The Republican Journal v.KHI. X(>. _BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1910. FIVE CENTS c n. DEAN. FRANKLIN WENTWORTH. A Travel Letter From Brest. Memorial Day Observances Bakers school at Camp Merritt, N. J., PERSONAL i .s, Times of May was in the parade. Lewis Johnson re- PERSONAL. Vt., The remains of Mr. Franklin Went- Sergt. Walter Major Anderson, for- With mgappreciative notice who Fraught Deeper Solemnity. cently returned from Fort Dix was in the worth, died in Portland, May 25th, merly of this now Miss Kate Warren left Miss city, with the 8th Di- recently to spend Irene Getchell of Augusta was a y rs Dean, well known of at the home of his parade, reminding all of his late brother, pneumonia, daugh- vision overseas, writes the Flowers Cast on the Passagassawaukeag. the summer at her home in Islesboro. recent guest of Miss former following in- Helen Kittredge. in her home, Mrs. H. L. were to Wm. A. Johnson for many years the ter, Haskell, brought teresting letter to his Mrs. A Patriotic Parade and Impressive Hall Miss sister, Her- Alice Hussey of Camden arrived Dr. Hester Brown will make a Morrill last and the funeral held at faithful color bearer of A. E. Clark Camp, business week, bert S. Morey, of his recent Service With Ideal Weather. to E. Dean vacation S. recently visit relatives in this city. trip to Unity Friday, home Mrs. Charles the church. Rev. William Vaughan of of V. returning trip: For the first time in many if ne on School street at years, ever The freight barges at anchor in the Mrs. William P. Thompson of Saturday. East Belfast, officiated. Four nephews, Now Bangor Rev. J. C. Prince of just a little about my trip. I sent since its organization, has Thomas H. harbor hoisted th.ir flags and signals in arrived Thursday to visit relatives in this Frank L. Gray, assistant janitor of Church and Herbert and Murray Bert a the ral officiating Wentworth, you few cards which show some of Marshall Post of the Grand Army of the honor of the day. city. Brighton, Mass, public is Hill cemetery. There Smith and Rafe acted as bearers. the schools, spend- Blood, ground covered. We left had such a beautiful in Brest and Republic day Anne and the little daughters a ful flowers and numer- Less Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Gullifer of ing vacation in Belfast. than three weeks ago, Mr. Went- went to which their ,bors and friends gath- Paris, took us fourteen which to pay tribute to dead com- of R. L. High won the Cooper, street, Bath arrived last to visit rela- Miss Grace Bachelder of love and worth’s wife, Margaret, died in Portland hours. at Thursday spent the week- i ist tribute Arriving Paris we were al- rades by marking their graves with flags admiration of all in the on parade and tives end in sons were bearers, and was home for burial. Mr. Searsport, the guest of her four brought lowed twenty-four hours in and a of rain fell or cousin, which to flowers. Not drop the street. They were dressed in Colum- was born in E. W. Gilmore-and nningham Wentworth was born in Waldo, Aug. 24, catch our train to 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Macomber have family. any place we wanted even threatened to fall. The rays of a bia with crowns and carried liber 17, 1842, and on gowns flags, son gone to C. 1838, the of John and Mehitable to go in for our a Islesboro, where they will spend Henry Marden has returned from married Charles E. France, passes read, “All bright sun were tempered by cool which they waved at the men in blue and Gurney the oldest of four- in the summer. where he visited his larried life was passed Wentworth, points France, except Paris and Leave breeze tnat made oul-ot-door exercise a in khaki. Windsorville, daugh- iumily moved to Bellows teen children. He was in the Civil War, Areas.” But when ter, Mrs. Maurice York and you get into Paris delight, and many visited the cemeteries ! Elijah Knowlton has returned from family. .ears ago. The husband 19th Co. three Maine, D., years, twice you are allowed twenty-four hours in who for had been denied that sad [AST BELFAST. Union, where he went to visit his Ira who is i Mowing children: Nel- years sister, Trundy, attending Burdett’s j severely wounded. He was a member of which to make your train. Well Mrs. Alice L. Ferguson of after but satisfactory privilege. Grove Ceme- C. K. Hills. Business College in Boston, spent the our twenty-four hours was up we took Ernest T. the Baptist church in Morrill and of the Mrs. P. son and j \ Dean, Dean, the train to tery never presented a more attractive Sidney Young, Sidney William E. Kirkin returned last Satur- past week with his and Mrs. Chateau Thierry, where we parents^Mr. ! of Springfield, Vt., C. Waldo County Veteran Association, and Private Fred Goven of Greenville were remained all night and the next day and appearance with its closely clipped lots ; day to his home in Boston after a week’s Charles Trundy. ne, W. Carle Dean and of Silver Harvest Grange, Waldo. He is took in the battlefield there and at Bel- flowers in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery O. visit with ulver. Mrs. LouiseS. brightened with abundance. Belfast friends. Dr. Herbert Plummer of Union was in survived two Charles of leau Wood where we made our first won- is a but by children, L., after nine o’clock a. m. ahout Pendleton a few days the first of the Belfast, sister, Shortly ! Sturgis Dexter of was Belfast Mon lay calling on friends. He derful drive and so many of our boys are Beverly, Mass., ue at the funer- Montana, and Mrs. H. L. Haskell of Port- week. Private Goven returned present So little school children, bearing flags and I recently a was on his resting. The place where Big Bertha was guest the past week of his parents, Mr. way home from a business present were Mr. and three grandchildren, two brothers, from overseas’ with the machine land; the gun they used to throw shells on flowers, marched to the lower bridge un- duty and Mrs. to y.k of South Deerfield, Paris, James T. Dexter. trip Bucksport. James of Waldo and Maurice of Montana, is near Chateau Thierry. From there-we der the direction of Mrs. Nettie M. gun company of the 4th Division, to Mrs. Elbridge Culver of White, Mrs. Camilla W. Miss Maude Gammans returned home and of went to Rheims and saw for the Hazeltine returned Mr. and Mrs. A. B. five sisters, Mrs. Cynthia Blood first patriotic instructor of Thomas H Mar- which he was transferred from the 76th. time what destruction the Germans had Saturday night from Wednesday from St. of Mrs. A. E. McDermid of Wor- was Springlield, Mass., Augustine, Fla., Miss Ruth,Hilliard Morrill, shall Circle. Here the cere- He wounded and twice gassed, but is done, not only in the won- impressive where she Mrs. Harold Pierce of destroying where she spent the winter. spent the winter. She visited cester; Mrs. D. A. Swan of Lowell, and derful on now the picture of health. They returned cathedral, but to the city in gen- mony of tlirowing flowers the water, a F. W. Stiles of Spring- few weeks in New York on the way Mrs. Daniel Smart and Mrs. Emma Hal- eral. We arrived there in 1 home in the auto accom- Mrs. Clarence E. Mclntire of South had been the afternoon in honor of the sailors who gave their Tuesday Y'oung ,.idi Mrs. Dean and home. lett of Colo. The remained until the next day at three. Mr. and Mrs. who Freeport arrived recently to visit her r some time, her death Glenwood, passing away life for the r country, was held. Prayer panied by Pendleton, We took in the French and German Miss Louise of a fall down a flight of Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth from their will make a short visit with Mrs. Young. son, John B. Mclntire and wife. McDonough, night opera- trenches, even the Hindenburg Line. We was offered by the Circle chaplain, Mrs. before. She was tor in the lo< al was reeks home so near came as a sad then Mrs. telephone exchange, together went in a roundabout way to Ver- Harriet Coombs, and patriotic songs were One of our best known and most high- Nellie Alexander Ferrin returned amity and her home, one called to Boston illness of shock to the will be dun, passing the devastated area recently by the New England community. They through sung in chorus. ly respected citizens, Richard Brown Saturday from Alfred, where she spent fashioned all the St. her father. Miss Helen A. sub- No- missed. way, Mihiel, Argonne and all the Hamm is mpathetic, helpful. greatly At 10 a. m. Capt. Orrin J. Dickey of of Swan Lake avenue, died May 29th, winter and is now at her home in the other places. Destruction, destruc- for her. lo her for assistance and Belmont. stituting tion everywhere Arrived at Verdun in Company F., assisted by Messrs. Allen L. ! after an illness with influenza, followed her power to help. vithin MRS. DANIfcL H. STROUT. ume 10 Miss Adelia S. Cook will return nave dinner and then made a trip Wilson Ellis and Clyde B. bronchial and complica- Miss Iva Blood of today, ,1 be cherished by a large Curtis, Holmes, by pneumonia Belfast has been through the the underground Thursday, from where Citadel, formed the parade on Church street in tions. He had been in failing health since spending the past week in Northfield, Mass., ineficiaries. city of which Rockland, Ellen wife of Daniel Hurd : Verdun, was very interest- she is a student at Northfield Seminary Azubah, I can’t front of the Grand Army hall. The line the accidental drowning of his only where she has been the guest of friends ing. stop to tell you all about it, and will DO COUNTY CONCERT- Strout of died 30th at their spend the summer with her par- Belfast, May for if I should get started on any one of of march was down Market to High, over daughter, Marjorie, about two years ago, at the Highlands. 8 Miller She was born these ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cook. 'S \L ASSOCIATION. home, No. street. places, taps would sound and morn- High to up Church to Grove, up and had been confined to his bed since Church, j Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. were in ing would come and I would have Slugg in Freedom, Sept. 14, 1840, the daughter only March The return thanks Corp. Morley J. who was re- Grove to Congress thence to cemetery 24th. family Portland to Durost, : ug of tile Waldo County started, so say I why start. The next recently attend the lecture of cf Capt. Thomas R. and Azubah A. of and for the courtesies extended them- cently at Camp Dix where be received we went out to The line-up consisted Capt. Dickey many congregational Churches morning by truck Ft. Ex-President Taft and others on the Shute. She had been in his from overseas (Decrow) failing Douamont. That was one of the forts his aid Lewis E. Piper, the 13-year-old i Mr. Brown was born in Springfield, N. discharge duty, arrived t the Second League of Nations. Congrega- death was that was taken the last to visit his health for some time, but her by Germans at Ver Boy Scout, both mounted, City Marshal B., Sept. 7, 1853, the son of William and Thursday brother, Samuel Searsport, Maine, Tues- dun and held by them for months. Mrs. M. O. Knowlton and daughter caused by a complication following a eight M. and the Belfast Flora Brown and has been a resi- W. Durost. He left for Mars We had the R. Knowlton police; Boyd Saturday 019, Program: pleasure of going all through Sarah returned Monday from a week’s severe attack of inlluenz.a. She Hill spent and each and of it Band, J. Lee Patterson, leader; Company dent of Belfast about thirty years. For d Service, J. H. Duncan it, having every part visit in the Mr. and the of her life in Belfast and Rockland, guests of oil of greater part explained to us. When wc had finished, F. Third Maine Infantry, National | about twenty years Mr. Brown was em- Chief Yeoman Nathan II. Small arriv- call, report Scribe, Mrs. T. M. Saunders. she was a school teacher. one of the guides told us that a most ent of committees, re- in her girlhood Guards, I.ieuts. Ross I Hammons and ployed as teamster for the Sherman ed fronH’rovidence, R. I., last Fr'idayTo ■ election of wonderful trip was over to Ft. de Vaux. Mrs. Percie of Port- churches, April 18, 1869, she married Mr. Strout Basil R. Allen; sixty-live uniformed mills. He was a member of the Trinity Dyer Thompson join Mrs. Small for a few and another fort, and then walk around days' visit. ild business, new busi- land arrived for a and their was observed men from ser- last Thursday few 1 golden wedding through the torn up area and make Ver- young recently returned Reformed Church of Searsport avenue hey returned Monday, the former to this For a short time after their a days’ visit with Mrs. Florence C. Fer- unty and State work, spring. dun, distance of about fifteen miles. vice, under command of Lieut. Wilbur O. and was always devoted to the best in- Providence and the latter to Cambridge, In to nald and other Rev. Willard S. Palmer marriage they made their home in Bos- getting Ft. de Vaux we had to cross Colby; Boy Scouts under command of terests of his family. He is survived by friends. Mass. Death where so thousand nee sermon, Valley many Mr. ton, where Mr. Strout was employed. Capt. Kenneth Coicord; 8a school children his widow, formerly Miss Emma Robert- and Mrs. Alton Allen and daugh- Miss Rowena Rev. Thomas H. Martin Germans and French lost their lives. Colcord of Searsport and Mrs. Strout was devoted to home and its led the Patriotic Instructor of the Cir- ters, Lila and Beulah of arrived After going through shell holes and dug- by son, by their three sons, Harry E. and Lewiston, Mrs. Mary C. Colcord of this city spent but was also a public outs, climbing wire cle their A. E. Clark now last Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ,.l Service, best interests, entanglements, etc., bearing banner; George B. of Belfast and Lloyd R., the week-end at Bayside View we made the fort. There were two cottage, Rev. F. Timperley woman with a large circle of only Sons of Capt. Fred A. of Mass. Two James B. lard A. Johnson and family. spirited Camp, Veterans, Lynn, brothers, Temple the- guests of business. of the thirty-four forts which protect Heights, Northport, friends. She was for many years a loyal Sewaia; 25 members of Thorr as H. Mar- of Springfield, and Thomas of St. John, Mrs. Alice C. Mr. and Mrs. Rev. William Vaughn Verdun taken by the Germans. They Bramhall, Mrs. Melvin Cunningham and Mrs. Ross member of Thomas II. Marshall Circle, were Douamont and de so we were shall Post, Thomas Gannon Commander; N. also Frank E. nun service. Vaux, B., two sisters, Mrs. Mary King Bramhall, Ralph A. and Theo- Beckwith. also a mem- very fortunate to be able to see both of no nt. Ladies’ of the G. A. R and Ladies of the Circle, Emma Wnite Barker of Brownville, N. B., and Miss Amelia dore C. have taken the Pitcher bungalow A. Morris has returned from of East them. The dead were everywhere. As Mayford furnished by the rneui- ber of Trinity Reformed Church 'lent, Daughter of Veterans; Ladies' Brown of Melrose, Mass., survive. The at the Battery for the season. yet nothing had been done to rebury Newport News, Va., where he has been its allied societies. Her hus- of the S. of Mrs. R. ■nd Church. Belfast, and them, so they are only slightly covered in Auxiliary V.; IFred funeral was held at his late home Monday Donald Spear went to Fvockland Wed- in the service on military police duty at one son and two daughters shell holes. It is nothing to see their hearing the banner of the Waldo at 2 Rev. Wililam of- band, survive, Poor, p. m., Vaughan to remain over K DIN PATTERSON. nesday Memorial Day, the this port of embarkation. He is now at who was at feet sticking up, or an arm. f won’t say Red Cross and Russel! C. Strout, living County Chapter accom- ficiating. The interment was in the Union guest of the of more. The next Dead Man’s family Herbert V*. Thorn- the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Twiss any day home, Isabel F.. wife of Fred panied by Miss Annie V. Field, Mrs. cemetery. The bearers were Valorus Lar- dike of George L. Hill ami The Crown Prince’s Tunnel were at the Arches m Ashmere. H. Belmont avenue. Patterson, M. Morris, and Gertrude S., wife of Howard visited. Dead Man’s Hill was the hill Cecil Clay and Mrs. Edgar M. Hall of William A. Andrew and me in Los rabee, Mason, Angeles, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Waterman and Roupe, both of Lawrence, Mass. One that was taken and retaken so many the surgical dressings department; Mayor Martell Ellis. i- had been under the care and Mrs. Ralph Emmons of Gardiner and Mr. and Mrs. Mildred I. L. times. From there we could see the Ar- Clement W. Wescott and the City Gov- Robert W. Rollins were ,:
» to be seen the next few days. Wives: You owe anxiety tused by the war,— gin to hold meetings with local assessors Husbands, it The debilitating effects of the ter- 1st. The in Waldo rible influenza, grip and pneumonia,— Marguerite Clark, Thursday July meeting county Scotfs Emulsion The depletion of the blood by in- will be held at the court house in Marguerite Clark as Sylvia Weston in Belfast, after puts thai quality door life in Winter,— meals, famous “Three Men 22nd. Have tremendously overdrawn the the stage success, July into the blood that helps thwart to each other to an and a to be shown has reserve strength of nearly every man Girl,’’ Thursday, buy Apex The remains of Wm D., infant son of that rundown condition that is and woman. one of the finest roles of her career. The This makes the favorite Spring story follows: Sylvia Weston’s aunt has Willard and Alice (Wilson) Sanborn, who so depressing. Build up your medicine, Hood’s Sarsaparilla, more decided that she marry a wealthy bache- died at their home in Rockland, May Scotfs. of a necessity now than ever before. lor and until it vitality—try plans progress favorably were to Belfast for burial Scott & Bow tie, Bloomfield, N. J. 19-6 For your impure, exhausted blood, 28th, brought is time for Sylvia to say “I do.” She and for that extreme tired feeling: last Services were held changes it somewhat, adding “not” and Thursday. in the sure to come, prepare yourself now and then tleesto her only remaining prop- chapel at Grove cemetery, Rev. Charles BROOKS. The use of an Today begin to recover your lost Apex vacuum cleanei ; strength by taking: Hood’s Sarsapa- erty, a summer home on Loon Lake, to W. Martin of the Methodist church of- men retired rilla. the standard Spring medicine which three persecuted have Robert McTaggart is at work in Oak- not only fora home as clean as a new and blood which creates a woman. In ficiating. liniou purifier, to avoid the evil influence of land on the railroad. keen aids and as- appetite, digestion their hatred of the fair sex they endeavor The Shoe Factory base ball team won but it makes for similation. Remember Hood's Fills Farmers are rushing their farming dur- health, comfort and to drive Sylvia off her :wn premises. She from the team if you need a mild laxative. Company F., Memorial ing this hot weather. compromises by retiring to the caretaker’s dry ness. Day at the Congress street grounds in a cottage. And one by one the three men Mrs. Lillian Morrill of Waterville spent score of 24 to 5. WIMKRRURT fall under the spell of her charm and Heal and Roberts pitch- the week-end with friends in town. beauty. Of course, only one can be the ed and Keech caught for the winners. Pearl Crockett is at work in Unity with Fred Fernald is in the post- favored, but Sylvia gives no hint of the When clerking The battery for Company F. A. Bowden is at you an Apex you mot favoritism until the woman who has pur- wasTweedie, his well-driller. Ray buy buy oftice. and work sued the man comes upon the scene. Murphy Gray. It was the first game for him. a more \ at his dec- cleaner, you buy spare time, Capt. S. D. McDonough has been Chris at first is stunned at Sylvia’s of the season for Company F. Miss Anna Cochrane of Frankfort visi- home here recently. laration and she believing he has ignored ted her Miss Ethel, at P. H. Private George Colby, son of S. P. sister, freedom from the dust and drudgerv ot her heart-call leaves the place. But Chris this week. of Portland has Grant’s Miss MarionP hilbrook has been notified of her escape and brings Colby of Liberty, well known in this city, Mrs. Marne Cunningham of Bangor sweeping, you buy leisure to been at her home on a vacation. her back to stay forever and ever. died at Fort MacPherson, Atlanta, Ga,, spend and friends in town a For as an added attraction of visited relatives Thursday after a short A W Vrc her of Portland has been May 27th, illness with pneu- few work or on the recieation Mrs. great interest, we oiler the two reel his- days recently. important monia. He was about 23 years ef age. spending a few days here at her old torical event, “The Grand Review of the of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McLaughlin that now sootten den\ \ 26th Y. D. in Boston.” These pictures The remains arrived here Saturday ac- pleasures you home. Athol, Mass., are visiting her parents, were taken by a Maine man for the Maine companied by Winton Lawrey of the Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lane. Miss Chrystal Hutchins of North Pen- people, the two reels featuring the 103rd Forts medical corps and were taken to his of Dam- obscot is finishing the West Winterport Infantry, 103rd Machine Gun Company, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Waning home in Liberty by Undertaker Charles ariscotta were the guests of her mother, school. 103rd Field Artillery, 101st Trench Mortar Battery (formerly the 1st Maine Coast R. Coombs. Mrs. Aflie Crockett, several days last The hoarse whistle of the E. S. S. Cam- Let us to that an Guardi and the 104th Infantry. week. prove you Apex den is a welcome sound as it makes its Mrs. Belle L. Cates began work Private Maurice N. West, who has been regular trips. Priscilla Dean, Friday. at bar clothing factory on Field stationed at Newport News, Va., arrived saves your time and your his hon- j strength Mr and Mrs. C. G. Bryer of Bangor “The Wicked Darling” a most engag- street last Monday with a crew of ten home Tuesday, having received title. Priscilla Dean—a most engag- orable discharge. visited Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ritchie ing women and one man. She has a contract Thurs- ing star. This is the combination when for Fuller Miss Mabel a graduate of B. Unless an vacuum c'eantr. with its wen day and Friday Attraction will for mackinaws & Sullivan, Johnson, you have used Apex light this Priscilla Dean Special in Water- i of H. S., who has employment Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mrs. D. be shown for the first time in this city Fri- Boston. Mr. Sullivan this firm will McKenney, ville, spent a few days with her mother, j great suction and its c.nnot know how day. In portraying a poor little moth, a come to Belfast in the fall with the Bos- high efficiency, you quick M. Smith and Mrs. T. G. Fellows motor- Mrs. Bertha Pease of Jackson, last week, of the if these thoroughbred underworld, ton and will work in ed to Monroe plant for ten months j easily and how well it does work. You cannot the Thursday. expressions can be thus combined, Pris- A quiet wedding took place at the home your imagine way the on wool This cilla Dean has added another role to her year pants. will be an of Albert R. Pilley last Sunday morning, Dr. and Mrs. William Ellingwood and behind and a clean house in a short time. gallery of entrancing portraits which will addition only to Mrs Cates work. when Mrs. Marie Goodwin and Albert B. sweeping you gives you son Billy of RocKland are guests of Mr. be long remembered by her friends. She Payson were united in marriage by Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Clements for two weeks. A Delightful Piano Recital. plays the role of a purse-snatcher, whose Miss Willard E. Streeter. The bridal couple first encounter with a Amy E. Stoddard a most will spend two weeks in Camden when Miss Daisy Young of Portland was the straight-forward, gave delightful manly man of social standing turns her at musical at her Mr. Payson will return to resume his guest of her brother and wife, Mr. and studio last Tuesday even- once to a right-about-face and who lias duties in his store here. Let us show ing, featuring her pupils in solo and duet you Mrs. C. L. Y’oung, a few days last week. the courage to seek employment in a work. The There was the largest audience of the cheap hash house rather than to cash in a | sympathetic understanding Judge and Mrs. Bowden and Mrs. Shaw season at Crockett’s Theater last Satur- necklace which she has obtained through between teacher and pupils was very ap- the in Belfast day night and all pronounced the 5-reel spent day Wednesday, means of her former deftness of touch. Just the office to send an and a demonstrator ! parent. The first part of the program picture, “Secret Strings,” featuring the phone up Apex the former at the Court House, the latter Love is the transformer and it works a included solos by two dear little the well-known movie star, Olive Tell, one is wonderful miracle and dominates a beau- girls, free and absolutely without obligation. Keep the in your In as guests of relatives. of the best, features ever shown here. Apex tiful picture in “The Wicked Darling.” youngest pupils, Margaret Ladd of North Mrs. Nellie who has been Pictures opened Wednesday night of this see what it will do tor it want Littlelield, Also on Friday a two-reel Billy Parsons Belfast and Ellen Chapman of you. Then, you to keep it, buv Northport. week with a big 5-reel feature, Frank spending the winter with her daughter, Comedy. One selection was | given without notes by Keenan in “Long Chance,” also a come- easiest sort of terms. Miss Ada Littlelield in Connecticut, re- little Miss Sadie Freedman. dy and a reel of War News. Shirley Mason, Saturday.. I All seemed turned home Tuesday. to be imbued with the to do their Shirley Mason, the vivacious come- spirit Under the direction of the K P’s, E. Mr. and Mrs. B, L. Kellam of Brewer dienne, has scored a distinct hit by her very best and were successful. All the Ellis chairman of committee, a very beautiful Memorial observance was and Mr. and Mrs. George Kellam ol Au- delightful work in her new Paramount numbers of the second part by the older Day picture, “The Rescuing Angel,” which had. The procession was composed of gusta were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. pupils were excellent and received the will be shown Saturday. This picture Marshal E. A. Carpenter, drum and life Spencer at their home Friday. commendation of the audience heads a long list of successes in which large pres- band, veterans in autos, soldiers of the world K. scouts and school Penobscot Mrs. N. B. T. Barker, who h sheen the Miss Mason has starred. Her work in ent. In the unusual number, a quartet on war, P’s, boy Bay Electric Com pa “Goodbye, Bill!” in which she co-starred children. Starting from Union hall the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. : two pianos, Miss Stoddard was assisted with Ernest Truex, will he recalled by procession stopped at the square, and the Blaisdell for i wo by two popular and well known accom- weeks, returned to her screen patrons. In her latest production, Stars and Stripes, town service flag, and 1 home in Woodland, Washington county, Miss Mason has an excellent partin an panists, Mrs Thomas E. Bowker and Miss the Victory Loan Hag were unfurled by the of the while the children Ameri- Saturday. excellent adaptation of the play Florence D. Chaples. The four young veterans, sang same name, which was written by Clare ca. Upon arrival at the cemetery, the | ladies have played in a club during the Among those here for the holiday were hummer. In the role of Angela the children placed wreaths upon the graves past season. The program: Neal Merrill, principal of the Plymouth charming and winsome daughter of a of soldiers, after which prayer was oiler- Miss Mason is afforded an ex- ed by the pastor, Rev. Frank High school Miss Winnifred Neallev, bankrupt. PART I Timperley, cellent to her talents The procession reformed and, at the SEARSMONT. teacher of opportunity display Military Morrison Milford primary; Helen Downes Dance, under the direction of as a screen comedienne. hires and Ora bridge, Mrs. G. D. and Rogers Wade Roy L. Fernald, students of the Li. Also on the Pathe News aud flowers were cast into the Saturday, Maypole Dance, Mayfi Id Baeheider, Mrs. William Gordon is very seriously of a river in of sailors. A M. Sunshine comedy Ellen Chapman memory repetition of decoration ceremonies then occurred sick with pneumonia. We were see the Linnet Waltz, Freeman privileged to Curtis Charlie and Constance Chaplin Talmadge, Fern Orchard at the old yard, after which the proces- Charles Bryant has taken the job ol bi-plane as it Hew over here on its trip to Monday. The Little White Kitten, Maxim sion proceeded to Union Hall where the the on the Liberty and Bel- ami driving stage Bangor return las' week. The bi- tin- hut inimi- Margaret Ladd Wearing much-imitated people of the town were assembled. fast route. plane was flying at a vert high altitude, table oullit of battered derby, tightly Merriment Waltz, Preston Canned A was Tea buttoned Sadie Freedman very interesting address given by Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Heal and little GOO D5 cutaway billowy trousers, ■ — and the sound of its motor could be dis- coat, r—. The Light Schmoll H. C. Buzzell of E. C. Holbrook spread-eagle sabots and jaunty sport- Cavalry. Belfast, son Douglas of Camden were guests of tinct y neard. Tl Thousands of housewives hercaE stick, that have helped make his person- Linwood Pattee presiding. The program was as follows: their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Thomas the SUPREME CLASS A1 A. 3 joint the school hoards of known from Yokohama to I The Smallwood placed meeting ality Bay Harebell, Words of antjC? lone Singing, America; Invocation; Sunday. school days on SUPERBA Food 1 the towns in the school union of Winter- Nova Scotia, Charlie Chaplin returns to Judkins 0r// the first of Rustic Fiddler. Welcome, H. Hutchinson; The cxc^llcnce of these goods screen in ”A Dog’s Life,” the Presser Recitation, Charles Wetherbee, who passed a way- Q/// rankfi rt, Prospect and to your circle Stockton, his new which will Helen Payson Walter Roberts; Song, School 1/7 / appeal family 51,000,000 comedies, children; last was the oldest resident in town held in Frankfort recently, A Dance on the week, on the Label—SUPERB for superintend- he shown Monday. Grass, Mason Quartet; Song, Rev F. Ora- yu Timperley; and had the headed cane in his ^/^SUPERBA ent Frederick M. Nickerson of Frankfort Also on Monday, Constance Talmadge Eva and Ruth Tibado gold not SUPERBA Canned Goods, tion, Mr. Buzzell; Singing. Star Spangled Wliy try in the five Select “A Pair of ; Shepherd’s Morning Wenzel Coffees? the it’s economic.. was unanimously elected for another part feature, Greeting, possession. Buy by Case—assorted; John Banner; Benediction. It was a Silk Stockings,” a farce of the highest Vickery- day long THE dealer in your neighborhood sells the SUPI i which is to his friends Mrs. Alice Poor Carey and little son term, pleasing order. Come early Monday for choice Spinning Song, Ellmenreich to be remembered, and credit is given to and to all interested in the welfare and as for Grace Hatch Robert have returned to their home in locations this double bill is offered the excellent management of all ar- one Don’t he Joys of Springtime, Mayfield friends in progress of the schools. day only, disappointed! the Greeley, Col., after visiting Doris Wilson rangements by Knights of Pythias C to this town, Montville and Washington. j milLiken-TOMLINSON Mrs. Joshua Treat, Jr., went to West- Mrs. Charlie Chaplin and Pearl White, A Meadow Lark, Lawson whom the thanks of the community is Jl Louise The school marshaled Rev. brook Tuesday to attend the burial ser- Tuesday. Gray due. children, by Rondo, Weber vices of Mrs. Harriet Kelley Fogg, for- Stuart Furtli Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Abbie Ordway and Why did wealthy young Marvel Orchard I jf There Kirk’s face a Miss Fannie marched to the merly of Winterport. were 16 in break in on Mary wedding, Twilight, Guy MUKRILL. Hanson, shoot him on came father who’d sworn to sight and flowers on the graves tiie fu ; "ral party which from Bos- Bernice Armstrong — cemetery placed and demand the bridegroom’s place? Why What the Swallows ton in a car Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Sang, Heins of the soldiers Memorial Day. I private a man Several from Morrill attended was Mary Kirk about to marry hires Rogers memo- liam Kennedy of Dorchester, Mass., Mrs. instead of the whose rial she didn’t love sister, Romance, Zitterbart exercises at Liberty June 1st. CENTER MONTVII.EE. James Foley of this town and Mrs. Frank wedding day it really was? Why did Ora Wade Izora of PROSPECT. Mary Kirk still love a man who had Duncan, principal Liberty High E. H. Bo French of Bangor, who was an aunt and PART 11 (Advanced Waiter Ciark is home from France. blackened her name? You’ll have the Pupils) school, passed the week-end with friends foster mother of Mrs. Fogg, were among Mrs. F. E. Harding and daughters of answers when you see beautiful Mildred Hungarian Rhapsody March Liszt in town. Sheri!!' F. A. Cushman was in town EYE SIGHT S- those who went to Westbrook from Bos- Mrs. Allan Howes and Miss Brewer are guests of the former’s Harris in “Borrowed Clothes” Tuesday. parents, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dow were 30 Years' I ton. And on the same bill, Pearl White in Marguerite Owen George Sunday Mr and Mrs. Ira Ward. the latest episode, The Lightning Raide.. Venetian Love Song, Nevin guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Overlock C. A. Mean now has a l iberty and ltel- 44 South Main Street. Memorial Day was fittingly observed Miss Dorman Congratulations are extended to Mr j Hope June 1st. fast telephone, Mi-33. Office Days— Mono here, d he exercises were Seconde Godard and Mrs. C. H. the arrival of following pre- D. W. Griffith’s Masterpiece, Wednesday. Valse, Gray upon Calls prompt Miss Marian Small Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Sawyer and daugh- E. A. Kamsay of Waterville is the sented a. I nlon Hall at 2 p. m.: Selection, Love scenes in photoplays have become a son, Quentin Everett. La ter came in guest of relatives here. much a matter of “Three steps for- Baladine, Tysberg Carmen through their car | orchestra; prayer, Rev. C. A. Purdy; re- very Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Clark and son Miss Marguerite Owen, 1st piano from ward, two to the side, meet, clinch, Kiss Augusta Saturday, returning Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown were sponse, orchestra; America, school chil- Miss Beulah 2nd guests Dr. Hester for three feet and fade out,” and the Young, piano Earle were in Brewer for the holiday Quartet from day. ■Wednesdayof Mr and Mrs .1 J. Clement. dren, acrompanied by orchestra; com- variation is largely in the length of the “Rigoletto,” Spindler visiting their Mrs. James Cundy. Mrs. Allan Howes daughter, mander’s address, Guvanus Dunton; kiss and the number of steps. Hon. Charles S. Adams of South Mont- Mrs. D. K. McFarland is ttie guest ol Shadow MacDowell Mrs. Jennie Dockham was in attend- OSTEOl So the announcement of a new love Dance, ville the last in reading rol! of honor, Raymond F. Cole; Miss Beulah occupied pulpit Sunday Mrs. Sarali Stevens in Brooks. in the David Wark Griffith picture, Young ance at the Grand Temple, Pythian Sis- N. scene, A Dream of the absence of the pastor. Mr. Adams taps, Percy Hall; selection, orchestra; re- Love, Liszt Mrs. James F is tier Odd Fellows Bloc “The Girl Who Stayed at Home,” is ters, at Lewiston last week, and was Kamsay visiting Miss Marguerite Owen is only a but demon- remarks and reading, “Your Flag and My freshing if nothing else. Mr. Griffith is lay member, Mrs. E. O. in Pitts- Quartet for 2 elected to the office of Grand Junior. daughter, Clement, a master at old in new ways, pianos, strated the fact again, that good talkers | Tel. 247-3. Flag,” D M. Spencer; reading, Lemuel doing things fleld- V should Hungarian Dance, Brahms Mrs. F. M. was in Frankfort fe*- so it is not surprising that he play and workers are not conlined to the min- Alley May | Lord; vocal solo, Joshua Treat, Jr.;poem, Mrs. Thomas Bowker, Miss Marguer- Office hours 10 to a love scene in a way no one else has ever 23rd and attended the funeral of Charles f Fred Foy got home Thursday. He was He us | original, Carrull L. Young; memorial ad- ite Owen, Miss Florence istry. gave helpful Christian talk Other hours by ap; | thought of. Chaples, j while in France and two Miss Stoddard from Laflin. The sympathy of the people of gassed passed dress, Judge Bowden; StarSpangled Ban- The picture will be shown Wednesday, Daniel *05. is extended to the bereaved months in a hospital, but says lie scenes between Prospect is^all ner, audience; benediction, Rev. C. A. I and it is stated that the right now. Robert Harron as “Jim, the Oily Peril,” family. TO Purdy. There were eight veterans of the R! ! j Mr. Griffiith’s and Clarine Seymour, S. E. Bowler of Palermo was t he guest Civil War present: D. M. Guv- Spencer, bright new as “Cutie Beautiful,” Twin Oak Cottony, star, SWANV1LLE CENTER. of his sister, Mrs. Emma C. Cushman anus Dunton, Capt. I. J. Dunham, Capt are not only love scenes, but are also the of Swan Lake in tl Sa(urda> night. < >. B. Fairfield cream of comedy. called. Three sleepi Faull'.ingham, Cole, George Died in June Monroe, 1st, Mrs. Laura ed, dining 1 t\ Knowles, Benjamin Fish and Percival Mrs. Janies E. Wade of Augusta, who room, Curtis, aged 64 years and 1(1 months. furnished. Good ho.i Smith, the was deco- THE lias been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. stage handsomely MONKOh. TRADE MARK KNOWN IN EVERY HOME Tel. HO, ring t). jtJNIVERSAlt Miss Laura braley ot Bangor visited rated with ilags and hunting. The orches- B. Jaquith, returned home Thursday. Hw2l A. S i l her sister, Mrs. Fred recently. tra was as follows: Frank C. Durham and C. W. Dickey of Barden, Knowles, Charles Make a Pleasure Some party made a clean sweep of violin; Miss Jessie D. Baker, piano;Percy the U. of M. spent the week-end at their Iiou$ekeepinq C. M. Conant and family of Winterport Harden Erskine’s poultry Thursday night. He heard an auto N. Hall, cornet; Carleton Youmfr clarinet; homes here. were callers Sunday at E. A. Robertson’s. engine running in the Giving is a fine art. It is more than to a sense of road, looked out and could see a car with Chester L. Barrows, drum. responding Mr. and Mrs. Herbert of Monroe Rev. W. E. Streeter of Broods spoke duty. Nealey some one apparently trying to adjust were recent guests of Mrs. Sarah He did not at to a large and appreciative audience Me- Briggs. something. suspect that under Wanted once To be a gracious act of respect and good will the gift NORTHPORT. friendship, | cover of the noise they were making morial Day. must represent the best in the The old Larrabee house near Watson giver. that they were putting his liens into some VV 1M)S< Robertson’s was burned after- The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Chester That’s what Universal Electric Home Needs do—that’s Sunday sacks. He had one male bird for which and Mrs. Philo Blaisdell of always Mr. Phila- noon. lie Rnowlton last week and left a pair of why gift-giving is becoming more and more “Universal. paid $5.00. delphia have arrived at their cottage for twins, Phyllis and Philip. The Universal line of electric wedding gifts is on sale in all our Mr. and Mrs. II. P. White were in Win- For the summer. * stores. of Several of the members of E. M. Bil- terport Sunday, guests Mr. and Mrs. Second hand doors Joseph A. Montefoireof Waterville has lings Post attended the funeral services C. B. Jewett. lumber, tVvlra lentil h been spending a few days at Temple of Mr. J. S. Crockett in Brooks, May 29. Central Maine Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moody and daugh- VV. O Heights this week with Mrs. Montefoire, K Palmer several ter were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. who has opened her cottage there for the Mrs. G. A. spent days Power 2w22* in Portland last week. Mrs. Palmer was Company E. A. Robertson. summer season. ^ a delegate to the Grand Chapter, O. E. S. Mrs. Caroline Marr and her 74 Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Strickland of daughter, LET Mrs. Flora Littlefield of were TO been Mrs. Laura Curtis passed away at her Belfast, Bangor have spending the past few athe trade mark knowna here Memorial day visiting relatives. Mrs. Curtis has An eight room ho1;-' days at their cottage at Temple Heights home here June 1st. W. A. Banks. C. F. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Marden, Mrs. Ihompson. Union street; also a was last fall and been a great sufferer for many years and which purchased which j (universal) Sarah Littlefield, Mr. and Mrs. B'red Lit- modern conveniences suffered a severe attack of influenza last is being made very attractive. tlefield and children, all of Waldo, were F. MRS. winter from which she never recovered. callers at Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Littlefield’s George Kent, Druggist. Elden A. and Lawrence H. 23tf Messrs. Sunday. Ward of Thorndike were guests of Mr. Tel. 233 Hi I fast. QUOTATION. Miss Ruby and her gave a and Mrs. W. H. Maflit Memorial Day. Gray pupils very interesting program at her school- returned from over- Lawrence has just As I approve of a youth that has some- room Memorial afternoon, and by invita- LOST WANTED having earned three service stripes' thing of the old man in him, so I am no tion eight of the parents and friends were seas, Lady wishing pleasai* He served a year overseas and seven less pleased with an old man that has present. After the program all went to A pair of glasses between the Colonial vocation during tourist months at Camp Devens and Camp Gor- something of the youth. He that follows the cemetery and a wreath was placed on and Waldo Avenue. Apply to ticulars write don, Ga and was wagoner of 82nd Di- this rule may be old in body, but never all soldiers’ graves, and flowers on many MABEL PHILBRICK, a vision Supply Co., 325th Infantry. can be so in mind. Cicero. others. Then all joined in singing America. 128 Waldo Avenue. HIGGINS ART, Elbridge S. Pitcher was at home from | Auburn fof a short visit the past week. Mrs. Annie E. Morse of East Gardner, Mass., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank I. Wilson. Another Cut in .i. Take all the The Waldo County W. C. T. U. con- Unguaranteed to them , w ant pick vention will be held at Knox June 15th, them as I try on, if pleasant; if not, it will be held June to at TRADE rd exchange 20th. MARK ,j j -ell them at — Edward Evans and family returned to TIRES a iir ■ >miwii— W DOLLAR Waldo last Thursday after spending the The City of ,Nj 1 dollars winter in the J. F. Wilson residence on GOODRICH Condon street. 30x32 $15.00 H DOLLARS Non-Skids, ■ik’l A progressive entertainment will b» eging either. given at the McLellan school Friday,June 30x32 Round Tread,] 14.00 13th. The entertainment will commence in Grade I, at 2 o’clock. All parents and 30x32 Re-Treaded, | 9.75 ROBINSON’S friends are cordially invited to be present. VICTORY The regular meeting of the Eastern J hi r AIR SHOP, | There has also been a reduction of Star will be held Friday evening with approximately Ben D. Field. regular work. Children’s Night will be 15 % in the standard makes of tires. ANNOUNCEMENT oDserved with a luncheon for the chil- * ★ ★ ★ ★ —■ dren at 0 o’clock, followed by an enter- News of Belfast tainment. There have been two deaths the past B. O. NORTON, Maine More VERTISEMEN rS. week the result of influenza and several Belfast, Mileage critical cases of pneumonia....Dr. Elmer advertises the Columbia Small has one case of diphtheria, that of records for which he is Leroy A., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles on distributor, who in W. Stephenson on Belmont avenue. Zenas D. Hartshorn, principal of the Miss Cathleeu Colcord, im The Jane meeting of the Adjustment City Govern- t heater publishes picture Grammar Grades, has introduced a course it home several weeks from Portland for ment called for last week. The Can.p Fire Girls gave an invitation Monday evening was of nature in his classes. Books on reatment for her left for study j throat, Tuesday postponed to July 7th on Hay Electric Co. adver- dance last evening in Odd Fellows’ Hall, account of 7a Tires insects, etc., beautifully il- dangor where she will undergo an opera- lack, of a ai uum cleaner to save with music by Dean Rnowlton, John Par- birds, llowers, j Quorum. ", lustrated have been received. The classes ion on it for enlarged tonsils. 4 h and keep the house ker and Lillian Dexter. The chaperones POOR'S Mills. Arthur ^Goodrich Thompson and gifts for the bride to will a to the expenses in- were Mrs. Arthur E. Mrs. T. B. give play pay j In a personal note under date of June Wilson, daughters Leuore and Winifred and son ng a pleasure, curred. Mrs. Elmer Mrs. J. !nd fro n Melrose, Miss., A C. Knight Eigar returned el Meservey and family Dinsmore, Sherman, Saturday fro n a few Belfast friends have received cards lays: “I am unable to take the long trip t hanks. C. Durham, Mrs. John David and Miss j days’ visit iu Bristol.Mr. and Mrs. 17 from Mrs. i 0 Colorado as i and came a Abbott. The Blue Birds had the Sarah Etta Patterson of West expected here A. Miles food publishes caution Frances Payson, who have been boarding! fola (Fabrics-6,000 the mar- ns lead. I hope to visit Belfast later.” j few weeks hall from 7 to 8 o’clock for games and Somerville, Mass., announcing j at Henry Wentworth’s, moved enter Belmont, adver- dancing. Ice cream was furnished by riage of her daughter Isaphine Ella and j Mr. B. O. Norton has purchased the luasday to the Gilchrest house iujTtie pulpwood. Charles Robert both of Coombs Brothers. White, Worcester, j mtire herd of registered flolstein-Fne- Clty.Several patrons from Riverside Miles publishes a profession- Mass. The will take Thurs- ! sian Lieut. Searle M. Brewster of wedding place cattle, owned by L. N. Gdkey of Grange visited Silver Harvest prds-8,000 Camp Grange day, June 12th, at All Souls Universalist Islesboro. Most of this herd of 20 ani- lastdhursday evening | and his bride of a few by iuvitation and shop are selling shoes Sherman, Ohio, church in Worcester. nals were bred or, Mr. farm. report a rself at months were in Belmont this the Gilkey’s good time.Mrs. Clay of City- >y plan one, two week, ^ V point lost a * guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Fred Please remember that the Waldo Coun- Members of the Universalist Sunday valuable colt recently in the O automobile owners and Eiood ^ ■i >rrill, advertises for a Brewster. They called Tuesday at the ty Veterans Association are to meet with : ichoal are enjoying arts and crafts work pastore. It. was found dead in the * drivers—to Goodrich of three. wire Dealers family home of Mrs. Horace J. Morton. Lieut. Thomas H. Marshall Post and their allied injer the direction of Mrs. Frank I,, fence.... Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daven- port and son —the B. F. Goodrich Rubber vertises another cut in Brewster has been the commanding offi- bodies at their hall in this city, Thursday. r'oung and Mrs. Elmar Keene. The girls spent Sunday with her and quotes prices on mother and brother.Mr. cer at Camp Sherman. Previous to en- With good weather June has always been neet Men lay evenings anl the boys and Mrs. S. Company herewith declares a D. Flood was banner of the G;ve evenin at the spant the week-end with friends tering the service he physical in- the meeting year. j Wednesday gs church ves- more on will have a mid-sum- in mileage adjustment the the ■ry. Searsport. of remnants and odd structor of the Hartford, Conn, schools. Waldo county veterans reception Goodrich Tires—6,000 miles for nning Tuesday, June His wife was a former Hartford young they so justly merit. There were two suicides reported last Fourth of July Celebration. Waldo lady. Capt. and Mrs. C. B. Swett have taken Saturday. Conrad Beckett of Islesboro, county is not only going to cele- SAFETY TREADS, and 8,000 W A. Banks, C. F. brate the glorious tth The second inspection of Co. F of the a furnished home in Machias for the Iged dl) years, banged himself in his barn of July this year at miles for SILVERTOWN CORDS. >e their store at 74 but Third will take next three as the will be md Mrs. Rosesta L>.valley of Frankfort Belfast, it is going to welcome home F. Bent, druggist, Maine Infantry place at months, captain all of its war the in this on even- in that vicinity in his additional duties Irowned herse'f in the well near her heroes in a most hers for sale cheap a Armory city Friday fitting lome. Her was manner. Such is old. ing at 7.30 p. m., with Lieut. Colonel F. in connection with the Pejepscot Paper & age about 50 years. preparations are bein g Fix these new Goodrich made that Adjustment offers for 11. Pulp Co. Their daughter, Miss Mabel 3oth bad been ill with influenza arid in the event of bad weather Montville, Farnum, Infantry Inspector-Instructor , in Jersey bull. will be in the office in Mn- oneumonia and were the entire program will be carried figures firmly your mind—6,000 in attendance, and it is expected that j Company’s despondent. out-the Hers for sale a small first fair day. There is a miles for SAFETY this Company will show a good rating. chias and Miss Anna will also spend the Freedom A sadernv, Clayton Storer, united action TREADS—8,000 also a top buggy and on the part of citizens of Waldo (Juite a number of the men are now out summer with her parents. orincipal, will observe commencement, county miles for SILVERTOWNS—instead of City of the city on furlough, but the inspection ! 1 he Bangor Chamber of Commerce is .veek beginning with the baccalaureate Bejfast Government, Belfast Board vise groceries, meats of Trade the 3,500 and 5,000 miles for n and The Ne .v Belfast Fair to respectively oread and Berwick always brings out a good number and this asking subscriptions of >10 each fro sermon by Rev. A. A. Smith of Bangor the merchants and others to cover the make this the greatest celebration in store. They also offer will be the first visit of Colonel Farnham aext Sun day at 2.3J p. m. in the Congre- ever heretofore force. cost of wharfage for the steamer Castine, in uses for sale, to the Belfast Armory. gational church. A held^ fthis county. There will be a run by Coombs Bros, of Belfast and fsles- patriotic vesper ser- | biles washed at B. (). ^ grand parade ma de up of different bodies. The Boy Scouts will hold their last boro, for river service during the season. ] nice, with address by Lieut, dlarry M. 1 This new stands back of The program for the day will consist of adjustment The Stirknev & Bab, >ck Coal Co. have Woods at 7.30 p. m. : Junior meeting before the summer vacation , prize speak- sports, horse com has for rent an to allow the use of their wharf speaking, races, ’.vani- all Goodrich tires eight agreed ng contest will be Tires, including next and then the held Monday at 8. ty sings, music by Belfast Ban and an m street. Monday evening meet- for the season at $350. It is hoped to Id; 1, the annual commencement oration by Lieut. J. M. Gillin of in the hands of ings will be discontinued, except in case have the steamer run to river and hay concert Tues- Bangor. already purchased at 8. More particulars will be I of the Nl. E. Church this as a business feeder to iay Id; graduating exercises VVednes- given next week. of emergency, until September. On 1’ues- ports summer user or dealer. | iay at 8 Id l he bad will be Everyone in the county is invited to nave a food sale at the Bangor.—Bangor Daily News. held in the join this week a canvas was bands in day of made by grange hall Thursday evening with Over- making this tie event of years. The of certain poles in Belfast the boys of the various streets in the city adorning ock’s orchestra. Baseball each day at Goodrich Tires in actual on road 1 30 p. in. usage !en Hod will make an to secure books in order that a liberal and vicinity with blue bands flanked and are n next with narrow white hands at top and hot- i Several Sunday, leav- shipment might be made from this city \ thousand people gathered at the pavement today unfolding i- tom has been the subject of much in- 11.20 a. m. to the soldiers in France, and a large Sandypoinl shipyard last Tuesday to wit- such matchless mileage, regularly in quiry. These signs were so placed by less il Circle will observe number were contributed and delivered the launching of the 3,50:3 ton Ferris excess of basis, that the Maine Automobile Association, paint- steamer the sister adjustment •iday All are request- at the library. Their next Scout hike Albrouk, ship of the ed under their direction and Waukomis, launcned April 12th. Dutch Goodrich knows it has the indicate Many Bros.1 t- in regard to the will be June 10th, when they strongest, thing Tuesday, from Belfast saw these for the i is on the line of the yards first will a that Belfast Atlantic most make trip to Thomaston and the Lime and were astonished at the amount ! durable tires the rubber indus- the used the Maine if CASH STORE Maine State prison. Special permission Trail, highway by capita! invested over the 250 acres of a surgical has Bangor, automobilist in from Portsmouth to idea! shipyard. Ur. W. try produced has been granted the Scouts to visit the going B. French of ! rdey Hospital, is the Rockland, Mass., is tile general Groceries prison and will be exrused from Calais. Other markingsused in different manager; Mr, and Mrs. Loren they Lxeorge S. master of the State indicate other Wardwell, builder; and The Goodrich is school on that it looked parts high- 1 adjustment mileage return home, day, being upon Tapt.. Henry W. Butler of Bath, govern- Meats and are of aid to travellers. rnent by the school authorities as an educa- ways great inspector. The hour of the launch- increased because Goodrich knows the I. O. O. F. and of mff was given as 3 tional The to Camden will be Dr. Carl Stevens of this who was p. m., and exactly on ! trip. trip city, the and Fish the in its and it pi Lodges will attend minute tlie immense steamer slid i mileage tires, wants made by boat. The Scouts were active about a year ago commissioned as a and 1 gracefully quietly into the 1 Penobscot, to a share in arch,Sunday morning, in the week and I Lieutenant in the Maine Medical Reserve a motorist their clean-up program many making handsome picture. She was give every r annual memorial ser- christened of them were assigned to various streets and saw duty at Camp Keyes last sum- by Mrs. Orvil W. Smith of Fresh Bay Halibut, 33c economy, and all-around benefits. U akefield, Mass., wife of the Co.s’ treas- in the city where they did some very ef- mer and later at Swans Island last fall urer, who scattered vement is seen in every American Beauty 15c fective work. This week is being ob- : during the epidemic, last week re- roses over her Mackerel, bow and also broke a Go to a Goodrich and a ts, lawns and yards, re- gaily Dealer, buy served as Boy Scout week all through the ceived his discharge from the service. decorated bottle of Poland Spring water, ^Bay 'Haddock, 9c. lean-up week program he Albrook was Goodrich Tire—or four Goodrich United States and an effort is being made According to a recent decision of the towed to Cape Jeliison buy to await Cecil Clay. It is also government orders. This com- to interest everyone in the great work War Department, all officers who have Bread Tires—sure that with fair and lean. pletes the government contract for the Hathaway square that the Boy Scouts have accomplished. been discharged from the regular or any wooden steamers, but there are at pres- a Tread will render Stearns or ent Berwick Cake usage Safety you died Wednesday Members of the John Cochran Chapter service of the United States Army two 2500-ton wooden barges in frame on the for the a home of her daughter, D. A. observed Field Navy will continue the rank and will he ways Emergency Fleet Tel. at least 6,000 miles; and Silvertown R., Day Monday Corporation. 102] No. 4 Belmont avenue, evening at the hospitable home of Mrs. known with such rank as thev may have \ Cord at least 8,000 he held at 2 p. Saturday Evelyn Frost. After partaking of a boun- attained while in the service. W Martin officiating, tiful picnic supper, a business session was The Sunday edition of the Boston Her- j ayed theRockport High held, followed by a novel musical pro- aid says: “The Mary A. Hali, t schooner I team on Goodrich Tires from a Dealer the Congress gram under the direction of Mrs. Hazel of 381 tons gross, hailing trom Stoning- j Buy Wednesday afternoon, Bowker, which was greatly enjoyed by ton, Conn., sank May 31st off the West ■ it in this issue. Friday all present. After a profitable evening Bang lighthouse, near Sandy Hook. The 1. Ii. S. will play the the meeting adjourned with best wishes vessel went aground on Romer shoals Automobiles local Washed grounds. to the hostess, and hoping at some time last Tuesday, but was floated the same in the near future to again be her guests. 1 -achers’ Club will hold a day without assistance. She had cleared The program was as follows: public library Thursday, from New York lor Buenos Aires. Ob- Reading, The Old Songs m. will be servers ashore at Hook reported p. Tnere Mrs. E. S. Bowker, with musical Sandy B. O. and the election of of- accompaniment by Mrs. T. E. Bowker today that the mainmast was broken and NORTON, 1 nie L. Barr will address A Musical Romance. the mizzenmast had fallen. The schooner GOODRICH Who was the heroine? Lee A large attendance is Nancy was built at Belfast, Me., in 1882.” The Chorus BELFAST, MAINE was built McDonald & Brown sident. Where was she born? Hall by for itmore of Northport has On a Little Farm Well Tilled the former’s brother, Capt. G. Augustus Mrs. E. P. Frost, Mrs. T. E. Bowker now deceased. so 1 her ■fe from her Forest McDonald, They son, Mrs. E. S. Pitcher to Capt. Gross of Deer Isle. She was 380 TIRES iig that he bad arrived Who was her father? Old Man Moses I tons net. Mobile and would go to Chorus Who reared her? Mrs. and I r his discharge. He went Lofty' The 29th of May was Mrs. A. E. Wil- Mrs. Pitcher "BEST IN THE LONG RUN” 76th leaving son’s birthday, and she was happily and Mid-Summer Division, Who was the hero? Solomon Levi 1018. Chorus completely surprised by her class of Biue Where was his home? Birds. At four o’clock they appeared at lie Rehekah Lodges in Within a Mile of Edinboro the First Parish parsonage, with Mrs. be held with Aurora Mrs. Frost John David Mrs. Wilson happened to No. Ill, I. O. O, F., next Where did he go to college? Fair Harvard be out, but the Blue Birds took possession .lune 10th. Supper will Chorus and hid in every possible place, and when Clearance Sale o’clock, at 25 cents pm Where did they meet? ten minutes later Mrs. Wilson came in, will be conferred on a At Aunt Dinah’s Quilting Party and was just greeting Mrs. David, she es by the stall' of Mizpah Chorus was immediately surrounded by her de- O' Winterport. A musi- What did he say? lighted and vociferous little friends. They will be given. Several 1 Would That My Love Could Silently presented her a cut-glass vase and dish he Rebekah Flow. Doris 1’his Assembly _ through David, spokesman. present. Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Pitcher is a class of girls of the Unitarian Sunday All ; Remnants and Odd Where did he oiler his heart and hand? school that began three years ago with i In the Gloaming six members and now numbers 36. Miss Isabel Ginn The Madison Bulletin of 22nd has ! What did he plead? O Promise Me May Lots of Mrs. T. E. Bowker the following appreciative notice of Dr. Mdse. Whom did they consult? and Mrs. Pepper who have already' made The Old Folks at Home friends in their new home here: “Doctor Chorus have been culled from our and Mrs. J. L. Pepper went to Belfast stock and will What followed? The Wedding Tuesday where they intend to make their r Miss Amy Stoddard be on sale Glass home for the future. Dr. came to placed June and Pepper Tuesday, 10th, What were the decorations? Madison some 23 years ago from Athens : c3itin ue until are I,SERVER in air Blue Bells of Scotland he was located for a goods sold. tight where time, and has j m Chorus 9 ans, which prevents established a reputation as a physician ! ra I Where did their ion of any part they spend honeymoon? and surgeon second to none in this sec- Land i insure the preserva- Dixie tion of Maine. He graduated from Colby ( j eggs. Chorus College in 1889, afterwards taking the MRS. What did j E. P. CARLE gift they receive?. course at Bowdoin Medical School. His ! inur Little Brown eggs when they Jug studies did not cease with his graduation I t and have to Chorus them from crllege for he has been a close stu- j f‘ey are highest. What was their motto? dent of developments in his profession Home Sweet Home and has been constantly up to date in all I Chorus and 50c. can branches of his work. For the past year I per In what did settle? country they he has been in the army, most of the America j time in charge of a large hospital at a j Visit the Kiddies’ Yours truly, Chorus Shop training camp in Toledo, Ohio. Their It was voted to hold a special meeting many friends here the de- FOR GOOD VALUES * deeply regret with a picnic supper at the home of Miss parture of Dr. and Mrs. Pepper and con- j Chur.h Street, Next Door to National Bank. D. Jones Mildred Mitchell, North Belfast, in Au- gratulate Belfast upon the acquisition of gust. The name of Mrs. Marthon Doak a high class professional man and charm- E- HALL. was proposed for membership. ing lady.”^jk|?^jjS -gfadW _OEORGIE SOLDIERS AND Mr. Statler’s Testimony. WHITE’S CORNER. Winterport CANT DO THE WORK SAILORS RECEP- SAVED MV in| s HOUSE ^ TION. HOSTESS It’s too much to try to work every day SAYS The current number of the American K. C. Nealey lias secured employment I mis MAN In On WEAK, a dull or sud- Thursday evening at 8 o’clock, the Magazine contains an article by E. M. in Mass. against constant, backache, ^ Roxbury, largest crowd known in recent Henry O. Statler, who is the proprietor of the fa- den darting pain in the small of the back. years, Hanley 0f n has to his gathered at the town hall in Bluehill to mous hotels which bear his name in Buf- Byron Larby gone former, FAMILYREUNION Belfast, Maine, write, Be rid of it. Doan’s Pills. welcome the home in Perham for a visit. NERVOUS MOTHER Try Kidney boys who have recently re- lots better and Cleveland and St. think falo, Detroit, Louis, i --- Your recommend them. turned from overseas. the pro- True’s Elixir) ;'"ir and also the lessee of the new Hotel neighbors During saved „,v tli« Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Ward of Bangor the memorial tablet to Entertain gram was unvailed by Dr True’s Elixir j, .. Pennsylvania in New York city, on the visited at A. G. 25. ! How It Happened Mrs. Thos. S. Connell, 34 Spring street, tr' Larby’s May 24 and Tells How Lydia E.Pinkham’s Shirley President of the class effects of Detroit his Andrews, family laxative and prohibition. In Belfast, says: “I was laid up all winter 1 C. E. Bartlett and of Orono were F. Mother Who Visit- of 1919 of the Academy. The tablet was tones the hotel has now been dry for a whole year. family Vegetable Compound Only A. E. stomach, nu,..,.. with a of diseases. to the town in of worms. Mr. Statler that the soft guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Libby May complication Along presented memory How- expels Surpi, says drinks, Restored Her Health. 15 ^ ed of ard Carter and Francis members of have < including hot coffee and have 25th. Army Occupation. in the spring I recovered, but was left Field, people worms ^ chocolate, the class of 1919, who enlisted in their from worms. an increased -- a Signs n .'‘‘“Si enjoyed sale. Detroit has a Solomon Ritchie is still under the care with very serious case of kidney trouble. Philadelphia, Pa.—“I was very weak, junior year and made the surpreme sacri- are: Deranged stomaej, n!i “grape juice highball,” made of grape ef I)r. Watson of Monroe and is I doctored and around in gaining always tired, my back ached, and 1 felt DUTIFUL SON. got pretty good fice on the battlefield of Chateau Thierry. sour stomach, offensu juice and seltzer, which has found some slowly. BIG CORPORAL UH most oi the shape for awhile. Later on, I was again The tablet will be placed at the entrance full belly with popularity. Men are patronizing the soft sickly occasional time. I went to a to the campus-grounds. This school pain about the drinks more than used but Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers of Hamp- taken with kidney trouble and for over a navel, p.,|,_ 5|t| they to, sent out Statler den were recent of C. W. doctor and he said No Courtiers Ever Acted With more boys to the service than tint, eyes heavy and didi cannot say that they enjoy doing guests Nealey Knightly year I couldn’t do any work. I suffered and I had nervous indi- any school of its size in the county. lids, itching of the so. The restaurant business has appar- family. More Gallantry to Lady Fair Than nose’ CliH which ad- terribly from my back and kidneys. My After the program a dance was given, rectum, Bhort dry ‘"I ently improved. People are gestion, cough spending Miss Avis Harquail came from Castine ded to weak Did He and His Doughboy Lieut. Alfred Clark and lad the little more my kidneys caused me a great deal of annoy- wife teeth, red point, money. The average check for food recently and the week-end at her spent condition kep me Pals to This Little White at ni.ht. Doan’s Kidney grand march followed by Private Frank tongue, starting ;iii alone is higher than formerly, even apart home here. ance, especially during most of Woman Dress- Pills me I am now able Lane and Mrs. Rosie Mello. Refreshments Write us if you w from increased costs. more worrying Haired brought relief and People buy — the time and he of ice cream and cake were served at in- J. F. True & Co A., desserts. Prohibition, he notes, invariably Mrs. C. B. Jewett entertained the “Lend ed Exquisitely in to be up and around attending to my ,,'"“n a Hand” said if I could not housework. (Statement termission by members of the academy Get Dr. True’s El helps the candy trade. The theatre busi- club Saturday afternoon and Black. given February I could and Army and Navy Club. at once. The cost ness, particularly the movie have I evening, May 24th. stop that, 4, 1905.) “frt houses, not well. I The was the worms and !l had a get On November 1, 1916, Mrs. Connell following program: March, restores L bigger patronage. People want Mrs. W. son E. Hebard and little of heard so muchabout Kern’s orchestra; address of ket for over 60 somewhere to go. By GRACE GOULDER. said: “The cure Doan’s Kidney Pills welcome, yeai Monson visited her sister, Mrs. F. P. E. Pinkham’s Larry audi- Taxicab business has fallen off. Mr. | Lydia the American Y. W. C. A. Over- made for me in 1905 has been a lasting Havner; America, sung by I a few (With Clements, days recently. Vegetable Com- one. 1 this medi- ence; Cost of War, Prof Frank Why should any Statler reasons that when a man has seas.) publicly recommended Lane; The my nusDana warned me to try 11. cine at the time and has occured Solo, America We Love You, Rosie Mello; the for taken only a few drinks there is a certain many friends of Mrs. C. M. Conant Germany, nothing into county took it fora week and felt a little bet- Coblenz, to alter America’s Place in the Austin relaxation of the muscles which makes i are glad to learn that she is rapidly con- rrana my good opinion of it.” War, Kane; the Mars Hill New ter. I it for three months, and Memorial Tablet Unvail- him feel more like than vales at the E. M. G. | kept up Price 60c. at ail music, orchstra; riding depending ing Hospital. dealers. Don’t simply be one of A: j I feel fine and can eat anything now It here In Coblenz. ed, Shirley Andrews; violin duet, Mrs. should on his own limbs. Hotel guests are easier happened right ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Mrs. Sears Littlefield and daughter without distress or nervousness. ’’—Mrs. Mello and Mr. Hatch; Recent Organize enough should be t i : to gel along with under the new A came Into the Y. W. Pills—the same that Mrs. Connell regime. Romaine were at C. M. Conant’s cottage J. 2842 North big corporal Kidney tions of dames Star His Worthline, Taylor St., Govt, Holt; Spangled use Detroit manager savs the change is C. A. Hostess House and asked for the had. Foster-Milburn Company, Mfgrs., own anyway. 1 at Swan Lake a few days recently. Philadelphia Pa. j Banner in Costume, Agnes Smith and like “being transported to heaven” since Buffalo, N Y. last season o: > director, Miss Ruth Woodsnutll, who chorus; music, orchestra. us that the inebriate of the old time has been Charles Durgin of Roxbury, Mass., and The majority of mothers nowadays comes from Colorado springs, Colo. Blaine village he res nearly eliminated. Walter Smith and family of overdo, there are so many demands Newburg mother -here?" he A large and ferocious dog was killed at were C. W. their time and the result “Could my stay corner of his held, w If Mr. Statler had known that prohi- guests May 24th at Nealey’s. upon strength; Bowdoinham recently after it had killed is a began at trying his best to cover bition was coming he would have spent invariably weakened, run-down, once, than $1400 worth of in one load of hay. Ah Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ames of Orono, ac- more sheep the on the new nervous condition with back- bis excitement. k iinuir*i abh your vruHin lor 52,000,000 less Hotel Pennsyl- headaches, last few days. A party of gunners who 7i\ sufficiently it was nr panied by Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Fish of — Chl-ehea-ter a Ulamond because he and and “Your Miss Wood- | Urand//V\ vania, believes $160,000 a year ache, irritability depression mother!” gasped were in search of the animal succeeded ^ Pills in Red and Rold metallic\\^r threshed. This load Hampden, motored to town May 25th and ■9a boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon. of net income has been cut for soon more serious ailments develop. “How did mother ever bushels of as nice t off, which small. your get | in it The were the lid Take no other. But were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A R Well- in shooting sheep prop- of your he sees no immediate substitute. The It is at such periods iife that Lydia E. ¥ Ask for ClII-CireS-TER 9 ever seen in the o man and here?” of the Kev. Levi and B. K. |>ruMlst. Mr. and Mrs C. H. Libby re- Pinkham’s will erty Staples DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 25 liquor business had proved Vegetable Compound f known then taken to the bar exceedingly Mrs. Ames remained for a “Well, she Isn't here yet, but If she | Temple. The owner of the dog is un- f years as Best, Safest, Always ReliablO spectively. restore a normal as profitable. Wine cellar space is good for healthy condition, The seed was worth longer visit. comes will you keep her?" known. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE nothing except storage. Even the bar- it did to Mrs. Worthline. “Of course I will, but—” rooms can rarely be utilized for soda H. E. Haley, aged 64 years, and one of She didn’t finish, for the boy had fountains, because the two require differ- the best known horse breeders and train- back on bis head and ent locations. A good location for the ers in Waldo County, died at his home in smashed his cap was door on a bar is usually a poor one for anything this town May 25th, after ten days’ ill- out of the run. else, since it should be more or less se- I ness. He leaves a widow and one son, The corporal’s visit remained a mys- questered. j M. A. Haley of Monroe. The funeral tery for two days. Then one evening When else services nothing tempts your appetite Ivor does Mr. otatler take much stock were held at his late home May just at dusk a little white haired wo- in the afternoon tea Rev. F. S. Dollitf custom. He says 27th, officiating. Inter- man dressed exquisitely in black ap- we dine in this too to make ment was in Home country early Pilgrims’ cemetery. 20c. and 25c. peared in the sitting room of the Host- that go, and we do so in many cases be- ARE FOR SALE IN ess House, and the corporal was hover- cause we want to go to the theatre. Many BELFAST BY $100 Reward $100 ing behind her, trying to be beside her men who would now hesitate to be seen The readers of this and back of ber and in front of her drinking afternoon tea he thinks will ad- paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least ESSIE P. CARLE all at once. He was her Eat Bread one White just themselves to it under prohibition, dreaded carrying disease that science has as have come been able to cure coat—a fur one. With them were just they to tolerate the Who has all the big in all its stages and that is catarrh. Ca- by special arrangement wrist watch. “My prediction,” he con- three doughboys, pals of the corporal. tarrh being greatly influenced consti- cludes, “is that the common run of the by patterns all the time. They tried to keep in the background, tutional conditions requires constitutional Make it in own home business men will adjust themselves to a but their were on her face. your treatment. Hall’s *#- NO WAITING TO SEND. eyes glued dry world far more than Catarrh Medicine is easily they taken Everyone In the sitting room sat at th nk.” Mr. Statler believes not much internally and acts through the attention. There are no with Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the English business was ever transacted across the Sys- PARIS AND NEW YORK tem speaking men nr women out of uni- cocktail glasses. The little table with its thereby destroying the foundation of the form in the Third Yet intimacies will not disease, giving the patient strength Army area. disappear, because it FRINGES AND SHOES. by building up the constitution and as- FROCKS, here was a woman in civilian clothes. meets a human need, but not a business need. sisting nature in doing its work. The Mothers are unheard of with the army. NEW June 2. The proprietors have so York, girl who There will be more smoking. Hotels in much faith in the Rut this was a mother, everyone knew. curative powers of wants her graduation frock to last prohibition cities already show that. A Hall’s Catarrh Medi- over, After awhile someone found out cine that William Teli offer One man who has to change his habits natur- they Hundred Dollars will do well to avoid any extreme narrow- about tins mother. for any case that it fails to cure. Send ally seeks the solace of tobacco. There ness of or great fussiness of for list of testimonials. skirt, make, Had Been Interned During Wa". will be a new influx of golf players. Peo- Address F. J. for while these things go here now, Paris ple will spend more time out of doors and CHENEY & CO., Toledo, She and her husband, who were Ohio. Sold by all 75c. styles are quite different as exemplified to quote Mr. Statler’s words, “more auto- Druggists, born in Germany, but had been nat- FLOUK mobiles will be sold—and probably fewer by clothes made by the famous houses uralized, lived in San Francisco. Re- will A National be smashed up.” budget System there and by autumn the French styles fore the war they left for Weisbaden, These are his conclusions: will be worn here. Germany, that their invalid daughter “I think that in the great majority of May 29. WASHINGTON, Representative Lines and might have treatment at this famous and its delicious flavor and cases men who have been accustomed to Trimmings. James W. Good of Iowa, chairman of the health resort. taking a drink will simply learn to go Simplicity of line marks the Paris frock, House Committee on They brought their other children without. on Appropriations, has wonderful food value will And, basing my prediction aprons and panel pieces, vie with the introduced a with them. One was Walter, a small what has happened in Detroit, it looks as bill to provide a budget sys- Callot circular cut that are a far if will skirts, boy, and the other was Ralph, now they eat more food, go to the tem which is expected to save the set country cry from our you theaters more, drink more soft drinks, tight ankle length styles. Corporal Stepp of the American Army. quickly right. hundreds of millions of dollars. In ex- spend less for taxis, take their families Belted coats and bloused effects are the When tile war was declared they out planation of it, he says: oftener, and be, on the whole, less rule in Paris tailored clothes, and fringes sent Ralph back to America, because cantankerous human beings than at pres- “To understand the bill one must at he was of and did trim as military age, they ent everything they did here last year But for a time, at least, it will be a first be familiar not want him to for the kaiser. with the details of the in whatever fight pretty sober world, in more ways than fussy frocks women then present system, li is now the duty of Then America entered the war. one—except that 1 expect to see a good wore. the heads of the several executive de- Mrs. Stepp—Mrs. Anna Stepp she is deal of excitement furnished by the men Shoes. partments and officers of Stubby —told of the who drink (be crude illicit and independent tiiis part story: product government establishments to It is that the most furnish footwear, however, “Until a month ago I hadn't heard go temporarily insane as a result.” the Secretary of the Treasury on or be- marked difference is seen between Paris from Ralph for two years and a half— fore the 15th of October of each year and New York modes. even before America got in the war TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. their annual estimates of the funds nec- mail was Held i didti t know essary for their respective departments, The stubby, broad toed shoe with a up. n bother he was in or The fjliowing transfers of real estate for insertion in the book of estimates. It Cuban heel is the Parisian’s choice, and the array not—- is the but I was sure lie were recorded in Waldo County Registry practfce for the head of each ex- was, because—well, of Deeds, for the week ending May 30, ecutive department to ask his bureau because he is an American Here chiefs to 1919: submit their estimate. When she stopped a minute :o sm le up at Delia L. Waning, Unity, to Mary H. all are in they are submitted to the Sec- him. of the Bennett, et al Randolph, Mass.; land retary Treasury, who has no power Alter awhile we heard from some and in to change them. The estimates of one buildings Knox. friends rlmt he was in the army—and Swan-Wbitten to ^wiucL uiui-ci near no relation to those Company, Belfast, that he had come over of another. here. That was Virgil L. Hall and Oscar B. do ; Bureaus under different ex- Wilkins, all I ever knew. It’s nearly five years land and bu ldings in Belfast. ecutive departments, doing a similar since 1 have seen him! Pearl R. Hamlin et al Thorndike, to work, are thus stimulated in rivalry. No “Of it Ulysses A. Wood, do.; land in Thorndike. one co-ordinates or attempts to co-ordi- course was awfully hard—I Addie W. Adams, et a!., Bangor, to nate the activities of the several depart- couldn’t get word to him and he Nahum E. .Pendleton, Islesboro; land in ments. This has resulted in duplications couldn’t to me. My husband used to and Islesboro. therefore extravagance and inef- tell me it wouldn't help Ralph any for ficiency, The are a Eva M. L&Furley, Stockton Springs, to estimates patchwork me to cry. '. tried not to—before the and not a structure. A Emma A. Prescott, do.; land in Stock- great deal of the rest of them anyway. My daughter ton time of the committees of is Springs. Congress got worse steadily—she is no better. Arthur E taken up in the Colson, Searsport, to Joseph exploding visionary We the schemes couldn’t get proper food for E. Redman, do.; land and buildings in of bureau chiefs for which no her after awhile. And she hated to Searsport. administration would be willing to stand see me worried about so I used I. J. Flanders, Knox, to A. E. Chase sponsor. Ralph, to to before Co., Brookt; land and buildings in “My bill provides for the creation of a try keep up them. Brooks. Bureau of the Budget under the Presi- "Last January ray husband came to dent. Conrad J. Beckett, Islesboro, to Lizzie It will have a chief and a neces- Coblenz about his citizen papers. An Thar’s two things can't A Sherman, do ; land in Northport. sary working force. The President will American soldier In Ralph’s company then be furnished Nellie M. Buzzell, Belfast, to Arthur E. with all the informa who was in the office heard his name be do. land and tion needed by him to a imitated—youthful Stantial, buildings in Bel- prepare budget and asked him if he was any relation fast. to present to Congress each The year. to Ralph. He didn’t tell him Ralph and mellow old Jere A. Small, Belfast, to Inez C. Har- budget will show the necessary expenses charm was in Coblenz, but went after Ralph. vey, do.; land in Belfast. j on the one hand and the sources of reve- nue He didn’t tell Ralph his father was Ahbie M. Webster, Winterport, to on the other. The President will be here. When met Adaline Cole, Gardiner; land and build- I responsible for it. Under the present they they couldn’t ings in Winterport j system no one is responsible. If dupli- believe their eyes. Robert C. Ward, Belfast, to John M. ( cations occur the executive will be judged “Ever si«ce then I have been trying O’Leary, do.; land and buildings in Bel- accordingly. The bill substitutes team- to see Ralph. He couldn’t come to work in fast. j the executive departments and Weisbaden because It was out of the Orrin J. to Marcellus bureaus for the unorganized individual Dickey, Belfast, 1/ American area, and I couldn't get R. land and in work of each of the ten members of the McCall Knowiton, do.; buildings Design through until today—more than two Belfast. cabinet and the bureaus under many months.” Chester H. Hawes, Stockton Springs, them. It also provides for a comptroller ¥' “Mellow old in Kentucky ankle straps suggest the type of shoe our They asked her If her had age” good to Elarry H. Hawes, do ; land and build- general, to have authority over all the Ralph in auditors of all children wear in their earliest changed much In all that time. after it ings Stockton Springs. the accounts of all the de- years.| Burley Tobacco is reached William H. Carr, Unity, to Wesley F. partments and to be responsible entirely Thin silk stockings seen in Paris, are “Oh, yes—very much. Rut do you y Woods, do.; land and buildings in to Congress. He would be chosen knot*;, I think it Is because all that Unity. by more often in contrast than matching has cured for two years. Sarah Durgin,Belfast, to Guy Congress, and therefore could criticise long time when I didn’t know where L.Peavey, tones with the and would be shiv- f land and shoes, do; buildings in Belfast. extravagance and inefficiency without he was or how he was—I got In the fear of removal.” are worn over very fine ery, only they habit of thinking of him as he was flesh colored hose of wool. when a ware- SWEET CORN PRIZES he was baby—I kept seeing We millions of pounds in Already here one sees a reversion to him as a baby and remembering the put The of Maine he felt when he was for two University extension of- Cuban heels, but the narrow, long toe is way little. Isn’t houses to fice has received official notice CASTOR IA every year, ripen from the that And now look the style that prevails in New York, with queer? at him 1” Maine Central railroad that it will con- For Infants and Children And the corporal tried not to see the It is a tribute $250 toward sweet corn this the majority still for the high Louis heels slow, expensive prizes adoration In her eyes. years. summer. It is .a special offer, open to In Use For Over 30 Years that are so bad for walking. as “Five years is a long time to wait makes Velvet any person between the ages of 18 and 22. bears method. But it Always Short Sleeve Models. to see your hoy,” she and The amount will be divided among the the murmured, ten Half sleeves or less are seen on a kept her eyes on him. Again she had as can counties within the Maine sweet corn Signature of great a tobacco money buy. forgotten the around her. good pipe belt, 115 being offered for the best and many dressy frocks and blouses, and this people $10 for the second best acre production of The corporal cleared his throat. style is exploited Jat exclusive places sweet corn, delivered at a canning fac- The four masted schooner, Bradford E. “Tills Is why I ask <1 you If you could in each here in New York as well as in Paris. tory county. The cost of pro- Jones, the largest vessel ever built in keep my mother, Miss Woodsman. I It makes Velvet mel- duction will be considered in Long lace or the scoring. Lincoln county, was launched Wednes- tight fitting gauntlets didn't want her to come unless she The will have county agents supervision for Boston She fvas chris- that cover the elbow are worn with had a day parties. gloves good place to stay. Ah, e-e-r— low and of the whole matter, including the award tened at friendly—cool Boothbay Harbor with Maine these by many people, though quite as thanks awfully.” of prizes. water Miss Katherine spring by P. Jones And tlint is the of how Get W. H. the Maine Central’s in- many show the arm uncovered. The story the and Hunton, | of Brockton, Mass., daughter of the man long-burning. dustrial to be able elaborate Russian which is the Hostess House happened to entertain agent, hopes shortly to I for whom the schooner was named. Capt. blouse, a the only known A,. E. F. mother win of Velvet’s announce special olfer of prizes for the j W. E. Reamie of Machias has been chosen leading style for handsome extra waists that charm has visited raising of pigs by Maine boys and girls. to command the new craft. the Army of Occupation. is especially apt to show a shortened mellow age in your sleeve, though one can find them in longer 1 engths to answer to the demand of women SALE OF pipe today. who dislike to display the lower arm un- adorned. Nothing is too ornate or elaborate Donl either in material or trimming for these sick blouses and none of dressy Don’t get practically meals. hurry your them finish at the waist, though some Don’t eat when SeciianilCrt rest overtired, a few moments before eating. compromise on apron fronts or hanging It will pay you. panels. Closing out at reduced prices of bed- Don't borrow time for work that belongs to rest or sleep. Pinked ruches of taffeta are revived steads. springs, white iron Don't the first bedsteads, neglect symptoms of illness or disordered digestion. for trimming gauzy frocks and dotted couches, commodes, scales, miscellane- Don t allow the bowels to become constipated, but if you are so swiss is in great favor for girlish wear. ous dishes, sofas, large gasolene unfortunate, tank, Verona Clarke. lawn wire, chairs, canoes, sprayers, and DON’T one or delay taking two teaspoonfuls of “L. F.” Atwood's various articles. Must sell. Going out Medicine on at retiring night. It has a record of sixty years and of the business. Apply to never fails to relieve constipation and biliousness. Children All dealers have it in Ory large bottles for fifty cents. Be sure to the L. F. kind. FOR FLETCHER’S DICKEY & KNOWLTON, A generous sample mailed free on request getV the “L. F.” Medicine Co.. Portland, Me. CASTORIA Pythian Block, Belfast, Maine. TEXAS WHEAT CROP. At a Probate Court held it Be I within ----— / The fiat, and At a reapers have already started on the for Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Home For Actresses at N. J. the County of Waldo, on the 18th day At a Probate Court bold at within provides Camp Dix, southern belt and will for the County of Waldo, on the 13th day of Belfast, and The edge of the grain of May, A. D. 1819. for the of Ip Dallas, Tex., May 28. two mil- continue May, A. D. 1919. County Waldo, in vacation, on tb« county by county 14th lion acres of Texaa land sown in wheat moving north, Emily E. Patterson of Belfaat, in said Coun- day of May, A. D. 1919. and State A certain instrument, to be an by State, until they reach ty, heir-at-law of John A, late of purported last autumn are expected to produce a Patterson, authenticated of the last will Blanche M. Mansfield of in Canada next fall. Belfast, in said County of Waldo, deceased, copy and testa- Bangor, the crop of 40,000,000 bushels, five times ment and the probate thereof, of Rose E County of Penobscot, as creditor in estate of Many districts never before used for having presented a petition praying that she, than any previous Texas wheat Cleveland, late of Trenton, in the of Addie De Silver, late of in said larger wheat last fall, in- Emily £. Patterson, or aome other suitable County Prospect, Texas ®ro'?f>nS were sown Oneida and State of New hav- County of Waldo crop. The growers guarantee person, be administrator of the es- \ork, deceased, deceased, having presented cl™t tracts that formerly grew cotton. appointed been for a petition that John a of $2 28 a a tate of said ing presented probate with a petition praying R. Dun ton of price bushel, figure total Wheat deceased. Belfast, in the statisticians have figured that praying'that the copy of said will may be allow- County of Wal(}o, or some return of $91,000,000 in round figures, the That the said notice other Texas crop, reduced to bread, will Ordered, petitioner give ed, filed and recorded in the Probate Court of suitable person, be appointed adminis- with a $10,000,000 reduction as t ie ap- to all persons interested a of said trator of the make 1,120,000,000 or 11,200,000,- by causing copy Waldo County and that letters testamen- estate of said deceased. cost of loaves, this order to be three weeks suc- proximate production. 000 published tary be issued to Susan C. the execu- sandwiches. Yeomans, That the said Districts of west Texas and the Pan- cessively in I'he Republican Journal, a news- trix named therein. Ordered, petitioner give notice to all persons interested a handle belt are a paper published at Belfast, in said County, that by causing copy of recruiting huge army for Ordered, That the said this order to be The League of Nations is made up of they may appear at a Probate Court, to be held petitioner give notice published three weeks suc- harvesting the crop within the next 60 to all persons interested in at Belfast, within and for said on the by causing a copy of cessively The Repub'ican a news- about two and miles of County, this order to be Journal, days. For the first time in three years seven-eighths 10th of at ten of published three weeks succea- paper published at that day June, A. D, 1919, the in Belfast, they may ap- the drouth-stricken section of west 'swely The Republican Journal, a pear at a Probate Tex- English influence and forty rods of Am- clock before noon, and show cause, if any newspaper Court, to be held at Belfast, | published at Belfast, in said that within and for said as have use for reapers. they have, why the prayer of said petitioner County, they County, on the 10th day of I erican persistence. may appear at a Probate to should not be granted. Court, be held at June, A. D, 1919. at ten of the clock before Belfast, within and for said ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. County, on the noon, and show cause, if any they have, why lOth day of June. A. D. at ten the A true Attest: 1919, of the clock prayer of said petitioner should not be copy. before and noon, show cause, if any they have granted Chas. E. Johnson, Register. the FORTY YEARS A why prayer of said petitioner should not ELLERY BOWDEN. DRUGGIST be Judge. At a Probate L-ourt held at Belfast, within a"d granted, A true copy. Attest: for the of on the 13th of ELLERY BOW DEN, Judge. f-has E. County Waldo, day A true Johnson, Register. He May, A. D 1919. copy- Attest: Endorses Chas. E. Edgar B. Bean of in said Johnson, Register Montville, County, At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and guardian of Fred J. Bowler, heir-at-law of for the of At a Probate Court heid at Belfast, within and County Waldo, on the second Emma A. Bowler, late of Montville, in said for of M A. D. 1919. the County of Waldo, on the 13th day of Tuesday ay, of Waldo, deceased, having presented County May, A. D. 1919 A certain a it on praying that Albert J Skidmore of instrument, purporting to be the pe Hattie last will PERUNA or some be Closson was on 8, and testament of Janes R Liberty, other suitable person, ap- May 1900, appoint- Downes, ed executrix late pointed administrator of the estate of said of the wili of Isaac C. Closson, of Frankfort, in said County of Waldo, late of Searsport, and has deceased deceased, been Read this from deceased. without having presented for probate Mr. L. A. having fully administered said estate, and a with petition praying that said will be allowed Richardson Ordered, that the said petitioner give notice of Illinois: petition having been presented requesting that and^that letter* testamentary issue to him, Marine, to all persons interested by causing a copy of Alexander H. Nichols, or some other suitable Cha les F. Downes, he being the executor ■•1 have been this order to be published three weeks succes- be engaged in the retail drag bani- person, may appointed administrator, with named therein, without bond, as so provided io for the sively in The Republican Journal, a newspaper the will P“»* forty yearn. During this annexed, of the estate of Isaac C. the will. J™time I have seen published at Belfast, in said that many patent medicines come County, they Closson, not already administered. into use. flourish for one or at a Probate to be held at Thai not'ce In two years and then may appear Court, Ordered, be given to all persona ay the Liberty Theater at Camp Plx, N. J., find a touch gradually disappear. There Ordered. That the said petitioner notice gre very* few1GW UIof Belfast, within and for said County, on the 10th give interested by a of this order to be ttlPSP rptnprl OQ that _, to all causing copy rs' House which the committee of the of A. D. at ten of the clock persons interested by causing a copy of three weeks housing Young life Perunn has lns"re tnenl day June, 1919, published successively in The Re- always been a good .eile, « this order to be three of which Mrs. John P. Is " n,arked before noon, and show cause, if any they have, published weeks auc- publican Journal, a at Bel- ssociation, Rockefeller, Jr., Increase from yea* to year. The change in c~ in The newspaper published ?T ,h, ,T**hsome aively Republican a news- ago, by the addition of the formula years why the prayer of said petitioner should not Journal, fast, in said County, that may appear at a r them. Because of the distance from any town where slightly11J lafativn‘n®laxative made it paper at they a reliable remedy foe properties, hn» be published Belfast, in said County, Probate to be held at granted. th Court, Belfast, within and is necessary to provide some sort of living accommoda- tablespoonful doses If taken *" they may appear at a Probate Court, to for said by adults It 1,1 ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. Count}, on the second Tuesday of or three dava* time T will0break?peak ,UPo°nd?h worst coldiliTH in two be held at within and The Y. W. C. A. built the it with all A true Attest: Belfast, for said County, June next, at ten of the clock before house, supplying to “rg'lng my brother druggists copy. on the noon, recommend it for these two 10th day of A. L). at and ailments Cuas. E. Johnson, June, 1919, show cause, f any the same sewing machines, washtubs a*d Ironing boards. Camp Register, ten of the clock they have, why Sold before noon, and show cause, should not be nilar liouse. Everywhere Liquid or Tablet Form A.k Your Dealer if proved, approved and allowed At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and any they have, why the prayer of said peti- and petition granted. tioner should not be for the County of Waldo, on the 13th day of granted. ELLERY ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. May, A. D. 1919. BOWDEN. Judge, A true copy. Attest: At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and A true copy. Attest: PROHIBITION TO BRING Emma S. Gordon, widow of Nelson Chas. E. Johnson, Register. for the County of Waldo, on the second Gordon, Chas. E. s NIFORMS HOUSEKEEPERS late of in said of Johnson, Register. Tuesday of May, A. D, 1919 Thorndike, County Waldo, COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE After you have finished your deceased, having presented a At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and soring A certain to be the petition praying At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and instrument, purporting an allowance for the housecleaning, do not burn your pa- that may be made to her out of for County of Waldo, on the second rags, last will and testament of William E, the County of Waldo, on the 13th day of STUDENTS and other Turn Bowler, the personal estate of said deceased. Tuesday ot May, A. D. 1919. HOT' Hazel MacKaye Advises Using Build- pers,rubbers salvage. your late of in said County of Waldo, May, A. D. 1919. Searsport, That the said notice A waste materials into money. I am pay- deceased, been I for Ordered, petitioner give Esther H. certain instrument, to be as Centers for Com- having presente probate Pendleton of Malden, Mass., ad- purporting the ings Drama, the to ail persons interested by causing a copy of laBt will and ing highest market prices for rags, with petition praying that said will be allowed ministratrix of the estate of Alice Maria Park, testament of Thomas Caverly, this order to be published three Weeks succes- late of in Workers Will munity Sings and Enter- papers, magazines, and that letters testamentary issue to her, late of Mass the Pro- Troy, said County of de- iron, metals, rubbers, in The a Malden, appointed by Waldo, Caddie she the executor named sively, Republican Journal, newspaper bate Court ceased, having been for bags and burlaps. Phone 229-4 or drop a Bowler, being of the County of Middlesex, Mass., presented probate tainments. published in Belfast, that they may appear at a with petition nmless Stu- postal and I will call therein, without bond, it being so provided in deceased, having presented a petition praying that said will be allowed promptly. said Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, within praying and that letters will. that she be licensed to collect and receive or testamentary issue to him, SAM FREEDMAN, and for said County, on the 10th day of Rufus E. that June, to sell by or sale and transfer Stone, he being the executor named tzerland. not turn corner 16 Ordered, notice De given to all persons A. D. at ten of the clock before private public [ Why the snloon into Cross St., Belfast, Me. 1919, noon, and deliver certain therein. interested by causing a copy of this order to personal property and a the law and show cause, if any they have, why the community playhouse when be published three weeks successively, in The rights and credits belonging to said deceased That prayer of said petitioner should not be granted Ordered, notice be given to aii persons effects the closing of these gathering Republican a at as are located in the State of Maine, which interested he Wo- Journal, newspaper published ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge, by causing a copy of this order to [ Young WANTED Belfast, that at a Probate are described in her said petition. be places, asks Miss Hazel MacKaye, di- they may appear A true copy. Attest: published thiee weeks successively in The to be held at within and for that >-iation minus Court, Belfast, Chas. E Ordered, tf e said petitioner notice Republican Journal, a at j rector of the Department of Pageantry A YOUNG GIRL to help in the care of Johnson, Register. give newspaper published said on the second of June to all interested a in said Association in- I County, Tuesday j persons by causing copy of County, that they m-iy appear and Drama of the rational Young Wo- children. Apply to next, at ten of the atBelfast, a clock before noon, and this order to be published three weeks succes- Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, with- » \t winter men's MRS. A. J. or show if the same WALDO SS. In Court of Probate, held at in and by Christian Association? KING, cause, any they nave, why sively in The Republican Journal, a newspaper for said County, on the second Tues- should not be and allowed Belfast, on the 13th day of 1919. John at of e been strand- “1 went over on the West Side of MRS. C. B. HOLMES, proved, approved May, published Belfast, that they may appear at day June next, at ten of the clock be- W. administrator of the estate of tf21 21 Pearl and petition granted. Bailey, Nellie a Probate Court, to be held at within fore noon, and show i New York one Street, Belfast. Belfast, cause.if any they have,why m tlie war and night recently to attend M. late of Monroe, in said de- the ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. Bailey, County, and for said county, on the 10th day of same should not be proved, approved and a drama Miss A ceased, his first and final ac- funds, inabili- community meeting,” true copy. Attest: having presented June, A. D. 1919, at ten of the dock before allowed and petition granted. Chas. E. Johnson. count of administration of said estate for al- and show if me country, a MacKaye says in explaining her theo- Register. noon, cause, any they have, why ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. lowance. the of < A true “and as I was I prayer said petitioner should not be copy. Attest: versity courses [ ry, riding along noticed Jasmine Tea At a Probate Court neiQ hi Belfast, within and Ordered, that notice thereof be given three granted. Chas, E. Johnson. Register. to ; how many saloons there were—one on no family received from China. Fragrant for the County of Waldo, on the 13th day of weeks successively in The Republican Journal, ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. I every corner and another in the mid- D. a in in said Coun- A true copy. Attest: min there next and fine May, A, 1919. newspaper published Belfast, At a Probate invigorating, especially Court neid at within an 1 I dle of the It all ty, that all persons interested may attend at a Chas. E. Belfast, block. seemed, just for luncheon or afternoon tea. Mary L. Battles of in said Coun- Johnson, Register. tor the of Frankfort, held at County Waldo, on the second with widow of Probate Court, to be Belfast, on the ho lias been in i blazing lights. Those lights ought If interested, call 56. ty, James Battles, late of Frankfort, At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and 1 Tuesday of May. A, D. 1919, 213-3, or. in said 10th day of June next, and show cause, if any not to out with County of Waldo, deceased, for the Crunty of Waldo, on the 13th of \ mrs under the go prohibition. They having they have, why the said account should not day A certain presented a petition praying that she, L. May, A. D. 1919. ! instrument,purporting to be the last ought to shine for worth Mary be allowed. will and m Federation, something Battles, or some other suitable be testament of George W. Hasty, late of person, ap- ELLERY Robert C. Ward of Belfast, trustee of the while to all of the people, and what administrator of the BOWDEN. Judge. I Thorndike, in said of •’•»nal Student pointed estate of said de- estate in trust County Waldo, deceased, Probate Notices. A true copy. Attest: given for the benefit of Phebe ! been for to serve having presented with A. for cloth- better than community drama and ceased, without bond. A. Ward and probate peti- Chas E. Johnson. Register. Edward A. Ward of said Belfast, tion that said will Ordered, That the said notice j praying be allowed and that sings ?” petitioner give , under the will of John late of I women stu- to ail Ward, Belfast, letters testamentary issue to the In Court of held at persons interested by a of 1 her, said Miss feels that WALDO SS. Probate, causing copy j in said County of Waldo, Lila M. i he scarcity of MacKaye the war this order to be three WALDO SS. In Court of Probate, held at deceased, having Hasty, she, being the executrix named Belfast, on the 13th day of 1919 Thomas published weeks suc- a has a May, on the 13th of 1919. presented petition praying that he may be therein, without it u given great impetus to cessively in The a Belfast, day May, George j bond, being so provided in these almost popular M- Gunn, executor of .he will of Ada I. Cobb, Republican Journal, news- licensed to sell and at sale at A, Worthing, executor of the estate of Eva convey private cer- j said will. interest in drama and that late of in said deceased, paper published Belfast, in said County, tain real estate necessary for through Searsmont, County, late of in said belonging to the estate of said that they may appear at a Probate (. to Estelle Smith, Palermo, County, and drama a deal in having presented his first and final account of ourt, be deceased, situated in Belfast and Ordered, That notice be coat so that pageantry great held at his first and finai described in given to all allowance. Belfast, within and for said *;.n deceased, having presented the administration of said estate for County, said petition. persons interested by a of thi3 'ses or out way of Americanization can he ef- the 10th of A. D. account of administration of said estate for causing copy go three day June, 1919, at ten of order to oe three fected. Ordered, that notice thereof be given, the clock before allowance. Ordered, That me sain petitioner notice published weeks succes- noon, and show cause, if any give sively in The weeks successively in The Republican Journal, to all interested a Republican Journal, a newspa- they have, why the prayer of said that notice thereof be three persons by causing copy of : : cases of all Through the community center, If it in in said Coun- petitioner Ordered, given, per published at th it a newspaper published Belfast, should not be this order to be published three weeks suc- Beifast, they may aopear granted. weeks successively, in The Republican Jour- at a be in a district populated of that all interested may attend at a in The Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, with- g. save hats, largely ty, persons ELLERY a in in cessively Republican Journal, a news- BOWDEN. Judge. nal. newspaper published Belfast, said in and for said on the one Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,on the 10th A paper at that County, second Tuesday n, have been foreign nationality, these people true copy. Attest: that all interested may attend published Belfast, they may ap- j and show if County, persons of June next, at ten of the clock before no could day of June next, cause, any ( has. E. pear at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, m, ■mien present pageants of the life in Johnson, Register. at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on and show cause, if college j they have, why the said account should not be within and for said County, on the 10th of any they have, wny th their mother the 10th day of June next, and show cause, day same should not be gland countries, translating allowed. ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. A D, at ten of the proved, approved and al- States, At a Probate account June, 1919, clock be- | them into Court held a. Belfast, within and if any they have, why the said I English, so that Americans A true copy. Attest: fore noon, and show cause, if any have, lowed and petition granted. Pennsylvania, for the County of Waldo, on the 13th day of should not be allowed. they and also the Chas E. Johnson, Register. why the prayer of said petitioner should not ELLERY <• by the Stu- younger English speaking May, A. D. 1919. ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge BOWDEN, Judge. \ oe granted. A t ue copy. Attest: members of their household could un- A true copy. Attest: National Y. W. NOTICE. The suo Eugene Brown of Worcester, ELLERY E. ADMINISTRATOR’S Massachusetts, Chas. E. BOWDEN, Judge. Chas. Johnson, Regist r. derstand and their tradi- administrator, with the will Johnson, Register, response to appreciate scriber hereby gives notice that he has beeu annexed,of the es- A true copy. Attest: tate of Fannie E. will tions. American art would he greatly duly appointed administrator of the estatejof Sylvester, late of B-lfast, in ('has. E. Johnson, Register. clothing said of Ac a Probate Court held at Belfast, within enriched thus County Waldo, deceased, having pre- WALDO SB. in Court of Probate, hell at and through the drama of EDWIN P, late of Winterport. At a Probate v..ourt neia at for the of made over in TREAT, sented a petition that the on the 13th of 1919. Wilmot Belfast, within and County Waldo, on the s eond Tues- praying Judge of ; Belfast, day May, 1 all of the nations whose have All for the of on the of May, A. D. 1919. peoples in the County of W'aldo, deceased. persons Probate may determine who are entitled to i L. Gray, guardian of the estate of James Rey- County Waldo, 13ch day of day settled in the estate of said de- said estate and May, A. D. 1919. collected this country. On the other having demands against their respective shares therein nolds of Unity, in said County, having pre- A certain Adng for set- j instrument purporting to be the hand ceased are desired to present the same and order the same to be distributed accord- I sented his first and final account of guardian- Susan N. Morse of C in the nearest New American ideals, American his- >has8ett, County j last will and testament of Ernma F. Patterson tlement and all indebted thereto are of and requested ingly. ship of said estate for allowance, Norfolk ir.tate of Massachusetts, guar- late of in said of ■ and American even Belfast, County de- is, which have tory festivals, laws to make dian of N. Waldo, payment immediately. Ordered, That the said that notice '.hereof be three Emily Morse, Marian E. Morse and been fur such as child labor and petitioner give notice Ordered, given, ceased,having presented probate with C. A. secreta- minimum wage, EDWIN F. TREAT. to all Dorothy L. Morse of Massachu- persons interested by causing a copy of weeks successively in The Republican Journal, Cohassett, petition praying that said will be allowed and could be to these Winterport, Me., May 13. 1919, setts, having presented a petition that ml the official interpreted people this'Order to be published three weeks suc- a newspaper published in Belfast, in said Coun- praying that letters testamentary issue to him, Frank she be licensed to means of in The ail interested attend at a may sell and convey at Herbert he h- As by pageantry. The sub- cessively Republican Journal, a news- ty, that persons may pub- j Hall, being the executor named ing sent. ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE. lie or private sale certain real estate have been paper published in Belfast, that they may ap- Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the belonging therein. -tied in war “People learning not only scribers notice that they have been to said situated in I by hereby give pear at a Probate Court to be June and show cause, if wards, Belmont, in said of the estate >f held at Belfast, 10th day of next, any ; to work together, but to duly appointed administrators of and described Ordered, that notice be to all mimed by the play togeth- w thin and for said County, on the 10th day of they have, why the said account should not Crunty Waldo, in said peti- ! given per- late of tion. sons interested a of ■it remove er,” Miss MacKaye says, “particularly HERBERT G. AIA DDOCKS, Swanville, June, A. D. 19J9, at ten of the clock before ! be by causing copy this will allowed, order to be and show published three weeks succes- the since the war. when the people slood in the County of Waldo, deceased, and giveu noon, cause, if any they have, why ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice | uniforms the j sively in the Republican J >urnal, a in drives and bonds as the law directs. All persons having prayer cf said petitioner should not be | A true copy. Attest: to all persons interested by causing a copy of ■ newspaper corn by these together large patriotic published at Belfast, in said County, that demands against the estate of said deceased granted. Chas. E. Johnson Register. this order to be published three weeks succer- they community entertainments. The may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at reed by world op- are desired to the same for settle- ELLERY BOW DEN, sively in The Republican Journal, a present Judge, newspaper Belfast, within and for said to build a commu- thereto are to A true Attest: at in said County, on the vitzerland for portunity up great ment and all indebted requested copy. WALDO SS. In Court of Probate, held at published Belfast, county, that they second Tuesday of June next, at ten of the is now make immediately. Chas. E. the 13th of may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at nity organization at hand, and payment Johnson, Register. Belfast, on day May, 1919. Bertha clock before and show F MADDOCKS within and for neon, cause, if any they the time is HERBERT A administratrix of the estate of Frank Belfast, said County, on the ripe for it. Why not utilize Wiley,, have, why the same should not be proved, of Brooks, Me. At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and E. late of Belfast, in said de- 10th day of June, A. D. 1919, at ten of the ap- the corner saloon?” Wiley, County, proved and allowed and petition ERNEST E. MADDOCKS for the of on the clock before noon, and show cause, if granted County Waldo, 13th day of ceased, having presented her first and final any they ELLERY BOWDEN. iVITES of Swanville, Me. May, A, D 1919. of have, the prayer of said should Judge. account of administration said estate for why petitioner A true Attest: 1919. not be granted. copy. TO RUMANIA DEPARTMENT ADVISES ON May 13, Charles F. Drake of Frankfort, in said Coun- allowance. Chas. E. ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge, Johnson, Register. ty, executor of the will of Darius K. Drake, Ordered, that notice thereor be given, three NOTICE. The sub- A true copy. Attest: PLUMBING AND CURTAINS ADMINISTRATOR’S late of Frankfort, in said of weeks in The County Waldo, successively, Republican Journal, ('has. E. At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Overseas Work- scriber hereby gives notice that he has been a Johnson, Register, deceased, having presented petition praying a newspaper published in Belfast, in said Coun- for the administrator, with the will County of Waldo, on the second aris. duly appointed that .he may oe licensed to sell and that all interested attend at a convey ty, persona may At a Probate Uourt neid at within and Tuesday of A, D. 1919. New Bureau in Y. W. C. annexed, of the estate ip the State of Maine of it or sale certain real held Belfast, May. Opens public private estate be- Probate Court, to be at Belfast on the fer the of icon Mnrle of to he County Waldo, on the 13th day of I OLIVIA T, BUTMAN, late of longing estate of said deceased and de- l(Rh day of June next, and show cause A certain to A. Overseas Office. Lynn, May, A. D. 1919. ; instrument, purporting be inference with S2ribed in said the said the last will and the of Essex and Commonwealth petition. if any they have, why account should testament of Margaret E. in County John R. Dunton, with the will nit'ee of tlie and bonds not be allowed, administrator, j Wentworth, late of Morrill, in said County of of Massachusetts, deceased, given Ordered, that the said petitioner give notice annexed, of the estate of Lovisa E A new of finance has All having de- ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge, Wilson, j Waldo, d<:ceased, having been presented for held at the Rltz department as the law directs. persons ti all persons nteiested by causing a of late of in said of copy A true Attest: Waldo, County Waldo, de- I probate with that the said will been the mands the estate of said deceased are this order to be ublished copy. 1 petition praying ■1 the American organized by Y. W. C. A. for against p three weeks succes- ceased, having presented a be and the same for settlement Chas. E. Johnson, Register. petition praying allowed that letters issue desired to present si” ly in he Rep ublican a that he be to testamentary i:m Association Its work In France. Miss Constance Journal, newspaper may licensed sell and convey at to Nettie E she and all indebted thereto are requested to make at that her, Haskell, being the execu- of published Belfast, they may ap>pear at public or private sale certain real estate be- trix named md work Clark Pasadena, Cal., is the execu- a Probate therein, without bond, it being so opeD paymentJ immediately. Court, to be held at within SS. In Court of held to the F Belfast, WALDO Probate, at longing estate of said deceased, situ- provided in said will. tive. Miss Clark before her recent JAMES H. HOWES. ana for said County, on the 10th day of June, Belfast, on the 13th day of Mav, 1919, Mary ated in Waldo and described in said petition, to was Belfast. Me May 13, 1919. A, D. 1919, at ter. of the clock That notice Fives of the Y. coming France director of the before noon, E, Staples, administratrix of the estate of Le- that the said Ordered, be given to all persona and show if Ordered, petitioner give notice Hostess cause, any they have, why the roy lata of in said County, interested by causing a copy of this the conference I big Y. W. C. A. House at Camp Staples, Belfast, to all persons interested by causing a copy of order, NOTICE. The sub- prayer of said petitioner should not be deceased, having presented her first and final to be published three weeks successively in head of 1 Lewis, Washington. ADMINISTRATOR’S this order to be published three weeks succes- Taylor, notice that he has been granted. account of administration of said estate for The Republican Journal, a newspaper scriber hereby gives sively in the Republican Journal, a newspaper publish- A. work All contracts, leases and rentals for ELLERY ed at Belfast,that at a over- ] duly administrator of the estate of BOWDEN, JudRe. allowance. published at Belfast, in said that they may appear Probate appointed A true Attest: County, they to be held at rson new buildings will be handled copy. that thereof Court, Belfast, within and for of Hudson, by late of Ordered, notice be given, three may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at ADA B. REYNOLDS, Burnham, Chas. E. Johnson, Register. said County, on the second of June head of Miss Edith Austin of New York City, J weeks successively, in The Republican Jour- Belfast, within and for said on the Tuesday sman, and County, next, at ten of the o’clock before and | in the County of Waldo, deceased, given a in in 10th of A. D. at ten of the noon, nn experienced architect and nal, newspaper published Belfast, said day June, 1919. show if rial work In ! builder, as the law directs. All persons having WALDO SS. In of cause, any they have, why the same bonds Court Probate, heid at County, that all persons interested may attend clock before noon, and show cause, if any 1 who will work this cre- of said deceased they should not be and H. Fowler of through newly demands against the estate Belfas. on the 13th of 1919. Linda at a Probate to be held at the of said proved, approved allowed day May. Court, Belfast, on have, why prayer petitioner should and ated section. are to the same for settlement Chase petition granted. Miss Charlotte desired present Xing, administratrix of the estate of the 10th day of June next,; and show cause, not be granted. thereto are to make Lora A. ELLERY Plans for and decorat- and all indebted requested Chase, late of Monroe, in said Coun- if any they have why the said account should ELLERY BOWDEN, BOWDEN, Judge. 'V. C. A. work remodeling Judge. A true copy. Attest: paymentF * immediately. ty, deceased, having presented her first and not be allowed. A true copy. Attest: -t at ing rooms, clubs and hostess houses L USTUS. has E. the meet- A ERNEST final account of administration of said estate ELLERY BOWDEN, Chas. E. Johnson, Johnson, Register. taken over the Judge. Register. .11. wife of the by Y. W. C. A. will be Waterville, Me., May 13, 1913. for allowance. Atrueopy. Attest: In the of dan in bands Miss Mary Buchanan, Ordered, that notice thereof be three Chas. E Johnson, Register. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. The At a Prouate Court, heiu ac Belfast, within and legation NOTICE. The sub- given, subscriber an interior who comes ADMINISTRATRIX’S weeis in The notice that he has been for the County of Waldo, on the second decorator, orig- has been successively, Republican Journal, hereby gi’-es duly ap- gives notice that she- a of A. from scriber hereby newspaper published in Belfast, in said pointed executor of the last will and testa- Tuesday May, 1). 1919. inally Scotland, but who has been administratrix ot the estate oi WALDO SS. In Court of Probate held at duly appointed County, ihat all persons interested attend ment of A certain instrument, working in France for the American may Belfast, oa the 13th day of May, 1919. George purporting tube the K. late of Unity, at Probate Court, to be held at on last will and ******** GEORGE MURCH, Belfast, executor of the will of EMERY W. late of testament of i mis M. Plummer, Y. W. C. A. since the of its the 10th of June W, Bragdon, Ephraim CUNNINGHAM, 1 beginning d ceased, and day next, and show cause, late of Freedom, in said of * in the County of Waldo, given Bragdon, late of Freedom, in said County, de- Swanvillc, County Waldo, war wmrk if any they the said account been there. bondB as the law directs. All persons having have, why should his first and final deceased, having presented for probate er * not be allowed. ceased, having presented in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given ; In the com- Ihe estate of said deceased with petition praying that said will be allow- addition, department is demands against account of administration of said estate for bonds as the law directs. All persons * same for settle- ELL.EP-Y having ed and that letters DECORATED, ; are desired to present the BOWDEN, Judge. testamentary issue to her, piling lists, suggestions and general A true Attest: allowance. demands against the estate of said deceased ★ and all indebted thereto are requested copy. Lena M Plummer, she bring the executrix for all the of ment, Chas. Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three are desired to present the same for settle- shopping guides buying immediately. E. Johnson, Register. named therein without bond, it b *ing so ''ter of Now * to make payment in The and all indebted thereto are pro- the Association In France, including ALICE R. MURCH. weeks successively, Republican Jour- ment, requested vided in said will. ■ orated the ★ nal, a newspaper published in Belfast, in said to make payment immediately. all kinds of from Me, May 13. 1919. EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. The subscriber Ordered, That notice be to ail building equipment Unity, County, that all persons interested may attend ALBE TE CUNNINGHAM. given persona mie of the * notice tha; he has interested a of this Crete line curtains to plumbing sup- hereby gives been duly ap- at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on Swanville, Me., May 13, 1919. by causing copy order to ■he Ameri- * NOTICE. The sub- pointed executor of the last will and testa- be published three weeks in Tne plies. ADMINISTRATRIX’S the 10th day of June next, and show cause, successively ment of J urnal, a at 'Ilurch War ★ gives notice that she has bee.n if any have, the said account should EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE The subscriber Republican newspaper published A cafeteria will have a scriber hereby they why expert place of the estate of ABNER G. Belfast, in said County, that they may appear at ★ duly appointed administratrix GILMORE, iate of Belfast, not be allowed. hereby gives notice that she has been duly In the to act as ad- a Probate Court, to be held at within department general THOMPSON, late of Unity, ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. appointed executrix of the last will and testa- Belfast, f"r her moral * JOHN ARTHUR in the County of and and for said C,« on the second of visor on restaurant and cafeteria Waldo, deceased, given A true copy. Attest: ment of uniy, Tuesday proj- of Waldo, deceased, and given bonds as the law at ten 'inion to the * in the County directs. All persons having Chas. E. June next, of the clock, b *f jre noon, ects of the Association All Johnson, Register. AUSTIN W. COLLINS, late of throughout bonds as the law directs. persons having demands against the estate of said deceased Winierport, and show cause, if any they have, why the * of said deceased France. demands against the estate are desired to present the same for settlement, in the County of Waldo, deceased. All persons same shou.d not be proved, approved and 'i year Miss ★ the same for settlement and all indebted WALDO SS.—In Court of held at In short, the department is to be are desired to present thereto are requested to make Probate, having demands against the estate of said allowed