The Republican Journal.~ VOLUME 73.__BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 190L NUMBER 27. Contents of South To-Day’s Journal. Warren the house of Willis Meeting of Waldo County Grange. A Letter from Mies Littlefield. OBITUARY. Jordan was struck and to the PERSONAL. PERSONAL. PAGE 1. damaged extent of about $500. Lightning struck A veiy large and enthusiastic meeting of Vs. i the Week..Transfers in Real Estate, of Herbert T. Harmon left for a visit v a barn owned Miss Effie M. Littlefield Winterport Judge Joseph W. Knowlton died at his Friday of Waldo Gov- by Samuel Allen in Waldo County Pomona was held Loren Fletcher went to Jackson ij.rtiim County Grange..City Grange was the recent Waldo in Salem, Mass. Tuesday Secret Societies..A Letter from Miss and did dam- unable to attend home in Liberty Thursday morning, June Friendship village slight June 25th with Georges River Grange, Lib- for a visit of a week. .vlil. Belfast Weather Re port... Wedding age. No persons were injured in these County W. C. T. U. Convention, but wrote 27th, after a long illness. He was born in Will Kimball went to Boston Saturday obituary... Resolutions of Respect... Per erty. The officers present were Master, Misses Helen the first six months as the Y. work: Davistown for a and Clara Knowlton arrived Yachts and Boats. New Mall Arrange accidents.During follows concerning Plantation, now Liberty, August short visit. of 1900 there were Chaplain, Steward, Treasurer, Secretary, from News of the Granges..Newspaper Notes. launched from Bath Dear Co-workers: To each and all I 2, 1808, a son of Ezekiel and Knowl- Tuesday Lynn. Gate and Assistant Polly Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Sawtelle are page 2. yards, 18 vessels with a total of Keeper Lady Steward. visiting tonnage send loving greetings at this time, and wish ton, who came from Xobleboro on horse- Miss Ella Twombly went to Bangor yes- The tern officers were Frank relatives in Montville. V of the Week..The Small Pox Steamer.. 18,609, while for the corresponding pro Clements, with all my heart that I might meet with back in 1784 by means of spotted trees, Mrs. terday for a short visit. u>|iia at the Pan-American..Railroad Pe- period of 1901, June 30th, there B. F. Foster, S. F. Arthur Whitney left to visit his Free closing Overseer; Secretary; at It is Saturday ! it-nicd Belfast Library. County Cor have been launched 21 vessels you County Convention. impossible Knowlton carrying her infant daughter in Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mansfield went to Ban- .irnee.. Unin vented Inventions. aggregat- Hurd, Steward; Mrs. Foster Pomona; Mrs. father in Malden, Mass. to tell of all the work accomplished by our her arms. The died when ing 28,930 tons. This is over half the and Mrs. parents Joseph gor Tuesday for a short visit. PAGE 3. Barker, Ceres; Clements, Flora. Emery Heagan returned from a entire total of last year, which was 41,- Waldo county Y.’s during the past year. was thirteen years old, and he was bound Saturday h.iiiway Journey in Africa..A Maine Coast After the opening exercises a class of 27 two weeks visit in Boston. Miss Marion Uawkes of York is visiting \ows 532 tons, and leads’ the Our work is much the same as labors out to Notes..Wolves of the Sea..Head of corresponding your “Esquire” Everett, a prominent man Mr. and (.motive Trust .The Summer Schools..A of was instructed in the fifth degree. Sixteen Mrs. W. R. Howard. period a year ago by 5,321 tons. in the W. C. T. U., for we are your daugh- of the neighborhood. His first school studies Mrs. A. G. Young of Camden arrived last Steel Schooner. The vessels launched since Granges responded to the rol-call. The ad- Mrs. John H. January 1st, a school for the were a to visit friends. Quimby arrived home Mon- PAGE 4. ters, and the Y. is training in school taught in his father’s barn Friday are 10 schooners, 7 barges, 1 tug, 1 dress of welcome was given by J. 0. John- day from a visit in Va. work of the W. C. T. U. While the work by Hannah Demerrit, and the next was in Prof. R. C. Rankin arrived last Norfolk, iho Reach .. At the Pan-American Ex- steamer, 1 torpedo boat, 1 ship.Gov. son and the Abbie M. Thursday response by Ordway, is we know it is all the house of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. What Happened to Wigglesworth. Hill has the as a not all recorded here, a neighbor. The first school from Boston for a visit. Quimby are to spend khoard to Camden. appointed following as follows: he attended in a the Fourth in Mass. commission to the Pan-American Expo- recorded above. regular schoolhouse was Mrs. N. S. Marblehead, PAGE 5. Worthy Master, Brothers and Sisters of Piper visited relatives in sition and also to the South Carolina We have a Y. Branch at Elling- shortly after his father’s death, when ’Squire Mrs. Edwin A. went to Winter- Nows of Belfast.Churches.Old i George's River Grange: I am glad to be organized Vinalhaven the past week. Staples W'-ok... Inter-State and West Indian Exposition with this and in wood’s since our last convention, Everett sent him'to a school on Ayer's Ridge, for a Base Ball. County Correspon- j you morning, behalf of Corner Walter port yestereay short visit. to be held at Charleston, S. C., from Waldo Pomona I extend to sincere and him books to Cooper returned last Friday from you my and the two Y. unions in our county, those gave study. One of these Otis D. Wilson of to next: thanks for kind and cordial a business to Searsmont left Tuesday PAGE 6. December June E. P. Ricker your welcome. Pike's in trip Boston. of Lincolnville and Winterport, are doing books, arithmetic, published 1788, for a visit in Boston Nows of Poland E. M. of When I see so many here with faces and vicinity. and Note*..Register of Deep Springs, Blanding is in of his Knowl- Miss Margaret Dunton is a t■ with a true and determined excellent work. The Lincolnville Y. has possession son, Wayland spending sso 1 s...Tho Philippine Situation..Pie- Bangor, and William A.Wheeler, M. beaming patri- A. A. Packard will return to D., 1 cannot but feel week with friends in Northport •tie Day. A Waif. of otism, glad that lam a pa- but seven members at present, as many ton, Esq., of this city, and is in good condi- Hope. Portland.A cablegram announces this week from a visit in Massachusetts. PAGE 7. tron. Although there are a great that lime. Lillian been en- many have moved held two tion. He was a very studious devot- Miss Jean Pond of ar- Nordicahas faces is a away. They public youth, Andover, Mass., n-Edueatcd Minister..Maine’s Prolnb- strange here, it pleasure to feel Miss Emma McManus went to Fairfield to the new theatre minute he could from his rived for a short Abolished. gaged open Wagner they are not strangers, but brothers and and fifteen regular meetings the ing every spare Friday visit. iiislation...Revenue Taxes meetings to visit her and the season at Munich in sisters of one And as we work to his search for and be- Tuesday sister, who is quite ill Hay’s Poet Daughter..An Important September, fraternity. meet past year, sent three dollars to the State knowledge, Adelbert Meleher arrived from Brockton, when she will Isolde in month after month and these cor- sing Wagner’s exchange and were fore he had been in school a year he was Mrs. Lula Sprowl and daughter Bessie of dial we are organizing fund, represented by Mass., Sunday, for a short visit. pace 8. music drama.Portions of Aroostook greetings, growing more and often called more at the State convention. upon to assist the teacher in Appleton are visiting her Mrs. John ■ united in that fraternal their secretary sister, I! Locals..County Correspondence..Ship county have been sorely tried by the love, and Henry O. Dodge returned last Thursday Markets.. Deaths. when we separate feel better The Y. held 36 meet- instructing the younger pupils. He attended Black. Births..’Marriages.. elements June. First there was a acquainted Winterport regular from a business during and benefited < trip from Boston. by coming the besides a few terms at China academy and taught frost that blackened the potato tops and The of Pomona ings during year just past, Charles J. Godfrey is assisting F. W. Pote meetings Grange are al- several terms in and L. F. Howard and daughter Daisy are NEWS OF THE WEEK. killed some of the crops, and the last of ways enthusiastic, interesting and instruc- numerous jubilee, business and committee Liberty neighboring on the B. & Ii. steamboat wharf during the towns. At the visiting friends in Massachusetts. the month came heavy thunder storms tive, and 1 feel sure when we return home meetings. Our Winterport workers are re- age of 21 he was elected town busy season. room that did more or less to build- to-night, we will feel repaid for of 40 active and 5 and in this he had of Miss Lorinda Mason of Bluehili is visit- m: Matters. The Maine damage coming joicing in a membership clerk, capacity charge Austin and Librarian and here, and have an increased interest in the Whitmore joined the City of Rock- New at the ings crops.State members. They sent a delegate the Maine Reports owned by the town. From ing her aunt, Mrs. Mary 0. Littlefield. England building noble order. honorary land to take a in the M rs. L. 1 >. Carver left Monday for Wau- the of Monday position stew- Now, brothers and once 1 to the State convention, paying her ex- reading these and a few elementary Mr. and A merman Exposition at Buffalo is kesha. Wis., where they will attend the sisters, again Mrs. S. W. Freeman and daugh- ard's department. thank you in behalf of Waldo Pomona for with the aid of the W. C. T. U. law books which he bought he acquired a ■ t All the annual convention of the American Lib- penses, ter Dorothy visited in Pittsfield last week. unfurnished. money your ty welcome. Col. Philo of Santa Real of work are well knowledge of and taste for the law, which llersey Clara, Cal., il in Maine rarian's Association. During the meet- Their fifteen departments Frank Flanders returned last to by popular subscription The noon recess was then taken. Friday arrived and is on The led him into that profession. He first prac- Wednesday evening, visiting ing Mr. Carver will read a paper The carried on, and systematic study along R. after a short visit at home. i,ceded to pay for Maine's propor- afternoon session was with music Howard, 1., Mrs. H. H. Johnson. Free Distribution of State Documents opened white ribbon lines has proved successful. ticed before the trial justices and municipal ite share of the cost of the build- and new law by the choir. The topic, What is the best and Mrs. Lucy id Hall went to Bangor Satur- the Limits Thereto.The Mrs. Nellie G. Burger’s earnest, inspiring courts, always attended the Supreme Mrs. Fred J. and i;il there was left to pro- to visit Mrs. Annie Shaw. Knight daughter Winnie nothing under which the sheriff of Cumberland crop to raise for soiling purposes? was Court. Before he was admitted to day. herdaughter, addresses meant more to our Winterport the bar of West N. have returned for furnishing the room. The and his work W. 11. Manchester, H„ County liquor deputies opened by Moody, followed by G. G. our or- he tried a case in the Tyler H. Bird of Rockland visited his •at was called to the attention of young people than anything since Supreme Court, by- home from a visit in Belfast. for a stated salary, went into effect July Abbott, C. A. A. Mr. and Mrs. D. X. who at once interviewed Levanseller, Wadsworth, ganization. May we not push the Y. work permission of the presiding justice, Judge parents, Bird, Sunday. Kicker, 1st, and from this time on all the fees J. Miss Fremetta Shepherd arrived home Cunningham, B. F. Foster, the won •ilicials of the Boston & Maine and collected will be turned into the Worthy- more vigorously this year ? Only as we Parmeter, and the case against the late Mell M. Bickford arrived home Saturday county Master L. W. yesterday morning from a visit to the Pan- Central with the result Hammons,J. 0. Johnson,F. C. have recruits can we for results J. G. afterwards railroads, treasury. The county commissioner's hope large Dickerson, Esq., Judge. from Augusta for a vacation of a few days. American in Buffalo. the railroad Mr. V. B. and other. Exposition officials and will have of the and attend Clements, Paul, The in the future. May God help us to encour- He practiced a short time in Old Town and charge jail Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKeen arrived from Landlord of bicker will provide for suitably fur- to question, That the Sisters are do- Dyer the Seaside House, the boarding of the prisoners.It is Resolved, age all young people to don the white rib- then returned to Liberty. He was greatly- Boston ■ Tuesday, for a vacation of two mg the apartment.The United that Charles K. Oak of Caribou ing more for the than the Islesboro, was in Belfast this week getting expected Grange Brothers, bon, to learn as Frances Willard taught, interested in town and county affairs, and weeks. 'Mies Fish Commission is with our devoting will offer his to thegovern- was discussed acquainted business men. resignation by Mary Churchill, (J. S. “the joy of life is doing good according to held many offices of trust in both. He was decable attention at present to the er as land forest commissioner Theo. N. Winslow and son Edward of agent, Adams, Ella W. H. A. Wads- a WTith wishes for Mrs. William Clark arrived '■ster in Maine waters. The Davis, Moody, plan.” all best success, Representative to the Legislature in Saturday industry and member of the fish and game com- 1854; N. J., arrived for a short worth, A. G. Caswell and others. “The Effie M. Bayonne, Sunday from Bar Harbor for a visit to her old home ner Grampus has put back into mission the next of the Littlefield, County- Attorney from 1857 to ’59, and Judge before meeeing Waldo Co. Y. work. visit. .Maine waters since coming to the Song Our Mother Used to Sing” was finely- Sec’y of Probate from 1861 to inclusive. in Montville and friends in Liberty. executive council, which will be held June 20,1901. 1868, ne 1900 lobsters rendered a and Winterport, Me., Mrs. S. W. Webster of Springfield, Mass., station, stripped July 25. Two candidates, Elmer £. Ring by quartette, Daniel Carey The Knowlton family has included many Mrs. M. E. Luce arrived home yesterday which the eggs have been taken gave a fine declamation. A vote of thanks arrived last Friday to visit at Capt. E. D. of Orono and Austin Carey of Bruns- Belfast Weather Report prominent men. Ezekiel Knowlton was the from Boston, where she has been visiting I -ent on to the hatcheries. The for the Bird’s. wick have filed petitions appoint- was given local Grange for courtesies* father of Rev. I. C. father of friends. She attended tne exer- .uiier I.ottie and which has Knowlton, graduating May, ment in the executive department..DepA and on account of the lateness of the Following is a summary of the weather Hon. Hosea ollecting seed lobsters in Eastern then, M. Knowlton, Attorney General Fred R. Poor arrived home last Thursday cises at Tufts college, her son, Murry T. uty Sheriffs Ames and Rollins have been the was closed. record of the Belfast station of the U. S. Luce, one of the class of dentists that is, will soon start out with a mil- hour, meeting of Massachusetts; Hiram, the father of from Dartmouth College, for his summer being making it quite warm for the liquor for the week graduated.—Haverhill, Mass., Gazette, June so in The next meeting will be held with Weather Bureau ending July Thomas 0. a vacation. r of fry for distribution lower dealers in the with the re- Sandy Knowlton, prominent attorney 22. Togus region, 1901: Bay.Under escort of Prof. sult that several have been heavily fined Stream Grange, Unity, August 27th, if 2, of Manchester, N. H. Joseph W., the sub- Miss Jane A. McLellan arrived home of Yale 6 i r cry if it will be the first —• college, Tjard Schwarz, and warned to get out of the business pleasant; not, pleasant pB O ject of this article, was married in 1832 to from Boston last Thursday for her summer tor of shipbuilding at the royal or after. is the Yachts and Boats. receive a jail sentence.The opera- day Following program: Open- J f I Wind, Sky, etc. Miss Julia Davis of Liberty. To them were vacation. iird at Berlin, Germany. Hubert tion * £ on the eyes of Hon. Samuel W. Mat ing exercises; conferring of fifth degree ; born ten children, four of whom are Kebeur-Paschurtz, marine attache living Mrs. Lillian Morley of Waltham, Mass., thews, state labor commissioner, was report of Granges; address of welcome by —Fred, who is in business in E. IS. Pitcher’s sloop Spray has gone into W ashington, and Prof. Be Ernest 26 86 53 E. Clear. Duluth, Minn.; arrived Sunday to visit her friend, Miss entirely successful. The phsicians say Bina Addie 59 W. commission. Halle of Berlin visited and in- Whitten; response by Hig- 27 95 S. Edward P., who is on a farm in Benton, Me.; that a complete recovery will result. 28 87 68 S. E. l‘t. cloudy. Shower with thunder Nettie Follett. gins ; remarks for the good of the order; a in and ed the Bath Iron Works plant and early morning, .08 of an inch. Wayland, lawyer Belfast, Miss Mr. Dod worth’s yacht Helen has been Prof. L. II. Stevens and son, Reynolds E. llvde Windlass Co’s plant at Bath appointment of committee; noon recess; 29 81 63 S. E. Cloudy. Thunder showers. .15 Placentia, who has always lived with and painted and will be launched this week. Transfers in Real Estate. of an Inch. of arrived in Belfast c'th. These are mak- music; topic, -‘That the free distribution of and cared for her Lynn, Mass., Tuesday, gentlemen 30 90 62 S. W. Clear. lovingly- tenderly aged The Jennette was out Sunday in her new tour of the United States seeds is a miserable to be for a short visit. visiting Tire transfers in real estate fad;” opened by- .July parents. Mrs. Knowlton died in 1900, at the double-head and it in the interest following 1 84 65 N. W. Clear. rig, certainly improves rincipal shipyards Frank Lane. Remainder of program by advanced of and after 68 of Herbert E. Ellis went to Seal Harbor were recorded in Waldo County Registry of 2 85 57 W. Thunder showers. .18 of an inch. age 92, years her appearance, if not her speed. She eir government, comparing the to assist A. and Sandy- Stream Grange. It is expected that married the whole of which was Saturday J. Clement at uds of construction in Deeds for the week ending July 3, lflOl: HOT WEATHER FOB JUNE. life, nearly seemed to be keeping pace with the best of employed some will be the Seaside Inn. wintry with those in Germany, Charles l’laisted, Searsmont, to Clias. E. speaker present. Last week gave us a hot spell, including passed in the same house to which she came them in running down the harbor. were entertained at lunch in the and in Sears- the hottest June day recorded here for 41 a bride. Her death was a great blow to her Mr. and Mrs. Win. White of Milford, l'Riisted, do.; land buildings L. A. Barker’s yacht Edna was launched icon Mrs. Thomas W. and with one the hottest aged one from which he never Mass., arrived in Belfast last to by Hyde. mont. Minnie E. Smith, Searsport, to Fred CITY GOVERNMENT. years, exception companion, Thursday last Thursday, and is in charge of Tommy education at appears to in month that time. recovered the summer. Colby M. Perkins, do.; land in Searport. Jennie day any during July fully. spend Davis. Mr. Barker arrived at a chance to remain as it is for Northport Hunter, Searsmont, to Emma L. Jameson, 24, 1870, Mr. L. H. Murch recorded a tem- While yet a very young man Judge Knowl- Misses Xettie and Mildred Me- H.me. The alumni at their meet- The regular meeting of the City Council Whitney Campground last Sunday morning from land and buildings in Searsmont. perature of 96° at 11 a. m., but 1° warmer ton built a large carding and woolen mill u vored the that a do.; was held Monday evening July 1st with a full Andless arrived from Malden, Mass., Sun- Boston, where he had been a week on busi- proposition last The Lincolnville, to Victor than Thursday. average tempera- in Liberty, which he managed until it was a ate college for women be estab- Stephen Fredson, board in both branches. Roll of accounts No. day for short visit. ness. land and in ture of the 4 hot last week was 73.25“ burned down is He also for some as soon as the conditions Woodbridge, do.; building ■1 are the days years ago. permit, was passed. Following amounts Carroll A. is liis annual The steam Aria, Hon. Edward H. to There w ere smart she vers with thunder time had the a Thompson taking yacht at is liable to be rather an indeli- Lincolnville. Israel Brown, Palermo, under the various management of millinery- appropriations: vacation as letter and Charles Blake of owner, arrived at Camden ime, is not and unless (ieo. land in Palermo. and and which to his carrier, W. Bangor Colby rich, liliss, Waldoboro; 904.85 lightning early Friday Saturday business, formerly belonged it the Contingent.$ Perkins is on his route. Monday on her return from the trip to Wis- wealthy person gives funds, Hugh Ross Hatch, Wolfville, N. S., to Highways and bridges. 1,684.44 mornings. daughter, who was deceased. In politieslie a cannot be casset, and the party dined at the Hay View college built.Judge Elizabeth Hall Howe, Milton, Mass., land in Fire department. 52.13 A HOT 1>RY MONTH. was formerly a Whig, and became a Repub- Orrin J. Dickey was a guest of Amos ia-ld a brief session of the United Free 193.43 House. At S i*. m. the yacht sailed from Islesboro. Leonard E. Colson, Monroe, to library. The month of June, 1901, was unusually lican on the formation of that party, and Clement at the Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor, a District court in Poitland June General school purposes. 197.14 and returned to Camden Tuesday. Esther 51. land in 5Ionroe. hot and but not so hot as June afterwards was with few the week. Castine, P. of a Colson, do.; School contingent. 46.81 dry quite affiliated the Green- days past Kalph I’laisted Bangor, a and most Free The party report splendid trip ier of the Penobscot was ad- ('has. A. sstimpson, Brooks, to 51ary A. text books. 10.34 of last year. The mean temperature this back movement. He was a strong anti- Mrs. Hannah Whitten was able to walk bar, entertainment at Wiscasset. ■ enjoyable d to practice in the District court, Cook, do.; land in Brooks. Win. E. Vinal year was 63.2° against 65.7° for June, 1900, slavery and temperance man. He joined the out last Friday, after being confined to the *3,165 14 C. R. Coombs’ Mallard was out Sat- mportant announcement made by et als., Thomaston, to E. R. Conner, Belfast; and an average of 61.4° for J une for 41 years Baptist church in middle and was a yacht Alderman Hazeltine was chosen to life, reg- house since Christmas by illness. Webb was bis repre- afternoon for a short trial and reappointment land in N'orthport. Ezra A. Knowlton, past. The highest temperature was 95°, the ular attendant as long as his health per- urday trip, nited states Commissioners Wil- sent the city's stock at the meeting of the Mrs. Mary A. Moore and Miss Minnie to A. K. land 27th 84° for the hottest June mitted. He was a charter member of Sunday took a party down the bay. They Swanville, Nickerson, do.; A Moosehead R. day, against Liberty M. Bradley of Portland, Winfield Belfast Lake R. Co. Page returned Tuesday morning from a visit around Mark Island and arrived home and buildings in Swanville. Abbie L. day last year. The temperature of the 27th Lodge of Masons and was its second master. sailed aoate of and Charles Bids for the sewer on Front street of two weeks in Boston and Augusta building vicinity. in the a en Ilurd, Thorndike, to Walter Hurd, Unity; was the highest recorded here in J une for The funeral was held at his late early afternoon, having very h lin of Bangor. cover the from the foot of Miller street to Commer- Sunday They Mr. and Mrs. F. Kent have return- has been im- ne new land and in D. I). Gould, 41 years. In June, 1900* wre had more hot home and was attended his Ma- George joyabletrip. The yacht greatly district. Their commissions buildings Unity. cial street were read from Ulmer A- largely by Fales, ed from a visit of several weeks in Madison not late from and will con- to W. E. do., land and days and less cold ones. This year the mer- sonic brethren and Rev. G. R. proved since her arrival here, and while July 1st, Jackson, Gould, Rockland, for *4,239.88: and of & neighbors. e Stickney was on and will the summer in Belfast. racer she shows and has in force four years.The Sewall buildings in Jackson. B. F\ Fuller, Sears- cury down to 41 three different days. Berry officiated. Judge Knowlton was most spend a good speed splen- Cottrell for *2,832 88. It was voted to accept •if shipbuilders in Bath has decided to A. K. land and build- Rain fell on 10 on 5 of which there Miss llazeltine arrived did accommodations under deck. mont, Paul, do.; the bid of & Cottrell. days, tenderly cared for in his long illness by his Margaret Saturday ■ instruct the four masted steel Stickney Hiram F. ings in Searsmont. was not enough to measure. The total rain- devoted daughter and the ministra- from Wellesley College, accompanied by Our local and Constitution 'ner which have been Farrow was elected engineer to superintend kindly Independence upon they for was .88 an fall June, 1901, of inch, against tions of the Masonic and the her classmate, Miss Clara Blattner of St. —the new built for Mr. Dod worth ii iug. She will be 250 feet long and Leonard Colson the work on the sewers. fraternity yachts Monroe. passed away 4.34 for and an of 3.21 first steel schooner ever June, 1900, average neighbors was a great assistance to her in Louis. and the Roberts Rrothers—have their trials built, week. Since from Sanford Howard was elected inspector of last coming the Maine for June for 11 There were rk upon her will not begin until the years past. her hours of trouble and bereavement. Walter Decrow is at home from Augusta as well as the larger craft. Mr. Dodworth’s General a when he had buildings. William P. is launched, which Hospital year ago, several local showers, 3 of which were ac- the Frye The committee on fire department, in- to spend the summer in Xorthport and Bel- Caprice carried away her bobstay ! he late in August.The alewive his leg amputated, he has been a great suf- companied thunder and spector of buildings and chief engineer by heavy lightning. Died in West Roxbury, Mass., June 25th fast, assisting his brothers with the yachts first of the week, involving Suine slight y at Damariscotta is over for the ferer. He left a daughter, Esther, who did The thunder showers all occurred in the Air. Horace G. 28 and and boats. and the Roberts Rrothers Anita son. The total catch will amount to not leave him all were instructed to consult with regard to Jordan, aged years damage; during his hours of pain, 15 night. There were clear 10 partly was a stick for a than 1,000 barrels.Two tire escapes and means of exit at Belfast days; six months. He born in Relmont, Ale., Mrs. Chas. L. Haskell and Jes- was found to need heavier packed and two brothers, R. H. Colson of Monroe and daughter civil service examinations have cloudy 5 cloudy. Dec. 1872. He entered the service of the mast and has to Vinalhaven to have and Hr. Benj. Colson of Bangor. The fu- Opera House. (i, sica arrived home Saturday from Wellesley gone a The two new arranged to be held at Portland, The committee on Boston Ice Co. about ten years ago, and soon one made by her builder. neral services were held at his late resi- highways reported, College, where the latter has completed her 1 for inly 23, positions of aid, coast Wedding reached the of foreman of one of have not been out in company. conducted Rev. Geo. S. Mills of recommending that the petitioners for a' Beljs. position Junior year. yachts yet geodetic survey, electrician in the dence, by Mr. street from the foot of Market street to the the important routes of the company. About vidian service, copper plate map Belfast— and Mrs. F. A. Nye have re- Hadley—Hill. Fred N. Hadley, for- Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ileal returned Tuesday be leave to re- a he a similar New Mail ■. bridge given withdraw. The year ago accepted position The Arrangements. raving, geological survey and farmer turned from a visit to Pittsfield, where they merly of this city, and Miss Sadie J., only from a visit of ten days in Portland, and in port was accepted. with the Charles River Ice Co., which he arpenter in the Indian service; attended the w edding of her brother, Dan'l Mr. Mrs. a number of towns in New and daughter of and J. M. Hill of Hampshire order of in the other on 20, for Thomas L. Shute was elected a member of held at the time of his death. Blood poi- The new things carrying August 21, 22, Tozier—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neally Medford, Mass., were married at the home Massachusetts. lanical L. II. the school committee in of J. from a wound on the mails went into effect July 1st. In this section draughtsmen.Col. have had an eight-pound boy added to their place George of the bride’s No. 38 son, resulting finger who was elected to a parents, Cotting street, Mrs. Anna Adams arrived last Friday the included the starting of Rural Mall, recently H. A. Holt has Grotton, deceased. by the ice tongs, was the cause of his death. changes family—Dr. returned from June 21st, in the presence of a few near Boston to ac- i consecutive term as colonel of the from visit relatives. She was No. a in all his Adjourned. His light-hearted, happy disposition made Free Delivery 1, change nearly -I regiment, Maine National Guard, a visit to mother in Lamoine accoma- relatives and friends. The rooms were companied by Miss Avis Morison, who has for him a host of friends and he was held in the star route carriers, with free delivery a>s that there is no truth in the rumor nied by his wife and baby, who had been very appropriately decorated, and the bride been visiting her. Secret Societies. high esteem by the company he worked for by them, and the change in the Isiesboro he is to resign. Col. Kendall visiting there—News has been received of was attired in muslin de soire with passe- A. H. A. Groeschner of the Silver Star to Fred ts that he will be a candidate for of The funeral services were held Thursday, Watertown,Mass., mail from Capt. the death Mr. Warren Weston, aged 85 menterie trimmings,and carried white roses. 'adjutant of the State Belfast Company, U. R. K. of P., will go J une 27th, Rev. AI r. Gerrish of thelJ ni versalit is at his cottage at the South Shore, Xortli- Coombs' boat, the Guinevere. The fami- generalship years, who jumped overboard from a Steam- The bridesmaid, Miss Ella Davis, wore ase General to Brooks this morning to take ir, the church of Brookline and inter- sort, getting ready for the summer. His fami- lies on the new free route are Adjutant John T. er on the passage from Boston to part officiating, living delivery 1 Portland. white over pink, and carried pink roses. bards is appointed governor of the celebration, and return by a special train ment was in Cambridge. The tloral offer- ly will arrive in a few days. taking advantage of its benefits quite gen- He was born in Frankfort and resided here Walter was best and Miss KMiers’ Home at Maine Sargent man, to Togus.The after the dance. ings included a beautiful pillow from Henry Mrs. Alfred M. returned to erally, and nearly all are preparing put ic many years. His wife died a few years ago. Grace flower girl. The Ferguson Underwriters’ association will Cotting, ceremony same is true of those who A special meeting of Enterprise Staples, Wm. Brigham, G. A. Soley and Mass., last after a up boxes. The 'ortam the National Life Under- Mrs. Freeman Atwood of this village is a sis- Lodge, was performed by Kev. Arthur Bonner at Cliftondaie, Friday, on or near the star and the car A. 0. U. W., will be held Samuel Reading of the Boston Ice a short visit in Belfast. She was live routes, Miters' association in Portland ter. .Ellis Cooper, who has a fine in Tuesday evening, T.30 o’clock in the after Co.; accompanied Sept, position evening, which a rind anxious for the and 13.The July 9th, at 7.30 o’clock to elect a delegate wreath of roses from the Charles River Ice her Miss E. Stoddard. riers the people change. ground was broken, Boston as a mechanical engineer, is at home reception was held, which was largely at- by sister, Amy to a convention to be held in flowers from Airs. E. Air. and The methods, appliances and other particu- for the in — Augusta July Co.; Lefethen, week, Carnegie library on a vacation Mrs. Wealthy Plummer of tended friends of the Mrs. Mrs. Orianna Dyer and son Fred of Brock- ■ by happy couple. in iston. Work will the to a Grand of Mrs. Waterman, Aliss Aliss Flossie lars of the business were given The begin upon Somerville, Mass., is to a few weeks 11th, organize Lodge Maine. Allen, v spend Urania Hadley, mother of the groom, and ton, Mass., visited Mrs. D.’s mother, Mrs. ding as soon as possible, in order Lambert, Air. and Airs. White, Airs. Kezia Journal June lath. The Isiesboro mail is with her sister, Mrs. F. Grand Chancellor W. C. Philbrook of O’Connell of this were Simeon the week. were bat it may be the Atwood_Guy Ralph city present. Staples, past They to be carried steamer Guinevere, but as completed during who has Waterville has announced his Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Wilson and Air. by ! resent assessors Twombly, graduated from the appointment Mr. and Mrs. Hadley received a large accompanied by W. E. Cooper of Brockton. year.The Rockland L. W. Carver. He leaves a she is not for business the mail is Vermont school of of Fred J. Whiting, of the munici- wife and three yet ready 'port a total valuation of *5,289,190 business, is at home_ Judge number of valuable wedding gifts, in silver Mr. Tufts and Helen and —a and Mrs. George daughter from the island to and court of as children—Milton, Hazel brought Northport d a tax rate ol $21. The valuation is Mrs. Mehitable Hayes died suddenly June pal Orono, supreme representa- and ware, etc. The bride- glass pictures, Airs. Helen A. two of Malden, Mass., arrived last Thursday to thence team to Belfast. The steamer ncrease of over last 29th the home of tive of at the of mother, Jordan; sisters, by $103,589 year at her brother, James Knights Pythias meeting groom is well known in this city, where his visit friends in Belfast and Mrs. (lie Airs. A. I’. Carver of Brookline, and Airs. Xorthport. will be in a few days. The mail leaves principally accounted for by the Moore, aged 77 years ...Rev. James the Supreme Lodge in Chicago in July. ready Ding- boyhood was spent, and where he has many Tufts was Miss Alta Brohan of unable additions made to the lime L. A. Knight of Lincolnville; and two formerly North Isiesboro at 8 a. m. and 1 p. M„ ar- well, wife and two children, have arrived Judge Whiting will succeed Fred Emery friends. The bride is the only child of Mr. ualustry through the syndicate controll- Beane of brothers, Air. C. 0. Jordan of Jamaica Xorthport. riving in Belfast at 9.30 A. M. and 2. 30 i*. M.; from Massachusetts for a few weeks’ visit Hallowell, who resigned. and Mrs. Hill and is an and those interests. Of this amount accomplished r. and ing at Mrs. idd Plain and Frank 1. Jordan of Allston. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Hart visited leaves Belfast post office at 9.40 m, s m.ooo is due to the fleet of Dingwell’s home-Miss Meda Freedom lodge, No. 42, Knights of Pyth- educated young lady. They will reside with directly their daughter, Mrs. Annie Albee, of Bass 2.45 p. m. and arrive in Isiesboro at 11.30 •urges, which the" Atwood of Winterport and a friend visited ias, held its semi-annual election of officers Mrs. Hadley’s parents. Itockland-Itockport a. m. 4.30 p. m. • n her Mrs. Harbor last week. They found Mrs. Albee and e company chose to hail from Rock- grandmother, Freeman Atwood, at Castle hall Friday evening June 28th, Resolutions of Respect. mi over Tolford McDonald-Mosheb. The Hillsdale, considerably improved since her recent instead of New York. There are Sunday—Capt. Durham is and the following were elected: C. C., J. of his Mich., Democrat, reports the marriage in severe illness. the polls.I>r. Young, secretary repairing buildings and making a de- W. Deane; V. C., Dr. A. M. Small; P., Bert At a meeting of Washington llose Co. News of Granges. a state board of is for that place of Miss Bessie, daughter of Mr. health, kept busy cided change the better_Children’s Spencer; M. of A., Newell White; M. at held Saturday evening, June 22d, the follow- At the commencement at Hates College "king after matters. Few and Mrs. G. F. Mosher, and Mr. McDonald. smallpox day was observed here by a concert last E. G. K. of R. and resolutions were Miss Josephine Bicknell Neal of Lewiston Seaside Grange observed last Saturday- cases are ill the W., Nicklas; S., Geo. ing adopted: appearing State. The The groom has been engaged as was • Sunday. program was as follows: principal It an All-wise given the first rank for (lur- as children’s night. A program o I"- class of ’01, Bowdoin College, Lamb; M. of E., C. E. Knowlton; M. of Whereas, has pleased scholarship evening of Storer College at Harpers West Providence to take from our our the course. Miss Xeal’s lebrated the 40tli of its Singing by school; prayer; responsive read- F., J. B. I. G., S. 0. Ferry, company ing family former- songs, recitations, etc., was given, and re anniversary Wiggin; Tilton; G., beloved William A. and ings of the 24th music Virginia, with which he has been connected brother, Robinson, lived in Belfast. served. graduation at the Casino at Merry- ; repeating Psalm; by Claude West. This lodge is enjoying un- he will from ly freshments were an whereas, always be missed Nora rec., Jessie for two years, and after European tour of as meeting Park, June 29th, by a banquet Lufkin; Welcome, Curtis; usual prosperity, with a steady increase in our company and we feel his place cannot Mrs. Edward Sibley arrived Sunday from Mystic Grangl, Belmont, is prospering "t ten with rec.. An Invitation to Sabbath three months Mr. and Mrs. McDonald will be therefore be courses, garnished toasts, School, Sid- membership and resources. filled; it Hanover, X. IL, where she attended the usual. June nth was “Children’sNight”and "'inenceand reminiscence. The affair Two take up their residence there. The bride’s Resolved, That we attend the funeral ney Scott; singing; rec., Outcasts, Vil- commencement of Dartmouth College, from they rendered a very entertaining program "us under the of Editor Edward Liberty Lodge of Masons has adopted the father is President of Hillsdale services in a body to pay our last tribute of charge la Grant; singing, Jessie Cunningham and College. son resolutions of respect to our departed comrade; and be it which her Harold T. graduated. He in a fine manner, after which ice cream and stanwood of Boston, who has been Ethel The following respect: Chase; rec, Bridge, Viola Con- Resolved, That our rooms be closed for will arrive home this week. were in lavish June sec retary of the class since graduation, Whereas Liberty Lodge, No. Ill, F. & A- cake served quantities. ant ;rec., The Children’s Hour, Ray Hender- Nickebson-Shaw. A pleasant the period of thirty days, and our bylaws mid to whom the class is much indebt- Masous, have sustained another loss in the wedding be 27th was Memorial Night, and was observed son ceremony occurred at the home of Mr. and draped: and be it also Mrs. G. C. LaBonte of New Bedford, Mass., ed for the of class enthus- ; rec., Lucy Dickey; rec., Hattie Webb; death of Bro. L. L. Prescott, therefore be it with exercises. The address preservation Mrs. Frans Spratt, 1st South street,on Wed- Resolved, That a page in our record book visited her James appropriate usm rec. by five children; rec., Susie Resolved, That we appreciate the sterling be father, Mitehell, in North- and for the success of the frequent Bowden; June 19, when Miss Thel- left to his memory and a copy of these was made in a able manner the Rev. qualities he has manifested as a nesday evening, last week. very by are Mamie always ma resolutions be sent to the bereaved port, She was accompanied by reunions. There 23 men of the rec., Tommy’s Prayer, Lincoln, rec., that we Shaw of Bar Harbor, and Mr. Walter family I. of Morrill. 1 Mason; are duly grateful for the H. Holt lass E. Nickerson of East Corinth were and to The Journal. her friend Mrs. matron of Keith's surviving, and nearly all of these The Poet and His Children, Gertrude Con- many kindnesses he has shown to us as a united Republican Crowley, in The ceremony was new in "ere present. The occasion was the ant school. lodge. marriage. performed theatre Boston. ; singing by Rev. C. S. in the Notes. most memorable in the class Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt by McLearn, presence of a Ernest Wing of Searsmont was the guest Newspaper history. small the 1 lie to his that fresh flowers company of relatives and friends a few days last week of L. R. Robinson. William J. Curtis of New York, who has southern section of Knox Co. was Down in the insurance district, where the sympathy widow; of be the the contracting parties. The bride was Mr. Wing is a member of a beautiful The Maine Wood’s plant has been in- '■sited by a fierce electrical storm hot weather is quite as enervating as else- placed upon altar for three meetings Quantabacook summer residence in Camden, re- and a of attired in white, with bridal veil.1 Lodge of Searsmont and in the In Rockland where, is one device for comfort that deserves copy these resolutions be spread participated gave 83000 to In the creased by the addition of a new press, early Saturday morning. our Srettilyliss Josephine Nickerson acted as maid of celebration at Camden.—Rock- ently Bowdoincolledge 'no a wider recognition. P. Field has his upon records and a copy be sent to his Amity lodge folder and binder. fine residence of Charles E. George also honor, and Mr. Edgar Roberts attended the land Courier-Gazette. name of his class of 187S as a prize for an Capt. private office cooled by an electric fan. Just widow; to the Republican Journal for Hall on Middle street hill was struck, groom. Little Helen Greeley acted as ring on some in colonial or is have in front of the fan he has placed an open bot- publication. essay subject United The Boston Journal to quarters in “Ut the and girl. Mr. and Mrs. Nickerson left on the J. F. beyond shattering chimney tle of aromatic salts, and the current of air Arthur Ritchie, 1 Committee to Stanford, general manager of the States history. Mrs. Curtis is now in Cam- a .new million-dollar building, eleven stories a evening boat for a trip Portland and destroying fireplace in the second distributes the odor over the entire G. H. on reviving Cargill, } other towns. They will make their home in New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., den with her daughters. Mr. Curtis will ar- is height. The Journal will be on top, as “fory, little damage was done. At ; room.- Boston Herald. ! J. C. Resoluti ons Sherman, ) Madison, Me.—Bar Harbor Beeord. was in Belfast last week on business. rive in ajfew weeks in his yacht Kathelmina. usual. NEWS OF THE WEEK. .The dam at Little Bocky pond, Chautauqua and the Pan-American. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Uninvented Inventions. which controls the water supply for the Maine Matters. Adjutant General government hatchery at Green lake, and Every home and teems with which Chautauqua, N. Y. As early spring last workshop Richards has received a letter from was carried away recently, will be [Deferred from week.] profitable suggestions to the man with rebuilt at once, and in such a that advances into summer the up- Capt. C. G. Morton, now serving in the way inquiry H open eyes and mind, says Frank F. it will the facilities of the alldale. B. F. Foster is at home who was detailed for improve permost in the minds of many people Coleman in Philippines, duty from a few — F. A. Everybody’s Magazine. M. Hines, 28 years Rockport for days The in the State at the outbreak of the hatchery.Michael is “When and how shall I my fortunes of Mr. Carnegie, the was drowned in the spend Clement is on the siek list—N. S. Vose Spanish war, and who was with the old, riverjat Bangor Rockefellers, the Armours, and all their June 20th'while He swam summer vacation?” Of the many thou- took a load to Pittsfield last first Maine at Chickamauga as lieuten- swimming. of furniture associates were founded on just such across the and when who in the have turn- ant colonel. He says tfiat matters are river, returning sands past years Monday—W. H. Hall of Lowell, Mass., is observations. The cost of refining ker- was taken with and sank be- osiue oil looking very favorable and that he ex- cramps ed their tired steps toward the refresh- visiting his father, E. B. Hall ...Mr. E. is paid to day from the des- fore assistance could reach him. The pects to return to the United States in and influences of the Herrick of Rockland is the guest of B. F. pised sludge acid which used to foul our was recovered. He was unmarried. ing surroundings rivers and about a year, when he will bring a num- body in this district closed harbors. The old waste of .The Eastern shores of Lake Stevens—The school of for the Maine Library club, quiet Chautauqua, the slaughter-houses in as much ber interesting trophies State last Thursday. brings Capital. He speaks in high terms of composed of librarians of this vicinity, many indeed will revisit this year the to-day as the tiesh of the animals killed. held its J une session on J une 2lst in the a the Philippines and advises his friends famous educational resort, led hither by Monroe Center. Mrs. Irving Bailey X tore has waste products still wait- in this to lecture-room at the Y. M. C. A. building, ing for use. Prairie was one country advocate expansion the additional attractions of the near of Searsport has been visiting relatives here. wire-grass of Bangor, with a good attendance. The of these. It is now hand- .At a meeting the stockholders of —John Nado has to Boston_ made into officers of the club are B. Pan-American. These two great gone some the Atkinson Furnishing Co., held in Balph Jones, by furniture and furnishings. Corn .IN. Elizabeth M. Frank Nado has moved his family from the Portland, .June 18th, it was voted to liq- Orono, president; Pond, features being but two hours’ ride stock pith is made into fillings for war- THE NEW BABY Nado’s — School uidate. as the directors have Belfast, vice-president; J. H. Winches- twin-star Spearing house to John ships hulls, to close the recently apart, will this year be the water-tight Opens up a new world to the loving sold out the stock and of the ter, Corinna, secretary and treasurer. closed here last week—Mr. E. S. Page holes made by an fixtures attractions in the of summer di- enemy. mother. If it is a healthy baby All of the officers and a number of the way received a week from his Find a strong, company to a new corporation. This letter last sou, substitute for the elastic Para that new world is a world of there happiness. closes out the famous Atkinson members were present.The county versions, and seldom, if ever, has Wm. B. connected with the rubber, and your fortune is made. Cel- Co., Page, who is If it is a weak, fretful child the new TRUSSES commissioners of Maine will meet in luloid and for1901 which at one time had been offered to the summer in oxidized linseed oil are fair many branches tourist, army in Cuba and is now stationed at Paso world is full of anxiety. It has been in New and annual convention in Ellsworth August substitutes for some but many England cities' head- one season, such a combination of Caballos, about nine miles from purposes, proven in thousands of cases, that the 14, and during their will be the Cienfuegos. has that quarters at Boston. One by one the stay nothing yet been found pos- use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite of the Hancock commissioners amusement, entertainment, instruction The letter states that they were ordered sesses Prescrip- ENTIRELY NEW branches have been disposed of until guests the true elastic properties of tion makes all the difference between and the of Ellsworth. A to and educational feasts as will be from Matanzas Feb. 2nd, to the present rubber from the parent house at Boston alone re- city trip repre- Para. There is still noth- strength and weakness in children. Bar Harbor on the day following the a station to relieve the companies of the 10th ing like leather for but the in- mained. The Bangor branch was dis- 1 sented by visit to Chautauqua Assem- shoes, mothers have Convention is 20th the ventor Healthy, happy healthy, posed of to a local syndicate some planned.June the Pan-American and Infantry, who were going to the United may find a substitute to his happy children. Favorite Penobscot county commissioners award- bly, Niagara Prescrip- months ago.Representatives of a syn- States,and made the distance of 150 miles in profit. tion gives the mother strength to give ed the contract for the construction of Falls, all features of world-wide fame The automobilist is Solid Comfort Truss dicate of New York capitalists were in 44 days, the fastest marching ever made in waiting anxious- her child. It makes the baby’s advent last week the new Penobscot county court house ! and one in ly for a to drive his Bluehill investigating the 1 yet virtually aggregation, Cuba. satisfactory power practically painless and promotes the to M. C. Foster & Son of Waterville, The same Dunn mining properties at Bluehill, their and one carriage. power would solve secretion of the nourishment necessary .WITH.... for Bobert J. of Ban- cheap easy accessibility which include the Douglass, Bluehill $78,500. Beilley j Pittsfield. Dr. W. C. Marden accom- the vexed question of cross-town cars to the healthful feeding of the nursing gor the contract for : to another. in Xew and other copper mines, ft is under- was.given slating panied three patients to the Central Maine York. The Metropolitan Street child. $1,082. The fire-proofing on the build- The managers of the Pan-American Railroad is thous- stood the negotiations for the mines are General Hospital, Lewiston, last Company spending «I have been using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre- will be done Andrew W. Wood- week; ands in can practically closed. The Newr York men ing by Exposition have arranged for a Chau- experimenting with compressed scription and say it is just what you adver- man of for two from this place and one from Hartland. tise it to be,” writes Mrs. Victor Hadin, of ...Water Pad,,. are to Boston, $5,002.While air and storage but these J. buying them operate.Hon. Wm. the month of battery cells, Lconardsville, Co., Kansas. I his lobster near tauqua Day during July. ... Mrs. Sarah met with a are Riley began II. Morton of Salmon N. has hauling traps Bagged Rogers painful only makeshifts. Steam railroads it two months before came Falls, H., At this time all to taking just baby island, Crie Haven, June Judson things pertaining accident She was her need a similar and was benefited its use. The doc- prest nted Berwick with $3000, 20th, recently. leading power to operate inde- greatly by Academy of Matinieus wreck- be at the tor who attended me said I aid about as well as Cool, easy and perfect relicj h> the of which used for a Young pulled up Chautauqua will emphasized horse from the stable to the yard, when he pendently cars of suburban service. income is’tjXbe any one he had seen (as I was sick about age from the sloop Wild Bose. This air and both only the wearer. »cho arsliip to be known, a^the Wm. H. Exposition and all Chautauquans will suddenly jumped, throwing Mrs. Rogers to Liquid acetylene gas three hours), and also that your Favorite Pre- craft was owned Albert Hall offer new fields for the scription was ‘one medicine’ w’hich he Morton Berwick by C'apt. the with such force as to break her inventor. Al- patent scholarship. Academy be welcomed as special guests during ground did nave faith in. We now have a of Crie Haven, who left Tenants Har- though air can be made for darling baby was established in 1719 and is the oldest wrist. Dr. reduced the fracture_ liquid per- boy, strong and who weighed nine Call in and see them. Oct. and who had not been heard the There will be public meetings Taylor five a healthy, institution of learning in the State of bor, 5, day. haps cents gallon, as yet not a pounds when born. During this month he has from since. One of the is still Mrs. B. C. St. John of Dover, Kansas, has three Maine.Bath’s “grand old man,” traps and exercises of various kinds. The single commercial use lias been found gained and one-half pounds. Have never No for fitting. fastened to the bull of the and been in Massachusetts several weeks visit- for it. Mr. of given him one dose of medicine.” charge Charles Davenport, aged 92 years, died sloop, of the two institutions Pictet Geneva, a pioneer efforts will be made to raise the wreck co-operation in Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical was ing relatives and friends, and is coming to the liquefying of gases, has ^ Wednesday. He probably the should beneficial to both. The proposed in the hope of obtaining some further prove Maine this week to visit her to use the process for the Adviser, in paper covers, sent free on I wealthiest man in Sagadahoc county sister, Mrs. J. separating *• evidence to the movement further illustrates the won- and of 21 one-cent to and had for many years, up to within a relating captain’s disap- S. Davis, in Pittsfield. She will also visit nitrogen oxygen of the air, land receipt stamps pay pearance. each of these expense of mailing only. Address Dr.1 POOR & tew weeks of his death, led a class in derful opportunity that is offered this numerous relatives and friends in different marketing forspecialpur- SON, Druggists. poses. A in Xew York has the R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Sunday school.The death of ex-Gov. for a visit to the Pan-American of the factory In Brief. year parts State, including Bangor, Bel- same I’ingree of Detroit, in London, brings Nome. Alaska, had a dis- objects in view. Carbonic-acid astrous fire on and to at the same time. fast and other towns—Mrs. J. S. Davis keen sadness to Maine as well as Michi- May 28. The blaze Chautauqua gas, frozen out of the atmosphere, started in the old court and rates will be within has been in poor health for some would also be a gan, for the Pine Tree State was always building The railroad easy weeks, product of the process. then spread to the but is the Universalist proud that the ex-governor was among Washington Trading reach of every one and the rapid means improving.At “Sons of Company Building and the Smilie Camp- church last children the distinguished Maine,” of between Buffalo and Sunday, twenty young bell building. The lire hose was filled communication he being a native of Denmark, Me. were christened — The trustees and with ice and the firemen had diffi- will make it to many The state Board of Trade has great Chautauqua possible friends of ROYAL accept- are in MissMariannaA.Everett sorry ed an invitation from the Dockland culty overcoming the (lames. The visit the institutions alternately. Many that she felt obliged to resign her position to hold its annual at losses amount to 8126,650.A contract BALD Board meeting visitors to the are has been in New a Exposition planning as principal of the normal department of With- that place on Tuesday and Wednesday, signed York for com- outfit of stock for the to make their home while the Maine Central Institute and take a Sept. 17 and Is. A banquet and a trip plete rolling Re- Chautauqua out a FRUIT and Grand Forks in much help, to one of tlie granite islands off Dock- public railroad, in the east and will go to Buffalo in the needed rest after 17 years of earnest, The road will be 48 miles bald land will he among the features of the Washington. morning, remaining at the Exposition faithful work as a teacher, the past ten of spot of long and of standard gauge. At Grand which she never excursion.Mrs. John F. Hill Au- the day and return to Chautau- has been connected with this the wife of under- Forks it will connect with the Canadian during gusta, Governor Hill, school. Miss Everett is a graduate of Farm- JAR Pacific. The for a restful in the an first trains will probably qua night. Early grows went operation at the Maine General ington State Normal class of 'S4, and be run in November. The roail there will be a school, hospital, Portland, June 19th. The early season at Chautauqua smaller. MADE OF FINE CLEAR will be used to and her success shows her to be well equipped operation, which was performed by Dr. mainly carry gold series of five individual lectures on the silver ore from the for and to the work of — It Gerrish of the was not mines in the Repub- adapted teaching keeps FULL hospital staff, a of the GLASS,HANDSO/TE SQUARE SHARE, lic district.John I). Rockefeller has plan and scope Pan-American Rev. S. C. Whitcomb was in town serious one in its character, and the Monday spread- jj, vaa&s siaatf to Cornell on the different SEU patient is doing given 8250,000 Fniversity Exposition by directors of on business and calling on friends, who are MEASURE. HAS THE CELEBRATED finely.Dev. George condition that until a well an equal amount be con- ing, W. Fuller, formerly known Ban- departments of the exposition. always glad to see him. MtTAL IN tributed others. The whole when se- SEALING FASTENING. NO gor newspaper man,received the by at last your friends degree will of bachelor of at the Tufts cured be used for providing addi- North Searsport. John Dow, who “ theology BELFAST FREE LIBRARY. say, How bald he is CONNECTION WITH FRUIT. BY EVERN college commencement. He lias receiv- tional accommodations for instruction has been visiting his mother, Sirs. James and research.Andrew will ed a call to a pastorate in a Mas- Carnegie L. Dow, returned to New York Saturday. getting.” TEST THE BEST PERFECT V ACUUM VOl sachusetts town.Mrs. D. W. erect a monument to James G. Blaine. New Books. June, 1901. La Lac- ... .Charles and Miss Nina Robertson Not to cure Gray easy A heurot Portland has received a Personal friendship of many years’ WILL FIND II INDISPENSABLE AFTER cable annual for of called on friends and warm admiration of Appleton's cyclopaedia Prospect here Sunday. an gram from Freedom, Africa, announc- standing, the old baldness, but great champion of American 1900.. 031. Ap — Mrs. Emma Cate, her daughter, Mrs. TEST OF ITS MERITS. ing the death of her husband, Dev. Dr. | industries, easy to stop the first 1). W. J.a Laelieur, there. Mr. La Lac- inspires the philanthropist in this latest Arnold, Augusta Foote. Kyle, and granddaughter of Everett, Mass., Patented April 7, 1800. It is believed that heur formerly was pastor of the undertaking. the The sea-beaeh at ebb-tide. A who have been visiting her father, R. T. thinning, easy to site for the monument will be in Vaughan street church in Portland, Schen guide to the study of the sea- Dodge, returned home Saturday_Sir. and check the first and was well known ley Park, Pittsburg, near the Carnegie animal falling throughout the weeds and lower life Sirs. C. O. Fernald visited Sir. and Sirs. In addition to the above we the own the following patents: “Smalley" Square Fi state. For several institute.The transport Thomas, car- out. Used in years past lie has found between tide-marks. Fred Coffin at Monroe last week_Winnie time, “Smalley" Glass Milk Jars with Tin Handles. “Smalley” Crated Demijohn*, ring teachers to Manila, will sail on .1 been connected with the Christian Alli- uly 1901.. 593. Ar bald- man" Crated Boxed “Yietor” I 23. The teachers are a Illustrations, Slathews will close her term of school in Demijohns, “Smalley" Demijohns. Egg ance Missionary and at the paid 81200 year. society Their Calkins, Raymond. Frankfort James L. Dow is ness is “Smalley" Lightning Shakers. time of his death was a tour of appointment lies wholly with the Friday—Sirs. making Substitutes for saloons. An in- And all Bottles with Trade Mark IT'LL MEASCKE" ljlown in the glass and tin the world in the interest of the society. Philippine commission.Civil govern- visiting her daughter, Sirs. Amos Colcord, made ment will made for the Com- tors and owners of Short Measure Bottles lettered “Warranted Flask*." The cause of his death is not known. be established in the Philip- vestigation in Belfast—Ed. Chapin of Camden made Aven islands on 4. William of 1901. 178. C He was 79 years old.The Bay Point pine July Judge mittee Fifty. a flying visit to this place last week_ impos- II. Taft will be as civil hotel at Dockland will not be opened designated gov- Churchill, Winston. Asaph Dodge of Washington, D. C., is ex- s i b 1 e this season. Alan who ernor. He will remain at the head of Campbell, The crisis. Illustrations by II. at his childhood’s home 2nd— — nair the which is to pected July with bought the hotel and 10 acres Philippine commission, 1901. recently be C. Christy. C 47-3 I)r. Hills has settled in South Natick, Slass. of land for §30,000 has failed in continued. The order creating civil A. G. SHALLEY & CO.. making ('role, George. Sirs. Hills and family are visiting her father, liis payments and the directors find it governor will be issued by the President visor Tarry Thou till I come, or Sal- W. J. and will soon to their necessary to dispose of the to through the secretary of war.On the Slathews, go property the Jew. .MANUFACTUltEIIS OF. other parties. X. P. Sewall, a former Ijockefeller-Carnegie plan of endowing athiel, wandering home—Charles Keller visited friends in It stops falling, proprietor, offered §3.7,000 in cash fd? colleges and libraries, a Western bene- 1901. 230.22 Stockton Slonday—Sliss Sleda Russell of whose name promotes and the entire property. II. W. Dicker of factor, is withheld, has Dreyfus, Alfred. Burnham is visiting her sister, Sliss Rosa growth, placed in a Denver bank in the Poland House 81,000,000 — takes out all dandruff. Spring is also con- Five years of my life 1894-1899.. B-D 824 Russell Sirs. H. E. Robbins lias gone to BOTTLE GLASSWARE ana MACHINE-CUT CORKS, the of the securities for the purpose of establish- sidering purchase property.... Field, Eugene. Appleton to visit her mother, Sirs. Hart, It restores I lie lisli ever seen in Ellsworth ing people’s church'es throughout the always largest — Sharps and liats. Collated by who is very sick W. L. Slathews, l’ercie 8 Blackstone St., BOSTON, HASS was displayed last week at Giles & country, following the lines laid down color to faded or Dr. Slason 1900 2 v. 811. F 4-5 Scribner and Archie Slerithew went to Win- gray BurriH's market. It was a halibut by II. W. Thomas. Thompson. Henlene Adeline. terport last to witness the hair, all the ricn weighing, dressed, 408 pounds. The tisli Guerber, Saturday game dark, Branch Store, 125 Hudson St., New York City, N. Y. weighed, when caught, 438 pounds. It Story of the English. 942. G 9 of base-ball between the Winterport team color of early life. You was Fred of Political Points. The Boston Her- of the Greeks. 938. G 9 and the team. Edward ESTABLISHED 18011. caught by Erickson Cran- Story Searsport ^... Murray it ald declares that the may depend upon berry Isles, who hauled the monster on Democratic party Story of the Romans. 937. G !> of Boston is in town and will spend the hoard his boat is for obliterated time. It fishing alone.Mr. and practical purposes Howe, Mark A. DeWolfe. summer with Sir. and Sirs. Slathews. every brings Mrs. of Portland have unless it turns from the George Payson squarely away Life of Brooks. 1899. Caroline, wife of James R. Slassure of health to the hair. fatuus it has been Phillips subscribed one thousand dollars to the ignis pursuing for the this (Beacon B-B 79 h place, died June 20th, of apoplexy, $1.00 a bottle. All fund for building the nurses' home at last six years—and it shows no signs of biographies.). Druggists. William aged 77 years. Sirs. Slassure was a woman the Maine General hospital.lion. turning.Senator Allison says lie is too Moody, Vaughn. I have used your Hair Vigor and all am with it. 1 have Paris Gibson, United States Senator old to be thought of for a Poems. 1901. 811. M 77 respected by who knew her. She g: ?at'y pleased Republican only used one bottle of it, and yet a candidate for the leaves an a from Montana, made short visit to Presidency. When Mowbray, J. P. aged husband, daughter, my hair has stopped falling out and NEW FURNITURE STORE. the next convention has started to Maine last week. Senator Gibson, meets he will be A journey to Nature. 1901.... M 87 Sir. Albert Beal of Frankfort, and several grow again nicely.” Julius Witt, Have onened a line of household who is a native of the little town of seventy-live.The Massachusetts who have the just furniture of every description. leg- Oppenheim, Nathan. grandchildren, sympathy March 28,1899. Canova, S. Dak. NEW and FRESH direct from the Brownfield in Oxford islature has just adjourned Everything factory. county, graduated finally. The development of the child. of the entire community in their hour of from Bowdoin in 1851 and came Though it meets its sessions College annually sad affliction. The funeral Wr/tm thm Dmoto*. Parlor Suits, Chamber Willow Chairs to rival in those of 1898. 649. Op services were Suits, to Maine attend the 50th reunion of length any other legis- If you do rot obtain all the benefits held and her remains were at lature in the The •Pierce, Frederick Clifton. Saturday interred you from the use of ths his class the commencement exercises country newspapers expected Couches, Lounges, Sideboards, China Closets, Chiffoniers are that in Sit. Olivet Vigor, write the Doctor about it. of his alma mater.John Pierce, the conceding Hon. Harry R. Vir- The Field genealogy. 1901. 2v. 929. F 4 Cemetery. Address, Da. J. C. AYER. well known contractor, accom- gin of Portland is to be the next Presi- Lowell. Mass. granite Robinson, Charles Mulford. Lincoi.nvii.i.e. Mrs. Harry Joll and Miss G. K. Heins of the firm of dent of the Maine Senate, and that the A large line A1'L panied by Improvement in town and Minnie Mathews of.|r0n Heins & Eafarge. architects of St. speakership of the House will lie be- arrived Sunday for a visit Bedsteads, SIZKSSEL1,INC nil V tween the cities, or the practical basis to their Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Math- John’s Cathedral, New York city, for Hon. Waldo Pettengill of parents, I also keep the celebrated .... of civic aesthetics. 1901— 352. R which the large columns are being Rumford Falls, and the Hon. Oscar ews.... Mrs, Charles Frohock and son Caroline. quarried at Wharff’s quarry, Yinal- F. Fellows of Bucksport. Sawyer, Josephine Chester of Worcester, Mass., are visiting ^vWHITE HOUNTA1N REFRIGERATORS.^ liaven, visited the quarry last week.... Every inch a king. Romance Mrs. Grace Frohock.... Miss Helen Bragg Best in the market. Over one million in use. Call and see them before pur^: > S. Bird was found to be the “ Maynard of Henry of Monmouth. 1901. 119.3 of Cambridge, Mass., arrived Sunday and successful bidder when the proposals Nothing Like It. Thayer, James Bradley. will spend her vacation with her sister, Summer for in 3 1-2 $18,000 percent municipal Life of John Marshall. Por- Spring ^HATTRESSES, SPRIM1S CLOTHES REELS, Mrs. Harriet Coombs — Alton bonds of the of Rockland The Greatest Thing in the World. French spent refunding City trait. 1901. bio- at (Riverside at home—Miss Winnifred French In fact everything to he found in a first-class furniture were opened the Treasurer’s office The whole of New in Sunday 4.goods.4 England and, fact, graphical series.). B-M 355 t June 20th. His bid was at the rate of the whole world is talking of the Pan-Amer- closed a very successful term of school at and the receives as ican Ernest Seton. $105.42, city premium Exposition, which opened May l and Thompson, the Beach Friday, with 42 enrolled and an AN UP-TO-DATE LINE OF continues until November H. E. 70 Main Street $005.00.One of the principal features 1, 1H01. It is by The biography of a grizzly. average attendance of 38. The following flcDonald, for the entertainment of the far the most complete and artistic Exposi- members Drawings. 1901. 599. T 3 were not absent one half tion ever gotten up, and on ex- pupils day: Gladys HATS and of tl ie M aine Sportsmen’s Fish andGame everything CAPS, hibition is well worth seeing. To Nazareth or Tarsus? Anon.. 231.14 M. French, Blanche G. French, Minot I). Association, during their annual ex- New will Englanders be particularly in- Wiggin, Kate Douglas. French, Gertrude D. French, Earle C. Han- cursion to -Moosehead lake this year, terested in the Manufactures and HOSIERY Machinery Penelope’s Irish Melville E. FMEN»ndBOYS. will be a twenty mile race between the Exhibits, so close is their connection to the experiences. nan, Dearborn, Flora E. Pills- Priscilla and Rebecca, two lake steam- interests therein contained, yet the wonder- 1901. 246.17.3 i bury, Merritt H. Carver, Rennis W. Math- ful exhibits in Uncle GLOVES, ers. The race will be over a 20 mile Sam's three buildings ews— Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Fernald and and ill the Electricity Building will •Presented. course and will probably take place prove daughter Bessie spent Sunday, June Kith, rtth.Edward Graffam, convicted instructive and profitable to every visitor. Etc. July There is no branch in science or with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Higgins — The UNDERWEAR, of the murder of Clifford Mosher at industry Railroad Petition Denied. that is not represented; neither is there a steamer Pottsville and a remained off on tug A Gorham and his coal January 12, last, country in the Western but Hemisphere the Beach during the fog Friday and Satur- negro accomplice “Bill” Hands, arrived deemed it advisable to exhibit at Buffalo, The board of railroad commissioners Miss Ella who has been June 21st, at the State prison in Thom- and you can depend upon it that every- June 27th, rendered a decision on the j day— Thomas, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, aston, where the former was sentenced thing worth showing will be shown. petition of the Franklin, Somerset and attending the Camden High school, is at Buffalo is just the city for a great exposi- The to pass the rest of his life, and Hands Kennebec R. R. Co., asking for a phy- I home for the summer vacation_The con- largest and finest line in the city, in all tion. Its location is on the shores of the latest colors famine Lake the next ten years. The convicts were sical junction of its tracks with the and fabrics. Erie, assuring a cool and delightful tempera- cert planned for Sunday evening June 23d, by the prisoner named ture. tracks of the River R. R. accompanied Its every street is like a park, and all Sandy thereby was postponed to June 30th on account of Kelley, whose testimony led to Graff- its environs are conducive of A hanging its terminus north of and NECKWEAR strikes terror to the books of pleasure. the storm — Mr. and Mrs. Harry Long and pocket only am’s arrest last winter. The trio were delightful ride of less than an hour takes through the Maine Central R. R. station son Linwood To the in charge of Clerk Dennison of the you to Niagara Falls, which is one of the grounds. The is denied the spent a few days last week please most fastidious. Beautiful petition by goods in all the newest shapes. those who have not a modern Hot Water prison....William J. Curtis, Esq., of New greatest natural attractions in the world. commissioners as the decision is regard- with Mrs. Long’s mother,Mrs. L.A.Crooker, The best line to Buffalo from York has given Bowdoin college the any point in ed, in some respects,as the most — Mrs. Isadore Drinkwater spent last New England is via the Boston and Maine import- or Steam in their homes. sum of $3000 to establish in the name ant ever handed down the board. It week iu Belfast—Will and little System R. R. This route lies through the famed by Young of the class of a for the best contains over 8000 and the 1875, prize Berkshire and Hoosac valleys, than which words, case daughter of Winterport spent a few days essav on some subject in colonial or there is none more is reviewed and Lamson & Hubbard beautiful. The Boston very thoughly sugges- last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. United States History.Representa- and Maine has arranged for low rates to tions as to the best way of the The in fuel is as wonderful as is the settling Stephen Young. Misses Ella and saving tives of the Maine Women’s Relief Buffalo from all points on its line, and if difficulty are offered. Important and JStella are and even these from various of the State you going to the great show send to the intricate of railroad law came Young Blanche Dean returned with vitality-giving, genial, temperature Corps parts General Pass. points up in lafct week to ob- Dept., B. & M. R. R Boston, for the the them....Schooner distribute the house. gathered Bangor for information. interpretation of board. Lizzie, Capt. Carver, systems throughout serve the 17th anniversary of the estab- sailed for Rockland Monday with casks— lishment of the organization in this Miss Hannah Adams and Miss Alice Field The first Relief in Maine The Small Pox Geo. T. 44 Main Belfast. State. Corps Steamer. go to Bangor Thursday to attend the Ep- Read, St., was established in Bangor, and when worth League convention — Rev. H. E. six others had been formed in various The American tramp steamer Wini- CASTOR IA IDBAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators. MoFarlane will a Town Maine cities and towns the department fred, Capt. Robinson, from Newport For Infants and Children. hold meeting at the was organized. During the past 17 years News for Bangor, which was ordered House, Wednesday evening. ..Capt. Wyman the organzation has shown a steady to Boston from Fort Point by the IN KM Yw Dm Always Bought Bullock is at home ...Miss Carrie Drink- growth, and at the present time there surgeon general at Washington .on water is visiting her grandfather, Mr. R. B. Spring Style, 1901. are in the State nearly 70 corps, as account or one of her crew being afflict- Sherman. Soft and Stiff. None better made. None only seven, 17 years ago.In a ed with small pox, was released from < Me. against more stylish, and to be had only of FRED ATWOOD Winterport. book recently by John W. quarantine June 26th, after thor- published being She Didn't Wear A Mask. Leonard, called “Who is Who in Amer- oughly fumigated, and proceeded up the ica,” among the noted women natives of harbor to an anchorage between the A roor Millionaire But her beauty was completely hidden by Maine sketches of whose lives are giv- ferries. Her cargo of coal has been starved in London because he sores, blotches and pimples till she used INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE, Lately Bucklen’s Arnica Then is that of the act- and she will haul to could not his food. use of Salve. they vanish- r P en, Georgia Cayvan, disposed of, digest up Early ed as will all Fever Dwight Palmer, who was bom in Bath. This book wharf to Louis Dr. King’s New Life Pills would nave sav- Eruptions, Sores, Boils, ress, Mystic discharge. Ulcers, Carbuncles and Felons from its use. Masonic of 8802 noted the ed him. They strengthen the stomach, aid Temple, Belfast. contains biographes living Villiance, sailor who was sick Infallible for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Scalds Americans and 278 of these were born with and was landed at digestion, promote assimilation, improve and smallpox Price 25c. back if not Piles. Cure guaranteed. 23c at R. H. in which to is and it appetite. Money Maine, according popula- Gulloups island, doing well, satisfied. Sold by K. H. Moody, druggist. Moody’s. Over Million Assets tion gives the Pine Tree State a high is thought will recover. Representing Twenty record.The President has appointed Interested. Tess—'"I’ve got a new way OASTOHXA. Chandler Hale of Maine to be secre- “So your son has returned from col- to tell a person’s age.” Jess— “Is that so? WANTED FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, PLATE OLA5S, TORNADO INSURANCE. of at Austria,and leg has he?” “Yes,” he about 15 A tary legation Vienna, got Will you tell any one’s age?” Tess—“Yes.” I middle-aged lady who would like a good William L. Garrish to be Collector of degrees below the graduating require- Jess—“Tell me home where the work Is not hard. Apply to the BOILER INSURANCE AND INSPECTION.Security Sonde lor Cashiers. Conlrtst yours, then.”—Philadelphia girls'home. OTSTBAM Customs for the District of Saco, Me. ments.”—Richmond Press. _. / Dispatch. Belfast, June 13, ltOl. ore, Administrators and Trustees | Correspondence solicited | Real estate bought and sold IN AFRICA. ^IlLWAY JOURNEY Oran is not one of the Algerian towns SEWS NOTSS. Read of the Locomotive Tract* Hundred Miles to tlie Province of ; which can claim a high antiquity, though i|]r Samuel R. Callaway, before bis ap- AstonishinB Modernization of some writers to it with fallen in the Ba- (|rloi. RkeoiMUsa attempt identify Heavy snows have pointment to the of tbe presidency loco- v„rtliern Africa. I the Portus of the Romans. varian and Alps. Rheumatic pains are the cries of Magnus It Tyrolean motive trust, beld a similar position on of The protest ul Correspondence Journal.] and distress from tortufed muscles, aching appears to have been founded at the be- Oklahoma millers are arranging to and excited nerves. use mi i n, Africa, May 28,1901. From joints The blood has ginning of the 10th century, by two Beaumont oil for fuel. been poisoned by the accumulation of to Oran the distance by railway Arab merchants from com- Capt. C. Barnes of Oklahoma waste matter in the system, and can no Spain, w'ho, Harry ,i four hundred miles in a south- has declined an as second longer supply the pure and health sustain- ing to this coast for commercial pur- appointment lieutenant in the ed ,v direction. You start from the ing food they require. The whole system poses, obtained leave from the domi- regular army, prefer- fefls the effect of this acid and ring civil life. hi on the busy quay, taking one of poison; nant tribe to establish a small set- t not until the blood has been purified and A .in. well-appointed coaches—late- tlement. called it girl’s band in Laurel, Kan., broke brought back to a condition will They “Wahran,” on healthy up the eve of a public performance ! in England—which are at first the aches and cease. a and until the pains meaning ravine; Spanish because the members could not agree Mrs. James Kelt, of 707 Ninth street. N. B_ | surprise to the traveler who comes it remained a little be- on a Washington, D. C., writes as follows: “A few conquest village programme. The Kind You Have and which has been ! to it" and mouths I had an Always Bought, Africa prepared “rough ago attack of Sciatic Rheum* side the stream, with an indifferent have in usm in its worst torm. The Oklahoma fruit growers begun use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of find it easier to reconcile himself pain was so intense that I harbor and a fortificatian on the shore. the annual of peaches to the became shipment and has been made under his per- camel transit of the Bedouins completely pros- Northern markets. The is esti- trated. The attack was an After holding it seven years, in the name crop mated at sonal supervision since its infancy. .idem luxuries in this far coun- unusually severe one, and of the caliphs of the I 750,(<00,000. /-cc
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