The Republican Journal. Nl>- M'li:11-- 4-'_BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14. I9-20. FJVE 0ENT7^ Presents a Very The Stomal Supreme Judicial Court The Montville Fair THE CHURCHES Waldo Pomona BiU This Week. Grange. PERSONAL. PERSONAL Strong Justice Warren C. Philbrook of — Augusta, “When the frost is on the pumpkin and First Church. Rev. Waldo Pomona held another of its is a Maurice Universaust all -s Garter 10.45 a. Mrs. Nathan H. Small left foi Albert Presiding. the fodder in the shock” there is some- C. minister. m., around Monday Toothaker and party left an all star cast, George Boom, enjoyable meetings with South Sunday , on with sermon; 12 a two weeks’ visit in Boston. : in native of New morning worship and m., by auto fora trip with Wyoming as their around a dainty jewelled Divorces Decreed thing every England Montville Grange Tuesday, Oct 5th. It Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. destination. its trail is romance, which is or quite a was a beautiful Joseph G. Patterson left yet Hazel Lillian Frazier, Libt. of Belfast, nearly community day and there was a good and thrills innum- (Unitarian) for a vs. Charles Truman Frazier of instinct attendance at an First Parish Church, Thursday visit in Bangor. Cecil went to Hartland; impelling agri- attendance, the only trouble the day was Clay Machias Monday t& gtrv. for Rev. A. E Wilson, minister. Preaching adultery. Tie custody of their minor cultural fair. These Autum nal Festivals all too short. W. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Frost have been in attend the October session of service at 10.45 a. m. Church school at M., Bert L. Aboru was the Supreme la;, Enid Bennett in Henry was to child, Truman, given the draw to its ser- Boston and a together the young and the old at a noon. All cordially invited in the chair. Much to vicinity for a few days’ visit. Judicial Court for iti've seen lot of libellant. The libelee to pay libellant the ] the general regret Washington county. the common center from a wide radius. ! vices. o girl reforms sum of $100. They the W. Lecturer, who is teaching, could Miss Carrie Sheriff of Rockland has Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Putnam left Satur- ke to come across Lillie M. Libt. of are occasions where new Nickerson, Belfast, vs. acquaintances Methodist Church. People’s Meth- not be present, and the W. T., who has been the guest of Mrs. Arvilla B. Webber. day for an extended visit with their ,ne with the Walter J. Nickerson of are pleads for formed and old are re- odist Rev. Charles W. Martin, Swanville; friendships Church, I been very sick, we were glad to hear is Mrs. T. A. in Roslin- that’s the situation cruel and abusive treatment. 7 Court tele- Mrs. George Murch of Medford, | daughter, Mitchell, newed; occasions where social distinc- pastor; parsonage, No. St.; Mass., Samu 1 I improving. Opened in the “wait- is the dale, Mass. Harvey, Libt., Swanville, vs. phone, 213.11. Sunday morning preach- form, guest of Mrs. George W. Burgess. tions are forgotton and the poor and the time was irox in Human Stuff Nettie E. Harvey of residence 12 m. Evening ing taken up remarks unknown; ing, 10.45; Sunday school, by by Mrs. Charles E. Sherman Mrs. H. E. Morrill of Belmont returnee for rich meet on a went to s soil who finds adultery. level and jostle each other service at 7.30. Prayer meeting this, one of the sisters. last I uesday from Portland, where she the east irksome, Charles A. Ferry, Libt. of in a good at 7.30. Lynn, Mass., Saturday to visit rela- Conn., Lincolnville, natured crowd. The editor of Thursday, evening A small class was instructed in | vs. Henrietta the tives. has been the Mrs. ig in the west and Ferry of Syracuse, N. The guest of her daughter, Y.; Journal, in common with three or fifth I for cruel and abusive treatment. Services at Mason’s Mills church will degree, followed by the usual well- adventure, The four William A. A. Packard. thousand other felt this sea- be held at 10.30 a. m. with filled noon L. Luce left Thursday for a Dan- custody of their minor child Frank was people, Sunday hour. luce presents the school. few given to the libellant. sonal gregarious and last week preaching, followed by Sunday In the days visit in Portland, his former Dean Knowlton and Harold Burgess one who listened iustinct, afternoon first in the order At the Reformed church there of Florence E. Wory, Libt. of vs. spent a Trinity home left Tuesday for Pa., where of humanity, that Belfast, rarely beautiful October day at exercises was the address of Pittsburg, Calvin Wory of residence for will be preaching at 2.30 p. m., followed welcome—in ,.; of his own home, unknown; the park of the St. the Miss they have employment, and will also at- ; cruel and abusice treatment. Georges Agricultural by the Sunday school. Rev. William unavoidable absence of Mrs. Enna Myrtle E. f rost of Boston is the f terror Island, the Society in Montville. We Tel. 221.21. of her tend an electrical college. Margarets. Vinal, Libt. of Belfast, vs. left the old Vaughan, pastor. Martin given by brother Charles guest parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. ■ rd in a fascinating Adams, Carlton Harry Vinal of residence un- stage road from Belfast to who Frost. Dr. Hovey Shepherd of Los 11 j Augusta via among other Angeles, easure. for North Congregational Church. things spoke very high- known; utter desertion. at the is a few with hie Searsmont, schoolhouse near South Rev. A. C pastor; parsonage, 26 ly of the lessons and Mrs. Camilla W. Hazeltine will Calif., spending days ..ainliest girl on the Cora Francis, Libt. of Knox, vs. Thomas Elliott, instructions given leave Montville, and after perhaps a mile of High street; telephone, 157-4. Morning by the sister, Mrs. N. R. Cross. It is his first ii, in Love’s Ilar- Francis of Old Town; for gross and con- grange, and the good work and today, Thursday, to spend the winter in at sermon by the pastor. visit home in 13 a lying man’s queer firmed habits of intoxication. moderately rising road past fine farm worship 10.45; years. ; the good influence the grange was always Springfield, Mass., a Subject: Christianity and Unfit. n-e between stage Leon B. Whitten, Libt. of Belfast vs. homes we followed a long down grade on Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clement and Short talk to thechildren. Church school exerting, Pleasing response by Worthy Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McMahan and daugh- Rosie J. Whitten of Greenwood, a Mass.; somewhat narrow road, forest shaded to Miss Louise R. are _ at noon. Parents requested send ter, Clement, 0 for utter desertion. |are Chaplain Grace Woods of Riverside daughter, Mrs. Bessie ieft re- spend- on both Seiden, sides, till very 1 their children to the service and Church the week on an in the Caii K. Mathews, Libt. vs. Elizabeth unexpectedly, Grange, Belfast. cently for a visit in Bangor. ing outing trip when we were where our des- School. C. Mathews, Lincolnville parties; for wondering Mrs. Moosehead Lake region. Post A Parish Supper will be served in the Next, reading by Eva Ripley—a | Mrs. Amos F. Carleton left to i |>. Hazeltine adultery. Care and custody of the minor tination might be the automobile i Saturday hidden, hall on at beautiful Mrs. Wilbur Mafli t and Miss Eda Wood- and banqueting Thursday evening poem—“The Unfruitful Tree." visit her Mrs, H. Donald Man- children, Evelyn Ella, given to the turned at right darted a daughter, unerican Legion angles, through 6.00 o’clock at a charge or 25 cents. All Then the motored to 0l mother, the father to pay $20 per month topic, “Resolved, that the sur of Conn. bury Bangor Tuesday with hole in the woods about twenty feet wide members of the oarish are urged to be Westville, for their support. term of office of the President of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Frost. Mrs. Frost re- ■oiiimns of this pa- to make this a time of the and two rods and >ve had on present, to help William editor of the Baled Faye G. Reynolds, Libt. of Brooks, vs. long arrived United States Owen, Hay mained to true social fellowship. After supper the be changed from four to attend tbe State Sunday School 'o that it would ap- Carroll R. Reynolds of for the fair grounds. In ten seconds the road Magazine of Detroit, Mich., was in Bel- Waterville; mid-week Devotional Service will be six years, and that one man be Convention. gross and confirmed habits of allowed of its friends intoxica- which we had left was a dim fast Sunday and Monday with an auto S any memory. held in the church parlor. Let us have to serve one tion, cruel and abusive treatment and term only,” opened by mas- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Flanders, Miss We were in a beautiful sylvan a record attendance. The pastor will party. fitting up club extreme cruelty. The care and custody ampi- ter of host Edwin Martin. on “Contentment.” grange, He Frances Flanders and Miss Anna Ayer of of theatre the floor of which was a speak Mrs. W. their minor children, Ronald and Lu- gravel i at and Mary Messer of Rockland has spouse, though not A very line lecture on “Up the Min to spoke length very interestingly. Brookline, Mass., arrived Saturday by ville, given to the mother. soil, level, circular, ample, and gave the been in Belfast the past week visiting her Sliaowu,” was given in the North He thought Presidential elections auto for a short visit at that we Edwin J. vs. Car- always “Cedar Hedges'1'’ gratifying Tilley, Libt., Belfast, impression that it had never been forest Miss C. Frances Welch and Church iast Sunday evening, by the pas- caused sister, other rie B. Tilley, do.; for adultery. The care ! depression in financial matters, on South Shore, Northport. ;:.g the fact of our covered since its Rev. A. C. Elliott. The lecture was relatives. and custody of their minor Edith creation. tor, unrest child, illustrated by 70 beautifully colored pic- among peoples, political campaigns Mrs. Sidney P. Young of Greenville publicity. May, given to the father. INot a building nor a dealing was to be Mrs. Arthur Bahrt has returned from tures and was those were a great nuisance to the ana seen greatly enjoyed by expensive, George E. Pendleton of Bangor ar- Criminal Docket anywhere outside this ampitheatre. a visit with her W. Ma- ig lo assist in the who heard it. Next Sunday evening Mr. mail service, so he advocated brother, Leroy On etc., longer rived Tuesday for a short visit with their Bernard Crocker of Monroe was sen- every side rose forest covered lulls Elliott will anotner lec- comber in give stereopticon term of office. He was Taunton, Mass. She made < lubroom for ex- followed by W. Mr. and Mrs. O. Pendle- i, tenced to six months each on indict- made beautiful the ture on “Tne Modem Movement of the parents, Emery by myriad tints of M. the trip in her car. ments to which he had reopies.” In view of the stream Aborn, brothers Howes, Paul, ton, who will start Thursday for St. ommunicate with plead guilty for autumn foliage. On the westerly side of great Ripley, assault on Marshall aud of now to our shores sisters brothers Capt. Herbert E. Snow of New York Knowlton La- the immigration flowing Woods, Bowen, Foster, Cloud, Fla., where they will spend the ■ : below. All cash park the St. Georges river full bank- vetter Curtis of Swanville. again since the close of the war, and the Adams, Wilson, and sister arrived to join Mrs. Snow in ed and Murch, Rip- Wednesday winter. In the two liquor indictment cases of bordered by trees shimmers in the problems created, this lecture will be being set aside for ley. Rather a solemn, practical topic, a visit with her mother, Mrs. Alex. N. Herbert F. Jackson the bail was default- noonday sun and darkens to blackness in very interesting and instructive. The but Snow of East Belfast. iipment which can- ed and the cases continued. public is cordially invited and are assur- they got considerable fun out of it, kNux the twilight. There is nothing magnifi- ■ j ed of a warm the consensus of this time, Civil Cases welcome. opinion being that the Mrs. Martha J. White will leave today, cent about this spot but there is a type term should not be too Miss Edna Eastman is working for The case of R. G. Hamlin against of changed; great a Thursday, for St. Cloud, Fla., where she ance will be great- scenic beauty here which, in our some- The First baptist Church. Rev. Frank risk an untried man for Mrs. Lilia Spencer. Carson, Jackson and Thorndike Ceorge C. 13 taking six years. will make her home tor the winter with 1 A. Com- what extensive pilgrimages in the State Sauer, pastor; residence, Bramhall, parties, a suit to recover on an account 123-11. We hope the powers that be will of Cedar; telephone, There are ser- take Mi. and Mrs. Robert F. Russ. Blanche and Ina Giggey are ic for for was Maine, we have seen nowhere else. working e Vice Com- annexed, $214, sundry items, vices of worship on Sunday at 10.45 and due notice of our Briley, heard decision. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. the in Brooks. Wednesday, and went to the jury The men who own this are 7.30. The church Macomber, who apple factory property pro- j school convenes at 12 \ocal solo Wentworth, Adjutant. in the afternoon. Ritchie for by Mrs. Kearney r. appeared gressive men who have but recently o’clock. Christian Endeavor at 6.30. Shure, have been at Islesboro during the sum- Miss Ida Bailey who is working in Bel- the and H. C. Buzzell really Mrs. at : plaintiff for de- ; at 6 o’clock there a Ramsey the organ. She was been preparing for the future. This Thursday will be mer, will leave Nov. 1st for Miami, fast spent the week-end at home. fendant. The verdict was for the year Fla., plain- picnic supper for the young ladies of the given an encore bit failed to respond. ! tiff for they have built a where they will spend the winter. $25.88. substantial and com- including the Sundav school classes Recitation Edgar Stubbs had the misfortune tc V MABEL D MORSE parish, by Edwin Martin, “Maud Mul- In the equity case of vs. modious on j Higgins Hig- grandstand the bank of the of Mrs. Sauer and Mrs. Robertson. Miss Thomas Rice, who has been the guest lose one of his work horses last week.. gins heard ler on a Winter’s Ride.” Mrs. by Judge Philbrook the docket! river as Helen Field Recitation, passed away Friday, facing, we have indicated, a rest- Crissman, Secretary of the of his daughter, Mrs. William A. Hart- entry was bill dismissed with costs. world wide guild for the home and Ramsey, “Billy Sunday and the Smoker.” Mr. and Mrs. John Curry and daughter .as the wife of W. S. ful and beautiful foreign in has i; A hearing was conducted before foreground. In the lower shorn, Berlin, Mass., returned 0} Judge mission societies, will be the guest of the Recitation, Kearney Shure, “The Her- Eva, spent Sunday witn friends in Jack- .<■■■ of Dana and Geneva Philbrook of the estate part is an ample exhibition hall. where he will the winter. of Charles E. They and all are s Belfast, spend evening earnestly invited. mit Son, and in response to an son. Banks in from the decision in the encore, forth, and was born at appeal have an excellent track with a Miss Crissman is a charming speaker and V. which, “His Last Request,” that Mrs. William Pratt and Mrs. Pow- Probate Court and was dismissed. Brown the a brought down Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Aborn were Sunday !a»: 1876. She little will be as young people have treat in store for K- April 14*, and Dunton expense, good as any half the house. ell Clayton returned Friday from a few i Chapman; & Morse. them. At 7.30 Miss Crissman will ad- i of Mr. aud Mrs. Leroy Morse in by her husband and mile track in the State. guests There was also a hearing in the case of They have plenty dress the We were days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Philip mid-week service of the church pleased to have with us six Searsmont. Maud Collin vs. of stables Tenney-, Miss Northroft and it was continued. for trotting stock and the ex- and the public is invited. Livingston at their summer home at Bar cordially patrons from Knox county, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C Morse Ritchie; Buzzell. hibit of Pastor Sauer’s sermon Mrs. Olive Berry, Class Supt., and alt e and cattle, sheep and hogs, is shown themes for Sun- Vose, Mr. and Mrs. Harbor. The case of Annie J. Sanborn vs. Mer- are: Esancy, and Mr. and f,. tier Mrs. Ge- in a situated of day morning, “Jotham was not a the town teachers attended the teachers; mother, lon A. for was conveniently grove pines Mrs. Upham. were Mrs. Nellie M. who Sanborn, contempt, heard church going 2 Chron. even- They called upon and Kneeland, spent ■ man,” 27:2; in Brooks Oct. 8. All f. two sisters, Mrs. J. O. before with broad spaces betw-een and rally report s Judge Philbrook and a mittimus sheltered ing, “We never miss the water till the responded briefly. the summer at Temple Heights and later issued. “feast” of it! i. Young, and one broth- from both the sun and the wind. well runs 1 17:7. The chorus splended good things. dry,” Kings A rising vote of thanks was extended visited relatives in Belfast and Stockton Another contempt case was Mae E. choir in the and s, worth. She was a true The farmers who live on the hills and morning the orchestra in the Friends and neighbors to the aumbe’- vs. host grange for the courtesies of Springs, returned Tuesday to her home Wade Chester A. Whitney. Respon- the evening add inspiration to the a faithful moth- in the which are on or worship. of or more at the wife, dent $140 and was valleys near the At the in Mass. forty gathered pleasant paid discharged by j The rally day services last Sunday drew day. census eleven granges re- Somerville, s' sister, and is sincerely order of the Court. divide between the Penobscot and Ken- home of Mr. and Mrs. John Swett or. splendid congregations morning and even- ported. Closed in form. Charles F. Thompson and William H. neighbors and friends, Court adjourned at about 9.3C p. m., nebec waters should support this enter- ing, making the hearts of all workers Wednesday evening, Oct. 6, to celebrate The have been in China Oct. 7th, having been in session since A number of next Pomona Grange will be with McIntosh Village was conducted by Mrs. prise and join in making it a success. glad. surprises came at the the 2ist birthday of Mrs. Swett’s son. 28th. am to Sept. evening because the ves- Mystic Belmont. On account the past week to arrange ship Morrill. The was service, one, Grange, of ice casket The soil is good and the people are of as Howard. Delicious refreshments of try was well filled with people, the Presidential election it will be their Belfast store the stock of goods profusion of beautiful deferred cream and assorted cake were served MARY PRANCES FRYE. genuine New England stock as can be i other the address Mr. by unexpected by from Nov. 2nd to Nov. 3rd. owned by John Rowe. .re Topic, Why formerly silent tribute of love found anywhere. They certainly should Poquet, a “Y” worker in France, who is Mrs. Swett, an ideal hostess, who al- should farmers labor his home in was a 14 to 16 hours a day Blaine of who has i Mary daughter of Jesse H. make each annual fair of making Belfast. It Bonney Augusta, ways gives the young pe pie who gath- Frances, this.association to thrilling account and not soon forgotten. produce cheap food for the benefit of been at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. and Lucy (Benson > died at her not only a great festival but er at her home “the best time ever’ Frye, community The rally social of last week crowded those iiERT T. HARVEY who demand a six hour day and five Henry Hills of East Northport the great- home in Montville Oct. 3, aged 76 years an inspiration for better agricultural re- the with a Music and dancing made the hours fly al vestry happy throng. A varied day week, opened by Edmund Brewster. er part of the summer, left recently for a Albert T. died and 6 mouths. Practically all her life sults. Earnest competition is a wonder- program entertained the large company too fast. Mrs. B. L. Adorn, in behalf of Harvey, c„ E. B. ful stimulant in the in a most enjoyable manner. An Edison trip iu Northern Maine. Mrs. Howard with hit r home in Swanville, she had been a consistent Christian and world’s work what- Swett, presented phonograph and records were loaned by horn 77 the a member of the Baptist church. Her ever a man’s caiiing may be. Marion E., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. father’s gold watch. He was also the re years ago, Fred D. Jones for the occasion. It wag Public Health Work Albert L. who has a of several nice from friends and Phoebe Elwell. grandfather, Robie Frye, settled the farm RESULT OF THE RACES under the direction of the social com- Parsons, been stu- cipient gifts mittee. The men’s class in the were ser- Mas spent in Swanville- in 1808 and it has since been held by his 2.30 Pace, 2.27 Trot. Purse $100 provide for the dent the Belfast office of the Western While refreshments being next home of the church. Not for held at her late descendants. Her only Miss Julia gathering many years have the people of Union and has since been employed ved a lovely birthday cake was placet home sister, Dan Calder, Fred Barlow ... 1 1 1 there, Belfast been tendered a service more of the and Rev. Wm. Vaughan Frye, survives. The interment was in Flora M., H. S. Biaisdell 2 3 3 i leit recently to become a clerk in the on a stand in the center room Dummy E. P. .324 SWANVILLE generally helpful to all classes than the were •5 dliciating. Sunnyside Cemetery in East Knox. Braden, Piper. CENTER Rockland office. the twenty-one candles lighted. Time, 2.28 1-2, 2.29 1 2.30 1-4. health work 2, public undertaken a year a late hour all wishing j ago j Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kotman At departed i UeBeck has Mrs. Alma WTay left recently for her Farmers’ Half Mile Heats. Lewis Robertson has been on the sick under the returned Race, auspices of the Red Cross. I many returns of the clused their summer home on the North Howard happy day home in Canada Purse $100 list for a visit with friends in former and will be join- week. Many people who do not need, or cannot Dan P. Shore Monday. They are now with rel- Mr. Mac, A. Clement ... 1 1 1 edjlater by Way. Mrs. Eliza Pattee of Searsport recently well afford, a trained nurse day in and The Queen, R. J. Mayo ..222 atives in Bangor and will visit in New visited relatives in Monroe and day out, are very thankful to the R. F. George Rowe. ... Swanville, employ D., 3 3 3 York before making plans for the winter. 1 1.26. trained Time, 1.29, 24, Services were held Sunday at the Mon- efficient, specially young woman one of the most who to the an Mr. Henry Higgins, Free-for-all. Purse $125 roe Center church by Mrs. Ryle of Lin- goes home for hour at a substantial farmers of Waldo County, Violet Patch, H. C. Buzzeli ..121 coln. time as needed, bathes, massages, dresses Fred .... 2 1 2 was in Belfast Monday. He is planning Early May, Gray wounds, or performs an* of those Mr. and Mrs. H. P. White were deft, George Guy, Walter Flagg .,333 Sunday to leave soon for California. Mrs. Hig- skillful services that render an invalid Altissimus, A. Moody .... 4 4 4 guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Small of gins will spend the winter in Waterville Time, 2 21 1-4, 2.26 1-2, 2.22 1-4. Monroe. more comfortable. In addition to this with their son and to California later. she is ready during her daily office hours go ANDREW COOK Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jewett of Win- J. to advise with parents or others in regard Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury accom- terport and Hampden were recent guests to health problems, the care of panied by Miss Anne M. Kittridge and Andrew Jackson Cook died Oct. 9th at of H. P. White. children, etc.; and co-operation in all with Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore, returned Saturday his No. 10 River avenue. He had ways home, E. E. Clements and of family Searsport the local physicians and the Board of night from a two weeKs fishing trip in been ill a short time with the effects only picked seven quarts of blueberries the Health to further the physical well the vicinity of Moosehead Lake. Ar- of a shock. He was born in being paralytic first week of October. of our people. The cost of this service is thur Titcomb, Mr. Bradbury’s chauffeur, Georgetown, Sept. 12, 1846, tie son of Mrs. Garrie Cunningham, who has been merely nominal, 60c a visit to those who shot a doe, the only one up to that time Benjamin and Mary Leonard Cook, and with her Edward for can alTord to pay, nothing at all to those that had been shot in the vicinity of Ko- “I’m in Heaven When has lived in Belfast for 63 years. For brother, Marden, several months, is now at home. who cannot afford it, and any sum be- kadjo. about 25 years be had been employed by I’m in My Mother’s Arsis” Mr. tween to those who would like to the Belfast Fuel & Hay Co. More famil- and Mrs. Cody of R. I., were guests pay Mrs. Mary C. Fessenden, who spent of her Mr. Charles something but cannot afford the whole. the summer in left for “Down the Trail iarly he was known as Jack Cook and brother, Hustus, part Belfast, Thursday of last The cost of this work is necessarily $1500 visits in Boston and in Conn. was highly respected by all who knew week, making the trip in their car. Stamford, to Home, Sweet Home” at the very least. It was paid last year Her Mrs. Carrie C. him as a good citizen and a faithful hus- Mrs. David Moody has returned from sister, Pendleton, from the Red Cross Two songs of tender sentiment, and father. His mostly treasury—the who has also been in Belfast for tiie sum- band wife, formerly Searsport, where she was the guest of her with catchy melody and refrain, sung | supply left from the war, supplemented to Miss Eldora F. Hanson, and their two daughter, Mrs. E. E. Clements, for two mer, will leave today, Thursday, join by William Robyn in fine sympathetic by special contributions for the the first Victor Ret i sons and daughters survive: Mrs. Emma weeks. purpose. her. They will spend winter at the style. This is the The Red Cross has not the this and he is certs-:, to E. H. Cook and G. Parker money this Hotel Buckinghan, St. Augustine, Fla., by artist, Hatch, Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Dow of Worces- become another Victor favorite. year. What is to be done? Shall the of Belfast and Mrs. Eva A. Bagley Mrs. Frank McRae and little son Frank Cook ter, Mass., visited his mother, Mrs. Caro- Victor Double-Faced Record 18686 work be discontinued or will Mrs. was called you help— to their home of Lynn, Mass. Bagley line Dow, and his brother, Oscar Dow, Jr., returned Sunday in the largely if you are able, with a small Model No. 433 here last Wednesday by his critical ill- Sunday. Tuttle house from the Waldo County was at amount if that is what can Little ness. The funeral held his late you afford? Her Mrs. P. D. H. “Tell Me, Gypsy” Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barden hospital. mother, home Tuesday' at 2 p. m. with Rev, Geo. and Mr. and The of such a nurse is a presence safe- Carter of Portland, is visiting her. The C. Boorn of the Universalis'; church of- Mrs. E. H. Littlelield attended the Girls of Dr earns fair at guard for us all, and it is therefore desir- “The My ficiating. There were many b. autifu little daughter Frances arrived Sunday Moutvilie and report a good fair with able and ideal that all Steel the items of flowers. The bearers were the male should have at from where she had been for Sung by John you’re considering your Fall large attendance. Searsport, members of his family. least a small part in it. Please communi- several weeks with Mrs. Sumner Small. Two of the big song hits of the robe don’t that smart boots are an Norman son forget Doliber, of Gladys Larra- cate at once with Miss Isabel treas- Follies of 1920. Both con- Ginn, George Herbert Otis of Boston and | Ziegfeld ■Lv./inte HALLDALE.- bee, who has been with his uncle, Chester urer. J i tain just the right proportion of necessity. Miss Marie bride, formerly Marston of I sentiment and have re- Curtis of Searsport, is now making his Twenty-five Red Cross layettes are humor—they 17 are spending a part of frains that learn to Asa Hall left Oct. for Bristol, home with his Chas. Brockton, Mass., you quickly sing ^ Pa., grandfather, Curtis. nearing completion, but there is still with the record. know you’ll like the new La France models to work in a shipyard. their honey moon in one of the Towle Comet Grange is knitting to be done and yarn has given Victor Double-Faced Record 18687 v; holding interesting in East Belfast. made are much for their reasonable Rev. John Cole went, to Dexter Oct. cottages They the showing—as meetings with good and last out. Anyone who has remnants of yarn We will let hear 7th to attend a Pentecostal meeting. attendance, trip by auto. They entertained a few gladly you n es as conferred the third and would confer a favor by leaving the same for their beauty and distinction. Saturday night Belfast friends over Sunday. The bride M. who has been at A. F. The New Victor Records W. Wyman, fourtn degrees on several new members. either at Mrs. Carle’s store, Main street, left for his home in is the daughter of Mrs. H. P. Marston, Raynes’, Providence, or at Miss Maude E. Mathews, High for October have them this trim boot R. L, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley of Monroe formerly Mrs. Jas. Carver of Searsport. many styles—among or better still them and their son Charles of have street, by knitting ''' Rev. John Ravin took charge of the Bangor, Hiram P. Farrow returned home Satur- ! brown Calf—a shoe that will into baby bonnets, or afghan squares give you perfect here last a. m. He recently returned from meeting Sunday went Massachusetts, da from a three weeks’ business ! nine inches by nine. Even small amounts y trip to William L. Luce, Inc., u«itort and retain its lines to Knox Ridge in the afternoon. where they visited the indefinitely. relatives, making Dark Harbor and Isle au graceful of can Haut. He left S I yarn be used in this work and for 14 Main Mrs. Leila Wood and son, who have trip with their car. for Street, the Monday Ellsworth to attend the Su- k been visiting at Bert Hail’s, left for their | crocheting squares together. The ill be worth while to see La France Shoes preme Judicial Court as a witness in the BELFAST, MAINE your home in Burlington, Mass., Oct. 8. Louis B. Jones of Augusta, bridge en- I school children made a good many of case of Preston Player in regard to the ?(rday. Miss Dickson, who has been at work gineer of the Maine State Highway Com- these squares during the war. If they title to Resolution Island in Penobscot for Newell White, is visiting her sister, mission, was instantly killed Monday have any still on hand they would be ap- C. at McFarland’s Bay. Mr. Charles P. Hazeltine, who sold Mrs. J. Carey, Corner. while in Portsmouth, N. H., on official predated now. WEBBER’S BOOT SHOP | the island to Mr. Player, and Dr. W. L. Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Poland of New business. He was crushed in an eleva- Be prepared to renew your membership and his father and Mr. in the Red Cross November Utb. West as expert testimony in handling 18 Main Street, Belfast, Maine York mother, and tor at Hotel Rockingham. Mr. Jones ^ Mrs. W. M. Poland of Bristol, Me., were island property, left Wednesday morning has been in several times in of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Vose Belfast con- I Mrs. N. C. Partridge of was guests last Sandypoint by auto to attend the case as witnesses Saturday and Sunday. nection with the new bridge here. in Belfast Tuesday for the day. for the defendant VENA M. RYDER. *Ihe Republican Journal MRS. The death of Mrs. Vena M. Ryder, Belfast, Thursday, Oct. 14, 1920 f: wife of Dr. J. F. Ryder, inspector in charge of the Boston station of the Bu- EVERY THURSDAY BY Chancing PUBLISHED reau of Industry, occurred early That’s what you’re doing every time you take new unknown remedies, Animal The Republican journal Pub. Co. for which marvelous claims are made. Your health is too important to in the morning of Sept. 28th at her sum- risk in questionable experiments, especially when your drug- mer home in Stockton Spr., the end com- gist always has the tried and tested “L. F.” Atwood’s had confined Editor. ing after along illness which A. 1. BROWN. Medicine on hand. This worthy old remedy well deserves her to since her arrival early in the confidence that 60 years of unchanging quality have the house the the of which ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, established. summer, and begining for first of stomach or one inch length in column, 50 cents At the signs disorder, biliousness, dates back almost twenty years. Mrs. cents for each subsequent headache, one or two teaspoonfuls of “L. F.” will quickly one week and 35 Ryder was born nearly 62 years ago in restore normal conditions to your digestive organs. Small insertion. child of the late taken will maintain a condition this village, the only Subscription Terms. In advance, doses, regularly, healthy that will ward off colds and disease. Get a bottle today Capt. Josiah French and Maria (Blcnch- 42.00 a year, $1.00 for six months; 50 cents and a always on hand. 50 cents, Sor three months. keep supply Large bottle, ard) Hichboru. She was educated in the or a free sample from the “L. F.” Medicine Co., generous schools Boston and received thorough Portland, Maine. of FOR PRESIDENT instruction on the piano, which instru- ment she afterwards virtually abandoned G. HARDING and more than one billion Business Success WARREN $475,000,000 for the violin. For a number of years OF MARION, OHIO. of sugar produced in the United pounds she was a successrui teacher oi tne vioim States and our colonies. We have Every merchant must observe certain in St. Paul, Minn., where she achieved FOR VICb PRESIDENT the sold the cream and skimmed milk, fundamental business laws to obtain real considerable note as a soloist. In 1893 she a of the loaned the large part success. stated that CALVIN COOLIDGE purchasers business It has been married Dr. Ryder, at that time inspector with which it was purchased. OF NORTHAMPTON, MASS. money approximately 90 per cent of those who in charge of the station established at have taken a part of our pay in cot- We engage in business ultimately fail. This Liverpool, England, by the Federal De woven by foreign workers, small For Presidential Electors: ton textiles condition would not prevail if the partment of Agriculture, and the couple mills fed on American food, in foreign business man would strive for new busi- ALEXANDER C. HAGERTY maintained a residence abroad until 1904 driven by power generated by burning ness in an and intelligent man- THE Of Ellsworth energetic when Dr. Ryder was recalled to Boston, EPOCH-MAKING iEsr coal. We are expected to con- American ner. since which time their home has been at THE COLONIAL ALTON C. WHEELER the of raw materials and theories but one THEATRE tinue sending There are many only 3 Dana Mass,, with Mr. Edison street, Cambridge, wanted to proVl Of Paris take our in foods and to pay promises sure method by which public attention in her old music the summer months passed lovers of Belfast ihat This method his' FRANK B. MILLER and manufactured goods. can be gained and held and that is adver- home in Stockton. phonograph reproduced the art of Of Rockland business may suit certain ex- merchant has of doing tising. Every successful She was a member of Hannah Winthrop aritsts with perfect realism v.a some definite and consistent advertising WILLIAM R. ROIX porters, importers, speculators and profi D. A. R., and of the Daughters made was dramatic—even policy to place before the public his claim chapter, apeetacu can never make the of Of Presque Isle teers but it people has the of Founders and Patriots, her great Mme. Marie for the public’s patronage. He Tiffany, sent here „ the United States rich or happy. If the and to been Hich- stood #r WILFORD G, CHAPMAN business knowledge foresight grandfather having Robert Edison, besiae the New Edls in is present trade conditions continue very know that if he fails this he giving a the Boston Tea sang, she Of Portland born, member of Party Suddenly stopped Miiig,ri<" the old world will have suc- a competitor the advantage. New Edison took the much longer and an officer in the Continental army; up song aoj M WILLIS T. EMMONS our The proof of this statement will be alone. The voice ceeded in putting the skids under and she was a communicant at the living and it, ],f Of Saco found in the columns of this paper. The ATIoN labor by the New Edison were manufacturing industries, foreign Church of the advent. the War thu, , history of nearly every national adver- During rectly compared. Tne human will be doing the work which now sup- tiser starts from obscurity. One case in she gave liberally of her waning strength ear detect no difference between QUOTATION. several millions of our working particular is Scott’s Emulsion. Nearly her hus- t,. ports to Red Cross service. Besides Vaices. la was both the test two workers of the fifty years ago struggling druggists pioul. And tne “‘Each if would rightly live people in a style which band, who has the sympathy of friends proof market, morn, you discovered a process by which cod-liver epoch in music, On this terrestrial old world would consider luxurious. No she is survived a number ball, oil could be so compounded as to elimi- inumerable, by then Name o’er your foes and forgive— country, which has long exchanged raw nate the unpleasant taste of oil. They of cousins. Although menaced by a Else don’t get up at all materials for manufactured goods, has knew that high-grade Norwegian cod- malady which eventually terminated an liver oil contained exactly the food ele- ever made much advancement in mate- interesting life on the day following the A THREAT AND AN ANSWER ments so necessary to health and the up- in civilization. For 27th she rial things or proof building process. Scott’s Emulsion was anniversary of her wedding, is taken from a circular The following of this, one has but to look, to Russia, finally produced in a highly efficient always displayed a splendid optimism and head- state but the had to be informed. which is being sent out from the China, India and the greater part of Af- public courage until near the end, never pre- Newspaper advertising was the method of a violently radical group of States has one-six- mitting herself to draw on the sympathy EDISON quarters rica. The United this NEW used and followed so vigorously that to- of States: her friends and associates. reds here in the United teenth the population of the world and Scott’s Emulsion is known the world day The funeral took place on Thursday “The with a Soul” of the capitalists are de- in Phonograph “The army has one-third the wealth of the world over for its tonic virtues for those afternoon at 2 o’clock, Rev. J. Edward their by attacking you. mid-life and a food for Official which fending system and has done this in about 400 years. It strength-giving Hand, rector of St. John’s Episcopal It is an exact of the Laboratory Model, call to defend yourselves Browne duplicate “We upon you growing children. Scott & Church of reading the simple or- has been done by the industry, intelli- Bangor, made in Belfast at the recent recital. This instru- by attacking them—by making your maintain their own fisheries off the coast service for the dead. The floral tribute music-history mighty and powerful. Get gence, and inventive genius of our peo- of and refine the oil in their own Mme. herself. ganizations Norway was profuse and very beautiful. On ac- ment has been certified Tiffany for the iinal in which the which by ready conflict, ple. We have taken our raw materials refining plant in Bloomfield, N. J., count of the weather the in- of deplorable army of workers will meet the force is kept at a temperature of from 15 to 20 and turned them into manufactured terment was postponed until Saturday at to own a Models in our store. They are exact the capitalists and their state with the above zero. This insures it ab- you hope phonograph degrees 11 a. m. Dr. Ryder left for Boston on force of the revolutionary commodities of thousands of forms and solute DO as wonderful as the Official of the ;r- proletariat.” purity. the train Saturday. duplicates epoch-making T he “force of the revolutionary prole- today England is the only country which After long scientific experiment Scott Laboratory Model, which enthralled struments, which triumphed in he & Browne have also produced a digestive tariat” is looting, confi cation, the torch, outranks us in the output of manufac- In the test. will sustain the tablet, K.i-moids, which is becoming very Spring. an audience of Belfast’s music-lovers They very same dynamite, the sword and the rifle. In tured goods. England, France, Japan, popular after one year’s sale. The same test. Mme. in order to as- is and all other “This paper says that the human at the Colonial Theatre? Do you Tiffany, briefer, but not less horrible terms, it Germany manufacturing method was and is being used to gain body contains sulphur.” new sure of has lust and murder. Tie creed of nations are to sell their wares public attention and and their want home to this you this, signed Certifi- rapine, working approval, “In what amounts?” your enjoy experience has taugl't them that the pub- he “revolutionary proletariat” has been to our people. We have greater pur- in art of music with which cates of Authenticity which will i* lic must be both informed and reminded— "Oh, varying quantities.” Re-Created, •so written in Russia that all the chasing power than any other nation on “Well, that probably accounts for some to the of plainly that there must be no shirking but keep Mr. Edison has amazed and delighted purchasers these girls making better matches than presented world may’ read it. We had a picture of earth. Our market should be, first and everlastingly at it. a others.” the whole world? instruments. Only few of these its vindictive savagery only a few weeks always, our own. The wares of cheap The makers of Scott’s Emulsion and Ah Ki-moids know exactly how much busi- certified Official Laboratory ago in New York city when 36 persons foreign labor should not be allowed to en- ness they do in the territory covered by Presidential Dal ots We have a few Official left. You would better come in n more than 200 were wound- ter it without paying for the of Laboratory were killed, privilege this paper. If resuilsdid not justify the ed and more than a million dollars’ worth placing them on our counters. Owing expenditure, they would not use our col- The ballots for the Presidential election umns. The this: If is for in this state are now our Plan of can feel tree to order an of pr cperty was destroyed. Thus far in to conditions during and since the war point is good prepared. They will Through budget Payment, you a national it is good for you’ carry four sets of Presidential elector can- this country the reds have not dared to we have had little need of a protective advertiser, Official Laboratory Model now—and pay for it at your own convenience. Mr. Local Merchant to advertise persist- didates—Republican, Democratic, Single but in the near future we resort to open warfare, but there are tariff, must de- ] ently in thispjper. Tax and Socialist. thousands of them plotting secretly and cide whether or not our wage scale is to have been tolerated so long that they enable the workers in our shops, mills Fred D. Main Belfast. Me. boldly threaten, and now they dare to and factories to earn more money than is Jones, St., issue this circular which is a call to the earned by operatives in England, France, law less, the vicious, the hoodlum and Germany oi Japan. An adequate bar to ’he loafer to be ready for an attempt to a deluge of foreign goods can only be Russianize the United to be found in a protective tariff, as history Crocheters M States, ready Kill That Cold With has shown. We have heard a for an attack upon the capitalist and the plainly on hand-made infa’ government. They tell us insolently voice in the air advising the removal of bootees. Send sample 4w39* S. Al (.S that it is to be a light to a linish, a “Iinal all “economic barriers.’’ If this has any CASTORIA 352 Four th Ave,. conflict.” Let us not deceive ourselves real meaning it means free trade. It For Infants and Children. by thinking that this red war is to be means that this great nation should sell waged solely against the multi-million- its birthright, won by the fathers and WA8TE PAPER aires. Their warfare is against capital defended by the sons in khaki, for a mess Mothers Know That CASCARA & QUININE fa or of in form is now wc rge small, even against the humblest foreign pottage. for AND any home owned by the humblest citizen. Magazines, books sik; The Census Bureau has reported that Colds, Coughs La Grippe It is war against the the Genuine Castoria 'OM*^ high. If you have air schools, against the last ten the during years city popula- PER GENT. churches and against the family circle. to EM! *11 AI.GOHOI.-3 jj Colds are rags, iron, metal, rubber tion has increased about 25 per cent, forAs Neglected Dangerous a [ AV* e I able me a line and I will cal’ : It ip frenzied effort of a ‘‘revolutionary S;i;| g g Preparation Take no chances. this standard for the first while the increase in the rural districts, B byRegula- Keep remedy handy sneeze. at” whose avowed is to ?«?•? similatingtheFood SAM r. man. proletari purpose Breaks up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves incluamg villages having up to 2500 in- Tel. 229-4 10 Cros. tear down, to destroy, to blot out the in 3 for Headache habitants, has been a little less than three lingthcbtomachsamyiawclsjj^ Grippe days—Excellent progress of centuries, and set humanity hrimi.Uil!iiiL5a in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonic and one-half per cent. The population of 'jitI Quinine back to the servility and barbarity of the Laxative—No Opiate in Hill’s. SURETY the wdiole country is found to be 105,- 5;* * 1 Thereby Promoting Digest® days of Nero and Caligula. Not content $ 768,100, a gain of 13,793,840. Cities and iSfSjj Cheerfulness and RestGoataus with destroying Russia, they are spread- nor. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT towns having more than 2500 inhabitants a*#*. neither Opium,Morphine BOND ing Bol shevistic propaganda all over the gained 12,172,800. while smaller villages Sj&g Mineral. NotXabcotK America is aware this and ask friends world. All of and rural districts gained only 1,623,040. Why your Jisf jhcipeafOldDcSMMfWM&l i Let the National Sure’ strange to say the American government For several decades the country has not pumpkin Ijjljy'i: \I seems to be blind to what is going on. gjwjjK ;t. Senna {CHARLESS. TAYl.t'K been growing as rapidly as the cities, but ssfcn JtodwUt Salta I was a farce. So completely u Anise Seed 1 Hayford Block, Be : Deportation the difference as shown by the census is lib was it a farce that the American / Legion greater than ever before. It is noticeable Jsjjl'jj ’jf^rkmateSod* square norm Send 1 at the closing of its second annual con- I deal and that, as a rule, the large cities have made Clarified Sugar battery vention said: }\mlergreen Flavor { the largest percentage of gain. servicer Whereas, from the report of our spe- A helpful Remedy we are con- BANGOK LI' cial investigating commi tee A few days ago Mr. Franklin D. Roose- vinced that Louis F. Post, Assistant Sec- velt, Democratic candidate for Vice Presi- retary of Labor, has been guilty of ob- FALL 3CHEDUI I structing the enforcement of the Alien dent, announced that the United States SEPTEMBER Deportation laws and that his continu- wastes monev. Probably he has been ance in office constitutes a serious men- reading the testimony taken during the steamer city ci j ace to public security. Leave Belfast Senate investigation of our war expendi- Values Tuesdays, j we Battery "Be it resolved that adopt and ap- urdays at 5 p m. for Can tures. j prove the report of the investigating Boston.. committee, and that the national com- Return—Leave Boston j Years Plates make the > Mitchell Palmer is to take the stump ■ days and Fridays at 6 p i mander be directed to take all steps nec- Thirty "jyyfACHINE-Pasted Time) lor Belfast and v*a\ to secure the dismissal of the said for, Cox. Much as we dislike Cox we do J essary 1V1 USL a strong-starting and long- N Leave Belfast Tuesdav-. ) F. Post at the earliest mo- Louis possible not believe he deserves that.—Ashville urdays at 7.15 a. m. for Bu ment. (N. C.) Times. lasting battery. j| and Bangor, The report of the investigating com- Return—Leave Bangor | days and Saturdays at L’ \ M. K. Gordon of '7n1tt.ee was signed by Scrctula Most Progressive Now “Dry-Charged” shipment of the USL for Boston and way lam’ Hall of GEO. i: id Kentucky, chairman, Wilbur C. Sudden changes of weather are espec- of ; Exact Copy Wrapper. CASTORIATHE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORE CITT. the and to none more from the battery’s R x' Virginia and Crampton Harris of Ala- ially trying, probably factory gives you so than to the Scrofulous and consump- of Texas and Drain of the full stock of life so there is no H bama, Storey tive. vitality- these men were District of Columbia. All The progress of scrofula during a nor- waste. • I De mocrats and this demonstrates that the mal autumn is commonly great. Ladies! Ask your NJJJ CHICHJSIMChl-ehes-teri ,;l*3c'' It is probable that few people ever a 1 above preamble and resolution were not Pills in Bed ,y think of scrofula—its bunches, eruptions, Wa nt to Buy an The USL is backed our USL Golden I boxes, sealer! * •->» 1 for effect but were Empire? by Take no other, „c3tt 'promulgated political r
Washington. — The following inter- Mrs. has moved into JtU HIS AILMENTS interview with Governor James Sophia Jellerson esting the rent over the garage recently vacated « M. Cox of Ohio was published in the by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cheney. hotel column of the Washington Post Ira G. four years ago—viz, on July 29, 1916: Congressman and Mrs. Hersey of were of Mr. DISAPPEAREB “Ohio is not the only state where Washington, D. C., guests and Mrs. L H. Davis recently. the people are shouting the praises of When He Tried “Fruit-a-tives” the President for having preserved “NOTHING ELSE COULD HAVE DONE Mr. and Mrs. Amos D. Wilson have in the United States. Our honor moved into the house owned by Mr. and peace ME THE GOOD TaNLAC DID” or Fruit Liver Tablets has remained unsullied. The slogan Mrs. Frank French on Willow street. ‘He Kept Us Out of War’ will be the SAYS PORTLAND MAN. ■ Mrs. and daughter. Mount Belknap "William Cookson Hotel, most effective the Democrats Miss Rita returned Oct. 2nd Lakeport, N.H, argument Cookson, can use in the campaign. Americanism As I have taken no other medicine but from spending the summer at Bar Harbor. “At 70 of chronic years age, Constip- has been by the President, Taniac, I know it deserves all the credit pre-empted Dr. W. J. Adlington, accompanied by ation was causing mo to suffer with of national for fourteen in weight and every other problem my gaining pounds Miss Kathleen McCaffrey and Mrs. E. H. Dizziness and and sat- and my present health” said John distressing Headaches, import has been met squarely good have returned from a trip to C. with Howard & boil- Clements, Indigestion. isfactorily.” Batchelor, Horn, Portland. ermakers and machinists, Portland, Me. I believe I have taken more medi- This tends to show the caliber of “Before I began taking Taniac I had Mrs. S. W. McDonough and family have Governor Cox. With him it is any- cine than any half-dozen people in lost a lot of weight and became badly moved to Bangor to spend the winter to win, any sort of a catch phrase, town ; but nothing did me good until 1 thing run-down. I had been suffering from in- months. Reuben Snow and family will ; to deceive or fool tried ‘Fruit-a-ticcs’. slogan or anything digestion for seven months and my appe- occupy her home. the people. tite had just about left me entirely. I away I could see their Miss C. Bertha Cole of Boston, who Flight good always got up in the mornings with a bad After spent the month of September at her effects. taking them for three HARDING TO THE FARMERS. taste in my mouth, could never eat any home here, left Oct. 5th to resume her "months, my bowels were regular, breakfast and only a few mouthfuls at Senator Harding’s speech to the lucrative position in the State House. the other dinner, while at night when I came home and ailments disappeared”, delivered at farmers of the country, from work maybe I could eat a square The Misses Winnie Pearl Bean, FRANK A. HALE. Merrill, the Minnesota State Fair, is commend- meal; butl always paid for it afterwards Mildred and Ethel Donlin, Margaret a 6 for trial size 25c. 00c. box, $2.50, able not only for the subject matter in suffering. There were pains all over Thayer and Alice McDonough, have re- At dealers or from FPitTIT-A-TIYES and the constructive statesmanship my body and sharp, shooting pains in the turned from spening the season at Jordan Limited. CGDENSBURG. N. Y. which it contains, but for the calm and region of my heart (just about all the Pond. time. My kidneys gave me a lot of trouble dignified tone which prevails through- The U. of M. students were- and I suffered with severe pains across following out the entire address. Nothing could at their homes for the week-end: Miss the small of my back. I was so restless Sane, Sound and more thoroughly impress intelligent Helen Kenneth Nealley, Roy Timely at night I would roll and toss from one Downes, difference in the sena- Conant and guest Leon people with the side of the bed to the other all night long Fernald, Tyler Oct. 1920. Rawley of Philadelphia, Pa., 2, tor and his opponent and their qualifi- and got up every morning with a split- Hampden. Lewis A. Mr. Burleigh, cations for the presidency than Senator ting headache, feeling so tired and worn Editor, The Kennebec Journal, Harding’s comprehensive discussion of out I just had to force myself off to work. Me. FREEDOM. Augusta, the agricultural problems of the na- My nerves were in such bad condition I Dear Mr. Burleigh: tion and the solution which must be could hardly stand the children playing So many former Progressives have Mr. Louis Flye and mother were in applied to them and the political ha- around the house, and the> noise down at asked me why I am for Harding that per- the shop where I work would almost drive Waterville on business recently. readers be interested in rangue delivered at the same place by haps your might me distracted. Will Governor Cox.—Sioux City (In.) Jour- Mr. Fred N. Flye and Thompson my reasons. Hear they are: me Auer reaaing so mucn sdoui goou were in Belfast 27 on business. of Theodore Roosevelt nal. Sept. I am a follower Tanlac was doing I decided to give it a “Makes Cooking Easy” here I alive or dead. While he was trial and it proved to be exactly the Norman Danforth and wife visited his him. worked with him and supported SWANV1LLE. medicine I needed. I began to improve grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Banton, Sept. he has to his I 25. Now that gone reward, on the very first bottle and in a short stand tor the and work for the principles while I was my old-self again. I now Mrs. Clement has moved to Lib- he worked and stood I Miss Vina Nickerson and her friend, Ralph things for which have a eat any- Miss of are splendid appetite; just erty to be with her children, Ralph and am a Roosevelt Republican. Havens, Portland, Me., thing I want and everything agrees with Thelma. choice for the Re guests of her mother, Mrs. Mary F. Nick- Had he lived, my a of To Luck me perfectly. I never have pain any Trust nominee and for the next Presi- erson and her daughter Celia. to Why publican kind, sleep well and always get up in the Albra E. Flye returned Brighton j InBaking Mr. G. T. Nickerson, Mrs. T. D. Nick- dent would have been Theodore Roose- fine. kid- Sept. 20, being called here on account of erson and Mrs. C. R Nickerson motor- mornings feeling simply My | velt. Bnt the spirit of Roosevelt is the death of Susan J. Flye. only neys do not bother me any more, and I his mother, A And Be Sure ed to and were Get Glenwood with us still. The Republican Conven- Bangor recently guests feel good all the time. I have regained Samuel has moved his family tion has chosen another candi- of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cunningham. Bryant perforce my strength so that I can do my regular home of his have what I wanted. Messrs. Elmer and Stanley Cunning- from Vassalboro into the old date. I can not work with ease and can worn all ham of the end re- day’s known as the James Lamson Es- no reason for Bancor spent week wife’s, wonderful re- That, however, is throwing kinds of overtime without a bit of trouble. A Modem Glenwood gives cently with their people in town. tate. Range my,vote away. I don’t believe there is another medicine I have Miss Harriet M. Nickerson is visiting Senator Harding and opposed in the that will do as Mrs. Olive Stewart commenced her amount of fuel. in Houlton with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. world anybody sults with the smallest possible each other in He was rooms politics. regular much in so short a time as Tanlac school Sept. 27, in the new school Black and daughter, guests of Mr. and good in 1912, while I followed Roosevelt; and has in the known of late as the G. Mrs. Black. me.” building f can never be glad enough that I did. Lafayette A. R. Hall. Mr. Tanlac is sold in Belfast by Read & He has said things about Roosevelt which Mr. C. R. Nickerson and family, Call and See Them and you will understand at G. T. Nickerson and family, Mr. W. E. Hills; in Prospect by L. C. Dow & Co., Mr. Rob Farwell and wife moved into I deeply resented; I have said things a “Makes Damm and and Mr. W. M. in Brooks Albert R. Pilley, Stockton the Central office of the Knox and once why Glenwood Range Cooking Easy" about Harding which he must have re- family Briggs by and went on a clam-bake re- Springs by J. C. Gordon, Winterport by Montville October sented just as deeply, and I have not for- family, Telephone Company Winterport Farmers’ Union, F. A. Mc- 2nd. Mrs. Farwell is to fill the gotten. He has many friends who are cently. vacancy, Mr. and Mrs. J. have closed Frankfort, Farwell Brothers, as for the winter. not mine, and there is not a little in his Bridge Cambridge, operator B. F. Frankfort and record that I regret. On the other hand, their camp at Moosehead Lake and arriv- Thorndike, Grant, The Patrons of the Knox and Mont ed here 28th. left Cobb & Searsmont. I find deep in his confidence men whom I Sept. Mr. Bridge Sept. Paine, ville Telephone Company regret very 30th for remain trust; what I like least in his record is Montreal. Mrs. B. will much to have Miss Annie Penny leave for a few weeks’ visit with her farthest back; and what he has said mother, PROSPECT the Central Office. She was very kind Mrs. H. F. iERRY about Forestry, Conservation and Agri- M. Phillips. and accommodating at alltimesland faith- culture at Marion is sound and right. ful to her duties. Mr. and Mrs. Mills were in Ban- lenwood PHILIPPINE SCHOOLS Percy Senator Harding was not made to my The members of Dirigo Grange from but he is by no means the Reac- gor Oct. 4th. order! schools of Freedom, to take the Sixth Degree, at is a The total enrollment in public tionary I thought him. He Republi- Har.iman of the State held in Belfast 27 Home the at the end of the first Otis Ginn and Angelia Grange Sept. Furnishing-Co., what his Philippines can Regular, who supports were Mrs. Annie Olive Stewart, Belfastj month of the present school year was B rewer called on relatives here Oct. 3rd. Murch, Party agrees on, and acts with the ma- Idella Mae Misses Ber- 884,646, a general increase in the attend- Flye, McDonald, jority. There is nothing autocratic about Capt. Bert Mitchener of Everett, tha and Effie and Archie ance cent over Bryant Flye, will be no one- of approximately 11 per him. Under him, there Har- the enrollment of last year. The total Mass., is visiting his brother, Capt. Knight. man rule at Washington, Congress will population of the islands is about 10,500,- vey Mitchener. represent not the President, but the peo- 000; nearly one person in 10 is in the With Her Own Favorite. ple, and the government will be Ameri- Mr. and Mrs. Cleve and two public schools. Hooper can again. The school attendance is sons of Brewer were recent visitors with ■‘Daughter; I hope you will go to is no but high 17,346 Harding super-man, simple, sub- EXPERT where last year it was 15,712. There are Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Holbrook. church this evening. The pastor’s earnest, sincere and human, best thought 1 15 schools in the the enroll- An hour with Favorite Hymns, of where best known. Men who know high islands; ject, i ment in the Manila school is Capt. and Mrs. Will Perry and daugh- should be very interesting.” and on whose I say high 3,010. him, judgment rely, ter Doris of Bath visited Capt. and Mrs. like much to decided All these enrollment figures would be “I should very go, father, he is slow to decide, but having Rufus Hairiman several much if there were fa- days recently. but I have an engagement with my own stands like a stone wall. What I saw at larger adequate cilities for all children favorite him tonight.” Marion confirms it. I liked Harding be- accommodating Percy Harding was a recent week-end who for admission to the schools, cause he dodged nothing, looked me apply visitor here with his family leaving on but although the government is devoting wood worth straight in the eye, and unmistakably the Monday morning train for Vance- Twenty-one ducks, $10,500 over a of five to meant what he said. And I liked Mrs. $15,000,000 period years boro. He was accompanied as far as to the United States Government wheii the construction of new school buildings were seized in Me. This should have pianos tuned. Pianos Harding even better. Bangor by his w'ife. alive, Brownfield, and the of school its best is the seizure of wood ducks should be looked after at least I want to see Harding elected not only purchase sites, largest since efforts do not with the them in all once a year. because I have come to think well of keep pace grow- the law protecting seasons ing demand for public education. Children Cry became It is said that most him, but because he belongs to the Party operative. I guarantee conscien- FLETCHER’S the who shot them live in honest, of Lincoln and Roosevelt, and because I FOR of gunners the tious using the latest scien- WILD ANIMALS of The birds have work, have had my fill of the Democrats at vicinity Fryeburg. tific methods in and re- CASTO R I A in cold tuning Washington. We must have in charge been placed storage. 2w4i The danger of wild animals in the pairing. men and a Party capable of running the United States to-day may not seem to government, and in the White House a he very great, but the government nev- President, not a boss. D. Mi Keen, ertheless employs a force of 500 men to Lloyd Cox is in bad company. The liquor The “Front Porch” fight them and spends immense sums Campaign. men are for him. He stands with Baker, Bet f Maine. mi- every year in the The fight- ast, who refused to prepare when he knew campaign. ing forces are under the Bureau Phone 126 4 that War was sure to come, and there- organized of Biological Survey of the Agricultural fore sent against the German machine V? BRAND Department. Last year 32,000 wild ani- guns thousands of young Americans un- mals were killed under their direction. trained oi half-trained, and without ar- 2jjjt! The force of skilled hunters are con- tillery suDPort. v stantly employed in the work. The war- Kiddies’ v'.-Vf: who Shop Cox stands for Palmer, promised fare, it is estimated, saved at least $5,- | of and I now have a new fall line of —- to reduce the cost living conspicu- 000,000 worth of stock on the farms but for reasons let ously failed, political throughout the country last year. In a the traffic go who denied the f NNU^T ) Children’s Headwear, Sweaters, liquor on; single section of Colorado seventy-five n MILLIKEN-TOMLINSON COMPANY. of free speech and free assembly; Cot that rights miles in diameter, it is reported that and ! Distributors, Portland. Mo. hundreds of people in defiance seeToa off Dresses, Hosiery imprisoned twenty-five sheep a day were killed by to and rr»S of the law he was sworn enforce; coyotes. The loss of cattle, colts, pigs l FROH> Undergarments turned over to the Southern Pacific Rail- and sheep in the far west due to wild N road without a five hundred mil- at Be sure to come in struggle animals amounts every year to tens of SoPPi-'e&-^ reasonable prices. oil lands in Califor- lion dollars worth of thousands of dollars. v y before buying. Cordially, To the Voters nia to which it had no right. That Palmer M. C. for the nomina- Stepnu was seriously considered Aroostook Farmers Hold Potatoes E. of the City of Belfast tion at San Francisco shows how low the Georgie Hail,
have fallen. There have Church Street, next to National Bank e Democrats may Potato growers in Aroostook county, You are h; reby notified that t ROARI* OF DENI 1ST more unfaithful servants than R Fa I ST it A T ION will l>« in session to revise been public who have large crops in the ground are not • nd comet the VOTLnIj LISTS of the of Mitchell Palmer, but many. planning to store their harvests for high- City Belfast on the ten secular days to tb*3 iVNiCMt 1EMPIE. Cox stands for Wilson. No sooner was er prior prices, it is reported. Aroostook county 1950. Said Boat nominated than he hastened to the UNICORN arcor.u day of November,A.l) he has a very large number of warehouses of .ration v. i be in sessi* n from nine :n Telephone : White and authorized the state- Regis House, and is able to take care of the crop, and the fuittiiio‘1 to on*1 o’clock in the afternoon ment that there was perfect agreement there is every indication that New Hamp- and from three i<< five o’cl ck in the afternoon Wilson and himself. in ail things between shire and Massachusetts, said to have had Ration and from seven t nine o’clock in the after is more than to have on first of said to receiv Nothing important big will have to be cleaned up be- Dairy noon, ei„ht days, Nona yields, of voters Special toucbii the done with the Wilson clan, and the only fore the Maine farmers send their har- evidence g qualifications therein vnd to t.vlsr and correct ih voting way to do that is to vote against Cox. vests out of the northern-most to reliable and efficient. We wish to inforn county Safe, lists, and on the tsat two of said secular days, The people of the whole earth have the are doing business alS t market. to verify the correctness of said lists and to learned at bitter oost that what Wilson Economical because its con- wish to buy or sell reai Some of the farmers have been offered complete and close u,> its records of said sis is no indication of what he has done wc would be i» says $2 a barrel, and have refused to sell, de- sions. And on the last of said secular days, at pleased that his words and his centrated. The best feed E. A. or what he will do; claring that it has cost them at least S3 five o’clock in the afte noon, certified copies STROM not and that to have of lists shall be delivered to the ROY C. FISH, 1 actions do match; to grow them. Last year the first car- sold. it in said voting is more in his Try your dairy Cleric of said of : tel fas* a d a receipt taken his own wav important load of were to the mar- ,«S^V City potatoes shipped Room Odd Fellow of therefor, except that on the last of sai-l days 2, eyes than the safeguarding America, ket on the 11th and be convinced. 8t32eow of August. and on the last of said tfi7 the welfare of Nations, or the saving of devoted to registration devoted to th** records as above, the sen human lives. days Mr. Herbert Hoover says: “I believe sions of the Board shall close at five o’clock in a man believes in argument HALL If Wilson, strongly it is essential in the interest of & WILKINS the afternoon, but r-n ni me shall be adoed to for I hold that it is is useless. As me, the country that the Republican party or stricken from said lists after five o’clock in all that smacks of last said devoted CoobK of time to finish with should assume the full responsibilities of the aitemoon of the days extrava- to as above Wilson, with the inefficiency, government the next four registration during years, DICKEY W and secretiveness, with the Nat- ORRIN J. M. A. MASON. Chairman. gance, and that it should be held strictly respon- be ol BtMMt. ional End International blundering, and Boi of 10 sti itioi Ciij sible to the country for the discharge of 6, 1920. Undertakt'r of wisdom Belfast. Maine. October with the impudent assumption its including the creation of an Insurance human. The pledges, and righteousness beyond international association for preservation Fully cquipf.il for i to Wilson is to vote Automobile Heath only way rephdiate of peace and the measures of reconstruc- Fire, Liability, The Fraternities all times. Cox. against tion that have been so neglected PYTHIAN BLOCK. Phone 316-3 in state- wofully and Accident Asso. S Iml. i Finally, Cox is too reckless by the Democratic Adminstration.” 72 Main too shifty in argument, too much ment, Buy your protection in the Fraternities, for a little office in a like a man running One of the next things the American the leading health and accident associa- town. His shout it aloud little speeches housewife will call for is liquid coal. Freedom Notice tion in Maine. —Cox is too small to be President. Hard- There is such stuff. It is called “col- CHARLES S TAYLOR, Agent, could have come only from Lawrence W. Burrill his ing’s speeches loidal fuel.” It is made from lignite Having given 18tf Hnvford Block. Belfast, Me. the •—Gala in Lot l'imsa. PIUS a handle shall ALGOLA man big enough to job. combined with petroleum. The particles Ange.e* time from this date I collect none of his and none of his bills. Regulate the Stomach. I Sincerely yours, of lignite are suspended in the liquid by wages pay Gifford Pinchot October 1920. Make Pure Blood, h ( colloid chemistry and burned like oil. Unity, Maine, 4, Bilious) BURRILL. (ias. Indigestion, The petroleum used is a product left after 3w41 FRANK W. Try them. 10c. 25c. \t | " , gasoline, kerosene, and other products AUTO Pharmacal Co., sole pt 1103, City Hall Station, Catarrh Cannot Be Cured have been extracted from it, and there- KEEPING WELL MEANS trucking of all kinds and passen- TO RENT signature on each box. j fore a refuse product. Tne lignite is also ger cars to let by the day or hour. with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they valueless at the time. Call 114-3 20tf the seat of the disease. present A CONSTANT FIGHT cannot reach Tenement of five rooms below stairs. SAC Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influ- A. FOR Prices are on the down grade. Sugar, C. Paul Garage. enced by constitutional conditions, and AGAINST Enquire at the wheat and corn are cheaper, cotton and CATARRH Lou second '1' in order to cure it you must take an in- — — — price wool are off, lumber and automobiles arc JOURNAL OFFICE. ternal remedy. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine tumbling. There are apparently good at d kitchen taken internally and acts thru the is grounds for the expectation that the Many diMMH may bo described as a catarrhal condition. Coughs, colds, nasal FOR SALE blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys- catarrh, stomach and bowel disorders are just a few of the very common ills due to cost of will be less next year that AUSTIN V'hi Medicine was living catarrh. tem. Hall’s Catarrh pre- FORD TOURING CAR with new _J. this. The danger now is that the declini Tight ft! Tight catarrh with a of assured a which has a body scribed by one of the best physicians in remedy merit, remedy in prices may become too precipitate, tap”tattoo tor mofnlncss extending over half a century— and demountable wheels. this country for years. It is composed of and involve a panic, but the decrease ir DOUBLE RUNNER PUNG in first-class some of the best tonics known, combined WANTED prices has not become great enough si shape. with some of the best blood purifiers. The or auto " far as to make of us Man with team combination of the ingredients in any panicky.—Ella OLIVER TYPEWRITER mechanically ln'» ,,!» perfect worth American. bond to sell 137 Watkins Hall's Catarrh Medicine is what produces as good as new. products. Biggest concern * in catarrhal con- such wonderful results The above will be sold cheap as we world; *1500 to *500 yearly te:^ dition. Send for testimonials, free. Children Cry have no further use for them. Don’t delay. ritory in this county open O. CITY DDUG STORE, READ S HILLS F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.. Toldeo, FOR FLETCHER’S HOME FURNISHING CO., to J. R. WATKINS CO 76c. DeP^„. All Druggists, PROPRIETORS. 40tf Belfast, Maine. ona, Minn. Hall’s Family Pills for constipat ion. CASTORIA Expert- 1 AMERICAN WOMET WM, J. BRYAN A ence. ^ read of Mrs. tnn (Me.>—To DOING FULL ,fest Bu* Lii’s experience is harrow- SHARE SAYS FILIPINO .l'rt'aml,bf, 'r feelm«-3he writes: “I A? IniaS,ne r tive children. My little so sick with fever 'FOR THE t [n";l,crr, oU was COUNTRY WON THE HONORS for two t r"’' t if she were dead giving her Dr. True’s started to gain at once bkl‘ Vshe begain Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Wife of (In a signed, copyrighted article writ- not be without it. I feel ten from the Democratic convention hfill Praild at San Francisco for the International L'psv f.,1 to you. Republican Nominee, News William J. the some stomach Praises Service, Bryan paid rttf«ra‘i “ms child had following remarkable tribute to Jose P. children v>',,b worms. Scores of Her Sex. Melencio the young Filipino who is in their mothers don’t know charge of the Philippine Independence fabled«s an(J Publicity campaign in tlie United States:) worms: Deranged stom- s 0f DISCUSSES HIGH LIVING sour stomach, of- COSTS S'ir-1’ ,, Vei lip, By WILLIAM J. BRYAN. and full belly, with The greatest personal victory yet „avel, pale face, eyes itch- Declares in an won in this Democratic convention was s. ,uij twitching eyelids, Interview Thit '“ou, scored a the name 10 and rectum, dry cough, hy young Filipino by " 1 on Present Prices of Jose P. Melencio. He has of #t .(ceth, little red points High Can Be charge i: during sleep, slow the Bureau at fo starting Reduced Philippine Publicity cA Name and Brand Trust |kc toD8uc» by Votes. Washington. faithful in (.' t lixir has been He is only twenty-six years old and and Worm * family Laxative received his education in the By E3telline Bennett. public THE NAME of Goodrich, branded H *!'?*.*, 1851. schools of the Philippines—under Relief, -- Mrs. Coolidge sat In a day coach on American teachers, as he proudly a cer- OF RESPECT 8 slow local train between on automobile tires, is itself R6SOLUflONS Boston and boasted—and at Georgetown, D. O. Northampton and talked about her He is a has adopted the follow- remarkably promising young of the utmost in tire ^^^aiige husband, her children, the high cost of man. tification very of respect:!} ! _^3 and the domestic Speaking with grace, using the best Rations Master has sud- living problem. The l\ ,, the Divine conductor and language and without a trace of em- satisfaction. from our midst sister the brakeman stopped barrassment, he presented the claim us they went through the car to talk of the The of our Filipinos to independence. If- M, I sal while the loss to her. She had made friends with millions of it we ex- audience was astonished at the upon tires, a of sadness, Stamped es feeling them in her frequent journeys back oucere and heartfelt sym- strength of his argument, the skill Pfaa „ljSt and forth to keep in touch with her family in this, their great with which he marshaled his facts and has stood and stands respon- t0'lh. children in school In and today Northampton the high tone of his speech. He capti- her husband at his duties in the state “!!a That our charter be draped vated everyone and committeemen and sible for their and a of SO She knitted as she superior quality 'laes reversed for period capitol. diligently visitors paid him the compliment of resolutions be spread talked. those she f that these During trips knits rising and cheering when he concluded a be sent to all service. grange records, copy the winter stockings and sweaters his plea. aw* and a copy sent to for r r aved family her two boys—John, aged four- When asked for one of the committee Journal publication. teen. and Calvin, twelve. f,. Republican him some questions he returned to the for Silvertown “Too are 8000 Miles Cords, ,,arj to part with our sister, many people afraid of platform and answered them with as life’s journey is o’er, work,” she thinks is the fundamental O0 feel her much logic and precision as if he had an to us so familiar reason for the cost of and 6000 Miles for Fabric is jt raid scenes high living iaken weeks to prepare his answer. It Tires, behold her no more. the much discussed domestic “tVe shall problem. was a remarkable triumph. “I think the only the women basis maintained < thing ,. many have told us, As one who began twenty-two years adjustment only most of the can do now,” she ;,rrt is a heaven fair, country said, ago to fight for the promise of inde- His infinite mercy with the conviction of one who k God in quiet pendence I was proud of this illustra- by virtu e of persistent high quality v room for her there. lias ,.ir. find thought it all out, “is to vote for tion of what the Filipino is capable. the men whom they think will make the Hattie Heald, reflected in the big mileage which \Ki-iNE Morse, right laws and see that they are en- 1: u’ite Morse, forced. They have done all they can deliver. Committee on Resolutions in the home. I think the reason there GoodrichTires Belmont, Oct. 2, 1920. is so much sugar on hand now is be- SOME FACTS i cause people are doing without it in Harvest Grange, Montville, their homes. lowing resolutions: Women Have Done Their Share. ABOUT THE I Master has I, he Supreme seen “American women have done, and i.. Frank A. esteemed brother, still are doing, their full share. They from this grange to that great Go drich Tires £,. have sacrificed and saved and substi- " PHILIPPINES1 ” .iS jve, be it :p-,jc tuted and made over. But that isn’t /i Best in the Run .. that we as a grange and as a have to vote the Long have suffered a great enough. They’ll high v loss, The of Santo Tomas Is u.i.1 not afford; be it further cost of living down. University 25 older than Harvard. hat we extend our heartfelt “Here In New England, where It is years cA Vvstn::::t 'Tiasis: Silvertown 8000 S i|le bereaved widow and a little hard for us to give up pie,” she Cords, Miles a of these resolutions B3; vet. ,i copy laughed at the tradition that has be- The Filipino people number 10,350,- Fabric Tires, 6000 Miles the lo -al paper for Dublication, come a “we have learned to Joke, use 010, of which 9,495,272 are Christians in the bereaved widow and a all kinds of substitutes for cheaper and 9 per cent non-Christians. on tile records. only It; .'sproad butter and lard, and in my own house- j. V. Jackson, hold we have experimented with dif- Ida Jackson, 300 ferent fruit combinations to find They have been Christians for Belle some- Wentworth, a refine- we years and have culture and SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY Committee on Resolutions thing like and that will take the ment that will compare very favorably Sept. 11, 1920. least sugar. Apples must be tart to with that of other nations. make good pies, but we have found s,,.,:: j\! v ile Grange has adopted that blueberries take less sugar and B. O. 24 Belfast la,I .: : resolutions: the combination of apples and blue- There are only G.G84 Japanese In the NORTON, High Street, (W ijr dear Heavenly Father berries, half and half, is delicious, re- Philippines. There are about 100,000 again to enter this grange quires less sweetening than apples and Japanese in California alone, or 13 n our midst our jve from has more character than the blueber- times as many as in the entire Philip- r11 and A. respected brother, ries alone.” pine archipelago. :. a Fast Master of this and Po- Knows No Domestic Problems. re ■: J-i ige, rherefore be it K-. i. rhat in the death of Brother The domestic problem, which is clos- English is taught exclusively in the M Montville Grange has lost ing homes all over the country and in- Philippine public schools. Two mil- Notice ic.j. in esteemed member. creasing the hotel population, is some- lion natives now speak English fluent- E Tint while our hearts are of which thinks thing Mrs. Coolidge ly, and there are 700,000 English L iw and for the sympathy she has no personal, practical knowl- children in the public schools. When ask for 1 speaking they more--they give fc v, we must acknowledge edge. She never keeps but one maid, It is destined to be the national lan- TO NOTIFY the public b it m who doeth all things and she never has been without one. e guage. 1WISHthat I have sold my marble Ir the fifteen years of her married life the finest tribute that can be to M outof respect to Broth- business on Street to paid she has had two. The first one High ■■ mory our charter be draped only she inherited with the furnished house cent of the inhabitants C. A. but have not sold lavs tliat a copy of these reso- Seventy per Bruce, of the laced upon our one into which she and Mr. Coolidge Philippines over ten years of the who herself on records, my GRANITE SHOP on BRIDGE housewife prides : imily and to the local paper moved when they were married nnd age, according to a census just com- or out of business K indication. took with her when she moved. The pleted, are literate. This is a higher STREET, gone s Adams, | Committee second came when the first left to go percentage of literacy than that of any as has been reported. I am now her The finest tribute to il.BY, on paid and live with her sister. South American country, higher than to baking. (1 iRDON, Resolutions. devoting my whole attention j There must be a reason for their that of Spain and than that of higher the and manufcturing staying, it was suggested to Mrs. Cool- any of the new republics of Europe quarrying VlRTHPORT idge, nnd she thought possibly there whose independence is being guaran- of granite. You will always find were several. She thought the type of teed by the Allies. something doing here and a varie- Patch has been ill. maid had something to do with it. quite to select from. Her’s both have been American wo- ty of finished work Rankin of Lincolnville, The Filipino people are unanimous men old enough to have a sense of re- >ols, was in town Oct. 1st. In their desire for independence. sponsibility to their work and intelli- William Whenever are called Tell upon to de- H.t'iwm of North Fairfield has they gent enough to respond to reasonable their ballots have A. S. mg her Mrs. Merle posit they always HEAL, daughter, courteous treatment. St:' ratified this aspiration. At every ses- “A many women who keep only good sion before adjournment their repre- Bridge Street, Belfast, Maine Mrs. Clarke and of in family one mnid have trouble their house- sentatives in the Legislature reiterate " the Stevens cottage, South because mistress and holds both maid, their faith in the principles of liberty « few weeks. Flour are afraid of but chiefly the mistress, and the independence of the Filipino t work. A woman one maid to nige and family are moving expects people. ■se above Little River which do tlie cooking and scrubbing and ev- upied for some time. erything else and still be dressed up in W.L. COOK *• Lake Smith and daughter have black dress with white cap and apron, The Filipinos declare they have bo ’heir home iu New Jersey, ready to answer the doorbell any min- grudge or grievance against the Amer- is the fact that after a woman has used ng the summer at Bayside. ute. It isn't humanly possible. I al- ican people. Their appeal is accom- Undertaker it once, she wants it again. From that answer doorbell I a of and Mrs Perry, Mrs. Donahue ways my myself. panied by message friendship time on, she judges all flours by William do it for two reasons. In the first for all that America has don© a Hall, all of Rockland, gratitude Tell and no other flour will satisfy her. uusin, Mrs. Chester Shel- place, there is no one else, and, in the for them. They point out that Uncle ird second, I like to greet my friends at Sam gave Independence to Cuba, and Licensed Embalmer the door William Tell wins its favor because it is Mrs. H. myself." they hope that they, too, will receive W. Carr have clesed License 377. clean 'tage Birch Crest Park and Have Homo Orchestra. that boon without which, they declare, always and pure and fine. n the winter at their cottage Mrs. Coolldge Is of medium height, no civilized and patriotic people can feasant of and Belfast, Maine. Tel. 61-3 Pond. with brown hair, hazel eyes that hold enjoy the maximum happiness Be sure of best results William Mrs Geo. A. Crockett and a good deal of merriment and a very self-respect. by using .I ,m! Tell. v ter Ruth of Thomaston, with quick sense of humor. At home she M w illard Roberts of Read- and her children have a little orches- A special delegation of Filipinos, of- visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A. tra. Mrs. Coolldge plays the piano, representing the Filipino peo- ently, and called on friends ficially It costs no more to use “* John the violin, and Calvin, after con- the best. town ple, attended the Republican and Dem- siderable discussion, In which he fa- ocratic National conventions, seeking tell e of California is the vored a bass drum, compromised on a Just your grocer—WILLIAM TELL. j, visiting an indorsement of the Filipino desire !ler at this and hi; l' bayside, being his banjo-mandolin. They play hymns in the two > for independence platforms. Northport for 45 years, war songs usually—the hymns they Their arguments, briefly stated, were hr,,'formerly lived in what is learn In the Congregational church and ih.. as follows: ji_ Doyle distriot, near the Sunday School of Northampton. They SWAN-WHITTEN COMPANY Wioolhouse. First.—That the American Declara- avoid difficult and unfamiliar music tion of Independence declares that because the object of the orchestra la governments derive their just powers SEAKSMONT. entirely recreational and not educa- from the consent of the governed ; tional. That Is a part of Mrs. Cool- • is Second.—That the American Con- mg teaching in Nort'iport. idge’s educations' policy—that chil- gress, In the .Tones law, solemnly prom- rrl rocker visited in dren should work when they work and 1 friends ised the Filipinos independence upon ,, Gently. play when they play and keep the two the establishment of a stable govern- Aid of the separate. That was why she sent her M. E. church ment, and that their claim that the »!:: at the 28 boys to the public schools of North- ,, ,l8 Sb|'lJ,tr vestry Sept. said stable government is now in ex- Well Patronized. ampton when they were five years old. istence in the Islands has been official- \ Dr. A. when she is in North- M. Lothrop .. Stearns has Every morning »05. returned to her i ly confirmed by America's own repre-S ■‘ ster, after ampton, Mrs. Coolldge takes her Boa- Smalley’s Mass., spend- sentatives there ; and .3 ^ w‘th her ton and goes to market. If the ROC jar' sister, MrsJJ bag America went fiEgR^HARVESTnMG^ ALAND,CAMDEN “HCnson. Third.—That before ■ DENTIST ^ neighbor next doer Is going Mrs. Cool- the world in the recent war as the! and hr MilJett has returned ldge goes with her In the car. Other- IS »M UPPLIES BELFAST WEun‘tJ from avowed champion of “self deterinina-B hospital, where she has wise she walks. She has no domestic Colonial Theatre W:.j,r tton,” American soldiers having Building treatment a number of policy. She1 buys, she says, “what the beenj AUTO SERVICE 3 mucb told it was one of the things they TELEPHONE 336-3 27tf Reduce Work to u improved in health. need and can afford.” Harvesting Minimum. Ta* family for. Leave Hotel Rockland at are were fighting and dying daily, calling * very in hav- Thorndike Hotel at a. S' nf'tlf fortunate 7 m. at 12.30 p. m. teachers as K&W Goods and Reliable Leave Windsor Belfast n" 'bine Hrsaiue last year, American Red Buy buy Goods Hotel, daily at Cross Roll Call. Brown 10.30 a m. and 4 Hester 30 m. *8 -,’tta ryant in the grammar and Dr. p, The Fourth Annual They will take care of every harvesting need in a moat satisfactory These cars connect S'ner m the primary. They Roll Call of the with McLaughlin’s S(r Heal” manner. Figure up your needs I Which of are wanted? Bus to *r‘ get a teacher American Red Cross will be held this ' thefollowing helps Bangor. ichool w for the This sell- dule will be Mr from Armistice Same Old Potato and Feed run as near on Wn Stewart of Rockland year Day, November Standby OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Diggers: Ensilage Cutters: Silos: time as until pp possible further notice. *'JI'!.iiut(j yin2 until a teacher can 11, to Thanksgiving Day. November 25, with over 100 yean of Success Farm Boilers: Grain and Bean Threshers: Fan and inclusive. During this period the men 30 High Street. Tel. 320 Cider Mills: Harvest Baskets: Gasolene Engines. ARTHUR S. SMALLEY and women of the United States will Humorous. trag Buy of your dealer—or write us Telephone 436-2 ROCKLAND pay their annual dues and renew their direct. free on membership. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The sub- Catalog, request. following com- scriber hereby gives notice that he has been Kendall and * K«1**®e^rot*the duly appointed administrator of the estate of Whitney Portland. Mo. w°men Smith: some ___ marry. They They are making fine OTIS F. HAMLIN, late of Brooks, —_HL____ " SWear’ but don,t these Z. W "hurch Repa,Jd hosiery days. in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given sT Pattee, M. D., if wore Favorite the. \ Pe,rJhaPg they Jones: Sheer enough, sheer enough!— Doctor’s Prescription bonds as the law directs. All persons having *ould- They are more demands the estate of said fff»i lbau w Cartoons for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Cramps, against deceased men’ also more Magazine. are desired to same for Masonic b and zoological, ChiUs, Sprains, Strains, and many other present the settlement lemple. Room 6. w°men and all indebted thereto are the sprang from mon- internal and external ilje requested to make v°men We would like to have men sprang farther than The fast young man is seldom in All dealers. 25 and 50 cents. payment immediately. you subscribs for The Residence at 45 going HERBERT J. HAMLIN. High Street. the direction.—Cartoons 1920.—40 right Magazine? Brooks, Maine. Sept. 14, Journal, Mr. Telephone 338-2 40 Dr. C. Edw. Britto left last week for Mrs. Amelia Allen left Wednesday for where he will Cambridge, Mass., take a Increased Values a few months’ visit with her daugh- CLARIONS LIGHTEN HOUSEWORK special course at Harvard, which is de- ter, Mrs. Howard Symonds of Marlboro, to fit for the Public <1——-_ f signed physicians Mass., after spending the Bummer with Health service, in which the demand is her daughter, Mrs. Herbert H. more Ar e in- SteVens, You have much time for said to greatly exceed the supply. you carrying sufficient and family. other when a surance to cover things Clarion saves Mrs. Alvah C. Treat returned home on the present Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wiley of your steps. the 6th from a visit with her sister in value of your property? Groveland, Calif., have been calling on friends Bangor, where she attended the musical In in the past three years the value Belfast and vicinity. Clarion action is immediate festival, the only person from the village They spent the of real and .past few months in Bangor and will to attend this year, which is an occur- personal property re- and positive. has turn home next week. rence sufficiently singular tomeiit men- nearly doubled. tion. Usually the local delegation is of A Clarion turns off an immense Ralph Simmons is attending the U. of considerable size. Have you increased your in- Maine. amount of work in a short time The Misses Louise Shute and Muriel surance by an amount that will i minutes and does it all supremely well. Goodere who are attending the seminary BORN few now, Peggy dear, and Daddy will be back hr correspond with the advance with a nice bottle of in Bucksport came home from Bangor *n McRae. In at Monday where they underwent opera- replacement value of your Belfast, the Waldo County Hospital, Sept. to Mr. tions on the throat last Saturday at the 27, and WOOD & BISHOP Maine property? Mrs. Frank McRae, a son, Frank Jr., CO., Bangor, ■"ffif-1 Eastern Maine General hospital. Mrs. Kemp’s Balsam Milton Goodere and Mrs. Elden S. Shute died! for you. Then you can go to sleep and for„„ that horrid old went to Bangor on Friday to remain with Have you considered how much cough. Sold by W. A. Belfast And as usual Mother is Hall, their daughters. COLCORD. In Oct. right,—but why « money you might be obliged to con- Swanville, 4, Mrs. save old Catherine Nichols poor dad the night trip to the dr Mr. and Mrs. M. I tribute in case of because Colcord, aged 94 years. store next time 1 up, and the prizes awarded. Mrs. Joseph George Houghton re- loss, your insur- COOK. In Oct. by having an extra bottle r* ance Belfast, 9, Andrew J. turned a not Kemp’s Balsam in the house all SEARSPORT. Sweetser received the first a box from brief visit with their may fully protect you under Cook, aged 74 years and 27 ready ( prize, days. and present value big little coughs alike? of toilet powder, and Mrs. C. N. Meyers daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. conditions? Devereaux. Ij Bucksport, Oct. 9, Abbie Get a bottle now. Mr. are Fred King Devereaux, widow of Charles and Mrs. Ralph Felker moving was awarded the consolation, a hand- Piper in Hartford, Conn., last Sat- It is a business Devereaux. GUARANTEED this week to Houlton. good foresight some tatting doiley, the hand work of urday afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Harvey. In N. Y. to discuss these points. Swanville, Oci. 7. Mrs _Le Roy, Mrs. I. H. Havener, postmistress, is the hostess. Delicious refreshments of William Dearborn of Bangor, who passed Lois J. Harvey, aged 77 years, 4 months the week-end at and 2 days. taking a two weeks’ vacation. ice cream, cake and home-made candies their summer home. Mr. WILLIAM L. LUCE, Inc., is now on his William Goodell left for : were served. Houghton annual vacation Capt. Tuesday 14 Mein UNCLAIMED which will be passed in town Street, BELFAST PRICE CURRENT DEPOSITS a business trip to Boston and vicinity. Searsport friends of Mrs. Alice Geor- largely get- ting his place ready for winter. Corrected Weekly for The Journal. i In the Belfast Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Arey returned gia Howard, of Brockton, Mass., are BELFAST,_MAINE Savings Bank, Belfast, PRODUCE MARKET PAID PRODUCER Maine much interested to learn that she will go The ex-service men of this town ap- j The statement contains the Friday from a vacation trip to Bar Har- | following name, amount standing to hii cre„.. Apples, per bush, Hay, *30 00a35 00 ; known of residence or on concert tour the as so- pear to the place postoffice address and the fact of if y. ; ^ bor. I coming winter singularly indifferent victory FOR SALE 75a 100 death, Hides, 14 depositor in the Belfast Savinas Bank, who has not made a or ,e! medals which are distributed. deposit, win'.j 4 | prano soloist with the Commonwealth being In 8 or of th A Beans, pea, Lamb, 30 thereof, any part dividends thereon, fra period of more than twenty v*. .' * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams of Cam Glenwood Kitchen Stove 1 | Trio, which includes Frank McDonald, Trundy’s window is displayed the medal Beans, y. e., 12 Lambskinsl 25al 50 preceding Navember 1920. and is not known to the treasurer to be living: y?ar5s* den were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Butter, 55a6o Name of Last known Whether known | violinist; Louis Dalbeck, cellist and Fred- Corp. Leslie B. Shannon, bearing five BY Mutton, 20 I Date of last ae- Amoij Wilbur Blodgett. Beef, sides, 14a 15 Potatoes, 1 00a 1 25 Depositor. Residence. to be deceased. posit or withdraw,li erick Tillotson, pianist and accompanist. bars—Champagne-Marue, Aigne-Marne, Donald McCorkindale. .Sch. L. V. JAMES R Beef, f. q., 13al4 Round Hog, 20 Chase. No. May 26, 1884.