and South 'no broke in two and the Tripping hither, thither, through enter who Thorndike, daughter Congregational Church William Crowley tripping I to herself,and the Lord Chancellor, an- ( V. and Almatia S. Follett. He Sunday. (Said myself, said I), (Emerson) C. master t! < W do. por m the water. Nobody knows why or whither; nounces that success has crowned his only child of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Thorndike Crawford, it t U stun Fortunately And I’ll never take work I’m unable to do efforts, his life in < We must dance and we spent early to told of the n larati ew a!! in the forward section of the must sing, that he has decided in his own favor and Searsmont, coming of this died Janu: 18th at School, fieli (Said I to myself, said I); may city, ry the home of which has for ! while Capt. Levi Jackson of the Round about our fairy ring! consider himself to Iolanthe Belfast at the age of IS years. Soon after opened girls. Training in house- My learned profession i’ll never disgrace engaged Phyllis. her grandmother in West She had hold arts is feet over with comes to him and Rockport. ittpi rathe, id Evi -p Priscilla, all, There are solos by Celia and Lelia, followed a fee with a on veiled, Phyllis and Strephon here he became a sheriff and d; by taking grin my face, coming deputy been in this but after realizes that the id. as efforts go off on Iolanthe makes an in employed city, an illness preset, t-day educt shows making superhuman the and when When 1 haven't been there to attend to the case tiptoe. appeal, by chorus, they stop singing the turnkey under Charles then a sad lacK of in that direct n. .- •one of disaster, but not until recitative and a ballad, for her son, but the Captain Baker, of several weeks went to Rockland to enter a training It is (Said I to myself, said I)! to till that l he succeed in the Fris- Fairies begin to lament the absence of Iolanthe, Lord while it cannot sheriff of Waldo and served in those apparent manufacture! aril dealers bringing Chancellor, moved, says County, hospital for treatment. She was born in West In other in take advantage of u it need women be- a short distance and to leeward of who had been banished for life twenty-five professions which men engage, be so, for Phyllis is his premised bride. Iolanthe capacities for a number of years. lie then intxj Rockport, then the home and the native cause know so little about where he anchored, and with the offended her (Said I to myself, said I), is then compelled to reveal herself as his wife. place they years before, having Queen by entered the employ of Wood, Baker & Shales, of and the value of he had in tow succeeded in taking The Army, the Navy, the Church and the Stage, Enter the Fairy Queen and Fairies, and Iolan- of her father, and was 18 years old last April. life, low-priced tuffs. marrying a mortal. Enter the Fairy Queen, and and continued there —Bostun 24ti.. ! ersons on the Crowley and landing (Said I to myself, said I), the kneels to the Queen who declares that once grocers, with Lendal T. Her parents were summoned when her illness Transcript, January ugartown. Mrs. Haskell was the the Fairies plead with her to pardon Iolanthe Professional license, if carried too far, again her vows are broken and death is her Shales as a member of the firm of Shales & Belfast became serious and were with her at the end. relatives of Mrs. James Mitcheh, taken off the wreck. She was low- Your chance of will mar— doom. The Peers and enter and as wh„ and she at last consents, and in answer to her promotion certainly Strephon which was formed in The in Follett, 1902. deceas- Both were the is Paris with her husband and re- the cross-trees and down the fore And I fancy the rule might apply to the Bar the Queen raises her spear, Lelia exclaims: prostrated by shock and much daughter, invocation ed was a member of Waldo of far as and she then (Said I to said “Hold! If Iolanthe most so must we Lodge Odd Fel- is for them. The cently received very intere le.ter.- front possible, leaped Come to our call myself, I)! die, all, sympathy expressed funeral ting Every every : leave the vessel when the life-savers I heard the minx remark that to save her life she must marry at once, Augusta.—Kennebec Journal. In our loving little band Passed to a higher life in East Knox, Janu- 'o their rescue. Sunday Mrs. Staples She’d meet him after dark and asks how* he would like to be a fairy Mrs. Whitcomb was the of John T. Corporation Capitalized at S200.000 Has Welcome thee to Mrs. daughter (j to go ashore, and that afternoon the- fairyland Inside St. James’ guardsman. Willis and ary 14th, Matilda Mixer Linnekin, widow Iolanthe! Park, accepts wings spring Poor of Poor’s Mills, and after her marriage Bonded and Bought Valuable Penobscot ter’s agent put a gang of men aboard And him one! from his shoulders. She then invites the Peers of Thomas Linnekin, 91 and 16 give aged years days. to Jofias her deckload of In answer to the as to to the and the Fairies kneel Whitcomb lived for some years on Bay Properties. began tossing cypress Queen’s enquiry why then reveals herself join fairy ranks, She was born in now 1 Phyllis and Iolanthe and Belmont, the

> also saw the who in rem- f tiie words her own, arranged J. Ney. gram “king,” had Foley's Orino Laxative. It is the natural his crown “a diamond half the size of a edy for indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, bad [ evening, while the whole com- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Manson went to '' man’s fist.” Food was served to him in breath, sick headache, torpid liver, biliousness, >ined in the chorus, Boston for a visit of a few and Orino Lax- Sunday days “dishes of pure gold,” for “gold was habitual constipation. Foley’s dear old with relatives in that From ative sweetens the stomach and and Maine, Pine Tree State, city. Boston more common with these people than breath, “.V oft fond heart will to New York for a tones up the entire alimentary system. Sold my yearns they go visit with lead is with us, and in almost house i ’nee again to stroll amid Mrs. Manson’s every by all Druggists. brother, Henry Lampher. was a “bucket of No wonder I’he wood and tangled ferns, — Pittsfield Advertiser. pearls.” in I can hear adventurers flocked Baron fancy toNorumbega. In the of 1908 Mrs. Florencee I I he bird’s sweet refrain St. Castin, too. was a romantic 1 spring song Feel languid, weak, run-down? Headache? figure, Robbins of Cross start- And melodies of sweet and the author defends some Hill, Vassalboro, j home, home, Stomach “off”?—Just a plain case of liver. him against the of lazy ed in the business with one Among pines Maine.” Burdock Blood Bitters tones liver and charges of which have been poultry stomach! immorality barred rock hen. The hen laid promotes digestion, purifies the blood. made, and emphasizes his various good Plymouth Ilt: a dozen which hatched 10 MUSCONGUS GRANT AND WALDO deeds, as a writer of romance should when eggs chickens, nine of them PATENT. A decision has been handed down by speaking of a hero. Mr. Sylvester also pullets. January 1, 1909, the law court reversing the verdict includes in this volume the Mrs. Robbins had the mother hen and Uneolnville was included in the Mus- giv- interesting nine and from the 10 birds she Jtigus Grant the ing $2500 damages for personal injuries tradition that the famous Talleyrand pullets by Plymouth Council, to realized to 1, 1910, $31.69. to and Fred E. Lovejoy of Stillwater was born at Southwest Harbor, a bit of up January Beauchamp Leverett of Bos- against 19 at the the Maine Central railroad. The the true of romance which She has pullets present time, m. England. Nearly a century later it plain- type well •'“ tiff was hurt the all hatched by the hen in less than 20 the name of the Waldo Patent from by running away of a completes a charming romantic history loaded car. He claimed of months. ’“family designation of the the brake was important and interesting days on the __ principal defective. The law court Maine ™pHetors of that date. finds that the coast.—Boston Transcript. Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts or burns evidence is insufficient to establish the a scar. Cures salt .he grant consisted of 600,000 acres, .without piles, eczema, case or the Pneumonia Follows A Doan’s Ointment. Your mac*e’ not f°r immediate sale or negligence of the Cold, 'rheum, any itching. efendant. sells it. but to secure a mono- Slaintiff’s but never follows the use of Foley’s Honey druggist jhement, wholly and ‘y of trade in those regions with the Tat, which stops the cough, heals the Cheapest accidert insurance—Dr. Thomas’ lungs, and expels the cold from ‘mans, who were not in the your system. consulted, Eclectric Oil. StopB the and heals Take at first of a cold and avoid a “8t, about the pain the sign danger* cession of lands. wound. All druggists sell it. OU8 illness. Sold by all Druggists. fMElSHOHEtgE«

»i THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL The Churches. The Spiritualist Society will hold services at BELFAST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1910. 2 o’clock next Sunday afternoon in Knowlton’s hall on High street. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY There will be no meeting of the Junior Endeavor at the North Church this, The Journal Co. Christian “HAPPINESS IS A Republican Publishing Thursday, afternoon. HABIT,” There will be services in the chapel at East CHARLES A. PILSBURY, [ Bu“ Manager Northport Sunday, January 30th, at 10.45 a. m., “CULTIVATE IT.” conducted by the pastor, Rev. G. G. Winslow, followed the school. Subscription Terms. In advance, $2.00 a by Sunday We agree, but nevertheless, the law of nature is inevitable and we admit it is easier to year; $1.00 for six months; 50 cents for three First Parish (Unitarian) church. Service months. some at a. with sermon be happy under conditions than others. next Sunday 10.45 m., by ~u" Terms. For one one All Advertising square, at noon. Castle WOm.enl ““vy-headed! Downhearted! the pastor. Sunday' school >sry ZZZSZZr’LrZoften due to Yet the cure is so inch length in column, 50 cents for one week constipation! easy.—Ayer’s Pill?. Ash your doctor. meets ; and 25 cents for each, subsequent insertion. Channing, K. O. K. A., Friday evening WE at 7 o’clock. ARE, INDEED, “HAPPY.” the WALDO COUNTY FAIR. The Republican State convention will The Christian Scientists hold services in Belfast Free Library. be held in June 29th, and United their hall, 127 Main street, Sunday morning The first of the elected board Shouldn't We Be Augusta 1910. meeting newly Why We Cannot I at 7.30 NEW BOOKS, JANUARY, Happy? Help Being Happy States Senator Hale will be the temporary at 11 o’clock, and Wednesday evening of trustees of the Waldo County Agricultural welcome. o’clock, to which all are cordially Society was held at Court House last Fri- chairman. GENERAL LITERATURE. the Our fondest and Reformed for aspirations hopes for 1909 have been more than realized, success has There will be a service at Trinity RELIGION. day evening, when plans were perfected Mr. Storrow’s candidacy for the may- church next at 2.30 m., with ser- the coming season. The were voted attended our every move and the*future for Waldo and this Institution Sunday p. M. Wilmot. following County opens brighter Buxton, Ethel into oralty of Boston cost him $103,250, but mon by the Rev. William Vaughan. Sunday Messrs. Charles F. Swift, L. each Stories of Norse heroes told by the membership: day. election is to cost the school immediately after the sermon. Prayer T. Shales, Ralph H. Howes, Levi Rogers,Charles Fitzgerald’s likely Northmen. 1909 293 B 9 the at 1909 at 7.30 o’clock. Field, Belfast; O. Considering country large, has glided into history as beautifully as the, city of Boston a good deal more than that. meeting Thursday evening Harry Furbish, Ralph Shute, SOCIOLOGY. A. Dickey, North and Walter E. Harding, gondola skims the wave, a on the financial The services at the Universalist church next port, silvery leaving only ripple surface, already erased, Waldo. An Aroostook contemporary sizes up Eliot, Charles William. no Sunday will be as follows, preaching service at with breakers ahead in the business sea. It was the of a Education for efficiency, and the voted that the engaging of a scorer ravings self-styled “up-to-date 10.45 a. m., with sermon by the pastor, Rev. for the be left as a assortment of new definition of the cultivated cattle, sheep, swine and poultry editor” “superlative A. A. Smith. Sunday school at 12 o’clock. E with the se- man. 1909. 370 1 President, and he reported having We for 1910 arrant twaddlings, effervescent with the Brotherhood of at 3 o’clock p. Expect David, Saturday cured the Mass, Fuller, Hubert Bruce. Abel F. Stevens of Wellesley, bubblings of an over-enthusiastic writer, 'g m. Lincoln Castle, K. O. K. A., will meet 1909.. 328 F 9 who gave such service here last year. A THE GREATEST GROWTH AND at 7 o’clock. The speakers of the House, good SUCCESS Saturday etter Al- If Theodore Roosevelt is elected to Bruno. was read from F. N. Vining of St. The services for the week at the Maennel, Congrega- bans as in which which this Insti ution and Waldo and if he is elected speaker education, the training accepting the position starter, County has yet attained. Congress, tional church as follows: Auxiliary will be prayer meeting he last sea- the to of backward children. Trans- capacity gave general satisfaction of House, then you may expect O. Our of in for Thursday evening at 7.30; Castle North, K. son. growth $173,000 deposits 1909 probably exceeded the growth of all other hear of Czar Roosevelt, end the insur- lated by Emma Sylvester. 1909. 371 9 M K. A., Friday at 7.00 p. m.; Sunday morning The to issue a lease Waldo institutions combined. Our an Florence Jackson. secretary was instructed County increase is index of the of this will wish had “Uncle Joe” in 1 Stoddard, development gents they service at 10.45, with sermon by the pastor; to Walter E. of Waldo for As old as the moon; Cuban legends: Harding ground school at Y. P. S. County. his accustomed place. theme, Faith. Sunday noon; rental for a he to folklore of the Antilles. 1909.... 398 St 6 building which proposed j ser- WALDO COUNTY IS COMING INTO ITS C. E. prayer meeting at 6.30 and evening erect for his his stock. It OWN. is sometimes the ob- own use in showing Conscience only vice at '7.30. USEFUL ARTS. stacle between a man and sudden wealth. Other counties are to take Frank Hall. beginning notice. Aroostook is already ridiculing our — Biddeford Journal. Ihe services lor the week at the Baptist Thorp, special trains and special rates be left with I growing church will be as follows: this Outlines of industrial chemistry. potato industry. What does this mean? That Aroostook is of our SUCCESS We recall a case where conscience was I Prayer meeting ] Secretary Dickey. The president appointed getting jealous 660 T 39 The Beatitudes; Sunday, at 1908 the committee to revise the and the EXODUS conveniently absent, but the postal of- evening, subject. following premium nervously lamenting OF HER STURDY FARMERS TO OUR LANDS. 10:45, morning worship, with sermon by Rev. LITERATURE. book, Messrs. Giles G. Abbott, Harvey S. Cun- ficials intervened to prevent a connection We welcome them and WILL CONTINUE TO WELCOME THEM AS LONG as we have W. A. Newcomb, D. D., of Thomaston; Sunday- Curry, Samuel Silas. ningham, Orrin J. Dickey and Mrs. J. F. Wil- with sudden wealth. a farm left. school at noon; young people’s meeting at 6:45; Browning and the dramatic mono- son. On the ladies department, Mrs. G. G. Ab- >• evening service at 7.30 with sermon by Dr. 821 B-34 bott, Mrs. J. W. Jones and Mrs. H. S. The Fairfield Journal has a new depart- logue. 1908. Cunning- This bank is interested in every Waldo County move. EVERY DOLLAR OF OUR ‘‘Nouvelles Locales Francaises,” Newcomb. You are invited to these services. Garrison, Theodosia Pickering. ham. It was voted to charge an entrance fee ment, GROWING DEPOSITS is available for the uses of this ser- The o’ and other of five per cent on all entries in the draft community. Nothing pleases us from which we quote as follows: “Mr. On and after January 23d, preaching joy life, poems. vices will be held in West the 1909 811 G horses and oxen on the total amount of the MORE than to our money at home. We are for home Arthur Briton est tout sur l’arrive Northport by place continually looking loans. rejoul the and five cent from pastor, as follows: Brainard schoolhouse Sun- TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION. premiums offered per d’un garcon, ne le 15, baptiser sous jolie at a. m. Short talks on winners, and that ail exhibits must remain on day morning’s 10:30 Jacob WE ARE ENGAGED IN DRAWING MONEY INTO THE le notns de Pearl Orr.er.” Riis, August. COUNTY, Congratula- the school lesson will be and the grounds until two o’clock of the last day in Sunday given The old town. (Ribe, Denmark.) tions are in order. contests for NOT IN SENDING IT OUT. papers distributed. Wood schoolhouse, Sunday 1909.T 48.9 R 4 premiums. I afternoon at 2 o’clock with short social service President Darling announced the following The sentiment of and others kiogkapht. of thousands of sportsmen immediately following. Hill’s schoolhouse committees and superintendents for the com- There are hundreds dollars, yes, millions deposited in banks in other cities to be that Mr. in this section appears 7 o’clock. A cordial ♦Garrison, Wendell Phillips. year. Committee on Fred Wednesday evening’s at ing vegetables, which should be in our Savings Department, would be safer here, and our are as chair- of 'Wendell people Carleton should succeed himself invitation is extended to all. Letters and memorials Townsend; neat stock, Ralph Hayford; oxen editor beginning to realize it. man of the fish and game commission. At the Methodist church next Sunday, at Phillips Garrison, literary and steers, George B. Dyer; horses and colts, of “The Nation.” 1865-1906.1908. B-G 193 WE HAVE THE The only objector we hear of is a man 10.45 a. m., the pastor, Rev. Albert E. Luce, William Wight; draft oxen, Dwight Greenlaw; SAFETY; Alice who was fined for violation of the will on the “Will Unbelievers ♦Sutcliffe, Crary. draft horses, Mark Wadlin; sheep and swine, game speak subject, want. Robert Fulton and the “Clermont”; S. G. they know it, and safety is what they laws. be Judged;” text, “If any man hear my words Norton; dairy products, Giles G. Abbott; the authoritative story ol Rob- and believe not, I judge him not,” John 12:47. poultry, John A. Foggjraces,William G.Preston; We are obliged to ask no foreign institution if we may change for a customer a $10 bill What the winter have in store for ert Fulton's early experiments, ladies may Bible school at noon; at 3 p. m., Junior Epworth department, Mrs. J. W. Jones; miscel- ! WE BREATHE THE AIR OF LIBERTY AND be containing many hitherto un- INDEPENDENCE UNIRAMMELEI) us no man can foresee, but it should League; at 7.30 p. m., evangelistic service,with laneous, W. H. Arnold; finance committee, Har- Veters, drawings and BY FOREIGN DOMINATION. cause for congratulation that thus far sermon by the pastor and chorus singing. published vey S. Cunningham, J. W. Jones and Charles pictures, by the great-grand- Maine has escaped the severe gales that Tuesday, at 7.30 p. m., Epworth League devo- R. Coombs; superintendent of grounds, Fred daughter of the inventor. 1909. B-F 95-3 We have a Banking House of which every citizen in Waldo County may feel have the New coasts, the tional service. Thursday, at 7.30 p. m., mid- Smalley; superintendent of exhibition hall, E. i justly proud. swept England S. G. week at 7 m., con- : ♦Tallentyre, R. of E. E. Bab- snow storms that have held up prayer meeting. Friday, p. Conner; superintendent track, { drifting The life of Mirabeau. 1909. B 4 M 67 “THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME.” clave of the Knights of King Arthur. cock; superintendent of grandstand, Selwyn railway traffic as far south as Maryland, HISTORY. Thompson; baby show, Mrs. H. S. Cunningham. and the disasters by land and sea that Come in and be HAPPY with us. Our deposits will increase $300,000 the present year. SECRET SOCIETIES. ♦Jameson, John Franklin. (Editor.) have attended these violent storms. Not BASKET BALL. will more than ever before, and we have NEVER Narratives of New Netherland. j Waldo County develop YET made a have we enjoyed generally fine win- District Bertha C. Keene I only Deputy president, 1609-1664. 1909 974-7 J In not literally fulfilled. 1 Central Hall, Dover, Wednesday evening, prediction a of 10 to ter weather, with temperature and Deputy Grand Marshal, Abbie E. Cook Milton. Sylvester, Herbert January 19th, a large crowd witnessed a game 20 above zero, but up to last week the : went to Castine last Tuesday to install the of- j The land of St. Castin. Maine between the Lobsters of Eastport and the was never automobiles ficers of Madocwanda Lodge of Rebekahs. sleighing better, coast romance. 1909. 974.14 Sy Dover-Foxcroft A. A., the home team win- were about, there was ice-boating The installation of the officers of Penobscot •Purchased from the Albert Otis Fund: 57 to 18. flying Boyd ning, The visitors made a good im- The National Bank of Belfast on the and farmers were Encampment, I. O. O. F., will take place on FICTION. and a clean but City ponds, hauling pression played game, outside 1st. District produce, wood and lumber, with no deep Tuesday evening, February Dep- Canfield, H. S. of the first ten minutes did not appear to be in uty Chief Patriarch Littlefield will install the ms moral ana the class snow to impede their movements. So, r ergy, the guiae, ana with D.-F. At the end of the first ofncers. half the score was D.-F. although there may be rough weather instructive lies about beasts, 26, Lobsters 7. The At the of tribe of Red and fishes. 1904. C 16 locals somewhat the visitors and ahead of us, let us be thankful for the powwow Pemaquid birds, outweighed Men, Bucksport, held Wednesday Defoe, Daniel. were able to hold a whirlwind pace from start line days we have enjoyed and made the evening, January 19th, the principal business was the The life and strange, ad- to finish. Near the end of the second half, most of surprising raising-up of chiefs, which ceremony was con- ! ventures of Robinson Crusoe. Bradish, the center of the Lobsters, was in- Relieving A Cleveland, Ohio, subscriber takes ducted by W. H. Robinson, District Deputy 1909 823 D 37 jured and was obliged to retire. As the visi- Grand Scribe of At the close all the I Dudenay, Mrs. Henry. tors had no Hurd of was to a recent item in The Jour- Bangor. substitutes, D.-F., exception A novel of life. Muscular Strain « braves adjourned to the banquet hall to par- Trespass. English loaned them and played well, scoring a basket nal which reflected on the political char- take of the feast provided by Chiefs Chandler 1909.. D 86-2 for his adopted team. Of the that rob the acter of Tom L. Johnson; eyes ex-Mayor says George Cary. In Millinocket Wilson and Warren Googins, and were much Eggleston, Thursday night the Lobsters vigor of the rest of the he has made Cleveland one of the best Irene of the mountains. A romance defeated the pleased to find they had prepared a coon and Millinocket team, 14 to 12 The cities in this country to live in, and en- of old 1909. Eg 3-5 basket was thrown in the last minute body, is our profession. venison supper. There was a large attendance Virginia. winning I closes an editorial from a inde- Eliza Calvert. of strictly and the tribe is in a very flourishing condition, Hall, play. Glasses are intended for in which John- both as to and The land of long ago. Stories of In a red-hot finish the Bangor Athletic As- pendent newspaper Mayor their numbers treasury. more than the aiding of i for his “ten- Kentucky. 1909.. H 14-2 sociation defeated the Lobsters of at son is warmly commended Deputy Grand Master, Samuel Adams, Depu- Eastport I Harben, Will N. basket ball Friday night in the Y. M. C. A. the vision. Some of the year struggle against privilege and cor- ty Grand Marshal, Edward F. Littlefield, ; The redemption of Kenneth Galt. gymnasium, Bangor, by a score of 21 to 20. In diseases porate greed, for a street railway settle- Deputy Grand Warden, N. G. Pettingill, Depu- most distressing A novel whose scene is rural the latter part of the second period,when Ruth- ment in the interest of the people who ty Grand Secretary, W. K. Keene and Deputy have been relieved by 1909. H 213-2 erford of the visitors tied the score at the Grand A. K. Georgia. 17, pay the fare as well as those who own Chaplain, Braley, District Deputy after doctors and Irwin, Wallace. excitement was intense. Not once did the glasses the stock.” The Journal would not President, Bertha C. Keene, Deputy Grand had doctored Letters of a Japanese schoolboy. lead but was ahead surgeons Abbie E. Grand crustaceans, Bangor by do to but Marshall, Cook, Deputy War- knowingly injustice any one, The problems of Hashimura Togo only a few points after the tie. Shaw of and cut to their heart’s den, Annie K. Adams, Deputy Grand Secretary, Belfast’s experience has been such that in quest of knowledge of Ameri- Winterport and Eberhardt of D. & F. A. A. content. Do not procras- Grace E. Walton, Deputy Grand Treasurer, which has the of ca. 1909.. Ir 9 filled vacancies the Lobsters. tinate in the matter of anything appearance Bertha I. Bird, Deputy Grand Chaplin, Cora J. upon is looked Isham, Frederic S. examin- demagogism naturally upon Bovvker went to Searsport last Friday night I having your eyes with and of Half a chance. Exciting advent- Belfast defeated Waterville at basket ball in disfavor; great professions and installed the officers of Searsport Lodge, ed by us. ures on sea and land. 1909. Is 3-4 the Belfast House devotion to the people are usually a cover I. 0. 0. F., and Kynvetta Lodge of Rebekahs Opera Monday night, 43 to Lincoln, Joseph Crosby. 13. At the end of the first half the score for graft in some form, designs upon at a joint installation. After the installation Keziah Coffin. A story of Cape 20 to there were stood 9 and in the second half the local | privatejpocket books, or a lure to entrap remarks for the good of the orders Cod in the fifties. 1909. L 631-7 made further and a banquet was served. players large gains. The lineups: voters. Alice. MacGowan, BELFAST (43) WATERVILLE (13) A public installation and banquet was held I A writer in the New York Globe an- The wiving of Lance Cleaverage. H. Dickey, rf.rf, Phelan by Pownal lodge, No. 119, F. and A. M., at Ma- nounces the somewhat belated history A story of the Tennessee Moun- Lothrop, If..If, Blake sonic Stockton even- Odd Fellows’ Block, Belfast, that it was Paul Morton, while secretary hall, Springs, Wednesday ! tains. 1909... M 168-2 Stevens, c.c, Bedch W. rb Welsh of the navy, who gave the that ing, January 19th. About 150 were present. I Dickey, .rb, j public Mallcck, W. H. lb “The and D. D. G. Isaac Hill of Collins, .1.lb, Soule catchy phrase, Square Deal,” M., Northport installed An CENTKK MONTV1LLE. An immortal soul. English Baskets from floor, H. Dickey 9, that Theodore Roosevelt appropriated it the officers-elect in an and Lothrop 2, interesting impres- novel. 1909. M 29 Stevens Collins Beach Mrs. Sarah Thompson, widow of Danie when it in a 4, 5, 2, Phelan, Blake, promptly appeared newspa- sive manner. After the installation services G. Welch, Soule. Fouls, H. Dickey 3, Blake. I passed quietly from this life Janu- per interview out Morton. Melville, J. Whyte— Thompson, given by an invitation was extended to all Referee, Cummings. Scorer, Jones. Timer, ! present to skeleton at ary 24th, after a few weeks’ illness at the home The Atchison Globe does not Bones and I; or, The McKeen. two 20-m. think that of a bountiful Time, periods. partake supper prepared under home. M 494 of her son, Benton Thompson. She had an at- either Roosevelt or Morton would claim the direction of the stewards. Rev. A. A. Thorne, Guy. FREEDOM. tack of pneumonia, but rallied from that and to be the author of this which it Smith of phrase, Belfast, deputy grand master of the The socialist. A novel of social Professor C. E. Richardson and several of the for a few days seemed to gain, then she gradu- is as old as faro and draw Grand of and C. J. says probably lodge Maine, Pattee of Bel- phases and problems. 1909..... T 39 students cut about 7,COO feet of lumber Janu- ally lost strength until the end. Five years Just now it is worked over- fast, Past district grand master, who were she fell and broke her and since then poker. being JUVENILE BOOKS. ary 15th from Mr. F. B. Nutt’s woodlot, to be ago hip time fakirs and confidence present, responded with appropriate and in- unable to but bore the and by men, who, used in building a gymnasium. Mr. Nutt gave had been walk, pain remarks. The list of Burleigh, Clarence B. ! are this teresting officers has the lumber... .Sumner Glidden and inconvenience without complaint. She was professing honesty, using phrase j Benson at or, Percy Bessy been in the Journal. Raymond Krampton; for her who to work the published were in Thorndike 20th to in a tenderly cared by children, appre- public. But if you were Two live boys at preparatory January put The officers of the Arch for Fred ciated their good mother. She will be much looking for a square deal you would not Searsport Royal school. 1907.. J-B 92-4 Sharpies’ Separator Higgins....Leslie chapter were installed Wednesday night Janu- Hunt of Thorndike is for Dana Ban- missed by her neighbors, for whom she always go to one who had been put out of busi- Godfrey, Hollis. working and a kind and as as she ary 19th, in the presence of a large assembly of ton in his mill.... Henry Marden died very sud- had a smile word, long ness by the postal authorities “for ob- For the Norton name. 1909. J-G 54 members and invited Wilmer J. Dor- 18th of The was able she was ready and willing to assist in guests. Kaler, James Otis. denly January pneumonia. funert 1 taining money through the mails Mrs. was by man, excellent of the Grand was held at his home 20th and sickness or trouble. Thompson eighty right grand king Found the circus. 1909. J-K 12-8 January the in- means of false or fraudulent by November. She leaves four pretences, Royal Arch Chapter of Maine, installed, as- terment was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery_ years old last or who had Messrs. Benton and Walter representations promises”; sisted by Dr. William C. Libby of Belfast act- MONROE. Frank Cunningham went to Lewiston January children: Thomp- been tried before a as son Etta of this and jury, found guilty ing grand captain of the host. The follow- The W. C. T. U. will hold a social and sale in 21st to see his wife, who is in the Centra] and Miss Thompson place Mrs. John Watts of Waterville, who mourn and sentenced to the at ing officers were installed: High priest, Jas. the Odd FellowB hall at the Monday, Maine for treatment... .Mr. and Mrs. penitentiary village Hospital the loss of a devoted mother. The funeral E. F. I. hard labor for sending obscene matter Wentworth; king, Pendleton; scribe, January 31st, afternoon and evening. The Walter Bessy attended the funeral of Mr. services, held Friday, were conducted by Mr* John beautiful flowers through the mails, and who had taken Frame; treasurer, A. H. Nichols; secre- booths will be filled with fancy and useful ar- Bessy’s brother, Mr. Edward Bessy, in Water- Hollis M. Howard. Many J. P. surrounded the casket, a tribute of love from thousands of dollars from the tary, Nichols; chaplain, J. F. Wheaton; ticles and the sale will in the afternoon, ville, January 20th....The Freedom Dramatic people, begin children, relatives and friends-Mrs. John captain of the host, Clifford Whittum; Club will the drama “Our Folks” in mainly from those who could ill afford to princi- [ce cream, cake and homemade candy will be present Bean, who was threatened with pneumonia, is John the Grange Hall, January 28th. The proceeds and Mrs. Charles pal sojourner, Murphy; Royal Arch cap- sold at any hour the sale. In the even- better at this writing.Mr. lose them, for which have received during to towards a they F. A. masters of go building gymnasium_Albra F. of Belfast attended the funeral tain, Nye; the veils, Com- a of recitations, Thompson but shares of stock worth no ing program, consisting music, E. Flye is visiting his sister, Mrs. Porter F. of his Mrs. Sarah last nothing and services aunt, Thompson, panions Colson, Sargent Black; sentinel, etc., will be the feature. one is cor- Webb, in Swanville... The Knights of Pythias Arthur Buck, has sold his more than the are Every Friday_Mr. stock, paper they printed on. met and an George R. Carter. Following the installation invited to attend and will receive a Friday evening, January 21st, had tools and household goods, and is go- dially stew and invited the ladies. farming a was served. oyster to Hartland....Mr.-Samuel Place sold a NEWS OF THE GRANGES. banquet hearty welcome. No charge for admittance. ing yoke of oxen to a man from Corinna, who was .... Mr. and Mrs. Manter Chase of Hampden in town last week buying sheep and beef cat- Silver Harvest Indigestion Grange, Waldo, is showing How’s This? were in town the past week. Mrs. Chase came tle.... Mrs. Greeley of South Freedom has MAXWELL “CONVERTABLE.” week. new signs of life, and is in members at to attend Mrs. been at Mr. Benton Thompson’s the past | taking We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for the funeral of her mother, Relief in and _Mrs. Sarah who was taken seri- A full-fledged Touring Car and an elegant roadster. Tonneau detachable. 4 nearly every At a case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Five Minutes Permanent Cure Thompson, meeting. special meeting, any by Ritchie.Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Ritchie of her eldest B. F. Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ously ill while visiting son, held January Tth, the officers were Mrs. Will- or Money Back. 1 following Dover have been his sister, January 19th. The P. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. visiting Thompson, passed away TWO Cars at the Price of ONE. installed Edward assisted Co. were conducted Mr. H. M. by Deputy Evans, We, the undersigned, have known F. J. iam Twombly.The Odd Fellows will have When A. A. Howes & state that they have funeral services by a that is to cure man Howard last afternoon, J. J. Clement 110 by Sidney Evans: Master, James H. Cilley; Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him their annual masquerade ball in the Town Hall remedy guaranteed any Friday Wheelbase, 34x4 Wheel, 4 Cyl., 30 H. P. F. O. B. Belfast, $1619. Top or woman who suffers from food fermentation having charge of arrangements. The enter- | Overseer, Emerson Poland; Lecturer, Myra perfectly honorable in all business transactions to them. extra. X February 2nd. All are invited join which causes sour ment was in the in the Carter neigh- Catalogue? and financially able to carry out any obligations belching, stomach, gas cemetery Keller; Steward, Almon Keller; Asst. Steward, ... to be and that were beautiful floral made by his firm. The heavy rain last Saturday proved eructations, heartburn lump of lead borhood. There many in or back tributes.Mrs. S. J. Sanford’s condition is Herbert Wentworth; Chaplain, Ruth Smith; Kinnan a a freshet here. The stream was feeling the abdomen money what READ GARAGE & MACHINE CO. Walding, Marvin, nearly very Bean is Alma Wholesale O. are the poor sufferers in Belfast and vicinity encouraging.Mrs. J. L. very ill, | Secretary, Cilley; Treasurer, Theodore Druggists, Toledo, high and the road near the cheese factory was f, X Hall’s going to do about itT Pneumonia is feared.... .Mrs. Jacob Greeley Gate Herbert F. L. Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act- Simpson; Keeper, Smith; overflowed for a long distance. Most of the The name of this most remarkable stomach of Freedom has been at B. F. Thompson’s for I ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur- a a M. Busher of Free- A. S., Isa Wentworth; Pomona, Hattie Went- faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. ice went out of the main stream, causing high prescription is Mi-o-na. It’s certain cure for time.... .Mr. and Mrs. E. or stomach disorders. Here is one dom were at J. W. Nutter’s Thursday.Mrs. worth; Ceres, IUie Smith. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Drugists. water around the buildings near the stream. indigestion NORTH ISLKSBORO. Margie Gurney, J. J. Clement was called to Merrill last week by LIBERTY. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. opinion: 0. F. Coombs arrived for a who was to have been installed as Flora, was When the ice went over the dam you could "I have been troubled with indigestion for the critical illness of her mother, Mrs. Albert Capt. Thursday Miss Georgia M. Knowlton, Farmington visit at home while his vessel is making a trip unable to be present. A baked bean supper hear the roar a distance. No was more than a year. I bought one box of Mi-o- Currier. — E. Bean has brought W. J. Bean’s long damage Normal closed her second term of south... Mr. Newton Bunker is in Boston for The Shoe Situation. na and it cured me. Now I would not be with- store. The transfer will not take place until school, 1909, was served, to which all present did ample jus- done in the vicinity of the village.Miss a brief visit.The Ladies’ Circle at their out a box in the house for $60.00. It saves a March 1st_Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buck, hav- the Hamlin school in Bingham, Friday, Janu- tice. During the evening Bro. Evans gave a Mamie Mason has been her friend, meeting January 19th elected the following Supplementary spring orders for footwear in visiting lot when you can be cured for 60 cents”’—Ar- disposed of their personal property, have left 21st, Miss no ary Knowlton has made mistake officers for the next year: Pres., Mrs. Ernestine short but very interesting talk on Grange the Boston market are fair in volume, and Lena Nye in Searsport.....Mrs. Lizzie Haskell thur Sederquest, 6 Nichols St., Wakefield, Maas. their farm and returned to Hartland.... Frank in a for in Yeaton; Vice Pres., Mrs. Helen Ryder; Secre- ■work. manufacturers regard the outlook as promising. November 7,1909. McAvey, of Belmont, is at D. H. Sanford's. selecting calling, skill, tact, firmness, entertained the W. C. T. U. last Friday. The tary and Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Coombs. Present prices are well sustained in all lines. Mi-o-na stomach tablets costs 60Teents a box Mrs. Cora of Belmont is at W. N. discretion, and lady-like character and man- next will be with Mrs. Colson. Kenney The Paul Revere an entertain* Present in hands are meeting Betsey at and at A. A. Howes A Boy’s for a time.Mrs.-D. H. Sanford and League gave supplies jobbers’ email, druggists everywhere ners she has proved a success. She will teach ment at the last After but when deliveries are on new ....Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Clements are rejoic- Co’s. Mrs. Edwin Downer were in Waterville last vestry Friday evening. completed in that district the the home-made ice cream and Kodol£srJ5£~££ business they will be fairly well stocked with ing in the birth of a little daughter. Their Booth’s Pills will give constipation sufferera week.... Mias Marjean Foy is in China visiting superintendence during program candy, of the heart. Divests cake were sold. palpitation wbatyooaat seasonable’.hnes.—Dun’s Review, Janua ry 22nd only other child ia a boy. a joyful surprise. 26c. s her uncle, Fred Foy. coming year, with promise of a promotion. — -—.■ ■ _o NEWS OF BELFAST. The Coe-Mortimer Co is bagging and ship- Th« W. C. T.U. will meet with MIm Froth. ping [THE fertiliser, employing some forty or fifty Ingham tomorrow, Friday, evening. prilLISHKltS* NOTICK. men, and loading six cars a day. } BOYS I There will be a supper and play/4 Farmer of The Journal are on sale at There single copies will be a baked bean supper at Trinity Haabeen,” at Poor’s Mills hall February let following places: Reformed church the office, will be tomorrow, Friday, afternoon meet c, j^sfort. At post boys, The Universalist Social Aid will with Springs. At the post office. at 6.30 o’clock. A cordial invitation is extend- o h'KTON some are Mrs. Fred S.' Jackson on Church street, this, ri kport. At the store of I. H. W. and ed to all. Admission, 15 cents. Thursday, afternoon. v An of more so open meeting of the Parlor Musical So- v s. Store D. J. Dickens. than The for a of manage- BANKING change IS A negotiations I BUSINESS will Sullivan, Searsport and M. J. Dow, ciety be held this, Thursday, evening at have a j ment of the Belfast Opera House been e authorized agents to receive sub- others. It’s 7.30 o’clock. A musical will be and the | program given as ami advertisements, ; withdrawn, and Mr. Clifford will continue BANKER should measure up to the same standard ot success as the and all who are interested are invited to H to at- manager. | ri’in.ican Journal Publishing Co. problem keep tend. No admission fee will be required. BUSINE88 man. If you were asked to There is to be a U. S. Civil Service examina- buy corporation stock, or invest them in clothes The Star money will be no session of the sewing school Theater is running an excellent tion in Montville February 19th for the posi- || in a 1$ this week the company, you would first seek out the day afternoon. or anything else at program management having se- tion of fourth class postmaster, further par- BUSINESS MANAGER and ll cured a ji fine line of pictures with a ■ were held in Waldo biograph for ticulars of which will be next week. what are >nor’s inquests of the given enquire your yearly PROFITS? not how much are this stage every night. Miss Parks will have two new your annual SALES. 1909. Coroner C-. R. Coombs was Mrs. Edward Sibley returned last Thursday || for A new decided songs tonight. series of pictures, What are the of RETURNS? How :\ few cases, in which he that game. from Old Town, where she attended the meet- (lift prospects much can you SAVE? not how with a wide range of subjects, will be shown ; was not necessary. ing of the Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs much can If ■ But one tomorrow, Friday, night. you SPEND. You would base thing and in Waldo 8 your expectations of the Morey and Jos. G. Patterson have reported the federated clubs future on the H are sure of I. W. Parker has nearly completed at his RECORD of a hardwood floor and are putting up you county. the past. home on High street a 12-rfoot rowboat. It is H §fj{ i: in the store in the Chase building their Prof. William R. Chapman of the Maine is stockings. of the same model as boats previously built occupied by R. A. French & Co. by Musical Festival will meet the members of the him, but a little wider at the and with a That is if Parlor hall on Phoenix \ omen's Alliance of the First Parish you buy Musical Society in their little more sheer. The frame is of oak, the tarian) will meet at the home of Row Friday, January 28th, at 7.30 p. m. to ex- THE WALDO Holeproof. Absolute- planking of cedar, the top streak,thwarts, etc., TRUST COMPANY S. Harriman after- plain the festival book for 1910. | this, Thursday, 0f cherry, and the workmanship of the best. :n o'clock. The subject of the paper Mrs. Lucinda who was injured in | Bolstridge, ly guaranteed Mr. Parker builds one or two rowboats every Invites careful ,p Mormons.” 12th and taken to the hos- your consideration of its record as a winter for “knitting work” and they do not re- Northport January business actor in Waldo holes for arm is still County 1 < has been out to walk. Her in I Miss Eliza Parker in Lincoln- against pital, of main long on his hands. H during the past five years. fire. The fire a sling from the effects of the broken collar ently destroyed by six months. The next of Seaside jp meeting Chautauqua her other in- ■and the chimney and was so well bone, but she has recovered from Circle will be with Mrs. B. Robertson Monday before the alarm was sounded that Some girls juries. afternoon, January 31st. The study topic is $85,000.oo u household were goods destroyed, are “as much so” from the January magazine, “Woman in the The “Duke of Valendam,” a new musical | were | ncs insured. was last Mon- Interest on Progress of Civilization,” and the lesson from comedy, successfully presented Paid deP°sits in °ur SAVINGS as the So the Central Club of i § DEPARTMENT, where the rate is a boys. day evening of Waterville, member of the the C. L. S. C. book, “Social Life at Rome,” by Somerville, 4 % and I Mass. This is a matter of local interest as the money begins to draw interest the f inspectors of prisons and jails, come for chapter two. Roll-call, quotations “Women first day of every month i Holeproof music was written C. of ; H al to by Augustus Knight H visit the Waldo county jail and Domestic Economy.” Some matters of Mass., of this who has He found sixteen of Sheriff them, also. business will be discussed and all members are Medford, formerly city, in and to his credit many musical compositions, in- •arders engaged sawing And all the even- requested to be present. $33,000.oo and we judge was pleased with eluding an opera. The annual benefit concert and ball of Wash- I | ns generally. to Increase in our SURPLUS and undivided ings yourself--no ington Hose Co. No. 1 will take place in the New Advertisements. Carle & Jones have j profits. What a splendid protection for I a | Dunbar has sold the farm in more “darning.” Belfast Opera House tomorrow, Friday, even- finished stock taking and announce sale of j ® our customers. M tied by her late husband, Henry ing. A new and attractive feature will be remnants and odds and ends from their stock, Better the Hole- which will ly the Capt. Cunningham place, get moving pictures representing fire scenes, ac- be closed out regardless of cost § I prices-The Maxwell “Junior” and the Max- $20,000.00 Southard of Northport, who will others companied by fire songs. Concert at 8 p.m.; proof habit- well i.o original set of buildings own* grand march at 8.30 p. m. Music by Keyes “Convertible” are the cars for business Dividends paid to our stockholders. or or Call on the P H Cunningham were burned many have. orchestra. The patronage of the public is so- pleasure, touring roading. Read & d portions of the farm, which in- licited, and no pains will be spared by the Garage Machine Co., Belfast, or send for a to 6 cost $2 to the affair a success. reduced on fall and $15,000.00 ..biable woodlot, have been sold pairs Boys managers make catalogue.Prices | “ “ I 6 Girls $2 Steamer Notes. A spark from a painter’s -r --» Interests on deposits in our commercial street... and want- department, where the rate is 2 % torch set fire to a can of on .Stenographers typewriters fjf and our rt of Sanford Howard, inspector of paint board the Iff ed-The of W. For sale steamer of which family Mr. H. Healey publish Bank is the ONLY ONE IN shows that the building in the Bel- only by City Bangor, is undergoing THE COUNTY where your is a card of thanks-Belfast fair August 16th, 1 money considered ■ .its in 1909 aggregated about $90,- repairs at East Boston, and caused $25 damage | 17th and 18th-Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Merriam M worth if it is left to eest for The heaviest In trying to put out the blaze Edward W. anything subject your check. many years. of ft Morrill publish a card of thanks.The rt ilizer plant of the Coe-Mortimer THE DINSMORE STORE Wallace of Malden, Mass., was so badly burned Holeproof stockings sold at The Dinsmore lued at $50,000. Other buildings on the left hand that he went to the East Bos- I $10,000.00 Store are guaranteed for six months. ew National Bank building, BELFAST. MAINE ton Relief hospital for treatment_ The Bel- City Paid to P j fast wras unable to leave Boston last The Public the State as tax on our :«.n to the Girls’ Home, Seaside Friday p. Schools Closed. Every pre- g| Savings Department. Oar Savings Department and m. on account of weather conditions and did caution has been taken to the number of new residences prevent spread customers can a $ of meet tax assessor with a smile time. mer cottages on the harbor front* not arrive here until Sunday morning. She diphtheria from the single case reported. every Christian H gl The meeting of the Baptist Junior The of the stockholders left on the return trip on the regular schedule family have been quarantined, and all the uial meeting as it is Endeavor will be omitted this week, afternoon. school National Bank of Belfast, held Monday buildings thoroughly fumigated. A unadvisable to meet while the thought public physician says that the two members in the banking rooms in this The Shoe Factory. The business men of younger schools are suspended. had A GRAND Belfast the disease in a very mild form, are not TOTAL were about entered into an OF Ilowing officers re-elected: eight years ago | Veterans’ Meeting. The Waldo County likely to have it and that no "aan. Clement W. Wes- agreement with Leonard &' Barrows to pay again, danger | President; Veteran Association will meet at the from them is to be As usual in Messrs. William B. Swan, Robert Grange them $1,000 a year for ten years if the pay apprehended. hall, White's Corner, Winterport, February 3, such cases a great many unfounded sa A. Howes, Elmer A. Sherman, roll of their shoe factory in this city amounted reports 1910. If stormy, the next fair day. All are are in circulation as to the treatment, etc., and Pitcher, Charles P. Hazeltine, to $100,000 a year. We learn that last year invited.—A. S. the it should be sufficient to say that the M Bel- roll with as- patient M pay aggregated $134,170.02, l.oo Walden, Selwyn Thompson, received the best of i 1 S. Direc- Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast surance that if present conditions medical attention and that $163, Pendleton, Islesboro, continue, p 25th: all the in such cases post office for the week ending January the total for 1910 will exceed that sum. The precautions necessary What a record for were observed. Alonzo J. glorious five years. You can see Inez M. Dickey, Eva Knowlton, Lillian Russell, committee of Belfast business men who induc- Knowlton, secretary clearly it is that iler of Islesboro, who has been Ji| why shrewd, if F. A. Howard & Son, G. O. Haley, Frank John- ed Leonard & Barrows to locate here of the school committee, makes the following careful, business men call us the Artesian well on Hillside Farm, certainly announcement: SUCCESSFUL, CONSERVATIVE BANK B son, C. E. Norton. G. B. Pistoria, R. M. Rogers, did a good thing for our and we trust also >r Tra M. Cobe of Chicago, has city, A of the a"d th“ Frederick W. Searle, C. P. W’hitten. R. W. for the which found here an meeting school committee was held p|a“ With us? Come reached a firm, exceptional- w *th us I operations, having Monday night to consider the question of clos- OF, ^LDO C,°“NTY a“d get class of for the use of all 400 and obtain- Wording. ly good help. the schools for one paid your money. seen J00 and feet ing week because of the || of Mr. appearance of in Belfast. At the cht, a sufficient of water. Through the thoughtful hospitality A Freshet. The heavy rains last week diphtheria supply of the Hills the of East North- request committee the members of the > a here which wili test and Mrs. Henry people made quite a freshet and the ice in ship pump Saturday j board of health were present and stated that last r f the well. It is understood that port enjoyed a delightful evening Friday. the Passagassawaukeag broke up, coming down while there was no necessity for such action, About one hundred sat down to a delicious as a measure it be well to f a sufficient supply of water Mr- the river from Holmes’ Mills in huge cakes and precautionary might WALDO TRUST 1 close the was music and a schools. The committee therefore COMPANY, followed on this farm one of the finest supper, which by forming a big gorge at Island. The Negro voted to discontinue the schools at the North re-i.i.-nces Maine. social hour, and later ice cream and cake were ; harbor was full of ice and the river and j in Monday South Primaries and on the Common for., was a to | served. The affair benefit the East above was free. There were the remainder of the week. i. ihe historical article accompanying City point entirely Northport church and the pastor, Rev. G. G. four feet of water in the cellar of W. A. Ben- There are no cases now in the city and jf ! rt the meeting of the Lincolnville | Winslow. none 1 nett’s house when the flood was at its develop the schools can be next n of the Knox mansion, “Mont- : height reopened and wras with case of vs. < it feared that the house and barn Monday perfect in i'hi-Tv.aston, recalls the fact that the j The Arthur Ritchie Clarence Oj safety. William B. Swan and Thomas B. Dins- would be swept from their foundations. The agle on the front of the Memorial Poor, j more was before Cornish at the banks were washed in some and trees MORRILL. in this city was one of the adornments heard Judge places but no serious was done. Tuesday, January 18th, was a sad for came into the recent term of court in this city, and last week uprooted, damage day WALL historic mansion. It PAPER many in when Mr. Justin Merriam was he a decision for the defendants. The Morrill, n of William H. Simpson and for gave A Business Change. Mr. O. E. for Frost, laid to rest in our The servi- suit was to recover for services quiet cemetery. as used in decorating The Journal brought legal some years past the and efficient Rolls New enterprising ces were held at his late A. 6,250 Wall an home, Rev. A. Paper. on occasion and later wras pre- at Augusta in behalf of appropriation for of the Mathew's UNDERTAKER, special manager Bros, wood working Smith of Belfast Waldo of which the de- officiating. Mrs. Linda Gray • Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R., the County hospital, mill, has bought the Mathews' interest and will from R. was in town a few Licensed Embalmer*- fendants were then directors. Providence, I., days Books now Republican Journal Publishing Co. continue the business. He will the Sample ready for enlarge plant to attend the funeral of her brother... .Mrs. Coroner. Inspection. of the Waldo County Ag- Wallace W. Turner has sold the at once, weather conditions permitting, by an management Capt. M. P. Say ward of Thorndike has been spend- «= ;ra! have F. N. 41 to Charles addition to the present more room » Society engaged Vining schooner Imogene, tons, Rowe, buildings,as ing the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Elisha modem in is Everything Albans as starter in the races at the and Fred and it is under- needed. the the junk dealer, Robbins, During past year factory Merriam-Miss Mae Hill from Boston came uson’s will enter two in the busi- was run on full time, some or CASKETS AND BURIAL fair. Mr. Vining stood she will be employed junk employing forty last week to attend the funeral of her uncle, SUITS. Edison men ana v. r. horses in the races, lie ness. uniei win mvve iu v^uemisxuiu. nicy paying out in and for ma- Phonographs spoxe very v^apu wages ivir. i.nanes nomas, wmcn was neia at tre terial in this Metal Shipping Cases and Slate Burial of the change of date in the Belfast Mass., where he has employment. He has bought county fully $50,000. The residence of his father, Mr. John Thomas, last Mathews built up a successful a Vaults always in stock. $1.00 Down. iiiinks it will add to the attendance, been engaged in bay coasting from this port business from Friday afternoon, Rev. A. M. Cox of Morrill $2.00 per Month. very small and elevens of Wellesley, Mass., has been ; for many years, having commanded, among beginning gained for the fac- officiating... .Mrs. Fred Carter of Montville Calls answered promptly, either day or night an enviable as an in the other the and schooner New Era tory reputation which the recent expert judge cattle, sheep, vessels, sloop was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bert Home 48-3. Office now telephone 48-4. i He has a like and the Maria Webster, J. manager, proprietor, has maintained. several last week-Mr. Main poultry departments. Mary Thomas, dajs Eph- CARLE & JONES, Street, Belfast, Maine. the and fairs. Both The Lewiston Bangor Elliott and Imogene. Range Contest. Interest in the con- raim Richards moved his family to Searsmont •n were here last year and gave the test for the $60 Kineo have been held t also have a stock ot announces for King range is increasing, last week... Revival meetings The Belfast lecture course A full line of BRIAR PIPES .just received. satisfaction. and we again call attention to each the week in the led CIGARS 10th an illustrated lecture on Alaska, the conditions evening past church, The February For 16c. you a that will leading brands" at which are be Card Tables and get pipe cost a Frederick M. A. B. D. Mr. governing it, fully set forth in the by Rev. A. M. Cox. These meetings will Chairs ckton Springs Water Company. by Brooks, B., about two-thirds the advertisement on the 6th continued the week....The QUARTER elsewhere. McIntosh & Perry's price you would be nual of the Stockton Brooks has traveled over Alaska with Gov. page. No coupons through coming meeting Springs will be in TO LET to the Governor's printed The Journal. are to Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. A. M. obliged pay elsewhere in the Can o.mpany, held January 18, 1910, the fol- Brady, and has benefltted by They Market^ city. be had at this office and for Card Sociables and Entertain- He will be sent mail to Daggett this, Thursday, P. M-Mrs. Herbert Parties, ant* we cers were elected: President, S. B. ; thirty years’ residence in that territory. by LIVE BAIT now on sale at McIntosh & will prove it. parties requesting them when remit- Rowe from Pasadena, was the ments. Tables 10 cents v; vice Morse; treas- is a member of the Twentieth Century Club sending California, guest apiece' president, Ralph tances. All Perry's & PERRY’S of the contestants are authorized of Mrs. A. M. Hatch last week. Chairs 20 cents dozen. MARKET. uries N. sec- of Boston, of the National Geographic Society per Market._McINTOSH Taylor, Wellesley, Mass.; j to receive money on accounts. In Mbert M. Ames; directors, S. B. Merri- of Washington, D. C., the Society of Mayflower subscription to a 72 MAIN STREET, BELFAST. reply question we would that the Our to find a ll. Hichborn, Albert M. Ames, Ralph Descendants, of the Field and Forest Club, j say pub- humorists have been trying lications clubbed with The Journal will be sent suitable name for the French craze over aero- M. E. Colcord, all of Stockton Springs; Boston, and the Boston Chamber of Commerce, 4 % | j to which amounts to almost a disease. different addresses if desired. For example, planing, 4 % X. Taylor, Wellesley, Mass., M. A. Will, One suggests “aerosipelas,” another “flyfoid Resolutions of Respect. Thomas H. in paying for The Journal for Maine. There has been $2,412.95 ex- yourself, you fever” and still another “inflewenza.” Well, has the fol- send Marshall Post, G. A. R., adopted may one of the farm or one the to contribute our share, what is the px ■ for new construction 1909 and papers of gentlemen, during a comrade: lowing resolutions on the death of magazines to a friend. Mrs. Charles F. Shaw matter with “skyatica?” oal semi-annual dividend was declared. Star Theatre. in view of the loss we have sus- has retired Whereas, from the range contest and request- 1 Thomas’ store in the Howes corner tiined the decease of our comrade, Rufus ed that Cheapest accident insurance—Dr, block, of by votes for her be turned over to one of and of the still heavier loss sus- Eclectric Oil. the and heals the '''■ v K. Patterson, j Stops pain Belfast and High streets, soon to be vacated byv the two Belfast Bank tained by those who were nearest and dearest contestants. wound. All druggists sell it. Savings ^ A. i rench & Co., who are to move to the to him; therefore, be it High Class Moving Pictures in the Chase building recently occupied Resolved; That we sincerely condole with the j widow and of the deceased and order ORGANIZED 1868. Locke & Son, will be occupied by the family that our charter be draped in mourning for 30 and Illustrated Songs. :>rm of Gustason & the members Johnson, days in memory of him, that a copy of this ROBERT F. DUNTON, President,* WILWER •: are Miss Sarah Gustason of New memorial be spread upon the records of this J.DTRVUN, Treasurer widow and to and Mrs. Willard Johnson of this city. Post, also one forwarded to the PERFORMANCES FROM 7 TO 10. each of the of Belfast. HERBERT T. FIELD, Assistant Treasurer. M iustason has for several had dress- newspapers years j J. Thompson, *''■■■■ ) g rooms in the Capt. Jerry Hayes house T. D. Guptill, : Committee ''•■•> View street, where Mrs. Johnson has A. Knights. \ Admission, Adults 10c., Children 5c. Deposits December 6, 1909, $1,609,781 01 associated with her. The new firm will Shipping Items. Last afternoon, Thursday t: Reserve, .... arry a full line of dressmaking supplies, i 100,000.00 with a light head wind, a schooner was seen !.n ngs, linings and a line of ready-made .... beating into the harbor, laying as good a course Surplus, 163,504.71 rt waists, skirts, etc. They take possession Dental , and making the speed of a modern yacht. Notice. Dividend No. 1, December tore and Miss Gustason 1, 1868, $867.75 February 1st, When she got within hearing distance the choo- I wish to announce that Dr. ERNEST S. w iri New York WEBBER will practice dentistry in my office, Dividend No. selecting goods. choo of a gasolene engine was heard and the 83, December 6, 1909. at the rate making a specialty of Orthodontia. nges in R. F. D. Routes 5 and 6. In mystery was solved. It was the good schooner W.;C. LIBBY, Dentist, of 4%> • ^ lance with recommendations made by Charleston, Capt. Shubael C. Rich, and her 30,294.60 33tf 92 Main Street, with a Total Dividends to ^master Field of Belfast, in order toaccom- yawl boat is equipped gasolene engine. paid depositors to date, $1,384,736.95 lr