The Republican Journal \ PLUME 85 •_BELFAST, MaLNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1913. Nr\nuV-i

s 17. Benediction. Contents of Today lournal. f ----:- OBITUARY. The of Aurora 18. Postlude, ‘‘Festal Postlude in C,” The regular supper Rebekah At a recent meeting of Thomas H. Marshall 1 News of Belfast The Churches. .Secret Societies.... Rockwell Lodge will be omitted next week. G. A. Post, R., it was voted to open their card PERSONAL. We are in the Obituary. ..The News of Belfast.... The quartette: Mr. Arthur Johnson, 1st receipt of newspaper clippings to According a proposed plan for Skating is fine on the “Muck” and men a£ room to members of the Post and the Post News of the .Personal. which not dividing Granges. tenor; Mr. Orlando Titherington, 2nd tenor; report the death (date given) in the State Mr. I. V. Miller is in Boston on highway funds Waldo County will well as children are making the most of it. : Club, only. business. BibleStudy and Boxing. .Editorials.. Mr. John 1st Mr. S. Rochester, Minn., of Fred E. Sanborn, follow- Parker, bass; Elbridge receive $88,000. Orman B. McKechnie of Burnham The Prevention of Fire Waste..Re- The offices in Odd Fellows Block are There will be a installation of was a 2nd bass; Miss or- ing an operation two weeks before. Mr. San- being joint A. E. cent Deaths. Pitcher, Amy Stoddard, lusiness visitor in town Dec. 4th. | The young people of the Universalist put into fine condition by A. T. Gay and E. J, Clark Camp, S. of V., and their Mr. Frank Waterman, Mr. born was born on the Cammett place in Mor- parish Auxiliary the Transfers in Real Estate...The Farm ganist; Wesley are first Mr. and Mrs. rill 49 preparing to give at a later date the Partridge, painters. Monday evening in January, with Walter James Lane of Searsmont vis- 1 Wood Lot8..How to Make the Hens Wood, Violinists. years ago last February, and when he bright little operetta, “The J. Clifford officer. i > ted relatives in last week. The Farmer and the Bank.. reached his he resolved Enchanted Apple.** There will be a dance at Silver Harvest installing Rockport Lay. Last the Men's which meets eighteenth birthday Sunday Forum, B. O. Miss Ruth Successful Farming on Small Area... to go west. He reached Omaha and em- Norton has sold a 30-horse Grange hall, Waldo, Dec. The Belfast Water Co. is Kimball is at home from Casting noons at the held got power Chev- Saturday evening, surveying Condon Sim of Burketville. .Probate Court.. Sunday Universalist church, rolet formal ployment as a clerk for the Union Pacific, touring car to Mr; Qtis Robbins of 20th, with music by the Gurney sisters. ! and Allyn streets, with the shore School for the holidays. Tittsfield Personals. one of the most interesting meetings of the adjacent learned stenography, was a stenographer for Searsmont, and has Mr. RebbinB* Winton tour- of Center | property and lots in Allyn Field, Mrs. Arthur A. Blair returned Editorials. .East Belfast. .Ship News. season. Next Sunday Jacob's experiences as Elijah Gay Montville wishes to preparatory Saturday frotr the car to the road, and then 27 years ago, founded the ing for sale. thank the friends who remembered running water mains to that section of 1 hort visits in and Old Town. The News of Belfast.. a fugitive will be discussed with special refer- him with a Bangor Standard Stock Food now the Standard the city. Co., The Arts and Crafts room be shower of post cards on his 70th Dec. | Abram of ence to the influence those experiences had will open from ! birthday, Sanson and went to Sears Annals Belfast.. Literary News the food family Chemical, largest company in the now until after Christmas with 8th. Official notice has been received from the nont laBt and Notes. upon the beginning of the Hebrew nation. All special sales in } Monday to spend a few weeks. west. He was the first president of the the various U. S. Pension Address of Welcome. Cor- lines. The work this season News has been received of Department of the removal of .County men are cordially invited. fancy the serious ill- Orrin J. Omaha Auditorium Co., and of the is Dr. L. Dickey returned from respondence. president especially attractive. ness of Mrs. B. who is Eugene Stevens from the local pension Wednesday Next at the Universalist church Mary spending the 1 three Sunday Omaha Manufacturers association. He was IJpe, board. The other days business to Stockton Springs.Searsport. The annual winter with her members are Dr. S. W. trip Sargentville. there will be Christmas services. There ball of Belfast Hook and Ladde. daughter, Mrs. F. A. Stevens, Born. .Married.. .Died. special highly popular in business circles and Johnson and Adelbert W. H. during will take in 1 in Mass. Millett. It is reported Dickey has returned home from a will be a sermon for the season Co., place the Opera House tomor- Rockland, __ appropriate his illness the manufacturers dsit sent him flowers that Dr. Harry L. Kilgore of Thorndike will with his 1 rother Clarence in Boston. and music the choir. These services row, Friday, night, with music by Keyes or- Have you taken advantage of this continued special by and messages of sympathy. His wife and J. succeed Dr. Stevens. chestra. A time is mild weather to put in sweet Capt. and Mrs. E. H. of The Churches. will be held in the morning, and there will be W. good assured to all who at- your peas?— Colby Sunset are Gamble, vice president of the Standard Boston Globe. 1 tend. Albert Crane of Stamford, Ct., has sent to 'pending a few weeks with Belfast no evening lecture. The musical programme relatives. Company, were with him when the end came. “Our his more George" planted thanamonth the Universalist church a check for $50 to Miss Clara K. ..side hold is as follows: He There will be no dance at Seaside ap- Steward came in from North- Spiritualist Society regular leaves besides his wife, a daughter, Mrs. B. Grange ago. ply to the proceeds of the recent | mrt for a rvices at their of on At Cantor hall on account two-days' Friday few days' with place meeting Voluntary, Dawn, M. Burbank, by his first wife; a father. Dr. C tonight; postponed of the stay frienda The entertainment that was to have fair and entertainment, which the net i n town. reet at 2 and 7 m. Trombone Solo, Mr. H. A. Drink water Hook & Ladder ball in been brings p. W. Sanborn, retired from practice, and a sister, the Open House to- Carol, Ring ye Bells, Schubert in the Brainard receipts up to $210. Mr. Crane was at one morrow, The given schoolhouse this, Thurs- Mrs. William rning service at the First Parish Duet, Mr. Hammons and Mr. Coombs Mrs. Estelle Barton, of Buffalo, N. Y. His Friday night. next dance at Grimm, formerly Miss Celia day, evening has been ; time a frequent visitor to Belfast, the were Seaside will be the of Dec. indefinitely postponed guest layes, is the uest of her nitarian) is held at 10.45 a. m.f Sun- Anthem, There Shepherds, Spence estate is valued at $32,000, including life in- night 23th. g brother. Mr. A jgus- on account of the illness of one of the late Albert Otis and the late Dr. Soprano Solo, Selected of the ladies on H. H. us D. Hayes. ;:e Sunday school meets at 11.45. surance, most of which is left to the widow Charles McAuliffe.who had suffered for some Miss Brier the program. Johnson. with the 1 rank uristian Scientists hold services in Father We Bless Thee, Lorenz request that she use her best efforts time with trouble with his eyes, ind who re- A. Kaaeltine will arrive Response, Ernest F.iturdav to the the Burgess, while driving the rom Bowdoin at Postlude, Grand Chorus, Salome perpetuate business of Standard cently went to the and Ear in through VPU/W < X I- Till' /'n to 127 Main street, Sunday morning Eye Infirmary Orono road in his College spend Christmas Miss Katherine Brier, Miss Emma Sunday automobile, saw three soprano; Chemical Mfg. Co. Speaking on his thirtieth for is four I'ith relatives. rw and Wednesday evening at 7.30 Portland, surgical treatment, or deer in the woods close to the roau. so Skay, alto; Mr. Harry Coombs, tenor; Mr. Lu- improving .anniversary in Omaha of coming west,Mr. San- ana nopes to join his wife and three near that he could have struck them The Massachusetts State to which all are welcome, ther Hammons, bass. Mrs. H. Drinkwater, Iittie easily Grange by a refer- Mr. Lincoln Warren of Searsmont visiter with a born told this of himself last children for the holi stone, indicating that the deer are get- organist. story February: lays. endum vote among the members opposes wo- lis son, Franklin A. and rvices next Sunday at Mason’s Mills ting pretty near to Bangor.—Bangor Corn- Warren, f-iends in Thirty years ago 1 left Boston for the west. man < his ■ me three men last eld at 10.30 a. followed the J lie annual im-cun^ najmsi tllUlCII Only venires have been returned to ial. suffrage. city Monday. m., by My means were limited and when I arrived in was held last with 67 mem- Council Clerk of Court Keating for traverse for Five Misses Mr. and Mrs. -chool, and at Trinity Reformed church Thursday evening Bluffs 1 had 26 cents. My lodging juries A Washington special says that Arthur W. young ladies, Clarice and Izetta Willis E. Hamilton returnee and 40 sent house that was the old Council the term of the ^ m. followed by Sunday school. bers present, messages to be read night Bluffs January Suprene Judicial Howard, at has been Place, Clara Bean, Blanche Cain and Mabel ilonday from Boston, where Mrs. Hamilton car postmaster Cape Rozier, barn, where I went in order that I might Court. Belfast has drawn J F. in response to their names at the roll-call. Steidon, C. C. continued in office, and that Fred E. Clark, took the 3d and 4th degrees in Union vent to consult an eye specialist. rvices for the week at the Meth- save 25 cents to pay my way across the bridge Dickey The of the officers and committees that J Hamilton, W. W. Blazo and Willfem Haugh; has been Harvest Center Dec. Mr. urch will be as follows: This, reports might get into Omaha. 1 landed in appointed fourth class postmaster at Grange, Montville, 13th. and Mrs. E. A. Jones returned Frida, were very encouraging. The treasurer Omaha without a cent, and sickness Northport, F. I. Beach, and Fraikfort, Leo in rom the Sun- report- though Bayside, Waldo county, place of J. P. Wood, Tranquility Grange, elected offi- Warren, where they were ca.led to at- evening, prayer meeting; beset me in earlier Lincolnvilie, and a my career, by sheer grit True. school ed all bills paid good sum remaining in who was removed. cers Dec. 4th, as follows: Ed end the funeral of Mr. 30, morning worship; Sunday and pluck I went forw’ard, and today am head- Master, Goodwin; Ralph Robinson. the The treasurer's re- The service at 7. m. treasury. missionary ing the association which ail of Women’s Alliance of the Tirst Parish the to 1 overseer, Laurence Annie \ evening p. represents Among marriages expected take place Rankins; lecturer, Henry Kingsbury of W interport announces* was also very The church Omaha’s greatest industries and an invest church will meet at the of port satisfactory. (Unitarian) home at Christmas are the Mr. Amos A. Lermond; secretary. Hazel Miller; treasurer, he engagement of his Methodist church next Sunday kthe ment of of following: daughter. Ava France.- has 29 new members this millions dollars. Mis. received year, 14 oi Edward R. Pierce, Church street, this, ; Colcord, Belfast, and Miss Adria Addie Lassell; stew- to hv. D. B. Phelan, will preach a Christ- Thomas.isles- chaplain, Henry Peavey; vingsbury, Earle K. Brown of Bangor. them and has lost 13 afternoon at 3 by baptism, members, Harriet wife of Allen L. died Thursday, o’clock. “Industrial boro; Chester Larrabee and Susan F. ard, Clare Pottle; asst, steward, George Dickey; en and the music, under the direction Bubar, Curtis, Gay; Miss Louise W. Richards arrived last week a of 16. There are 290 Work in the Cumberland making gain scholars at her home in the Conant Church Mountiins” is the Charles E. Adams and Clara A. Bowen; Charles L. A. Steward, Flora Elms; Flora, Villa Pottle; P. Goodhue assisted by Prof. W. H. house. 'rom Farmington to spend the in the school with an of the to holiday vaca- Sunday average attend- at subject paper be given by Mrs. H. Simmons and B. Nash. Pomona, Helen Rankin; Ceres, Ethe Goodwin; will be appropriate to the season. street, 10 o’clock, Saturday evening, Dec. Myrtle •ion with her mother, Mrs. Annie Richards. ance of 175. Three new classes have be.r Pierce. Earle 13th, aged 32 years, 9 months and 19 Carmen and Tannhauser, the three reel gate keeper, Wiley. days. big Kenney A. will rvices at the North church will be as formed this year, making 16 in all. The Cnris- Burgess arrive home Sat- She had been ill for several with tuber- If those interested in the Girls’ Home classic feature, will be the attraction at Bel- has elected officers years 4 ^Cornet Grange, Swanville, irday from to Prayer meeting this, Thursday, even- ti*n Endeavor Society reported a Phillip-Exeter spend Christmas membership culosis, during which she manifested unusual Christmas tree who have gifts of toys, etc., fast Opera House Wednesday, Dec. 24th and as follows: Master, Albert Overseer, Moody; vith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert t. 30; Knights of King Arthur, Friday of 51, of whom 32 are active members. The for the Bur- fortitude. Everything possible was done to children, will notify any member of the Christmas matinee. An entire will James Webster; Lecturer, Mrs. Bert at change Nickerson; jess. at 7; morning worship Sunday 10.45; Junior Society, which was started about ont the committee the prolong her life. She had the best of medi al articles will be called for. be made in the program for the Christmas A. S., F. Porter Webb; L. A. S., Mrs. F. P. meet- Miss M. Alice school at 12 m.; C. E. Prayer month has 31 members. the re- The committee Pitcher of LincolnviUe has ac- ago, Following attendance and the constant care and devotion is F. I. Wilson chairman, night performance. This will al so be orches- Webb; See y, Bert NickeiSuw, Chaplain, Mia. a as ® p. m. officers for the were elect- cepted position teacher in one of the isles h ports ensuing year of her husband. Mrs. Curtis was born in New Misses Florence Libbey, Frances Abbott and tra A. A. night. Edgar Robertson; S., Edgar Robertson; boro schools and will nei duties the will be as ed, as follows: Clerk, Miss Maude E. Mathews Mildred Miss begin firs; vices at the Baptist church Brunswick, the only child of the late Hannah Randall. West Belfast. B. B. Toohaker and Treasurer, Louise Cunningham; C., Mrs. J. H. }f the year. even- treasurer, Chas. ll.Twombly; missionary treas- and Bert Mrs. James Mrs Prayer meeting this. Thursday, Astle) Isaac Bubar. Her mother died Prof. Wight’s singing school willmeetin the Elms are attending the State in Ban Moody; P., Webster; F., Grange Mrs. Sarah service at lu.45 a. m.; urer, Mrs. W. B. Fletcher; Auditor, W. B when Mrs. Curtis was a and her Charles G. Leon Webster. R. Pierce, who has beer, rmng Sunday little girl aunt, Baptist vestry tomorrow, Friday, evening, and gor. Mr. Toothaker is a delegate from Equity Nickerson; K., confined who do not Fletcher; of the to her home for several weeks from chool at 12 o'clock. All Superintendent Sunday Mrs. Mary Astle Bubar of Houlton, had been a cordial invitation is extended to all who may Grange-B Fi. Mosher has returned from Dirigo Grange, Freedom, has elected the fol- :he effects if a severe is school at other church are School, CharlesE. Rhoades; Assistant Superin- an own to cold, about the house and j- unday any like mother, and was with her in Bel- wish join. Prof. Chapman in his remarks Bangor, where he was called by the death of lowing officers for the ensuing year: F.W.John- it* Endeavor at 6.30 tendent. Claude Nutter; Assessors, 0. E. Frost, fast the at last gaining daily. invited. Christian last five weeks. Mi-s Bubar came to tlie concert Friday evening commended his brother-Mr. Cooper and a crew are son, master; J. W. Libby, overseer; Susan 7.30 m. C. H. Twombly, W. A. Nichols, B. B. Green- Belfast the work of Prof. and was Dana B. Southworth c ng service at p. from Houlton with her cousin, Mrs. W'ight said le glad packing apples for FI. J. Morris. Fiye, lecturer; D. R. McGray, steward; Frank arrived home from Hebron law and Roy E. Young; membership commit- Lewis F. Gannon, and lived with her for sev- Belfast could have the benefit of hs teaching Clement, assistant steward; Annie Murch, Academy last Saturday to spend the niversahst ^unoay school and Men's A dance will be given on Christmas afternoon Mrs. Mrs. C. E with his tee. George Robertson, eral years, finding employment here. Three annual ball of the chaplain; J. H. Vose, Annie Clem- iolida>s parents, Mr. and Mrs. will furnish the Christmas tree for the The fourth Belfast Gun from 8 o’clock until 7. in Memorial had, under treasurer; Ralph Miss F. A. Mrs. L. C. Put- D. Southworth. Rhoades, Sargent, years ago she went to the Hebron Sanitorium Club in Seaside hall ent, secretary; Nickless, the Girls Home. There will he some Grange last Thursday the direction of F’rank Mudgett and Alton George gatekeeper; nam, ford committee, for and and May Morris; visiting treatment apparently improved, was a Susie Ingraham, Ceres; Annie Seth M. Milliken of furnished by the girls of the Home nignt largely attended and very enjoy- Johnson. The patronesses will be Mrs. Charles Libby, Pomona; New York will arrive Mrs. W. F. Mrs. O. E. Frost, Mrs. Sturtevant, Jan. 12, 1912, she married Mr. Allen L Curtis able affair. orchestra furnished music. Susie Downs, Flora; Gertrude Libby,lady assist- this week to remain over Christmas ■ribution of presents. This will all take Keyes Bradbury, Mrs. William M. Randall, Mrs with hie Gerald Howard, Mrs. B. L. Robertson. Mrs and the of both and many friends bride groom Ritchie was floor and at inter- H. Morris ant steward. The grange voted to send the mother and sister, Mrs. Elizabeth A. and n. 4 o'clock to 5 o’clock Elijah manager, Ralph Howes, Mrs. L. Slugg anc Mnu Wednesday Mrs George Holt; benevblence committee, B.B, trusted that many years of were be- master and his wife to the State and Maude M. Milliken. All interested in the Home are happiness Miss Anne M. Kittredge. Keyes’ orchestra grange Greenlaw, Mrs. C. E. Rhoades, Mrs. L. A. Bur- was to sev- fore them. But this not be. For cream and cake. w'ill furnish music. Miss Helen nvited. Sanderson, superintendent .. f tht Mrs. L. F. Miss Grace gess, Gannon, Hayes, eral weeks in the early part of this season while Waldo The organization of the Jewish church was The stores were all open last even- County Hospital, was it, Augu.-ta a -tor of the Universalist church has Miss L. Miss Lulu so- Monday ! Amy Wilson, Smalley; at their cottage at Quantibacook Mrs. Cur- PERSONAL. week to attend completed Saturday evening, Dec. 13th. The and will be open every the the meetings of t Main* an extra amount of cial Robert- ing evening during i, people to bring committee, Albert Cuzner, George tis seemed to gain, but it was only a temporary Nurses church is called Agudath Achim, or the all the windows Association. a B. L. Robertson and holidays. F’ractically shop Mr. and A. Sunday and make Christmas son, Gardner Harmon, gain and nothing could stop the ravages ot this Mrs. Leroy Webber will move of Brotherhood. Lewis Goldman was are Mrs. Knights attractively decorated, and together with Eugene Rust of Kansas u ,c. he church. As this is a season of Edwin Perkins; missionary committee. Miss dread disease. She enjoyed the love and sym- next Saturday into their new bungalow. elected clerk; Louis Goldburg, 1st deacon; the many outside electric lights, red and white spending the winter with relativ.. \>u should we not give to the church ? Maude E. Mathews, Mrs. L. L. Robbins. Mrs. of a circle of f. iends.who her Mrs. Louise is confined to pathy large kept Samuel 2nd deacon: Samuel D. Beckwith her Smith, Cohen, with the electric signs, matte a brilliant display Mass,, was in Belfast Thursday. we make a little sacrifice to do it, it Will Stevens, Gerald W. Howard and Idella sickroom bright with flowers. She was an home by illness, threatened with pneumonia treasurer; Israel Wyman, Max Ruzansky, and* F’tople out of town will find it to their inter- Mrs. Thomas B, Dinsmore. wing only t ie spirit of this season Knowlton. attendant at the Methodist church and ner Lewis trustees est to visit Belfast at this Miss Melvina V. Parker left M to Oblisky, time. onday spend Mr. Alvin H. who was r- : -tirit of the Christ whose birth we pastor. Rev. D. B. Phelan, officiated at the Ellis, -eerr not two weeks with relatives in Boston and vi- If $63.75 is enough, open several ac- The alarm from box Zb about 10.30 p. m Eye and Ear Portia::, tor e lebrate. It is hoped there may be a funeral, which took place at her late home Thomas II. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the G Infirmary, treat — counts. Join the Christmas Club. Waldo Dec. 10th, was for a lire in the store. cinity. ment. has returned ■: ■ Mudgett there f furt: er ring next Sunday. Tuesday forenoon at 10.30 o'clock. The inter- A. R., presented Thomas FI. Marshall F’osi real Trust Belfast. It proved to h» more smoke than !>'*, though S. Fossett of a candidate ment after a few weeks at Company, ment was in Grove The bearers some weeks ago with a 12-foot and it w as Edgar Portland, hornt. of Christmas music Cemetery. flag lowing program bu; for. tne prompt action of the fire depart- for United States Marshal, was in Belfast were Luther and Charles Hammons, Addison raised with appropriate ceremonies on th« Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Erisbee are Webster iven at the First Parish SECRET SOCIETIES. (Unitarian) ment it might have been a serious tire. A Pendleton ami John Dow. staff in front of Memorial Not satis- Monday, Mass where they are light Mr : text morr building. housekeeping Sunday itig: family liv.r.g over an store noticed adjoining fied with the size of the flag the Circle order- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fogg will return to- Erisbee has employment in a factor< •‘Wake, O Judean Land,” Hall At the meeting Wednesday evening, DecJ f Mrs. Hannah Prime HDimes, formerly the smoke and at once the alarm. The ■ gav«. ed another, a 16-foot and it was morrow, Friday, from a business and They are pleased with their urmt The Choir. 24th, of Silver Cross K. of officers flag, displayed pleasure Lodge, P., Swanville, died in Bar Harbor Dec. 14th, aged tire had started in a o: rubbish in the cel- *sod Tidings,” Bartlett phe from the staff for the first time last trip to Boston. Miss Alice 1. will be and a full attendance is ex- Tuesday, Whitten returne Iasi, week nominated TO She was born in Brooks, the lar in about same as the tire of The Cho.'r. years. daugh- the place last and when the Circle met in regular session Miss Edith C. \\ ilson of Gardiner will arrive from Oronu, where she has been at;< t.a _rato Miss Pitcher pected. Prime Little by Gladys ter of the iate Eben and Esther January. Th; store was occupied jointly by that afternoon were witi of ., •The Babe of aM Glory,” they greatly pleased next Saturday to spend the vacation University Maine, and will r, the re Light A stated convocation of Corinthian field, and married Alonzo Holmes of Swanville> Airs. and the Manufacturers’ Outlet holiday Royal Mudgett the There was a Dressier change. good attendance at with relatives. mainder of theyear.il her fun. ?y Arch No. 7, was held even- who died about two years ago. She is survived Co. of Portland, and their loss was The Choir. Chapter, Tuesday principal their 10 cent supper that followed their regu Mr. Isaac Bubar of Mr. Fred A. Holmes of N S “The Gift,” Behrend with work on several candidates in the one son and three Fred A smoke. Both were insured The insurance Iloulton arrived Monday, war iii, ing hy daughters: by lar session and that was with the Posl enjoyed called to Miss Katherine Quimby. the called here by the death of his daughter, Mrs, Bar Harb-*r Monday > ..-.'a:, id Royal Arch degree, followed by a banquet. Holmes of North Belfast, Mrs. VV. F. Whit- on the stock of Manufacturers Outlet Co at G o’clock. huir: Miss Katherine so- Allen L his mother. Mrs. Esther Pnn.-- .:• ••- Quimby. Most Excellent Frank J ( ole. Grand High comb of Oitypoint, Mrs. E. B. Greeley and has been adjusted, the adjuster of the insur- Curtis. He iss Caroline Hatcl, contralto; Mr. Tiie Belfast Gun Club was to de- returned Tuesday morning, ao.-or.., ,j he Priest of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Miss Linnie Holmes of Bar Harbor; by two ance on the building was here yesterday and obliged Kingsbury Piper of Fairfield was the guest t..j Mrs. rse, tenor; Mr. Leon Beckwith, bass; cline the invitation of the Castine Gun Club U sisters, E. if Greeley ..,.d M i.-nnie Maine, was present to inspect the work. There brothers and a sister: Mr. Joseph Littlefield of the adjuster of the insurance on the Mudgett Tuesday and Wednesday of his sister, Mrs. Beckwith, organist, assisted by jo.n them in a snoot Christmas, as of the was a large attendance of members. Brooks, Mr. Abner Littlefield of Waterville stock will arrive today. The store could not many Joseph G. Patterson. Pitcher, ’cellist. members leave home at that bui Mr. and iys and Mrs. Hoeea Rackliff of Los Angeles, Calif. ip un.il these matters were settled. cannot time, Mrs. James F. McInto> X The annual of Kora reopened t hosier B. Frost, who holds a responsible meeting Temple,{Mys- will have an shoot at the home the engagement of their ••-,a \ Mrs. Holmes was well and favorably known in Light all-day grounds daughi- audience enjoyed the evening ser- tic Shrine, was held last Friday night at An Electric Deal. Negotiations position in New York, will spend the holidays to Clarence o, Rich of Rock V A feature will be a match belweer lam:, Belfast; but it was in the home life that her special McIntosh is one «>f ihe Universalist church last Sunday, Kora Temple, in Lewiston, about 700 mem- f ir the purchase of the Searsport Electric at his home in Belfast. Rockland's p u.ar am: at members of the Coot lined as cham- real worth was most Her Club, up tractive young ladies and is well know a v. A. A. Blair took up Henry Snyder bers of the order The re- fully appreciated. L ght Co. by the Penobscot Bay Electric Co M. being present. Miss Isabel Smalley will leave Saturday to < 1 and pions and wouid-be The younger generation t Camden. i' i‘s “V. V.’s After the son went to Bar Harbor for the remains for some time champions. respec- rgra"? Eyes.” telling ports of the secretary and treasurer showed hive been pending and Dec. 11th spend the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Eugene tions are extended —Camden Herald returned his sisters, tive teams are as follows: Champions, R. H .. story in a concise and inter- the had been a one fi- Tuesday, accompanied by M M. H. Black veil of Brunswick, treasurer ornplex past year prosperous S. Philbrook, in Sanford. Andrew B. Mrs. and Miss Holmes. The funeral Howes, captain: William H. Hall, William H Sides has been app .nted agenr .ay, Mr. Blair drew three lessons from and in the number of new members Greeley of ihe latter company, closed a deal by which nancially C. E. T. Frank Mr. Owen Marden and Miss Stevens cf the Portland and Kennebec took Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock Quimby, Mclntire, Parker, W Daisy Bangor, Line- that character should be a gradual admitted. After a banquet officers were elected place all the rights, tit.es and appurtenances of the C. E. R. be of North were of Mr. and at Mr. Sides is a Car. who at the home of her at Rev. Libbey, Estabrooks. Would cham- Searsport guests .Boston. <\~y. boy, and that ideals should grow and and installed and in the 17 candidates daughter Citypoint, Sea-sport Electric Light were sold evening Company Stevens lias been with the David L. Wilson of the Belfast pions, Clarence E. Read, captain, A H Mrs. S. L. last Monday. Lastern Steamsb.n corn ra- itn the individual’s growth. Second, took the Congregational to tne Penobscot B*j Electric which degrees. Company, James Lion and its church Nichols, H. Howes. Horace Chenery Mr. Dustin of N. who predecessors severa years, am ity would not be so necessary if the officiating. tooK immediate possession. The Cyrus Hopkinton, H., At the meeting of the commissioned officers Searsport S. M R. Locke, Fred T. Herbert B his is tli resuit f fa:Lnfu; Chase, owns a number of wood lots in Waldo promotion and vpended for that purpose was applied of the third battalion of the First Maine regi- plant was owned by Searsport people, has a county, Capt. Roscoe G. Babbidge died Dec. 9th at Foster. This match take in the efficient service. of will place was in Belfast on business. earned wages; and, lastly, that happi- ment, Uniformed Rank, Knights Pythias, list of 130 subscribers a contract to light the Tuesday his home in Vinalhaven after an illness of ana at the W'ill be followed the usual o 1 held Pythian Temple, Portland, presid- morning by trai Friends of Miss Marian Heui v ir. er by* product, not to be overtaken by streets, furnished power to local Mrs. P. D. H. Carter is at home from the ed over Col, VV. E. Riker of about two months. In early life he followed village plants by Lewiston, Maj. shooting for chickens, etc. get youi ssted to know that she will C..r -tmas but to be self in and was steam. The “Johnny, where she un- spend gained by forgetting Will A. Gilman of Portland, who has held the the sea and in On one operated by Searsport Homeopathic Hospital, Boston, engaged fishing. voy- gun” and join the shooters. it her home .n this With Mr. and Mrs ice of fellow' man. Special music by position for several years, was re-elected for will be operated as at present until derwent a serious operation, and is city. age he had in his crew the late Russed G. plant it gradually term of four Later in the sea- l. M. Cube of m ei, was a feature of the “The another years. w th New Chicago, with whom as evening. a can be connected he trunk line which Advertisements. Carle & Jones an improving. son there is to be an election of the Dyer of this city and on yachting trip down brigade the she v-,ur Halo” by Florence Barclay will be dis- transmits the power from the making a fine of china spending winter, recent.., officers lor the choice of a brigadier general. the bay some years ago Mr. Dyer and his com- power-station hilicay display glass, Mrs. Marinda Warren is in Searsmont where friends in and e mu week from next It is that Gen. Charles K. at Pond to Belfast, which line lamps, leather and hammerec Philadelphia, spent Sunday evening. expected Brig. called on Capt. Babbidge at his place Tod:y runs *oods, plain she will spend several weeks with her children of Livermore Falls will be elected to panions at the Bellevue Stratford in New V Campbell 1 about r.aif a mile back from brass, manicure sets, toilet sets, silver, nickel A. annual of the Woman’s Mis- of business at Pulpit Harbor. The captain Searsport village, Lincoln Warren, Mrs. Charles Cushman and meeting succeed himself, as it is understood there are brass the Penobscot company having had copper, and alumnium ware, toys, dolls Mrs, Abram Sansom. the into the •. Society of the Baptist church was held i no candidates for the office. was an ardent Democrat and had named one of nothing Among initiates :»> ilegt more .ha.i within the sleds, games, etc. See their one his sons, then a little Grover pole rights town limits. stationery, of Mr. Charles H. of Delta last w was Boy home of Mrs. Walter J. Clifford, Favori Rebekah Lodge, Unity, has adopted sturdy fellow, The engagement Simmons Chapter Upsilon It is that tne can half table of china ware_tiracelei Cleveland. On from the sea expected change be made price C. Hurd of Charlestown, a of oay evening, Dec. 10th, with a good at- I the following resolutions of respect; retiring Capt.Bab- and Miss Myrtle B. Nash, both of this city, has Mass., nephew within five or six weess. Mr. A. C. watches and ail the latest fads will b« 11 -'••• in the business of mer- Hopkins jewelry and the will take Mies Jennie M. Miller. The in.cation waa -:e. The subject for the evening was our bidge engaged general been announced, marriage Whereas, Heavenly Father in His divine found in the at Harbor and about four of this city, the local manager, was in .Sears- Christmas stack of Chase & Doal held at the House. and ns Among the Mormons” and after an wisdom has seen fit to again enter our lodge chandise Pulpit years place in the near future. Augusta Augusta, last on business with ir and remove from our midst our esteemed sis- moved to Vinalhaven, where he opened a port Friday connected with (established 1826) up-to-date patterns among those who responded to toasts was Bus ling paper by Miss Carrie M. Greenlaw, ago Miss Edna D. Crawford will arrive next ter, Annie Webb; therefore, be it a gold and silverware, watches, diamonds anc ki- store. He is survived by wife,whose maiden sell H. Lord of Waterville, formerly of Belfast were members of various we as Saturday from Burdett’s Business College, readings by Resolved, That members of Favori fine leather have Kodaks fron name was Susan Bray, two Mrs. ■steamer Notes. Th-i goods. They *• the do the loss of our de- daughters, contract for to Christmas with her mother .on the subject. At business meet- Lodge deeply deplore repair- to Boston, spend Belfast and friends of Miss Re-* Mrs. Louis $6 $20, Brownies from $1 to $10, and a fine Searsport parted sister, whose removal from our midst Martin of Massachusetts and Mc- the steamer Belfast, which was i ch followed, the nominating committee, ing damaged Mrs. Phoebe I). Crawford. becca Chilcott of will he interested to has caused a that cannot be filled. line of Premo cameras... .W. A. Winchester Bangor vacancy Donald of Worcester, and two sons, Sanford C. collision with a scow in the lower F. Mrs. D. by harbor, Miss Sabra B. will arrive to-morrow hear of her recent as assistant Gannon, George Mahoney Resolved, That while we mourn the loss of who has had 25 in the mar- Dyer election in and Grover C. Babbidge. while years experience ss Frances A. the our sister we wi.l extend to her our ’ioston, recently inward bound from Sargent, presented family ket business (18 in Boston), has opened the Friday, from the Boston School of Expression Domestic Science in the Bangor High school tender regard and heartfelt sympathy in this Bangor, has been awarded to William g list of officers and they were unani- News was received here of the death Cramp to remain over the holidays with her parents, Miss Chilcott. who is the of Dr. and hour of affliction. Sunday Central Market and will sell for cash only. H< daughter lj- & Sons of PI iladelphia, whose bid of about elected: President, Miss Maude E. Saturday night in the Somerville, Mass., hos- Mr. and Mrs. George B. Dyer. Mrs. L. S. Chilcott, is a graduate of the two Let us bow in meek will not aeliver goods but will give his patrons 0 submission, was the lowest received. After Miss Grace H. 1 $9,000 s; vice president, Hayes; the iron pita! of Arthur C. Paine, formerly of Camden, tempo- years Domestic Science course at the niver ’Neath heavy rod, the benefit of this in Hie annual i>ci.uu.iam.'u rary repairs were made the Belfast saving expense. ou^uuiuuic v, Miss Carrie M. Greenlaw; treasurer, Laid upon us in affliction ; whose wife was Miss Hattie Coombs, proceeded 3 i ty of Maine. daughter At the New York Store, Colonial at the of Maine was held last Fri- r the hands of God. to Philadelphia Dec. 10th under her own steam. Bargain University arles E. Rhoades; program committee. By loving of the late Capt. Arphaxed Coombs of this Theater block, there are many useful anc i in Alumni Hall. aid- Mrs. r- The in the last day evening Stephen Ada L. Wildes was called to Camdei Walter F. Sturtevant, Miss Maude E. As we strive to the curtain, Mr. Paine was for many years well known reports daily papers week of pierce city. serviceable articles for Christmas some this was one of the accident to he steamer Castine gifts, well Clements of city the Monday to attend the funeral of Mr. Arthur as, Miss Frances A. Sargent; member- Veiling Him, the holy One, throughout this section as an insurance agent, were in- of which are enumerated in the advt. on the who died in Let us whisper in our sorrow, correct. The Castine did not call for Speakers. Paine, Somerville. Mass and hi>. 1 Mrs. D. Miss 1 and since the death of his some 14 assist- mmittee, George Mahoney, ‘•Not will but His be done.” wife, years 2nd one store in Belfast has the my ance or need When page_Only Edward of the schooner Ed- remains were brought ;■ Camden, his old D. Knowlton and Mrs. Wm. E. had been in Massachusetts for the most any. Capt. Coombs found Capt. Kreger Holt; That our charter be for 3C ago, wonderful hose for Resolved, draped his steamer was non-mending Holeproof Lawrence will not sail the seas this home, for interment. Mr. Paine ma:r:ed Mias. K Mrs. oi The death of his Bes- leaking he beached her at the ward J. --.ting committee, L. F. Gannon. days in memory of our sister, that a copy part. only daughter and that is The Dinsmore Store. Fron Lime sale, to Hattie Coombs, daughter of the la;1' apt. am ■ Kiln, where the leak was winter, having decided remain ashore at his rge D. and Miss Frances these resolutions be spread upon our records, sie in Lynn fiveyears ago was a great blow stopped tem- Mahoney A, now until Christmas will be deliverer Mrs. one sent to the a sent to the Ban The Cas me than to they home in Fairfield and turn his command over Arphaxad Coombs of Belfast, w. die*’, After the business session a social family, copy to him, and since that time he had made his porarily. proceeded Cam- free several gor Commercial for publication. den under her own made by parcel post_The crowning triumph to P. F. Dunton of Five Islands. years ago. -Hawed when the hostess served home in Somerville. About ten clays ago he steam, repairs there Capt. light j Ida P. W. Mosher and Addie J of the is the new Edi Libby, Mary and resumed her r >ute Edison, great inventor, ments. Norton, committee. was taken to the hospital suffering with diabe- Monday morning. Mrs. 0. S. Vickery and son John A., left Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldo Brown are antic; son Diamond Disc of which dem- The Rockland Chamaer of Commerce has Phonograph, tes. An only son. Dr. Charles Paine of Brook- pre- j Monday to spend the holidays w th relatives pating a family reunion for the holidays when wine is the order of the Christmas ser- onstrations are at Carle & Jones him and the vailed upon xhe Eastern given daily in N. Dr. will them six c Give your Sweetheart a. Real Christmas lyn,survives accompanied remains Steamship corporation Syracuse, Y. Vickery join their daughters will be at to me for the. the First church next Call and hear Dr. announce! Congregational to put the steamer Catherine on the it.... O. S. Vickery present. Join the Christmas Club.— Waldc to Camden, where the funeral service was following before Christmas for a short visit and his office first time in several years. They are Mrv ’■"ay morning: route: Leave Brooklir. week that his office will be closed until after the Trust Company, Belfast. held Monday. days at 7.00 a. m. will be closed until after the holidays. M abel kagy of Warren, Ohio, Mrs. Albert M •oluntary, “Pilgrim’s Chorus” from i touching at Sedgwick, Deer nonaays-nave you entered me l/ou i_,on Isle, Sargentville Mr. and Mrs. M. 0, Wilson ut Poors Cushman, (and son Fred Brown » of Kilsworth lannhauser,” Wagner There are three dolli Mills, The Shoe Situation. News was received in Camden last week of South Brooksville and Dark test at Carle & Jones? Anthem, “It Came Upon A Harbor; returning Mrs. Hiram P. Farrow and Edmund Brewster M lsses Helen, Jane and Hester- f Boston,and Midnight and children are at them wit) the death in of William from Tillson’s Wharf, at many looking ifcar,” Geibel Miami, Fla., Deering, Rockland, 2.00 p. m. of J. S. Mullin of Chas. Louise, who lives at home. 1 »< There is an active and retail .A 15 volume set of Americai j Belmont, Lincolnville, xology. quite jobbing 89 The deceased was a brother of via the above named due longing eyes... aged years. landings, to arrive at 1 the re- M. Howes, of Mrs. Geo. W. Miller and Invocation. trade in Christmas footwear, but with or a Webster's Liberty, At the annual election of the Cali the late Mrs. William R. Porter of Camden, Brooklin at 6 p. m This is intended to Encyclopedias Encyclopedit Fairoaka, ''ioria. offset Miss A. Cochran of are in turn of salesmen and the approach half would make an ac | Lucy Belfast, Bangor Chamber of Franklin traveling and besides a wife is survived two sons, the similar route dictionary (at price) fornia, Commerce H. Sar- J^sponsive Reading, Isaiah Chap. 40. by recently established by the this week the sessions of the State of the conditions pr*»vail to a school student-Fo | attending was lyinn 186, "O Come, all Ye Faithful,” holidays, quieter Charles, by a former marriage, and James by Belfast Board of Trade, not for “the ceptable gift High gent unanimouly elected president, the manufacturers. In some instance* holiday a th< Grange. T. Reading among as the comfortable walking you need pair of gentleman previously prominently mentioned j the surviving widow. There are two nieces, season”, Rockland Courier-Gazette has l-tsson. have been secured, further advances in prices of but for a Ground Gripper shoes, sold only at The Dins for the withdrawing and moving the Anthem, “Good Tidings,” Geibel | the Misses Elizabeth and Frances Porter it, year. Under former schedules if WEST FRANKFORT. office^ are that shoe values j of yet there still complaints was down the Reach more Store... Annual meeting stockhold and Mrs. Chas. Grant visited relatives in nomination of Mr. Sargent. As a California Prayer. ! Camden. The deceased the founder of people wished to shop in Mr. continue of the rates obtained Ptsponse, “Lo! How a Rose e’er Bloom- below the parity Rockland must era of the Searsport National bank at 2 p. m. * last is paper a of this waa the Deering Harvester Co., later consolidated they stay there two nights Prospect Sunday_Miss Daisy Stevens containing report meeting ir,K»” (from the 13th for in the latter market oper- Store cai home from North where she Century.) leather. Buyers with the McCormick and now called the and it is that our Jan. 13th....At the City Drug you at Searsport, sent to this office we take it for granted that M. Praetorious Co., surprising neighbers did not as usual toward the close several months.... Leonard Clark, Mr. ate conservatively, International Harvester Co. Mr. make the There buy at present for only 75 cents (regular pric j spent Mr. Sargent iB a Waldo county man and emi- 'mertory, Prayer from “Der Freischutz,” firm. Pro- Deering change long ago. need not be I Crockett and Conant of North of the year, but quotations emain and Henry Searsport C. M. Von Weber was a but has left an between |1.50 net) The Standard Atlas Chrono deserving of the honor conferred duction has been curtailed for a long time past poor boy, estate estimat- any illfeeling the two cities. We called on Elias Moore last Sunday.... Mr. and nently upon riymn 204, “Once in David's of the an invaluabl * Moore are the winter with Royal City.” and are of dry ed at $80,000.000 I think that some of the trade down logjcal History World, Mrs. Fred spending him. H. supplies scare, particularly the Reach j J. Gauntlet Review, Dec. loth. work of reference. You will also find at Th I their daughter ....Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nicker- hide hemlock sole,—Dun’s should come to Belfast as the nearest The Prince of Peace. : Mr. and Mrs. will want a | point, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Fied Jermon, Newlywed, Baby Store tfades in other | son, Grant, Thayer, An without like a P**yer. ! over a land-locked City Drug many good opera music i6 money lean Send her a check for (Christmas. Join the Christmas tree. Join the Christmas Club.— practically route, and shall Miss Florence Benson and Raymond Howard ^>mn of that do our best to secure it. aa notice of sale the ta c Christmas. Join the Christmas Club.—Waldo 212, “Light Light Shineth,” ! “Competition is tj>A just good....See by are in Bangor this week attending the State ; Christmas Club.—Waldo Trust Co., Belfast. Waldo Trust Company, Belfaat. life of trade.” | A. H. llann j collector of the town of Lincolnville. j Grange. Trust Company, Belfast.

L ..1-- ■ ■— >w. —■ ■ ■ ... ■'■ ■- I The The Republican Journal Recent Deaths. ( DATARRH Spell Of Christmas. BELFAST Once more, we are under the spell of PROOT Fred P. Whitaker, steward at the Falmouth BELFAST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1913 hotel, Portland, dropped dead at the table Christmas. We cannot be sour or irri- morning, Dec. 11th, while eating hia OF table or H. Locke & Son P Thursday THE STOMACH pessimistic, do our utmost. We Should Convince Every Belfast J. in PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY breakfast. Mr. Whitaker had been poor 9 have been to a Rea^ 0 o some time and his condition subjected shower bath of The health for past g the bane of thousands of lives. Many frank statement of a neighbor, u/ had been such as to give great concern to his * kind are 'r The Republican Jour. Pub. Co >lks who use L. F.” Atwood’s Medicine for gladness: thoughts circulating the merits of a remedy-, friends. But he had great recuperative powers i *' with fullness and the Bids ANNOUNCE and rallied from each succeeding attack in a idigestion find it a really reliable relief for vigor through all you pause and believe. CHARI.ES A. way that led them to hope he would in time I C atarrh of the Stomach. avenues of the mind; we are even The same endorsement PILSBURY.'J- H J'^XLgcr [] [j elated, overcome the trouble that afflicted him. But j Mr. Morton’s experience is a typical in- jubilant, ready for laughter and By Borne stranger far away Thursday while eating breakfast he was sud- tears, 8 with Advertising Terms. Tor one square, one denly stricken wjth heart trouble and died I ;ance, that points out to you a quick relief sympathetic the children in their Commands no belief at all. inci in for one week tender toward the and length column, 25 cents virtually in a second. Coroner Martin and a ; f ■om this form of catarrh, glee, poor forlorn, Here's a Belfast case: An.i 25 cents for each insertion. (m subsequent were called, but they could do * strangely accessible to life’s best memo- physician ewport. Me.: A Belfast citizen testifies. a for Mr. Whitaker. He was born reverent toward Subscription Terms. In advance, $2.00 nothing ries, religious faith, and Read ° “The doctoro I and be convinced. year; $1.00 for six months; 50 cents for three in Montville 49 years ago and went to j say have catarrh of the stom- almost willing to go to church. Ali this months. 1 work in hotels when a mere lad, continuing a :h. “L. F.” W. J. retired Atwood’s Medicine seems to be may seem to our pagan mind astfoolish as Heal, farmer, 60 in that line of work all his life. His spe- i t le best I can a revival of “Doan’s !' duties 1 remedy get for it, I keep “L. religion, something incon- Belfast, Me., says: Kidney — ——~ icalty was the position of steward, the \ * •” sistent with BIBLE STUDY AND BOXING. of which he understood to ^perfection and | Atwood’s Medicine in the house all the proper economic austerity, their worth in my case in giving me y a senseless revel of which he filled* with strict fidelity. He t ime— would not be without it.” humanity at the ex- lief from kidney trouble. I willingly In a repent article L. P. Evans of worked in hotelB in'-the eastern part of the ! pense of the moods, habits, and rules of by o n (Signed) J. L. Morton, I said in their praise some years ago.' State for a long time and came to Portland to : solid business. here the Observer on “Some Ele- one can U | Nevertheless, we Piscataquis And invite before the rush. No shop be steward at the West End some 15 1 Mr. Heal is one of inspection years Get YOUR Big Bottle at the Dealer’s are pounded into submission and sympa- only many Belf:i- ments of a Successful Career” he made ago. From there he went to Massachusetts, 1 who have TO ADVANTAGE in a crowd. n 35 cents. thy overcome for a few hours or gratefully endorsed Doan then he came bac; and had worked at the Today, days mention of the interest in Sunday school by the tides of an ideal existence.— Pills. If your backaches—if kidm Preble house and the Falmouth, besides a your ~ We will selected for not wishing H I A. in the December At- er and church work of such men as John lay away goods people number of summer hotels at the seashore FREE George Gordon, you, don't simply ask for a kidney r-f-.,,. Sample by MaH. lantic. Wanarnaker, II. J. Heintz and the late to take them until Christmas week. and winter resorts at the South. He was re- ! ask DISTINCTLY FOR DOAN’S garded as being one of the most competent ! “L. F.” MEDICINE KlDsgy J. P. To that list should be (j CO., Portland, Me. PILLS, the same that Mr. Heal had Morgan. o and best equipped hotel stewards in the coun- Itching piles provoke profanity but profan- U Mr. Wkitaker was a Mason, a mem- edy backed by home testimony. added the name of A. J. Drexel-Biddle, try. being won’t remove them. Doan’s of of Mount Ver- | ity Ointment is Gold ber Phoenix lodge Belfast, Insurance policy premiums due stores. Foster-Milburn Co., | a and a man of 2 Gold Chains and Pendants, Beads, coming next recommended for Prop< society man, wealth, | | non Arch Portland, council and Port- \ 'inter? Join the itching, bleeding or protrud- Chapter, Christmas Club, Waldo N. Y. “When Your Back is Lame—R. who has taken a unique way of bringing Cameo Pendants, Brooches, Pins, Stick Pins, land Commandery of Portland, also the Scot- 1 rust Company, Belfast, Maine. j ing piles. 50c. at any drug store. tish rite bodies, located at Portland, Kora Tern- the Name'” men into the Bible class and the ^ young H Silk and Gold Sautors for Neck Watches, pie, N. O. N. S. of Lewiston. He was also a church. Mr. Drexel-Biddle has told the U member of he International Stewards’associa- n tion. Mr. Vhitaker is survived by one broth- story himself in a ar- Bracelets and Bracelet Watches, all prices, recently published er, Irving, of Boston. He was the inventor of ticle, from which we quote as follows; the Whitaker double check system of keeping Mesh Vanity Cases, Coin Holders, o Bags, hotel stewards’ accounts, which is in general Book Your A few years ago I felt that the time had Orders Now for Your ° use in most :>f the hotels and restaurants come to do more useful and Bar Pins in silver and large something Friendship Circles, gold, so the y of the country and which has simplified than the life of a ennobling society pleas- Diamond Stone and Band business that it is almost impossible to make a ure seeker, with amateur ring encounters Rings, Rings, ^ mistake under its operation.—Portland Press. as a side show. So I went to my pastor, of all kinds. the Kev Dr. W. and Toilet Sets Floyd Thompkins, y Mrs. Emma J. Carr, wife of Harry R. Carr asked him for some church work Christmas kind of Dinner! of Palermo died Nov. fCth, aged 57 years. I ! one o on which to exercise my new found as- Are among the things every longs for,hopes for, and She is survi7ed by her husband,two sons, Harold pirations to serve the Master. He ap- and Geonr€ of Beverly, Mass., one daughter WE ARE NOW are disappointed if they don’t receive. READY FOR THE TRADE pointed me to lead the men’s Bible class Betsey, wh* lives at home, one sister. Miss | ~u,.. u ~ 1.. _i.— Mary Marshall of .Hudson, Mass., and two i u brothers. 7he funeral was held Dec. 3d from square. Philadelphia. from 5 to 7 U The demand is for effects in Watches, the Methocist church, North Palermo, Rev. LJ I Lf Weighing pounds, He then goes on to state that the work, popular plain «| Frank Kingdom officiating. The bearers were |p K| F. and vmvnblig which was novel to him, became absorb- and Sil- G. Norton, M. G. Norton, W. E Nelson i Also a good of n Lockets, Cuff Buttons, Signet Rings Sterling Charles Peikins. The Branch Milis choir ren- supply blit that he him- | ingly interesting, found I derea thre* selections. The in- ver. and we advise the of articles re- appropriate self"the leader of a most unenthusiastic early purchase z terment wis in Smith cemetery. Mrs. Carr was a memier of the Methodist church and a class of three young men, He succeed- and Old English. been ill j quiring monograms devoted wie and mother. She had Native Waldo ed, however, in instilling enthusiasm in- only three veeks and her death was a great County Geese, and Ducks shock to all The of all is extend- Turkeys to the class of three until the member- sympathy NOTICE—On account of work arising from our own sales = ed to the btreaved family. j ship was increased so that they had a we shall be unable to articles elsewhere. son Goods of all Kinds roomful instead of only three. Then it engrave purchased Norris, the 8-years-old of Mr. and Mrs. Arlington \ Eugene Rove of Palermo, died Dec. 2nd in became obvious that Bible study alone re- U NO TROUBLE TO SHOW COODS ! Bangor, folowirig an operation for the Native Pork and was not sufficient to hold that body of ^ 1 rnoval of adenoids and tonsils. His mother Home-Made Sausage accompaniet him lo Bangor and after the active young men. So boxing classes operation h< came out from the ether but was Home-Made Mincemeat--The Real were organized and gave sparring exhi- H. J. LOCKE & SON taken with hemorrhage and lived only a few Thing hours. His father was sent for at once, but bitions,and the idea made a hit from the [j [] were ■■ — arrived too late. The remains brought start. Then, says Mr. Biddle, H =ioi -^llolfollczi ioi— > home Thursday and the funeral held Sunday HOWES1 at 10 a. m. f om the home of his BLOCK, Inquiries began to crowd in concerning grandmother. UvsnrSJOHN M.A Rev. li. W, Abbott The bearers the class of Holy Trinity. There was officiating. rUlsVji, BELFAST, Maine. were Rinalch E. Carr and John R. Black. The of criticism, but the and THE PREVENTION OF FIRE WASTE. plenty steady causes of loss by fire. And bear this in interment was in Smith cemetery. Norris was even of %vas rapid growth the class the a lovable child and a favorite with both old and mind: When all this fire loss best answer. It to absorb all preventable He leaves to mourn his loss, besides began “It is only within recent years that young. my time and energy. 1 had to sacrifice is eliminated, down will go your fire in- his father aid mother, one brother Carroll and horses and automobiles. 1 had little the real causes anil corrections of our his grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Young, who have surance cost to a remarkable degree. leisure for functions. The Bible enormous fire waste have been the sympathy of the entire community. iT« society clearly Isn’t it worth it?” iTnTnTs »&b7««7<» i7« »?<« >y class became almost my sole‘work, and understood,” remarked State Insurance society for me was found among the It is Time Commissioner J. W. Blunt when asked One way to relieve habitual constipation is athle tes who docked around me, young- that you started to make up your Christmas 1 to take regularly a mild laxative. Doan's sters of the ring, clean of life and splen- about this important movement recently. List. For .he one who enjoys good reading Regulets are recummended for this can ma.5 complete \ r our Our the and as it comes and who are well infancy. motto, year, every year, run-down, you apparently BICYCLE and XMAS W a to cover the is no idle but are stock of Books and Fancv Goods world”, and goes. If each storekeeper and house- now, liable to suffer from various cold ^ arrive daih \ : r; ;; y—. 'Die are laymen aroused and weather use holder would take the common pre- ailments, Rexall Olive Oil Emul- PICKET the or;, rs are smashed to kind- just being sion to and well and For the " cautions fire we believe get keep strong. Bt.pr a t. We are going to make all against possible Also discounts on tired-out, run-down, emaciated or de- Bible clashes one big family of Christian the average would shrink to something nervous, bilitated—the soldiers, a with a convalescing—growing children I preaching religion less than $50. a minute and that even, punch to t. — aged people—it is a sensible aid to renewed is too high. Look to your chimney flues, It is of local interest to know that Mr. strength, better spirits, glowing health. furnace ash cans and fuel pipes, stoves, Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion —king of the cele- Ribbons Anthony J. Drexel-Biddle is a summer bins. See that matches are kept in clos- brated Rexall Remedies—is for freedom from SOMETHING USEFUL visitor at Gripsholm the beautiful resi- ed tin boxes. Keep no oils or inflamma- sickness of you and your family. You'll be as dence of George W. C. Drexel, in North ble like inside the build- enthusiastic about it as we are v. hen you have [~ liquids, gasoline, l9lesborc. ing. Do not allow rubbish to accumulate noted its pleasant taste, its strengthening, in- and Silks vigorating, building-up, disease preventing Farmers under the American will anywhere in the store or cellar, be very flag If it does not careful about on the effects. help you, your money not for Christmas allowing smoking spend 813,800,000 gifts will be back to without and given you argument. this that would have had to premises. Look well to the position year they Sold in this community only at our store—The Groceries if the condition of your lamps, if you use them, spend Democrats had not inflicted Rexall Sttre—one of more ttiftn 7,000 leading and don't to done I free trade on the farm products. Farm- try get your wiring drug stores in the United States, Canada and We carry everything carry many lines of Furniture and my ers cheaply if electricity is used, for ‘defect- under the British flag in Canada will Great Britain—City Drug* Store, Edmund Wil- LH.Ferguson You need in are as low as the lowest. Call one | prices ive is of the most common spend this vast sum this year. Ameri- wiring' on, Proprietor, Belfast, Maine. and I will it to can bankers have just sent them the prove you. money. Last year the people in this and country bought the same amount of farm Staple Fancy My stock includes Brass Beds, Mattresses products, but the in this money stayed Card Tables, Couches, China country. That’s the difference between Groceries Chiffoniers, free trade and protection, as Lincoln saw Gifts^ i Closets, Ladies5 Desks, Music Cabinets it and as ^Christmas CONFECTIONERY, Maine farmers are seeing it. Baby Carriages, Carpet Sweepers, Mirrors j a.. — 1: — c ---- W* UV Vi K I 1'”“^ J FRUIT, NUTS, more and more the idea in the mind of the i Etc. $100,000,000, written last week for the | {{^OMETHING TO WEAR” is becoming Etc., The are a few of the useful I CIGARS and Canadian Pacific Railway Company, is f Christmas Shopper. following suggestions only many ^ for no dcubt the largest single insurance and serviceable articles ou_ store holds ready you: 3 H. E. 70 Main St., Belfast D2 _5 TOBACCO MCDONALD, transaction in history. Five big insur- .«-—--- SILK WAISTS IN A VARIETY OF COLORS ance syndicates, among them the largest K PRET I Y NECKWEAR g in the British are in- BATH ROBES FOR MEN WOMEN AND (fl companies Empire, COIN AHD MESH KAOS PERSE CHILDREN terested in the deal. The property con- ®g k BAR PINS AND BROOCHES cerned is valued at between $112,000,- raincoats and capes for women and i HOLIDAY 000 and $115,000,000. Truly, this is an HANDKERCHIEFS NEATLY BOXED CHILDREN 9 era IN HoweS(£Co' of FANCY APRONS DRESS SKIRTS U big things. SERGE, HONEYCOMB, U SILK HOSE LADIES DIAGONAL, EPONQE AND PLAIDS One half the in Maine wool- FOR jgj Groceries, Drugs] machinery DRESSES IN SERGE, SILK AND VELVETS en mills is running half time. The rest OPERA SCARFS AND BOUDOIR CAPS g FINE FURS '(4 and Medicines. Girls Wanted isn’t at all. That is the con- running CHILDREN’S HATS AND TOQUES LADIES' KID OLOVES AT THE dition in which a woolen § leading goods SWEATERS SPORT COATS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN £ manufacturer finds the mills within a WATER COLOR PAINTING few months after the Democratic free ______-| trade law went into effect. ! HALF PRICE $5.00 Fruit piece, now .... $2.£ “round robin” the LADIES’ SUITS AND COATS ! A THOMPSON MF6. CO. complaint against 4.00 Flower piece, 2.( 0 ^ i n food served to inmates of the Knox coun- 1.00 Maine Motto Pictures, now .£ | _— .50 Local Views, now.2 5— ty jail has been received by the county commissioners. And no doubt sdhne of --At Specially Reduced SANBORN’S STUDIO. the complainants had previously beer Prices-| around robbin’. Weber 5 in Americt Wagon There are 80,000 lawyers and 150,000 physicians. But there are NEW BARGAIN Just received a new car or weoer Wagoi is and the in- YORK STORE, farmers, average 6,500,000 \ Light, easy running general purpose wagoi s. come of the farmers is greater than the For sale by J. A. MCKEEN average income of the lawyers or the doctors. ^SeHm^a^Ie^Y«ril^rias|^^^Cotoniarriteatr^raoc^^^^^^pei^VOTing^j ■ ^ — _• TRANSFERS in real estate. following transfers in real estate were The j*tidiness nk,l in Waldo County Registry of Deeds Farmer\r * December the eek enaing 10.1913. *Pa&e COPYRIGHT the Worse et 1913jby Intemattoml Agency—All right* reserved! j^ville J. Pottle, al.. Belfast, to Alfaretta do ; land and buildings at the Ingraham, THE FARM WOOD LOTS HOW TO MAKE THE HENS LAY jtery. Belfast. THE FARMER AND THE BANK SUCCESSFUL FARMING ON Vithaniel J. Pottle, Howard, R. I, to Lu- Greater In Extent T an All the Foreat Their Care SMALL AREA Pottle, Belfast; land at the Battery, aad Feed. Banks Should Be the Farmer's , Preserves In the United States. E. Why Jfast- By KNEELAND, and Pluck Can Accom- Susi, Pittsfield, to Orman B. Me* and Friend. What Efficiency pnnvnik By GIFFORD PINCHOT. Agriculturist Farmer. land in Burnham; Burnham. With eggs selling at 60 cents a plish. ^nif, This is a time of awakening. Every- By E. W. KEMMERER, rrJlMv E. Brown, Waterville, to Annie V, dozen, the raisers who W. B. where new ideas are poultry can per- Prof. Finance, Princeton Vniver&ity. I By MERCER, land in Palermo. meeting hospita- Palermo; suade their hens to The national Farmer and Live Stock Raiser, ble treatment and are get briskly to banking system was Castoria is a harmless substitute for ■ ■ gaining ground. Castor Oil. Pare- ss F. Cates, Unity, to Maud E. Con- A example of what can be work and add to tba weight of the egg established when artificial fertilizer striking Drops and It is iand in f Little little the fact that the farm Soothing Syrups. pleasant, ir do.; Unity. by on a small acreage well t contains neither crate are the ones who are going to and expensive machinery were not accomplished foric, Opium, Morphine nor other Nar- v has a in the national econ- •UL E. Gould, Brooks, to Ernest E. Gould, larger place handled came under the writer's obser- i cotic substance. It Worms and add to their bank account. used and farming was financed on a destroys nllavs Fever- i8nd in Brooks. omy than merely to furnish the raw vation a few years ago. ishness. It relieves Constipation, Wind Colic, all The early hatched pullets and the cash basis, while the attitude of the H. Vinal, Stillwater, to E. S. Young, material of food and clothing has come A newcomer landed in a small town Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the hens that were helped their farmer toward the bank credit could Stomach and ter port; land and buildings in through in an all cotton section about the time Bowels, giving healthy and natural ,r Winterport. to be recognized among us. be in the famous dictum of sleep. molt by feeding them liuseed meal and expressed The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. i- A. Colson, Belfast, to William N. cotton was at its lowest ebb. Not less striking than the growing in- Louis XIV., “Credit agricul- growing of meat are the ones supports .f Monroe; land in Monroe. plenty scraps to The farmers naturally were looking terest in tile farm is the ture as cords the growing ap- and support hanged." ;na:.»*s E. Murch, Unity, to Cora E. Murch, encourage push along. If the poul- for some new crop TO substitute for The Kind You Have preciation of the forest, and we re- But iu the last fifty years ttere have Always Bought in Unity. try house Is not provided with at least cotton, and tomatoes were selected.' alize fully that not only through been great changes. The neiessity of Bears the Signature of ■. M. Dysart, Burnham, to Alden M. one covered with a The went wild, and all decided open window, mus- the of sol is now people the of but its conserving fertility Caribou; land and in Burn- supplying timber, by lin curtain, take a to in a the newcomer buildings out window sash felt, and expenditure for artificial put large acreage, control over streams and winds, its and a curtain in with the rest. A knew noth- put frame Its place. fertilizer doubled from 1880 to 1800. majority A to function as a preserver of the soil Cover the floor with about the from a Winchester, Waldo, Doris dry earth or sand and more than doubled fron 1809 to ing growing crop et against erosion and iu many other about six market and less about" han- Harmon, als., Machias; land and inches^ spreading over it six 1910. Much expensive mac&inery is standpoint in Ways, it is a national When inches of it. A small Waldo. necessity. straw, meadow hay or leaves. for efficient and small dling crop poorly packed the farm required work, D. Parker, Milton, Mass to James I therefore and the forest meet Clean the roost daily and with of an inferior grade and miserably sprinkle farms must be enlarged t» use it | In Use For Oyer land and We have a question of the most genu- dry earth or fine coal but handled resulted in an absolute failure 30 Years. gham, Searsport; ashes, *■1 T buildings u properly. This calls for credit- short | H COMPANY. NSW yob K CtTY ine public importance. NEVER wood ashes, one in debt. st-;iT .port. as they release and long time credit. involving every M. to Claredon M. We are accustomed to think of the the itmmouia in the The newcomer had just on Whitney, Unity, droppings. Therefore the farmer is deptndent on bought forests as do., land in Unity. national enormous in area, Keep a good supply of sharp grit, credit thirteeu acres of land, with a I national hanks, which represtnt about H. Musher, to Marshall J. covering as they do as many acres as charcoal and oyster shells before the cabin on it. and at the end of the sea- Unity, half our banking capital. He needs iand in all the New England slates, together birds constantly, and all feed must be son he was involved for more than water; Unity. mortgage credit for increasing his with New York. New Jersey, remt- clean and free from sourness. Never What to do was a serious H. Knowlton, Belfast, to Eugene A. farm, buying equipment and making $3,000. land in sylvania. Delaware, Maryland and Vir- underfeed liens, for they never too He was too to move Northport; Northport. get improvements, but he finds the law- question. poor to ginia. Yet the area of forest in farm fat to lay; they FATTEN because and had not even the of THE DRUG AND Bagley. Troy, Lester C. Bagley, they does not national tanks to necessaries life HABITS i ers' wood lots is permit LIQUOR in larger still, while DON'T LAY. A hen should have to begin another season on. a Successfully treated by the most and scientific method known to the Medical ! Troy. | grant him such credit. The kind of se Having approved \ the farmers themselves are Profession.' L. to Edith the largest enough to sustain her and sufficient good reputation for ! Bennett, Troy, W, Whit- canty he is aide to foi or honesty, energy class of direct users of the give long land and in forest. surplus to convert into eggs. There and perseverance, he determined to i THREE TO FIVE DAYS v rtland; buildings Troy. short time land— nation- ;; The wise of tiie wood are two methods of loans—namely, W. Whittaker, to Erwin E. handling lot, feeding—the dry fight it out. is all the time required for relief from the Drink Habit. < * Hartland, al bunks re not allowed to accept. The 1 land and therefore, is a matter of grave con- and the wet mash. For the owner of p almyra; buildings in Troy. reason i deposits of natioiiil batiks A Friend to the Rescue. cern to tile farmer as well as to the. a small flock, caring for his own birds, THE ADAMS METHOD it H. Sullivan, Winterport, to James E are payable on demand, and nortgage A business firm offered to furnish Wood lots differ so the mash of and treatment secures nation. in cooked is good. Tile Liquor Drug far the of nermanenfe a land in widely grains him a limited amount with which to by largest percent results ! Winterport. loans are ti"t quick assets. Tlis is true, of known : the kinds, the age and condition of used are the same for both mixtures. any treatment. Hall, et als, to John P. but not for of start again. A gardener and trucker Endorsed the Medical Ask Belfast, Syl- 1 all true, capital labilities by Profession. your family physician to investigate far o : land and trees of which they are made up that the difference being when wet mash buildings in Belmont. nature, he decided to continue this you. He KNOWS. No hypodermics. No secret formula. No sudden •! < ► * national banks, amounting t>> S'J.ocn. by stopping et to it is difficult to down is table are added or < Mevens, al.Hyannis, Mass., Amelit extremely lay ready scraps and line of The drugs stimulants. No suffering or pain. ► in 000,099. are not demand [abilities. farming. previous year's * * ell, Unity; land Unity. definite rules for the whole cooked on Call or address handling them. by pouring enough had him Nor is it necessary t" deny to national experience taught not to de- First of all, leave some trees of good boiling water to make a nice, crumbly " banks, with tLieir deposits of $8nO.O;m.- pend on one crop, so radishes, cabbage, The Adams 777 State St. iff rftfnf kinds for seed. It is natural to cut mash. Then spread a sack over the Institute, SPR3fiSPJ> ooo. the privilege enjoyed lit savings beans, peas, tomatoes, cantaloupes and numrni\L i ^ most heavily the best timber, but the bucket, and leave it to cook, for the banks on similar deposits or requiring other crops were planted on a small f remedies are result of that is always to diminish evening meal. Dry mash is safer scientifically sixty days' notice for withdrawal. Not scale to furnish ready cash, tie also y used i the number and therefore the seed where hired labor is depended on. as j prepared prescriptions; set out a strawberry patch, a fruit irs Dr. in his one state denies to banks with state j-. by Humphreys private producing capacity of those best trees there is danger of its souring and tip- j and for charters of loans on orchard, planted early corn, sugar | nearly sixty years by the in the forest. We must he careful setting the bird's Feed this privilege making digestion. cane and sweet and Irish : id: '•'ith satisfaction, real estate, and over $3.0*0.000.099 potatoes. that the most valuable species of trees in hoppers, where access may be had il. iical Book mailed fre®, and Everything did well that year, and the it all of such loans are outstanding, have a chance to their kind. to day. The following mixture 1 reproduce second year strawberries, to- is the per cent of annual losses is trivial, cabbage, J for Price Second, remember in thinning the excellent for either mash: Wheat if national banks in rural districts matoes and potatoes were selected for ) F Congestions, Inflammations..25 forest tiie is how bran. 10ft wheat WO important point not pounds: middlings. main still 1 ^ \\ r:iu». Worm Fever...... 25 could lend some capital and savings crops, growing enough vega- the trunks of the gluten meal. 100 corn- 1 and closely together pounds: pounds: to a j Crying Wakefulness of Infant8-25 on real estate millions tables supply local demand and trees stand, hut how much inter- meal. 100 pounds: ground oats. lOii deposits many 4 Dim-rhea, of Children and Adults.25 l they little to when were now otherwise used would bp kept to ship prices good. 1 ( aughH, Colds, Brouchltis .25 fere with each other in the tops. Thin- pounds: animal meal. 100 pounds. For the of,American farm He shipped nothing but the very best: h ’.M liiache, Faceache. Neuralgia.2. ning should be done with refer scratch feed in the litter use: Wheat. enlarge profits strictly sold culls and. inferior stuff to local $ H- ii laehe, Sick Headache, Vertigo-. 2i» ers. in nearly even ot icr country j ence to the tops of the trees, and the 00 pounds; cracked coop. GO pounds; p Dv-iiepsia, Indigestion, freak Stomach.25 bank credit, banknote circu- trade or fed it to stock. He then es- Hoarse location of [lie trunks with to heavy oats, -W pound : hurley. 20 especially j ip. Cough. Laryngitis. 25 regard tablished a line of lation. to meet the needs of regular customers ( r:> » Hheum, Eruptions.25 each other be per.: ds: beekwhe- t. 10 Kaffir expands may safely disregarded. pounds: In the towns and cities who Hi-uuintism. 'the moving times, aid -on tracts nearby } Lumbago.25 Third, when a tree is if corn. 10 pounds: coarse beef to crop down, there scraps, handled Ids stuff at f [.ht riiq Ague. Malaria. ? after those needs subside. Ttere is no fancy prices is on the pounds. Tii:< j. f.-d in proportion of J Blind or Bleeding, External, Internal 2. young growth ground upon throughout the season. When 1 is name 1 one to ten turds such responsiveness in the X’nited I ( Diarrh, Influenza, Cold in Head. 2 which it falls, the top should lie cut quart and divided be- the result demands appeared mi a package it sol | for a | \\ hooping Cough.2 : tween morning and noon feeds. Pro- States, being crcp up and the branches piled as soon as while other stuff Difficult | bank interest good price, growers' 1 A-i iiia. Oppressed, Breathing.2?. trees bent but vide green rood daily in the of deplete reserves, forcing possible. Young down, shape went to waste for want of ers. In ! Kt Iney Disease.. 25 wlic'ii funnels need to borrow bn. soon recover cabbage, beefs, carrots or clover, cut up just I A- "us Vital j released, speedily. Young less than ten he had for the Debility. Weakness.1.00 and the resulting tightened money of years paid trees bent over be a- fine and sto.d. if the are | l rdiary Incontinence, Wetting Bed.25 long may perm poultry land, out all deb's, built a com- tlie moving tents to de- wiped \ ►i;rc 1 iiroat. Quinsy.25 and tiie less that thr.s care!'::!ly provided md were crop period i nently ruined, cutting fortable home, a splendid barn, etc., •• press of farm -oinmo-.li- 7Lj Grippe—Grip 25 is done while leaves are on tiie haf-hed in proper ■■■<• >n plenty of prices staple trees and bad a haul account of several lri: scut on receipt of price, wlicii fariu-'i's arc marketing Irugglsts,,or the better for the future of the forest. ties just r ;:EYS* HOMED. MEDICI.'E CO., Corn* thousands, their crops. Uiir. aad Ann Street*, New York. SIM OF BURKETTVILLE. Prnhutp P nuri Another Cat With a Record in the Way of ihe of Get More matter f Game Capturing. -Ut-s A. Towers, In Bankruptcy. The December meeting of the Probate | The activities in cats Bankrupt. ) continues 10 at- Court for Waldo County was iheld Dec, \ tract the attention of our t I.ARENCE HALE, Judge of thi readers. The 9th, Judge Libby presiding: Belfast urt of the United states for th< Journal concedes the efficiency Petitions for probate of vulls W'ere EGGS : Maine. of the Owl's Head pussy hut firmly ad- presented in estates of Andrew S. Pen- i.bb A. TOWERS of ; Now Prospect, in the heres to its original contention that its late of Jonah W. they are high, by using f Waldo and State of Maine, ia dleton, Searsport; own Northport avenue cat, with its es- late of Belfast; Lewis H. that or Vaughan, | i, respeitfully represents, tablished record in the matter of field of December, he was Murch, late of Freedom: Mark £. Bush- PRATTS !; bay 1912. and captures rat and mouse protection, er, mte of Marietta late iidged bankrupt under the Acts 01 I You Want Freedom; Park, stands at the head of the list. But hold! Poultry | relating t< bankruptcy, that he has of Searsport; Angeline N. Carver, late Regulator ndered all his property and ol Here comes The Courier-Gazette’s Bur- of and make the biggest profits of the year. rights Searsport. This greatest tonic and ai d has with all the B More than kettville and digestive keeps was fu.ly complied correspondent says: Petition for administration pre- hens laying when eggs are worth most. ent.s of said Acts anil of the orders “John M. of | Harding this village has sented in estate of Levi E. 1 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back his Lampher, touching bankruptcy. a little cat, the name of 1 28 Sold on Back Guarantee ■ 9 Just“Flour” by Sim, weigh- late of Stockton Money by -re he prays, That he bo decreec Springs. may ing nine pounds and n its 14th year, a I Petilion for collateral inheritance tax I urt to have a full discharge from al ilH When start 3082 L r. SHALES & SON you yellow shag with white breast and feet, i was in the estate of Sarah J. t able against his estate under saic to presented make the dainty Sim is both an out-door Acts such debts as are ex- l^B and parlor eat, latt of Burnham. except or Murray, cake luscious pie like a kitten in s law from such discharge. plays ,ite of his advan 'ed j Petitions for distribution were pre- or tlie whole- and is •is 10ih day of December, A. D. 1913 good, years very affectionate. He never sentul ir the estates of .-albert Holmes, I some bread on which UHaRL.ES A. TOWERS, Bankrupt. ^B catches birds hut this past summer ne ! ate of Jackson; Almeda F. late We m | the thrives. Fowier, | Mating Coatracts OK- OT1CE family has brought to the house four wild r b- I of I RDHR THEREON, Tell Unity. Order William one of them hits, over three-quarters | Petitions for license to sell real es~ Maine, ss. RIB Flour and baking \ day grown. There has been no summer but tate were in the estates of I for 6-Ft. i3th day of December, A. D. 1913, or will l ( a and presented |B pleasure he has one or more rabbits. Melville late of ]<• foregoing petition, it is- captured \ A. Kidder, Beverly, j m-. a triumph. Richest in Two he by the Court, That a hearing be hac years ago caught and brougr t i Mass.; Donald I. Patten, of Lin- : | H nutritive value too, minor, ame on the 23rd day of January, A home a mink, nearly full grown, and he colnville: Joseph Hannon, late of ! i Fsncv Groceries and goes farthest, be- Liberty. :• re said Court at Portland, in saic has caught in all three brown weasels, j Accounts were allowed in eslates of ! ——-~-—— -1 .1 ten .-’clock in the and thai cause it is milled by : forenoon; [S No rat stops long about the buildings Joseph West, late of Troy, first and : ♦ reof be in The < further Ordered by the Court, That HAMPDEN’S HUNTING CAT. final; Bertha A. Davis, late of Belfast, KILN WOOD i and Coffee for ♦ * -hall send by mail to all known cred- j your Lillie is a white coon cat who lives witn first and final; Sarah J. late of said petition and this order, ad- Murray, L. L. Inman, and of Burnham, tirst and finai; Hamilton FI. For IS 14 them at their places of residence as Hampden Highlands, delivery. Christmas Lillie is sure Borne car. She don't loaf Wood, late of Brookline, Mass., tirst and I $ Dinner; HunH- Write for -AT- ♦ 1 ss the house and like most cats the Honorable Clarence Hale, around sleep final. prices. $ L “WRITTEN SO YOU CAM UNDERSTAND IT" the said Court, and the seal thereof, hut she ds out and hunts. She has a Warrants and inventories were re- g ♦ A GREAT Ccrv »rt?c?d Story of the in said on the 13th of CHAS. F. SWIFT’S World’s .d, District, day record for the season that to turned in esta es of Hannon, late t ** h Flour A game ought Joseph Progre. \\.: a .may mg::; r* ...i ng r, A. D. 1913. KOCKLAND & R0CKPOKT LIME CO MASONIC TKMI’LK. # bring her to the attention of the fish and ot Liberty; Aianson G. Caswell, late of J at time, and v.-hi, v ii h b \<>ur i JAMES E. HEWEY, Clerk, She has and Searsmont; Lecrard A. Burrieen, late of inter forever. Yr.:: a-ng in : ? best Game Department. bagged ».f the most w.-nit: -.1 v, pv of petition and order thereon. ROCKLAND, 4w5i year. age, ot bat is home two cne Eli Whitcomb, late of MAINE, v ■••• ,e Attest: JAMES E. HEWEY, Clerk. SOLD BY YOUR brought weasels, rabbit, Prospect; Waldo; doubtle the greate.-*. !•! in uni- erse. John C. late of A resident of -vlnrs would — CRCCER_ a partridge and two grey squirrelslbesides Sprague, Prospect; Em- gladly pay so many rats and mice and small game ma S. Bailey., lace of Palermo; Dennis J. j FOR OWE YEAR’S NOTICE. SUBSCRIPTION •A MIDNIGHT SCANDAL.” that count has been lost. Ylr. Inman Moody, late of Monroe; Daniel F. El- i tPljUUU Guaranteed wont in Chir.. ody. Maniour- allows that Lillie is about the smartest well, late of Northport; John F. Ma- AtChas.F.Swift’s, to this magazine.in order to keep i h »rmed of tended our in a. i progress Engineering Ellsworth, Dec. 10. Hancock Hal) this of the and he late of Curtis E. nq and Shampooing. Also Facial Work. .\i--s. cat in part country honey, Lincolnville; Are you reading it? Two i:li.o: ,>ur was crowded at. the annual en- tonight knows of a fellow' down that way who Mitchell, late of Unity; Melville A. Kid- Masonic Full line ot all kinds of Hair Work at my neighbors are, and it 13 the 1 w k .u- aer Temple, zine in thousands of .he best tertainment and “Way Bak" ball, given has three shot-guns, two rifles and a $160 der, Ute of Beverly, Mass. Ame::.\>n Rheumatic parlors over Shiro’s Store, Phoenix Row. homes. It appeals to ail classes- old and by the Dirigo Athletic Club. The feat- who has the most of the sum- Accounts were allowed in estates of dog spent Is the dace to get your MISS EVIE HOLMES. young —men and women i| ure was the of a one-act all he was two wood- Wai'er B. of 32a presentation mer hunting and got Pillshury Lincolnville, j The “Shop Notes" Department 1 20 ) “A written 1 easy ways to do — how 1 farce, Midnight Scandal,” chucks and a cow. Lillie put it all over guardian’s first and final account; Roy gives things make useful articles f**r home ami shop. r* «-tc. and C. Haines of this avicrv.a. H. of staged by Roy mm as a liuutci.—umigui Perkins Frankfort, guardian’s New Mixed " Christmas ■ Nuts. Candy, j Amat'”r Mechanics 1 page' 1 t* iis how to his first of the but firs, and Ai en D. I > city, attempt kind, final; Holmes, late of Dr. E. H. make .N.itsnui •urnirure. wi;-eles> :!n Mis iginal of the compound Rheumatii in every way a success. The production Knox County Doctors. Jackson, second and final; Nellie B. Boyington engines, i:aif..a ami all the things a finest of Chocolates, in buik or ILP.R. was cast by well known local amateurs, Hatch, late of Morrill, first and Fancy $1.50 PER S'NGLE COPIES 15 CENTS > ! he formula has been final; original pur Miss Mina D°c. 10. The Knox Charlie J. late of EYE SPECIALIST including Brooks, Roger Hig- Rockland. Me., Vose, Knox, third and j WRITE FOR Fi«EE SAMPLE ttO^Y TODAY fci Miss Alice Gar- held its Boxes, at low and the oii is being by thi : gins. Miss Lillis Phillips, ! County Medical Society annual fir.al; Samuel H. Bradstreet, late of prices. experience and skill in prepared Twenty-five years POPULAR MECHANICS CO. Miss Edith Lord, Miss Bernice El- 1 and elected the Palermo, second and Thomas A. I enables me to fit that land, meeting today following j final; fitting glasses any eye 318 W. Washington St., CHICAGO Bl» nJcd Rheumatic Oil Company. dridge, Mrs. George Sinclair, Earle 1 officers: Dr. F. B. Adams, Rockland, Cushman, late of Montville. first and glasses will help. Consultation Free. and Miss Margaret King. The Dr. E. B. Silsby, Rockland, ! final; Eben B. Gowen, late of CHAS. Falvey president; Troy, first F. SWIFT, 44 South Main St., WINTERPORT, MAINE farce included a musical review with a vice president; Dr. H. W. Frohock, South ) and final. dozen numbers, with a chorus of Thomaston, secretary and treasurer; Dr. i _I Office Mondavs and Tuesdays. W1 0. POOR & SON, AGLNIS. popular i PITTSFIELD PERSONALS. Days, 40 voices. This was followed by the L. W. Hadley of Union, Dr. W. F. Hart FRANKFORT. H. C. Hoffses j BELFAST. MAINE “Way Bak” ball. of Camden, Dr. H. E. Gribbiri of Rock- Wilfred G. Hurley of Old Town recently | Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Gould are visiting ; r; it Prices: 15, 25 and 50 Cents ; iand, board of censors; Dr. W. F. Hart. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James F. CLEANING, the 1 relatives in Brooks. t23 Stomach Troubles Disappear. of Camden, delegate to Maine Med'- Hurley-Miss Edith Rogers, who has been Lunch Room 1 weak cal Association for two years, in is Mrs. Lester Cornforth has City Stomach, liver and kidney troubles, teaching Maehias, spending two weeks recently DINNER BILL STEAMPRESS1NG Dr. Adams read a paper on “Blood I visited relatives in lame back and female ills disappear j vacation with her mother, Mrs G. E. Unity. nerves, I Pressure. Dr. O. W. Vina!- Regers. 25c Course Dinner 25c of Lav.’ry. j Special and when Electric Bitters are used. Thousands -Mrs. John Lafiin and two daughters have Morrill Burse spent his vacation at the REPAIRING. haven; Dr. F. W. Larrabee, Warren; Our special 25c dinner includes one order soup, in their left for Hallow where Mr. Laffiti has home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stevens in women would not be without a bottle Dr. Nash, Jefferson; Dr. J. V. Sanborn, ell, employ- one order fish or meat, one side dish with pie j Burnham. CUSTOM CLOTHES TO ORDER home. Eliza Pool of Depew, Okla. writes: Waldoboro, and Dr. E. F. Stetson, ment, and will spend the winter months there. or pudding. DENNETT & MOUNTAIN. j Belfast. sick- were admitted to mem- 3in49 66 High Street, i “Electric Bitters raised me from a bed of Damariscotta, ....Mrs. Edward Foiey and son Leo have re- Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bryant and little world of son a cie eo ii a- u.iuc At 52High Street. Tei. 216-13 ness and suffering and has done me a bership. turned after spending several weeks with rel- Harding have returned from two j goods «>f every de- wish woman could atives in W’ashb nn.... Misses Cassie Kane weeks’ trip to Portland. Furni* to (i;>< HB€*S of the good. I every suffering and scription. as f mirniiit in mrr i t ire. bedding, car- use this excellent remedy and find out, Mabel Neville, students at the Eastern State Miss Blanche Jackson of Thorndike | pets, stoves, etc did, just how good it is.” As it has helped Normal school at Castine, are at home for the has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Antique furniture WANTED Throai do the same a If ye, far, Nose and thousands of others, it surely will Christmas vacation.Everett Alley has Mrs. Arthur W. Crawford. specialty. you 50c. ana vmm id Hitt have anything tc for you. Every bottle guaranteed, who are nut saving their votes for bought a farm in Ellsworth and moved hi3 sell drop me *. $1.00. At all Druggists. Mr. and Mbs. A. L. TPcomb of Bel- THOSEthe pony contest at the Colonial Theatre AND RtfRACTION. there-Mrs. posta card and you will receive a prompt, call. family Thomas Murphy has gone who were called to the for to them to me. j H. E. Bucklen & Co. or St. Louis fast, Newport by WALTER H. OOMK8. anyone, please give Philadelphia to Vt., where she will MISS HELEN K. "Ce hours—10 a. m. to 12 m., 1 to 3 p. m Bethel, spend a few death of a relative last week, are visit- Corner Cross and Federal Sir is. Belfast, ELLIS, 23 View Unmn rhristmas. f weeks with Mr. Morphy, who has employment ing friends in town.—Pittsfield Adver- Hay Street, 7 to bv i 4m44 Belfast, Maine. j 8 p. m.. and appointment. mere. tiser. than 4,000 Relieves Rheumatism by Cleansing the IrNER CHURCH AND BRIDGE STREET! 1 Portland," Dec. 11. More W. most of whom will sPeIV Whole System of all Impurities. Croup and Cough Kemedy. Dr. C. L1BBEY. William Lincoln West 23tf passengers, Telephone connection countries, will chil- Christmas in their native Do not try to relieve Rheumatism by dosing Croup is a terrible disease, it attacks liners tn so to choke Ex-Veterinary Bureau of Animal sail from this port on four the system with dangerous drugs. RHEUM A dren suddenly they are very apt DENTIST, Inspector | j That at once. There lard wood Matched I is free from all opiates and narcotics and Stop Itch! unless given the proper remedy Industry U. 8. Department of Agriculture. week.__ ! is in than Dr. cleanses the system in a natural but scientific I will guarantee you to stop that itch in two nothing better the world King’s MAIN scrofula, of Man- 9 3 MAIN STREET, BELFAST, Most disfiguring skin eruptions, | manner. The dangerous ’'waste” is eradicated necondt. New Discovery. Lewis Chamberlain, VETEKINARIAN; are due to impure No that I have ever writes about his children: “Some- j Floorings, pimples, rashes, etc., ^cod from the kidneys, bowels, liver and skin. remedy sold for ; chester, Ohio, r Burdock Blood Bitters as a cieanainjt ! RHEUMA costs only 50 cents of A. A. Howes Eczema, Psoriasis, and all other diseases i times in severe attacks we were afraid they Tit EATS AI.L DISK ASKS OK ANIMALS d. $1.00 at a of the skin has more Caution Notice l/'/./<’, BEECH and BIRCH » tonic, is well recommend* & Co. given thorough, would die, but since we proved what a certain satisfaction than the have I forbid all or my Hospital, Pharmacy ami Office. “I was a great sufferer from Rheumatism remedy Dr. King’s New Discovery is, we persons harboring trusting OF no fear. on for and wife Annie A. Mo re on my account for I shall j MANUFACTURER ! for ten years. After two days’ use of RHEU- 0. D. D. for We rely it croup, coughs SPRING STKKKT, BELFAST MAINE Children Cry Prescription colds.” So can 60c. and A bottle not pay any bills she contracts after this date. MA I laid down my crutches and have since Eczema you. $1.00. DoHpital Never Closed. spruce, Basswood, Pln« | I this in all 3wp CLARENCE E. MOORE. laPboards, FOR FLETCHER’S given them away. I am a well man ”—J. R. guarantee remedy. should be every home. At Druggists. Belfast, Me., Dec. 8, 1913. 69-13. Crocker, 614 Sumter St., Columbia, S. C. • Wm. O, Poor & Son, H. E. Bucklan & Co. or St. Louis [ Phones—Hospital Residence 69-11 J0tt L. C. MOKSE. Liberty, Me. CAST O R I A | Druggists Philadelphia

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governments might refuse to pay (the The Republican Jouma rental agreed upon to meet the interest on the bonds and provide a sinking fund Pure Belfast. Thursday. December is, i9i 1 for their redemption. While of course, this might be done we doubt if (there is ri BUSHED EVERY THURSDAY BY I ever a time when the people of Belfast, MnahT crying bitterly, was coming H. The Pub. Co will their HOWES’ I Republican Jour. i repudiate just obligations. JAMES down the street with her The need for a new school building has Blood j I CHARLES A. .! Is to feet “How did PILSBURY, | Bu“ Manage been abundantly demonstrated. It is absolutely necessary give bandaged. I the health that brings needed now, and we hope means may be happiness, you hurt your feet, Dinah? For one on a good appetite, restful sleep, Advertising Terms. square, found to provide it. “Dat fo’ inch length in column, 25 cents for one wee! j and makes you eager for life’s good nothin’ And 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. duties. HOOD’S It is to be regretted that the New SARSAPARILLA nigger (sniffle) don hit me Subscription I'erms. In advance. $2.00 makes pure blood and so creates $1.00 for six months; 50 cents for thre > i New Haven & Hartford Railroad on the head wif a club while fear; York, this much-desired months. has found it necessary to surrender its I was standing on de hard acres of OBITUARY. Bath is to build the third fo option upon 36,000 agricultural stone pavement. candidate land in and Deblois in Wash- the honor ot the America’ , Cherryfield The people of Monroe Center and vicinity defending Lots of would like ington county, taken in the fall of 1911, were greatly saddened Friday morning, Dec. people cup, and we wonder if Deer Isle will bi j Assortments of Useful and abandon the extensive the one of most, to Gifts to project of 12th, by death of their esteem- cry, their feet hurt them Desirable, able to furnish crews for the trio. j ed ladies, Mrs. Priscilla wife of Charles development of this vast tract, which Knight, so. Ordinary shoes are a of on Knight. Mrs. Knight had been sick for about Governor Tener Pennsylvania ha had been begun a small scale. It has, | If a and was torture. you have tried -— month, although everything done for been elected president of the Na however, done a good work for the State your Friends and all the ! that skill and affection could do the disease everything and are still suf- Family tional League of Professional Base Bai 1 of Maine in directing public attention to | baffled all their efforts and she passed to the Clubs. And Bryan is only a secretar a large tract of land, capable of easy ferirg come in and iet us fit j higher life Friday morning. The deceased was and vaudevillian. well free from :o a -ARE NOW AT THEIR BEST- cultivation, watered, a lady of fine qualities, a faithful wife, a wise, you pair of stones and of unrivalled fertility, hereto- a kind • “Mona I.iia,” the famous painting loving mother, friend and a good neigh- fore known as the Barrens, or Blue- bor. She will be greatly missed,not only in her virjunu We our nas been found and the thief arrested orippers advise customers to make selections for Christmas Gifts berry Plains. This land is in two per- I family but in the community where she lived. Now if some one will find Charley Ros She leaves three fectly level plateaus on the line of the small children, a husband, two early. Among the Practical and Useful Gifts are. and ascertain who struck Billy Patter brothers, Messrs. Leon and Leroy Leonard of I Washington County Railroad, about 60 Dixmont; a sister, Emma Leonard, and her son we shall be able to spend more tim miles east of Bangor, and free from j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Leonard, in trying to find out President Wilson’ also of Dixmont. Her funeral was from her forest growth. About 6000 acres is what late residence Dress Mexican poliev. Sunday, Dec. 14th, Rev. Frank Pattterns, is known as Blueberry Plains and 30,000 S. Dolliff officiating. — Waist acres in The of the Patterns, It is charged that Secretary of Stab grasslands. option Another life-long resident and aged citizen | railroad Dec. 31st and then re- of Bluehill passed away Dec. 7th—Addison Silk has ren oved expires I Petticoats, Bryan experienced diplo Parker—who until his last sickness was able vyts to two Bangor men. Its value as mats and appointed inexperienced mei , to be about town and was well informed on the Silk Hosiery, j farming land having been practically current events of the day. Mr. Parker in- not the to pay his political debts. Dr. Charle Tley only support | demonstrated in it would herited the property known as Parker Point Silk Lined the I 1912 and 1913 Gloves, W. Eliot, president of National Civi from his father. After occupyng it a few arch (no plates) but they : seem that it will not long remain uncut- he sold to H. S. at which time no Service Reform league, in making thi years Sweet, are so constructed that i Silk Scarfs, one had a thought that the would be- they and Presiden tivated. place charge exonerates praises come the resort for summer | the many people give just that needed assist- ; Silk Umbrellas, AVilson. i who have established beautiful homes on its EAST BELFAST. shores. Mr. Parker leaves one daughter, the anceto every other muscle Handkerchiefs, ! wife of A. C. Hinckley; one son, E. J. Parker; It will continue to be Mayor Curtis o of tie which makes i Mrs. Minnie Wing is very sick at the home two grandchildren, and two brothers,Isrsel W.t foot, ! Neckwear, Portland. The examination of the bal of Belfast, and Edwin of Brooklin.—Bangor of her sister. Mrs. Fred Robbins. | all the difference in com- Gloves and lots increases his plurality from 9 to 32 I Daily News. Furs, Mrs. E. W. Curtis of Camden is a guest ol i fortable The election is said to have giver, genera walking. Linens, her brother. E. S. Achorn and family. j Mr. Fred F. Timm received news Dec. 11th, j saiisfaction —the Republicans have go of the death in Hamburg, Germany, of his only store in town that Mrs. Alice Porter of Searsport will spend brother, 66 Last Orly i Napkins, the city government, the Democrats th, ; Henry Timm, aged years. j the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Fred A. summer Mr. and Mrs Fred Timm made their has those wonderful Ground and the National Guard thi j Luncheon Sets, mayor Flanders. first visit to Germany since coming to this i ji country 35 years ago and the two brothers had Gripier shoes for men and a very enjoyable reunion, visiting during the Tray Cloths, Mr. F. A. Flanders is quite sick with neuritis woman. the j two months they spent together the scenes of $5.00 pair. Massachusetts blaekslid a little in las at his home on avenue. Dr. Searsport Tapley their boyhood. Henry Timm is survived by Doilies, whicl I is him. his one Mrs. Marie week's municipal elections. Lynn, attending j wife and daughter, Miller Scarfs and -• 1 Shawls, had been dry six years, voted for license There will be a Christmas concert next j Christmas Salem went dry, but by a decreased ma- Thursday night at Trinity Church by members Stationery, jority. and Newburyport changed frorr of the Sunday school. There will be a Christ- Leather Goods, — mas tree as usual. The Mason Mills vet to dry. Other places remained .as chapel will have their concert Wednesday night. Umbrellas,. they were. National party lines were SHIP NEWS. i Sweaters, not ger.erp.ily drawn, and only one mayoi Miss Ethel Savery closed a very successful re-nominat ed failed to be re- elected. term of school last Friday at North Searsport. Blankets, AMERICAN PORTS. This is her first at and her attempt teaching j Try the sure and most effective way to reach of bushels i the tender schs Alice L Bed Puffs, Three full cargoes 200,000 j work has been highly commended by both par- raw, inflamed mucous membrane in- ! New* York, Dec. 9. Ar, Pendle fested with catarrh 1 on, Black Tiver, Ja; Frederick Roessner. Hal ach have been shipped from Buenos ents and pupils. A Christmas tree was enjoyed germs—use Hyomei. You ! Quilts, breathe it—no stomach dosing. imore; Rilph M Hayward, Hillsboro, N E S A., to Galveston, Texas and it and refreshments served pupils and parents If 1 s' schs Flora Ayres. you suffer from raising of mucus, fre- E Ayer, Bangor; 10, ar, Condon Rugs, the teacher. 1 N for N Silver s ~p : that under the present tariif corr by quent sneezing, husky voice, discharge from )igby, 8, Newark, J; Gray the nose, droppings in the throat or any other Sanger; Charles L Wyman, do; sld, sch Seguin ron. the Argentine can be delivered at Edmund S. Ames and Miss Mabel F. Curtis Curtains, symptoms of catarrh—breathe the germ-de- j *erth Amboy for Portland; 11, sld, sch Alic< than both of were married ialveston about 14 cents cheaper Searsport, quietly Dec, stroying air of Hyomei. It acts directly on j Pendleton, Black River. Ja, for Stamford the inflamed the dis- ( ar, schs Carrie A Bucknam, Bluehill \ Draperies 10th at the of Reformed membranes, destroying 'onn; 12, __ corr. in the United States. But parsonage Trinity grown ease in the nose, throat and 1 for 14 church by Rev. Wra. Vaughan, who used the germs lungs and j Idith, Brunswick, Ga, Elizabethport; that in this cor- < here are no indications j giving quick and permanent relief or money r. sch Brigadier, Stonington. single ring service. The bride was prettily refunded by A. A. Howes & Co. Boston, Lee 10. Ar, stm F J Lisman, Sears- -r of the country we are to get corn in white aim the were unattend- The outfit, in- tort for Norfolk; sch Blanche C Pendle- receive and | gowned couple complete including pocket j 1 sld, Mail and Telephone careful prompt attentio ! haler and bottle ot costs i t Port Richmond and Calais; 13, schs any cheaper. ed. They will reside in Searsport, where Mr. liquid, $1.00. Extra rn, ar, j bottle of liquid, if later needed, 50 cents. t .merican Team, South Amboy for Castine; Ames is a rarmer. j The Rockland Courier-Gazette prints j prosperous eorgietta Lawrence, Bangor; 15, ar, sch Ella j I Ga. the —-. .. «♦♦« ! Willey. Belfast, an rumor to The Ladies' Aid of Mason Mills a interesting political chapel held Philadelphia, Dec 10. Ar, sch White Wings, B. 1 effect that State Senator Arthur very successful Christmas saie and supper at avannah; 11, ar, sch Wm Booth. Roberts Har- Packard of Kockport will not seek a the chapel Friday afternoon and evening, Dec. sr; 12, ar, stm Belfast, Boston ( to repair); 14, H. HOWES. r, sch Dorothy B Barrett, Bangor. 12th. useful and articles were JAMES will be a Many fancy renomination to that office but Newport News, Dec 14. Sld, sch R P Pen- candidate for County Commissioner, and disposed of and the society netted $35. Supper HAVE leton, San Juan was served at 6 o’clock to did Norfolk, Dec 10. Ar, schs Lewiston, Bcs- •that Hon. L. M. of Washington which]everybody Staples YOU;:* m; Elizabeth Palmer, Bath; 11, cld, sch Lewis- ample justice. The’eveningwas spent socially ENTERED THE -#---- will be a candidate for the senatorship; »n, St Georges, Bermuda; 15, ar, stm F J Lis- a nd everybody reported a good time. Mrs. J. an, cld for kich n otinc nn rlnilht that hp Will hp Searsport (and Boston). i -=ioi < jlfez>iio1(c^~ 'Jem:. { H arvey Stinson had charge of the apron table, Port Tampa, Fla, Dec 9. Ar, sch Edward H the nominee. ule. Tampa. M rs. JV. ary Acorn the coffee, and the following ^ Providence, Dec 8. Sld, sch W’illiam E were in of the Mrs. DOLL Journal claims to have charge supper: Everett ! itchfield, Darien; 10, ar, sch Elizabeth Gil- The Lewiston rvickerson, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Murray | irt, Miragoane via Hampton Roads. caved the use of hundreds of thousands Gifts Dec 9. sch White, Mrs. Belle Nickerson, Miss Alice Mason | Savannah, Ar. Thelma, Newport worts in five the ews. Holiday }f needless years by Jacksonville, Dec 15. Ar, Fred W Ayer, San Fine bound Bracelet Watches of simplified spelling, and the adoption Contest? lan, P R, Biddeford Journal kindly suggests that Wiggins, S C, Dec 11. Cld, sch John Bossert, “THE WHITE ISLES,” N ew York. the editor of the L. J. could “save ______! Port Reading, Dec 11. Cld, sch Samuel B story of and all the latest JEWELRY FA 1 not a little shoe-leather one Pills H ubbard, A thought-stirring I by having Ayer’s A 5c. Purchase i Stonington. New Haven, Dec 12. Sld, sch Gen E S leg amputated ar.d then going around on Good health dc. ai ds L-a t one move- the Maine coast and wilder- 1 G •eeley, Norfolk. will be found in our sto ment oi'ti.e how -Is each day. Just one Christmas crutches.’’ But saving letters in this Good for 10 Votes Bangor, Dec 11. Ar, sch Eagle, Boston, sld, Q Pill at bedlime. Sold for f>0 \ears. ness. and Ayer’s hs Mattie J Alles, Bridgeport; Lizzie Griffin, case is saving at the spigot wasting Ask Your Potior. A IOc. Purchase r jckland; 13, ar, sch Andrew Nebinger, South “IDYLLS BESIDE THE STRAND,” would be j j1 u;'CM°g.; j UP-TO-DATE PATTERNS IN at the bvrighole. If the L. J. A tnboy; sld, sch Eagle, Boston. and Good tor 20 Votes Dec 30. Ar. stm. Penobso t, Nor- In- more sparing in the use of words, | Searsport, Sea poems and quaint Theie is more ( atarrh in this section of the\ ik; 14. sld, barge R R L Co No 6, Rockland; a be tter selection, that would be a than nil other diseases make cuu!i ry put together, “ sld, stm Penobscot, Norfolk; ar. barge- Le- dian legends. and until the last few was to A $ 1.00 Purchase ! Q Gold and Silver r while. years supposed No 702, Ware, Watches, reform orth gh Valley, Elizabethport.* o be incurable. For a great many years doctors Stockton, Dec 10. Ar, sch George Church- native author it a local disease and Good for 200 Votes By your of out of town pronounced prescribed j m 111, to load lumber; sld, stm Millinocket, New’ H -..rrtsponii>*ats to ; local remedies, and by constantly failing i Y >rk; 12, sld, sch New York; 15* ar, Diamonds and Fine Leather G ! 1 j Normandy FRANKLIN F. PHILLIPS that have cure with local treatment, it in- ~- sch PI i.apers r-port complications pronounced St tn Millinocket, New York; 13, sld.. Edward a ] ’• curable. Science has Catarrh to be J arisen at \vi necessitate a new proven ewart, New York; 16, sld, stm Millinocket, and plan and therefore and so on. There’s a few prices $1.35 constitutional disease, requires j quite j N iw Y’ork. Regular The Class Goods at Lowest Prices. for; v. the school build- Hall’s Catarrh Highest r.g proposed constitutional treatment. Cure, days yet before Xmas, but they Rockland, Dec 15* Sld, schs Mattie J Alles, Both books for $1.15, F. J. & Co., Toledo, | $1,08. g. Ti situation we understand to be manufactured by Cheney ?w York; Rhoda Holmes, do: General Adel- cure on the fast. J Ohio, is the only Constitutional slip away rt Brina if sent to him at 5 the bond issue of about j Ames, do; Pendleton, Philadelphia; post paid, $75,000 market. It is taken internally in doses frcm I volta, Roberts Harbor; Sarah L Davis, 3os- on Mass, .a : bec-i placed, the three local 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly | Yours very Uuly, ^ a (in tow V. Felton St., Cambridge, the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Dec 15. sch -Sew Chase & of Camden, Ar, Sunlight, reeing to take $5,000 each dollars for case it DoakTSS.)* They offer ‘one hundred any 1 >rk. and Mr. Ira M. Cobe of Chi- fails to cure. Send for circula and testi- FOR SIGN PORTS-. J Liie a Address One of the 'banks has monials. I & Puerto Dec 10. Sld l p m. 3tm F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio, j CARLE JONES Mexico, Notice of Sale. vago '-■e of the bond Sold 75c. p. naman, Sweetser, Philadelphia; 31, 4 a d, ar, Collector's ( legality by Druggists, r : sir<.t- t» Hall's Pills for i_- ---Bt n Minnesotan, Curtis, New 5ork. situated in the town of jjestion... ■, that future Take Family constipation. J IInoaid° taxes on lands city She county of Waldo, for the issue on the grJdna- Lincolnville, in of list of taxes on real estate The1 following of Lincoln- non-resident owners in the town to me for the year 1913, committed viBe^or of June You Heard The the Have collection for said town on 23uday ia hereby given that remain and notice unpaid are not if said taxes, interest and charges j real estate taxed previously paid.no much of the amount duetherefor is sufficient to pay the L at Wonderful New Edison will be »old PHRISTMAS w including interest and charges, SALE town House in said MAIN STREET CLOTHIERS nublic auction at the Town V/ THE of 1911. at nine AT ™ the tot Monday February, ° and buildings bound- HoratBi Clark. Land Diamond Disc | N. E. by ! fd N. W. by land of Ephraim Knight* CO. and wife; b. E. by land of W. CLARK & land of E L. Hills of H. HARRY M. H. Cilley; S. W. by land amount of taxes, ! (.( range SO; No. of acres, 74; * Phonograph? onN. Peavev & Ghentner. Woodland,bounaed a N E. by old Uldeon a. V, ’. by land of A. F. Hahn; of E. E. l.arver; 8 will anyy' Young road; S. E. by land that people tuy we have for Men’s and use. homestead of Hose collection of wearables gathered together Boys ; W. by road leading by the “ the «pltndid Amt. of taxes store-1 > of M. Richards. No. of acres, 40. No Needles! this ; better than the knicknacks sometimes given—1 want you to see the qualify' so much $2.40. vi ti' ^a"t due, N W and we have .hem, Steamboat Wharf Lot, bounded unusually low prices priced Hallett; 8. E. by Pen- No Scratch ! » * ■.he .1._ N. E. by lands of W. L. E JESS 23*™ land of P. k. Frohock. OUR LEADERS obscot Bay; 8. W. by FURNISHINGS i Amt. of taxes due, $4.80. , Come in and hear the wonder- I IN STAPLE on South —-SPECIAL FOR MEN AND BOVS AT 25 W J Rowling. Field, hounded by m .....w .,r»T niiv a new uat at Rpnnnrn prirps I COAT SWEATERS -- Ctr to Wile ys will I»v > from Lincolnville 50c. fleeced underwear CENT SAVING. road'leading Marri- ful New Edison Diamond Disc , One new case lot of Heavy PER on East land of .Mrs. Philip ^ or soft hat-.. $1.79 Corner; by $2.10 Derby of 1". ia. Wiley; on the for now.. Ju.nbo kn.t all wool coat ner; on West by land men, I ®9 and $7 extra heavy the Greatest Musi- .. $2 00 soft hat.i.- $6 F. E. Wiley. No. of acres, Phonograph, wool underwear, special. and $5.9o North by land of §1.00 gray ggc 98c sweaters.-....*4-95 1 soft hat. now. ■-•••• «•» 7. Amt. of taxes due, $1.68. $1.50 $4.00 and $3.50 sweaters, and lot, cal Instrument in the world! "0 " Heirs of Andrew Tarbel. House now... 49c hats. and fleeced underwear, $3.00 Guyer $2.00 $1.50 of J. F. French; N. E. Extra value in men’s heavy cut fine hats. bounded N. W. by land We are not allowed to the Guyer S b Penob- wool hose and mittens. by land of M E. Drinkwater; by « Men’s 50c heavy 7Sc and 98c Boy’s 6C c sweaters.-.*. f?® of E. E. Car- DEMONSTRATIONS ana Men’s 50c, $1.00 and $1.25 night Robes.39c, scot Bay; S. W. by road and land I 25c and 50c wool hose..1Mc 50c winter caps, special.... 20. No. of 98c t9c ver. No. of lot, 50. No. of range, j $1 50 pajamas, special. 50c Rah-Rah-Hats.~. value in conti cook blue. tax due *6 32. now at r 50 and •. acres, 1 1-2. Amt. of being given daily Special extra fine pajamas, at.$1 $2.00 75c union suits. X® M. KObb, now. white shirts.. d»c [i A. Wool hose, <• blue handkerchiefs. 3c 5#c black and stripe ^ white, red and Collector of Taxes of the town of Lincolnville. Police braces.. and «• knee pants, special.-... Men’s heavy $6 sole leather suit case bags. $4.95 $1.00 "Jj value....39c and 4. and girls skating toques.—.- 8?c CARLE & JONES’ silk hose, splendid $1 suit case. suits..-.*" wltnln and '... 98c Indian and cowboy at a Probate Court, held at Belfast, Lion brand fancy shirts $1.(0 suit cases. **■*> 9th of $1.00 ties in bath robes...... *3-9® for of Waldo, on the day and $1 & now line of 60c and 76c Holiday boxes. 5to; $5 and $S tile County .. shirt.98c Fine 5tt *1.25 and $1.50 brand fancy _ -i rn. _ 1 Qr> anH finest evade bath, robes and slippers.— $8 December. A. D. 1913. --"" of Susan M. a ine Boxes.^ -- A. FORD, daughter crowning triumph ot the I braces in Holiday of I \\ Elegant ESTHIRFord, late of w inter port, lu paid County suits on these deceased, having presented a petition inventor be heard have a cumulated a great many '.odd Here are the specials. Waldo, j VV-_\ great may our season’s selling we prices that she, Esther A. Ford of Winlerpoi t, During praying estate ^ " new be administratrix of the men's. hese are from our best selling *26, *22.50 and *20 value anils and overcoats.a™? may appointed this afternoon or overcoats in both boys’ and ‘‘ 01 said deceased. evening. and and suits and overcoats. *15 $18 value, X® aa’} o'XX said notice, to a 40 in another, a 37 in another. 8 96 aaa Ordered, That the petitioner give be a 34 size in one lire, *10 and *12.60 value, suits and overeoats. X'X? a of this In this new instrument Mr. Edison lines. 1 here may ° ** all persons interested by causing copy IMGEC 1 \ has and at a *7.50 to *9.00 value, suita and overcoata.... order to be three weeks successively that will please you, in the Norfolk and published eliminated the a non-wear- We have all sizes In something, something Boy’s *5, *6 and *7 suits and overcoats, both in The Republican Journal, a newspaper publish- IMM needle, using **•86 and * a Probate double breast style at.»*> ed at Belfast, tbat they may appear at able diamond point instead. the bare wholesale cost. g within and for sa?u that represents just *10 large boy’a overcoats, 16 to 18 aise..- Court, to be held at Belfast, price Half on 13th of January. A. D. 1914, lot of boy’a overcoats, 16 to 12.... price County, the day for men and boys’ of the famous Kup- Special lined at ten of the clock before noon, and show, ** 's You will find suits and overcoats Fur coats for men at very low prices. Special in sheepekin of said Never Changed and cause, if auythey have, why the prayer coats.... *8.95 *4.95 other well known makes. working petitionerv should not be granted. Widow Jones and LIBBY, Judge. I He has invented a new disc that is penheimer, _ JAMES I f prac- Attest: tnese A true copy. I indestructible. He has invented a You would not ask us to credit at Arthur vv. Leonard. Kegister. tically lilted. Send your size and enclose price. give you I-Mail and stage orders « concealed sound chamber that gives a won- reason, return them and get your money. mort- derful volume and of tone. low If not satisfactory for any Church members, pay off your church jj purity j 1 prices. Club.—Waldo Trust *_ gage. Join the Christmas Company, Belfast.

* The office has announced post deportment i lira. Everett Burgees i« ill with pneumonia The News ot Belfast. of the continuation in office of a number fourth *t her home on Waldo avenue. class postmasters in Maine, and among them The new volume of the of Belfast Words of Warning. The History is Fred A. Marriner, Center Belmont. Christmas holi- makes a good Christmas gift and is on sale at days will soon arrive. This is the season when Dr. John Ells of Bar Harbor, who for sever- e stores of M. P. Woodcoek ol Son and James naught but happiness and good cheer should al months has been assistant in the dental of- H. Howes. prevail and it behooves us to u e the utmost fice of Dr. Ernest Webber, Masonic Shepard care in that the ! The W. C. T. U. will meet next at 2 30 seeing dangers attendant up- Friday Temple, will go to Liberty village after Christ- on the Christmas celebration are rn. with Church street. The minimized, Mrs. A. H. Ray, mas where he will take the practice of Dr. otherwise that day of become ! 1-call will be responded to with Christmas W’illiam Cargill, who recently located in Pitts- happines^ may one of sorrow because of soma serious acci notations. field. During his stay in Belfast Dr. Ells has dent from fire. Let ”s use eautson and avoid made many friends who wish him unlimited Mrs. Nettie Whitcomb Smart of North carelessness in the handling of Christmas success in his new field. He is a graduate of jthe arsport will speak at the regular meeting of tree decorations. See that no flimsy decora- the University of Pennsylvania and has had e Seaside Spiritual Association in Knowlton tions are used. Paper and cotton are practice since then. generally I general in .11, High street, next Sunday. used the decorating scheme and as you The International Bible Class of the know are inflammable. There will be a Christmas tree with Baptist very Many entertain- JOIN appro- j OUR num- CHRISTMAS Sun ay school, Mr. O. E. Frost, teacher, ments will be in CLUR ale exercises, etc., for the children of the | given homes, schools, churches, 40 6r more will undertake a most bazaars and iscopal Mission at the home of Mrs. A. C. ; Bering ladies, stores. Remember that light, in- commendable work for the chil- flammable pkins, Congress street, Saturday, Dec, 27lh. j worthy poor decorations make easy fires. By all dren of the their letters to means avoid their use. Do mt use on | I city by answering candles The County Commissioners began their De- STARTS WEEK OF with a DECEMBER Santa Claus and complying, if possible, cotton and paper trimmed Christmas tree; if 29TH rnber term last are | Tuesday. They closing 60 Cedar 1 (j I their requests. Mrs. J. G. Aborn, electricity is used for the cecorative effect, the year's accounts and request all who street, is chairman of this special committee ! have the wiring done by a competent elec- ave bills to present them as soon as possible. and will be assisted by Mrs. G. W\ Howard, trician. Also see that the tree is securely- In Class 2, pay 2c. the The schools closed last for their first week. 4c. the second city Friday Mrs. Wm. F. Coombs, and Mrs. George Holt, fastened so that the children cannot it week. 6c. the third pull week, and so on > •wo weeks' Christmas vacation. On account of tor 5 weeks and we Union street. Arrangements will be made to over when reaching for ti« gifts. Don't, will mail you g. check two weeks •sing a week earlier thaa usual very lit- Carleton has before Christmas for /M distribute the gifts. Postmaster smokers, throw lighted cigirs, cigarettes or ta.|L $25.50 with interest at 2 °lo. «; attention was paid to holiday exercises, al- asked to forward to the committee all been matches about in a careless nanner. If trees 5' 5c‘ the ough several of the grades distributed letters addressed to Santa Claus. pay first vveek- 1Qc. the second are to be lighted, see that thf children do not IP ?r ln,CIaSS, week. 15c. the Ira v nristmas cards and the Sixth third week so on grade had reci- letters or the candles. and and we will mail Ad's ertised Letters. The following “(alVlJNU light relight *re4uently cloth- you a check two weeks before lions appropriate to Christmas. JB: iH' remained uncalled for in the Belfast post ing is set afire by permitting this. The tree hPF Christmas tor Sbo.75, with interest at 2 %. Miss Ethel E. Savery closed a very success- office for the week ending Dec. 16th. Ladies— : That’s the best part of will also burn when dry. Better no lights term of school in North last Fri- Miss than to run the risk. Matcies should never Y0U M'Y REVERSE Searsport Miss Emma Blake, Mrs. James Busfield, THE ORDER OF PAYMENT IF YOU WISH TO DO SO It was her first school and the Christmas; receiving is sec- be left within the reach ol children. ay. progress Izora Irving, Mrs Lizzie Pierce, Mrs. Mary A. Keep jt t lass 2. you start .ade by the attests her as a Mrs. Fannie I. Miss J. F. ond. them in metal boxes and out >f reach. Never may with $1.00 the first week and pupils proficiency Ruddy, Staples, Snow, When you think ..anj pav 2c less^ to be beneuh acher. In the afternoon a Christmas tree Mrs. Stuart Webb. Gentleman—Walter Allen, permit cotton used trees, to give every week until the last will about think f§!' payment be 2 cents. W? .< enjoyed and Miss served the Shoe Horace N. W. I giving, you the appearance of snow. If the appearance Savery pupils Acme Co., Baker, Bean, In d w refreshments. of snow is desired, for use min- Class 5, you start with parents ith P. W. Perry, Harry S. Clark, James W. Clark, | most of the one who is to any purpose, TOM may $2.50 the first week and 5c. less everv G. eral wool or asbestos. It will not burn and week until The commercial students at the close of the j Charles Dulac, Henry Davis, Everett Fuller, WK the last payment is 5 cents- receive. You the gives a better effect than cotbn. Be constant- blic schools last Friday for the Christmas | Wm. Hamilton, C. E. Horton, Elmer Hamilton, study on the watch for hat A. Chas. E. John H. Luce, ly anything might cause ication presented Mrs. E. E. Ranks, their in- ; Fred Heath, Laffin, gift from that of view. PAYMENTS MUST BE MADE EVERY point fire. Have merriment, and dent.y of it, but WEEK A ructor, with a crescent of pearls as a mark J Charles Stimpson, 2 letters, William Watt, R. OR When some- avoid mourning by the avoidir.ee of careless- ? MAY BE MADE IN ADVANCE- their appreciation of her efforts in their tv >> euDfr, u. Cj. »» eusier. you give what ness. -*..j ■half. This is a new in the department pub- that y an '(,u think of an North Belfast. At the annual meeting of body wants, something easier way to provide monev for •e schools and is more than meeting the ex- j The Chapman Concert. The lung antici- V|Bp Christmas I Chemical No, 1, held Monday evening. Dec. will presents? Join in ctations of its advocates. suggest your thought- pated Chapman concert, givei in the Colonial i Mk yourself-get everyone the family to join. Show this l« 1st. the following officers were elected for the t0 your trends and them to Arrangements are nearly complete for the fulness and taste— Theatre Friday evening, brought four distin- get join. Everybody is welcome to ensuing year: Frank Roberts, Captain, F. L. good join. Is’ Home Christmas tree under the auspices guished musicians to Belfast and they were Bartlett, Foreman; Arthur Roberts, Asst. done the a f the Universalist Sunday school. Santa you've thing per- greeted by representative audience, who The Christmas Club Foreman; Victor Merriam, Clerk. After the Opens December 29th ius will at the Home | gave them a generous reception. Madam ^ Monday, appear Wednesday for Jp^ transaction of business and making plans fectly. ternoon from 4 to 5 o’clock to distribute the Lillian Blauvelt has been heard by many Bel- the sat down to a the coming year company fast its to the 21 little girl inmates. He will also people at he musical festivals and she clam stew Here’s a AND you can join delicious prepared by captain By- Suggestion: was to any time from .'ten to their and recitations. Friends fully up former standards. Her mag- singing L. Hart_The Ladies’ Aid held a ron Society nificent voice to f the Home who wish to attend will be wel- Give a box of was displayed excellent ad- DECEMBER 29th TO JANUARY successful sale, supper and entertain- Everybody 3d, uned. very vantage in the varied numbers on the pro- ment Wednesday evening, Dec. 10tn. The Call and us gram. The gr >u,) of songs sung fur let tell you all about our High School. The simpfe plan. members of the High ! was decorated in vestry tastefully white,green Blauvelt’s second number wire en- noei are a especially arranging series of debates for 1 and red in combinations pleasing to the eye. joyed, and included one by a Maine composer, winter term, to take place early in Feb- Mrs. E. W. and These were arranged by Wiley Kate Vannah M John Finnegan, the tenor, arv The seniors will be opposed by the assisted E. W. Mrs. W. S. Hatch, by Capt. shared the honors of the eveuing with Madam Waldo uors, the That suf- Trust subject being: Resolved. table was in of Mrs. | Wilev. The sales charge hose. You know before- Blauvelt and charmed his bearers, lie was ige srouM be restricted an educational Company, by and Mrs. Walter Fish. The E. T. Wiley great- hand that most generous in responding to encores, and ideation The seniors will have the nega- of articles were sold at are er portion the good stockings in the group of Irish songs was a: his best. "■'« and the juniors the affirmative of the Madeline Coombs and Frances Davis prices. highly useful. Together Mr. James Overton, the viol rust, had an im- BELFAST, MAINE. '•*estion. The senior debaters are Evelyn of the Mrs. W. G. Hatch disposed candy; pre portant place m th? program and sustained it Lards, Ida Carleton, Alton Johnson, Mal- and Mrs. Frank Roberts with this is an pared the program, usefulness, well. His style and were admir- V technique •Jm aughan, Louise Innes. The junior team characters for the farce all of e.ecured Jhe iron-bound Guarantee that able, and his numbers wen- well executed. composed of Annette Holt, Blanche was executed. is the Jennys, which finely Following Mr. William R. Chapman, who was at the •roy Coombs, Walter Bowen, Milton the six will remain in Stephen- program: pairs piano, was his uneomparabe self, and his n. 1 he freshman and sophomores wili dis- Instrumental music, Mrs. Nina Stevens condition for wonderful accompaniments were a distinct iss the question: That Sermon, "Old Mother Hubbard. Henry Ladd perfect Six Resolved, suffrage feature of ne evening. Pleasant incidents Reading, Frances Davis ould be given to women. The sophomore Months. Singing, Barbara Stevens were the present iti-*n of a bunch of magnifi- ass will be represented Wood, Hatch by Wesley Reading, Howard Think it cent chrysanthemun s to Mau»m Blauvelt and an Bvron Lewis Basil Newell, Miss Turner over and will Waterman, Salter, Gan- Duet, you Mr. brief anti characteristic Victor Merriam Chapman’s very and Doris who wiil maintain Reading, Shorey, the soon come at :he the There Solo, with violin and piano, Henry B. Ladd very to the con- speech close of urogram. :naiive side of the and the fresh- question, Miss Turner was a very fair house, although not quite Reading, a up by Sturgis Dexter, Charles Scrubtown's clusion that box of Hole- Getchell, Farce, Sewing CircleThanksgiving to expectations. Tin program. •.ward Characters Sawyer, Ola Redman and Howard Hose is 1 (a) Romance, Mrs. Tattle. President of the Society, proof the one re,si er " ti, who will the uphold negative side of Mrs. H. W. Mackie (b) Tambourin Chinois, e answer to that Mr. Overton question. All books on the subjects at Mary Ann Green, Secretary, Mrs. \\ S Hatch bothersome 1 : 2 Aria—Elisir d' Amore, Donizetti >»l ^ will be Noddle, Mrs Frank Roberts library reserved and may be con- Granny of Mr. Noddle, Mrs. H. B. Ladd question “What to give.” | Finnegan Ited ■•niy at the Some of the col- Betsey 3 Waltz -Romeo and Juliette, Gounod library Mrs Mrs. R. U. Russ Gossip, Madame Blauve.t boys will coach the teams during the Mrs. VV. G. Hatch Not expensive—for instance Percilla Primp, 4 Rond«. '• Capprioioso, Saint Saens Cut Down ge holiday recess. The atfair netted about $37.00. Mr Overton 6 Women's Cotton prs. Hose, $2.00 5 (a) Cherry Ripe. Horn 6 prs. Women's Silk Lisle. 3.00 | (b) Is ill Nienianc Singer. Hildach Your Meat and (c) The Breeze mat blows the Ill . 6 prs. Men's Cotton Hose, 1.50 Barley, Vannah H. M. 6 prs. Men’s Silk Lisle 2.00 (d) What’s in the air today.’ Eden Grocery Bills. BLACK Madam Blauvelt And we also have the Genuine Silk | a 6 Has full line of (a) Humoreske, Dvorak her regular stock and also Hose, 3 pairs Guaranteed for Three lb) Waltz, | Chopin HAVE BETTER FOOD FOR LESS ZZ a fine assortment of selected Months,Men's $2.00 a box: Women's Mr. Overton $3.00 a box. INTERMISSION MONEY- 7 (a) Ah. Love but a day, Gilbert Christmas My new Cut Price on the best suga Goods. (b) Oh. that we two were maying, Nevin Li"en (c Cove I have won you, Ronalds cured Bacon is another step towards ri Pieces, Towel*. Aprons. HOLEPROOF Mr. Finnegan Handkerchiefs ’ ducing the cost of living. Silk S Ballateila- I Pagliacci, Leoncavallo | Hosiery and a full line of BY PARCEL POST j Fownes’ Madame Blauvelt THE BACON WITH THE MATCHLES 5 • Gloves. DELIVERED FFEE. y (a L Major Concerto (Andante) Bach (b) Moto Perpetuo Novacek FLAVOR. Many novelties in Let lincte Sam DO IT. From Mr. Overton 1 Neckwear, Dainty Hows of It has a flavor of which never “The Home tin Good Values you 10 (a) Molly Bawn. Lover face Collars. Etc. now until after Xmas wew II de- I| J (b) The Minstrel Boy, Moore When you once know it. no other liaco SI,ell liver free by Parcel Post all Hole- (c The Lowbacked Car, Lover Goods, Hath « will be served on your table. We use onl I{f,l,e*. Kinwnas. Silk proof Hose. In ordering please Mr. Finnegan j H aists. 11 Bolero—Sicilian Vespers, Verdi choice native pig pork, and no chemical: state color and size wanted. ! Madame Blauvelt In HA Hi WEAR. in curing. There is quality in every slici Bonnets, Sacquea. Sweat- Have it (or your breakfast tomorrow. Bu B°°tees- 1 Havana a nderwear, If you enjoy Cigars try Pearl r Carriage Robe*. one store it by the for only 19c. per lb. Sliced hnee,-tter than a niece of meeting held in January. The next meetini which he has no need. will be held Dec. 26th, owing to Christma OFFICE falling on the regular night of meeting. The Universai.ist Fair. About dur- Par- $160 wa 5 Will be closed NICE CHINA. Mail orders filled promptly and delivered b> netted from the two days’ fair of th Universalist held an | society, Tuesday i the j We have a lot cel Post FREE. ing of it. Wednesday, December 9th and 10th i 1 | f Memorial hall. The entertainment Wednes was day evening particularly enjoyable, an J Pictures, are gave further evidence of the local musics 1 HOLIDAYS. I always acceptable. !! and dramatic talent. The far ^e “At the June 3w51 tion” was presented in a manner that woul i done credit to have professions’, s and this ap The sale under the auspices of the Younj make a nice gift, ;; plies to each member of the cast, for all wer e Ladies’ Social Union of the Baptist church D. crood. The ladies quartet. Misses Katherine ( in the afternoon an< Sauthworth, held vestry last Saturday Ralph Quimby, Caroline G. Hatch, Emma Skay an i evening, was unusually successful, nettini Mrs. E. S with Leather Pitcher, Miss Gladys Pitche: $70 92. The fancy work table was under thi Goods bo.pape^to. Maine pianist, rendered “Don’t You Know I Lov e direction of Misses Grace H. L are 12 Main Hayes, Amy tamp>,is <• Street, Belfast, You” in a manner that always accjptaole. aid innumerable other brought enthusiast! c Wilson and Ella I. Smalley; the apron table from the audience. Mrs. S. A. dainty objects of applause Pai Miss Edna Hopkins and Mrs. Ethel F. Johnson art, collected with care and <: ker's followed and were great labor, readings heartily aj the food table, Misses Della Knowlton am arid not to be found plauded. Then came a hop under the directic n Frances A. Sargent; candy table, Misses Dori elsewhere. < ► of Fred G. Spinney .with music by George Har Clifford, Mary and Bernice Holt; th We violin, and Hayes earnestly solicit an «> Mrs. Clyde Pettee, piano, and wit gelatine table, Miss Ethel Sturtevant, and th inspection.] that the two fair ended. days mystery bundles displayed from a Christina tree were disposed of by Master Clarenc Ii you enjoy Havana Cigars try a Pea Sturtevant. Brook made from M. Cuban Tobacco grown i P. Woodcock ; Get the habit. Join the Christmas Club- & Son. Maine. For sale at all dealers. 1 Wa\do Trust Company, Belfat. , IBooks t «§• that a from Castine emme airosson it ELFAST PRICE CtlRRRET. < ,»»»»»« |»| • • !■• •'• »• ••••••■••••••• party How to 1 ike Good * Jorreeted ter The Journal. skate* and an iceboat. Weekly PRODUCE MARKET. PAID At the annuli March Care of Your Hair PRODUCER. spring meeting, Appieerfier obM.EO&Zl 0 Hay, 10 00a M 00 12th, Prescott Haaeltine, James Gam- Nothing ape la your good looka to much aa dried, per lb., 7 Hydes, 10 Beane, pea, 2 50*2 76 Land), 14 The Christmas mons and Abram N. were chosen homely hair—Aringy, dull colored,harsh. Noth- Noyes Bean*. 7. E., 2 60*2 76 Lamb Skins, 40*50 adds to so much aa beautiful hair Selectmen, Nathaniel Patterson, Clerk, ing goc 1 looks Batter, 28*82 Mutton, 8 and Daniel Haraden, Treasurer. The —soft, silky, Wavy and glossy. No matter how Beef, aide*, 8*10 Oats, 32 lb., 42 9 beautiful la now, you can improve ita Beet, forequarter*,: Potatoes, 60 monies raised were $2,500.00 for schools, youijhair 60 Round Hair Beautifier. Barley, bo, Hog, 10 Store good looka by Spaing Harmony 24 (1,000,00 for paupers and insane,$1,000.00 Cheese, Straw, 9.00 Jewelry If your hair id homely and ugly now. Harmony 18 Chicken, 26a30 for incidental and for Turkey, expenses $1,000.00 Hair Beautifier will make it softer, silkier, Calf Skins, 18 Tallow, 2 of debts. At an Duck. 20 Veal, 12al8 payment adjourned glossier, morq beautiful io every way. It also Row. 43 20 On Phoenix held 2d the Bum of $4,- Eggs, Wool, unwashed, meeting April makes it easier to put up and helps it to “stay Fowl, 16b17 Wood, hard, 6.00 500.00 in cash was raised for making and put.'* Its rich rose odor hides the unpleasant, Geese, 18 Wood, soft, 3.60 : Will be very pleased to show you our up-to-date stock, repairing highways and badges, and for oily amell of the hair. Harmony Hair Beauti- RETAIL PRICE. RETAIL MARKET. Cuff Links the first time Road Commissioners were fier is rightly named; it beautifies the hair. Beef, Corned, 18 Lime, 110 and as our beautiful Gold and Gold-Filled Batter Salt, 141b., 18*22 Oat Meal, 6 The com- Very easy to apply—simply sprinkle a little ■ chosen in lieu of surveyors. Corn, 92 Onions, 4 and or old on your hair eact time before brushing it It Signet Rings require monograms English, missioners chosen were Hiram O. Alden, Cracked Corn, 87 Oil, kerosene, 12al3 On feast most eat too much. di- contains no oil; and will not change the color Corn Heal. 87 Pollock, 7 days people Help your ■ ■ ■ Thomas Marshall. come for selection. James White and 24 to take care of the early your of the hair, nor darken gray hair. Cheese, Pork. 14 gestion over-load by taking one PINKLET They made a contract with the late Isaac Cotton Seed, 1 85 Plaster, 1.1S and Watches will be in I To keep your kair and scalp dandruff-free I after As a dinner these sugr.r- :: Pendants great demand, 10 immediately eating. Allard to keep all the highways ip town, Codfish, dry, Rye Meal. 35 pill dainty | and clean, use Harmony Shampoo. This pure, Cranberries, 10 Shorts, 145 coated laxatives for Cut I in vil- gently stimulate the stomach, I have a beautiful line your inspection. Silver, with the exception of those the an rich Clover Seed, 2Ea27 Sugar, 5a55 prevent congestion liquid shampoo gives instantaneous, ; < Flour, E 75a7 2E Salt, T. I., 49 ani all the results of lage district, in repair for the term of lather that immediately penetrates to distressing over-indulgence in the good ! I Glass and China, Jewel Cases, Mesh Bags, Stick Pins, every H. G. Seed, 2 60a2 71 Sweet Potatoes, 3 five years for the sum of $2,250.00 per part of hair and6calp, insuring a quick and II Wheat of the season. Your own can Finklets. and' | Lard. Meal, 45 things druggist supply i Glasses, Fountain Pens, everything. Washed off as Opera | year. According to the Report submit- thorough cleansing. just quickly I all free. ted to the Meeting, there were than the entire operatim takes only a few moments Literary News and Notes, Remember, engraving Contains hat can harm j | | fifty-six miles of highways in the town. nothing the hair, leaves no harshness or stickiness—just a sweet-smell- The December issue of The Theoso- ! I want to see you whether you buy or not. The steamers began to make their ap- ing cleanliness. sophical Path (Point Loma, California, | pearance this month. They were the W. | Both preparations come in odd-shaped, very Katherine Tingley, Editor), is a most in- ! J. William the Pease, Capt. Flowers, ornamental bottles, with sprinkler tops. Har- teresting number. The opening article, | the of H. T. i W. M. Admiral, Capt. William Hutchins, Hair Sham- Continuity Existence, by Edge, ! mony Beautfier, $1.00. Harmony U a THAYER, Probale Court, <+ f| held Belfast, witlil: and M. A., is a scholarly contribution to the Governor, Capt. Thomas Rogers, poo, 50c. Both guaranteed to satisfy you in for the County of Waldo, on the second I i subject. There are several illustrated LET US day of A. D. — —- Samuel December, 1913., f the Penobscot, Capt. Seymour, every way, or yoir money back. Sold in this articles and articles of interest Theo- by certain be ran until when she was sold at our store—The Rexall \ instrument, purporting to tin ■ which July community only students and views an expression of public sentiment; the sophical magnificent Iasi will and testament of Angeline M j Store—one of more to run on the route between New York the than 7,000 leading drug from Switzerland; Carrara, Italy; Nurn- DO YOUR er. late of Nearsport, in said County W Annals of Belfast for Hall whose and business | compiler, personal stores of the United States, Canada and Great and from the Interna- ieeeased. having been presented for prop;.* and Philadelphia. She was succeeded berg, Germany; ! relations with him were of the most in- ordered, I hat notice be to all ■ Britain, which ovn the big Harmony labora- tion Theosophical Peace Congress at given j. the Asa M. San- ut» rested by a of this a Century. i cannot do to by Kennebec, Capt. Sweden. causing ropy or.In timate character, justice tcries in where the celebrated Visingso, CASTING niblished three weeks oi 11 The Thomas B. San- Boston, man} successively • ford. Secor, Capt. The Christmas number of mbhean ai his own without that the Perfunes and Toilet Lippincott’s We | Journal, published Belfast, thm j have feelings adding Harmony preparations reopened the foundry on Front '• nay at a I'r.bate < be i SETTLER between this and will the good cheer of the appear nrt.to held BY AN OLD ford, plied place Sedge- are Magazine bring I green blanket which Nature made.—City Drug Store, Edmund Wilson street, under the of Mr. A. R. i ast, within ami for said County, on the >. i kindly j season to every reader, old or young. superintendence wick. We missed the State of Maine I’liesday of Januaiy next, at ten of tin* j I Hon. Win. G- Crosby.) over her children never PrcprietoT, Belfast, Me. as LEADBETTER, an iron ! spreads sleeping The complete novel—feature of this, experienced moulder, >efore noon, audg show cause if any£tbey : I and the pleasant face of her gentleman- vhv the same should not be covered a truer, warmer, more genial of every number—is a story of unusual lave a large stock of patterns, and are pre- proved, appi Samuel H. Howes. uid allowed. ly commander, Capt. charm, entitled “Betty’s Virginia Christ pared to till all orders promptly and at reason- J CHAPTER XLV. (1849.) heart than his. to Pilate was recognized at once by one JAMES LIBBY, .Inn He had been on our waters about fifteen mas,” by Molly Elliot Seawell, who sure- able prices. 30tf A true copy. Attest* On the 9th of Dr. de- of our “oldest who still Auxin it W. which had beer January Palfrey inhabitants”, ly needs no introduction to the discrinn Leonard, Regis1 The California typhoon, years, commanding successively the Ban- j livered the last lecture before the Lyce- lives waiting prtiently for the day when nating reading public. The usual variety nearer and nearer tc Charter Governor StLFAST FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO. gradually drawing — gor, Telegraph, Oak, of stories etc.,follow the novel and “Wal- Vt a Probate um. Doctor Young commenced a course “he shall go upin a fiery chariot.” Court, held at Belfast, vvithn us, reached this latitude with the open and State of Maine steamers. He died nuts and Wine,” the humorous depart- for the County ot Waldo, on the second 1 on on the tenth; his second in June Maurice of Chemistry Early C. Blake, Esq., and than ever day December, A. D. 1913. ji of this The new bark Suliote at on the of ment, is bigger better this NOTICE OF ing year. Cambridge, Mass., 23d FORECLOSURE- certain was delivered on the evening following, of Camden, was Collector of montn. instrument, purporting to be tin 1 was appointed will and Josiah Simpson, Master, advertiser mai v.ij. John W. Doe of Eden in the I \ testament of Maik K. Bushor j but for lack of patronage sufficient to the Customs fo- this District in of I “Feminist Intentions.” the which «f Freedom, in said « of uec<- sail for San Francisco with place paper WrHEREAS.County of Hancock and State of Maine, ounty Waldo, to passengers : The first gun from Washington under j laving been presented'for probat**. pay expenses the coursd^was abandoned. Hon. Alfred he en- I begins the December Atlantic, was writ- :>y his mortgage deed dated the was Marshall, removed; eighteenth day and merchandise. The first invoice the new administration heard in this lo- ten a D. j Ordered. That notice be given to all pet Holt of a j by Mr. W. L. George, familiar if November A. 1908, ami recorded in the —Mr. Bloomfield, gave highly tered on the duties of his office on the 2d nterested by causing a of this onb of about th< of the woman in Waldo of Book I copy j a company twenty-five, cality was before the close of the first ! spokesman movement, | County Registry Deeds, 285, uiblislied three weeks in Tin and illustrated of His subordinate officers were successively interesting beautifully July. to a for a clear stute- Page 338. conveyed to me, the undersigned, I •ublican at young men, wh< month of its existence. Our response request Journal, published Belfast, ilia? I, largest portion being postmaster, me undivided half of a certain lot or at a ( * lecture on Palestine at the North Church Isaac N. Felch Dep. Collector and In- j tnent of the terms upon which feminists parcel of nay appear Probate art. to In* m I arrived here from in the after William was the land, with buildings situated in Bel- Belfast. within and for said Counts, on Bangor Mr. T. Colburn, victim; were to a thereon, on the sixth of Josiah and lasting ipeond •• February.—Dr. spector, Horatio N. Palmer, Inspect- willing give society J fast in said County of Waldo, and bounded and ! Tuesday of January next, at ten J noon of the 25th of January. The; hiH Mr. Charles is not of “votes for women” dock before and show brother-in-law, Giles, peace. It i described as to wit; at noon, cause, ir n*. ! Prescott, who had previously resided in or. Soon after the of his offi- follows, —Beginning a the a expiration and tne “militant that the lave, why same should not he prov i were met at the bridge by delegatioi ! came manfully forward and occupied the movement” jtake in the west line of Cedar Street, six rods this lectured on or cial term Mr. Itlake went to California | iroved and allowed. place, Hydropathy, author writes, but he offers a view southerly from Drove Street in corner of land of their co-adventurers from this and post of danger. He removed the post- large JAMES LIBBY Jmv the cold water cure, in the month of and established his residence in San of the forces which lie behind these super- formerly of William M. Rust; thence by said A true copy. Attest the Brass and j other places, and Band, office to the room now occupied by Doc- This issue of the At- Rust’s land south fifty-six degrees west ten Artiu r W Leonard, March; but the was too Francisco, where he still | ficial phenomena. Rcgist* were mercury quite resides,occupy- rods to Charles Street; thence south escorted to the hotel, where they tor Sylvester, at the junction of Main lantic a clear and fair debate of thirty- success ; begins east low for in the wmy of conver- ing a judicial strtion the duties of which four degrees by said Charles Street six At a Probate f ourt tn*|*i at Beirast, witbsi. received with three times three cheers and Beaver in it con- the merits of the Single Tax with an streets, early May; rods and twenty links to a stake; thence north- for fbe County of Waldo on the 9th W E LL, sembled front of July Randolph, it at the community. northwestwardly a«!ministiii I in it. Giles, will be remembered, fell Homesteader” continue in as a said Cedar Street six h the estate of Melville % who claimed to be a of the Fourth of lively | ly rods and twenty A. Kidder, lat nephew cele- Juh passed off very quietly. in tin* As a token of respect and an expres battle of Bnton Rouge, August 5th, 1862. i strain as ever, and perhaps the most ! inks to the place ot beginning, containing *everly, County of Essex, in the Stat was having brated John of Roanoke, lec- There less display of patriotism than rods, more or and dassaehusetts, deceased. present i a colla Randolph ! amusing in the number is Simeon ; dxty-eight square less; * sion of interest in the enterprise, The earth that covers him in his last paper •Hition praying tor;a license t<* s.-ti and < * the whereas the condition of said has.i tured at the Unitarian Church to a crowd- usual in waj of punch, guns, crack- Strunsky’s “In Belshazzar Court,’“which mortgage ■oi-Tain i-a I estate situated in Lincolim i tion was tendered to the adventurers j once to President leen reason by sleep belonged Taylor; broxen, now, therefore, by of the aid of Waldo. .!.*>, urn m sabi ers and an is a of New York apartment life. County ed house. He commenced by tracing bells; indication that the j picture ireach of the condition thereof 1 claim a fore- at or our citizens at Washington Hall on the the same from whose hand he received j ion. public private sale, foi Mu* p t\i i One of the most contribu- :losure of said >f cost his "geology” as he termed it, back to “pride, pomp and circumstance” of rum interesting mortgage. debts and of administration. * of the Tables his as this twelfth even:ng twenty-seventh. appointment postmaster. i (ions to the January Woman’s Home Dated day of December A. D. Old**ied, 1 hat tin* \ ■ >i were spread on each side of the hall, ex- About noon of April 5th George A. Companion is an article by Ralph Waldo pel using (•■•py ! ee. A D. & m. 3w51 to be published tine*- weeks sue.'.--- i achievements of his own “industrious” : large number of our ppople ! One’s Ideals” M‘d»;r tending its whole length, under the Durham, son of the late Jonathan Dur- Trine,entitled“Actualizing | n file Republican Journal. a «e\vspa|< < — and concluded his audi- passed the day out of town; many went in which the author makes many helpful is|ie*l at Belfast, that tin*y inav appi ar at j; of Mr. Al by satisfying was found dead in his barn sus- supervision Kenj. Sargent. ham, \ which the individual reader >at** Cmut. to b»* held ..I Beliast. w itlim :i ence that he was an arrant on an excursion made the steamer suggestions :aid on the 1 Bin ot the close of the ad- imposter, a from one trip by ('ounty. day January. \ repast eloquent rope of the car in the conduct of his own life. -■ pended by big apply 191 4, m of the Hoi'k l* ;ri humbug and ass. He was followed in Governor. The only public parade of the tu'on, dresses we made by Rev. Messrs. beams. It was supposed from the fart He shows, and shows admirably, how August by Henry Bibb, another individ- day was that of the engine companies, any human being can acquire happiness i PROBATE NOTICES.' •et.inom should not be granted. An- Palfrey, Cutter, Ricker, Ex-Gov. that his neck was that after •lA.VlKS 1 dislocated, work. It is all to have UlJhY. ual of the colored who gave who turned out in the morning for a trial | through right A tine copy. Attest: derson and Mr. William O. Poor, all ol persuasion, the he from the \t a Probate Court held at Pt Hast, within and adjusting rope leaped ideals, but, true success and contentment Ain hi u W. Lk.i.n k;«, two lectures at the em- of !< r the County of Waldo, mi tin1 second I ucn- to which were made Baptist Church, strength action accom- this place, responses | beam. He was about 28 years of age, are not achieved unless ciay of December, A. D. 1313. a On the an bracing narration of his from 30th “indignation meeting” ideals. notable articles in \r a IT- hate ( tut held ai I William H. of escapp in panies Other certain instrument, lie- ,ast .fast, \\:i by Weeks, Esq. Unity, unmarried, easy circumstances purporting 1 pecu- t.»i tin- of W oti bondage. He was far to his was held the subscribers for the January Companion are; “Finding \ will and testament or .1* nali V' Y.-n.ji.nn. ■ County aldo. ,'ii. j Mr. A. H. Johnson of superior by original a I>. Ml3. Stillwater, Benj. niarily, intelligent, exemplary in conduct ate of Belfast, in said County ot \\ t.*, i.M-ea>- December, in brains and the construction of the cistern in Foun- Happiness in Winter's Garden,” by Mr. | predecessor honesty and ■d, been prc.-entcd for \ KKY W. (HA I’M AN. umio u Griffin, Esq., then late editor of The and esteemed among his Frank A. “The of the : having probate [T J highly acquaint- Waugh; Coming (1 I. minor son i>: i* d I’ his narrative was quite All tain Square, as it was then called, now Ordered. That notice be given to persons fatten, M ; Journal and At the interesting. ances. No cause for the act Rose World’s 1 tl a ( 1 •' >'• Captain Simpson. could be Kewpies, by 0’Neill;“The interested by causing a copy m ^hm nrdei to t.e >t N"i port, -aid ’> the lectures with which we were favored Customhouse Certain nefarious Laura weeks in Tim *d. havn i: piv-ei.h*.; hr j ,t\ ... conclusion of the entertainment the com- surmised save sudden mental Square. Greatest Paintings,” by Spencer published three mht.-ssio-Ij Re- derange- and “The of Good publican Jm.rual, published at Betfast that they ieetisi* to -ell m-l r..n > >■ a < this year, so far as are bipeds, ignoring the fact that the cistern Fortor; Importance in < pany with three cheers for the remembered, merit. may appear at a Probate Court, t*> be held at minted l.iuooluv h said dispersed --1 1 it £... Dr. S. Baker. Dr. >-t was constructed for the of Health,’’ by Josephine Ueifast. within ami |.»r said (’minty, a. elthotl in said petitioi ;.t p !>..-■ of the 1 purpose captain, crew and passengers The musical season was opened by Baker’s article appears in the “Depart- iec«>nd Tuesday of Junutiy next, at ten of tic or the benefit, of said :nm« On the the thirst of had > 12th of Messrs. Josiah quenching quadrupeds, is con- dock bcfmc noon, and >lmw cause, it any limy (hdered. tf .it *;-•• -.no ,■ Suliote. and three in response for the j January Thayer’s Minstrels, who gave several ment for Better Babies.” Fiction have, why the same slmuhi not t>e prov.m. ap’- peisons N. White and Jesse Iilaek announced to been in the habit of using the water it tributed by Deland, Mary Hea- citizens of Belfast. It was a season of j concerts at Washington Hall early in Margaret [Upved and al.ow* o. inter to he pub..-hr.I t hie.- wv.-k* sin'i the public that they had become lanri- afforded for the base purpose of washing ton Vorse, Mary Hastings Bradley, Molly ,IA M l-> 1.1 li! \ ,ludg*». li The Hepiihliean Joiiiliai. ■ -pap- great excitement in our ordinarily quiet April. —Mr. Howard, the "American Wilber A true copy. Attest: ished at heifast. that i!i-v and harnesses. the Elliot Seawell, Juliet Tompkins may tipm-arnl lords of the Farmers Whereupon AKTHl K VV. Ll oNAHD. .•ate to lit* lit a! ..I .. HI i. ! vi House, succeeding Ole Bull,” talked with his violin at the carriages and Zona Gale. Unusual is Register. Ci’lirt. as(, lage. | provision ■aid lounty. <>u the 13th « ry i Mr. John referred to was held and sundry Hussey. meeting made for the of children I '.'l II eiv rk l--i a ... Court House on the 29th of May to a enjoyment by j At a Piobate Court held at Belfast. within and 4. at f. till The Suliote sailed about two o'clock, and resolutions ! contributions: iause.it the On the same the of indignant heart-stirring means of the following for the Cmi’.ity ot W a .do. mi the '«•< **ii• l ues any they have, why piay**i day firm Rowe and small audience; he deserved a one hr mute,;. m. of the 30th. A salute was tirec larger for the Christmas day of December, A. D. 1013. >etitioiu-r should not |I. were one of them was as fo! Flying .Kewpies .? A vt h.s 1.4 i Griffin, publishers of the Journal, was but —“he was a tiddler!”—The adopted; r-tn as only Tree” and "The and Santa certain instrument, purporting to be the last A trur and cheers was exchanged she left the uses to which Kewpies copy. Attest; i dissolved. lows: “Resolved, that Will at.d testament t Lew is 1! \l in ch, late ! Mr. Griffin being about to Saxonian Orchestra performed at the Claus,” Rose O’Neill, creator of the A A in ill i: W 1.1 i;; -. I.. | the wharf. She carried with her, in ad- by if Freedom, in said County ot Waldo, deceas- the water has thus been appropriated of ar.d ! sail in the Suliote sold his interest in the same on the ISth of June.—The Kewpies; “The Adventures Jack 'd, having been pres, tiled for probate. dition to her arcl crew, place offices fifty pas- are destructive to boot inductive Andrews Williams and A I. I H > >- < 1 ! to Mr. leather, Betty," by Clara That noliee -n to all in- 11’ f paper B. who be- celebrated Hutchinson at Ordered, begiv persons 1 George Moore, Family sang >> la .'i. He '.'i I >' -n sengers. Some idea of the miscellaneous and ruinous to the Alfred Williams; “Christmas rerested by causing a ol dock (iriiered. That noth e i!i*-t -d length. and soon were. The meeting was reported to have departments j after left for California the a musical entertainment of before noon, and show eause.ti ay they hav«-f Weeks sweeeSSIVely. Ill Tin le-puhliaa i. .ha.ii tions of her were by consisting ideas and j passengers equall; been “harmonious from fountain head esting, practical entertaining wlty the same should not be pi \.-d. approved a c- ,i i-t, in ('• \ overland route. at nrvvspapef published Irish songs and ballads the Court n -■ i•«. fifteen c f them were me ] reading. and allowed. II at at pn s..n> on. ir-t> 'l at! miscjlianeo.is; to outlet” JAMES LILLY, Jin -e. M|r (' all t. !'• Me h -m| ,, t H- : ■ •: tie I Mr. Moore continued to be House.—The Elenas, two Italian !; eleven lumber or tivi connected boys, A trite Attest; >f ,lai i; r \ m xi. .mi sh u 'a chanics, millmen. The bill of for this was Poisons You. copy fourteen and mortality year Constipation* W. LE0XAI:I>. Register vvliv tin-s;-im a.-i-,,uni n|i.-ii;.'a..! ia with the paper as editor or Annibale aged Lucini eight, AllTHlTK :i:tve. merchants, four farmers, three survey- proprietor If are entire system j A y\ 1> I this larger than ordinary. It contained the you constipated, your •I IHI5Y, until he removed to gave two concerts month; the eldest ( ouit ors, two mariners, cne chemist, ont Camden, having re- is poisoned by the waste matter kept in the At a Prol ate held at Belfast, wnlun and A true eopv Atle-t names of Read, for tin* of mi the second Tues- A in HI It \\ l.l-1 »N VK1», Ih al ceived the on the the on the Judge Capt. Ephraim body-serious results often follow. Use Ur. County V-aldo, one one ont appointment of Inspector of played piano, youngest of A. D. 1313. artist, printer, dentist, j W. New Life Fills and wilt soon get rid day December, Currier and McFarland, Hon. David Lothrop, Mr. King’s you ! Customs at that place. After the violin. —Charles Company of headache and other troubles. certain instrument, pur'porting to be the iast tl’ A DIM) ». -If, ( ef I’:- it". I apothecary, one hatter, one lawyer, ant expi- Thomas constipation, Bartlett, Frye Hal), Esq., Capt. or \ will and testament of Marietta Park, late \V I-t, ell tin- Pt li .1 v ,.f l)-f l.ntM ration of his official term he was a several musical entertainments, 25c. at Druggists by mail. tt tee who no stated j for gave in deceas- J. liti-i -"i tla ■-! ! having occupatior David Nathaniel Purs- of Seat sport, said C ounty of Waldo, 1’hlYio.l 1‘attee. adimnisti the at Whittier, Wilson, H. E. Bucklen & Co & St Louis been lor lohit lat< M-:ii in n.M themselves while a contributor to the columns of the connected with drama, Washington Philadelphia ed. having presented probate. fluke. -p.-rt, designated gentlemen. ins in-t ;o a Onlj j er in the John and in- deceased, liavo-u pi-'M-ntid The over Navy, Major Russ, Ordered, That notice be given to all persons Eastern ard still Hall. dramatic preponderated Heeount o' adniinisti ainui .• f said '•state !• five o: the were residents ol Argus, later editor of a to be ; ssengers Annis of whom Maine "Potato Day.” terested by causing enj y ol this order Capt. Campbell—most weeks in Hie Re- [ovvance. this One of Mr. Willianr the Portland Advertiser. While the musical—the spirit over the under- published three sinf-s-iv*-ly plact. them, oceupy- at that ( mu that not a .- then -.d i> -iveu. ; are identified more or less with the early Dec. 12. Commissioner Roo- publican Journal, published Beitast, they led, Augusta, Me., * ■ ! that he died on standing.—The Riley Family, consisting at a rroliate (ouit. to be held at Week.- ill Tl- Itt -'I •' I L. the Artist of the ing position the fifteenth an- may appear siiceexHlvoly. T.-rrey. expedition, our town. mention erts of the of ■ history of Particular Department Agriculture Beiiast. within and for said County. mi the m*c- a newspaper published in fella u -i-i J of of three sisters, aged respectively be held some- I is still residing in California; the othei l day March, 1864, aged thirty-eight. eight, nounces that a “Potato Day” will ond Tuesday of January next, at t»*u i the that all persons inleie-ti -.1 fi.av atl- ! at of many of them has been made 1 i twelve arid and one already time in the month of January. At that time <• >*ck before noon, and show cause, it any they bate in hr held at ta-t. on I?-• four returned one af er another; tht Mr. Moore was a native of Searsmont, I sixteen, brother, in these annals; brief biographical notices there will be a large meeting at some central have, why the same should not be proved, ap- lay of January next, -im ads. a vocal and instrumental concert at and a only one of them now is Mr. Curtii and by trade a printer. He served his I gave in the State and the best speakers avail- proved allowed. they have, why the said aeeotiiit shmild i living of the others will be found in our next place JAH1S IJP.BY. the Court House on the first of Novem- able will be Special attention will be Judge. allowed B. who resides in Standish ir apprenticeship mjthe Journal office. He present. A true copy. Attest; JAM IM I.IDHY. J :s Merri.l, to the and of sweet Ness’s Oratorio and Concert chapter. given growing marketing akthck NY. Leiaauu. Register. A true eopv. Attest; i this State. was a man of a order of ber.—“Dr. t high talent, potatoes. AlCHI II W. i.ln N A l: 1 le -l-’e “one of their inimitable Two after she sailed it was dis wielded the pen of a and Company” gave days ready writer, New Haven Passes Dividend. At a Probate Court, held at B«-lfnst within and and entertainments” at for the of Wald", on the second Tiles- covered that there were but two caski had he not been deficient in what is unique Washing- County WALDOS-' In Court oi IT«d-:i»r. h- M ai i day of December, A. 1). 1313. I on IA V? last, on it;'* bill day <»: Dcrmi; | water termed wisdom ton Hall the evening of the 4th of Oc- CASTOR New Dec. 10. After an un- full of on hoard that were fit foi worldly might have York, cei tain instrument, purporting to he the last Clara K, M. Cr ftln, alli\. win. ili■- j tober. There are For Infants and Children. broken record of 40 as a dividend- will and testament of Andrew S. Pendleton, on the estate of \|o t M O use, to the fact that all the casks reaped the pecuniary reward to which some living, probably, years A Minnxeii, \ owing oj in said ( of de- : 211 id slmw it :«nv tlu-v lluv** v February. She arrived at Rio Janeiri deplored. MOVING FRIDAY. are held by savings banks and have, why the said account should not be alb | companies the same should not be dence of as why proved, approved ed. j on his identity by the transfer of other financial institutions as well in the 20th of March. Cn her passag, In the of 10th a amt allowed. JAM KS LI lilt \ Judge evening February shop said: “The Houlton Pio- true Mas- 1 j the black is not An exchange estates. This is especially of JAMES LI BUY, Judge. A li ne copy. Attest round Horn in the of the 16t! in Mr. S. C. Nickerson’s at the wig forgotten, probably; Cape night ] shipyard neer moved Friday from its former loca- sachusetts and Connecticut and in A true copy- Attest: akthi'R W. Li ->n ujp, Hegistc nor the rise in the market value of hen- applies Arthur w. of in a severe retains Leonard, Register. April very gale Edwii Upper Bridge was destroyed by fire with tion,” hut as the day still its old no small degree to Vermont and New fruit which succeeded the “entertain- it is evident I he — raul Simpson, son of the wai ! its location in the week that Hampshire. 4 DM 1N 1ST LATH l X'S NOTICE captain, contents, tools, moulds, etc. About IT7ALPO ss—In Court of Probate, held at Bel- ha was be- to was that XI sen her hereby gives notice that -he washed overboard and ment.” It “unique,” certainly, what the paper intended say V? fast, on ; he 9th day of December, 1913. lost. Ke wai midnight of the 12th a small house near been dmy appointed administratrix, with fore and the and the Pioneer moved from its former loca- Leslie B. (i irdm-r. administrator on the estate about behind curtain, would will annexed, of the estate <*f eighteen years old, a worthy, in Front street, owned by Dr. Cass, was tion A Really Tasteless Bradford P (Lirdner.lateof Belfa-t.in said Coun- be it is to be in Friday. ty, deceased. hn\ing presented his first and tinal FRANCIS M. ST A 1*1. Es. late of Mo-kt- of frank and “inimitable,” hoped, that some telliger.t youth, generoui burned. In the evening of August 13th People often say person Castor Oil at Last account of adminis;ration of said estate for al- Springs, these and the a days. started for Boston. Now no per- lowance. dr* misrd, aim disposition, favorite of all whi work-shop in Carter’s ship-yard was Friday in the County of Waldo, y- There was an exhibition of son can start for Boston because Ordered, That notice thereof he given, three bonds as the faw dliects. A < ;» -i—>n- havn u -: him. It was a statuary Friday That Science Tried to Get knew dark, tempestuoui to be the work of an | Something — m The the estate ol said ile- .-a-ed burned; supposed a fixed and there would be no weeks succe iveiy. Republican Journal, uuunls aguin-t at the same hall several in it is fact, no a for days April; for Years. a p.d lished in Belfast, n said County, desired io present the same -Htl"«',,ti,tel5'- was said to be representative of the tri- within this standard of time. (lay of JanuaiN next, and show cause, if any ,nk;/ M dkckow returned home the man was burned in the place has arrived —Kel- Simpson by way o j night of the 15th The perfect laxative they have, why the said account should not he Belfast, December ‘J, iSM.'i. al of Our Saviour before Pilate. The Some one has said that in making a the front hii of June. In the of October Tasteless Oil —made taste- allowed. Isthmus; although boyhood j evening 27th statement the form of should logg’s Castor JAMES figures were described in the hand-bills expression LIBBY. Judge. 4 I >M 1 \ l> R VTOR’S NOT ICE life had been on a small on a which chemists have A true Attest: r. dice that he 1 in Ih-cii d passed the ocean hi | house Bridge street, then re- be Who, What, When, Where. Follow- less by method j cops. A er hereby gives as life-like”. The likeness A m ill r W. Leonard. Register. ! administrator ot the estate “exceedingly we would John Doe appointed never went to sea again. The Sulioti | cently vacated by a tenant of dubious ing this plan say tried to find for 3,000 years. started for Boston Friday, rather than JOSEPH BEAN, late or Stockton Springs. j arrived at San Francisco about the 18tl character, was from its foundation This is not a flavored or cas- j ’ll7 ALDO SS.- In C< urt of Probate, held at Be’- and ui\- pried he started for that The disguised in the County of \' .'do, deceased, ! j that Friday city. fast, on li 9th day of December, 1913. havm of without tumbled down the bank and castor oil without VY bonds as the law directs. Ail person- t July farther loss or accident then burned latter is on a with the tor oil. It is just pure F. trustee ou tlie estate William expression par lb belt Dunton, demands against the estate o' -aid deci is a has Holt, late of Belfast, in said County, deceased. setti* an She still afloat, changed in rig to by company of “Regulators” who con- statement that a family moved into taste or odor. desired I'1 | u -ein the >an-e foi n.,-ni, Having Ins third account as trustee of to make rent is not a presented all indebted thereto are requested pay ; and is now a stituted a certain rent, whereas Castor Oil is a allowance. schooner, coal-carrier. themselves the guardians of the Kellogg’s Tasteless said estate for nu.ne.UHU Cleanse the Nourish the Hair and is for in ly. Scalp; place but that which paid living three , ,f Church Washington’s birthday was celebrated baldness. disagreeable operates quickly and freely, without allowed. I JAMES LIBBY, Judge. ELISHA It. NORTON, late of Liberty, salt rheum and skin ■ now occupied by his son, the editor o: under the of the If hair is thinning ont immediate ter, eruptions promptly causes no and does not auspices Temperance your griping, gas, A true copy. Attest: In the founty of Waldo, deeeased. All persons action is Parisian is what cured Dr. Hobson’s Eczema Ointment Arthur W. estate of said .li- the Journal. While in : at necessary. Sage just by turn the stomach. Children take it Leonard, Register, having demands against Hie employed making Society the Unitarian Church. An easily f.» set you need to remove dandruff, stop falling hair censed are desired to present the same some Geo. W. Fit:h of Mendota, 111., says: “I pur- j improvements about the premisei address was delivered by Rev. Mr. Cut- and itching scalp and make the hair strong, and retain it. notice. The sub-j Dement, and all indebted thereto aie request, chased a box of Dr. Hobson’s Eczema Oint- he took a severe beautiful and vigorous. scriber berebv gives notice that she has to make payment tmme.Uately. cold the effect of whicl 1 ter. The of the The drug stores have ail been supplied. Administratrixo ^ patriotic boys village This and refreshing ment. Have had Eczema ever since the Civil been duly appointed administratrix of the es- was he died delightful hair-tonic, IP 13, fatal; September 23, 1860 closed the a now coun- You have to ask for tate of Liberty.-December‘J. evening with tar-barrel which is sold at druggists and toilet have been treated by many doctors, none only Kellogg’s War, late of He was om 1 ters in 50 cent bottles, is rigidly guaranteed. Tasteless Castor 25c. or 50c. size. It CHARLES L. WOOD, Palermo, aged sixty-two. regarded illumination. have given the benefit that one box of Dr. Oil, Dividend. If Parisian Sage does nut give complete satis- in the Countv of Waldo, deceased, and given Maine Central s Regular of our worthiest and most has.” is not sold in bulk. The trade mark is a enterprising For two or three weeks before this faction A. A. Howes & Co. will return your Hobson’s Eczema Ointment Every suf- bonds as the law direct). All persons having castor leaf on the the estate of said deceased townsmen; his hand and voice were evei money. ferer should it. We’re so it will green label, bearing demands against Me., Dec. 10. The direct- date we had very severely cold weather, try positive the same for settlement, Portland, Parisian Sage surely supplies hair needs the Kellogg signature. are desired to present Central Railroad de- in favor of and hii i help you we guarantee it or money refunded. and all indebted thereto are requesteo to make ors of the Maine public enterprises, On the morning of the 16th the removes in- mercury The first application dandruff, Made only by Spencer Kellogg & Sons, the dividend of loss was a At all Druggists or mail 50c. payment immediately. clared regular quarterly loss not merely to his lamih stood at twenty-two below zero. vigorates the scalp and puts life and beauty by N. Y., refiners of vege- MANIE E URKELY. degrees Inc., Buffalo, $1.50 a share. and friends but into thin, doll and faded hair. Pfeiffer Chemical Co.Philadelphia It. St. Louie Palermo, November 11,1913.—3w49 to the town. This is bu : The bay was so frozen over on the 20th table bits.

» * w ; * THIS KJSr U rSLIU AN JWJK JMAU THURSDAY, DEC EMBER 18, 1911 --—t-;-■- rwir. .r Address off |come County CATARRH OF w Correspondence. Mn. Ada Eataa ahot a ban hawk maaauring hr«e seven At the of the Vet- fe®t, inches from tip to tip, s few Meeting , county NORTH SEARSMONT. , leys ego, end Mrs. Nancy Patterson, s neigh- THE PHARYNX. eran Association in Dec. 4th, Mrs. Nellie Fowles of Appleton is s**, jile, visiting | ft of Mrs. killed another with s Mrs. Estes, pitch* Clearing out your throat every day. by A. E Millinery relatives in town....Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hunt Nicker*^ j Irk about the same time....Mr. and Mrs. nil day. That is what you have been Mr. ipent the week-end with their Mrs. President, CoMr pi s. Ladies’ daughter, | leber Seaver have moved into the Ira Getch- lining for months. Possibly years. A Warren at and Gentlemen: In of Octo- Pitcher, ^incolnville Beach.. .f. Mr. H Mil.- mucus covers the the , 0nth house ...Frank Meservie has been apend- pharynx. JUST Sort Tenny, who for the past year has been in with of ; a few If you were to go to a doctor ber, 1892, you, survivors ng days with relatives in Lawrence, he oth( he employ of G. N. Cooper, is in Montville would tell you that you have phar- the Civil War residing jn pa|j0 county, j lass-Mrs. Allen Rollins has been entertain- If working... .Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Brown spent yngitis. you were to look into on of j ig relatives from Mass ...Mr. gathered together «vst shore with and Mrs. Springfield. our own throat the rhanksgiving Mjr. M. F. Hunt. you would find just Swan Lake for the nd Mrs. Clair Tilton have moved into the fe 0f forming — Miss Gertrude Marshall is school : u’k of the soft palate a reel, pUrp teaching f lumpy, and airfield house-Mrs. Irene Seave* has gone vanular appearance of the bark some»plan whereby the tj s of love it East Searsmont.The school in this dis- part One-Half ^ ) Auburn, where she has employment.... ■f the throat Pharyngitis the doe- friendship which had (| Vou as com- ;rict began Dec. 1st, with Mrs. Addie Hall f,ou, j reroy Stone is in Boston on business.Miss tors call it. rades the eacher. She is one of the best teachers in during years 0| ’61-’65, might ^ Perhaps lie would call eorgia Jackson spent several days in Albion it, folicular not become would he county.. ..The new Larkin Club was enter- weakenedtort,l0ken,as PRICE rith friends last week-Harry Cunningham pharyngitis. It causes you constant ained at Mr. and Mrs. Frank be the natural result and Luce’s, Dec. 6th. .p.oyance. You are always making of ljljng apart nd Irvin t erguson each shot a fine deer a ... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gelo ard son Clarence •Hight disturbances when seated in an neglected in pursuing various walks J bw days ago-Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stone are y0t|J >f East Searsmont spent Thanksgiving with utlienee. Can’t hold j 1 Boston f >r a week and their your throat in life. Vou wished in future years daughter, Miss ill. the dr. and Mrs. Frank Rokes.Mr. William The (or Strings'- mucus bothers you. j, lamie Stone, is her Mabel Light Aging Eyes to be- visiting sister, ^ strengthen the tie .jadd and have moved to Worse in the morning. 0f (fellowship A fine display of embroid- family Freedom,where « •tone at her home in Lewiston. Good should be A-hem! A-hem! A-hem! That is tween you; to cherish, to keep green and hey have bought a farm. eyesight protected above all

’he for _ way you are going nearly all day. tender, the memories of these days which ery P ORTH 1SLESBORO- things. A harsh or a flickering light strains sometimes in the night when you 1URNHAM. Messrs. Curtis, Thomas and Marcellus Beck- jj as long as life should last to you would the eyes. The soft mellow of the » wake up. You ought to gargle your The Improvement Leagues oithe Winnecook e tt left Dec. 8th for Rockland to glow ever be both complete hroat with salt water pregnant with memories, every morn- ind the two village schools arc securing libra- t heir course at the Commercial college_ ing. Cold salt water. sweet and sad. they had That clears Sweet, jn that CHRISTMAS •ies by the Hawthorne certificate method. It 1 liases Rosina Adams, Edna Pendleton and •nit the throat and makes it revealed to perfectly you as in no vther conceiv- s hoped that parents and friends will aid the; I Irs. Geneva Collins left the first of the week ready for treatment. able way, the possibilities of the depth aaMss jupils in this effort to get much-needed school f ur South where Lamp Framingham, Mass., they \ rvruna is the treatment. Kayo Begin and of humar in ibraries It is in these times t ave in the straw wiih a teaspoonful before each strength love, manifest very important, employment shop_Mrs. meal is the best for or when- at the deeds of ion ami self when there are so many books that are not I larold Moody and children have gone to Mass- light reading, sewing and bedtime. Try it for a week. heroism, devei Hand-Made Novelties ^ "i "U will that our and a a chusetts for the winter. will ever the be convinced. Of course, sacrifice, one for another, and sad be- lelpful, boys girls acquire taste Mr. Moody join eyes must be used at night. runa will not relieve for the right kind of While in school t tiem a little later.The school entirely you cause of the scenes of Jea sorrow and at Reasonable Rates reading. grammar ^ 1 a The week. That is too much to ex- hey begin to read some kind of books. These c losed Dec. 4th for the Christmas RAYO Lamp is constructed on scientific prin- A destruction hau vacation, et of But it will through wlich "U pass- any remedy. bene- libraries will be made up of htoks adapted to 1 liss Dodge of the Parker school treated her ciples. It gives the best and steadiest light, It i9 A you so much you will be eon- ed; and also to impres: n the present up aoys and girls and such as wll be helpful to [ upils to oranges, bananas and caady and Miss made of solid brass—nickel-plated. Lighted with- need. Yes, it will. It has done and meaning of f rising generation tie them-Miss Alice Stone of South Sudbury, I Lose and her pupils gave an entertainment out or shade. to clean is many times. ^ removing chimney Easy that war, and its effect the r untry Mass., has been secured to fill the I at which the f Folicular pharyngitis. Big words, up vacancy Tiday evening, following pro- m and re wick. A style for every purpose. at the zed a caused the of Miss Alice Stuart ^ '..most as bad as the disease. But if present day. So y orgm by lesignation ^ ram was successfully carried out: u take Peruna for one which the Waldo K. BRIER & from the Reynolds Corner sch»ol. Miss Stone 'l Welcome. month reg- society, you nano E. CO. ableau, 0 Ask your deaer. ^ is a of South 1 'oein School, The First rly. you may forget that you ever Veteran Assoc ati. graduate Sudbuty, Mass., High by Thanksgiving Day. * County * Una Yeaton, Helen Coombs and | A d such a disease. Then you will school, and has attended Frainngham Normal Rialogue by During the 21 yean th have passed Beulah McFarland. + STANDARD OIL COMPANY ,i.ve a perfect right to forget the big school one School I > been looking down on my ngnt, as far as eye nearly year_The Improve- j Rialogue, ‘^Poor Work Don’t Pay.” of New York words too. since that day to the iresi t it has New York ment League of the Reynolds Corner school | 1 Lecitation. Ethel McFarland 0 Buffalo 4 to could see, lay the vast camp of what had j People who object to liquid modi- your established and unbr en custom Hostess.” Albany Boston has raised $22 50 for improvements. This is a ] Rialogue, “Playing 0 2 Tics. tok. 48 08 11 23 *3 23 of the choice of the 1 'barge, ; sick mother in Brockton. Miss.... Mrs. Ella; tained the ladies of the W. C. T. U last a hunting trip to the big woods, has started his Dec. m, arrive. 8 20 1 35 3 35 i^X:i*ttee ment, with wealth and pros- Friday Wednesday evening, oil, Happy Valley for no one e ! than teeming S 39 tl 59 15 05 y Littlefield is visiting relative* in Massachu- ifterroon-C. H. Libby is spending two hay press for the season. C hapter O. E. S. elected their officers for the realk'.t^^X* a desolate waste, its fair 8 48 5 13 t 1 nil this perity, lay setts... Rev. William of Waterville myself my Fletcher tveeke in Melrose and Wollaston, Mass., the The A. E Chase Co. have had a crew e isuing year. Refreshments were served by 7 00 12 25 3 35 incorr[|^XiA fields blood drenched and blackened quite 1 nform- by has been the itnere the 1st and of * le ille. 9 02 2 18 5 23 position; but havim4^K:A>r occupying pui| guest relatives_E. Webber. Bartlett, a at work in their potato house sorting over the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Win. J. Rolfe, and a the ashes of countless stately homes, of and nd. 11 50 4 50 12 50 ed that it was my J ould be 3rd Sundays November anc December, j graduate from the agricultural course at the frosted and wet potatoes. P leasant time enjoyed. 3 20 m 8 10 10 .^B*"W- p 5 and from end to end the has iven us recourses ...Fall U. of has a as official sub- sloughed by good practical M., accepted position 1 Jas. Jewell has laid held responsible, Frank Fogg has sold several house lots on been by for some time TO BELFAST that has been date. The tester multitudes had trampled there. But ploughing contiruel to in the cow-testing association and went v ith a mit, in accept the new street back of the C. E. Bowen place ! indigestion and lame side. George PM AM AM trusting sod to yoi^^B'fci* with dauntless built from light freezing at night has »ot affected Lewiston last week to begin his duties ^ our 1 courage they and houses will be next dmson, another of hard working men. oston. 3 00 9 00 my crude attempt te (1 you, in built there year. a^P land ...While they are two feet of | Mr. and Mr$. A. R. Wellman are con- P M that almost hopeless ruin what is today having receiving ad the misfortune to break a bone of his behalf of the a Edwin Godding is running the C. F. tB ville, snow ir; Denver, Colo., and floods in other gratulations ori the birth, Dec. 7th of a sort. Bessey Portland. 7 00 12 40' citi-J^Bj .jw; a fairer and more beautiful southland ^ )ot and was confined to the house for several this season a A M most cordial and hr We hay press with good crew. 'They it would seem as though Maine was all ... Mrs. George Clarke of West Winterport, ^Bil * jylh was laid and after 50 places, ays. •V a ter v ille. 7 10 10 02 3 15 than low, years, are now on the Sprout Hill road in Brooks. know that many Ali-tt- J espe- right for comfort and security... .The Ladies who had been in Lynn, Mass., for several Bangor.. 7 O' 10 15 150 could come to you at The mild and springlike weather of the past they Gettysburg has returned to home and is with Mr. Dow has taken the for a new iron. 7 21 10 08 3 for this occ. t u Aid wish lo express their ihaaks The weeks, her agency ; 24 cially ti might through ix weeks was most a the scene of their and agreeable, though some- nton. 7 30 10 17 3 34 ides and greatest defeat, to their friends who furnished Mrs A R. Wellman in the capacity of nurse. .’amp that is used with kerosene but a t mingle once again dn Journal many gives hat unusual December for the New •urn leave. 8 35 10 30 3 jjti England ham, 50 say, “We are here to prove to you that ....Mr. and Mrs. Merton and clear white It is bound to be a seller, i 'omP food, candy, etc for their late sale and enter- Haley daughter light. ^ nnecook. j8 45 *10 40 4 00 friends proved trhgjBg ,-(.wK, tates, and reminds us of winters spent in there is naught but peace and good will Miss Phyllis, were guests of tier father. Fred V and nity. 8 54 10 55 4 09 you of over 50 uice; and tainment. Sara.) Cole has gone back to West Medford, Washington Oregon. Along Puget Sound ihurndike. 9 02 11 05 4 yeag^A._|iqt in our hearts; we realize that the cause E. Bean, >n and tl bout all the winter months 17 Dixmont, Sunday-Relatives Mass., with E. G. Lander and family, where a 1 precipitation during the comrades ana 1 th< ugh they c jmes in the form of Knox. t9 10 til 15 (4 25 CENTER MONTVILLE. friends in this of Miss Clara York of rain, of which we are 11 for which was and we vicinity nice home is her. Mrs. Lander is her P ioks. are you fought right, awaiting p a fair here this and we 9 25 11 35 4 40 but few in Bi-de every on wet aving sample fall, F. A. Luce the the part Brooks, of were shocked to 1 nuniH^B-: are glad you won and that it was to a dug potatoes formerly Monroe, known here as Sadie s jmetimes for a mantle of snow Yaide *9 35 til 45 t4 50 nut daughter, Cole, longed crisp effort and felt they so his 4th 25 bushels of fine of her death y 19 45 111 55 15 00 foe worthy and generous that, at of field Dec. and got learn at the Central Maine hospi- It » cover the muddy, rain drenched earth. point.. th?^B‘j1’Mmi E. has a cellar ir wel- Charles Bowen wall buiit on fast, arrive.. 9 50 12 01 5 05 could do in j UK'' last, we were forced to surrender our Margie Jaekison ar.d daugh- tal in Augusta. The sad was re- j prepe’^B*' potatoes_Mrs. intelligence No. 0. E. has station and the fine lot in front of the Berry place and j Happy Valley Chapter, 109, S., Flag fare, comfort rm was too swords;” you, though you realized ter Evelyn passed last week with her mother, j ceived Sunday morning tnat she succumbed to Limited tickets «»n a the resolutions of for Boston are now sold at an^^B'’ that the South forced a cruel and un- will work the house during the winter. He i iopted following respect: u have Mrs. R. J. Poland_C. E. Thompson, with heart failure after a successful sev- 25 from Belfast. H. D. much in return h oMyi operation the death of Rev. Jonah WALDRON, foi^K’ necessary rebellion; that the you will put up a good residence with a stable cun- Whereas, Upon victory visited Mr. cmi General Passenger Agent. oestowed and we Lawrence, Ruby, and Hazel Oxton, uajra uciuitj. ^ aughan the mystery of Divine Providence in | kM,, had won had been costly beyond price, | nected. I). C. DOUGLASS, comingj^K and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds in Freedom last ^ as called an honored member from out order; that one : b»’e felt in making desolate many a home, you General Manager. Portland Maine, nope anluBet Mrs. Charles H. has been * lerefort*, be it i met. them hands week... .The Thimble Club met with Mr. and WINTERPORT. Dickey very lonely ! of there, extending of fel- That we extend to the widow and the strong oi-Xords Mr. Jere W. Eaton Resolved. lowship and love and the Mrs. J. 11 The Agreeable of the Boston-Portland since the death of her husband and has decid- handij^Bie warmth acknowledged Terry Saturday... j ^ aughters of our deceased friend and brother, greeting, one to 4B1 .tie division of the Eastern ed to close her house for the winter. She will EASTERN STEAMSHIP heroism, bravery and nobility of the foe and Accommodating Club met with Mr. and Steamship Corporation 0 ur heartfelt sympathy in their great sorrow and of ot ‘h words whom was in town over visit in a ad affliction. sincerity »^Blt: jswl. with you had closed in a death Mrs. F. A Luce Saturday evening. Thirty- Sunday, returning to his friends Massachusetts and in the Mid- That there was all absence of die States. Resolved, That although we know our words CORPORATION. done fail to 1 struggle. two were :Mr. and P. work Monday ...j Mrs. Otis Falkingham and expre'>Bfr‘' guests present,.. Mrq, o f sympathy cannot assuage the grief of our 1 seemed the of o meet with “boasting,” highest proof Dwis of en route It has been my | X foe C. Allen got home from Lewiston Wednesday, j granddaughter Jonesport, O. has had luck horses r •iends, yet we recognize the hand of Him manhood, and the most ex- W. Estes hard with your perfect for a few with ho doetn ail for the besi, and com* te east few ... G. A. Gordon and were at J. Webb's, Florida, spent days Mrs. things fou many times mBai ; f. of “Peace on family1 the few He lost another flangor Line—Fall Schedule. arr.ple earth; good will past years. recently n lend then to our Father, who knoweth all our in Mrs. Kittie Hannum has' Falkingham’s sister, Mrs. E. S. Young ...The fears. I think thmBal m ^er attended toward men.” A few days ago we ob- Knox, Sunday.... one, breaking up the valuable pair of work I s irrows. j ™ funeral services of the late : serve our our na- gone to Massachusetts to pass the writer.... Benjamin Atwood That these resolutions be pub- WINTER FARES vas in this samt clvefe some of throughout country horses he bought last spring and has used on Resolved, jBXr,e tional of as establish- Tasker and Mrs Huldah were held at the Methodist church shed in our county papers, anu u copy be sent als en sted for day Thanksgiving, Mrs. Lucy Ramsay Sunday, his farm. fou present, witlwH i,,,.. ° ir sister Mrs. Emma BELFAST AND several last week with friends in Dec. 7th, Rev. A. J. Lockhart Mr. Vaugfinn. BOSTON. $2.25 t0 spen! days officiating. of 'ervice, and in 81 pride of nition of the ! Resol v-d, Thu' as a further mark respect, thc|^X'u blessings which had crown- Waterville.... P. S. Cross of Freedom has Atwood had been a resident of Winterport The Fanners Dnion have tlu office ami ! URBINE STEEL STEAMSHIPS v e ins. r.be a page of our ucnia to his inem- BELFAST •our ah hat you ed their work, when all until within a store room with set of that young manhSH,* leaving they been the mail on route No 2 in place few years, when he went to the completed, a scales j 0 •y, and wear our badges 'ire; »*r a oi thirty >ia> s. dear, in too i*B’:r of Ralph Reynolds ibe past week... Hazel at. Togus. He had *een ir weigh large ; period f the trackless ocean to dwell in a wild M '.dora B. Carpenter, < .tomitiee eave Belfast at 2.00 p. m. for Boston Mon- m ifit : I comd failing health for some time and death came Leathers, who f -r many years was assistant your country’s IK,.. and unknown Oxton visited her sister, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds j Mary A. on and j j land, teeming w'ith savage Staples., Wednesday, Thursday Saturday. as the result of a a station has the business in 1 lot understand ie terest n that in of several last week, shock. Ho leaves wife agent, charge. They I Estelle Kober i>. R<->nlutions. >r Bangor at 7.30 a. m., Wednes- life, they might freedom and | Freedom, days returning J Tuesday, wlB^pe and one ■ sent no- son, Frank, of Bostoi and a carry grain and feed in stock and will Friday and Saturday. 1 hese meetings mim:! S’ urs. peact worship God according to the dic- home Sunday. .The selectmen have brother, ship theii own Mr. ■ tates of their own hearts; and thus town that Lewis Atwood of this town_At the produce. Leathers has a nice | RETURNING ind I recall that bu Si 1 son one nces to owners of real estate in the regular Remain East, 1 B^flr under the of business o: the cozy posit ton, in his own back ya.M. Leave Boston at 5.00 < founded, special guidance must examine all orchards and monthly meeting Epworth practically p. m. Monday, Tues- poke of this ’*1 n‘ >t he had they carefully God Himself, a nation which He has held and is a man for the i a let< •->. Thursday and Friday. san.BBj,* shade trees and destroy all brown tail moth League, Friday evening, Rev, A. J. Lock- good position. iftMi asKeu 'Mwe —'*> a in a r- Leave Rockland at 5.15 a. m. on arrive1 vvny wonderfully prospered, preserved and hart a old friend California, forrr (or nests of 1914. It is gave very and instructive 1 before the 15th January, interesting We as well a.*; to t o.t ,e steamer from ( ye w blessed unto us to tne were all shocked, grieved, V iscataquis county, a ho wrote never Boston) Tuesday, Wednes- irand Army love, present day. talk on the Robert be citizen will feel the im- poet Burns. Miss Sophia k new ol so hard times in Maine as ai -a =ty, F riday and Saturday. me-fllt* Hut, it is because of you, and men like to hoped that every learn of the death of Miss Clara Y rk at tin* and trust if nowhere he e i.cju v». oyalty BB as the L’hase assisted in the in a revailing in cities along >ast of 'ali- njib, Agent, Keltast, Maine. you, that we these wonderful con- portance of attending *to this at once program b} giving M;-ine in last 8^ui enjoy general hospital Augusta Sunday j- that there are out of (ouch of manner as a irnia; thousands enj- Ise. He ditions of and We nests are more than ever before I'ery pleasing solo the old Scotch attribu^B* peace prosperity. plentiful morning, where she had gone for treatment, p oyment who must l ave ; u die aid re be and i—man who dare not think of what would be the >ong “Cornin’ thro the Then followed elbow,” uafli br Rye”. She had been there less than one week when s iring, and c >nc udes by saying “If you .>• now present turmoil of our country had not APPLETON. the business meeting, the most item any young men who are thir king of c California to woik, advise them t-v ali by'j'J^B you, parting News was received here Nov. 28th that business, perhaps, the vote taken to £ get J0HNS0N7 "'ho at being after a serious Miss York he long, cold, di of surgical operation. n cans to where i iier ways,at the yielding life blood it- Clarence of the new books stay they are.”—Piscataquis Fish, principal High school in Duy singing to be used in the ves- ight shared th' aHoi * bre. the self, in all the strength and has for some years been connected with the k bserver preserved Flagstaff, was drowned that morning while try-One of the most delightful social func- of its foundation a nation which ame blanket, mor- beauty ant^B®"11 df',et-phe skating on a pond in that town. The remains tions held in town occurred Dec. 4th fat Odd at Law, ith todiy leads the world in power, pros- ow stood |.v. you 1 The Attorney i shouldi^Bfu parity and righteousness. arrived here Saturday night and funeral servi- Fellows hall. event was a reception and 1 1 the f battle, BELFAST, MAINE. mad, stri^^P01' Comrades, it seems trite tc 6peak ces were held at the home of his parents, Mr. banquet given to the officers of the Grand v rhen your lives K wad, tor words of welcome to you, so worthy of and Mrs Ambrose Fish, Tuesday afternoon, Lodge of Maine and the Rebenah tBI^Hfast ,n* r\i*P ; Assembly, j Practice in all Courts. ou knew not UICnent an the best we can give, and we feel honor- Rev. B. W. Russell of Union officiating. There In the receiving line were D. L’. Pres. Addie Probate^ practice y Brfi j ed indeed in in our midst. altv. having you was a of friends and Shaw of Vice Pres, of i spec 2tf ; e bullet an(j wl fins, and it large gathering relatives, Winterport, Assembly tiemy’s If you feel this to be a day well spent; m]^B ho 3lradB at as Clarence was a young man who had many Mrs. Holbrook of Bangor, Pres, of Assembly i v as to this loved 1,is VV life richer and better because of its ex- BB Miss Vesta mt friends wherever known. Many beautiful Whitten of Fairfield. Mr. Ellery y our to the periences, we shall feel that our efforts j side, jyjfied Grand wS^^Bssed been and we floral were sent by his the Bowden, Master, Winterport. Mr. h ist words and he be sent have truly blessed, hope to pieces pupils, Harry other friends in Reid of D. L). Grand Mas trj^B t,le fu.'j-_rf gather with you again*many times, in teachers and the town where Augusta, .er, Mrs. j m ii case ;your re- you fell the to come. Stella A. tJ^B P®‘ years he had been teaching; also by relatives and Campbell, N. G. of Mizpab Lodge I am to do all t' irn. Or in —l»u con- prepared kinds of trucking moi^BKhts friends of his home town. The parents have and Chester Barrows, N. G., of Garfield Lodge. ! urniture and piano moving a specialty. Leave of the fi ied the hopes wGlo Children the sympathy of the whole community in Mrs. C. C. Moody as Marshal, assisted by Dr. rders at the stable, corner of Main and Cross j^B^ 1 Cry and iture as pl8e. their which seems hard for them Baker, Mr. C. P. Hill, Mrs. Snt Mrs. treats, they will receive prompt atten years, Jaw FOR FLETCHER'S trouble, very Mary w, ticn. Telephone connection a id this tie clo8er to bear. Besides the a sister, Martha Mattie Carleton, Mrs. Eliery Bowden and Miss r' a q t d i a parents, wh^Konic atUthd Louise Smith W. W. BLAZO, a id *n wife of Dr. Keller, and one brother, introduced those present to the stronger tha^^H and gul any Benj. 14tf 126 WaldoAve u? Bellas of are His was 24 visitors. Music was furnished an ftl dinary past Geo. Fish Hope, left. age by orches- ^ tra friendsl^B betf°£hi years and 1 month. Interment was in Pine consisting of violin, Mr. Frank Knowles, The first Past tw, lining of f~- realiz^B Grove cemetery in the family lot-Miss cornel., Mr. C. R. Lougee, piano, Mrs. E. P. w ar came to first n^^Pa>,i Cal'''3;'1? Fannie Gushee has returned from a v.isit of Goodrich. After the all marched to 4,18 Maine reception ti me I viewed the tlj^^r1 N two coats of throughout and new steps. Parcels sc enes Hal your paint by he After send through passed, Children goods. selling you us the ^^■'‘fa'it' _Harrison Hawkes is having his house re- j Cry W hat must it vvho FOR mney and get the camera. Write for hi^B l100 IVVe and schools FLETCHER’S paired painted_Our village j CE rried them * Christmas Dinner The Postoffice Department urge its patrons at all offices articulars. 4w48 have begun with Mrs. Annie Williams and C ASTORIA m a j de- any Miss Grace Gushee as teachers. Mrs. Wil- to mail Christmas to insure prompt the winchester conpany, i life,that^B.«.!,tJ. parcels early 1 the breeze, I ALL KINDS OF ! liams has the Grammar school ...Mrs. Frank 1 173 Main street, Waterville, Maine. t'^Hchnrch j;, r _ __+ livery by posting the following notice: a _____ or a coveted " aldo oerry is teacning in me vjurney uisinui. I^B j ■ ■ and 1 i The rill of pride Fruit, Fancy Malaga Raisins, Stockton, thh sir number t^B“f the |f Edam, Pineaple and Cream WE ! a I STOCKTON *P ace; that as | | A Box ol CHRISTMAS PARCELS SPRINGS, MAINE, J^BV'Hon,"f Cigars blessed » Cali attention to our PENED UNDER NEW y° u, by J^B”18 Cheeses, New Nuts, Delicious I MANAGEMENT. ... t-rtet*- | j | it forth Makes a Gentleman a C*ood A and you t^B SHOULD BE quiet home>like hotel, good |BB presi- and , I line of service, ec^ Dates, Figs all kinds and home cooking. 4y?49p them, and is | Special Rates to Traveling Men. Ui lion can ! say, |B^ i„88. | issing f Dried Fruit. ; Christmas Present. I Ladies, Gents and ! * id again thic^B Rlaneif ysburg, MAILED EARLY, ras given waaiStO 1 heard NOTICE ano^B You will find a line at Children’s mi ny stories u tie, but Full line of good Furnishings! of a Vegetables 1 I of o^Bn ® mtil on '' 0 SUFFERERS FROM RHEUMATISM course to I Also a nice line of could^H^,, * WRAPPED SECURELY Humat may be obtained of Mrs. Edwin S. ,OU drive 1 waB Fresh Lettuce and Celery. CHARLES F. >wker, No. 1 view ove^Btiefield j SWIFT'S, Bay street, during my ab- to terans. nce* MRS. CHAS. P vileged Union Notions and F. SHAW. b«^Be TEMPLE. f Xmas Goods AND wr o was 's from MASONIC lmo50p knew tbe ii^Bn>y .: —At— ------it to Hep- gift of last, i^Bhy mr^ 0 Whom it Concern e the May gr tphic descr^B 4 ADDRESSED PLAINLY. 1 8C< nes a shall be at No. 64 Main atreet, from 9 to 12 very club— ather Wanted! :W. H. re^B coa& ■■ <► ra. II bl UIHVII UV|i McIntosh’s} every day during the month of Decern- shi ick to turn be fair VAEN WANTED to learn the auto business r. to collect billa due the firm of U. T. Shalea T_j.’ i 101 Phoenix Parcels be marked “not to be Christ- ien fields of tbe ivl in our garage and prepare to fill positions Row, may ope’^lu\ntil non. All bills not aettled vjaa Phone 125 42tf J January lat, will ar^B ! for the winter. Write st once stating age. >tar3' to a or with a similar direction. \ given lawyer for collection. gui amer’s day! H j®! of one MAINE AUTO CO. Belfast, Maine. mas,” 2w50p W. A. j;; | SHALES. 0f the observatH M le field, 2me60 Taylor St. Garage, Portland. Me. '' EK w.TfeW-V ..4 \ r a two ■ for weeks' vacation with bar and whei e n J«nnn" SEARSPORT. parents 1 Fredericksburg Chancellorsville, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Smith, Church street. this Maine Regiment waa atill farther deplate j**>' Sergt. William Griffin waa transferred late i F. B. Smith was in Bangor Saturday on busi- Capt. Ansel Ausplund, who has been at the 1862, to the 06th Maine Regiment, in which I ness. Carney in Boston for medical treat- hospital fought in 18 additional includiri ment, is recovering rapidly from the operation battles, was Fri- Gettysburg and at Harry E. Bangs, Esq., in Augusta he underwent. He arrived home ending Appomattox. H Tuesday. was commissioned Fine day on business. Lieutenant, and later Caj \ Theo. P. was tain, for Holiday Capt. Colcord, who in Clpcago conspicuous bravery in action. / Display F. Cram of was in town Wingate Bangor on his from New York to San Francisco, Spottsyl vania he was wounded, but soon n on business. way Monday was called home by telegram Tuesday by the covered sufficiently to leave the field hospiti sudden and serious Mustered out at D. in J. S. Harriman, Esq., of Belfast was in town illness of his sister, Miss Washington, C.. Jut Hannah C. Colcord. 1865, as honorable his Saturday on business. discharged, long servic ROYAL ended. Capt. Griffin had a brother, Benjami C. N. has been ’at his M. A. Cook of Dexter was in town Thursday | Cspt. Meyers, who F.. Who served in the 20th Maine Voluntei CARLE & home in this town for a few has JONES' and Friday on business. days, joined Regiment; and another brother, Joseph G his barkentine, Mabel I. in Meyers, Boston, who was in the U. S. Navy during the Civ | from the E. S. Glidden arrived last week where she is loading lumber for Rosario, South War. This is j BAKING the record of him wl POWDER grand west for a stay until Jan. 1st. America. now “bivouacs on fame’s eternal campin 5 Harry Estes is to spend the winter in town, Steamer Seaconnet, (/apt. Carter, arrived Pure ground.” having taken rooms at Capt. WT. H. West’s. Saturday from Newport News with 3.700 tons Absolutely GLASS CHINA LAMPS of coal to the Penobscot Coal & Wharf Co. at Union Harvest Grange, Center Montvilli Capt. and Mrs. James N. Pendleton left Mon- Mack’s Point. She finished Tues- | discharging has no substitute has winter Absolutely elected officers for the ensuing Leather Plain and day for Georgetown, Fla„ to spend the day and sailed for Norfolk. year i Goods, Hammered follows: Master, Mark L. Howard; Oversee j! Cecil Roberts has moved to Belfast, where Mrs. Harold G. Marr left last Saturday for Mrs, Carrie Mehuren; Miss Brass, Manicure Toilet he h»6 employment at the Coe-Mortimer plant, Boston to join Lieut. Marr, who has been Lecturer, Yut l j Sets, Sets, Silver, | several Berry; G. E. stationed in the West for months, Steward, Terry; Chaplain, Mr •• » Mrs. Lila Blee will leave next Monday for mixtures are offered as Brass since their arrival from Manila. They will Many J. Nickel, Copper, and Aluminum en route for California. Kitty.^Tibbetts; Treasurer, W. Tibbett Boston and New York, visit in and before Searsport Farmington substitutes for No other Secretary, Mrs. Annie Gate for whatever fort Lieut. Marr be Royal. Clements; Keepe ! Ware, Mr. Wtlband of Portland nas rented Mrs. A. leaving may Enoch \i Toys, Dolls, to. Anderson; Asst. Steward, F. L. Sleds,Games,Stationery T. Shute’s house on Water street for the win- assigned baking powder is the same in Ga; ter. Mrs. J. Clifford Nickels had the misfortune Ceres, Mrs. H. E. Ramsay; Pomona, Miss Mar Mrs. Emma Mason, who has been spending to fall at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. D. composition or effectiveness, or Bennett; Flora, Mi6s Ethel Thompson; Lad in N. la6t dislocat- We sever*! weeks in Lewiston, returned home last Carver, Brooklyn, Y„ week, Asst Steward, Mrs. Cura B. Berry; pianis have One-Half Price Table of ing her hip and breaking her ankle. Mrs. so wholesome and J j week. economical, Miss Yuba Berry. Nickels is 83 years of age and has the sympa The schools in town closed Friday for a two thy of her many friends in Searsport for her nor will make such fine food. s China Ware that’s a weeks’ vacation and will open again Monday unfortunate accident. | I I Tranquility Grange, Lincolnville, has electe a Winner. D-c 29th. officers for the ! Tho annual mill-winter sale and entertain- ensuing year as follows: Ec W. 8. Wentworth visited ms Methodist ward Goodwin, Lawrence Rankii Call in look around. We parents, Mr. j ment of the Aid, held Dec. 11th, master; j: and would be very pleased and Mrs. Thomas Wentworth, in Poor’s Mills was largely attended. In the afternoon the is the Powder made Overseer; Annie M. Lermond, lecturer; J.Clai last week. sale was held in the vestry, with the following Royal only Baking to see you I Potter, steward; George Dickey, assistar Tt Mark C. Ward and Herbert H. Felker have S ladie6 in attendance: candy, Mrs H. G. Barn- from Cream of Tartar J. H. I Mrs. E. YV. food, Mrs. W. R. Royal Grape steward; Peavey, chaplain; Addie Lasse 1 • been drawn as traverse jurors to serve at the ard, Gilkey; Gilkey, MAY THY Mrs. Lavonia Mrs. Cora AND CHRISTMAS January term of the Supreme Court to be held Williams, Dow; aprons, treasurer; Hazel Miller, secretary; Fred Dick Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, Mrs. R. N. Porter; fancy n B elfast. ey, gatekeeper; Effie Goodwin, Ceres; Alic ; BE A MERRY ONE.”, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Blanchard left work, Mrs. C. N. Meyers, Mrs. H. L. Perry; I Monday Dickey, Pomona; Villie Flor for where will mystery table, Mrs. William Rich; ice cream Pottle, Flora; Georgetown, Fla., they spend » Mrs. Colson and Mrs. Charles Closson. Elms, lady assistant steward. Yours the winter, Henry His goodness overflow ing upon the sin sick giv •, 183£, theoldestson of the late Mr. and Mrs J very truly, ! In the evening a delightful entertainment life abundant. He stood the Isaac Joseph W. Webber of Lewiston was in town ing upon eartl H, Griffin, Maple street. Always a pat ! was given,with Miss Agnes Hersey, the talen- saw above the tern ot last week to attend the funeral of Miss yet clouds, thus linking Got uprightness, industry and true manli & Ange- ted central This was CARLE JONES, Belfast. Maine reader, as the figure. and man. In no n he line N. Carver. J His character form of ets, held a tigh place in the estimation o Miss third appearance in Searspoit | Hersey’s heroism was lacking; no virtue missing. A a 11 apprtciativ* townsmen among whom h £ Miss Mabel 1. Nicbols, who has been teach- but she read an new line of selections : j entirely discouraged worker says, “Will the world ever trrew to maturity. When the clarion tones o at Milo Junction, is at home on a two ; and the enthusiasm with which she was re- ing outgrow Christ?" Sooner will the sailor out- Lincoln’s call lor volunteers to defend th« weeks' vacation. ! ceived was very flattering. On some of her grow his need of the North Star. Look at the Nation’s life ra:g through the land he, will ! selections she was recalled three and four times Clifton Whittum and grandson, Daniel advance of His kingdom if you lack faith. deepest patriotim, left all business interest: Quickly Shatters the Nervous^System-lm last week to visit relatives in i and she very kindly responded to each encore. a a Brown, left Sixty years to missionary in Japan was in behind to giv« his noble manhood to his mediate Action | Among the selections were I f Necessary—Try Mi-o-na. Waltham, Mass. greatly enjoyed danger of being beheaded. Today three- country’s servic?, enlisting as a private in th« The Spirit of Mary, Knee Deep in June, Pie 2nd When Steamer Penobscot. Capt. Nickerson, finished quarters of the population are professing Regiment, llaine V7oiunteer Infantry am you feel irritable, tirecTand despond- ("rust for Adam, and The Butler. During her In I ent — when at the Penobscot coal dock t Christians. Canton, China, alone fifteen fighting valiantty with that body until the ex you have nervous dischargirg riday in Miss was entertained twitcliings, stay Searsporl Hersey hundred church members have been added piration of its term of enlistment—two specks before the eyes, sour KODAKS and sailed for Norfolk. yean headaches, stom- Mr... C. N. Meyers. She has made many — by during the last nine months. The outgrowth when he re eilisted in the 20th Maine, was acb, heartburn, indigestion and pains in the Irving Bailey of Waldoboro was in town friends her visit here ar d will | during always of a Congregational Mission in India has been promoted to Liuitenant and then to Captain ol colon and bowels—you suffer from indigestion, Thursday and Friday, the guest of his brother find a warm welcome awaiting her whenever thirty thousand church members in fifteen his company for competency, bravery and so- which soon develops into dyspepsia—the chief on Bay View Place. she comes to with Searsport. Interspersed years. Twenty-one years ago the me>sage briety. His rec»rd was one of well-nigh con- cause of nerve exhaustion—you need Mi-o-na were two her were solos Miss Bernice Dun- FOR Saturday and Sunday perfect days, readings by was carried to Africa—seven hundred places tinual fighting, lis command being engaged in at one ?. CHRISTMAS and the tem- Mrs. W. H. Goo« warm with a light westerly wind ning, volinist; ell, whistler; of worship and two thousand evangelical work- all the Jprincipa battles of the Army of the Mi-o-na is not a cure-all. but a scientific about 0. K. Mrs. H. L. Porter and Miss Violet perature Perry, Ralph ers are there today. Thus is Christ’s Army Potomac from foe First Bull Run to remedy that surely ends stomach misery. It vocalists. Miss Hannah Colcord Apt>o- Mrs. N. F. Gilkey has closed her house on Meyers, pre- marching on toward world wide victory. You matox. Returnrg after the close of the Civil builds up and strengthens the stomach walls sided at the in her usual Main street and taken rooms at Mrs. John piano sympathetic cannot hinder it. ^Either you must fall into the V\ar to his parerts’ home he resumed his bus- and glands, improves quickly the digestive manner. or stand iness of Then the vital Davis’ house on Main street. ranks aside. Selfish pleasures are carpentry, forming a co-partnership system. force and nerve energy Kodaks rrom $6.00 to $20.00 but for a loneliness and eorrow are sure with the late J. *V. is restored, Louis Webber of Beverly, Mass., was in Congregational Church Notes. Sunday, day; Thompson, eventually, for imparting strength and good spirits to follow’. God’s rule is universal; surrender the manufactureof blinds and to the run-down and weak. town last week to attend the funeral of his Dec. 14th, Mr. McElhiney spoke upon the doors,sashes,and discouraged, to it and build life work and influence theren until he moved to Do not suffer another Get a Brownies from $1.00 to cousin, Miss Angeline N. Carver. "Universality of Christ's Kingdom.’’ The your by continuing Boston. day. fifty cent $10.00 into that which In box of Mi-o-na Tablets at A was from the second is permanent_Next Sunday December, 1817, he married Miss Mary E. A. Howes & Go’s. No. 740, arrived Friday scripture reading chapter § Lehigh Valley barge. of will be observed as Christmas Sunday. There Grant. One sol was born to this most con- from Cartaret with ton6 of fertilizer to Acts and the text Acts 16:15. Creeds differ, 1,800 will be special music and appropriate sermon genial union. Leaving Boston they went to the A. A. C. Co. at Mack’s Point. yet there is one Father and one hope of im- KORN Also difine line of kREMO CAMERAS in the The service will be New Mexico and after a time mortality. And the day is coming when all morning. evening to California, R. & R. L. Co. 2 arrived held at the church At this service a cantata in barge No. Thursday nations and tribes shall become one settling permanently Santa Rosa, where he 1T all King- Barter. In Btonington. December 4, *o Mr. from Cartaret with 1,800 tons of fertilizer to will be rendered by a special choir. A com- soon became a highly respected citizen, his in- Call or send for dom, and that Kingdom Christ’s. The birth- and Mrs. Ernest Barter, a Florence and^Shmine catalogue. the A. A. C. Co. at Mack’s Point. mittee of three was chosen by the Sunday tegrity, unselfislness and devotion to be- daughter, ; place of universal salvation was Bethlehem. duty Effie. * school to confer with a committee from the ing acknowledged his associates. Capt. Isaac Carver came from Portsmouth, Jesus Christ, the child of humble parents, sur- by Recently Fenwick. In December Methodist a his health has *een Morrill, 4, toMr N. H.. last week to attend the funeral of his rounded his becomes church to make arrangements for failing, and at 74 years and Mrs. during youth by poverty, Everett Fenwick, a son, Bernes El- CHA E & Belfast. union Christmas tree. The next Sun- of age he across the unseen bar cousin, Miss Angeline N. Carver. a carpenter by trade. he leaves this offering slipped into wyn.w DOAK, Suddenly will Heaven’s _oft 4,__ life and talks of world wide the day morning be used in defraying part of Eterrnl Peace, honored by all ac- Mrs. Hattie A. Nichols has closed her house quiet plans, Huntley. In Stonington, November 30, to 1 the expense of decorations and refreshmen ts. quaintances and deeply mourned a devoted on Main street anu taken rooms with fulfillment of the hopes of the prophets. To by Mr and Mrs. Austin C. Hunt a Capt. wife, son, ley, son, Albert and Mrs. W". H. West for the winter. the twelve men most with Him, He makes daughter, daughter-in-law, grand- Gardiner. daughter and in and sis- known His mission. The command, "Go ye grandson California, Hubbard. In Mrs. Clark and Marian, who | ters and brother! in Belfast, December 12, to Mr. Harry daughter into all the is not too severe a test of Maine, Massachusetts and and world,” STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. C harles S. a son, Maurice spent the summer with Mr. E. S. Glidden, re- Connecticut.' is extended to the be- Hubbard, their devotion. With the simple story of a Sympathy Russell. AT F. STEPHENSON’S turned to their home in Isle reaved sen I?; Monday. and and to the lov- Presque sinless life and a resurrection they are widow, family, glorious relatives in Mrs. Sumner C. Pattee spent a few days in to Almost the -Miss Inez Hanson, Sar.dypoint road, left ing Stockton and Boston. May ready challenge martyrdom. M Belfast last Mr. Dec. 10th for Boston en route to West Our Heavenly in wnom the deceased A It It IK *.> will find a full line of week, the guest of and Mrs. first lesson of their training was prayer. In Upton, Father, ^“7 the winter. trusted, sn C. J. Pattee, and attended the Chapman con- prayer as in all else, Christ was to be the Mass., where she will spend being unswerving Universalist, cert. comfort and sustain each Ames-Brooks. In Pittsfield, 10 world's ami the that He weeping, suffering 1 December guide, prayer taught The Ladies’ Aid w ill meet for sew- P. Ames Society one in this from such a no- Percy and Miss Hazel M. Brooks, both Mrs Kate C. who has been at the was to become universal. It wTas to express earthly separation Nt Closson, afternoon with of ing thi3, Thursday, Mrs. Ralph ble companion, parent, brother or “God Pittsfield. Conic Fruit and Nuts in Bangor for medical treatment, re- the need of every human soul of a Divine friend, onery, hospital Morse, West Main street. All are invited to is love”, Annis-Hardy. In Deer Isle, November turned home much in Friend upon whom to lean; to always. 20, Thursday very improved acknowledge be present. Harry C Annis and Miss Lena A. to Hardy, both Also a Smokers articles tor Christmas health. weakness; petition forgiveness. Jealousy, “For the love of God is broaner of Deer Isle. j|l lij,',"iiJf present war, hate and sin are universal Man’s first Mrs. Everett Staples, Church street, spent nan tne measure of M;ss Pronell P. Gilkey, who has been teach- man s mind, Leiohton-Hutchins. In Winter Iwt A the place, next door to 'he Windsor Hotel. towaid salvation is the sense of his sin. two last week in the guest of And Harbor, ing at Miliinockett, arrived home Dec. 13th for step days Bangor, the heart of the Eternal, December I. Alvah ^ If then Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Mnith. She leturned Leighton of Winter Harbor this sense is common to all, so also Is most wonderfully kind.” and Miss a two weeks' vacation with her parents, Mr. must be the lift afternoon. C’lyda Eugenia Hutchins of Penob- remedy. Only Jesus can us Thursday scot. road and Mrs. W. V. Main street. * “But we make his love too Nichols, «'Utof self and give new life. Forth from lit nariow, _THE ROCKMND BANGOR the route, it must he raised. 1 his The Current Events Club w ill be entertained VV ith false limits of our j Miss Maude I. Smith, who has been teaching tie Bethlehem came the Christian religion to own, of granite chips, with a gravel surLn Wednesday afternoon, Dec. Z4th, by Mrs And we His strictness 141KD in Charleston, Maine, arrivedjhome Dec. 13th eform the world. Christ touched our earth, magnify { Frankfort to VV interport is a vj Ralph Morse, West Mam street. The reading With a zeal He will not own.” su. C# been en- built during different years r will be. “Cutrent Events.” The crew of inu in « repair. Wmterport of California the Augusta Bares, aged 44 2 I *' a need- r.. Mr. and Mrs. Edric Coleman and little following tributes to our de- years, months, day. since 0 ith at work in Hamp- there is clay road which ,• ceased Benner. In Bangor, from are at friend: “Capt. William Griffin died at Waldohure, November 29, John surfacing all t’1- wa through, daughter Massachusetts present William den last week n I w l'V expected to reach his home, 801 Orchard Benner, aged 7N years. ^ to th* road froi dt-r> t. the guests of Ilrs. Coleman’s f arents, Mr. and street, Wednesday Bangor this wet. Jxc ‘‘or a short section in applies Hnir.j from a BabmDC.E. in December Mrs. Levi S. Griflin, Maple street. night general physical breakdown. He Vinalhaven, 9, Northport, whe. her is not wide enough, which is now being surveyed. was born in Roscoe G. Maine, Aug. 23, 1839, and was Babbidge.. and new work wl havlAMKi he done, the route The Penobscot Bay Electric Co. has bought there married to F. t ARVer. 11. Houlton, December W il- Mary Grant, Dec. 14. 1867. 8. Rev. will not call f j; From Rockland FOUND! R. L. liam W. fa 4 i. The brothers of lurigo (.range, Mr. the Electrical Plant, and One H. Everett now a Carver, a native of Dixfield. Burial Searsport son, Griffin, resident of to Rockport no u as there Arev, the in Stockton, will move to at Rockland. ^issary,^ filled the c hairs at the last meeting, long bupt. Chico, California, was born to them. The de- is a tine limestot it-—r *ith tar binder. as there in connection with ceased CURTIS. In Belfast. December a w hich wa: a Searsport bupt. served with marked distinction through 13, Mrs Allen From tilt easter oieM at e&ower bridge in and had fine Drograni L. 32 $ At Store this town. all the principal baitles of the Civil War. He Curtis, aged years, 9 months and 19 '** 1 ! t days. Belfast the road r*':i poor condition, out The question. Resolved, City Drug Fenwick in A 1 j joined Ellsworth Post, G. A. R.f in 1888, and Morrill. December 4, Bernes Mrs. Sarah Snell, West Main street, suffered I being of clay. Mrt section, how have been better for the order if do JUST WHAT YOU WANT FOR THAT was Commander and for several Flwyn, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett a severe ill-turn Dec. 10th but is Adjutant «iver, of gravell ;,,T- 1' |!,(,Pl It le-half mile in again quite Fenwick. | never been was v- terms. Mrs. Griffin is a member of Ellsworth 1 1,1 * had admitted, improved at this writing, Monday. Mrs. Mary I iength, built bv 'I!* Hfi, /t> fast and Sears- Circle. Ladies of the G. A. R. Griffin Holmes. In Bar the brothe rs, all deciding, Harriman is with her as companion and nurse Capt. Harbor, December 14, Mrs. ! port It has *V lverts. From cussed by Present 75 Cents was a member of the Masonic for Esther Prime „.lV|“"ft>1 f [ra Only for the present. Fraternity Holmes, formerly of Sw^ville, Stockton Spring r |nt one half mile that it would have been better, lh many years. He was in the of 69 11 months employ Simp- aged years, and IT days there is another 1 I: tided auto road, the char/, son & « music was tine and THE STANDARD ATLAS AHD CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF Miss Grace Calkin arrived from Bucksport Roberts, and was an honorary member Merrick, in Vinalhaven, December 4, Mrs. ii; good f*• two phone conditiij'»ks * | »8pect > last to her C hristmas vacation of tin, local Union. The funeral Matilda VV. was g i and Friday spend Carpenter’: Merrick, aged 46 years. or three miles t tibiisheii at reavel roao States and every country in the W’oilJ, including the latest census of the Seminary. won by his upright, splendid character Miss Nellie Hiehborn, West Main street, re- United States, together with an entirely new gazetteer of the cities of the From the same newspaper we copy the fol- turned from a three weeks’ absence in Rock- William a review of the lowing obituary: “Capt. Griffin, who world and comprehensive machinery of the Federal Government land last She was the guest of Mrs. wamm Friday. has heard the last bugle call —the last “Re- Letie (Wardwell) Benner w hile in Rocklano, a boak measures 7 by K, inches; is .'ery substantially and handsomely bound treat”—leaves behind on life’s battle-field a delightful hostess to her old-time btoekton noble in doth. It contains 327 on record. When this veteran stepped out THIS heavy pages, printed very good quality of book associates. THE STORE from the line he left a va- M is rapidly thinning paper, from clear, readable type, and published under 1911 copyright. It con- in the Mrs. Harry 1). Shute left Monday for Rock- cancy valiant column, but a loving mem- PROG^; ^RIVE tains of State in the Union, ind of every in the in the maps every country world, from land to her husband for a short visit. He ory hearts of the remaining comrades. join His Abyssinia to Wales. It has ai. up-to-date map of the Panama Canal, a list of the is 1st officer of the bar Harbor steamer, hav- soldierly service began when he enlisted in Maine in 2nd at She has been, the Maine Volunteer Regi- thousand leading cities ot the world with their populations, and each city is given ing headquarters Rockland. recently, with her mother, Mrs. A. C. Colcord, ment, Sept. 6, 1861, as a private, the Col. a of interesting .Even cities the size of Charles paragraph description. Newburgh, N. Y. East Main street. being W. Roberts of Bangor, Capt. Albany, Ind.. and Traverse City. Mien., are featured with descriptions of their Griffin belonging to Co. B., having C. W. Christmas Miss Mar- Mr. Clifford Staples and sister, Tilden of Castine as Captain. This w'as the manufacturing industries, dates of settlement, etc. There is a concise and com- garet Staples, the older two of Mr. and Mrs. first regiment that Maine sent to the front gf;5ggestions outline of the terms of office, and duties of the Pitts- plete qualifications, powers different S. children, came from in the Civil War. Its of fire was at | George Staples’ baptism of the Federal from t:ie President down officers Government, to the Third Assist- field last Saturday to spend Sunday with their the bloody and d sastrous battle of Bull-Run, («» ■■■:’./ 'aid ,q“" ■ — ant Postmaster-Genera', and the various judicial officers. This book also West Main '■ ■ includes grandmother, Mrs. Horace Staples, where it lost heavily. Its next big fight was unary next. the reviews of the w irk of the United Spates Forest the Service, United States Street. They returned Monday. at Manassas Junction,and the next at York iil'i e}|. Reclamation Service, etc. a-—■ town, Va. Then came Hanover Courthouse, The also contains half-tone cuts and half of Mrs. S. J. Stevens of Troy was the guest of book page descriptions each of the Gains HiU and Malvern Hill. In Gen. Pope’s Presidents. It the 1890, 1900,1910 census of in the her son, Dr, G. A. Stevens, and wife, the early gives every county United States army it took part (Aug. 30,1862) in the Second one It has historical of last week. She left December 10th, Gifts of over thousand population. charts of all the ancient part Bull Run for battle, charging over The Store to Dr. Stevens her to Belfast, to remain practically Pleasing nations from Babylonia Palestine. Assyria, Egypt, Macedonia and carrying the same Pra^ftal, Rome, ground as in the engagement of of the .-hristian era. over with her second son. Dr. Eugene July from the beginning | night 1861. came | j 21, Then the awful carnage of has historical and statistical charts of the L, Stevens, and wife, before going home. It comparative United States and Antietam, followed by the fierce battles of make our swITi!!1 radical Store and a one for other modern civilized countries. I Hf have endeavored to profitable Mr. and Mrs. George Ginn of Clifton, N. J., W/'E Its tabk of Universal enumerates and not a nice chronological History describes every arrived in town Dec. 9th, called here by the ■V all Xmas You will article here that will Jmake histoiical event of from the foundation of the Sumerian and Pf shoppers. no,nAt, Vr,,}! importance, Accadian I .critical illness of Mrs. Ginn’s paternal grand- We have cities of Ancient Babylonia, in the valley of Euphrates in 7000 B. C.. down to ftifi for some of vour familv or thought the father, Mr. Samuel A, Rendall, West Main gift friendsomm^ve nothing trashy. recent election frauds in Adams County, Ohio. street. They are the guests of her maternal the Mother, the Sweetheart This han'some Atlas was made to sell at $1.50 and that is of the Infant, and the Little Ones, Sister, net, price stamped grandmother, Mrs. John Randell, Cross street. Ayer’s |H th^*“"^n'“Jie on we will sell these to for Sarsaparilla the cover. Just Think, you ONE-HALF price, or only I and the Grandmother, serviceable for each one. I 75 cents. And we have many more trades in other goods JUST AS GOOD. One of Stockton's most honored and aged Oldest, Safest, Strongest, Best. something prac|^;;y£>",'| J —~ ~~ — citizens, Mr. S. A. Rendeli, passed to the high- Standard family medicine. Six -Ulilished at'I'J _■■ \ w w rebate Court 0*11 II er life last evening. The funeral ser- CALL AND SEE THEM Friday 5 No alcohol. Sold for 60 years. for said Count! OIII\ 11091. vices are held at the Universalist church nana 1(1 being nags. •y next, at t<4 CITY DRUG as these items are written, Monday afternoon. Ask Your Doctor. iow if i is cause, If you have thought long tor a use- _AT STORE._ An obituary will be printed in these columns Every Hand Bag in our store Probably ncild not be stock is pi^.r some next week. new ful and nice present for lady and up-to-date. Hand Bags cared for * than -,- I James Mrs. Percie baker of Bucksport has been make fine We Lijth of I reel i A that will please sister, fHand Boxes, tertainment, followed by a socia’. dance, with «Jay present trustee on Vanity Military Brushes, served at intermission, and other nice things. the { coffee and doughnuts gray, t. in said Count mother or sweetheart. (Jf, Imported Powders, Safety Razor Sets, rhe pecuniary results were very satisfactory s third account 3 to the Band Boys. Our assortn'vall,'l‘' prims are Curling Iron Heaters, Shaving Mirrors, Blankets. dice K. East Main street, thereof be s Mrs. Annie Harriman, H and The So and a nice line to tasty ai.m Kepithl**? Manicure Knives and irrfved home December 10th and at once practical TERMS CASH t gg Sets, Razors, Ih'il in Belfast, tn 7Tr i numerous friends io.TrK u ‘JC ipened her residence, which XiW choose from. teresie.1 may alii Razor its _a Choice Perfumes, more --Ih*1<1 — Strops, injoy seeing once open hospitable »CASH ONLY at Belfast!_. Kit |gj ioors, after being closed for three months MS Puff Boxes, Pipes, visit in North Adams, acc°"nt nice such as Back & luring Mrs. Harriman’s mS These are only a tew suggestions.fi,ld find other things, Tobacco floss., with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. j Hair Receivers, Jars, Nice Undermuslins, Union and lames H. Griffin, and with her sister and hus- And do not deliver I Combs, Barrettes, Side Combs, Pin Se!It:JA-',ES '"4ear, p Standard in \ g Tasty Candy in Tasty Boxes Cigars, in dainty >and, Mr. and Mrs. John Green, Lawrence, W LKO?IAIt"an our home “Annie!” Two-Piece Suits and a great many otliUH counters. p§ boxes. dass. Welcome p §g holiday goods a at ourv>.va NoxuKiime in often. Make our store ioui from Cape Jellison piers the following ship- jw} No trouble to show goods° p MS __ y gives notice d n?» ing report was telephoned Monday evening: Home Store. For Either Ladies or * )ec. 8th, schooner James E. Webster arrived, Thereby giving you the benefit of J jfs *>»*imini8»Btr^ ggj Gentlemen.. Millinocket ight, to load edgings, and steamer these conditions. Hate had 25 !> wood, into of H (JJ9 rrived with a general cargo, from New York. j 8|s Tooth Brush ) Soap Boxes, Holders, Travelers Cases, M )ec. 10th, sch. George Churchman arrived, years experience, 18 years in Bos- <( and Brush Watch ight, to load lumber, and steamer Millinocket | ton. The quality of goods the best Comb Sets, Stands, Folding Coat Hang- ailed with for New York. Dec. 11th, | g paper 51tf ch. sailed with lumber for New and at the lowest prices. & co. ers, Clothes Brushes, Hat Brushes, Fancy Playing Cards, Normandy | | Hi h. cmMs i 3j| ork. TT' to>J.d and Silver-Mounted | Shoe Fountain Pens. j g Obituary. December luth our older citi- > Belfast, Maine. I ens were shocked the announce- Masonic Streeber deeply by W. Temple, High ’in “Parisian from of A. Winchester, Prop. 9 Alstied unt\ Ivory” 25c to $5. 9 lent of the death of Capt. William Griffin ; J | * anta Rosa, California, so well remembered in 1 ia native town. He waa born Auguat 28, i* -i A I