The Republican Journai. 88 i'OI.rME MARCH 1916. "BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, 23, NUMBER 1 g' j»u«««.. of todays d° Contents City Government utmo®‘ to guard against 1 a fine Organized. I tt!fir voice, and for many yean sang in the members end his loss overdraft?* won,d call theatten- OBITUARY. will be felt keenly. For Comments. .The War tf^w.» } “Pecwl'y * choir of the Universalist v >w.Paner ■tr«®t and aide walk church, of which he some time his PERSONAL. of *£.e department!! ti — only son, Eugene G. Pierce, hss 1 Government Organized^. Mayor’s Address, Appointment Com- Hs? °S “f News.FCdty 5“ 0Terdr»fta and ask that whet waa a very liberal supporter and earnest been associsted ; Situation. .Obituary.. etc. with him, under the firm name ht? Mexican mittees, Inoney or bo that oil £ ^eir expended, nearly worker. For years he taught a large class of E. C. Pitcher of East Belfast. 8“Ch C. Pierce & Co. He is survived his Ralph Caribou is in Belfast on personal The members*elect of the “ *' need f°r pub,i< of by .The News c;ty council met young men in the Sunday school. Of a a business. shington Whisperings. safety be'auapeade'l wife, by son, E. G. Pierce, a daughter, Mrs. Waldo Pomona 10 a. m., March 20th, and were called to very nature the church was for Brooks. North my view* on Bume o: spiritual him Mary Eck, and a I. L. th!£pVmfV*giVe,L-3L0U by brother, George G. Pierce, Perry returned last Saturday from & f Rev J. W. Richardson’s order in convention Carleton we will have to a haven of rest and r.,riKe. joint by Doak, wblcb treat, anc always inspiration. Many business to in Course on “Fools”.. hatin'0?"?" in formerly of this city, but who after the death trip Boston. Sermon city clerk, who then administered the oath of thJmgTfi£ it£n?lei,ce your abi,ityto meet happy houn he spent with his violin end ", Kill the Birds. .Spring Fever that by the of his wife went to to make his Mr making City’s business Chicago home A. R. office. After Rev. J. Wilbor Rich- nil'eel piano, and he had reached the Leadbetter returned from w The Fort Pownal Marker. prayer by ab,e to to the taa although ad- with his Tuesday em) ntvntT n# ^? if* ! b®. Kive brother, who came east to ardson of the payers of Belfast what vanced of 87 and 11 accompany visit with relatives in Vinalhsven. ,;n Colcord..County Correspond- Baptist church. Mayor William they have a right u age yean months, only the him and that 18 * there, and this was his last viiit to his na- K. Keene read his address as good bu8ine8s administra before his last illness he sat Mr. and follows: day down at tbe Mrs. Charles P. Hazeltine have re- tSnCt* tive, place. The deceased is held in kind re- na| l'he Shade Trees of Bel- piano and played and turned from visits in Mayor’s Address. The City Council sang44Auld;Lang Syne”, membrance our older Boston and Wellesley, r- News of Belfast.. .The organized by W by citizens and by his The electing 4. F. the year 1914 makes our total debt in tenderly arms our mind the floating Inspector of Milk,W, L, West, 9;Giles G. Ab- -.nes, but to city round that she would tell him belief he was a Universalist but to i Stephenson. '■ numbers $7,000. This amount I trust 5. she would rather be inclining uratulated is Belfast. After a bott, by strict economy we will be able to material- Assessor sick and have him Spiritualism. He is survived his one Miss Katherine extensively, in the interests for Three Years, James F, Shel- hold her than to be well by wife, Louise Carr of Portland, for ly reduce the We are at the don. and befouled berat- during year. and not be held. Her daughter, Mrs. D. A. Webber, and her two several years of i1 traffic, time affection never changed | housekeeper Rev. Fr. Her- 5 present hiring $18,000 at the bank in an- Overseers of W. L. O. E ! besmudging his own State, Poor, West, Frost. daughters, Louise and Emma. The funeral man H. ticipation of due the A. throughout all their yearB and it was Hamaker of St. Francis Catholic ■ money city. P. Goodhue, together, ored by any city of Maine, took at his late Board of O. S. her pleasure, as well as place home Saturday at 2 p. m. church, is friends in this f .ok the pulpit to better save Health, Vickery, chairman. duty, to care for him visiting city. ® Highways. CAPT Rev. Carl H. Stevens and V. L. Hall. L M. PARTRIDGE. wheD be most Arthur A. Blair, Universalist, perdition by preaching rum needed her. He was a delicate officiating, Mr. and. Mrs. C. E. Perkins returned Through the installation of new road ma- of last not a vote Trustees Public Library, Ben assisted Rev. J. £ -m, should be given Hazeltine, Lewis M Partridge passed to a life boy and young but the by Wilbor Richardson, Bap- chinery last year we found that it was possible Rev. A. A. Blair, Charles higher man, by most unremit- Thursday from Boston, where they spent the f by the Selwyn Thompson, tist. The bearers were people.—Kennebec to do a amount of work on our at his home in Stockton ting care, Messrs. George E. ! larger streets S. Bickford, W. K. Keene. Springs Feb. 28th strictly temperate habits and an winter, and have opened their store at North- in the way of and than of after a short White, Charles H. Rob- grading gravelling had Trustee Cemetery, Ralph H. Howes. illness of acute bronchitis. He abstemious life he far outlived man’s allotted Twombly, George H. been done in former port Campground, years for the same Night Watch,Fred Sanborn and Tooth- is survived ertson and Millard F. French. the Cities and State. Harry by his wife; his son, Melvin, now span and was remarkably well amount of money, and i would urge you to aker. preserved. Mrs. Clarence E. Hall and little in the far daughter ... feature of the de- continue the same line of work this residing west, and his daughter, Everyone who saw him of interesting year, using Park Superintendent, George spoke how young left for a Weymouth. «. one oi Carolyn Monday Boston, where Mr Hanson in his campaign for a liberal amount of I Leora. One of nine was ornery, iiucksport’s oldest gravel. would advise Sealer of Weights and Measures, Fred E, children,he the last to and fresh he looked for a man of his of Mr. that the years, and most Hall will meet them on their to their new j. mayor Belfast. Hanson, Committee on Highways ascertain Ellis. i S°- highly respected citizens, way Capt. Partridge was born in Prospect* often saying they would never take him to passed d,headed the Democratic ticket the cost at which we could beach be at home in Vt. f',| procure Police, Wm. H. Simon B. on away his home in McDonald Barre, Staples, Wanning, Maine, Ma.ch 24, 1828. His father was middle life. In all street late Monday and was defeated by 93 gravel to be landed on some wharf, and if Thomas J. H P. past the temptations of pos- Brown, Smith, Percy Harn- Wednesday March A. ent, William K. Keene, becom- sible to it at a Josiah a son of Sarah whose I his life at and evening, 15th, at the age Ralph Bramhall, submaster of the Law- e. procure reasonable rate that a man, Edwin White, Earl Curtis, Henry Went- Partridge, Shute, sea, in the gold mines, he never d Republican in 10 liberal amou t of same of 87 years. Mr. rence 5 mayor years. may be used. James ; father was C l. one Emery had been a man of High school, is a worth, A, Nickerson, Luther W. Ham- Benj. Shute, of the drank a glass of liauor. He was alw.v. .a.,. Fairfield, spending s that at the Our big Republican bridges are nearly all in good repair mons, John Alonzo wonderful and was two weeks’ Webb, Hart, Leslie Elms, earliest settlers* of this and who own- of activity, confined to his vacation with his mother, Mrs, i- i^y night the election with the of the lower region, appreciative every kindness shown preceding exception bridge, which Bert Annis, him, bed about ten Alice C. rmont read one of the will ed the house on French's and was a only days previous to his death. Bramhall, speeches require new top, and I would that Standing Committees: Point, Sandypoint, charming companion. He was the sugge-t He was a I r-s>on made when he was the Committee now prominent a of K stumping on Highways ascertain the Accounts and known as the old French house. He was oldest man in Mason, member Eugene J2j. who is 1 Finance, Claims, Alderman town, and one year he was Cannon, attending Coburn nst the of Prohibition. cost of hard for this ago and r, adoption pine covering. You will Wescott, Councilmen Howes and the first the Fidelity Lodge Hancock Royal Arch Libbey. postmaster in town, and the only presented with the cane Bent Chap- Classical Institute and with his parents ie were notorious for the be required to make an to com- Public gold-headed by ter speeches appropriation Schools, Alderman Hall, Councilmen of Bucksport, and was also a member of —,} v:_ii Justice of the Peace in the whole the winter in % i.ich the cities of the work on the the Boston Post for the spending was in Bel- they maligned plete Little River bridge. I territory oldest male citizen. Fort Waterville, •• ine m Knox I. O. O. and ,, enure aiaie, would that we make fr< Belfast to Frankfort. Lodge, F., Riverview fast with impugning suggest the same appro- Highways and Bridges, Alderman Morse, Couples came He was also the oldeBt Mason in town, friends over Sunday. murals of ihe and the for State having Rebekah in people priation Roads as last vear. Councilmen Keech and Hall. from as far as Castine and Lodge, which he took great inter- away Islesboro to joined that order in in 1857. Miss Louise W. of iding of this speech made a d**ep Fire Bucksport, Me., est. Tor Richards the Farmington l Department and City Property. Aider- be married him. many years Mr. Emery was associat- the of Belfast,who turned Sidewalks. by His mother was Eleanor He was for years of Pownal Normal school people man Thompson, Councilmen Hayes and Ladd. Secretary Lodge. ed with his faculty, arrived home last to the nine times The has Wood Grant, a of The brother, James Emery, in the ay reject man, past year been a hard one for our Sidewalks, Alderman Councilmen daughter Capt. James Grant, funeral was held at his late J to the vacation Morse, residence, firm of & Co. He 1 Friday spend spring with her i: who had spoken so slightingly of walks to the fact that the weather made Keech and Hall. called4* Emery is survived hv his owing affectionately Capt. Jimmy,” jwho in Hev. A. A. Blair of the Universalist Annie H ite. Nor were content with havoc with the old board church, inulhei, Mrs. Richards. they walks, many of which Cemeteries, Alderman Council- her widow, Harriet Goodale and one ■ Wentworth, early Commanded the now Emery, at the but after the votes had days famous speaking most feelingly words of comfort to by A. arrived polls, become rotten. This required the men Clements and Kimball. J. Kenney Burgess from Boston on taking old schooner nephew, Robert Emery. Funeral services f;- ted a larger number of the towns- up of same and a amount of and ••Polly.” His childhood was a the bereaved family. Pownal the boat large grading By-Laws Police Regulations, Alderman Lodge attended were Saturday morning for a few hours' in held from his late borne t a grand celebration of the de- done for new walks. I would urge to make Councilmen as near him in a Saturday. Mr. you Hall, Hayes and Staples. very happy one, lived his six body, aDd conducted a short, but j visit with his parents, Hon. and Mrs. Albert 1\ Hanson, and as liberal an for concrete j impres- Emery was well known in this antiprohibitionist appropriation v/alks Enrolled Ordinances, Alderman uncles, brothers of his service at city, and was a — Wescott, mother, all very sive, the grave. The flowers were C. on the p.rator. Portland Evening Ex- as you feel that and that the con- pros- brother Burgess, leaving noon train, you can, Councilmen Clements and Nickerson. of the late James, Robert T. and crete walks laid two be extended perous, owning one hundred acre farms, and very beautiful. years ago Lights, Alderman Thompson, Councilmen Thomas B. Harold the with Emery, sons of Capt. Robert S. Rowe of Sanford, a student at the along several streets. Howes and large families for his His His work is done, and well he has Libbey, playmates. done, of of tditor Hanson Met His Waterloo. Alderman W Emery Belfast. Of his sons, Robert and University Maine, who played on the Bel- ^ Taxes. Sewers, entworth, Councilmen father also owned a large farm, and was earned his rest. anxi- Thomas V uated motives ora Staples and Nickerson. B. were residents of this and fast base ball team last summer, arrived Mon- by politicil mciauu city The rate of taxes for the past year has beeD IlIES Bt*COnU DOy, and stand or whether State Aldermen Morse, died the f applause, a Pensions, W’escott, here, latter in 1871. James was in day and is the guest of Dr. Foster C. Small. quite heavy burden to the tax payers of our and the oldest boy, John, having left home to fol- ■ in nis of the Hall. Mr. Nelson advocacy subject and while I feel that the Curtis passed away Feb. business here as a city, money so raised low the but the 15, 1916, jeweler, but moved to Miss Shaw, a teacher in the &: ses to go outside his State to In sea; farm work was irksome to Marjorie Stev- was needed to carry on the affairs of the city Joint Convention. at his home in Monroe, aged 78 yejrs and 11 Bucksport, where he died ■, not for us to but that the and Oct. 5, 1899. ens school in N. say, Edgar to the best and that the lad, he, too, felt the call of the sea, High Claremont, H„ will ar- advantage, same was Claims of George E. Patt and Walter M months. He was born in telfast met his Waterloo in the well and Monroe, one of the rive next expended, and that the tax payers re- \ oung of Camden against city for accident in longed to see something of the great Saturday to spend the spring vaca Montpelier, Vt., seems to nave ceived value in the ten children of David and Jane and Nettie A., wife of Isaiah W. good way of automobile over embankment world. The love for Curtis, Cross, died at tion with her Mr. and k tni lished. Hanson is a improvements, running at Head the sea was an inherit- parents. Mrs. Walter C. Mr. strong at the same tirfe I would was the 57 Miller urge you to try to °f Tide referred to Committee on Accounts and youngest and last one of the family. her home, street, March 17th, v license or local system of ance from the aged Shaw. option make the rate this year as low as possible and Claims. grandfather^ "Capt. Jimmy.” His first wife was Ellen Tasker of 61 years. 4 months and 1 oay. She was E liquor traffic. at the same At the of seventeen Dixmont, born time not cripple the various de- Water matter referred to Com- age he left home, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank H, of Bruns- J. was Mr. Hanson for his Company and to them three children were in Morrill, the of Stephenson paying I think that a rate of 24c born. His daughter the late Francis partments. or 25c mittee on Accounts and Claims. sta.ted upon his chosen At that time wick were r- rmont is not troubling us just calling. last wife guests the past week ot their sister will be sufficient for our needs. We were was Eliza Carter, by whom he had and Mary Young Greer. Nearly all of her s lie was he lost his and paid from a fund created fortunate in our In Board of Aldermen. mother, home never seemed Mrs. A. J. Morrison. They came to Belfast tc selection of a tax collector one child. He enlisted in in life had been spent in this and rs we would like to know it. We so dear He April, 1862. city while her for the past year, and while the amount as- Aldermen Wescott was made chairman of again. quickly rose to be a master accompany the remains of Mr. ction to Mr. Hanson and served in the 19th Maine health she was a Stephenson’s telling us sessed was we the to Searsport un- permitted regular attendant large, find the taxes collected committee ascertain the cost of city mariner, and at the age of took mother. ust what interests financed his twenty-one til the close of the at Methodist unusually close at this time, and I would printing and report at the May war. Mr. Curtis was the church. Her death was «• meeting. command of the sch. paign. recommend that we The assessors were Marquise. Among a Mrs. Fred Pendleton of try and retain the present instructed to give due good citizen, a man of rare cheer- caused by a complication of Concord, N, H., was quor interests have the the vessels he sailed was the diseases, although money collector. notice to the inhabitants of the city to pre- brig Melvin, in town Tuesday on her way to Vinalhaven, and that is what counts with fulness, social and friendly in all his she had been partially crippled for with ny, pare the lists of their property, etc by pub- schs. Marion A Gould, Glenview, Crimea- ways, years where she was called by the serious illness of : e if Schools. kind it can be shown that the said and honest in his and the re- rheumatism. She is survived her Mrs. Julia lishing notice in The Journal and Waldo etc In dealings, by husband, ner mother, Allenwood.—Rockland t dvocates have a Windward, 1852, soon after the good big cam- Through the generous gift of the late Mrs Herald. gold moval of such a two County fever life leaves a vacancy and a by sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Georgia Opinion. our friend Hanson might he in- Frederick of tne new Peirce School AH the broke out in California, he, with building orders necessary for starting the eight shadow that will be G. Heath of Mrs me over and some of that and the and deeply felt, in Bucksport, Abbie G. Miss Pease, who is the swap purchase fitting up of the Mc- regular routine of the were other young men from Prospect and two from especially Stanley Daisy attending city government the home and Herbert Greer of ry on our side in lieu of an op- Lellan School, we find our scholars better passed as usual. circle. He was a quiet man, and after Brockton, Mass., and Gilman Commercial school in Rockland, Me took cabin passage in the fine Bangor, is put his hand into the bag con- housed than ever before, and it is much his E. very Adjourned. years of service in the the Percy Greer of Belfast. The funeral took a ■ new army sought week’3 vacation with her mother nnscience fund. —Lisbon Enter- | to be that w'e are not at ship Eastern State and sailed around the spending regretted this time in of at her quiet his home rather than in place late home Monday at 2 p. m., Rev Mrs. Laura J. matron at the a financial condition to furnish a new school Horn for the gold mines. He was the last of mingle public Pease, Belfast building in the central of the THE MEXICAN SITUATION. affairs. He had served his town as selectman Horace B. Sellers, of the Methodist church Home for part town. For them all to pass in Aged Women. detailed away. Remaining Cali- reports of the condition of our and was a prominent member of officiating. Tne W. C. T. U., of which the Personal Comments. fornia but one the G. A. R. de- In a note from Hotel schools I would refer you to the of the year he returned home and person*! Walcott, New report The “watchful Mexican and to a ceased was a attended in •rd from St. '.Augustine, waiting” policy has took his patriotic high standard His was a member, a body. The Florida, Superintendent of Schools and the School brother’s vessel, he had a new York, Mrs. Ira M. Cobe says: “We hope to be. its natural having bearers were f March this Committee. brought result. The bandit Villa, generous spirit and he was and from Thomas H. Marshall 14th, brings mes- one built for him. In 1856 he married Miss always ready Post, at home again for at least a week-end before who President Wilson to Cross a 1 heard the news from attempted to make willing help where help was needed. He Mrs. being member of the G. A. R. good home. Sewers. Mary S. Mudgett, also of Prospect. Four we come for good. Mr. Cobe lett March 20th president of Mexico after had for several suffered Circle. Messrs. 1. A. Ihe Journal for full Our sewers have not received as deposing Huerta years at timeB with Gardner, Charles E. Dun- reports.” much at- children, two sons and two were for a few days’ visit in Chicago on business.” led of his daughters, tention for a few years as we feel they should 1,600 lollowers across the border asthma and heart trouble, and only the best of ton, Thomas Gannon and Commander J. W. port subscriber writes: “I see your born to them; one son dying in and Friends of Dr. I E. Luce, who has been have, owing to the fact no doubt uf the and made an rush on infancy, care from his very- 1 urgent early morning the children his Ferguson. e defeated the sleep- prolonged life these ill at the General since under- again author of need of money for other purposes. We have one daughter in early maidenhood. In 1859 Augusta hospital ing city of ColumbuB, New Mexico and mur- years. His last sickness of this laid a about two weeks going surgical treatment for a severe case of gy,” and I think their judgment year quite large amount of sewer he came to Stockton, where he had since made Ruth A. widow of dered 17 Americans, of them was too much Stephenson, Jerome will be to learn that he wau by which the McLellan School, the Waldo eight soldiers for his feeble constitution and appendicitis, glad his home. In 1860 the schooner Windward Stephenson, died in March last to be County Hospital and many residents in the and one a woman. Then there was a demand he passed out His Brunswick, 14th, at reported evening doing nicely.— peacefully. last days were Kennebec March ’rom Machias (from a former resi- northern part of the city have been benefitted. was built for him in the Stockton shipyards. the home of her eon, Frank H. Journal, 14th, that American troops should be sent into spent with his son, Nelson Stephenson, 1 would advise that the work be On Jr., and wife, in “Journal received. I was *de- continued and her maiden voyage from Turks Island to where she had lived for the past seven Mrs. Wallace Reed Tarbox, National senior Mexico to kill or capture but March 12th their pleasant home where he years. as much sewer as in your judgment feel Villa; 1 was surrounded vice Ladies G. A. of to learn that had ‘down- you Portland, Me., she was the Priva- Mrs. Stephenson was a native of president. R., Fryeburg, is csday you we can afford- be built. Gen. Carranza issued a manifesto captured by all comforts Swanville, There is need of an to the na- by of life, and where he received invited to address the Department Convention Hanson.” extension of the sewer on teer Jeff Davis and himself and crew were the daughter of the late Court street; also it tion that under no the most Jonathan Brown and of which convenes in declaring circumstances I faithful care and attention in his Massachusetts, Boston would seem that the sewer in the : taken aboard the man-of-war and held in life > n southern for 24 early married Mr the first week in April. Mrs. Tarbox is well subscriber writes: Good for Bel- wouid the Mexican government grant the feebleness. His only Stephenson. They part of the city should be extended in order daughter, Mrs. Nora known in where she 5 hours; but for some reason, spent practically all their life in Massachusetts, has id that Hanson received his re- to care new to the United States to violate perhaps only Belfast,and she just take of the Peirce School build- right Mexican Littlefield, living near, had cared for as well as in him in was a many friends, Maine —Portland ao known to Partridge, he was and devout member of so glad that “Will” succeeded. ing. This would require an outlet,and I would in an armed force in I Capt. released. her home J loyal the Metho- March territory by sending pur- many times in past years during ill Evening Express, 13th. advise that you ascertain the cost of and took his vessel in safety to her destina- dist church. She possessed a kind and building suit of Villa without consent and the reci- turns. He leaves two children and lovable same as far down as Condon street in six grand- THE WAR NEWS. place of tion. Among his papers is a document ! and was Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge S. Pitcher,teachers ot first given children to mourn disposition specially fond of children. Allyn street as laid out at the present procal privilege being obtained and ad- j the loss of a kind time. him the commander of parent She survived music in the schools and in mitted. The | by the Davis insuring and is by her son and one public prominent Fire confidentia1 agent of the Mexi- grandparent, the G, A. R. loses a daughter, cal war Department. 1 him from good the musical affairs of left last (political) occupied 8o much can in immunity further molestation. At Mrs. Fannie A, Stimpson of and Belfast, triday The government Washington made imme- member, the town a citizen and Belfast, two E" |) report of the Chief of the Fire good neighbor space last week, that we failed to Depart- the close of the to ill Mrs. noon to attend a musical convention in Lincoln, ment shows this diate to this and the ad- war, owing health, he and grandchildren, Raymond B. Dyer of Bel- department to be in a good representation effect, friend. Mr. Crocker, our local ur summary of the war sold his schooner and retired from the pastor, and Elmer Nebraska. They were to be joined in European condition, and it is one of which we feel we ministration agreed to let “Carranza his sea, conducted the fast, Stimpson of Augusta. The Chicago tv’ bring services and Mr. was !' was the third week of have reason and entered Haley the their Mrs. T. fighting on to be proud. Under the manage- the store of Roberts & funeral was held in Brunswick last by daughter, James Sleeper of tr.iops across the border. Then Hichborn, undertaker. There were Thursday ■ ment of the headed Chief preparations beautiful flowers h front, a continuation of the engineers by Shute where he the books for a Rev. Beloit, Wis., who will make the with Ger- were made to send into Mexico and the kept time, but with his from the afternoon, George E. Akerman of the trip this department has been brought to a troops family. j ensive under the command of the high ambition he was not content with this Methodist church them. standard, and the work ot same for the year is night of March 15th the vanguard of an ex- posi- j officiating. The remains .'nice The German forces made some of For lull I tion, therefore, though then 37 of were to deserving praise. report of ihe pedition gathered in less than a years age, brought Belfast Friday Dr. and Mrs. W. 6 week was in Arthur Melbourne Bodge died at 6 accompanied George Stoddard of Pasa- it at cost to Paris r*1- equipment I would refer you to the of i he went to Belfast and entered the p. m„ the heavy according report 60 law office by daughter, son and his and were the Chief and would Mexico, miles west of El Paso. The ele- March 18th, at the home of his wife, dena, Calif., are about to move into the new- c' ile Berlin their Engineer, advise that as ! Hon. sister, Mrs. claimed losses were of Nehemiah Abbott and in 1873 was ad- placed in the tomb at Grove many of his recommendations as feel ihe ments of the armament of this force, its num- La No. 62 receiving ceme- house they have been in that bar: those of you Joseph Blanc, Main street, after an building city. the French. The Paris re- can mitted to the of law at the Waldo to await city afford be adopted. and its or practice tery inttrment in the Under date of March 15th Dr. b bers, direction, directions, in which | illness of about 5 months with spring. Stoddard writes; nearest tuberculosis, probably the truth. The I irfhtc County Bar. Hon. Joseph Williamson of Belfast various columns headed after the aged 21 years, 7 months and 3 “We are having a summer about 88 in the hstr ! rimriR (ruva 11 _l.„ they passed He was M. a well day, was the first man to take him the days. Ephraim Frost, known farmer and Our remains the same by hand and lighting system as last I international line was a secret held by the born in Westport, Nova wholesale shade. We were sorry not to have seen Helen y and used their with call him and Digby county, Scotia, egg dealer, died very March artillery, to which the year the exception of one new light on Wa- censorshin. brother, to the day of Mr. Wil- suddenly Bird Todd when she military August 15, the son of 18th at his was here. It is a great ',cn ter street. Our contract with the Penobscot liamson’s 1893, only Mr. and Mrs- home in at the of 66 replied. to the 15th the Bay death, which occurred several A 1.--1 T>- i- > Palmyra, age Up Germans Since then the have been as years pleasure to see Belfast and we Electric has I reports conflict- -—uicic uuui ne He is survived people hope k succeeded in Company expired, and would he was a was years. by his Emma straightening out their lines advise ago, staunch friend. For many years wife, Grant will that you take this matter up as soon as ing and unreliable as the news from the Eu- years when they hunt us up when visiting Pasadena.’1 E:,!e eight old. he went to Halifax, N. Frost, by one son, L. W. f rost, at Verdun a little, but had possible with an idea of a new Capt. Partridge was the only lawyer in town, postmaster gained nothing making contract. ropean war. Villa and has beer where he lE!- has, not, S., was employed for some time as Palmyra, by two Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 0. *°uld count towards a final I would also recommend thattne Committee on devoting his time to court daughters. Laura Weeks upbraim Shaw and their victory. cornered. The force is there largely probate A* Eights take under consideration the advisabili- invading here, general and shipping clerk in a store. and Mrs. Lida Long of and Mrs. Lester R. W&B expected has declared business, for which there was the most iarge Palmyra, by two daughter, Wiley, who has been Germany war of the of and Villa will urgent His health ty changing location some of the everywhere. (and wont) fight, failing he came to Belfast two brothers, E. Frost and their for several r' on demand. In 1866 a customhouse Q. Orlando E. Frost of guest months, will leave to- igal, chiefly account of the recent lights with a view to better all of etc. was estab- serving the years ago laBt May to visit his Belfast. The funeral iiEUrfe 1 lished was sister, Mrs. service was held day, Thursday, for Mrs. home in f German merchantmen interned in people of our city. and he appointed deputy collector, Monday Wiley’s William Winchester, the Rev. H. W. which office he for hoping change would afternoon. Norton of the Metho- California. Mr. Wiley owns and a 4fiuguese ports and refusal to held nine years, or until operates Portugal’s Library. TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. be beneficial. Later his dist Church the sister, Mrs. La officiating. hotel in San Francisco and has a ranch this action and once Belfast is fortunate in decline of the in the Blanc, in more place the having a fine library, shipbuilding industry moved | here from Halifax and he made his under and under the of the li- town. In 1868 a charter for a Groveland, Calif. Mr. Shaw has leased his the German and Austria has management present The following transfers of real estate were Bank The funeral of flag, brarians Savings home with her. He had the Mrs. Herbert E. Bradman j 6r“‘ everything is in fine order was devoted attention house, No. 18 Belmont to Mr. and the s,ame, running recorded in Waldo obtained and he was made the cashier. It was held at I avenue, and we have reasons to feel of County Registry of Deedt of both sisters in the home of her Mr. and A proud this in- his long which he parents, Mrs. Caston of L .ri.ion for the week was ip and illness, Gardiner. Mrs. Caston wae despatch of March 13th, says: stitution. ending March 22,1916: incorporated 1868, closed in 1885, Mrs. Fred W. in East J bore with great patience, never Daggett, Belfast last Miss Mildred r-ment has Isadore to the decline of complaining formerly Knight of Belmont, been reached between Ru- F. W7hitehouse, Unity, to Rose M owing shipbuilding, and the Friday at 2 p. from Cemetery. and thinking always of those dear to him. m., postponed Thursday on | d which is press of his other business. Mrs. Lottie of Lincolnville Ave. has Russia, believed to indicate Under the of the Whitebouse, do; land'and buildings in Every depositor account of the drifted snow in Yvignt management present Board Unity. He had made many friends his resi- the roads in j was in during returned home after a te decision of Rumania to adhere to of Trustees and the care of the Superintendent Lizzie M Trask, Palermo, to B. paid full with interest. He was a that Rev. William | long visit with her sis- Augustus dence here, who loved him for his sweet vicinity, Vaughan of Trinity 'f' our has become self dis- of the Entente cemetery sustaining and is | Sherman, and member of the Masonic and an Odd Reformed church officiated The ter, Mrs. C. E. Wade, in New London, Conn Allies, according to in Lawrence, Mass.; land buLdingc fraternity and bearers J fine condition. The new so position gentle manners, and were glad to were Orrin J. < chapel long Fellow. He was Harola H. C. L. Mrs. closed her home Nov, 20th st despatch to the Tele- wanted in Liberty. always interested in all that Dickey. French, | Wight about Exchange has not yet materialized but I trust in bring good cheer to him with Wright and Charles B. made for the thoughtful at- Eaton. and visited her brother, Mr. Fred Frisbee of. The agreement permits Rumania the near future funds for same will James W. Walter O’Brien betterment of his town, but j building be Bennett,Brooks,to j tentions, gifts of etc. Both available. I understand that it times fruit, parents Taunton for two after which li;‘se war materials in Russia and to will not be do; land and buildings in Brooks. though many urged to take public office James Gorivan died March 20th at bis home Hospital, weeks, for to died when he was a and he is necessary you make an appropriation his to his child, survived she went to New London. through Russia war materials Lila E. Shaw, to Walter fidelity business would never allow in Winterport, 97 and 3 months The pa3t three pur- for this department. Monroe, O’Brien, his two who aged years land and j him to only by sisters, were with nim to months isewhere. It is Brooks; buildings in Brooks. spare the time. Of a calm He is survived one slipped by quickly, for Mrs. Wight reported that Russia j judicial the and by son, Charles, a daugh- Water Service. Annie B. Choate,et als, Montville. to last, by one adopted brother. Arch took * d further to Liberty ! mind, many were the and Miss and I great pleasure in visiting numerous places give to Rumania part of With and Belfast and disagreements mis- of ter, Maigaret, by one sister, Mrs. the decision of the referees the Telegraph Telephone Com- Bodge Barrington, N. S. The funeral was water his counsel t of interest. these were Ucean we i Pany. land and in Sears- understandings was asked to Katherine McGee. Mr. Gorivan was well known Among Beach, question thought had been settled, but we Searsmont; buildings | held in St. Francis Catholic church mont, straighten Tuesday at the summer resort of New the Con- find it will again be necessary to take this mat- out, making his office a court of ar- and highly esteemed, ar.d his at the London, ignation of Admiral von 10 a. m„ his Rev. Father J. E. death, Tirpitz who, ter with the Frank L. Stockton tc pastor. a necticut up company at once, and I Blanchard, Springs, bitration as it were. He never failed to Kealey, close of long end useful life,will be regretted College for Women, and the Histori- of the has urge j Grace I. | effect The beginning war, been the your careful attention to same. Trundy, Houlton; land in Stockton officiating. interment will be in Grove hosts of friends. * an amicable by cal Society. The fact that the latter was the Eminent adjustment. He was faithful and figure in the German Admi- Springs. j cemetery. The bearers were Elmer City Park. Antilla to Charles conscientious in his business and ever Hubbard, headquarters of Washington while he was in. i, has been Cassens, Camden, French, ready to After an illness extending over a period of variously interpreted. The The has not lend Harold Fletcher, Russell Fletcher and Frank New park received much attention Lincolnville; land in Lincolnville. a helping hand to anyone in nineteen Frances Fisher London, and that his room is rtPort was to need. No nearly years. Berry sleeping ; the effect that his elimina- for a year or two owing to the need of Isaac Leathers, to the Centra] Orser, money Brooks, one ever appealed to him in vain. died March 16th at her home on Pine street. still to be seen as it was then, made the on account in other departments and I would Maine Power in Many are place of his insistence upon the recommend Co., Augusta; land Brooks. As an of Christian cheer- of a careful of the widows and who have example fortitude, unusual interest. On her home Mrs. study the needs of same before F. A. Bartlett, Unity, to the Central Maine orphans blessed his C. and-devotion way drastic submarine policy. The next re- Capt. Elbridge Pierce died March 16th at fulness, to her family and friends, making an appropriation. Power Co., land in name for the and comfort Wight visited her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waa Augusta; Unity, help he brought his residence, 2864 Mildred in the face of almost unbearable suffering, her Just the contrary. Then he was I would advise in all cases avenue, Chicago, where we have them in their time of life has few Such a life after which she returned to Bel- J work distress and bereave- 73 equals. cannot fail to Boyington, have favored—and to have requiring an an outlay of any considerable aged years. He was born in Belfast and his opposed—a Commencent Parts At E. M. C. S. ment. leave its mark for good on those who knew her. fast, taken a much amount that the same having needed rest f German be done under contract boyhood was in this Mrs. was the wife * fleet. In fact, all that Bpent city. August 26, Berry of Alfred H. Berry e> tbf as I feel that by so we can Capt. Partridge was of a most social k published is pure speculation. doing get much The E. M. C. seminary, closed and 1862, at the age of 19, he enlisted in the Civil of this city and leaves one son, Harold Lee better results and at the same Bucksport, EAST BELFAST. i-ituation on the western front time be able to last for the genial nature. and a Horace B. is prac* know Friday spring recess. Always sunny-hearted, and W ar and was First Berry, brother, Crosby, both d* just what a job will cost us before we Thursday sergeant. Lieutenant and of is generally accepted morning the class parts for commencement ever on the bright side of Portland, and a sister, Mrs. Jane P. Nichols & th U?*Cban*'' start. looking life, with a of D. 19th Ger*nans have their and were as follows; Marian Captain Company Maine Volun- of Bath.—Portland Press. Robert Innis of Portland was the week-end h: v spent force; I have assigned S. Rust smile and word of an,,us tried to bring to your notice a few of cheer for all whom he met. if,. quarters come predictions of an Bucksport, salutatory; Sherman Hall, teers, He served gallantly throughout the guest of his. parents, Mr. and Mtb. the more Camden’ His was a George Innis, irending of the war. important points with which you will Marcia Burrill of very magnetic personality, and he State have to valedictory; Dedham,Virginia war and was mustered out 1866. He Of Trade. east the deal, and in doing so I want to May 31, A delightful was ie. Russians are pro- urge Nason of Howland and Ethel Houston of Bucks- made and held many friends. His surprise party tendered Ik/ making you to treat them as would disposition was a member of the outlook is favorable to the you your own busi- port, essays; Allen of Washington Post, G. A. R„ Active. Storms check retail Horace E, Nickerson last ij,'*nd Allies. ness. Stephen Thomaston was sweet and trade at east, Saturday evening at >. with Russia at Spend the City's money with as much exceptionally gentle. He was of been her back door, is said Charles Lancaster of Howland and Chicago, having a resident of that but wholesale business ie brisk. his home in Swan Lake care as you would and if Forrest a dear lover of and Higher prices avenue in honor of his to 8Ue lor your own, anything is Towle, orations; class children, always fail to exert K ! ,ut. re?dy peace, There is asked for day parts, Helen Picker- greatly city for many years. He had been in active retarding effect. Delayed deliveries 33rd In which we feel we cannot afford do birthday. He was the recipient of some the Balkans Roumania is ing, East Orland, history; Phyllis and Thelma beloved by them. His was a very of goods chief cause of complaint in all lines. tortSIV,t?t0 be not.be afraid to turn it down. successful, business there as a wholesale dealer in fruits valuable w” PreP®rinK to move on Bulgaria. Webb, Bucksport, prophecy;Valerie McAllister useful, and life. His Freight congestion of land and sea. very presents, among them a set of In making your appropriations I do not ask happy capacity for en- arid Industry 8ubmariue8 »re their des- Bucksport, address to vegetables since 1869, 47 years, and had active. Wire off soft-coal trade on and Wan continuing you to be Undergraduates; Blynn was edge peace enclycopedias some very handsome cuff Wor*£ and are niggardly or mean, but to act with joyment unusually large. He Ut Jf. torpedoing neutral ves- Sidelinger, Washington, oration;Richard Webb delighted an enviable reputation among bis business as- agreement. Wheat breaks on of dar- and made an specter i nks. Refreshments of W|tnout|warning. prudence, having appropriation I Bucksport, class will; Myrtle in everything beautiful in nature, and danelles coffee, cake, dough- want to the Pierce, Mars Hill art, sociates on Water street. With his opening. Supplies large. Clearings urge committees of the several and Merle Souths nuts, candy and peanuts were served Fogg,Montague presentation of gifts. and music was his greatest pleasure. He had heavy. Stock market strong after long dull by the passing tbe.street one of its oldest hasjost ■pell.—Bradstreeta, March 18th, guests. k SPRING on tabling the McLemore resolution, W. Last the upward leap, the downward plunge; FEVER. Washington Whisperings. Rev. J. Richardson’s Sermon bit of which proposed, in substance, that if but 0! how soon the supposed in Course on “Fools.” sweetness between the lips turned to Just now we all are longing for the coming American citizens travelled on armed of the [Correspondence of The Journal.J and death! Satan whisks spring. bitterness, pain We want to see the merchantmen, even though these ships across of earth his gaudy grass get green and hear Washington D. C. March 20, 1916. the bosom the robins sing. were the interna- of a honest busi- within provisions of Sin and Folly Profanity. phantoms, perhaps man’s And some of as hare dreams of Maine Republicans here are getting very so- golf, or trout, tional law, they should forfeit right to ness—perhaps a woman’s legitimate but most of all, of a Democratic It is Rev. J. Wilbor Richardson of the cial by weary Congress. Bap- aspirations—but so transformed We want to climb the bleacher Beats and see a protection of their government at tist Church the last sermon in that certainly a dallying Congress, and prom- preached gaudy sophistry into a lure of Hell, game of bail! Washington. the series on “FooIb,” last Sunday night. that and ends in ises to its record unbroken well into which promised joy gain We want to see the mellow time for keep The text was Proverbs 1:7: “The fear of gardening Neither Senator Burleigh nor the bitterness and death for the soul. begin. the summer or early autumn. Senator the Lord is the of in the House intend beginning knowledge: We want to start the hotbed and to the Maine Republicans and for Heaven; Books for Hell. get Burleigh today pointed out that not a but fools despise wisdom instruc- Longs sweet peas in, the President are that their votes supporting tion.” Said the ‘Some are born fools, some We want to out single one of the big appropriation bills speaker: people carry the plans we’re had in shall mean a endorsement “Tonight the topic is just simply fools worse fools than the native born, but mind since Fall, has been considered in the Demo- Republican But yet —the sort of who engage in the some, neither native born nor fools by most of all we want to see a good old game for him. They have their own ideas people of ball! cratic Senate, although three months of most folly on the slightest exhibit worse lolly than the how the with Berlin over stupendous adoption, negotiations who loves God most the session have passed. Within a year, pretext. The man original or he in temporary masquerade. We’re tired of old winter, and the frost and ice the submarine controversy should have fears that the man loves Over a who wishes to and there is reason to a God greatest is, yonder is person snow, however, expect We’re been whatever differences God bo and in en- go to for Heaven, yet weary of the icicles, we want to see of administration at conducted,but ardently, consequence Heaven, longs change Washing- a of charac- which sends them go of with the joys such revelation God’s persistently does everything opinion President they may We want to see the batter and hear the ton, in which event there will be a ter, that he shrinks from abusing that a man to Hell. What would you think bat, have on these scores propose to to umpire call- in the of the they Divine Love or trespassing against His if you heard one say that he wanted change efficiency legislative in short, we sha’nt be happy till we see a give him the freest hand possible for the claims. all the folderoi of effem- to to go to Boston, game body. Republicans can be counted upon Despite go Boston, expected of ball!—Somerrille Journal. 1 Sloan’s present when the are inate theologians, and the BUgared rhap- had friends in Boston waiting for him— to resume their old time in tran- and, negotiations vigor sodies of sentimentalists in the pews, but goes to the depot, boards a Montreal done will then say what they think THE FORT POVVNaL MARKER. sacting the public business. there is an awful sense of God. He is train, where he does not want to go, is no need He is holy. He knoweth the sec- knows no one there, and there Although minorityCongressmen are sup- just. The department ot commerce has in- f Liniment NORTH WALDO POMONA GRANGE. rets of the heart. He hateth sin. He of his going there? Yet some calm, to have little to do at to formed Senator posed Washington, will sit in judgment. He hath power to rational who wish to go Burleigh that it grants people Read this unsolicited Senator Burleigh finds many tasks at The regular meeting of North Waldo cast both body and soul into Hell—tis so Heaven, and do not wish to go to perdi- permission to the Belfast, Me., Chapter grateful board the train of the — hand. He has service on important com- Pomona Grange was held with Sunrise written. tion, deliberately daily Daughters of the American Revo- testimony "Surely it is easily observed that the which runs down grade all the way. lution mittees and is diligent at gathering in- Winterport, March 8th, with to place a granite boulder at Fort left Grange, cultivation of reverence for such a What inexcusable foolishness!’’ Not long ago my knee be- per- Point, Waldo to mark I_ formation that bears upon bills before 60 members in attendance. The meet- and the fear Stockton, county, came lame and sore. It pained fect Omnipotent Being, of the site of old -JflS Fort Pownal lying within me restless So se- those committees. One of the Senator’s was in due form with P. M. so a Legislator is the the many nights. ing opened offending powerful uON’T KILL THE BIRDS. lighthouse reservation at that formation of all wisdom. place, rious did it become that I was big undertakings at Washington for G. H. York presiding. Other vacant very Assistant Sweet of the “No one is wise till he first fears God. Secretary depart- forced to consider giving up my has been to look after the stations were filled as follows: ment of in to Senator many years Chaplain, he is They Are One of the Country’s Greatest# commerce, writing work when I chanced to think of Then what a foolishly ‘fool-fool’ about this Assets. Burleigh said: Sloan’s Liniment. Let me interests of Civil War veterans. Sadie Cole; Secretary, Abbie Jewett; who takes God’s name in vain. To use say— pension are on “Permission War and rumors of war every is granted for the erection one and fashion Cora Blais- name in is a million times less than bottle fixed me up. He has indeed set the pace Pomona, Clara York; Ceres, God’s profanity of the boulder with the side minds a understanding Chas. worse than mother in the and occupy our large part C, Cain^M) i'lurcna, Tlx. in that matter, and the Maine veterans dell and Assistant Stewards, Mr. and striking your that the erection of the boulder itself, face; to make His holy name as common of the time. There is an ever-present him as the friend Mrs. C. C. Clements. Five after erection, will not interfere in any recognize greatest granges a man rolls as a of tobacco which There is quid fear of danger to our country. way with the use of the light station on they have had in Congress from Maine were represented. beneath his is a provocation of (VMHMMMHIMVMMM tongue, as this reservation as an aid to are a real which is not considered navigation. in a The business routine and such magnitude that the angels danger In generation. conferring this connection it is stated that any at the swearer’s The or as as it should. As has been his wont for many years, the fifth degree occupied the time of the aghast temerity. seriously frequently arrangements which may be made with swearer’s offenBe against God is so stu- There is in many localities a reckless the visits session and at the noon recess Lighthouse at Portland, Senator Burleigh makes frequent forenoon because that offense destruction of bird life. “The hawk has Inspector pendously foolish, Me., will be satisfactory.” to the Pension Bureau, where he calls up an especially happy company marched to so and unneces- a is the cry. The is absolutely gratuitous caught chicken,” an 0.1 I— Senator Burleigh took ctive inter- the hall above of the hawk must be shot. The owl shares his PRESTON’S the papers of individual veterans who dining to, partake est in having this matter arranged for move the elite, and be fate. This is without thought of the i have written him about their bountiful dinner arranged and served by graduate, among the Daughters of the American Revolu- pensions. commerce and so- and insects & Transient Stable versed in the lingo of thousands of moths injurious tion and has Livery, Boarding X over members or me nosi notified the Belfast Chapter He looks the papers personally, grange. his oaths reveal that education which they have destroyed, thus enabl- Is situated on Washington street just oft >*ain street. I have and ciety ;but of the decision of the department of com- single ^B rather than entrust the examination to The re-assembled in the fifth him. An oath men- to some of the fruits Grange is lost upon exposes ing you enjoy you merce. double hitches, buckboards, etc. Careful drivers if desired. Your patron- the hollowness of have to raise. Had ^B a or His business and after a the choir a tal deformity, shows been endeavoring clerk secretary. long degree song by age issolidted. Telephones—stable 235-2, house 61-13. Iy28 **' the individual poBing as a gentleman, these birds not helped you by killing in- experience enables him to judge what most excellent address of welcome was W. G. and points to an impure spring hidden in sects you would have no fruit at all. PRESTON. Proprietor » be in the record of the case extended Noah to which A. may lacking by Wilson, the soul. One pair of gypsy moths, unchecked, -- — '.—-in B and then he takes to what- L. Blabdell made a response. A would in years a brood steps supply fitting Himself for eight produce Hurts Nothing. that would of foli- ever deficiency there may be. Senator topic, “How can the farm and home be destroy every vestige in States. What is the Real he is worse than a more age the United Estate are with letters under the conditions of “Surely fool, Burleigh's files crowded improved present with the \ erratic than a clown, who hurts himself value of one fowl compared i^TXet YOUR CROPS~DECIDlif^B of from the Maine veterans of was W. S. FOR SALE BY appreciation scarcity help?” opened by without profit to anything; who places thousands of injurious insects destroyed? They will tell you to use E. FRANK COE FERTILIZERS. Manufactured the worK he has clone in mis line ior and discussed R. F. These birds also relieve of an ^B tor Littlefield by Cole, his whole being in direct jeopardy with- you army ? in the Best Equipped Factory in the Country at Belfast, Maine. ■ r veter- out cause. At the time of mice that are destructive. them. He says the gratitude of the D. M. Kimball, A. L. Blaisdell, C. C. any justifying ) JACKSON & HALL BELFAST AUENTS. of the Civil War, when the draft had been Many other birds are the good friends Dunton&Morse ans thus shown him is one of the most A. G. Edmonds and F. M. Clements, trees from scale and announced, a man in our town cut off of man, clearing : THE COE-MORTIMER COMPANY, NEW YORK features of his long service at Nickerson. It was almost gratifying unanimously three on the right hand rather various injurious things that, unaided, fingers 1. The Mason farm in 95 J The necessity for expedi- conceded that machinery, and than be and go to the front. he would be unable to cope with. In- Montville, acres, Washington. improved conscripted more or less. For sale or rent. a delirious But that stead of every hawk or owl you tion with the of the veterans more of it, must be used by the farmer. What wildly fool! killing Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Com- requests 2. The Herbert 100 acres, m re Fire coward was not more foolish than he who see, study about the birds and discover Flagg farm, Niagara Insurance Company, becomes greater every year because : C. C. Clements stated that since he in- or less, well wooded, excellent tillage land and Saint Minnesota. sometimes stabs his which among them are your friends. pany, Paul, New York, New York. 8 a with a wilfully, gleefully, buildings, water in barn, late frosts, 7 miles most of the are now advanced ! stalled milking machine, gaso- birds deserve death at hand. ool; applicants self that he may be unclean in Few your from Camden, 3-4 mile from Lincolnville Cen- Assets December 31, 1915 line as motive for much of his respect, Assets December 31, 1915 .at ai in engine and unclean in mind. What co- Without the birds man could scarcely ter, beautiful view of lake and years. ; farm labor, he and his eleven speech mountains. Real estate.$ 235,774 34' Real estate. years-old is shown when a cuts live at all. and if would be de- I the lossal folly person existing, 3. The Lovett farm near vil- Mortgage loans. 1,176,030 00 .Jhlftk Senator Burleigh has presented boy could do the work that formerly re- and Winterport Mortgage loans.$ off God’s cuts off all claim upon prived of every comfort pleasure.— Penobscot River and Collateral loans. 0 00 Collateral tht of a hired favor, lage, overlooking sloping j loans. \ the Im- the additional service > of numerous in | quired at a Milwaukee Journal. to its 100 more or Stocks and bonds.... 8,305.203 71 petition employes I heaven, that he may swear horse, shores, acres, less, excellent Stocks and bonds. 6,0b man. A paper by Nettie Cole.” Na- Cash in office and bank. 606,393 75 migration service at Vanceboro, Eastport, curse some inanimate object which lies buildings, beautifully located. Cash in office and bank. 4» ture's Little Bill,” was deserving of Agent’s balances. 1,173,132 78 Van Buren and Fort in the way, or curse those under him 4. The Flagg farm in Belmont, formerly Agents'balances. 65; Calais, Kent,Maine. mention. The second “What Bills receivable. 34,531 62 Bills special topic, to to his over owned by Herbert Flagg, 7 miles from Belfast, receivable. just give point authority Interests and rents. 84,067 67 They ask Congress to grant pensions to method of expending the town’s road 1(0 acres, more or less, Interests and rents. them. Though the profit may be brief, All other assets. 48,969 35 service the money can be adopted to produce more All other assets. .1 1WB1 civil employes throughout and the punishment to come enormous, 5. Lumber lot at South Liberty, 44 acres. satisfactory results than we are now re- The was referred by the may a temporary 6. The Warren Sheldon wood lot, 100 acres, Gross assets. 11,664,103 22 Gross country. petition was H. yet perjurer get assets. ceiving?” opened by G. York, more or Senator to the Com- fortune for his sin. The drunkard, for less, on Moody Mountain, Searsmont, Deduct items not admitted. 343,392 81 Deduct items not admitted.. 10 Burleigh’s request who advocated, among other improved about 8 miles from Camd his debauch, gets a transient exhilaration n, -H mittee on Civil Service and Retrench- methods, a patrol for the roads. He Admitted assets. $11,320.710 41 Admitted e *u The murderer gets his revenge. But for 7. The Monroe pasture and wood lot, Bel- assets..$7,66 said it was the way to economically on December 1915 Liabilities ment. The matter of civil pensions has only his oaths the swearer gets nothing; he fast, Lincolnville avenue, about 70 acres, Liabilities 31, December 31, 1915 5 care for the roads after they are built or one-half mile from Net been for in this his own soul to Satan and Hell for postoffice, Net unpaid losses. 728,992 98 unpaid losses. agitated many years for with a man to th em gives i repaired, patrol nothing. Fool! fool! fool! 8. Cottages at the Battery, for sale or rent. Unearned premiums. 6,471,723 01 Unearned premiums. 3,4'j. country and a great number of petitions small are discovered and re- 25 All other ,.:^H damages 9. FOR RENT. Six-room flat. Spring street All other liabilities. 220,537 liabilities..... 1 : which if a Cash 00 Cash have been forwarded here annually. A paired neglected cause larger For Temporary Profit. block, up two flights, steam heat, bathroom capital. 1,000,000 capital. 1,00 of He was followed electric Surplus over all liabilities. 3,899,457 17 Surplus over all liabilities. 2,7.r.t variety of plans have also been proposed output money. by “What a fool he is who acts as lights. A. Noah Wil- simple LAMSON L. Blaisdell, R. F. Cole, from the world are AND for such pensions. One is for the gov- though profits per- DUNT0N 8 Total liabilities and surplus-$11,320,710 41 Total liabilities and surplus... $7.6* son, C. C. Clements, the Overseer and an MORSE, manent! The alert soul gets equiva- 3wl2 JAS. I’ATTEE & ernment to pay these pensions outright, Steward. A more strict of SON, Agents, Be supervision lent for the value of things he sells or re- Bank 3wll road work and the were Savings Building, Belfast, Maine. as it its former soldiers and patrol system If a man wanted to borrow HUBBARD pH pensions linquishes. Insurance -■ advocated by the An infor- Orient Company, their officers. Other plans have em- speakers. $10,000 from you, and offered a castle of mal was to how American Central vote taken ascertain as se- Hartford, Connecticut. Insurance Comj m ■ bodied the idea that the government gold and crimson in the sunset sky NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE many would give a day’s work with a stare Seeger, the Mrs. Luella H, Nickerson and young poet now serving in the French army, Master Arthur and then a LIST OF SOCNNY student at Harvard, was wont to Brown weht to Monroe Sunday to see Mr. and KEROSENE DEALERS UNCOLN colcord spend many hours in the same { S place, Mrs. Martin Robertson, who are both ill. Dr. i. Before his sister him in joined Cambridge, Cook is in attendance. C. E. iht Poem "Vision of Colcord was and miserable. Then to- BELFAST, MAINE. Perkins j, War," lonely NORTH gether they had many good evenings. Mrs. A. D. has returned from j§ SEARSPORT, MAINE e.a.ne nt Life and Death,” "The Moody En- Wm. Price The father having taken command of a P. D. H. Carter J. field, where she was called the illness and Diamond,” etc. steamer, the mother went to New York to by F. E. jinj! death of I. O. Hills Stinson If live. Young Colcord, having placed his first her father, Benj. T. Shorey. Her m Dutch Bros. -u: day Herald Feb. 24th.] ppg:. short story while in the Maine woods, soon many friends extend sympathy. rd. the story writer and poety drifted thither. But on his marriage to the Ben D. Field § Miss Harriet M. Nickerson attended the Po- Saturday Cove, > !ew of a sea fU ( days—the first time in adopted daughter Searsport captain, he returned to his home mona at Cole's March MAINE .rs he has village. Their home Grange meeting Corner, A. A. Howes & Co. E. B. STOCKTON, 8 gr x been farther than Flwell is in his father’s old place, close by the water- and the of with p from his home at 8th, spent remainder the week ; )r ... Searsport, Me. one of those houses that sea loved Lord & big captains Mr. and Mrs. C. C. in Co. Walter y i and their little girl they to build. Moody Winterport. §1 Nealey Cape Jellison, f| u.cle, Frank W. Colcord. in \ Lolcord has a likable, sympathetic person- R. N. Brown, who has spent the winter with Chas. F. Swift C. F. V'-ar ago Robert Grant If Frost, just ality; a figure rather tall and spare; sharp, P| M*i with his daughter, Mrs. Leon Merrithew, will move extraordinary hon- strong features, serious and self-contained in H. L. Whitten Co. SEARSMONT, MAINE Mrs. W. C. ... ary lion of the Now it back to his old home this week and Mrs. Rob- Haskell day. expression; light hair and gray other eyes—typically f c ng quite lines, is do- a New Englander of the old stock—the sjrt bins will return from Morrill to keep house I V. A. Simmons & taining our high New Co, Mrs. J. F. White Eng- that may appear unemotional, for EAST n superficially him. MAINE § ns letters BELFAST, l, And, rather curi- but underneath the inbred self-restraint of | olcord are kinsmen; Frost’s his race is nervous and sensitive: the blend of Sandypoint, ther was a their first ;>:- Clarence Knowlton f| Colcord; Saxon and Celt thst characterizes far more of SWANVILLE CENTER. MAINE cross the Atlantic was one SEARSPORT, r the old New England blood than most of us Patterson Co. of New Hampshire, and Wm. Mason & Co. Grocery think. Martin Robertson is quite ill with f f| ;i i«'d Kingston in the Granite lung Arthur Colson fever. if Warren Ryan Stockton Springs, 1 as an CENTER MONTVILLE. j§ Co1 rd, author,was “discover- Mrs. E. H. Littlefield has been P. L. & Son of the very poorly Gilkey M. R. v y !}.s American Magazine LaFurley a the past week. t >go; young man in his early Mrs. Ora Palmer lost a new milch cow last ISLESBORO, MAINE J. H. Kneeland |j as a rather jee’, making sorry go of it Lewis Robertson was a recent for sev- jj week. guest g in New York, when me un- E. P. [la eral of his Mrs. Harold J. W. Clark Murphy MORRILL. MAINE a days niece, Moody. c sea story,written in a simple, D. K McFarland passed the first of last J pf a as quickly the are C. recognized by week in Freedom. The many friends of Horace Murphy Rodolph L. Hatcn O. Sawyer & Co. J. F. ii,n- As a writer of capital tales Vickery veiy sorry to learn of his failing health. f§ i'died a notable popularity, and Mrs. Sarah Thompson got home from Belfast Searsport Grain & Grocery || .-pen collected in two successful March 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Robertson have the has a j reputation as a serious Dr. Cook is Co. |g Mrs. Elaen Lewis prevailing epidemic. attending j NORTHPORT, MAINE e* mic and other topics; an article Rowell is at Mrs. Bryant’s, fl them. 4 e A:, can merchant marine that lately in Belmont. L. W. m fie North Bayside, Stockbridge rej American Review was Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Webb of Portland ! || -irikingly competent handling, F. B. Paul and family of Morrill were at M. F. E. were week-end guests of his grandmother, ;T: C. O. Dickey & Co. Whitcomb & Son i, might be looked for from one C. Gordon’s March 12th. j Mi b. 4. as will shortly appear. But it Mrs. Ann Webb. Miss Sears- a few months Rilla Luce was at home from comparatively Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Small were recent week- he became a figure of national mont for the week-end. end Dr. Harold in rial:* before the appearance of a work guests of their son. Small, Miss Maud Jackson of Morrill was a guest at us me a profound impression as one Stockton Springs. ssss n si v. ,iely discussed books of the year Rufus F. Lowell’s a part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Robertson and son ru a up Hardly known as a writer of verse, Ralph Granville of West Montville is the §1 u: in poems from him of Thompson were of Mr. and Mrs. John exceptional guests Sunday ~:y-' of his Mrs. Gene y -ately appeared in two or three guest daughter, Perry. Palmer in Monroe. z. but when the war broke out it Leonard Tenney is having lumber sawed at e ihat he cquld not rest; be began Mrs. Caroline Marr and daughter, Mrs. Shure’s mill to make on his Hr 'V ision of War;” week after week, Carney repairs Flora Littlefield, visited relatives in West b ;f month, he worked on it day and barn. Vfi::*.? publishers are said to have been Winterport Sunday. M. R. Rogers and family were guests a: thusiastic on getting the manu- Mrs. H. P. White gave a small birthday t oeen counting on a novel that March 12th of his father, Henry Rogers, in party for her husband March 1st. Applet* ij" 'ad planned. Thsv will doubtless Knox. and r* also in due time, for Colcord re- pot earn candy were served. P. W. and were March primarily a novelist. Mean- Jaquith family guests Miss Louise Cunningham returned home er disappointment his 12th of Mr. Lauren in publishers and Mrs. Jackson, last from she had been has been well the Saturday Boston,where SEAKSMONT. WHITE'S NO. 7580 dissipated; Morrill. CORNER, (Winterport.) ^de itself one of the great suc- visiting relatives for the past week. report of the condition of t years, ranking with “North of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Howard were guests A very pleasing entertainment was given by Mrs. Horace Marden, who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. visited relatives dl 1 ne Spoon River in Libby Anthology” March 12tb of her parents, Mr. and Roscoe the members of Rosewood Chapter, O. E. S., Pt ompetent quarters it has been | her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Littlefield, in Lincolnville, March 8th. in Morrill. in Dirigo hall on last Thursday evening, which c jreat war's utterance in < Whitcomb, last supreme week, returned to Massachusetts Satur- Mrs. C. B. Jewett visit Mrs. G. in was well attended in the travel* $ L, Clarke The eminent critic I of hard National at calls it the spite most Mrs. Cora A. Goodwin was called to Liberty day. City Bank, Brooks several Belfast, L .>k of the year, whether verse or ■ days recently. of her ing. t, even March 11th by the sudden death cousin, if;it be the glorification of The schools in District town, excepting the High in the State of at the close of on f any say it is, others find in it a Mrs. Hattie Clough. MONROE. Superintendent Rev. C. N. Garland Maine, business March for er .fication of held the fourth school, closed March 10th three weeks’ va- peace; the righteous Melvin and quarterly conference of the 1916. E ’onditions the rule Rogers family spent Sunday* cation. 7, of the sword Isaac Cook is from an attack of Methodist church last The j is suffering the Friday evening. s has learned the great lesson of I March 12th, with his fathtr in Knox, who grip stewards reported a deficit of $130 in the re- Mrs. C. W. Nealley and Mrs. R. C. Nealley RESOURCES. Dollars. Ct I n>en as the one thing abso- about to move to Belfast. t0 amount of the minister’s and were of Mrs. E. H. in Monroe lasting peace in the world. Mrs. and Bernice are on quired salary a guests Nealley Loans and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Tasker Peavey daughter discounts. $ 1,005,113 41 _i -rifies war only as a cleansing entertained, vote was taken to send a letter to the sick list. all voters in recently. Total loans., .’ $1,005,113 41 consuming and March 12th, Mr. and Mrs. Maddocks of agonizing—or Lyman town them of the condition of Overdrafts secured, $00 00; unsecured, $196 17. 196 17 g that hurts in its informing Mrs. Marcus Littlefield went to Burnham j evil aspect Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fuller of Mrs. Maud Cooper and children are visiting U. S, bonds to secure Appleton, Libery, and their assistance that a deposited circulation (par value).. 60,000 00 I -may be glorified as necessary affairs, asking min- March 10th for a week’s visit in that town and [ Wentworth of J W. Wentworth her parents in Belfast, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. U. S Bonds pledged to secure U. S. deposits (par value). 1,000 00 &•: ends. Elijah Knox, ister be sent to Searsmont for the coming may Thorndike. Total U. S. bonds. 61,000 00 rd has had a most unusual and and family and M. M. Wentworth. Simpson. Securities other than U, S. bonds un- fc- j year. (not including stocks) owned .:eer. His father was a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers of Hampden deep- j Mrs. Lena Morrill of Crescent, Idaho, form- The Winterport High school presented the pledged. 939,446 IS f lb83, a man m his twen- The of Miss F. Cobb a re- young pupils Mary gave were callers at C. W, Nealley's Sunday after- Total bond, etc. IS 1 of is her drama “Down in in the Monroe town securities, 939,446 -dis fi^t voyage in command of erly Palermo, visiting sister, Mrs, Dixie,” cital at her home | j Saturday afternoon, March noon, March 12th. Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock. 500 00 f wife was with him. Off David after an absence of 23 hall last week to a large audience. Cape Boynton, years 11th. Each number showed careful Subscription to stock of Federal Reserve Bank. $7,800 00 nidst of a gale so severe that it practice The school the \ spent in the State of Idaho. Last week she The ladies of this interested in church Winterport High presented Less amount unpaid. 3,900 00 3,900 00 3,900 00 "at the old and village and was much enjoyed by the parents and y1 vessel, leaking, drama, “Down in Dixie” in Monroe Town hall, Value of banking house (if 00 Lincoln visited her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Soule, in work a dinner in the town hall town unencumbered).. 15,000 | Colcord, Jr., their first gave friends, who were The was Net amount due from present. program March 9th. Federal Reserve bank. 33,000 00 'do the world. North Palermo. to over 60 men. The net Thursday evening, meeting day, pro- as follows: Net amount due from approved reserve .agents in New York, “rs ships were the boy’s only ceeds were $15. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Libby pleasantly enter- Chicago and St. Louis. ‘. 11,546 24 ? Piano duo, for the Sartorio childhood companion was a sie- Gathering Hunt, Net amount due from LIBERTY. Robie Marnner, Miss Cobb. tained at whist, Monday evening, March 6th. approved reserve agents in other reserve cities 107,323 30 118,869 54 y schooling which the brother Mrs. Emma Mansur, who has been Mary due from banka and very sick, Piano On the Netjamount bankers. 10,000 00 id, until was under Solo, Play Ground, L. E, Orth Delicious refreshments of assorted cake and adolesence, is to be out of Other checks on banks in the same or town as bank 14 42 1 thought now, but is still city reporting and mother on W. D. Sanford spent last week in Boston on danger Helen Plaisted. shipboard—an ice cream were served. Outside checks and other cash items. 1,394 19 g in certain confined to her bed. Her daughter Ellen has Piano Duo, March in C. No. 14, Emery combination, ways— business. Fractional currency, nickels and cents. 299 63 1,693 82 w.'ir fertile in ideas Mildred Packard, Miss Mary Cobb. Mrs. W. Bussey of West and fanciful; the returned to New Hampshire and Mrs. Leslie May Winterport Notes of other national banks. 00 '*■ The term of the school opened Piano Petite Holst 2,465 Tee-thinker, matter of fact and spring High Solo, Polka, attended the Farmers’ week exercises at the Federal Reserve Bachelder is caring for her. Nina notes. 6*000 00 children were left mainly to Monday, March 6th, with a good attendance. Townsend. Coin and 1 U. of M. and North Waldo Po | certificates. 3L436 00 '<• work out their books alone. Al- The young ladies of this are to Piano Solo, Battalion Drill March, Lindsay represented the O. E. S. served one vicinity give Legal-tender notes. 00 education The Ladies’ Aid of Vena Miller. mona in the household economic department. 20,000 might appear defective a leap year ball, Friday evening, March 17th. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer 00 "f of their dinners town meeting in Piano Duo, Mischief Polka, Atwood 3,000 things they did not learn, it popular day Mr. Tickets for both gentlemen and ladies are 50 Arline Elizabeth Hills. and Mrs. C. C. Clements, Mrs Julia to think for themselves. ! the room of Masonic hall. Morse, Hence, dining Total...... 54 cent which includes and Piano Solo, Waltz of the Flower Fairies, White, Mrs. C. B. Jewett, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. $2,250,634 ^ young author now regards him- each, dancing supper # Crosby I k Dr. C. B. Hoit met with an accident recently Eva Palmer his early Bachelder’s orchestra from Frankfort will fur- Larby and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. York attended yant.”1 schooling, having Dollars. Cts lr its His slewed Piano Solo, (a) Tulip Waltz, Greenwald !_LIABILITIES. defects, furnished just the while driving in the night. wagon nish music. a meeting of North Waldo Pomona at Coles’ stock est Presser Capital paid in..."77777 $1007000 00 f adapted for making what he out Dr (b) Playing Tag, ^ on the ice and turned over, throwing 00 a Irva Miller Corner, Winterport, March 8th. Surplus lund. 30,000 writer of fiction and an expo- Misa Florence Twombly, who spent the win- Hoit and his son who was driving. For- Piano March in No. Undivided profits.$16,074 28 an life in manifohl He John, Duo, C, 17, Emery The Ladies’ this was de- aspects. ter in Massachusetts, on her return home Club of vicinity Reserved for interest on deposits. 88 16 alert-mindedness that is stimu- tunately no bones were broken, but tne doctor Dorothy Packard Miss Mary Cobb 23,591 39,666 gave a to about 30 of her friends. A The lightfully entertained by Mrs. G. A. Palmer Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid. 39,666 16 life. Besides what he party Contented Bird, Rowe ■y ^ea-faring is with a very lame arm. notes 00 suffering was and Helen Plaisted at her home in Monroe afternoon, Circulating outstanding. 58,700 y xtensive, even not com- pleasant evening spent with whist and Played sung by Saturday t though Piano Due to banks and bankers. 1,945 96 reading Solo, (a) Child Waltz, Presser March 11th. tables were for through long, quiet days danc ing, and sandwiches, cake and punch Eight arranged Dividends 175 50 •vas the (b) First Rose Presser unpaid. immense educative value Waltz, whist and a followed. Refresh- were served. Elsie pleasant game Demand deposits: contact and an insatiable Children. Plaisted with, Cry ments Individual to check. 09 •’ Piano Brave of white and cracker sand- deposits subject 299,176 !i sorts of and the Mrs. Alice Palmer a to over 30 Solo, Boy’s March, Otto graham people, sight FOR FLETCHER’S gave party Certificates of deposits due in less than 30 days. 77,042 87 countries while from I Ila Wing wiches, cookies and cake, with cocoa, were 7;K sailing of her friends from White's Corner and this Certified checks. 980 00 P all over the Piano Duo, Long, Long Ago, Wagner world. I served by Mrs. Palmer. Cashier's checks 35 O ASTORIA village last Saturday. A pleasant afternoon Eva Palmer, Miss Mary Cobb outstanding. 8,800 United States deposits. ... 00 a fine was All Piano Solo, The Bell in the Wenzel 1,000 was passed and lunch served. Valley, Total demand Arline Morse deposits. $3S6,999 31 went home that the hostess had Children Other time feeling given Piano Solo, Dreams of the Past Waltz, Cry deposits. 1,633,147 61 them great pleasure. Streabbog FOR FLETCHER’S Total of time deposits.$1,633,147 61 Nina Townsend The Most Piece of Piano Duo, Christmas Eve, Hiller CASTORI A Total.•... $2,250 634 54 Important HALLDALE. Ila Vena Miller Wing, State of Maine, County of Waldo, ss: 4 Piano Solo, Merry Hunting Party Rolfe SANDYPOlNT. March, C. W. Cashier of the above-named swear the above There ia much sickness in this community Robie Marriner I, Wescott, bank, do solemnly that at statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Literature of the Year.” present. Piano Solo, The Bird and the (a) Minstrel, C. W. Harmstow Asa Styles spent the week-end in Bangor. WESCOTT, Cashier. Mrs. Mary W. White, reported very sick Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th of March, 1916. Mood Hofmann day last week, is failing. (b) Pictures, Irvin Crocker spent last Thureday in Belfast. RALPH 1. Lincoln Colcord’s Elizabeth Hills MORSE. Notary Public. Remarkable Poem Correct—Attest: Mr. and Mrs. Way land White, who went to L. G. Patterson was in Belfast on Saturday WM R SWAN. Emberviile, Penn., last fall, left there last business. ) week for Montana. MORRILL. CHAS. P. HAZEL.TINE, Directors. ELMER A. \ Dawson Brewer spent Friday in Bangor on SHERMAN, Tolman H. Fernald, who had been helping Miss Stella Berry has arrived home from Newell White in bis business. printing office, finished Providence, R. I., where she visited friends. work and left for his home in Waldoboro LINCOLN VILLE. TO RID CHILD OH WORMS. Vision Schools in this district closed last for of War Friday March 13th. Mr. James S. Crockett of Brooks spent the twu weeks’ vacation. Don't scold the fretful, nervous child week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel has arrived home from Wor- Mrs. Almeda Morse, who bad been caring Dickey. George Dickey Often its due to worms. Get rid of these “A great and remarkable The veritable Mrs. Carrie was in two by poem. for Mrs. Mary White, was obliged to leave W. Healey Bangor days cester, Mass. \ Rev. I. Mower of Waterville occupied giving one half to one lozenge Kickapoc ce of Walt Whitman. It is a national ode March 12th, and Mtb. Annie Monroe of Bel- the past week. ; unequalled the last us a Mrs. attended the fast has taken her place. pulpit Sunday, giving good strong Florence Thompson auto Worm Killer, a laxative worm candy. Give ; its its its its marvellous Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Meralda Pierce chastisement, love, hope, op- discourse; subject. Patience. S. M. show in Boston. only plain nourishing food, lots of out-door tunity for the Vision of in Bangor. fulfilling Man.’’—Boston Mr. Herman Merriam with three teams went spent Saturday Mrs. Belle Russ and Madeline have exercise and put to bed early. Watch stoole 1 daughter ninscript. Miss Nellie Blanchard the week-end and continue Worm HUMPHREYS7 to Jefferson last Monday to bring back machin- spent returned from a week’s visi* in Boston. giving Kickapoo Lozenges, for his new mill. with friends at the village. they will positively 1 emove the worms. 25c, ‘The most powerful indictment lhat has been brought Free Medical Book—in cele- ery j Mrs. Annie Mullen is spending a few days Mark Ginn is ill at this He is at Druggists. of we have Mrs. Ella Littlefield and Mrs. Ida Cross are quite writing. with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lamb in Belfast. gainst the times ... it not bration sixty years penetrates everywhere, ! attended Dr. Small from the a revised edition of at the parsonage the absence by village. sl utting its eyes for horror or for sympathy and leaves published stopping during Hon. and Mrs. A H. Miller were guests PROSPECT FERRY. Dr. Humphreys’ Manual of all of Rev. and Mrs. Nathan Hunt. Frank Perkins of Milo is here putting the March 12th of Mrs. H. J. Morton in Belfast. the reader not tearful, nor depressed, nor resentful, but diseases, in minute detail Thirteen members of at- : machinery in the new mill for his brother, F. J. D. Holbrook visited his daughter, Mrs. Guy synthetic and giving Honesty Grange Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heal were guests stimulated.—Chicago Evening Post. the care and treatment of F. Perkins. West, in March 12th. tended the meeting of the County Grange with i March 12ih of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas. Sandypoint the sick with “A most unusual volume ... a big ad- Humphreys’ Frederick Ritchie Grange, Waldo, March 8th. Harold Warren has returned to his home in Mrs. Richard Ashworth and son Frank visit- thing j Grip and bad colds are quite prevalent and Remedies. the term of ed relatives in last week. done. Full of great ideas, often Mr. and Mrs. Dow and Mr. and Mrs. Kenduskeag, having completed our E. Sandypoint mirably great- \ Price George j physician, Dr. F. Gould, is kept busy. No. FOR school here. J' Post. E. E. Bowen spent last Sunday with their par- Mr. and Mrs Edward visited Mr and presented.”—N. Y, 1 Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations.25 | Kenneth Morrison of Portland was a recent Avery ents in will remain 2 Worms. Worm Fever.23 Liberty. Mrs. Dow there a Edward Clifford had the misfortune to break Mrs. Charles in March CLOTH. $1.25. LEATHER, *1.50. of and for Gray Prospect 12th. 3 Colic, Crying and Wakefulness of Infants.25 few days. | guest Mr. Mrs, Ed. Goodwin a few his while wood. He will 4 Diarrhea, of Children and Adults.23 leg recently hauling Mrs. W, D. Harriman and son Evander visit- Mr. J. F. our days. Lincoln Colcord’s Vivid Stories of the Sea 7 Colds, Bronchitis.23 ^Vickery, newly appointed be confined to the house for some weeks. Coughs, ed Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pierce in 8 Toothache, Facepche, Neuralgia.23 postmaster, has bought the store built by S. S. Percy Drake was in town last week from Sandypoint 9 Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.25 Erski e, and last Thursday, with a long team Miss Agnes Harriman, who has been ill in Boston, called here by the illness and death of March 12th. THE Weak Stomach.23 I THE GAME OF DRIFTING lO Dyspepsia Indigestion, of oxen and horses, moved it on to the line be- where she was the M.C. his father, Mr, Adelbert Drake. Pittsfield, attending I., Harold and Buford Grant of are 13 Croup, Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis.23 ween his house and Mrs. Elzira Jackson’s, Sandypoint 14 Salt liheum. Eruptions.25 arrived home Friday. Her sister, Mrs. Jose- LIFE AND DEATH DIAMOND KEEP YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND spending a 2 weeks’ vacation with their grand- 15 Rheumatism, Lumbago.25 phine Foster, who had been caring for her for 16 Fever and Ague, Malaria.25 HEALTHY. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. l>. Harriman. True instinct of the sea ro- “It has interest flashes of Orien- 17 Piles, Blind orBleedlng, External, Internal. 25 several weeks, came with her. Miss Anzelia Harriman has arrived home mancer. Colorful and in- tal life and Lincoln 19 Catarrh, Influenza.CoM inHead.25 is a character. Col- Miss Lavia Blanchard went to Monroe last There only one way to have clear, 20 Whooping Cough. 25 from West Trernont to a three weeks cord has told a and CASTOR IA and that is to the spend nate.’’—Springfield Republican. stirring story Asthma, Oppressed, Difficult Breathing.25 Thursday evening as pianist with Bachelor’s healthy complexion keep "Of interest.” told it well.”—N. Y. Times. 21 vacation with her parents. Capt. and Mrs. W, exceptional 27 Kidney Disease.23 For Infants and Children orchestra. Friday evening she assisted Berry bowels active and regular. Dr. King’s New —The Outlook. 28 Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness.1.00 for the dance at Griffin’s hall here; Saturday H. Harriman. Bed...... 25 Life Pills will make your complexion healthy *1.2S *1 25 ! 30 Urinary Incontinence, Wetting In Use For Over 30 Years assisted Crocxett at the movieB and dance in 34 Sore Throat, Quinsy.23 the village; Monday evening was with Bache- and clear, move the bowels gently, stimulate La Crippe-Crip.Zt bears Children THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, Publishers, New York. 77 Always lor’s at Prospect, and next Friday evening will the liver, cleanse the system and purify the Cry Sold by druggists, or sent, on receipt of price. the be at Monroe. These engagements,with eight blood. A splendid spring medicine. 25c. at FOR FLETCHER’S BUMTHREYS’ HOMEO. MEDICINE CO., Com; Signature of music pupils, have kept her very busy the last J William and Ann Streets. New York. week. your Druggist. OASTORIA THE SHADE TREES OF BELFAST. NEWS OP THE GRANGES. NO- 364“ The Republican Journal The News of Belfast. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF if asked to name the chief attraction WHEN FEEUNG TIRED There was no meeting last Friday evenini 1916 BELFAST, THURSDAY. MARCH 23, of our we should the shade trees Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Conner will to of Seaside Grange on account of the drifte city, say go Hood’s Sarsaparilla Builds Up the ! THE SEARSPORT NATIONAL that on the streets Bayside the first of April to remain until next streets in that The an BaI stand each side of vicinity. program PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY Whole System—Makes Pure Blood. fall. nounced for that will be tomoi At in the State of and when in full foliage form a leafy evening given Searsport, Maine, at the close W The Jour. Pub. Co. to Mrs. Mary Harriman, who has been ill for that comes to row, Friday, evening. Republican arch overhead. When the buds begin That tired feeling business on March 1916. several weeks at the home of Fred W. The 5th 7, swell in the we know that the Pote, in the after year, anniversary of Burnham Grangi CHARLES A. P1LSBURY. spring you spring, year Manager No. 25 Church street, is improving. Her No. 509, was observed Marc RESOURCES. j)0! I \ winter is and later the fresh is a blood lacks vi- Tuesday evening, long over; sign that your Loans and daughter, Mrs. George Daley of Old Town, is 14th, at the regular meeting. A program c f discounts.*...$149,809 39 a to advertising Terms. For one square, one foliage is delight the eye. Then as boils and Total loans.*.. ■ caring for her at present. tality, just pimples, songs, recitations and an address by J. V inch length in column, 25 cents for one week comes when the trees are deck- Overdrafts secured, unsecured,. autumn, other are that it is Blanchard of and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. The Univerealist Social Aid will meet this, eruptions signs Auburn, State dairy inspecto \ U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value).$ 00 ed with rich colors from Nature’s palette 50,000 Subscription Terms. In advance, $2.00 a Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Frank I. Wil- impure; and it is also a sign that was interesting and instructive. An exce Total U, S. bonds. Bonds other than S. to secure for six 50 cents for three and in va- U. bonds pledged postal savings deposits 3,000 00 year; $1.00 months; —red, crimson, yellow brown, son, corner of Cedar and Spring streets. The a low or run-down lent supper of beans and brown col your system is in bread, Securities, other than U. S. bonds, owned un- months. come (not including stocks) rious shades. Then the leaves was from last on meats, pies and calces was meeting postponed Thursday condition inviting disease. It is a enjoyed. pledged... 123,331 57 down, a of account of the weather. The Total bonds, securities, etc. as a re- making carpet variegated all-day held e It begins to look as though, which it is wise to heed. meeting by China Grang other than Federal Reserve Bank stock colors underfoot. Even in winter the warning, Stocks, The new Waldo County Fair Association are Wednesday, March was well r sult of invading Mexico, we may have to for Hood’s 15th, attended f< Subscription to stock of Federal Reserve bank.... .$4,500 00 trees Ask your druggist do not lose their attraction. Often making plans for a horse trot on the fair such a stormy 43 members t Less amount unpaid. 2,250 00 Carranza as well as Villa. day, being presen fight and if there is This old standard The Value of banking house (if unincumbered). 3,000 00 there is a light fall of damp snow that grounds July 4th, sufficient en- Sarsaparilla. usual routine business was carried D ; out i j Equity in banking house. couragement from other societies will have a tried and true blood medicine re- the forenoon Today the Republican State conver.- clings to every twig and limb; and, less and then a fine dinner was serve I. Furniture and fixtures. general celebration that day. Several The Real estate owned other than in and it an ice storm, when every branch good lieves that tired feeling. It cleanses afternoon session was opened about 2 banking house. ti on will be held Portland, often, Reserve horses have been entered for the cour- o clock Net amount due from Federal Bank. and in ice that already the new life, new and three candidates were instructc a to be a record breaker in at- twig is encased sparkles blood, gives Net amount due from reserve in other reserve cities promises races. in approved agents 8,538 49 and cheerfulness. It the Third and Fourth The lecture r in the and as look down a age, strength degrees. | Net amount due from banks and bankers .. tendance and enthusiasm. sunlight you then The Men’s makes the rich, red blood that will gave a good program, as follows: Soni ! Outside check* and other cash items. 1 441 34 street it seemB like a of Club of the Unitarian parish glimpse fairy- and Fractional currency, nickels and centa... 166 67 The Democrats in Belfast made an un- will have their next in make you feel, look, eat sleep Grange choir; stories by several of the brother ,« meeting Memoriel hall Notes of other national — land. banks. successful effort to win back the better. song, talk on the < * city. April 4th, when Hon, Payson Smith, State Fanny Maxwell; growing Coin and certificate* .. Press In of these trees Be sure to because it sweet corn | Despatch. many grey squirrels Superintendent of Schools,will be the guest of get Hood’s, as a staple farm product, by Con y Legal-tender notea. is There is no other com- fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer Not so. The Democrats and Republi- have their homes, and as they are pro- honor. The ladies of the club members, the the best. Webber; instrumental duet, Florence Carll an j Redemption a bination of roots, barks and herb* Father cans made a successful effort to defeat tected by a city ordinance, as well as by Unitarian Alliance, the Supt. and teachers in Coffin; reading, Annie Crossman, “Ho f M like it—no real substitute for it— the _ToUl.....4. candidate who was objectionable to both public sentiment, they are very tame, the local schools, will be guests. There will be May Grange Become a Real Help in a Mi no medicine. terial and to all citizens. will take nuts from and if a receiving line, an address by Mr. Smith, and “just-as-good” Way to Maine Agriculture,” opened b m!_mwurm parties, good your hand, Capital stock paid in. refreshments will be served Martin followed J. A Jones an J® Webber, by ...... they recognize you as a friend will search Surplus fund. a "What Feature of We have received type-written copy March the others; the Grange Prograi it Undivided profit*.. $15,804 36 your pockets. Given a nut they will run Thursday morning, 16th, whistle The Churches. con- Result in the Greatest Good to R»served for.... 15,804 36 of the call for a progressive State for no school was sounded for the first time the Greatei t i off and bury it and then return and sit !.«**• current expense*, interest ami taxes paid. 1,620 17 Numoer,” opened Emms rea«: vention to be held in at 2 p. m., this winter, and it was sounded at noon At. the U nivt realist church next Surday by Whitehouse; notes outstanding. Bangor i up and for more. Robins also make again Circulating beg iog, Cnarles Leach, “The Autobus’ Psaim.” to anu April 5th, with the apportionment of and no sessions were held during the day. The morning. Iiev. Arthur A. Blair will preach on Due banks hankers. their homes in these trees—not in the Dividends unpaid.. .. roads in the districts were “Christ, the Door to the Kingdom,” the third d with Liberty and outlying badly Demand elegates. Beginning same trees as the Aroostook Potatoes. deposits: | squirrels—and despite drifted and in some of the the in the series of Lenten sermons f he to Winterport sections city Sunday Individual deposits subject to check .. continuing alphabetically the cats also are many they very tame, walks were impassable. Some of the trans- school and Men’s Forum will meet at noon. Certificates of deposit, due in less than 30 days. 17 towns in Waldo county are entitled to Potatoes have come in rather for th p ('ashler’s checks outstanding .. and in the spring, when planting is going portation teams did not in for the morn rapidly total is get Services will be held in the C past few On and one delegate each, but the sum mgregational days. Monday Tuesday th p Postal savings deposit*. on, about the almost under ing session but arrived in time for the was to hop gardens j Friday, church next Sunday as usu*l, with morning price $2.70 $2.80, but th.s Wedneada y Total demand deposits. 106.313 11 as instead of 17. the given 26, for our trees we should not afternoon session. Train service on the Bel- figures have gone down t< $2 GO to Certificates of deposit. foot. But and sermon at it noon.Bible $2,tiE worship 10.45; 12, About 20 cent as fast branch wae not interrupted. per many Cobblers are com in f Other time deposit* have the or the birds. at 6.30 service as squirrels j school; p. rr., young peoples Mountain*. The Cobblers 11 Total of time It is said that when our coal is gone bring $2.50 as deposit*. .$137,258 53 Who these trees? As many of The No rthport Democratic caucus, held at Prayer in the lecture room this, standard price.-Presque Isle Mar Herat 1 must all and planted meeting water power supply energy Brown’s Corner March elected the fol- March 15th. Total. them are nearly or quite a century old I 16th, Thureday. evening at 7.15 .nstead of 7.3»' electricity must be used for all industrial and alternates to attend the that is not answered. lowing delegates The State of Maine. County ok Waldo, sa: that question readily third sermon of the Lenten aeries of purposes. But while contingency State convention in Bangor March 27th: 1. A. H. Nichols, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the But from what is known it would { studies of the Christ life and its relation to ua and appear ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. s not very near at hand the present Delegates, Charles O. Dickey and Martin that were individuals today, will be preached next Sunday morning We Examine A. 11. NICHOLS. (\* wood and coal fur- they planted by G. Black: Bartlett Wadiin and 1 advancing prices of alternates, in the Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th day of 1916 and not bv concerted effort. Planted Unitarian church by the minister. Rev, March, a of immediate interest Charles E Dnnkwater. The following HARRY E. nish problem A. E Wilson, on the "Our BANGS, Notary outsile the front var i which in subject: Fellowship Correct. Attest: B. F. 1 is fences, town committee was elected: Charles O. COLCORD, ar t importance. Whether electricity with tht Christ Spirit.” The subjects f r the D. C, the olden days indicated the street line, Dickey. H. C. Brown. A. F. Crockett. W. P. NICHOLS, Dr to solve that problem or not, it certainly rest of the series are: April 2, How the Christ WM. C. PENDLETON, j they have come to be regarded as city Sellers, Charles E. Drink water, L E. Pitcher, behoove* Man e to conserve her water Removed Our Limitations; April 9th, The not Charles M B. M. G. property, be cut down or moved Thompson, Whiling, Christ as the World of the Conqueror; April 16th, Modern At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and At a V.*. -r*. not only by protection Black, Bartlett Wadlin, L. S. Southard. By Scientific Methods Probate Court, held at beitast without permission from the authorities. The Cost of The Easter for the County of Waido. on the 14th day of f American news- Helen Wescott’s last An “The that Heniy E. Babcock of .-.aid Belfast may be daily recently this obligation has not been Friday afternoon. Fifth Gospel.” The Junior League will lowauee out of the personal estate appointed administrator de bonis non with the ceased. 1 n the Ian* account of the life of St a ex- meet at ,»p,r». pui'ilah' English recognized. Patrick, poem 3 30 p. m. At 2.30 p.m. Mr. Sellers Glasses will annexed, of the estate of the said Herny A. That the Carter, together with her resignation as execu- Ordered, said petitioner L advertising', ac- plaining why March 17th was fixed on as his will speak in the Woods schoolhouse. At 7.30 all yuage, nquor Some years ago the Belfast Improve- trix ot said will. persons interested by causing a and order to be to a1; com- birthday, some Limericks, were read by p. m. the pastor will in the church on At published three weeks : g investigation just an of speak Reasonable Prices. Ordered* that the said notice to ment Society, association public- petitioner give in The Republican Journal, a Miss Charlotte Wadsworth. Miss “Shorn interested a of this m-wspa t-J ihr T* n of the Hope Dorman Samsons.” This. Thursday, ; all persons by causing copy ed at that .... by |>eranc' Society la a forester and evening, Belfast, they may appeal spirited lies, en.ployed Older to be published three weeks successively in to be read a poem about the Irish belief that when a at 7.30, regular prayer meeting. The Bible Court. held at Belfast, u itliin V'.’fc. ::f hey desire express sentiment not connected with the church. «>f March. A. j). lfc 16. the center of the and last the I day Frost, late of Brooks, in sa m city, year brogue, of a in Ireland. ehe matter and should be credit.” courtship Geographi- At^l0.30, Sunday morning preaching service certain instrument, to be the las* deceased, having pii-'i-nted given Woman's Club set out a tree to fill a purporting ;.. cal puzzles pertaining to the Emerald Isle were will and testament of Auritia Baker, at** of that tlie Judge ot ,tl were topic, “The wonderful child who became a I A Probate, r Texas thert 16 additions to the in said of Waldo, of W ale- detei vacancy on one of the principal streets next and solved. Each member Belfast, County deceased, Comiity may m n propounded marvelous man;” a whole sermon devoted to for titled t" •■aid state and ■ ist the past year, making a total of 45. j I having been presented probate. then and to make this an annual cus- received from the Director an artificial therein to law propose j sham- the interests of the hoys and girl®. Bible Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in according 'ome months ago all advertisements PROBATE *>f he a this order to Ordered. That the said tom. with individual effort and a rock, and from the hostess a be- school convenes NOTICES terested by causing copy petitioner This, pretty card, at 12 o’clock; visitors cordially | three weeks successively m The Re- ail persons interested by a\\>-u a ot and marcotics were tarred sides boxes published 'iquor the value of our dainty green containing green welcomed. Young at to Journal, published at Belfast, that thej order to be publish! dtlirc! growing appreciation'of People's meeting 6.30, At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within an< publican from the Hearst newspapers, and none At the business it was voted may appear at a Probate Court, to lie held al The Republican .lournal. a candy. meeting which all in and lor the of 14th o t.ewspap- shade trees, stimulated by the freely ex- young years spirit are earn- County Waldo, on the day Belfast, within and for said County,on tin* second at BHfast, ihat tiu New to hold an ! March, A. I) 1916. y may pi,', will be accepted by the York Tri- entertainment March 31st, and to estly invited. of next, at ten f the docs Court, to be held at admiration of visitors, as- Evening preaching service 7.30; j Tuesday April Belfast, within pressed gives V, CON FORTH of in said show if have, on bune after 1916. accept Mrs, James H. Howes’ offer of her \ minister’s Unity, County before noon, and cause, any they Countv, the lltli day of Apr; April 1, topic: “Something more son of Olive surance that their numbers will never be astonishing ELI J. Conforth. late <4 Unity, ii why the same slioulu not lie proven, approved at let! d the clock liefore noon ; house for this than j said of purpose, the death of Christ or the salvation of a County Waldo, deceased, having pie and allowed. IT any they liave, why the piayi less. sen ted a petition praying V. Contort I JAMES turner should not lie Keene’s address iB conserva- W. C. T. U. The Belfast human soul.” A 1 that.he,Eli LIBBY, Judge granted. Mayoi Woman’s Christian wideawake sermon for wide- of said Unity may he administrate) Attest: The “front here as appointed A true copy. JAM In yard fence,’’ else- awake or he estate of said deceased. |,| HB\ i tive and business-like, as was to be ex- Temperance Union held their annual meeting thinkere. The minister will preach at Arthur W. Leonard. Register. A true Attest has j copy. where, disappeared. Two of the with the Ordered. That the said petitioner give noticet< A IM Ht K \N pected, and the new city government as Mrs. Leroy A. Coombs, Bay view street Northport Baptist Church next Sunday at I.KoMim j all persons interested by causing a copy of thn At a Probate Court, held at Belfast, within uul old colonial residences retain their or- 2.30 r. ■ Friday March 17tb. The m.; “Who .tare into order to be for of on tin* second Ti * s »i organized should ensure a successful ad- afternoon, evange-J j subject, go the published three weeks successively it I the County Waldo, At a l*l ate Court, liehl at Belfast T ie dav of March A I) 1916. namental iron fences, set on a listic exercises were conducted Miss modern furnace?” On account of the Republican Journal, a newspaper publisher for tlie County of Waldo, on the ministration. Two in granite by Eda concert ! al things particular Belfast, that they may appear at a Probatr certain instrument purporting t*> i>e the ilay of Match, A 1) 191*?. and we would not wish them re- After a short business session tonight the usual ser- Court, to be held at are of them—a base, Woodbury. Thursday night prayer Belfast, within and for sai< \ Iasi will.mu testament of Marie L. Andrews. expected lower tax rate on certain instrument, i vice was County, the 11th of A D.1916 1 W r,*- purporting moved. In the olden the following officers and committees were held last night. day April. late of Belfast, in said comity of aid**, *h* A last will and ar.d avoidance of days hollyhocks, a; ten of the clock before and show testament of v, I overdrafts, This will noon, cause I ed, Having been presented for piobate, late ot elected: President, Mis. Annie M. vice it any they have,why the of said Shales, Belfast, in said Count tiger lilies and other old-fashioned flow- Frost; In his sermon or “The Christ in prayer petition deceased, call for close calculations and adoption Touch,” the er snouid not be granted. Ordered, That notice be given to all persons having been presented : presidents: from the Mrs. a m To !>♦ Klanor Shales as ers bloomed inside the but out- Baptist church, Unitarian church Iasi Mr. Wilson told JAMES interested try causing copy this *rdei B. named execut; of the best business methods. Thpre is yards; Sunday, LIBBY, Judge. will to serve Mabel Howard; Methodist Mrs. A true Attest: published three weeks successive!} in flu* K without bond. between the fence and church, Mary of an incident within his copy. much to be done to meet side, the traveled coming observation. ; Arthur W. publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they urgent needs, S. Mrs. Leonard, Register. be Ordered, that notice he given to all Whitmore; Congregational church, In the Dresden Art when he may appear at a Probate Court, lo held ,r | way, rank weeds flourished, rubbish col- Gallery, entered terested by a ot tbi- much that cannot be put unfor- Hannah H. Belfast, within and tor said County. <»n tin* sec- causing copy off; and, Wilson; recording secretary, Mrs, he took off his hat. piil>lislied three weeks lected and there was a air of naturally Immediately one ond Tuesday of April next, at ten of the suceessivoly labor and material are general Ethel P. IITALDO SS.—In Court of held at Bel publu-an Journal, at Bella-, tunately, higher t'ollins; corresponding secretary of the attendants Probate, clock before noon, and show cause, it any they published told him to put it on. He V» last, on the 14th of may appeal at a Piobate i<• n, Mrs. Minnie day March, 1916. (tract have, why the same should not be prowd, ap- Court, today than ever before. The neglect. Nowadays, smooth, well-kept Coombs; treasurer, Miss Lora Dow m*t. w it Inn and for < completion noticed that the men wore their hats, so he Bjicheider.Jguardian of Marcellos J. Dow proved at.d allowed. said ouni v. on lawns extend to the and | late of Brooks, m said I of of the sewer we believe roadway, each Maxcy; superintendent of Bible reading and County, deceased, bavin* JAMES ties,lay April next, at ten ot system to be of obeyed. But when he into the little LIBBY, Judge before stepped presented her first and final account as guar A noon, and show cause, if any shows a marked im- evangelistic Miss Eda floral ; true copy. Attest the first not succeeding year work, Woodbury; said Marcellus why tin* same should not he nr. importance: only from the room where Raphael’s Sistine Madonna was rlianship.of J. Dow for allowance Arthur \v. Leonard. Register. mission and relief work, Mrs. Ida E. | that and all owed. provement in grounds and in Aborn; the sole men Ordered, notice thereof be given three sanitary point of view but in to buildings painting, there stood uncovered JAMKS u BP. ', a justice school and Mrs weeks successively in The Republican Journal, ail ot the Sunday special observance, At within A true copy. Attest: owners who have their parts city. as in the presence of “The newspaper published in in «aid a Probate Court held at Belfast, and j property paid royalty. reason,” Belfast, County AUTIIPU W. Mary Whitmore; scientific temperance instruc- that all persons interested mav attend at a Pro for the County ot Waldo, on the 2nd Tuesday l,KO>AJtU. Mr. W'ilson said, “was not far to seek. There part for sewers,but are without bate Court, to be held at on the 11(1 of March, a. I). 1916. existing Dr. Winslow's for the middies is tion, Mrs. Goldie W. Curtis; anti-narcotics, Belfast, plea was something more than canvas and day ot April next, and show cause, it any 1 IBM I N I >TK A 1KIX s Mil |( | this convenience. The Mrs. C. soldiers and paint; certain instiument, purporting to h•• the last necessary plan Mary Collins; sailors, Mrs. I they have, the said account should not In \ scribe- notice it i timely and to the point. He writes from there was art permeated with why A will and testament *»f Nelson U'lrtis, late hereby gives ard carried out. for several religion; beauty allowed. h* .• it duly appointed administratrix o: adopted years Hattie,C. Riggs; mercy, Mrs. Elizabeth of Monroe, in said County ot Waldo, deceased, personal experience and his Heal; radiant with holiness. One felt, at this JAMES LIBBY, of suggestions red letter Mrs. Nellie shrine, Judge. having been presented probate. Neison J. by fcin.er city governments, of building j day; Macomber; peace that the A true copy. Attest: fyr are practical and should have considera- artist was offering the devotions of a ! Curtis named executor in said will to serve NATHAN IKJ, W. DKI.ANo, late, and arbitration, Mrs. Ada iU. Brier; Arthur W. Leonard. Register. a section of sewer each year, would if systematic soul | without bond. in the of tion. Present conditions at pure touched with genius. You forgot County Waldo, deceased, I Annapolis giving, Mrs. Rachel A. Clifford; Mrs. That notice be to all in- bonds as the law directs. All continued have the purity, the were Ordered, given person* petsoiis completed system are Raphael, artist. You brought to the SS.—In Court ot to i>e mauds the plainly adverse to the public interest, 0. E. Clay; mother’s meetings and white rib- Probate, held at Bel- terested by causing a copy of this order against estate ->| saw dec- 1 erg ago. It might be well to return to spirit of worship. Is not this the WALDOfast, on the 14th day of March.1916, Frank published three weeks successive 'y in Tin* Re- sired to present the same for settlem- and an psychological injustice to the individual. Most bon recruits, Miss R. T. Newell. A pleasant K. Peterson.administrator ou the estate of John publican Journal, at Belfast, that they indebted thereto are requested to that now. touch that artist strives published plan every for, be he Frank Peterson, late of Searsport, in said Coun- may appear at a Probate Court, to tie held at mem immediately. of the are a social hour followed. After the 23d appointments made after reading wielder Ins on the sec- of brush < r chisel, poet, musician or ty, deceased, having presented first and final Belfast, within and for said County, CA kro im Psalm all were invited to the dining room, account of administration of said estate foi Olid Tuesday of April next, al ten of the Belfast. Me., March 14, 19l<>. •With the recent discussion on the competitive examination, which should preacher? To make one | forget the medium in allowance. ! ciock before and show cause, if an\ they where beans, relishes, sandwiches, cake, cocoa noon, eftice bill relative to rural be conclusive as to the educational the ! the same should not be ust delivery, quali- absorption of the message? The Christ Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three have, why proved, ap- and tea were served. Miss Frances Macom- proved and allowed. 4 I) MIN 1ST I.AlOK’B NOTICE. an see fications and en- touch then and weeks successively, in The Republican Journal t the country opportunity to then^having passed the now was that JAMES A I' gives ber was a special truest. A vote of thanks similarly people a published in Belfast, in said Coun LIBBY, Judge. scnber hereby gives notice that newspaper A true Attest: the the means and methods that have been trance examination and the ex- might see through the human to the Divine.” ty. that all persons interested may attend at a copy. dulytappointcd administrator,of physical was extended to the hostess. The next Arthur W. Leonard. regu- Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 11 tt Register. •I. B. NOYES, late of Lincolnvh amination there would seem to be no adopted by the present administration in lar will be held day of and show if meeting with Mrs. Mary C. April next, cause, any in the County of Waldo, have, the said account should deceased, wn.li inia Uiauui ui warrant tor out a Collins. i tie rNcwa oi orooKS. they why not At a Probate Court Held at within ami bonds as the law directs. All luipuridiu turning practically be allowed. Hrifast, I persons for the County of W aldo, on the 14th day of mauds against the estate of said de- the a west whole clasB. That a certain JAMES I public service,” said middle percentage LIBBY, Judge. ! Match. A. I). 1916. desired to present tile same for settl. St. Patrick’s Day Parties. Mrs. A. A true Attest be found George Mrs. B. Payson remains about the same, copy. all indebted thereto are to in might unfitted for the naval W. il. FERNALl) of Waldoboro. m the requested representative Congress. "Evidently E. Kittridge entertained the Once in a While Arthur Leonard, Register. ment immediately. Bradford is wood in Countv o» Lincoln, lit the estate of Lewis with a desire for the service—backward in their studies or Harry sawing town with TOLMAN political plunder club at her home on Condon street last Friday O. Fernaid, late of Belfast, in said County of AUOUSTINE.M his saw. Lincolnvllle, Me., Ma rcb 14 Ibid restive under the power SS.—In Court of held ted a good of the service has been sacrificed, required discipline- afternoon and evening at a St. Patrick’s Probate, at Bel- Waldo, deceased, having preseii petition party. WALDOfast, on the 141li day of March, 1916, praying that John R. Dunton <»f Belfast, in said will of course Mrs. Minnie of Waterville is visit- Oid carriers under civil service have been be conceded. Not only Mrs. Virgil L. Hall, Miss Emeroy Ginn and Higgins Horace E, McDonald, administrator de bonis County of Waldo, or some other suitable person I.MSTRATRIX’S NOTICE. Ti- Mrs. E. A. non, with the will annexed, on the estate ol niav be appointed administrator ^ said de- ADMer hereby gives notice that she Ha for no other reason has the government been to considerable Miss Anne M. Kittridge were absent. The ing Carpenter. chopped apparently Emma F. McDonald late of Belfast, in said ceased's estate. appointed administratrix of theestat. in these so afternoon was with and in an- There was no school last on ac- his first l\ 1 than to make room for some Democratic expense carrying cadets spent sewing Thursday County, deceased, having presented and Ordered. That the said gr — notice to NOAH 8a HOE NT ate of M far, final of administration said petitioner a and letter from count of the storm. account! .of estate ali interested of this in the of workers who have been named without but their parents, relatives or friends swering bright breezy Miss for allowance. persons by causinga copy County Waldo, deceased, order to be published three weeks successively bonds as the law directs. All have been Anne M. Kittridge, who is in New York persoi examination and who have been allowed to much expense in preparing city, Willard S. Jones has been appointed insur- Ordered, that notice thereof he given, three in Mie Republican Journal, a newspaper publish- demands against the estate of said d« the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Charles week* successively, in The Republican Journal, ed at Belfast, that at a Probate desired to them for to Bradbury, ance agent for the grange. they appear present the same for settl- ’to take an examination some weeks after admission the Naval Acad- a m Belfast, in said to be held at vdhiti and for all The table decorations at the 6 o’clock newspaper published County, Court, Belfast, said indebted thereto are requested r supper that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- on the llth of April, A. 1). ment had been in the service. The con- emy, and they are needed in the service, (g. C. Goddard has moved to the Brown County, day 1916, immediately. ".hey were in greens, the place cards shamrocks, bate Court, to beheld at Belfast, on the lltli sit ten of the clock before noon, and show cause MAE K. s.\! and many more will be needed if the house on Emmons street. day of April next, and show cause, if if the oi said enience of the patrons has not been con- with hats, etc., and the favors any any they'have, why prayer petition- Auburn. Me., March 14. Ibid. pipes, ducks, they have, why the said account should not be er should not he granted si and how much have been pr ogram for preparedness is to be carried etc. The menu included C. O. Foss, who has been ill allowed. JAMES dertd, they brooms, potatoes, dangerously LIBBY, Judge 4 DM IN 1ST RATRI X’S NOIICK with the is A true copy. Attest: made to suffer with and less ade- out. Now it is proposed to make 300 ad- fruit cocktail with green cherries, cold meats, grip, much improved. JAMES LIBBY, Judge. A scrtber* hereby give-' notice tit:, poorer A Arthur W. Leonard, Register. true copy. Attest: been duty admint-ti atnx ditional mashed olives, hot frozen oi appointed quate taciiities has evidently been of lit- appointments, but what is the potatoes, rolls, pud- Rev. Mr. Martin nangor substituted Bun- Arthur \V. Leonard. Register. tate of use if a or so later 299 are to be ding with green cherries, cake, coffee and day for Rev. Thomas H. Martin, our tle concern to the administration. The year regular At a Probate Court, held at Belfsist, within and AMOS F, CaHI.ETON, late of I!, green mints. All remained for an who was absent. for the County of Waldo,on the 14th of House showed what had been turned out, with a black mark against enjoyable pastor, SS—In Court ot Probate, held at Bel- day in the Comity of Waldo, d«-c.:is**il. certainly up on the 14tfi of Match, A. 1). 1916. evening around the open fire_One of the WALDOfast, day March. 1916. Ar- bonds as the law- directs. A per*-* done to and how ser- their names that will them Donald King, who has been in Aroostook IL administrator on the rural delivery the handicap thur Gilman, estate ol _ RCH1K l\J. EAGER,»x editor of the last will demands again-t tin <-siai>-of nd most social functions of the season for when delightful | county some time, is visiting his parents, David C. Gilman, late "f Liberty, in said County, A of Harriet E Frost, kite of Be fast, in said desired to present the same lor soil- vice had been It is to see seeking other occupations? his crippled. easy j took at the Woman's Club room last Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Elias King. deceased, having presented first and final ac- County of Waldo, deceastd, having presented a all indebted tln-c-to arc to 1 pljce requested now so stirred count of administration of said estate for allow- praying that tin* actual market value of tnetil immediately. why the farmers have been afternoon when Mrs. Norman A. petition Farmers are the only persons who raise day Read, Harvest Home Grange is in the throes of a ance. said dece -ed's estate, the persons interested 1 L I A M. C.\ L !JP' Mrs. Maine Hills and contest between the and the notice m the succession thereto, and the amount of the Belfast. March 14. Ibid. horses ar.d mules for sale. have Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore i gentlemen ladies, Ordered, That thereof lie given, three Me., They side to furnish weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, tax thereon, may be determined by the Judge of entertained at a St. Patrick’s party. The losing supper. been the chief beneficiaries of the enor- j a newspaper published in Belfast, in said County, Probate. at C FHI X’S NOTICE. Tli. supsc The administration Washington was room was prettily decorated with white carna- The roads were drifted so badly last week that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to LiXKi Ci notice that -'ll*- has h«*i- mously increasedldemand for horses from that the mail carriers failed to make their full bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the Iltb all persons interested by causing a copy of tins I by gives severely criticized by United States Sen- tions and ferns. At one o’clock luncheon was j three weeks the lasl will ;iiul for the first time day of April next, ami show eau..:e, if any •rder to be published successively pointed exeeutrix.of countries on account of the war. routes Thursday this winter. of ator Cabot in an address foreign served from small tables very they have, why the said account should not be ! in The Republican Journal, a newspiper pub- Henry Lodge j daintily ap- .J. MOK I will be interested Mrs. Grace Dow Bachelder, Corse- allowed. lished at Belfast, that they may appear at a I’ro- HORACE ION, late of in knowing that with china and Spirella 1 1 before the Lynn, Mass. Republican Club They pointed linen, sterling. Covers hate Court, to be held at Belfast, within and lor m of tiere, for this vicinitv, has received a new line JAMES LIBBY, Judge. the Comity Waldo, deceased. j of horses and mules for the were laid for 31. The cards were A true Attest: I said County, on the llth day of April, A. 1). demands the estate March 16th. "In my own he exports year place tiny of spring models and will be glad to show copy. having against opinion,” Arthur VV. Leonard, Register. j 1916, at ten of the cloek before noon, ami show ceased are desired to the san- 1915 amounted to as com- baskets of shamrock and the favors small them present said, “with the exception of the adminis- $118,000,000 gold upon request. I cause, if any they have, why tile prayer of said tlenient, and all indebted thereto an 1 petitioner should not be granted. to make pared with $5,000,000 in 1913, the last pots of growing shamrock. The menu was The electric were turned on Wednes- payment, immediately. tration of Buchanan, there has been no lights SS.—In Court of Probate, held at JAMES LIBBY, Judge. ADA M. MCI was not March for the calendar year which affected by chicken salad, hot rolls, olives, ices, assorted day night, 15th, first time. The WALDOBelfast, on the 14tli day of March. 1916. A true copy, Attest: March administration in power which has been Belfast, Me., 14, Ibid. the war conditions. This was an increase cake and coffee. Misses Janetta Hazel street lights authorized by the town have not Archie P. J. Eager, executor of the will of Har- Arthur W. Leonard, Register. Rogers, late of in so to the United at of The demand yet been placed in position, except one on the riet E. Frost, Belfast, sajd county, de- injurious States,both 2200 per cent. for horses Doak and Belle served. There were his and ac- Keating corner. ceased, having presented first final NOTICE. Tin and mules for the battle fields of of Probate Court held at within ana home and abroad, as that now in control at Europe six tables of auction the afternoon. The count of administration said estate for allow- At a Belfast, ADMINISTRATOR’Ser hereby notice that he has during on 14th gives not only gave the farmers a large profit Rev. and Mrs. David Brackett have moved ance. for the County of Waldo, the day, ol appointed administrator of the estate Washington.” This statement was am- score cards were in gold and shamrock. Mrs. March. A. 1). 1916. on the horses and mules they had to sell, from Belfast to Brooks and are occupying a Ordered, tnat notice tnereof be given, three SARAH K. M ESERVEY, late of 1 substantiated the statesmanlike Elon B. Gilchrest received the first one rent m the house owned Mrs. Hattie Rob- weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, A. HOWES of Belfast, in said County, one ply by but increased the value of the animals prize, by >■ the County of Waldo, deceased, a newspaper in Belfast, in said County, of the heirs ol Clifford B. Abbott, late of Bel- of Colonial and Mrs. Morris inson, which was formerly their home. Old published ASA bonds as tin* law directs. All address which followed. Senator Lodge that remained. Farmers as well bb muni- Nuttings pictures that all persons interested may attend at'a Pro- fast, in said County of Waldo, deceased Jiving in person' friends are to welcome them back demands the estate of said d* L. the a of glad again. bate to be held at on the 11th dielfrent States, having a petition against said of the administration that it tion manufacturers have been the bene- Slugg second, jardiniere growing Court, Belfast, day presented desired to present the same for settlem present of April next, and show cause, if any they praying for a license to sell nd convey certain ficiaries of war orders. the others were The Brooks Gornet band gave a fine con- all indebted thereto are to n "had fresh burdens and war shamrock. During games have, the said account should not be al- real estate described in said petition and dis- requested imposed cert at Union hall Wednesday March why meut The were evening, lowed. tribute the uroceeds thereof among and to the immediately. busy with their embroidery. guests dance. The BERT K. ME8KIO taxes but yet had presented the country The Shoe Situation. 15th, followed by a proceeds were JAMES heirs to which the same belongs by law and that Mrs. Morris L. Slugg, Mrs. Clyde B. Holmes, LIBBY, Judge. March 14. Ibid, for the benefit of the band, ^phich has been A true Attest: Wilmer J, Dorman o** some other suitable per- Liberty, Me., with a deficit.” up Miss Clara B. Keating, Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest, copy. treasury Summing practicing weekly all winter under the leader- Arthur W. Leonard. Register. son be authorized to sell and convey said real of footwear are Mrs. L. Mrs. R. Sher- the and Mexican situation he Buyers still anxioiA to place Virgil Hall, Raymond of Drew of Waterville. estate bv public or private sale. IN ISTKATKIX’S NOTICE. foreign Isabel and ship Prof, new contracts, but manufacturers have a large man, Mrs. Colby A. Rackliff, Misses notice tc scrlber notice that NOTICE. The subscriber here- Ordered, That the said petitioner give ADM hereby gives said: “What I charge is that the rights accumulation of unfilled orders and are not Ginn, Bertha A. Wiley, Margaret L. Pearl Crockett’s moving picture theater of been administratrix Emeroy nctice that she lias been all persons interested l>y causing a copy this duly appointed additional business. All fac- Mrs. Carl H. Mrs. Leroy A. was crowded to the doors at its last EXECUTRIX’Sby gives duly ap- weeks tate of of American citizens have been absolute- actively seeking Keene, Stevens, opening executrix of the last will and testament order to be published three successively tories in Mrs. Miss Marian More than 300 were pointed a the East are running full, except in Webber, Charles A. Brown, Saturday night. people of in The Republican Journal, newspaper pub- MARCELLU4 J. DOW, late of Br- and denied them. cases are in- Herbert L. Mrs. Irvin Mr. Crockett has one of the best lished at Belfast, that they may appear at a Pro- ly neglected protection where operations checked through M. Heal, Mrs. Seekins, present. of in the of cl -ceased, Mrs. found PARKMAN WOODMAN, late Searsmont, bate Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for County Waldo, ability to secure sufficient of leather. T Dinsmore, Miss Charlotte M. Tibbetts, halls of its size to be anywhere, no ex- bonds as the law directs. AH Nothing like it has ever happened before quantities in the of Waldo, deceased. All persons said on the 9th day of May, A. I). The latter has had a remarkable N. H. Small, Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker, Miss pense having been spared on its equipment County County, having demands against the estate commodity having demands against the estate of said de- 1916, at ten of the clock before noon, and show in the history of the United States and, some varieties 16c. to 20c. Marian Mrs. Oscar H. Wilkins, Mrs. and those who know say that the ceased are desired to present the san rise, being higher Hamblin, pictures ceased are desired to the same for settle- if they have, why the prayer of said to those present cause, any tleineut, and all indebted thereto are when we the as we than a year ago, but successive advances fail Louise B. Brooks, Mrs. Willis A. Haseltine, shown were fully equal shown in the and all indebted thereto are requested tc should not be granted. change Government, ment, petitioner to make payment immediately to check the demand from footwear producers, Mrs. Clarence E. Read, Mrs. Ernest S. Web- cities. Miss Doris Roberts is pianist. Pic- make payment immediately. JAMES LIBBY, Judge. shall on the fourth of next nothing March, who meet the figures named with a readiness ber, Mrs. Fred R. Poor, Mias Amy E. Stod- tures will be shown Wednesday and Saturday MARY WOODMAN FOSTER. A true copy. Attest : GRACE DOW KACHKI March 14, 191H. like it, I believe,-will ever happen again. that is surprising.—Dun’s Review, March 18th. dard. nights, regularly, with a dance following. Portland, Me., March 14,1916. Arthur W. Leonard, Register. Brooks, Me., Wm. A. ;-- """l of Belfast. Johnson hu prasontod The schools 1 The News the 4th Tonight,’the Chapman concert in the Colo- public close tomorrow, Friday, J Grade in the McLellen school with a fine flag nial Theater. The artiata have appeared in tor a week's vacation. for use in their without The Jour- school exercises, many of the Maine citiee and created Arthur P. annot well get along great Sleeper, Esq., of Newport, for- 8 Brook9 Mrs. Amos enthusiasm In '<■ *ave'” writes 'ub' Clement on everywhere. Presque Isle tbc merly of Stockton Springs and a member of nal; tong may slipped the walk last when splendid program delighted all who heard it the Waldo has moved to BATH Sunday returning from church County Bar, Belfsat geriber. and TOWELS sprained her left differ as much in as and the Criterion Male Quartet was to and taken rooms in Stewart house on Main was confined to his home for ankle. She did not contour obliged •oe Arey realise the extent of the respond to repeated encores. Miss Austin, street. His Mr. H. G. died week the prevailing injury at the time and con- faces. (father, Sleeper, f’l^l days the past by They are short and tioued her walk home. the violinist, charmed everybody with hei last fall and his mother came to Belfast to 50c Value epidemic. marvelous playing, and the vocal solos make her home with him. 39c|25c Value 19c Advertised Letters. long; low-arched and by Walden was down Btreet Satur- The following let- high; ! H. Young, Chalmers and Reardon were greatly confined to his home several ters remained uncalled for in the Belfast normal toed and The Octagon Auction Club met last Saturday r-ter being post cramp toed; and heartily encored. Don’t miss On sale office for the week enjoyed the this week at of a ankle. ending March 21st: Ladies evening with Eugene R. Conner. Mrs. the the result sprained concert tonight. Mrs^ —Miss Mrs. Cellers large boned and small. For Marion E. Brown and Mrs. I. which has been in Burke, Terry, Miss June George Keating S Virginia, members of the 4 letters. Twenty-two Woman’s Club were substitutes. was served arrived in Boston Williams, Gentlemen—Percival W. this reason Confectionery >rts since Jan. 1st, you have ii Keene. may were entertained laBt Tuesday afternoon by the Mrs. Wilmer J. Dorman Three Belfast are during game. CITY March 15th. boys It was DRUG worn the Mrs, B. Holmes. the second in the STORE shoe and Clyde won the first prize, a silver call-bell, and Mrs. G. Ritchie Alexander for a ordinary .,mas Randall, Alphonso Lindgrin, many years fore- series of “At Homes” and the program was on Austin W. Keating the second, a of W’iggin. man in the Leonard & Barrows’ shoe got your feet “out of bouquet P. O. a, i; id 'lph factory fix.” the Shakespearian tercentenary. Mrs. Holmes Square, and well and Jonquils. Belfast, Maine. o? will a jn’.ic very favorably known in Bel- ir4 up. S. V., gi/3 The famous gave a brief talk on what the world is doing was fast, recently promoted from foreman to The Sewing Circle of Emma White Bark< r a:„! dance in Memorial hall next Mon- in its observance and Miss Marian Hazeltine superintendent of the S. M. held their first will be served at 6 o’clock. Sup- Hoyt & Go’s, shoe of Tent, D. of V., meeting Friday -t, per discussed several Shakespeare’s pl/iys and factory in Manchester, N. H. afternoon with Mrs. Charles A. Ludwick. The cuts. Gentlemen’s dance tickets 25 characters. Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker, with Elana, the little members Dr ing their own sewing and a small adies 10 cents. seven-years-old daughter Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest, accompanist, sang of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. amount is paid in dues to be applied to the aveller’s Club will be entertained by Stephen Shute, has at- “Who_is Silvia” and Mias Mabel R. Mathews for flowers, etc. The next tracted much attention her use of of the Shrew.” Tent’s fund meeting ,.,hn R. Dunton and Miss Margaret A. by expert read the “Taming Mrs. Morris will be with Mrs. Myra Dutch to-morrow, March 28th. snowshoes, and has accompanied her father on L. Slugg poured tea and Misses Mathews and Miss Tuesday, Program: Adelaide The Friday, afternoon from 2Jto 5, Mrs. Etta D’Vorak long tramps. recent snow storms made assisted the hostess •Sir W alter Scott,” by Miss Mabel R. Hazeltine in serving the best P Savery will read a selection on “The Flag," “The Scott Country,” by snowshoeing for years. wafers, etc. paper, which will be followed by a general discussion from The social committee of the Ihe The laraden S. Pearl; reading Scott, by Baptist church Poor's Mills. entertainment to have World’s Greatest Skater are for a has L. and Miss Annie .n>es H. Howes. planing musical evening in the vestry been given March 21st been postponed to Mrs. Harry Kilgore L. Lady Friday, March when old and new March 28th....The Barr were the story tellers at the Peirce wis S Auspland, who has been em* 31th, hymns GROUND GRIPPER Tuesday evening, Sewing COLISEUM RINK the New England and songs will be rendered in duets and Circle met this week with Mrs M O. Wilson school lait Saturday. Mrs. Kilgore read o for some time by solos, shoe in choruses All who are will, nine times out _Mrs. Herbert Stevens has been ill Ouida's Moufflou, arranged by Mrs. Kate Witt give her exhibition of trick and ne Company, and prominent in musi- enjoy music cordially quite fancy skating, N. invited. There will be no of with the but is able to be out Douglas Wiggin, and Miss Barr read Helen com-_ cs, is now in Frederickton, B., admission, ten, remedy your trouble. grip, again.... Dawes “The The chil- meneihg Monday night, March 27th, for three in an Dora Brown has gone to the city, where she Brown’s, Stowaway.” nights. :e has a position orchestra. Mrs. The Imperial Quartette will present at the Iji dren are with the is the of the McKeen Furthermore, not has and Mrs. George delighted stereopticon Admission ,, who pianist Colonial Theater, Monday and even- they only employment-Mr. Dag- Tuesday which are shown them each get attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. views week. A -era, will join him later. ings, March 27th and 28th the musical sketch, relieve—but they correct. Weenie.__ Herbert E. Btadman, last week_Albert noticeable feature of the good growing out of Marie L Andrews, late of Belfast, in “The Corset Salesman,” with the assistance of If Wentworth of Clinton visited his the story hour is the increased calls of the £>ee announcement ot Miss Aaelaiue Florence and you have “foot troubles” parents D’Vorak, presented in the Probate Court March Auspland Byron Salters, in con- the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wentworth, last week. children at the library for books, pictures, world's greatest lady skater, at the Coli- to nection with the queaths the Children’s Aid Society moving pictures. Tuesday come in and let us and seum put on a Mr. Wentworth is in poor health.... Mrs. etc. Mrs. Ervin E. Cross Miss E. Frances Rink. will be Jane ... or the use of the Girl’s Home in Bel- night High School Night in honor of GRAY Cole has returned home from where Abbott will be the story tellers next Satur- the School Star. pair of Ground Camden, Fifteen of the eighteen to the Re- shares of the Reece Buttonhole High Grippers. ,1ott oftorrmnn delegates \ty she the winter with her C. A. spent brother, publican titate and District with e stock, in memory of Mrs. Hattie E. The annual business of the Wo- You will conventions, Meeting feel their We are all to have her instantly McKinley. glad back Signs of Spring. March 14th Telemachus Herman H. Coombs as a left late of Belfast, her sister. men's Alliance of the First Parish substitute, Wed- (Unitarian) Wentworth is to relief and comfort. For again-Henry hauling hay said: ‘Tm going to tell you something. Spring nesday for Portland. J. Morison writes from Jacksonville will be held at the home of Mrs. James S. Citypoint to load a car. “has broke.” The crow he hollered Pearl yesterday Osceola Council, D. of P., wil. have a soc ia ier date of March 16th. “I noticed a | Harriman, street, this, Thursday, after- sale only by right in the midst of the storm. The crow dance in Red noon at 3 o’clock. A The caucus to elect Men's hall __„___II ago an item in regard to your little prompt attendance is Republican delegates Wednesday evening, he’s pretty careful. He stays down around March 29th. Lsdies’ desired. A of the work of and alternates to the State and District con- tickets 10 cents; Burn Gasoline or •n Robbins. W’e have here in Jackson- report the Nation- gentle- Kerosene. the islands some in the winter, but he doesn’t men’s 25 csuts. al Child Labor ventions in Portland was Tne public are invited. Low urist from Louisville, who committee will be given by ! today, Thursday, Consumption Guaranteed. Kentucky, get up around here till spring “has broke.” Mrs. Arthur Ritchie. held in the court house H. The Don" one better as to size. He is 30 Tuesday evening. public entertainment by the children as a Every Engine Exceeds its The day before when it was snowing Telema- Rated and 50 C. Buzzell presided and Ralph D. Southworth benefit to the Victrola fund will be given in Power. ,f age, 30 inches high, weighs The members of Seaside Circle chus said: “The oriole’s nest is full of snow.” Chautauqua was clerk. to State convention: the Peirce school He has been here all winder.” Delegates to-morrow, Friday, at 2.30 p- Extreme will meet with Mrs. Samuel Adams, 13 North- “Do the orioles come back to it?” “No.” Simplicity. O. E. Frost, James H. Howes, Wilmer J. Dor- m. There will also be an entertainment at the have been filed March bird come back to the Best Materials. ary nomination papers port avenue, Monday, 27th, at 2 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred “Does any old nest?” McLellan H. Patterson arereceiv- man, Fred D. Jones, Chas. F. Swift, H. E. Mc- school for the same purpose. Department of State by Hamilton E. The lesson will be from the C, L. S. C. “The hawk does, but he cleans it all out and Perfect book, ing congratulations on Workmanship. the birth of a son Donald, B. O. Norton, Clement W. Wescott The regular of Emma White of a Democratic candidate American Ideals, seven “But the warbler came meeting Bark< r Brooks, chapters and eight. March 4th, Neal Clark. relines it.” back to and Ralph D. Southworth; alternates, Arthur Tent, D. of V.. postponed from March U.S. riff of Waldo county. They are signed Roll-call, quotations from some American its nest in the bush.” “He came 15th, Government Uses Last honeysuckle Gray Engines Saturday was a busy in the stores. was held in Memorial hall 0. Estes and 77 others of Brooks, Bel- songs, followed program, day back to the but a Wednesday evening, by including papers The bush, he built new nest.” 1$, 2$, 4 and 6 H. P. carried in heavy snow storms of the Vickery, Harlie F. Godfrey, Scott Gray, W. L. March 22nd. Two stock. ,-ckson, Monroe. Winterport, Frankfort, on “Our Local Schools, Their Good Points and week, and con- members were initiated and drifted An City. A from sequent roads, had from West, Fred N. Savery, and A. B. Stantial. Historic post card Mrs. one comrade A St. Patrick’s Thorndike, Unity, Troy, Burnham, Their Needs;’' paper. “Our Schools Among the kept pe >ple obligated. Day town and many were in to the District convention: B. Thos. B. Dinsmore under date of Charles- need of Delegates L. pr ogram, including songs and was lie, Libery, Palermo, Montville and Indians;” paper, “Nevins and his Songs.’’ All supplies. recitations, Ireland The Davis, B. O. Norton, Scott Gray, Arthur I. ton, S. C., March 14th bears this message: fallowed a Saw members are requested to be Dresent. Republican city committee elected at by chafing dish lunch. Frames the Brown, Arthur Ritchie, Fred E. H. C. “Do know this old and general caucus Feb. 25th has Ellis, you interesting city? The North Sliding Tilting Tables on hand. information concerning the cooking been organ- Church Guild was entertained Man- NOW IS THE 1 IME TO SUBSCRIBE. ized with Buzzell, Carleton Doak, O. S. alter- It is not as as New Although Hodgdon C.Buzzell Vickery; fascinating Orleans, lrst ufactured by John Deere Plow to be held in the Universalist chairman; Carle- Monday evening at the Woman’s Club Co. vestry we printed a edition of last week’s issue Fred A. A. but The large ton Doak, clerk,and L. nates, Sanborn, B. Stantial, Fred very quaint. weather here is fine and under the Virgil Hall, treasurer. Room by Miss Emeroy Ginn, Miss Florence 28th, 29th 30th, auspices it was all sold out soon after and N. C. W. W. J. —around 60 and 68. I cannot publication Mrs. Alban Savery, Wescott, Dorman, realize we Woman’s Club, to Mrs. Amos B. Wyllie has returned from Bos- Shaw, Mrs. Nathan H. Small and Mrs. Thomas apply there were many calls for copies that could James H. Howes, George H. E. McDon- have to see more cold weather. This fine ton and New Snow, E. Bowker. A Also Rubber and Leather or to any one of the com* Yorx, where she attended the large number were in atten- Belting ts, president, not be supplied. This has happened several ald, Charles F. Swift. The of the old church was built in 1700 and is spring majority strictly dance. AT Mrs W. G. millinery openings, preparatory to Candy, salted nuts and corn balls were LOWEST PRICES. of arrangements, Haseltine, times in the past few months and to be sure of delegates to the State convention were in favor colonial.” This refers to the fine of opening parlors at her picture served. G. Paul, Mrs. J.W. Jones and Mrs. J. S. home in the Woods getting The Journal regularly you should sub- of Parkhurst, but the delegation was not in- St. Michaels church on the reverse side of the house, so-called, on Cedar street. man. Food preparing and serving will scribe. It is to be an eventful year. Candi- structed. card. We do not know Charleston irom per- Lobsters 75c Per Lb., Live FOR SALE BY Catherine N. Platts and The almanac that Weight. >ught by Miss dates for the elections in June are al- says March primary Monday, 20th, Belfast relatives of Lieut. Charles B. Hazel- ; sonal observation, but for some time the writer the Home was the first of Mariam Estabrooke of Econo- then come the State day spring; but with a was the Lobsters are now selling at a never be- ready busy, conventions, temper- son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben of Washington of the price ature tine, Hazeltine correspondent fore reached in the Lxtension School of the University of around 10 above, snow local market, dealers pay- and National, the Maine election in deep drifts this have Charleston News and Courier and has September city, informally announced his en- long ing the fishermen 65 cents out of everywhere, and a Btrong, wind per pound Hall-Ellis and the National election in November, the northerly to Miss Cahill been familiar with its early manners the boats, their Hardware of customers Co. gagement Margaret Kalama- hjstory, they charging 75 blowing the snow it and of the new about, certainly was not and customs, the and cents live weight.—Portland Argus. Successors to y annual ball of Seaside Hose meeting organization Congress zoo, Mich., daughter of Mrs. Ralph through writings biog<* MASON & HALL, Company very spring-like. Emery. and the of the President on the of its men—William aside Grange hall Thursday evening, inauguration Lieut, tiazeltine is with the 14th U. S. Cav- raphies literary Gilmore Fifteen were 52 Main 4th or next March. There will be present at the of the Dr. John Dickson Paul Street, Me. 16th, was largely attended and a social something meeting alry^ at Fort Clark, Texas, awaiting orders. Simms, Bruns, Hamil- ALL FASCINATED BY Belfast, all the and in addition to these im- general committee for the Monument ton Hayne, Julian and ess Music was furnished by McKeen’s doing time, fund, Miss Cahill, her mother and Mrs. James C. Requier, Henry Timrod, held Tuesday evening with others. With the ra—Lloyd McKeen, violin; Mrs. Lewis portant events The Journal will give you the Ralph I. Morse. Durham of Belfast were recent guests of possible exception of Simms WOMANS HAIR Plans for the news of the city and county and much inter- entertainment, etc were dis- Lieut. Hazeltine in San and these names will no doubt be unfamiliar to uspland, piano; Herbert E. Urinkwater, Antonio, Miss Ca- Nearly every woman who has an ordinary matter from cussed. The ticketB have been most of our head of hair bone; Austin G. Jewett, clarinet—and esting contributors. One year’s printed and the hill had also visited Annapolis when he was a readers, although Hayne and Tim- can by giving it just a little at- tention in city will be canvassed. rod had won have uxuriant hair, and and cane were served at intermis- subscription, $2, paid advance, entitles you thoroughly cadet there. The affair has been of several recognition as poets beyond their soft, fluffy ■earn radiantly beautiful was to Farm and Home for one free; for ten Wm. M. the native south. James Sholes, captain of Seaside, year, Thayer, jeweller, who moved to the years standing, although annonncement of It’s a good thing to know this because hair S. L. cents additional you can have McCall’s maga- Colonial in October will the was a to their Bel- preparations that life and lustre into dull -t.ed in directing by Stephen Sbute, building 1913, return in engagement surprise An Announcement Party. Miss Clarabe put hair are scarce, hut it Asa zine one year and a free pattern, and for $2.25 April to his rooms over the F. G. fast friends. Miss Cahill was I looking is a fact known of the fire department, Sholes and Mixer store educated abroad, Marsh one of the daintiest gave parties of the ; to nearly every druggist in America that Pa- The Journal and the Woman’s one on Main street. Mr. did not is a fluent and very in this A. Cunningham. Magazine, Thayer give up linguist popular city, season at the Woman's Club room last Thurs- risian Sage, a delightfully clean and refresh- year each. These publications are very the lease of these rooms and had sublet where the have their summer home» tonic not wiil make popu- the family in honor of Miss Jessie Hart of ! ing only your hair look 100 r on the Exchange List. We recently day evening lar with our as shown in the front room to Dr. F. C. Small as an percent better but will quickly stop it from subscribers, re- addition to Lieut. Hazeltine prepared for and success- this '.he of over of city and Miss Verelette C, Albee of Rock- rid it of dandruff and pleasure looking copies renewals. falling, scalp itch. If your are peated his suite. the examination for admission to eyes worth hav- London Times and the London Telegraph fully passed land, whose engagements were announced as It’s well worth a trial and A. A. Howes & Na val at Md but did ! Co., who disposes of a great of them with issues of betore the Belfast Philharmonic Association. For Thomas H. Marshall Circle held their the Academy Annapolis, the guests were seated. Covers were laid at quantity it, ing they are worth sav- ontrasting regular will tell and will refund an you so, your money if retain the same the benefit of those interested in the meeting laBt afternoon and not the course, receiving appoint- one table for eleven and the nt war. They typog- Belfast Tuesday organized complete color scheme of it isn’t all you expect. ing. Philharmonic a with the ment in the afid has been on in y and arrangement of matter, and the Association it has been thought sewing circle, following officers; army, duty | pink and white was effectively carried out. Mrs. ler” under the editorial head, but are best to make public the outline of President, Ethel Collins; vice president Texas for some time. The marriage will tak The was a of following centerpiece large bouquet pink Strained vision causes the work Mrs. Nettie unless head- ted on an inferior paper and there are of the association during the past Merrithew; secretary and treasur- place May 15th, Lieut. Hazeltine is or- carnations and ferns on an embroidered mat er, Miss in 1 The Times has 14 and the Tele- year: Many have confused this with Gladys Carter; work directors, Mrs. dered to Mexico, which event it will be encircled with carnations. The Kerosene aches. pages. society light globes the Abbie Mrs. earlier. i warn eharlarl in nint nnA of ^A * V. y ii 12 pages. The missing pages are main- Belfast Musical Society. Others have Putuam, Hannah Wilson and Mrs. Eliza Bennett. vs. ::tose carrying advertising, and both papers thought it had taken the of the old They will meet next ! table was a place Tuesday Democratic Caucus. The Democratic pink candlestick, the candle shaded in the G. R A Broken ienses replaced while >'• find their revenues greatly decreased, Musical Society, but as a matter of fact it is a A, hall, full attendance is re- with At each was a nut caucus was held in the courthouse last Satur- I pink. place pink cup •• to take I increased expenditures. We should call separate organization, having members from quested, action in regard to matters for attached to a you continue your day evening, Dr. Adalbert Millett, pink ribbon extending to the shop- the the mounment presiding. elegraph the ablest of the two papers.... Musical Society and the band, besides coming fair, Mrs. Nettie j centerpiece, a gold arrow on the ribbon The following city committee Was elected: point- Gasoline. ping. Lieut. F. F. B1 ck, U. S. A., we have re- many members to neither of the Merrithew, Mrs Hattie Riggs and Mrs. Ethel to the When belonging Ward 1, Dr. Millett, Francis X. ing centerpiece. seated the other Collins were Pendleton, d copies of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin societies. Under the auspices of this appointed a committee on reso- guests, at the of the The hii>h cost of has Albert H. Morse, Ralph L, Ward suggestion hostess, pulled gasoline caused every A association the lutions on the death of Cooper; 2, one to look for complete grinding .ming detailed reports with illustrations opera “Mikado” was success- Mrs. Nettie Cross. the ribbons, and brought forth dainty white cheaper fuel, and the problem equip- Fred W. Pote, Marcellus R. Knowlton. Amos has been solved. The the most successful Carnival of a series of in and Mianus marine motor is ment is at fully given February, 1915, again July New Advertisements. Do hearts, hand-painted, with a cute little now your service your feet trouble A. Colcord, Harry L. Kilgore; Ward 3, H. J. cupid equipped with a marvelous device that ven,” which had attracted many visitors to 30th. The Chapman concert last season was you? If so will find the ’cello, and these “This is the better you relief in a pair of the Roy E. Sholes, R. J. Edward playing lines, actually gives results than gasoline, and Kimball, Mayo, at ? of Uncle Sam in the Pacific, also under the of this Ground for to on a saving of over cents on the dollar. possession auspices organization. Gripper shoes, sold only The Dins- Ward song Cupid play Betty’s and Jessie’s sixty FRANK by Wagner; 4, Harvey S. Cunningham, It is a nd to the F. the tourists the Star-Bulletin Ibis season the godsf fish >rmen and all working GRAVES, departing association conducted a Ly- more Store.... Mrs. Mary Brown and of wedding day,” and the initials of the family Ralph H. Cunningham, Enoch C. Dow, F. A, engaged boats, and that they appreciate it is confirmed -•.Vi: “Aloha! A pleasant voyage! Come ceum Course, which was in M orrill a card accordance with publish of thanks... The Dickey- Holmes; Ward 5, Raphnel Leavitt, Roscoe couples—Miss Vereletle C. Albee and Earle L. by the increased sales of that OLD RELIABLE GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST,^ ••cain next year!”....We have iooked over a the aim of the society to the best in Knowlton Real Estate Co. is Miss Jessie E. Hart and Basil motor, the MIANUS, seventeen of satis- promote offering some real Black, Raymond R. Rogers, Melvin Clark. Curtis, R. Allen. years and now it offers ■py of the Porto Rico Progress, music and other arts which elevate Pfitat.p hnrfrninR find Kao a nlr./,n u_r..n_ are set for the factory service, again the published the moral met to No dates wedding in either BELFAST, MAINE, They Wednesday night organize. Del- public a chance to motor at a in San and the all standard of the enjoy boating ekiy Juan, “only English This equipped for for that both are to > community. expensive fishing, sale_See notice of egates to the State convention in case, except take place during lower cost per mile than ever before. Send in Porto It is course not Bangor Successor to F. L. wspaper Rico.” a 10-page only paid for itself, but there is a city in bath the of 1916. As it was a an- for circular. Trade old for a new Adams, assessors-Bargains towels at March 29th were elected as follows: H. year double your engine 12 18 well and Rood Ralph MIANUS. I. O. O. F. Block. per, by inches, printed has a working balance in the so the City Drug Store this the ladies were treasury that week_Carle & Darby, Frank G. Mixer, Abner G. Dr. nouncement, young question- od of and an Gilmore, showing advertising local news, even better course be Jones carry Thibaut's full lines of ed if would have a double but may planned for peerless Adelbert Millett, R. H. Cassens, Ralph D. they wedding, THORNDIKE MACHINE COMPANY, has an editorial on recent exposures in the another season. The association on evasions were has recently paper hangings. Samples request. Books Shute, Elisha Sherman, Dexter T. Clements only laughing given to all in- that DISTRIBUTORS FOR MAINE, public schools, showing “teachers are engaged Miss Gertrude McClure of sent to your homes to look over at The cards were as Bangor, your leisure. and Ralph Cunningham; Elmer B. quiries. place designed to the alternates, PORTLAND ROCKLAND rnpelled pay political parties for their violinist, to conduct rehearsals of In the basement salesroom Carle & with as fortune the orches- Jones have Decrow, Ralph L. Cooper, Arthur H. Morrison, teacups, Cupid acting teller jsitions in the schools,” and demanding a re- tral club. This is an excellent a new line of D. & M. basenall and on each card was a opportunity for goods, just re- Amos A. Colcord, Rufus J. Mayo, Fred W. jingle foretelling the FOR form in thiB SALE! particular. It says that this “is young musicians ceived. .. .Read the of future of each After all had playing orchestral instru- comparison electricity Brow a, Harold H. French, Warren F- Fahy guest. extend- perhaps the most seriouB thing for which the ments to get practice in and kerosene in the advertisement of ed the best of good wishes to the “bridea-to- ensemble playing, the and W, H. Dickey. The delegates were not SOME REAL ESI ATE American Government in Porto has HORSES BARGAINS. Rico to and it is of Penobscot Electric be” was the hoped many our young people will Bay Co...,The Hall-Ellis instructed. supper served, menu including | SIX ROOM miles from answer.” become members. Hardware 52 Main sell the chicken bullion, fruit salad, hot House’ll postoffice; Co., street, Gray rolls, coffee, 12 The Interscholastic I have on hand a car apple trees; one acre land; stable gasoline eginnes, and the Ireland saw frames; Discussion. The ice cream, cake and salted nuts. The an- henhouse, good water; in good repair; fine also rubber and leather belting at lowest prices. Home and School Association held the most nouncement cake was beautifully decorated load of cellar; excel- in fresh, young, lent neighborhood. ... .See statement of the Searsport National enthusiastic meeting its history in the High with outline hearts, etc. The ring went to bank of school room Tuesday evening, when Miss Marguerite Coombs, the thimble to Miss sound Searsport. every horses to be sold BAY VIEW available seat was in several STREET—Single or double tene- The Sole Survivor. The taken, instances Gertrude Coombs, and the dime to Miss Maude Journal had a call ment house of ten two Thibaut’s Basement two one seat. at are rooms, flush toilets; in pupils occupying Mr. Charles Field. All were in which Monday from Mr. Hobart A. Dcdge of Dark dainty evening gowns, prices right. excellent repair; liberal amount of land. I| S. Bickford, president of the Association, pre- Miss Albee in white lace with white chantilly Harbor, the sole survivor of a wreck off the horse sided. The program was with a taffeta bands over silk, with a Every guaranteed Massachusetts coast in a great opened piano pink corsage gale forty — Peerless rendered VIEW STREET Double tenement He had solo, beautifully by Miss Marguerite bouquet of pink carnations. Miss Hart wore Salesroom years ago. with him a clipping from as house of fourteen H. Owen. just represented. rooms; lot of The Miss Esther Evans read the secre- a dainty gown of pink crepe-de-chene with large land | Republican Journal giving an account of with shore front, fine I of the last was and white lace. She wore an stable, location. Sacri- the which was found in tary’s report meeting, which gold trimmings Paper A disaster, the effects of fice price. NEW LINE OF — W. approved. During the present term of the engagement a diamond L. WEST. Mrs. Gilkey, an aged lady of Dark Harbor, present pendant. who High school Miss Leonia J. Achorn has been The guests were Misses Blanche Jennys, passed away a short time ago. The clip- MILLINERYSTORE-In heart of busy city; is coaching the pupils of the class in English for Murguerite H. Owen, Marguerite Coombs, fine line of new Hangings ping dated Provincetown, Mass., Oct. 23d, PATTERSONS goods; old goods sold at option D. & M. the discussion of the Helen Gertrude of Baseball and is as follows: topic, National Prohibi- Ham, Coombs, Maude buyer. Terms. tion Materials that an of the Manufacture and Sale of Alcoholic Field, Florence M. Brown, Annette Hilt carry unmistakable Schooner G. F. Huntress, Capt. Rose of Ml/SIO SHOP, as a and how and Mrs. Clarence A. a recent | Quality of Distinction. GOODS JUST Gloucester, put in here last night on Liquor Beverage,” well she has Paul, TEMPLE RECEIVED. having 47 Main Street, Belfast, Maine, I HEIGHTS—Five room cottage; board Leonidas Pendleton, mate, and Hobart succeeded those bride. After the were enter- only present Tuesday evening supper guests finely furnished; ready for Dodge, cook, survivors of the housekeeping; view only brig Al- can realize. This was the tained at the Colonial Theater. Miss Albee MUSIC MDSE. TEACHING article mira of local contest of a of hay and fine well of Different in Every is absolutely guaran- Isiesboro, Me. Capt. Rose reports to water. Special low Design James series of contests of “The Interscholastic Dis- and Miss Hart are cousins. The former is a RENTING REPAIRING price for teed to give satisfaction, and, if found Gifford, Esq., Deputy Collector, as fol- quick sale. lows: “Saturday last at 1 p. m., 93 miles east cussion League.” Each individual was free to of the Rockland High school and Different in defective will be graduate J. LEE Coloring cheerfully replaced. northeast from Highland fell in a PATTERSON, Proprietor. Light, with deal with the question from his own standpoint. came to Belfast from Rockland about two raft on it _ SOUTH Why buy others? When having the above named survivors SHORE, NORTHPOKT—Eight room all the Arlo L. Redman’s theme was License is years :.go and has been employed as Look- Different in and the dead bodies of Tolman “High on Every Point leading pitchers Capt. D. Pen- cottage; hest.location hay; large line hard- say dleton and a a better method of with in the New colored man.’’ From the sur- dealing the liquor keeper England Telegraph office, j wood lot with Shore FOR SALE frontage; for vivors he learned that the brig Almira sail- than and and the latter from the Belfast 1 opportunity Where Difference Means problem prohibition,” Miss Laura graduated another cottage lot. ed from Portland 14th instant. A comfortable country “state, Special low price. Sunday, Morris’ “Prohibition is a natural and effective High school in June, 1915. Miss Hart has a overlooking She blew away her sails and was wrecked the the celebrated Penobscot Bay and River, in Soipe excellent bargains in farms. Character and for the evil.” beautiful voice and is at em- 1 same night, the captain and crew, five in all, remedy liquor At this point Miss soprano present Sandypoint, Maine. This section of the Maine taking to a constructed on Lillian in the office of Leonard & Barrows. coast offers splendid inducements for summer hastily raft, which Dexter, piano. Dean Knowlton,violinist, ployed SLOOP Exclusiveness they were found, having with them Mr. Curtis is associated with his father, Alfred tourists and is unquestionably the “Palm Beach BOAT—Thirty foot, fully rigged and only part and Sturgis Dexter, clarinetist, rendered a of a gallon of molasses for nourishment. The Curtis of Swanviile, as proprietors of the i of New England.” equipped for fishing; white oak selection and to frame and survivors had no recollection of responded an encore. Miss Buick on Phoenix row. Mr. Allen SAMUEL FRENCH. time, but garage planking; terms of payment allowed. supposed the died Doris then came here from Lincoinville and is lw 12p S. Msbs. POST : : : : : EXPRESS captain Thursday. The Shorey discussed, “Prohibition is employed Weymouth, other members of the crew the Swan-Whitten-Bickford Co. are jumped irom the necessary to save our people,” and Howard E. by They raft into the sea the forenoon of and are the Dickey-Knowlton Real Estate Red Sox and Saturday “Prohibition would popular young people recipients Co.. We have excellent facilities and were drowned The bodies Wilson, improve our poli- of and best of the captain many congratulations wishes. Pythian Block, and seaman were buried in the tics.” Mrs. John R. Dunton, Hon. Robert Belfast, Maine for filling orders by Parcel I sea. The two 2wl2 survivors are and are well Dunton and Rev. Arthur A. Post or improving pro- Blair acted as Express, P vided for at the Central House. hiladelphia Nationals judges on the regulation points ystem. Mr.Z.D Rais destroy Mr. Dodge says that the men who dollars SAMPLES ON jumped Harts horn, Miss Achorn and Miss Esther Evans •WHATCATARRH IS a billion REQUEST. overboard had been worth of food and property every year. Kill your USED drinking salt water and were a committee Belfast made to compute on the It has been said that every third mis and mice and stop jour loss with Savings Bank were delirious. The who Books sent to house for to mate, was saved decisions to elect one of the some Notice iB your you judge’s pupils as person has catarrh in form. hereby given that Bank with him, was unable to for Savings speak 24 hours and another as CORN N°- this look over at your leisure. D. & M. Mitts or a speaker an alternate to the Science has shown that nasal catarrh RRT P°“k hy bank, has been Gloves after his rescue and died not It is safe to use. Deadly to rats lost and application16-.372;.,ss“ed has been long after. Both district contest 21st, and Howard Wilson made for a duoli- April often indicates a weakness but barmless to bnmaa beinas. tl> Ia"S We have 'i'HIBAUT’S of Mr. Dodge’s legs were general No odor retiulatinK FULL LINES. apparently lifeless was announced as speaker and as Rats simply dry up. new issuing IN THE Arlo»Redman local treatments in booksaCCnrdinB Let ub WORLD’S SERIES. below the knees and the of the and whatever. Valuable booklet show YOU. doctors in Massa- alternate. W. B. a body; WILBER j. J Supt. Woodbury made few in each can, “How to De- ,, DORMAN, Treasurer chusetts the form of snuffs and do ,, wanted to but he would vapors little, stroy Rats." 25c., 50c. and Belfast, March 16, 1916.—3wl2 Yours amputate, general remarks in regard to play grounds at truly, Yours truly, not consent and if 6-lb. pail, $5.00. came home and was treated the McLellan and Peirce any good. schools, urging the 11.00.t Seed, Hardware, Drug MEN by Dr. Elmer Small of this to To correct catarrh should treat its ** WANTED—TO.BRING OR MAIL city, whom he use of swings, teeters, giant strides, etc. He you and General Stores. gives full credit for saving his Notwith- cause by enriching your blood with the h their Razor legs. also spoke of the 8 grade system to replace Safety Blades to me to be sharp- Carle & Carle his oil-food in Scott’s Emulsion which is a ened better than new. Jones. & Jones. standing terrible experience Mr. Dodge the 9 grade, and later to be followed Single edge, such as- by what medicinal food and a free Gems, 25c. followed the sea building-tonic, FOR SALE Y Gillettes, 35c; Durham for ten years and is known as Duplex .thereafter the six-grade and 6-year High it. 5°c per dozen. G. E 72 is hale fromalcoholoranyharmfuldrugs. Tty Sherman, Main street today and hearty. ^ Me. — Z school. ® Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N, |. SWAN-WHI1TEN-BIGKFORD GOMPAN Belfast, ^ ^ to “storm ficiencies appear in all the classes, even answer voices." Save the Middies! seventeen of the graduating class are the Editor of The slated to go, and of course a much larger To Journal: Ii Journal: I To the Editor of the number of the men who have been but your last week’s Journal I read a poem this article because ot grief and months at the institution and at this began six by S. J. S. I have read many of Mra. indignation over the decision of blind au- examination have had their first series of the rec- Stevens’ poems iif and al- thorities of the Navy to tarnish tests. your paper, the ord of the noble youths of Academy Now these young men are presumably 'WemetCtinee ways admired them, and am enclosing for and classes, who have worked years far above the average of American with this letter an answer to her “Storn a of money in mental abil- cost the Government heap youth in both physical and will to take Voices.” which I hope you fine order to prepare themselves ity. They pass an entrance examination Sam s of good care of and to fight in Uncle which is very severe. Once safely en- worthy printing. Navy. rolled they have always found the work TO S J. S. IN ANSWER TO HER ‘‘STORM VOICES.’ I was a cadet midshipman at Annapo- hard and exacting, but of late it is said HYM C. and lis Academy over fifty years ago, the courses have been far more taxing We long for the time to be loved. for Infants and Children. time was the mental work there at that than those of any other school in the Our fancies take many a form, can the heart’s desire much less than now. I had reasonably about one cadet in five JnvalUh But nothing quicken The Kind Ton Have has borne the country. Usually Always Bought signa- culture and di- Like the pulsing voice of the storm. good health, and had the falls by the wayside in the first year. ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his of a New England High The casualties are so numerous at the It to us sad memories. ploma schooj. whispers no were di- personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow one Our class was 107 youths, who present time that special causes for the Which so often give way to tears vided into five sections. I was No. 14 situation must be sought, and the mid- As we pine for the clinging love to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and third class. We the ex- Now in Good Health That has not been ours for years. “ of the first section, dies do not hesitate to say that Through Use Just-as-good” are but Experiments, and endanger the Davie’s Ge- are that cadets galloped through Algebra, aminations so stern many Perhaps it takes you to foreign lands. health of Children—Experience against Experiment. Physics, Chem- of cannot of E. Or sail down a sunlit sea. ometry, Trigonometry, average Annapolis ability pass Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable you istry, Gunnery, etc., like blue-ribboned them. I pray the voice of the howling blast It was orders to out all situation in the is well Is a happy one to thee. The Kind You steeds. put The navy Compound. Say it is Household Have Always Bought difficult-im- com- lights at 10 p. m. It was known. Every ship that goes into You deserve the best of earth’s riches, Bears the of to lessons proper- makes the of officers Signature possible—to many get mission shortage Doctor Called it a And may you God always blecs. y^ ly for recitation for the next day. I greater. A fair complement is not Necessity. For one of my heart’s fondest wishes It Is to know J. S. wasn't a numbskull, and I could not. available even of junior officers. Of you, S. who was the same as with the horse the 220 men who are losing out, how Miracle. As the storm is fitful and raging, distance could not win the race—‘‘The many, after all is said, are not well fit- And the voices whisper to me, was too great for the time.” ted for the service? Very likely not They bring to my vision sacred dreams All women to Of a love never can be. So I surrounded my table after tap3 (10 more than a score. Why should the ought know the wonderful effects of that illuminated be- p. m ) with bedclothes, country lose the remaining 200 when the So I quietly sit and ponder. the floor E. Pinkham’s even on neath with candles, and sat on service needs them as never before? taking Lydia Vegetable Compound My fancies take many a form, In Use For Over 30 Years. room mate crouched Those conversant the of the The dearest of all is love’s THI CtNTaun COM ** N V, NKW VOWK CITY. and studied. My with history those who seem ill. Here are cases: message, hopelessly three actual throbs the beneath another canopy, and in many academy say that the honor men, and That with pulse of the storm. like other rooms cadets were camped even the high-stand men, have by no Harrisburg, Penn.—“ When I was I suf- Indians, trying to master the means made the ablest and most single Apache always fered a deal FATHER AND SON. even great from female weakness because __ hard studies until two. three and resourceful officers when on active ___ duty. work — my me to stand all I took four o’clock in the morning. Boston Herald, Feb. 10th. compelled day. Be more than his dad. Lydia E. Pinkham’s for that The consequences of this fearful strug- Vegetable Compound Be a chum to the lad. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE and was a gle destroyed health and many cadets PRINTED MORE THAN 300 YEARS AGO made stronger by its use. After I was Be part of his life hour of the fell out by confusing examinations and married I took the Compound again for a female Every day; Find time to talk with him. failure of vital powers. I was seriously A Bible From in 1633. trouble and after three months I what the IMPERIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY Brought England passed Take time to walk with him, ill over a year, but, recovering, re-enter- doctor a called growth. lie said it was a miracle Share in his studies On the 31st served as an officer Lewiston, March 14. At the meeting Day of December, 1915. ed the service and that it came as And share in his in the Pine street church away one generally goes under play. until the end of the Civil War. Congregational Take him to places, this the Rev. Dr. Wil- the knife to have them removed. I never want to I think it an outrage upon the many evening, pastor, To ball games and races, — the name of the liam A. exhibited a Bible which be without in the house.” Mrs. company is the midshipmen at the Naval Academy to Bartlett, your Compound Teach him the things dismiss them from the service, after has a wonderful histi ry. It is a Geneva _Frank Ivnoijl, 1G42 Fulton St., Harrisburg, Penn. That you want him to know; IMPERIAL in London in 1612. Don’t live from ASSURANCE COMPANY several years of conscientious and fierce Bible, printed apart him, out of the Don’t keep your heart from him study and training, because they have The only time it has been IHardly Able to Move. IT In LOCATED AT Be his best of the Bartlett was a comrade, not examination in one or two possession family Albert Minn.—“ For No. passed Lea, about a year I had sharp pains across He’s needing you so! 100 WILLIAM STREET, NEW N. Y. branches to suit the few years, when it was in the hands of YORK, unfeeling, exacting, my back and hips and was hardly able to move around the house. PERC1VAL of certain the Massachusetts Historical Society. Never neglect him, BERESFORD, President. HOWARD rigorous requirements profes- head would ache and I was TERHUNE, Secretary. On the of a in the book My dizzy and had no appetite. After Thjugh young, still him. sors, if Naval graduates, could not margin page respect The Amount of its Capital is who, taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s and Hear his the exams, demanded in class of Esdras is written, “Richard Bartlett Vegetable Compound Liver Pills, I opinions The Amount of its pass any am With patience and Capital paid up this booke anno domini 1612.” feeling stronger than for years. I have a little pride; isZZZZ'ZZZZZ!.!!ZZZZ"II' ‘*200 00000 except their own. bought boy eight months Show him his On the fly leaf is written, Richaru old and am work all alone. I would not error, THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE AS FOLLOWS: The professors there, as in all colleges, “I, doing my be without your But be not a terror, writ this for the age of remedies in the as Cash on hand and in the hands of are so stuffed with the apothegms of the Bartlett, my house there are none like them.”—Mrs. F. E. Grim-visaged and fearful, Agents or other Demons. * o*> w, ... Real Estate * 83-777 branches they teach, that they exact children,” the first of whom, he states, Yost, 611 Water St., Albert Lea, Minn. When he's at your side. unincumbered.. was “Joane in Know what his Bonds owned by the Company, interest from the overburdened, harrassed cadet Bartlett,born January 29, thoughts are, bearing at"the 'rate"of various Fpercent' Know what his secured as follows: to their and 1610, wensday 8-of the cloke at nyght. sports are. knowledge equivalent own, inree Doctors Gave Her Know all his do not hesitate to blast the future of The ink with which these entries is made Up. playmates; It's easy to learn to because in the excitement and is as black as though just written. Penn.—“Your youths Pittsburg, medicine has Be such a father Miscellaneous Bonds. ,. r*1 bellied 9Q7nn ° over uiuiai'i uai ucm tame lu uiis LUUiili^ me Loans on Bonds and of strain of examination they stagger wonderfully. When I was a girl 18 years old I That when troubles gather Mortgages Real’ Estate',''worth double''the amount for on the anil in or do not the ship Mary John 1633, and was You’ll be the first one which the same is mortgaged, and free from tricky questions, recognize always sickly and delicate and suffered from any prior incumbrance Nil1 deeply planned treachery along the firing landed at Newbury, Mass., bringing this Three For counsel he’ll turn to. Debts otherwise secured... Bible with irregularities. doctors gave me up and said I Debts for une. him. Dying in 1647 he left premiums. I would go into I took E. You can inspire him All other intellect hia property to his youngest son, Kich- consumption. Lydia Too much education dulls the Pinkham’s With courage, and fire him Securities.ZZ'ZZZIil'.Z'.Z.ZZ.'.Z ^093 87 ard, the older, his Vegetable Compound and with the third! and lessens physical power. Too much having given John, Hot with ambition Total share was bottle began to feel better. I soon 61 is exacted from cadets at Annapolis. during his life, but he per- became regular For deeds that are good; Assets.$ 858,653 to to a ®®d I and not The Pons Assinorum and the Binomial suaded leave John warming pan, got strong shortly after I was married, He’ll betray you, LIABILITIES: valued at six blow I Nor are of little use on shillings, and the great have two nice stout children and am illy repay you, Theorem shipboard. healthy If Amount due to Banks or other valued at 12 able to you have taught him creditors. ^ The of the their Bible, shillings. work hard and not to Banks or old heroes Navy gained every day.”—Mrs. Clementina J® The that you should. Amount owing, due, other creditors. The Bible was exhibited at the 250ih things knowledge of ship and guns and sea on Duerring,34 Gardner Father and son. Losses adjusted and due. of in 1885. St.,Troyllill,Pittsburg,Penn.I!_ and not the heaving deck while cruising over the anniversary Newburyport A ____•_m. Must in all things be one. Losses adjusted due.. .1 833 00 a ”11 I'Wiue Tj. r iukikuii Jieui- For time the Bible was owned Miss aS*T m uyuia Partners in trouble Losses world. Remember their deeds. Ilobson, by Cine unadjusted... 27 314 00 Elizabeth a relative Co., Lynn, Mass., for special will be confidential. And Losses in suspense, waiting for further Schley and were Anna- Hoyt, by marriage advice,—it comrades in joy. proof./..qq 00 Cushing, Dewey : All other claims the not of the Bartletts, and she, realizing that More than a dad against Company.. .. 13 500 00 polis taught, but were renowned for ! to reinsure Was the best Amount necessary outstanding ..... it was important such a relic should be pal you had; risks. 382 599 ‘>4 ■bookishness. LEARNING TO SEW, TOWN ELECTIONS. Be such a chum it to the Massachusetts _’_ gave —__ the Civil War,in over 600 ships, preserved, < As to Total During Historical you knew, your boy, Liabilities.$ 425.246 24 we had 1250 and 5750 volunteers Society regulars Uninteresting Work of Learning Stitches Lincolnville. Moderator, J. S. Mul- —Edgar A. Guest, in Detroit Free Press. The greatest amount in any one risk. from civil the latter officers Soon after this Pres. S. C. Bartlett of j- Dependent life, mostly Children be Made Easier len; clerk, Laurence Rankin; treasurer, The amount allowed the rules of the Dartmouth, father of the present by Might by greatest by Company to be insured in any J uPon construe of our merchant marine, which whitened pastor A. M. Ross; Collector, E. D. of the Pine street church, learned of the Better Methods of Teaching. Goodwin; AUAlNST mail order houses. one city, town or village. tion, occupa- every sea. They were,like the old fel- selectmen, I. 0. Eugley Bert Collomore, and existence of the book and wrote to Miss The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one block. lows, practical sailors navigators, A woman remarked that if she had and Horace school j of his descent from tne leis- Miller; committee, department who soon mastered gunnery and made Hoyt, telling Fred [Washington Correspondence,] owner. He then ure she would a class Hardy. our efficient and terrible to the original learned it had organize sewing Maine Navy business men are rising up been to the and he set out her Unity. R. S. J. W. enemy. Our victories would have been given society among young friends—one person of Selectmen, Ward, against the practices of large mail or- STATE OF MAINE. to obtain of it. T. 0. town E. W. fewer and our blockade a failure without possession the group to read aloud while the rest Libby, Knight; clerk, der houses, as evidenced by the petitions were COUNTY OF WALDO, them. His efforts finally successful. Chase; treasurer and tax collector, R. C. coming in here. These Columbian National SS, sewed. The girl with dark hair petitions ask for The exactions of entrance examina- Four years ago, when the Dook was interrupt- Whitaker; school committee, Arthur SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Congressional legislation to provide a of 300 years old, it was put on exhibition at ed to say she bespoke the office of read- Irish. Money appropriated: JANUARY TERM, 1916. tions, and the semi-annuals and fir als Schools, tax upon persons, firms or corporations most class institutions have reached Hartford, Conn. since she bated to $2850; highways, $3000; support of poor, an high er, sew. Yet that doing interstate mail order business. FRANK R. LEIGHTON VS. CHARLES L. ABBOTT care $500. Life a terrific under the The height fostering girl is intelligent, following towns in Maine are repre- orderiy, efficient—just Whereas, Frank R. Leightoi of Appleton in and management of the vain profes- WALDO. R. sented in such in In 1915 Continued to Lead All Com- the sort of person to make a Selectmen, S. Littlefield, petitions recently put the County of Knox and State of has sors. Entrance exams, now are more capable Maine, NOT SICK ENOUGH, PERHAPS Gay E. Holmes, O. E. Dutton; town by Representative Peters: panies on Production of Accident and brought suit against said Charles L. Abbott and severe than cutter and neat, swift sewer. Bar exacting graduating J. H. W. I. Harbor, of Palermo in said of en- Many people who need a tonic neglect clerk, Cilley;treasurer, Neal; Augusta, Hallowed, Health Insurance in Maine. County Waldo, and requirements were fifty years ago. The reason she gave for her dislike of tax tered the same at said Term of said it because are not sick to collector, Roy A. Smith; school com- Winterport, Harmony, Sangerville, January As a consequence, the best men, those they enough court, and has made an attachment to enforce cause them worse than one of sewing was, that as a child learning to mittee, J. II. Cilley. Supt. Money appro- Corinna, Guilford, Newport, Ellsworth, FINANCIAL STATEMENT for the various and severe any feeling a lien claim for the sum of sixty-seven dollars promising sew she had neen priated: Schools, $900; Hartland, Stockton Springs, Sandy National Life Insurance Co. fatigue and discomfort given uninteresting highways, $10UC; The Columbian and cents on the lumber manufac- duties of after life, are thrown aside, other ninety-six do not realize that the decline in squares ot muslin upon which to try her purposes, $850; road, $300. Point, Searspoit, Bucksport, Belfast. tured from and armies of spectacled, weak-chested, They For Year Ending December 31, 1915. logs hau>ed by Frank R. Leighton their health is so inexperienced hand. Just a Calais, Brooks, Milltown, Princeton, of in the of gradual that they, hopelessly Troy. Selectman, A. L. A. D. Appleton County Knox and State stoop-shouldered, dyspeptic mollycod- monotonous of muslin which Estes, Woodland, Clinton, ADMITTED ASSETS of to the mill of themselves, do not realize how far from, square upon F. W. Gardiner, Monmouth, Maine, Emery & Rose in dles are foisted upon the community to Cunningham, Thompson; town Montville in said normal are until the weak alt the stitches were in turn to Winthrop, Readfieid, Pittsfield, Madison, i Bonds and stocks.$ 5,809,041 21 County of Waldo, and from at and faint at the they pale face, practiced clerk, Clarence treasurer W. start the top bottom the Whitney; on 24 saiil mid hauled by said to the stacks nerves, lamruidness and at- acquire dexterity with a needle only Skowhegan, Norridgewock, Fairfield, Mortgages real estate. 1,853,633 Leighton of the ladder of life. irritability L. Gray; tax Geo. D. m the obtained collector, Shibles; Waterville, Oakland, Ston- Loans to policyholders (policies southerly side of the highway leading tract the attention of friends. by repetition. school Harrington, | from Some robust, committee, L. L. Rogers. Morey held as 1,828,362 27 Bean’s Corner to White’s Corner in said exceptionally athletic, Even then atonic is the The writer remembers, as among the ington, Milbridge, Addison, Cherryfield, collateral). right remedy. appropriated, $6776; Schools, Real estate. 916,378 68 Montville, and easterly of the road leading country-bred, bright, militia-trained, Dr. Williams’ l'ink Pills dreariest experiences of her childhood, $1750; Danforth, Luhec, Eastport, Perry, Pem- survive the fierce build up the $2583; other Cash in banks and on hand. 302,787 05 from said highway to Abbott’s mill, said logs fine fellows struggle hours bits of highways, purposes, $2443. broke, and Machias.* blood and send renewed health and spent whipping folded Dennysville Premium notes and premiums in and lumber being owned by Warren K, Emery in mental development and physical These went to of the linen, two inches square. Hundreds of petitions to the House of collection 12 and Charles T. Rose, both of Auburn, in the in and the strength every part body. The Thorndike. Selectmen, H. N. Han- process (net).... 436,114 training colleges Service it seemed to were Ways and Means committee but it is County of and State of appetite is improved, the digestion is them, her, made, ail non, C. H. Paterson, J. L. town Accrued interest and rents. 159,832 32 ; Androscoggin Maine, Academies. How many able men have Cates; certain that copartners business at said toned there is new as exactly alike as peas in a pod. These O. J. quite Congress will lay no Miscellaneous 1,815 01 doing Montville out to up, color intliecheeks clerk, Farwell; treasurer, A. R. under the firm been winnowed and lost the Navy were taxes of this character name of Emery & Rose, and and become afterward joined at the corners Murch; tax upon interstate the cruel methods of An- lips, you worry less, good collector, Geo. Cilley; school 90 if the said Emery and Rose are not the own- by unwise, and at the end—the re- commerce. Tremendous would $11,307,963 natured where before were fringed whole committee, H. opposition ers Naval of whom you irritable W."Small. Money appro- be thereof, then the owner is to the plaintiff napolis Academy, many in as hideous an antimacassar as raised from many at and find new in sulting priated: Schools quarters any LIABILITIES unknown, said lumber now stacked on are leaders in manu- you joy living. $600, highways $1400, being business, trades, was ever to ail enactment of that kind. It would inter- land of This tonic treatment is useful in designed protect uphols- support of poor other 13 Lewis Hatchelder; said lumber con factures, science, etc., can he dys- $200, purposesF H fere with the Policy reserve.$ 9,407,712 politics, tered sofa from perfumed operation of the parcel sists of ninety-six piles of novelty wood, so the pepsia, rheumatism, ar.emia and nervous pomades. $2500. All other liabilities, including determined by examining annual In contrast she the post service and the administration is called, being sticks 4 feet and 1 inch as disorders. In many cases it is all the recalls fascination claims in process of adjust- long, shrinkage of classes. Those who remain committed to the follows: 12 piles sticks 2 3 8 inches 73 medical treatment that is of working a picture upon Swanville. T. Nicker- fully development ment; premiums and interest square, the and reach the of required. As perforated Selectmen,A. sticks inches 2 in Navy grade Rear cardboard—"The Old Oaken Lee rather than the restriction of this service. in advance; bills awaiting piles square, piles sticks 2 a tonic for Dr. Williams’ Bucket,” son, McKeen.Irving Toothaker;town paid inches 9 Admiral count about one dozen. growing girls for re- square, piles sticks 1 1 2 inches that with new W. town presentation payment; l’ink Pills meet of the developed, every stitch, clerk, E. Damm; agent, H. P. square, being ali the lumber of said In 1865 there were five on the active every requirement How A Bank Was Financed serve for accrued premium descrip- most careful mother. possibilities of joy. Strange to say, it White; treasurer, W. E. tax col- tion on the side of the road arm seven on the Damm; etc. 328.883 09 easterly leading list retired. Of the was taxes, etc., Free on her father who had the lector, E. H school commit- to Abbott’s mill, except 2 piles of 2 inch 107 fellows in the 1858 there booklets the blood, nerves and inspiration- Littlefield; Surplus reserved for future divi- square good class, al of her this E. How William Lorimer started a bank stuff lying nearest to said dipt will be sent on request the Dr. thought setting joyous tee, E. Maddocks. Money appropriat- dends to policyholders. 85,000 00 h:ghway. are only five of us awaiting taps. by And whereas, the owner of said lumber has Milliams Medicine task, the memory of which warms her ed: Schools $700, highways $900, other out in Chicago when he was United Surplus reserved for contingen- The Naval should have a Co., Schenectady, not become a Academy bosom a States Senator has been told 00 voluntarily appeared and party N. Y. Your own sells Dr. Wil- yet. It was quite pretty pict- purposes $1290. in court, cies. 15,000 and druggist | 1 of said now, notice of said suit thorough investigation reorganiza- ture to and the is almost Additional as suit; therefore, liams’ Pink I’ills or will be mailed begin with: An old house sur- story as interesting surplus regards tion humane, experienced, practical they Liberty. is ordered by publication hereof three weeks by on recei of rounded trees, and near a Selectmen, G C. Cox, J. P. as the Arabian Nights. Mr. Lorimer | policyholders (including capi- uninfluenced pt price 50 cents per box, six by by well, 68 successively in The Republican Journal, a Naval officers, by Naval with J. B. town and associates to the tal stock of $1,000,000 00).... 1,471,368 boxes $2,50, bucket and wellsweep. Above, in Sanford, Cunningham; clerk, gave bank rotes newspaper publisned at Belfast in said county Cabals and meddlesome, ignorant poli- J. P. town G. C. j old English script, with curli- Sanford; agent, Cox; | for $1,250,000, receiving in return a 90 of Waldo, the last publication to be at least ticians. The of the and delightful $11,307,963 Secretary Navy cues here and the title of Samuel treasurer, A. J. Skidmore; tax collector, I cashier's check for the same fourteen days before the April term of said there, 1 amount, a staff of Annapolis graduates should be MARCH CROP REPORT FOR MAINE. H. school court, to which time said suit is contin- Woodworth’s familiar and beloved poem Whitaker; committee, Willard which they deposited with a trust com- For the best Lite, Accident and Health 1916, selected, who know a ship from keelson Whitaker. ued, when and where the owner of said prop- of water and well and moss-covered Money appropriated: Schools I pany, and the trust company sent Insurance communicate with to to watch and control and cher- [U. S. Department of erty may appear and become a party to said truck, Agriculture.] bucket. The ecstatic of that $1500, highways $2300, support of poor $1,250,000 in cash to the new bank, ish the and educate developing suit. ARNO W. KING. Academy, sympa- Wheaton Farms—Estimated stock on $700, Memorial moths When the bank came E. C. MORAN & COMPANY, picture thrills to this day $20,brown-tail , State examiner he and the ambitious day. Presiding Justice. thetically efficiently farms March 1 this me bciculiuii ui me $50, mill found the stock—this selfsame year 39,000 bushels, riiai, uealgil. privilege $385. j capital GENERAL AGENTS, A true copy of the notice and order of court compared with 24,000 a year ago and 27,- after counted the thereon. Then, intense thought, the deci- $1,250,000—on hand; money, 425 Main Street, Rockland, Maine. The unfitness or of a cadet two on to Prospect. C. H. R. A. Harri- incapacity 000 years ago. Price March 1 sion that the color scheme should be Gray, gave his approval and departed. Then 3wl0 Attest GEO. I. KEATING, Clerk is soon and the Staff should man, C. K. town L. C. determined, producers, $—bushel, compared with $— brown and green. Those colors offered Harriman; clerk, the money was sent back to the trust have and the should town G. H. control, professors a year ago and $—two years ago. such infinite variety of tones. The let- Dow; agent, Gray treasurer, company, and the new bank was left not have the of dismissal L. C. power ordering Corn on Farms—Estimated stocks on tering,house, tree trunks,the well and its Dow;tax collector, Eugene Barnes; without a cent. STATE OF MAINE. or To be from a school Lizzie resignation. “bilged” farms March 1 this year 79.000 to committee, Eames. Money bushels, accessories, be brown; the curlicues COUNTY OF WALDO, SS. class is a life-long disgrace for most a appropriated, $3165: Schools, compared with 125,000 year ago and upon the script, the moss-covered bucket, $800; high- forced to or H. Duncan. C. To be James cadets. resign to be two ago. Price March 1 to ways, $1400; support of poor, $600; other National Fire Insurance Co. of E„ SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, 103.000 years the house shutters and foliage, green. Peoples N, back a year is a terrible punishment cents purposes, $315. put producers 90 per bushel, compared The excited conferences at night with E, 3rd and Walnut Sts„ Philadelphia, Pa. MAINE, JANUARY TERM, 1916. for anyone. with 89 cents a year ago and 85 cents two the as to beloved father shading, as to $SEARSPORT, EI.LA F. LEIGHTON VS. CHARLES L. ABBOTT. It is and cruel to a Winterport. Selectmen, E. B. Neal- Assets December 1915 unjust injure years ago. whether a or Autumn 31, Spring garden Sears town youth’s future because of failure in one Corn of Merchantable ly, Leroy Cole, Littlefield; Real estate.$ 10 Land Whereas, Ella F. Leighton of Appleton in Quality—The should be pictured, with consequent dif- D. 205,664 Surveying, or two studies at a waste clerk, M. Spencer; town agent, E. B. the county of Knox and State of Maine, has examination; percentage of the 1915 crop which was of ferences in tones of Mortgage loans. 449,250 00 green. The neces- suit said Charles L. Abbott of of Government money and a serious det- merchantable is estimated at 70 Nealley; treasurer, C. C. Moody; tax col- Collateral loans. 7,000 00 brought against quality sity of wild to the real garden be- of Palermo in said of Waldo, and entered riment to the Naval Service. 1 read in flights lector, Thomas Carew; school committee Stocks and bonds. 1,061,345 00 Valuation Timberlands, County per cent, compared with 77 per cent cf hind the house to ascertain if said and branches W. H. Belchers. Cash in office and bank. 105,712 40 same at said January term of court, a sad editorial in the Boston Herald that the 1914 and 65 cent of the 1913 Money appropriated, crop per of trees were brown as well as their Agents' balances. 91 has made an attachment to enforce a lien this 360 cadets are found deficient $11,993: Schools, $3000; 156,100 and year crop. and if where the brown $3925;highways, Interest and Topographic claim for the sum of forty-three dollars and trunks, so. just support of other rents. 23,052 42 and 17 of the first class will have to re- on stocks on poor, $1200; purposes cents on the lumber manufactur- Oats Farms—Estimated melted into green and when and where ninety-eight have cost the Government $8125. Hydrographic Surveys. ed from hauled h rank R. Leighton of sign. They farms March 1 this year 2,130.000 bushels, became almost like the Gross assets. 2,008.024 83 logs by green yellow, in the of Knox and State of thousands of dollars, and Congress in a with a and Deduct items not admitted. 14,588 76 Appleton County compared 1,966,000 year ago heart of delicate young lettuce. & Rose in Mont- to them has a bill Burnham. F. A. McAllis- Maine, to the mill of Emery panic replace passed 2.016.000 two years ago. Price March 1 The incident to Selectmen, anguish running out of W. Admitted General bngineering Work. ville in said County of Waldo, and from said to increase the number ot cadets next to cents com- ter, Pease, E. L. Goodridge; town assets.$1,993,436 07 producers 55 per bushel, silk floss and lest the mill hauled said to tiie stacks on panic sampler shop Daniel Liabilities December by Leighton year by 300 new men. with 66 cents a and 60 clerk, A. Dyer; town agent,Chas. 31, 1915 lyrll pared year ago might be unable to supply further ma- the southerly side of the highway h ading from What asinine do the edu- E. Sherman; treasurer, Daniel A. Net folly! Why cenis two years ago. terial. Finally, the triumphal finishing Dyer; unpaid losses. 79,281 47 Bean's Corner to White’s Corner in said Mont- men insist that the deficient tax O. D. school com- Unearned cated not Barley on Farms—Estimated stocks on of the and the collector, Braley; premiums. 687,249 27 ville, and easterly of the road leading from picture high honor of hav- T. All other youths shall continue in their classes, be farms March 1 this mittee, B. McAllister, 6. S. McAllis- liabilities. 117,121 92 said highway to Abbott's mill, said logs and year 33,000 bushels, ing it Iramed and hung upon the wall of Cash on studies in which ter, W. E. capital 1,000,000 00 lumber owned Warren K. Emery and conditioned the they with a ago and Reynolds. Money appropriat- office: being by compared 36,000 year 28,- father's own bedroom. No artist be- Surplus liaoilitiet: 41 in tiie Coun- been found and be en- ed, $5,237.50: overall 109,783 Charles T. Rose, both of Auburn, have deficient, 000 two years ago. Price March 1 to for the first the creative Schools, $950; highways, and holding, time, of ty of Androscoggin and State «>f Maine, co- abled by extra study tutoring during 88 cents $1,167.50; support poor,$1100;charges, Total liabilities and To let in Odd louts block. producer, per bushel, compared work of brain and brush hung upon the surplus.$1,993,436 07 Tel partners doing business at said Montvilie un- vacation to work off the conditions and two $2020. with—cents a year ago and 76 cents line at, a Paris salon could have drunk R. W. ROGERS, der the firm name of Emery & Rose, ana if in Agent, Belfast. pass examinations triumphantly the ago. 3wl0 Inquire of the Baul and Rose are not tin- owners years deeper at the fount of joy than the child Palermo. G. M. Crom- Emery — Moderator, autumn7 then the owner is to the plaintiff un- artist who had achieved this modest mett; H. L. selectmen, H. HOWES. thereof, The best colleges of America condition The Town of Perkins has in the clerk, Pinkham; _RALPH known, said lumber being now stacked on land Money wonder. E. S. E. S. A. students in this manner and save them Cain, Kitchin, C. Jones; 8e con u-iuui of Lewis Batchelder; said lumber consists of Treasury and no Paupers. Therefore, when work can be such school goods of de- and failure. does committee, W. H. Grady; tax col- every ninety-six piles of novelty wood, so called, be- from disgrace Why ecstatic to scription. Fuml- de.ight children, why render lector, Roy Trask. Amounts ing sticks 4 feet ami l inch long as follows: 12 Annapolis not adopt this humane and appropriat- tin e, beddiug, cai the smallest town in it a dreary hardship by making the con- ed: Snow roads and piles sticks 23 8 inches square, 73 piles sticks honorable expedient and rescue hundreds Perkins, Maine, bill, $300; bridges, pets, stoves, eu. PROBATE NOTICES held its annual March 13th and ditions of work monotonous and unin- common furnlluri 1 3 4 inches square, 2 piles sticks 2 inches cadets to become heroes of meeting $1100; schools, $1.45 per capita; Antique of aspiring a It 9 sticks l 1-2 inches square, being reelected most of last year’s officers. spiring? Why not give the child learning High school. text sup- specialty. yo, NOTICE. The sub- square, piles the $125; books, $75; have u of said on the east- Navy? to sew artistic and anytliiug scriber Hereby gives notice that she has all the lumber description $255 was as the town designs harmoniously plies and State road, sell me ADMINISTRATRIX’S Vanderbilt cried as the Lusitania was Only appropriated, appliances, $50; drop been duly appointed administratiix of the es- erly side of said road leading to Abbott’s mill, colored to time and effort * town card and will receive a call. I Save has $430 in the treasury, left over from fabrjcs expend $533; charges, $600; repairs on postal you prompt tate of 2 of 2 inch stuff sinking "Save the Kiddies!” cry, WALTER H. except piles square lying last and has no debt. Perkins is upon. Let something worth while be school ^t-KnVUib, the Middies! year, buildings, $150. 04 Main Belfast. F. late of Cambridge. Mass, nearest the highway. made—a dress for a or sister— Street, HARRY GRANT, the town in Maine that doll, baby Te And whereas, the owner of said lumber has W. H. Winslow, M. D & Ph, D. probably only ephoue 249- 3 deceased, and given bonds as the law directs. and let there be lace and loveliness and and become a S. makes no appropriation for poor, there AVOID SPRING COLDS. All having demands against the estate not voluntarily appeared party Univ. of Penn. Formerly U, N. persons notice of said suit no one who needs aid in town. opportunity for development of observa- of said deceased are desired to present the same to said suit; now, therefore, Massachusetts. » being Roxbury, tion and exercise of imagination and in- Sudden changes, high winds, shifting sea- for settlement and all indebted thereto are re- | is ordered by publication hereof three weeks to Ralph a Native-Born Enlisted Men. dividual taste. Let the child feel it is sons cause colds and grippe, and these spring GEO. E. JOHNSON, quested to make payment immediately successively in The Republican Journal, ol authorized agent in I Morse Belfast, Me,, my newspaper published at Belfast in said county Annapolis Atrocities. creating, rather than copying from colds are annoying and dangerous and are the Slate of Maine. ... of the last to be at least a CARRIE K, GRANT, Waldo, publication when the is in need Government statistics show that of model. Above all, let it feel there is likely to turn into a chronic summer cough. before the term of said Just navy greatest Mass.. Feb 8, 191U. fourteen days April the men in the even the child mind Cambridge, of officers the mid-year examinations at 52,561 aboard American war- purpose labor; In such cases take a treatment of Dr. King's court, 1916, to which time said suit is contin- or on rebels effort without the at and where the owner of said number of cadets were against compen- Law when prop- reduce the ships, serving shore, 47,604 New Dicovery, a pleasant Laxative Tar ued, Annapolis Syrup, Attorney MEN OR MAIL to WANTED-TO.BRING a said a situation born within the continental limits jf the sation of practical results. Children have erty may appear and become party by one in four. It is probably the checks tue cold and instinctive love of of color and It soothes cough, helps suit, ARNO W. KING, in the history of the naval United States, and of the remainder, beauty, MAINE. their Safety Razor Blades to me to be sharp- unparalleled break up an attack of grippe. Its already BELFAST, Presiding Justice. No fewer than 360 midship- 1,960 were born in the overseas “the long white seam” does not lure I ened better than new. edge, such as- academy. posses- Single A true of the notice and order of court be deficient in their sions of this This leaveB less them—as well teach in a class- prepared, no mixing or fussing. Just ask I Gems, 25c. Gillettes, 35c; Durham Duplex copy men are found to country. botany in all Courts. Probate practici thereon. room when is a at for a bottle of Dr. New Practice^ 60c. dozen. C. E. Sherman, 72 Main street studies and 220 of these are either to be than 3,000 aliens, 2,518 of whom are al- there blossomy garden your druggist King's per Attest: GEO. 1. KEATING. Clerk. * 211 the door.—Baltimore over 40 a specialty I Belfast, Me. dropped or advised to resign. The de- ready naturalized. Sun, Discovery. Tested and tried for years. Reminiscences ot ANIMALS ALMOST HUMAN. BERMUDA. Western Travels. The chief difference between man ard A trip to Bermuda at thia time of year the lower animals lies in man’s is particularly attractive and the special- TODD. capacity BY HElEN m, he conducted one which the Maine Tour- AN for sinning. Obviously haB no mon- ly OLD-TIME NURSE XVII. opoly of the virtues. A dog may be faith- ist Agency of Portland, Me., has arrang be kind a ed to leave Portland 11th, makes hntering Yellowstone Park. ful, an elephant may and true, April cat is said to love home and the the journey a very comfortable one for CURED of a seemed fireside; pleasant day can Port- Ir hopeg parental instincts of the penguin would all who go. The expense from to disappointment when we leaders land and return is $65. which includes Of of ,„ie(j put nine-tenths of the of our best Catarrh the Stomach Peruna to find an inch or eight in Bermuda, with ail expenses by ... next morning society to shame. days such on the sidewalks, with ap- It is not by possessing attributes paid. : snow Bermuda is MRS. SELENA that animals become“almost human,” The beauty and charm of TANNER, of more to fol- northern vis- good prospect It would be fairer to our furred and always a revelation to the Athens, Ohio. clerk looked 1 he hotel disgusted feathered friends to say that the man itor. Everywhere are beautiful views, and odd wonderful- ■insulted about the weather, who possesses these traits in fine degree plant life, tropic flowers, is a horse ly tinted waters. Atmosphere and sur- This Cure Dates From October himself past prophesying—la- is almost animal. There of 3, 1899. fame that reckons roundings are exquisitely restful, sleep Oct 1899 —“Catarrh of he did not vauJeville simple 3, the stomach. Was nearly starved. ,,-g present, apparently answers a va- is and refreshing, but at the sums in addition and wide deep After taking Peruna I have a Our same good appetite." t what he really thought. if serves time the air is invigorating. There .ay riety of questions, my memory 1904 —"I can are beautiful 8ept 11, assure you that I am still a friend of was however, and imme- I will even allow him to write his drives, saddle-riding, 4 good, me; Peruna My health is still with his hoof in the sand. tennis, go.f, sea-bathing, all sorts of good." ; after breakfast we left to take own first name and the 1906 I am still The show bills call him "human,” yetwe yachting, concerts, dancing April 23, —“Yes, a friend of Peruna. Will be as train to the en- _ht o'clock Gardiner numerous social diversions incident to as I feel no sense of kinship as we watch the long live. I keep it in the house all the time.” ; the Park. A very agreeable even we should colonial life. Last but not least, the performance, though Dec. 18, 1907 —"I recommend Peruna so often islands have been within two that they call me with a blue uniform let- him all the ratiocination his exhib- brought an cap grant the Peruna doctor. Peruna recommends itself a days’ of New York first we had itors claim. We simply say,“What journey by frequent when once Wylie Way,” the and tried." I wonderfully clever horse!” bestow a luxurious steamship service. •ostumed, but by no means the Send to Wm. R. Maine Tour- Dec. 27, 1908 —“I still tell I can that Peruna Is word of praise upon his training, and that Francis, everybody the ist Press best medicine in the world.” us in charge, and escorting us is the whole story. I have seen a dog Agency, Bldg., Portland Me., ! with obedi- for Itinerary of Trip or telephone 504. 15, 1909 —"Peruna saved life from under the noses ot the perform agile tricks prompt Aug. my years ago. I still take it * ence and obvious enjoyment, and tome when I have a cold.” = the rival companies, Shaw and Decline of the N. E. a But when some ca- Cod Fishing. he was still dog. Jan. 4, 1910 —“I was threatened with 1 Old Faithful, established us when pneumonia Peruna nine friend hides on his wash day; saved me." i The New England cod fishery is on the de- train, which was exceedingly he steals the cat’s milk and pretends he cline. according to the government reports. May 17, 1912 —"I am to do I did he slinks in at a door with glad anything can for Peruna" '1 he weather was our first not; when Last year the catch of cod fish in the Atlantic 1914 1 of and limb crying from million May 6, —"I have always been a nurse. Peruna consideration during the two every expression eye fell ninety pounds to sixty mill- has helped “peccavi,” ah, then I say to myself, ions, while the Alaskan cod fishery increased me in my work more than all otner medicines." 1 when the -i e to Gardiner, and "There is human about that from eight to fifteen millions. It is said that Mar. 1915 something 22, "I have divided my bottle of Peruna with ■ be there are only a few vessels engaged in the people -rally appear to struggling dog.”—Harper’s Magazine. many times, it cod fishery off the Alaskan coaBt and that always helps.” the clouds, was the re- The great there are hundreds of fishing banks where cod above quotations give a vague of the THE POULTRY INDUS- glimpse correspondence •r.ereat. The latter of the PROMOTING fish are plentiful which have as yet been un- we have had with Mrs. Tanner part since 1399. Our files, which cover H TRY touched. It is not unlikely that eventually the banks of the Yel- twenty-five years, include many similar correspondents. M ty along this New England industry will be transferred ^ Kiver, through Paradise Val- to the Pacific coast. Montana Hens to Compete in Egg Laying. HIIHM »' " I ■IIIMmu ilFI iH Yankee Jim and a I Canyon, pass- A FOR SALE AT YOUR CROCERS An egg-laying contest, to be carried on Profitable Charter. .e of Cortvin Hot Springs and The Fidelity and Casualty Co. of New York, next at the Montana State year college ~ the train at the 92-94 97-103 Cedar St.. irium,as paused experiment station in Bozeman under the One of the most remunerative char- Liberty St., Notice of Foreclosure the of gave the impression of a very n’t stop. We want to see something way among many pools bubbling, management of the station poultry de- ters recently closed is that of the steam- New York City. Adelaide S. Partridge, then of •- water to the a half is the latest of the State er A. G. Assets December place. lively, and get our money’s worth. Now boiling point mile partment plan Newton, Capt. Abhott, owned 31, 1915 WHEREAS,Prospect, in the of Waldo and the County or 90 distant where the had Poultry association. The college is ready by New England Coal and Coke Co., Real estate, $1,318,833 45 3tate of Maine, he*- deed dated mue Gardiner Btation, built of in Seattle there was something going on stages driven by mortgage to undertake the conduct of the contest. to carry coal to Argentine and return Stocks and bonds, 9,563,368 94 he sixth day of March, A. D. 1916, and record- cabin to await our that we exaggerated log effect, all the time.” coming, feeling ana a committee nas Deen appointed to with general cargo. It is understood the Cash in office and bank, 389,855 26 ’d in the Waldo County Registry of Deeds, had Been one Premiums in course 3ook admired as the train pulled in, However, learned of the most wonderful find out if sufficient interest would be owners will receive about of collection, 1,783,511 12 318, Page 355, conveyed in mortgage to having something $50,000 per M. A. taken to the and to formu- month. The Newton Interest and rents, 96,787 26 Seaney, then of Newport, County of the another about the before we went sights of our lives. justify plan, left Boston March platform agreeable j Yellowstone All other assets, 245,984 61 Penobscot and State of Maine, "a certain lot late rules and regulations. The commit- 15th for Lamberts Point, Va., where she Way” agent was awaiting us. j there. Will and I were in no wise alarm- Will had, of course, been busy with or parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, tee consists of Prof. W. F. of will load 7000 tons of coal for Schoppe Buenos Gross assets. 13,398,340 64 situated in Stockton Springs, in the of in our Park ed the fact that there seemed “noth- his camera throughout the whole after- the Veach County early making trip, by college, J. D. of Hubbart, Aires. She will load flaxseed wool and Deduct items not admitted, 671,910 00 Waldo and State of Maine, and bounded and but his of the hides for described as week before the official opening ing doing” inside the Gardiner Gate, but noon, best opportunity came president association, W. W. Boston and New York. follows, viz: Beginning at a cedar Admitted assets, $12,726,4C0 64 stake at twelve rods north of our- Perry of Kalispell, C. A. Greenfield of the southwester- : for this reason we fcund drove on, with great expectations. when, after the stage had rounded a sud- of Butte, and J. K. Scott of Grant. Liabilities December 31, 1915 ly corner of land of Rufus L. Mudgett; thence the midst of the bustle and The area of the Park, increased den turn of the road, the driver west forty rods to a cedar stake, thence twen- by pointed and Girls’ Clubs. Net unpaid losses. 3,008.015 79 Boys’ Poultry ty-nine degrees west rods a in attendant on the organization adjacent Government Forest Reserves is with his whip at a deer that had come Unearned premiums, 4,831 630 71 sixty-eight to The Montana State association cedar stake; thence east and one- Most of out of the woods and Poultry Vorms-ADanprto GlOren All other liabilities, 1,487,212 53 forty-eight forces and equipment. something over 17,000 miles, and was about to leis- half rods to a cedar thence south square will co-operate with the State ex- No in a and Cash 00 stake; by college gain child’s health strength is capital, 1,000,000 said come on the train I aver- cross the road in Mudgett land twenty-seven rods to a pie who had up the Circuit Road, over which the urely front of us. The tension department in starting boys’ and possible until all worms are removed. Surplus over all liabilities, 2,399,541 61 cedar stake; thence south thirty-five the various came and clubs throughout the State for Signs of worms are: Deranged ! degrees were help for camp- age tourist makes his six-day coaching stage up stopped, while the girls’ east seventeen rods to a cedar swollen Total liabilities and surplus, $12,726,400 64 stake; thence worK in poultry a kind stomach, upper lip, east ‘‘sav- is about 150 miles and covers deer remained motionless the road- practical raising, 3wl2 nineteen rods to the west line of said transportation companies, trip, long, by of work well to sour stomach, offensive breath, very adapted young peo- -!_ Mudgett land, and in the south line of a town in Park vernacular, while we two, but a small of the vast area side, eyeing us Will cautious- hard and fully belly with occa- proportion curiously. ple, and in which they can readily realize way; thence south by said Mudgett land seven- sional gripingB and pains about United and his wife from The wild focused the and some and learn valuable lessons. States Fidelity and Com- teen and one-half rods to the of gentleman of Park territory. animals, ly camera, when I profit the navel, face of leaden Guaranty place begin- pale ning." the same were The work will be organized the Being premises conveyed to -ton, South Carolina, thus bear, etc., roam at will whistled and the deer its ears by college tint, eyes heavy and dull, pany, Baltimore, Maryland. deer, elk, pricked up to said Seaney by Perley R. and through the county agents and in other twitching eyelids, itching of Hopkins by of the tour- the entire but are pro- and gazed at us the shutter _ Assets December 31, 1915 said Seaney conveyed to said on the only representatives throughout Park, intently, ways, and the association will co- TraiTtrMark the nose, of the rec- mortgagor Poultry itching sixth day of March, A. D. 1915. 's, or “dudes.” tected from all molestation, and conse- snapped. Our friend Mr. the of tum, short dry cough, grinding of the teeth, Real estate, $ 724,137 32 Hays, operate by furnishing sittings pure- “Also another lot or of situated little red out on Mortgage loans, 22,750 00 parcel land, evances were in to take ; no fear and bred to be sold at low points sticking tongue.starting in waiting quently have of the traveler, Wylie agent at Salt. Lake City, has eggs very prices Collateral loans, 29,399 00 Stockton Springs, in said County of Waldo, during sleep, slow fever. If you see any of where before to the young poulterers who need help. Stocks and and bounded and describe^ as follows, viz; Be- to the Wylie Hotel, and are to be seen in great numbers. called the resultant picture “the finest these symptoms in your child don’t lose an- bonds, 6,467,504 76 So far the work of the snd Cash in office and 86 ginning at a stake at northwesterly corner of it was to boys’ giris’ other minute, but get a bottle of Dr. True’s bank, 1,116.624 ig the Park necessary the four horse was game picture of the Yellowstone he has land of grantor; thence rods to Our party in stage clubs started by the college throughout the Laxative and Ex- Agents’ balances, 1,822,846 06 northerly sixty Elixir, Family Worm land Simon D the formality of ever and the the State has been in corn and Bills receivable, 00 of, \ Merrithew; thence south- ugh registration, a merry one, and we quickly found that seen,’’ enlargements from potato peller. 2,600 Interest and rents, 90 erly by said Merrithew’s land fifty-six ie a cluse watch for the and of Mrs. Norrat of Houston, Texas, writes: “I 82,180 rods, Sam” keeps upon j the though negative have been universally admired. growing boys canning more or less, to a stake at the Wylie employees, “savages” fruits would not be without Dr. True’s Elixir in All other assets, 255,814 69 northeasterly and vegetables for the my corner urists throughout the government The next of interest were the girls. of said land of grantor; thence wester- were, were a jolly crowd of young points home.” Good for adults also. At your deal- they Gross 59 ly sixty rods, more or less, said and a must be sent each i Silver 35c. 50c and Advice free. assets, 10,523,857 by grantor’s ve, report and for the Gate and the Hoodoos, the latter ers, $1.00. north line to people, college girls boys NOT TO LICENSE CATS. Deduct items not admitted, 816,838 08 place of beginning." Being the ro the from the an same army headquarters most part, who were earning a little undescribable jumble of jagged rocks premises conveyed to said mortgagor by Admitted assets, 51 C. H. deed dated -is and hotels. Tourists who in Maine. $9,707,019 Partridge by Feb. 25. A l). camps in their summer vacations. After strange and fantastic shapes, which The Massachusetts House of Auburn, & /v tin money Repre- Liabilities December 1904, and recorded with Waldo Regis- of the 31, 1915 County ,.t under camping were covered the Bides of the mountain for sentatives March 1st by astand- try of Deeds, Book 49. supervision the season’s work was over they rejected, Net 301, Page And where- vote of to General of unpaid losses, 2,178.268 02 as the said have to acres. ing 101 25, the bill to provibe Indemnity Corporation America, Seaney by his assignment dated the transportation companies a free the many The Silver Gate was named Unearned 3,662.724 12 all anticipating trip through for cats. premiums, eleventh of March. A. D and record- licensing An adverse report Rochester, New York. All other day 1915, their own report at the nearest of the from the silvery gray color of the rocks liabilities, 682,864 42 ed in said Registry of Vol. Park, by the courtesy Wylie had been made the committee on Cash Deeds, 310, Pa^re by Ag- Assets December 31, 1915 capital, 2,000,000 00 and lie” but those who are which at that rre massed in a solid 363, assigned conveyed the said mortgage Btation, We learned that point riculture and Mr. Frost of Somerville Surplus over all liabilities, 1,183,162 95 management. speedily Real estate.$ 0 00 deed, and the debt thereby secured, and all his a conducted” wall above sought to have the bill substitut- ;g “personally trip the Park has a local vernacular all its high the road. The Silver original Mortgage loans. 0 00 right, title and interest in the therein ed. Total liabilities and surplus, $9,707,019 51 premises ster at their entrance and exit and Gate into Collateral loans. 0 00 described, to the undersigned, Henrietta F. own. Besides the “savages” and "dudes” paled insignificance, however, Mr. JAS. PATTEE & Belfast Beardsley of Boston offered an Bonds (book vaiue). 341,120 01 SON, Agents, Oakes; and whereas the condition of said mort- e various camps en route and the iw wiin me more aforesaid, we discovered that “scissor- t;uiii^ansuii impressive amendment to reduce the license fee for Cash in office and banks. 35,771 98 3wl2 gage has been and now remains unbroken. anies do the rest. Each Now, reason of company mu “U.uv *■ Golden a mile male cats from 50 cents to 25 that Agents’ balances. 0 00 therefore, by the breach of the Will uicaui a uinti u ‘ti» Gate, beyond, which well cents; condition thereof 1 ier Government and for females to remain 50 cents. He de- Bills receivable (premiums in course claim a foreclosure of said regulation op- that a “skinner” drove four horses, deserves its name. A splendid viaduct and this plored the fact that the House should of collection). 3,416 29 mortgage give notice for purpose of -s its stages on a fixed schedule as has been built Interest accrued on ni foreclosure as law. that the boys who built the fires and there, around the sheer make of bonds. 4 886 80 Quarries, provided by light the bill, which he said, All Dated at one station and at other assets. 0.00 Newport, Maine, March 10, 1916. aving arriving carried and did the er- rocky wall of a canyon which was a serious matter. water, general through Factory 3wll HENRIETTA F. OAKES. with hours for Mr. L of I v-xt, prescribed lunch, rands about the tents were “pack-rats,” flows the rushing waters of Glen Creek. John Donovan Boston said in- Gross assets. 385,195 08 stead of cats the should li- Deduct items not admitted. 0 00 Locations and by this means the Government while those who took care of the stables As the name indicates, the rock forma- Legislature cense bed and .vs at what in the Park a “gypsy moths, bugs poor Notice of Foreclosure. just place were Further- tion is of a vivid As the entitled “barn-dogs.” yellow. stage lawyers.’’ He added: “It is ridiculous Admitted assets.$385,195 08 Mill Sites, Farms,Sites in tourist is to be at a certain Cora E. Phinney of Morrill, likely more on the of the rolled around the “ohs” and to talk about the Liabilities December 31, 1915 any “spooning” part viaduct, protecting poor birds, WHEREAS,in the County of Waldo and State of And woe betide ■•ahs” for the same man who votes for the bill Net any unhappy wight "savages,” or any tendency to wander of admiration arose from the pas- unpaid losses. 0 00 for Summer Hotels Maine, by her mortgage deed dated the fifth will go to the hotel and eat the bird with Unearned premiums. 57,654 23 of A. 1) and recorded in s rash to deface any ahead of us day August, 1913, the enough proper- off two by two in the evening, was speed- sengers. Straight the Rus- All other his wine. He wants the cats prevented liabilities (reserved for Waldo County Registry of Deeds, in Book 304, ieave his initials on any tree,stick or a term tic Falls their into the 71 and dubbed “rotten-logging,” splashed way from the birds so that he can eat taxes). 1,308 Camps Page 394, conveyed to me, the undersigned, a ily eating Cash follows swift and sure of the and them.’’ capital. 200,000 00 certain lot or parcel of land with the buildings Vengeance more descriptive than elegant. There depths canyon, their foamy Surplus over all liabilities. 126,232 14 thereon, situated in Morrill, in said Dounty of L’ncle Sam has a way of the 1 the of the Mr. Chapman of Ludlow and Mr, Wil- LOCATED ON THE LINE OF THE making were many more expressions quite as whiteness, green evergreen Waldo and bounded and described as liams of Holden the bill. follows, shment fit the crime. A tale is told trees on spoke against Total liabilities and surplus.$385,195 08 to wit: Beginning at a stake and stones on the as these, but save for learning j the mountain side, with the original Mr. Beardsley’s amendment was adopt- 3wl2 line of Waldo and Morrill at the e unfortunate who carved his init- northeasterly a is a this was yellow of the ed corner that “swattie” soldier, | background canyon walls, and the bill rejected. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD of lot of Charles Woods; thence west io a tree before the London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Com- two north one leaving Park, as far as our education progressed, and made an impressive and beautiful pict- degrees hundred and thirteen | to those to rods to a stake and who was a hotel in an- PATRIOTISM. give opportunity desiring stones; thence north thiriy- followed to at we felt that our was ure. pany, Ltd., Liverpool, England. that vocabulary four west to a j make a ir location for a new start degrees thirty-six rods stake r and even to leave change State, compelled enriched. A turn in the road after Assets December 31, 1915 and stones; thence east nine north greatly immediately Do you Btand for Patriotism? in life. degrees reakfast to come back at once to the thirty-three rods to the east side of the the us to a If will be interested to Real estate.$ 300,000 00 road; Soon after leaving tne entrance be- leaving falls, brought broad, you do, you thence north on said road three and one-half and efface the he had done, j know that The Outlook has Mortgage loans. 0 00 damage near our just issued rods to a stake and thence hind we found ourselveB the open meadow, night’s stopping Collateral loans. 0 00 stones; east eight us, entering in form a little Water Powers ve seen many other places where an pamphlet four-page circu- Undeveloped [ and one-half degrees north fifty-eight rods to ran close place. Swan Lake Camp, where a warm Stocks and bonds. 3,022,650 33 Gardiner Canyon. The road lar a brief address on Patriot- Waldo line; thence by Waldo line stringent Government containing Cash in office and bank. 689,420 16 fifty-three iily regulation welcome awaited us from its hospitable ism The Salute to Unlimited Raw Material rods to the place begun at. twen- beside the rushing waters of the Gardi- by Lyman Abbott, Agents’ balances. 591 212 27 Containing jiit achieve excellent results. matron. the and several stanzas of America ty-seven acres, more or less; and whereas the ner which it crossed four times Flag, Bills receivable. 1,649 43 ___ River, and AND condition of said mortgage has been broken: --» Cold our The Star Spangled Banner. Interest and rents. 53,760 58 the slow- from long ride as we were, Now, therefore, reason of the of within a mile, steady up grade All other assets. 93 by breach we our wait- This leaflet is intended for general dis- 500,994 the collected baggage and the rows of little tents looked most in- Land condition thereof I claim a foreclosure of ing the horses down to a walk. On the tribution among the people of the United Good Farming said for the this time we were Gross 70 mortgage. stages. By viting, and we learned with States in an endeavor to assets.$5,159,687 left roBe a tall pinnacle of rock, at the pleasure stimulate their Dated this eighth day of March, A. D. 1916. most terms with our fellow Deduct items not admitted. 497,632 78 AWAIT DEVELOPMENT. friendly I that we were to be one of the enthusiasm t.nd interest ii their WILLIAM O. SMITH. of which balanced an eagle’s nest. assigned country, aides” from and were apex its welfare and its H. C B. 3wll Charleston, “new” little like present future. It Admitted assets. 92 As we looked we fancied we saw the ones, bungalow affairs, .$4,662,054 Communications regarding locations :r j may be used in the schools, in the cnptly christened the ‘‘Yanks and the with wooden frames—a decided Liabilities December 31, 1915 craning necks of the eaglets with their | improve- churches, inserted in your daily mail, are invited and will receive attentions itherners” by the irrepressible “sav- ment Net unpaid losses. 186,076 59 wide beaKS awaiting the return of on the older tents. The “pack- given to your friends,—in any way that when addressed to any agent: oij the MMNE CEMRALRAILROAl) The weather had al- open | Unearned premiums. 2,753,026 73 ages.” cleared, I rats” had a brisk fire in an air- will serve to bring it to the attention of MAINE CENTRAL, or to the parent bird, who much to our disap- burning All other liabilities. 65,631 17 BELFAST AND :gh ar. occasional flurry of snow ob- the American public. 200.000 00 BURNHAM. Electric I tight stove, and the little tent was so Deposit capital... On and after 26. 1915, trains pointment was not in sight. A about 250 all 43 INDUSTRIAL BUREAU Sept. connecting -red the but it was so cold pound package containing Surplus over liabilities. 1.457,320 at Burnnam and with sunshine, and and its so Waterville through trains that we had seen from Bozeman, j cosy warm, appointments will be sent upon request, Surplus as regards policyholders... 1,657,320 43 before the Hotel we Peak, postage pre for and from bangor, Waterville, Portland and leaving Wylie that we lifted its snow-covered head on our (inviting, then and there decided paid, to anyone upon receipt of twenty- MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD, Boston, will run as follows: on all the we had Total liabilities and 92 surplus clothing to advise all our five cents to cover the actual cost. Sin- surplus.$4,662,054 far above the lesser i acquaintances and 3wl2 FltOM BELFAST with and right, towering free on nght us, thought longingly I friend to tour the Park the gle copies post-card request. PORTLAND. MAINE. mountains that seemed to hem us in on by “Wylie with ^AM FM pg ur fur coats back in Maine, Orders should be sent, remittance, The Lumbermen’s Mutual Fire ______Belfast depart. 7 05 12 20 2 20 all sides. Way.” camp consisted of row af- to Arthur M. Morse, Assistant Pennsylvania from the station before Treasurer, Citypoint. 17 10 *12 25 *2 25 riving up ter row of little tents around 381 Fourth New York Ins. 806 the ranged Avenue, City, Co., Lafayette Building, Waldo. 17 20 112 35 12 35 mer we had noted the stone The Boiling River, emptying into great three sides of a the center of Pa. Brooks. 7 32 ) 12 47 12 47 from square, Philadelphia, ir iiner Gate over the Park Gardiner, and easily distinguished AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION. Knox. 17 44 12 59 t2 59 entrance, which was a Assets December occupied by towering pile 31,1915 Thorndike. 7 50 1 05 ■ 3 it the steam, us our first _ 05 heated by Roosevelt in 1903, and had by rising gave of I wood, ready for the night “camp- The State of Maine received the sum Mortgage loans.$ 63,000 00 Unity. 7 58 ; 1 !3 |3 13 of a that was to mented its “For glimpse phenomenon Stocks and bonds. 552,363 75 ALL 1HE WAY BY WATER Wmnecook. 18 08 ll 23 13 23 upon inscription: fire.” An office which was the of $72,735 from the registration of auto- within the next tent, Cash in office and bank. 119,923 12 Burnham, arrive. 8 20 1 35 35 benefit and enjoyment of the peo- become a common sight mobiles from the first of the ;3 official camp “rendezvous,” present Agents’ balances. 27,735 49 Bangor. 1145 *3 00 *5 05 few This river was fed under- postoffice, to the time in the WINTER SCHEDULE. To our our en- days. by year up closing up Interest accrued. 9,084 07 Clinton. 8 5 disappointment, a a 39j 11 Hot general store, etc., dining tent, of State’s office March All other assets. 25 Benton. 8 ce to the Park was another road ground waters from the Mammouth secretary 11th, 13,116 48 6 20 by ar.d a recreation tent as kitchen, for danc- against $43,919 for the corresponding * LINE Waterville. 8 54 3 29 6 25 A close at hand. A sharp turn in BANGOR led by, instead of under, this im- Springs, of an increase Gross assets.. 785,222 68 Portland. 11 50 5 50 period 1915, of $38,816. Turbine Steel Camden. 8 25 "• road us out on a level Deduct items 88 Steamship Boston, 3 ssive and we have since the brought plat- This year 4,838 cars have been aot admitted.. 5,258 pm. 20 gateway, was located at the foot register- Leave Belfast Mondays, and Thursdays at Yellow- camp beautifully TO KKI. ied that the of be- eau, and we drove past Fort ed, 7,452 operators’ licenses have been 2.00 p. m., for Camden, Rockland and Boston. FASTC privilege passing of a and the dense ever- Admitted assets.$ 779,963 80 the center of the sloping hillside, granted, while 680 truck.95 motorcycles, Leave Belfast Wednesdays and Saturdays at I’M AM A M en it belongs to the of the stone, military Park, Inabilities December 31, 1915. stages greens of the forest behind made an 180 dealers and 15 motor dealers 7.30 a. m., for Searsport, Bucksport, and Win- noston. 10 00 3 00 8 50 anil me iviammom noi cycle and and not noiei, yei open Net losses.. 5,816 25 J I'll transportation system ideal In front the have been registered, while for the cor- unpaid terport. 1 for the to the Hot Form- background. sloped Unearned p-emiums. 246,792 39 Portland. 12 00 7 00 12 25 rhe campers. season, Springs responding period last year, 2,676 auto- broad meadows down to “Swan All other liabilities 21 and Fridays at 5.00 p m. Leave Winter AM ation the extinct Lake,” 280 60 motor 187 7,781 days \ in connection with same beyond. Liberty Cap, mobiles, trucks, cycles, over all and at 10 a. m. for Waterville. 7 10 10 story this a Surplus liabilities. 519,573 95 port Mondays, Thursdays 02 3 15 pretty iittle sheet of water probably dealers and 11 motor dealers were crater of a hot a tall cycle Boston and intermediate landings, Bangor. 7 00 1 50 nliner Gateway has recently been re- spring, grayish so called because there are no swans registered, and 3,761 operators’ licenses Total liabilities and 779,963 80 Benton. 10 08 3 24 white cone feet formed of surplus.$ I to and its truth was vouched forty high, me, there. The circle of snow-clad mountains were granted. 3wl2 Clinton. 10 17 3 34 of shale-like Burnham, leave. 8 35 by the one who told it. A woman, overlapping layers deposit, MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE 103c 3 50 on the horizon a charming Lumbermen's Winnecook. ,8 45 110 40 4 was the of the “Formation,” completed Indiana Mutual Insurance 00 a tourist of the “rush” va- outpost BETWEEN PORTLAND AND NEW YORK .. -vidently The stables were well Unity 8 54 10 55 4 09 and after it we came to picture. away Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. r ty, trying to “do” the in rec- shortly passing Tlorndike. 9 02 11 05 4 17 country from the camp across the meadow, but a YOUR KIDNEYS STEAMSHIPS NORTH LAND a at the foot of the Terraces. Assets December 1915 (9 10 ill 15 ,4 26 time and stop 31, ,Kno*. absolutely ignorant of the visit to them AND HERMAN WINTER. Brooks. 905 11 35 4 40 proved most interesting, Real estate, $ 36,500 00 i e-fs she was to with Here we alighted from the stage to Stateroom Waldo. ,935 ,n 45 l4 50 trying see, was, and the number of as well Belfast Residents Must Learn the Import- Mortgage loans, 285,400 00 Reduced Fares. Reduced Prices. great horses, Citypoint. ,945 ,1155 ,500 r “son met on a train return- climb up to a view of the Mammoth Hot Stocks and bonds, 233 881 00 Schedule disturbed. Information upon request. Willy,” as the animals to be seen ance of Keeping Them Well. Belfast, arrive. 9 50 12 splendid there, in office and FRED W. POTE, Agent, 01 6 05 from the at close The scramble Cash bank, 17,513 87 t station. mg Yellowstone. “Have you Springs range. Perfect health means that Maine Flag roused no little surprise and admiration. every organ of Agents’ balances, 17,490 66 Belfast, Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at i'« n to the Park?” she was asked. up over the grayish shale-like “forma- the is its functions Interest and rents, 9,289 92 “Oh, Before supper was served we four body performing properly. $6.25 from Belfast, Jes,” she said. and I have been tion” was a strenuous one, largely owing Perfect health cannot be if the kid- H. D. “Willy “dudes” wardered the hill into enjoyed Grors assets, 600,075 45 WALDRON, away up General there, but we didn’t in. We looked to the altitude, the lowest valley in the neys are weak and disordered. Admitted assets, 45 Passenger Agent go the woods to our $600,075 explore surroundings. Thousands that Doan’s NOTICE. G. C. DOUGLASS, through the Gardiner Gate and didn’t see Park being something like 6,000 feet testify Kidney Pills Liabilities December 31,1915 The view from the of the hill was _General Manager. Portland Maine. top have a reviving action on weak kidneys. work In Manlcur- anything doing, so we thought we would- above sea level,—but the strange and Net unpaid losses, 2,256 25 Guaranteed Chiropody, well worth the climb, and we has done in so Unearned the gathered What this remedy many cases premiums, 222,371 97 wonderful sightB fully repaid effort. All other nq and Shampooing. Aleo Facial Work specimens of several odd varieties of of this kind is the best proof of its merit. liabilities, 6,562 79 The terraced rock rose tier after tier, Surplus over all liabilities, 368,884 44 For Sale GLYCERINE AND BARK wild flowers before the pangs of hunger Read the following. It’s testimony grate- Fall line ot all klnde of Hair Work at my covered with a wonderful of deposit deep Total liabilities and 45 Sand and delivered at called us back to the dining tent. We fully given by a resident of this section. surplus, $600,075 parlors over Shiro’s Store, Phoenix Row. gravel PREVENTS APPENDICITIS and and on each 3wl2 creamy yellows browns, awhile in the of the J. C. R. F. D. No. 8, lingered vicinity Meader. Ellsworth. Me., 32tf MISS EVIE HOLMES. a reasonable The mixture of buckthorn tier the water con- barrel to see the price. | simple bark, boiling, steaming garbage hoping bears, says: “All that I said in praise of Doan’s Kid- Kiycerine, etc., known aa astonishes but were wary that night and re- Adler-i-ka, stantly overflowed, forming fantastic they ney Pills some years ago still holds good. One NOTICE CHAS. M. H\LL, Belfast because Adler-i ka acts on fused to come while we were people, stalactites of gorgeous cream and watching. of the family was caused a great deal of suf- I have made to the gold. After the was arrangements operate lei 306 fcOTH lower and upper bowel, ONE SPOON- supper huge campfire mammoth hatchery at the Bradford farm, for- E. H. BOYINGTON Sears port Ave. The wonderful coloring is due to the con- and “dudes” and fering for years by kidney complaint and FUL relieves almost ANY CASE lighted, “savages” merly the Ferguson farm, and shall be prepar- constipation, Doan s Pills their merit stant trickle of the water, with its de- alike gathered around its genial warmth, Kidney by ed to do custom on and after March Eye-Sight Specialist] fi'mr stomach or gas. It removes such sur- proved hatching posits of lime silica and sulphur, and if and popped corn and told stories while quickly making a permanent cure. I, myself, 1st. Those wishing to engage space please do OF THF prising foul matter that a few doses often re- have used Doan’s Pills with re- the darkness gathered. Mindful of our Kidney good so as far in advance as possible. Price Sc. per iR. W. C. the water for any reason ceases to flow, sults.” we BABY and lieve or prevent appendicitis. A short treat- early start, scheduled for seven o’clock egg. Also have CHICKS EGGS BOYINUTON OPTICAL CO., LIBBY7 the loses its Price 60c at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for HATCHING from my prize winning strain helps chronic stomach trouble. The deposit quickly brilliant color next morning, we sought our tents early fsr a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills of White Wyandottes. Eggs $2 CO per setting. DENTIST, action of Adler-i-ka is as- for the faded white of the and were soon in a dre amless 44 South Main Street, Winterport, Maine. INSTANT, easy grayish deep sleep —the same that Mr. Meader had. Foster- For further particulars write or phone in of our novel 37 Main nighing. The Old Corner Drug Store Co. surrounding Formation. We picked our spite surroundings. Milburn Co./.Props., Buffalo. N. Y. 8tf E. L. COLCORD, Belfast, Me. OFFICE DAYS, MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS Street, Belfast, Me. ■„ ... .; =^===i SECRET SOCIETIES. SEARSPORT. ' At the regular meeting of Terratine Tribe of Cumru [sailed Monday for Philadel- Barge Red Men last Monday night the Adoption de- phia. gree was worked on two candidates. schools in town closed Friday for a two Worth Careful ns- The Thought At the regular meeting of Phoenix Lodge vacation. ELECTRICITY weeks’ KEROSENE F. & A. M., last Tuesday evening supper was the roads con- Do read the label to know whether B. F. Colcord attended good you served at 6 30, followed by work in tbe Master vention in Bangor last week. Mason your baking powder is made from cream degree. There was a large attendance, While less and less all the L. H. Rogers attended the blacksmiths’ con- including several visitors. | electricity fiasjbeen costing time, of tartar on the other from alum vention in last week. or, hand, the cost oil Bangor Probably all records in Masonry were broken ; of has also gone down, so we must compare them —Mrs. C. M. Nichols left last Monday for a or ? in Augusta, Ga., when Charles Estes, aged 97, phosphate , now to see which is best to use. In other words, what com- abort visit with relatives in Boston. and a Mason for more than €0 years, received the various of the The vet- illumination can be obtained for the same H, E. Bangs, Esq., returned Friday from Royal Baking Powder is made from degrees chapter. parative money. eran has taken a farther into the Dover, where he had been attending court. journey cream of tartar, derived from grapes, and order, at his age, than any other man of mod- Marion arrived Monday from Phila- Barge ern times. delphia with 1600 tons of coal to the P. C, & adds to the food only wholesome qualities. has Theoretically, according to Dr. Louis Bell, a of kerosene W. Co. Mizpah Rebekah Lodge of Winterport gallon adopted the following resolutions of respect: of burned in the most Barge Spring arrived Monday from Phila- Other contain alum or highest grade approved type of baking powders It is with the fraternal order as it is with all lamp with 3,000 tons of coal to the P. C. & delphia both of mineral and things instituted by the hand of man or the will give 800 candle hours which means that it will supply a W. Co. phosphate, origin, hand of the Infinite, that there are periods | when clouds will and shut out the 20 tor 4o hours—a 2o Mr. and Mrs. Fred Small and Mr. and Mrs. used as substitutes for cream of tartar gather candlepower lamp candlepower Mazda beauty of a perfect horizon. Clifford Ross Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. H. P. because of their Thus it was with Mizpah Rebekah Lodge, i lamp (electric) burned 40 will take just one kilowatt hour. in Brooks last week. cheapness. when our beloved brother, Amos F. Carleton, was taken from its ranks. He was a member will be in their office on Main The selectmen Never sacrifice and healthful* held in high esteem, not only because he bad I street April 1st for the purpose of assessing quality a great interest for the order, and because he was hailed with respect by those with whom taxes for the coming year. for low price. he associated, but especially because we, his Mrs. J. B. Ames, who underwent an opera- brothers and sisters of the order who knew * him so realize that he was of all tion at Dr. E. D. Tapley’s hospital in Belfast, well, worthy ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. the respect that was shown him and all the returned home Saturday. honors that were bestowed upon him from Comparison time to time and also Steamer Meteor, Capt. Burranger arrived New York by his fellow citizens; worthy of any tribute we could pay to his from News with 3,700 tons Monday Newport memory. ■ of coal to the P. C. & W. Co. Let ua here resolve that we extend our deep One gallon kerosene..12 cents sympathy to his wife and in their great Mr. and Mrs. lbra Williams of lslesboro family iness sorrow. ; One kilowatt hour, cents electricity...10 were in town last week, the guests of Mr. and At the annual town meeting the citizens of That our charter be draped in mourning for Mrs. fc,. W. on Water street. STOCKTON SPRINGS. a period of and that a copy of Gilkey Stockton voted not to accept the conditions thirty days, these resolutions be placed upon our records, and S. have of the G. Besides all the other Alfred Stinson George Sargent of the will late J, Lambert,bequeath- and copies sent to The Republican Journal, advantages is returned j electricity actually cheaper been drawn as traverse jurors to attend the J. E. Prescott, Sylvan street, early ing his property to the town after the decease Belfast, and to the W interport Advertiser for kerosene. from a business to Purnham. publication. than What makes think April term of the Supreme court in Belfast. last week trip of the last Ltmbert relative (several indivi- you you can’t afford etec- Addie E. Shaw, Committee : March is us cold, boister- duals now to be used for the benefit of trie You Mies Iona M. Nichols, teacher in the public giving excessively living) Maude E. Young, on lights? can—electricity is cheap. ous the winter cf tne this Carroll Resolutions. schools in Milo, is spending the vacation with weather, apparently needy spinsters. Many regret action, L, Young, ) it to have been an unwise her parents, Capt. and Mrs. C. M. Nichols, season. feeling proceeding. Primrose Chapter, Order of the Eastern Have Your House Wired NOW. Water street. It is friends in Florida for of this town, now Star, observed children’s even- hoped sojourning Percy Sprague, formerly night Friday f health will not risk to Maine in N Y., has been March with 23 of a 41 chil- News was received Tuesday of the death in their returning living Brooklyn, promoted ing, 17th, possible i to 1st officer ol steamer which has dren of Malden, Mass., Monday, of Sarah, wife of Au- before the middle of May. Nevadan, members of the order present. Some to to load horses for at a distance were unable to be gustus S. Prescott. The remains will arrive The Auxiliary Aid of the Universalist parish gone Portland, Maine, living present France. Mrs, Sprague, Miss Gladys on account of the snow. was served Thursday for burial in the family lot in the vil- was entertained Tuesday afternoon ny Mrs. formerly Supper Rendell, remains in Brooklyn, she and her at 6 p m. in the hall to the children lage cemetery. Edgar M. Colcord, Mill street. banquet Penobscot Bay Electric husband having been housekeeping there with and their mothers, who were seated at a table steamer which Mrs. O. M, Noble. Seaview street, accom- Company The Kanawha, brought many Mr. and Mrs. of arranged in tne form of a cross. From the who has Henry Clifford, formerly cargoes of coal from Newport News to Mack’s panied by her mother, Mrs. Harris, Sandy point. A pleasant arrangement for center chandelier to the corners of the table Point to the P. C. & W. Co., foundered recent- been her guest for some weeks, left Friday Maine were festoons of ‘M these young counles. white, decorated with sham- ____ on the from Norfolk to Rio Jane- for Houlton. ly passage and at each BORN. Last week us boisterous March rocks, place were little green cov- WINTERPORT. crew gave sharp rio; saved. Mrs. Chas. Cole, School street, returned ered _ Bankrupt’s Petition for weather. A snow storm a bit of baskets filled with candies. Even the Discharge. Monday, Coffin. In In the matter of Ansel Fletcher of who from Mass., the middle of last Miss A. Hill returned from Jones- Bucksport, March 12, to Mr Greenwood, Mass,, Bridgewater, and plates were decorated with and Juanita sunshine Tuesday morning, a dull mid-day shamrocks, and Mrs. Halford a son. Herebrt I. In Mrs. Mar- her and child both im- she has Coffin, Mitchell, Bankrupt came here to visit his aged mother, week, leaving daughter the napkins as well. The Runner nan n^rvvH port this week, where been spending a northeast snow storm beginning toward Hutchinson. In Stonington. March 9, to Mr. Bankrupt, ) Fletcher, now in her 97th year, died at proving in health. under the the winter. and Mrs. a son. garet with a blizzard and direction of Mrs. Essie P. Carle, HarrylG. Hutchinson, Hon. Clarence night, genuine Wednesday Lord. In Hale, Judge of the home of Wilson N. Warren the menu Southwest Harbor, Ton.^e Capt. West, Mrs. Elden H. Shute of South Sebec arrived the wind from the north- consisting of hot biscuits, eggs, lit- February 25, ^nite<^ states fur Thursday, driving Mr. J. Treat, Jr. and Walter Cowan, Esq., to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Lord, a daughter. DUtri'ct afternoon after a short illness the her tle of°Maine.the street, Monday in town last Saturday and is guest of east snow fancy cakes, cookies, vanilla, pistachio and Patterson. In and whirling the falling in every are attending the convention in Belfast, March 4, to Mr. and of chocolate ice Republican Mrs. Fred H. 1 0f pneumonia. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Flanders, East few to brave cream, and cocoa, to which the Patterson, a eon, Neal Clarke. Hnity, in the Cou direction, pedestrians venturing Portland this week. of„fHW.Mrt Waldo and??iiChel1 Perry. In Geneva, State of in said ! I At a caucus held March 4th the Main street, lor several days. Fri- children did ample justice. After the regular Switzerland, February Maine, Republican its fury unless compelled by necessity. 14, to Mr. and Mrs. James were chosen to the State steamer Perry, a daughter, LeepectfuMy represents, that on 1 following delegates meeting of the an entertainment was Mrs. J. H. Thayer left on Monday’s 27th of Miss Lela Bennett, second daughter of Mr. day dawned clear, a piping northwest Star, Marjorie Lois. Mr. Perry is the son of Mr. day March, 1915, he was convention: James B. Parse. A. E. Trundy, F. morning be duly the into for Salem, Mass., where she will the guest and Mrs. W. of judged under the James P and Mrs. Albert R. Bennett, Middle street, is shivers to the marrow of the given by children,'who ^marched the W. Perry Camden. bankrupt Acts of Cong » I. Mortland; alternates, Nichols, wind, sending to room and of her Miss Belle F. H. relating bankruptcy; that he has suri I John Frame, W R. Gil Key; District conven- seriously ill at this af- bone and the fallen snow into lodge carrying flags all joined in daughter, Thayer. duly quite writing, Monday whirlirg newly deredallhls property and of W. M. C. 0. B. F. CjI- the rights prop, tion, Parse, Sawyer, ternoon. is feared. singing “Ked, White and Blue.” As the the and has Appendicitis miniature mountains, hither and yon. Satur- Snow-shoeing has been enjoyed for past _MARRIED. fully complied with all the teqi cord; alternates. Dr. S. L. Fairchild, M. F. menu of 1 first number on the program Mrs. S. A. Par- said Acts and of the orders 1 Parker, A. Fi. Nichols. The delegations were ('apt. Charles Cole, School street, recently day was clear, but very cold, the wind still week and every opportunity through the com- Anderson Knowlton. In Rockland, March of ker read touching his to H. C. Bunner’s “One, Two, Three,” Rev. L. S. bankruptcy. authorized lilt all vacancies. chartered his vessel, schooner Edith whirling and the temperature hovering around week will doubtless be improved by the 15, by Ufford, Charles F. Anderson Wherefore he McIntyre, ing prays. That he may be and the remainder of the was the of Criebaven and Geneva M. Knowlton of creed to at the zero mark. program by by the Court to a March up to date has been the most dis- load lumber Cape Jellison piers for a Hiking Club. Rockland. have full discht. I children as follows: Piano from all debts agreeable month of the winter. The blizzard southern at thousahd. solo, Katherine provable against his est. port $4 per Archie McLaughlin, second son of Mr. and McLeod-Milliken. In Camden, under said on the loth ana 16th from the northeast William A. Hill returned to Massachusetts February Acts, piled Brown; recitation, Doris Wilson; recitation, 12, by Rev. C. F. L. McLeod bankruptcy except such Matthew of is the guest of John School was sud- Smith, Roy and as are law up drifts and left the roads in bad condition, Hooper Bucksport Mrs. McLaughlin, street, Dean this week after a month with his parents, Mr. Ethel excepted by from such discharg * Knowlton; vocal solo,' Arthur Hazeltine; B. Milliken. Dated this continued cold weather the snow giving but his sister and Mr. and seized with acute March 29;h day of A D 191' husband, Mrs. Harry S. denly appendicitis, and Mrs. Chas. R. Hill. Mrs. W'illiam Hill Piper-McFarland. .In Newport. March 15, January little under the rays of the sun. The 1816 recitation, Emily Rackliff; recitation, Russell HERBERT I, year Kearney, Sylvan street, during the vacation 14th, and growing rapidly worse was immed- by Rev. H. W. Norton, Harold L. Piper and MITCHELL, was very cold in Maine, with snow and frost Knighi; piano solo, Louise Ellis; recitation, will remain for some time. Eleanor Miss Mabel L. McFarland, both of Bankrup in about month of the Here is an of the E, M. C. Seminary, of which he is a iately taken to Dr. Tapley’s hospital, Belfast, Stephenson; piano solo, Paul Tuttle; Troy. every year. Shuman-Long. In March recitation, a at their Camden, 15, by ORDER uF item on the weather in Waldo County that Dr. H. E. Small, where an Hugh Tuttle. All had most de- The Board of Trade were addressed NOTICE THEREON. pupil. accompanied by Rev. C. F. Stevens, A Shuman of lightful time and one which they will long re- and George year: was at once Pus was last meeting by William Hill of Boston by Rocklai d and Edith District of Maine, ss. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brier, who have been operation performed. member. At the next of the Madeline Long of Camden, In of 6 was meeting chap- On this 18th *of Jackson.Me ,the day June a terror. the case a Walter Cowan, and J. Treat, Jr., who Shibals Luce. In March day March |A. D. 1916 the chambers of Mrs. John Ames’ found, proving serious one. But ter, April 7th, the degree will be worked. Esq., Pittsfield, 15, by the — There was “a most violent and heavy storm occupying Rev. N. F. Pearson, Clarence A. Shibals and reading foregoing petition, it is for speedy relief the tatal termination would had just returned from the State Board of Ordered from west northwest, blowing very hard and house, School street, for several months, Mrs. Esther B. Luce, both of Pittsfield. by the Court, 1 hat a hearing be a j have been unavoidable. His has Trade meeting in Lisbon. the same on accompanied by heavy cold rain and snow,” | moved to where he has em- improvement BASKET BALL. upon the 28th day of Ai Monday Searsport, A. D. which, had it been entirely snow, “might have been steady since the surgical treatment, and 1916, before said Court at Portland On Mi. en- DIED made 6 inches or more.” On the 7th there ploymeut. Tuesday evening Harry Lougee said District, at ten o’clock in the foren 1; he is at this writing, Monday, able to see his ( Belfast I. O. O. F. hall in and that was half an inch of ice and a severe frost, Mr. Otis Cole, School street, has shipped in High 12; lslesboro High 8. tertained at the banquet notice thereof be published in his wife being with him for the Auspland. In Rockport, March 12, Lila, which destroyed young corn and nipped the friends, day, j honor of Mr. and Mrs. W;i!liam A. Hill. Cards Republican Journal, a newsf aper Nev. York on steamer Arizona for a voyage to Belfast High defeated lslesboro in the ! of Mr. and Mrs. George printer, leaves of the beech trees. “In the She and other members of the called j High daughter Auspland, said District., and that all known creditors, budding family were until II o'clock, when a very 1 and 7 the was so Rio, Brazil. Such shipments, once a common Coliseum Rink March 14th, 12 to 8. The score enjoyed aged year months, other persons in evening atmosphere intensely cold,” on him several times the latter of last interest, may appear at part j collation was ser\ed. Dancing was in Bodge. In Belfast, March 18, Arthur Mel- said time and wrote a correspondent of the Sentinel, “that among Stockton is now a was incorrectly given last week at 10 to 8 dainty place, and show cause, ii thing residents, is extended the and bourne 21 7 months and 3 the small our annual visitors from the week. Sympathy patient hours and the Bodge, aged years, they have, the birds, great rarity. The summary: order for the remaining evening why prayer of said petit ?■ for shelter in houses members in their with the days should not be granted. southward.sought people’s family anxiety, was as is on former occasions of Mrs. E. BELFAST H. S. ISLESBOKO A. A heartily enjoyed j Bohlin In Camden, March 12, Ida M. Bohlin, And it is further and barns and many them.with the swallows, H. Doyle and children, Master Regi- that his be and ordered by the Court, 1 hope recuperation may speedy Brown rf .;»» when Mr. Lougee has entertained. aged 14 years and 4 months. the Clerk shall were !ound starved and frozen to death on the nald and Miss Dodge send by mail to all known *: Ada, accompanied by her moth- Shute If.rb Boyle. In New York City, March 13, Mrs. itors morning of the 8th.” jj complete, Smith copies of said petition and this Mrs. Wood c On at the Lucretia M. of er, Willard M. Berry, Gilmore street, .c F Pendleton Sunday morning, regular session, Boyle, formerly Searsport, aged addressed to them at their of resid- Your has received from Fred- Stockton is eagerly scanning the political Marriner 28 places correspondent left for her home in Aroos- rb.If H. Pendleton the delegates from the Methodist Sunday years. as stated. Monday L-aribou, of the erick R. Sweetser of New a horizon for the appearance coming Hayes lb.rf R Pendleton Brainard. In Portland, Conn., March 6, Witness the London, Conn., took school to the Boys’ Conference gave their re- Honorable Clarence Ha County. will Frank Brainard, summer resident of Orland of the note in which he “l am a presidential candidates. Who they see? Score, Belfast H. S. 12, lslesboro A A. 8 Judge said Court, ami the seal th says: sending you ports. The following boys were in attendance: BROWN. In March Charles E. Mrs. J. L. the of her Goals from floor, Shute 3, Brown F. Pendle- Morrill, 14, at Portland, in said on the 18th of a little written on Annie Lancaster, guest par- Wilson is stienuously working for a re-nomi- 2, District, copy bright poem ton R Pendleton. Norman P. Arey, Cha'mers Staples, Kenneth Brown, aged 68 years. March, A. D. 1916. and Horace M. 3, Goals from fouls, Brown Louise after her return from ents, Capt. Mrs. Griffin, Middle nation, as the Democratic standard-bearer, Canning. In Belfast, March 21, Frtd, son Carey St. Peters- 2. Referees, Boardman and Robinson. Time, Farnsworth, Everett Arey. Wesley Nickerson, street, for two took of H. and Ward 7 and at the days, Saturday’s morning but of his regime U, S. Senator Lodge of 20m John, Mary Canning, aged Ls- JAMES K. HEW burg (now Petrcgrad) just lime periods Kenneth Nealley, Earle Coggins, Raymond | [ EY.Cler train, to her husband at their months and 17 days. she for Miss Clara Nickels in 1 rejoin present Massachusetts said last week in Lynn: “In sang Belfast. Clinton were Carter In Montville, March 16, Mrs. Susan A true home in R. I. Cunningham, Hopkins. They copy of petition and order ther- vender if you cou d have it reprinted in The Providence, my own opinion, with the exception of the ad- Belfast A. A., 56; Dark Harbor, A. A. 17. E. 74 6 months and 2 under the leadership of Mr. W. H. Lord and Carter, aged years, days. Atteat: JAMES E. HEW EY, Cler for I am sure it would interest Mr. and Mrs. Allen and ministration of Buchanan there has been no CROSS. In Belfast, March 17. Nettie A Journal, many Burse son Newman Owing to the bad storm, the Dark Harbor A. Roderic K. Stanley. wife of Isaiah Cross, aged 61 years, 4 months who heaid her.” Of Miss he “I of Costigan arrived last for a visit with administration in power which has been so in- A. basketball schedeled Carey says: Friday team, to play Belfast and 1 day. her Mr. and to the United both at home and have known her for many years and have parents, Mrs. John McLaughlin, jurious States, A. A. team Wednesday night, March 15th, MORRILL Gorivan In Winterport, March 20. James a School called as that now in control at Gorivan, aged 97 and 3 months found her great inspiration.” The verses, street, here especially by the abroad, Washington.” was unable to get over here, and a telephone years Cunningham. In March Mrs. entitled illness of her Archie Buchanan our terrible Civil War Mrs. Geo. Dow returned Sunday from a Castine. 10, Assessors’ and Miss brother, bequeathed call to Notice. “Napoleon Bonaparte’s McLaughlin, Brooks summoned the A. A. team from Clementine R. Cunningham, aged 79 years, 8 and it looks as it W ilson's of week’s visit with her parents in Carey’s visits to Moscow,” were in the Mrs. Teressa to Lincoln policy that town. Belfast won the Liberty. printed Thompson, with the Misses by big score of 56 months and 18 day^. I rPHE inhabitants of the city of Belfast Northern are as “watchful waiting” and vacillating foreign di- to A little arrived at the home of Mr. Duncan In Dark Harbor, March 8. John A Border,and follows: Hichborn, Church street, through the winter, 17, entirely outclassing Brooks at every daughter others having taxable property within an terrible Merriam Duncan, a native of Lincolnville, aged 94 years are notified and to L Napoleon went to Moscow spent with her son and and plomacy might bring equally point. The summary: and Mrs.Herman Tuesday,March 14th. city, hereby requested Friday wife, Mr. and 2 months Burial in Rockland. in The Russian bear to of his successor. to the assessors of said tame; Mrs. struggle to the wisdom BELFAST A. A. undersigned, Loren Thompson of and with BROOKS A A. Prof. Ernest Higgins, teacher of the Morrill Daggett. In March 14, Wash- true Miss Cary went there also, Brewer, Washington and perfect lists of their polls anu friends in Who shall that be? Certainly conditions Stevens, c.. Lane 68 To add unto her fame. Bangor, returning Saturday morn- High school, spent several days in Bangor last ington Daggett, aged years. their estate, real and personal, including nm demand a wise of keen in- Dickey, rb.If, Jenkins McKusick In Mt. March Holman ing. stateman, political week. Desert, 9, I on hand, bonds, deeds, notes, due bills Harcourt, Johnson 70 He went with sword, and spear, and gun, in- lb.rf, McKusick, formerly of Lincolnville, aged memorandums, or in manner so inve:- Bight, great experience and unquestioned Lothrop, any She with Apollo’s arts. Mrs. Lewis Bumps, Seaview street, returned If.lb, Brown Mrs. Albertina Thomas Griffin, who died in years. that interest or other considerations shal Abraham Lincoln—a man He went to break the Russians tegrity—another Colby, rf.rb, Gox Murray. In March 15. William or heads, early last week from the Eastern Maine Gen- Augusta, was brought here for burial last week. Freedom, paid become due thereon, xcept mortgac She went to cheer their fitted for the of the hour. The and 8 hearts. emergencies time was two 15-minute periods and Murray, aged 95 years dayB. debts due more than owing, and all prope- era! Hospital. where she underwent a Tne funeral was held at the church Bangor, one 10-minute Sunday Payson. In March iouise held in trust as Miss Elva M. period. Referees, Norwood and Hope, 11, Payson. guardian, executor or oth He studied how to win the game Randell, Cross street, accom- Rev. O. Rankin of Waterville offi- surgical operation. Sympathy is extended, L. Robinson Scorer, C. Robinson. afternoon. aged 68 years and 3 months. wise, which they are possessed of on the I At blood-stained Barodino; her sister and Mr. with the hope that her panied by husband, and ciating. Perkins In Castine, March 9, Julia M. Per- day of April, 1916, and be to subst: She strove to higher raise her name present improvement prepared Mrs. Clifton Eames of drove to Bel- kins. atred 6 months. tiate the same bv oath. And her may continue. Prospect, Clinton A. A. 116: A 21. Massa- higher pile “rhino,” Belfast A, Frank and Stanley Brown from Perkins. In Castine, March 8, Mrs. Ahbie All fast last Saturday to attend the funeral of persons owning real estate, whose pr Mrs. were in town last called here 48 6 months and 13 was While Bona caused their wrath to J. A. Flanders, East Main street, an- Clinton A A. piled up a score of 116 to 21 chusetts week, J. Perkins, aged years, days. erty assessed in the wrong name or b ■ boil, their Wilson Union Miss C. won uncle, Mr. Randell, street, Pierce In March IE, Capt. Eibtidge in the of admiration; nounces that because of a severe cold she has against Belfast A. A. at Clinton March 17th. by the death of their father, Mr. Charles E. Chicago, wrong description inventory 191' She raised a mighty homage blaze, who passed away from blood poisoning (follow- C. Pierce, formerly of Belfast, aged 73 years. who have purchased or sold real estate wi the meeting of the Current Events The Brown, Mr. Brown died very suddenly, March a postponed summary: Randall. In Belfast, March 16, Wilson the last will call at He caused conflagration. ing the scratch of a cat upon the hand) last year, the Assessors’ < Ciub with her the week to A. 14th. He had been failing in health for nearly month and 10 present Wednesday, C. A. (116) B. A. A. (21) j Randall, aged 86 years. 1 days. during the time specified below and have pi One kindled love —the other aged 86 years. The deceased was hate, March 29th. She also the Thursday, Crawford, rf 14..lb, two the result of a slight ‘'shock." The ! Slater. In Waltham, Mass.. March 10, Capt. er corrections and transfers made for 1916. still there’s this changes topic for Vaughan years, Yet connection, born in (now Stockton the If James a native of And for the of Prospect Springs) Walker, 11.rb. Staples 2 funeral was held at the church March I Slater, Washington purpose receiving said None can that both received study from “Mrs. Partington,” to “Prepared- 17th, deny eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Osborne, c 15. c, Collins 2 Trundi. In Sunset, Deer Isle, March 10, and making transfers of real estate, the unt A warm ness in all Rev. Nathan Hunt The four very reception. Things.” rb Johnson 4 officiating. sons, j Mrs. Eliza 89 years. will be in session at the Assessors’ of and was for Shirley 8.If, (1) Trundy, aged signed Ot: Randell Cape Jellison, many 1 Ths Me Kenney, lb 10.rf, 2 Marion, Frank, Wilbur and Stanley, acted as Vose. In Hawks Park, Florida, March 2, Z. at City Building, the first day of fron The account of a in New funeral of Mr. W ilson took Casey April following tragedy Staples place years engaged m block making at the mill, ot of Rock- to a. Referee, Osborn. Osborn. bearers. Dr. T, N. Pearson manager. The Pope Vose Minneapolis, formerly il 30 m, and from 2 to 4 p rn., and York is from a of that of March 10th from his late home on Church Umpire, Scorer, and 6 paper city March supplying that necessary part of the rigging Holt. Time, 20m land, aged 80 years, 5 months days. Saturday during the month ot April, 1916, f A. A. periods, great wealth of flowers was magnificent. Arthur street, Rev, Blair Watts. In Freedom, March 17, 2 to 4 m ., and 11th: speaking appreciative- for the many sailing vessels then being built p. any personal examination and Watts, convetsation about the valuation thereof John Boyle, heir to^an estate of $100,000, ly appropriately of the quiet, respected in Stockton. He married Miss Lufkin of Mary East Boston, 44; Dark Harbor A. A. 16. White In Montville, March 17, Mrs, Mary the Assessors will not be considered as a wa. killed his wife and then citizen, called to his eternal home. The yesterday morning inter- 50 years ago, and after the Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured 80 6 months and 17 for of Sedgwick nearly East Boston won W. White, aged years, days. neglect any person in bringing in t. killed himself. He was thirty-four years old, ment from Dark Harbor A. A., was in the family lot in the Jellison in this later. and lists as law wife Cape decline of ship building town moved to as cannot reach the Obituary perfect required by his twenty-six. 44 to 16 in a fast game at Dark March by local applications, they cemetery. Harbor, Those persons who neglect to w The tragedy occurred in the apartment of some 40 years ago. One daughter, diseased portion of the ear. There is only one comply Belfast 17th before a big crowd. It was considered this notice will be barred law from Mrs. C. on the seventh floor of to cure catarrhal and that is by app- Stanhope the Frank B. now Mrs. Esther Webber, was born of this way deafness, by & Jackson, Church street, went to the best ever ing from the decision of the Assessors on t: "Wilmington, at No. 230 West Ninety-seveuth exhibition played there. Th a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness and with her i\:r. and Mrs. Ran- for abatement for error street. Bangor last Saturday to see Dr. E. M, union, family is caused an inflamed condition of the mu- application any Sanger summary: by taxed to them. the few last of his mos | property Owing to Boyle’s physical and mental con- regarding the condition of his mouth and dell, spent years life, E. cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When jaw, B. (44) D. H. A. A. (16) Blanks for returns may be had on dition the occupied different rooms. in his this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling appl couple recently operated upon, the doctcr speaking :enderly cherished declining years by Finn, If 7.rb, E. Pendleton tion. Tenants of the apartment heard him sound or hearing, and when it pacing most son-in-law and two Ambrose, rf 1 imperfect WILLIAM H. hall the after encouragingly of the present conditions daughter, grandchildren. 6.lb, Quimby is closed Deafness is the result. BRAY, f.he during night. Shortly 7 c entirely an Green, 4.c. Philbrick (4) CAKLETON DOAK, Assessor o’clock Sallie Jones, cook, heard a muffled shot in the case. We hope the doctor’s A quiet, upright citizen, always advocate of Unless the inflammation can be reduced and expecta- Grant, lb 3..rf, C. Pendleton 2 JAMES F. SHELDON, ) and saw from his wife’s room at- ta mnpiance. law and order, a devoted husband this tube restored to its normal condition, Boyle coming tions may be realized. O’Conner, lb Smith 3.If, 3 forever. 3wl2 tired in a bathrobe. kind and hearing will be destroyed Many cases and father, neighbor true friend, B. Pendleton. Time 20 min. “My wife has shot herself,” he exclaimed. Referee, per- of deafness are caused by catarrh, which is an Randell leaves a circle of iods. “No,that’s not right,I shot her myself.”He then Mr. large friends, inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. last week because of the OF FORECLOSURE started to return to the room. Mrs. Cousins, society, postponed all children being particularly fond of him. A Hall’s Catarrh Cure acts through the blood on NOTICE mother of Mrs. heard the inclemency of the weather—a north- Belfast H. the mucous surfaces of the system. Stanhope, colloquy swirling firm Univeitalitt, with unswerving faith in S., 18; Brooks H. S., 2. \ t/HEREAS, Jooie F. Hall of Belfast, in to restrain him. broke We will One Hundred Dollars for and sought Boyle ner east snow storm—is invited Mrs. give any VV of Waldo and State of Maine by Harry R. t lie reunion of loved ones “Over the River,” Belfast won from Brooks 18 County grasp and entered the room. He closed the High High, to case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be Hichborn to meet with her her mortgage deed, dated the eighth da.v and a moment later another shot was this, Thursday, he awaited the end, requesting that in the Coliseum cured Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars free door calmly 2, Rink March 17th. The sum- by November. A. D. 1907, and recorded in heard. afternoon. Yvfe hope the weather All 75c. may prove Rev. A. A. Blair, the Universalist pastor, at- mary. Druggists, Waldo County Registry of Deeds, Book had killed himself F.J. CHENEY & O. Boyle instantly by firing favorable to a goodly attendance. tend the assisted the CO., Toledo, ! to one A. Mattie his funeral, by Baptist clergy- B. H. S. (18) B. H. S. (2) Page 356, conveyed George a shot into right temple. His wife had of Knox man to whose chuich his daughter and hus- Shute, If 8. rb, Brown of Thomaston, in the County and M been shot in the head as she slept. She died Master Alfred second son of Mr. Fayle, and band belong. The floral tributes were numer- rf Jenkins BELfAST uURRNET. of Maine, a certain lot or parcel of land v. n half an hour. Brown, 1.lb, PRICE Mrs. Sidney Seaview was taken ous and very beautiful ana the remarks by the buildings thereon, sitUHted in said Bel: John B. died about Fayle, street, lb, Hobbs Boyle's father, Boyle, Rev. Mr. excellent and most satisfac- for The bounded and described os to wit: h’m by Dr. H. E. Small last to the Eastern Blair, Salter, c. ....c, Moulton Corrected Weekly Journal. follow*, four months ago, leaving a large inheri Friday of tory. Stockton txtends sympathy to his sor- Wood, c ginning at the corner Northport avenue tance. Since then young Boyle had shown Maine General Hospital, Bangor, for an PRODUCE MARKET. PAID PRODUCER opera- rowing wife, daughter, son in-law and grand- lb..rf, Jones 1 WANTED the Perkins road, so-called; thence nortt of mental aberration. He was treated Marriner, Apples,per Hay, 10 001a41 signs tion for appendicitis the following day. At children. Th- interment was in Belfast, which Roberts bbl,1.00c2,00j on said avenue sixteen rods to a stake in Muldoon's sanitarium at White Plains in Hayes, rb.If, dried, lb., 7 Hides. €6 We want an energetic, reliable person in per thence rods to a this Monday, the is has long been his home. our stones; westerly twenty but fled and returned home. Later writing, patient reported Referees, Robinson and ShibleB. Time 20 Beans, pea, 3 75a4 00 Lamb. g each town to talk line of fruit trees, February, and stones; thence southerly sixteen rod he went to Atlantic with a trained as doing well. is extended to the Beans, Y. E., 3 75 Lamb Skins, 76 shrubbery, etc. Exp. rierce unnecessary. Per- City nurse, Sympathy min. periods. said Perkins’ road; thence easterly on line and fled, after only five in Butter, 28a3Ql Mutton. 8 manent, profitable emj loyment. We pay week- again staying days. family its anxiety. Resolutions of Respect. said Perkins’ road twenty rods to place of f is a 32 55 No investment rtquired. No delivering His uncle, William Boyle, magistrate in Beef, sides, 8^al0*’ Oats, lb., ly. Whereas, Death has entered our citadel and Belfast A. A. 29; Castine A. A., 12. ginning, containing two acres, more or that city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cross Beef,forequarters, 8 Potatoes, 100 or collecting. Good time now to begin. Henry Moulton, street, taken from our members, Lady Mildred K. FERRY and being the same premises conveyed to Two weeks ago Boyle attempted suicide by Belfast A. A. won from uastine A, A. 29 to Barley, bu, 60 Round Hog, 10 NURSERIES, left Thursday by Boston boat to visit their Bradman; therefore, be it. Rochester, N. Y George A. Matthews by Hattie E. Murphy, shooting himself, but the revolver was rusty. in the The Cheese, 22 Straw, 7.00 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Resolved, That in the death of Lady Brad- 12 Coliseum March 20th. summary: deed dated March 9, 1899, and recorded Saturday night he sought to give his wife children, M. Moultcn of Chicken, 18 Turkey, 26a30 Established 21 years.__4w9_ man, Belfast Commandery has lost a good and B. A. A, C. A. A. Waldo County Registry of Deeds, Book tablets, but she refused them and pre- Roslindale, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. T. (29) (21) Calf Skins, 18iTallow, 2 poison Joseph loyal member. Lothrop, If 3 Morse Page 368, and conveyed to said Josie F. Hall vented him from taking any. (2).rb, Duck. 20lVeal, 12al3 Moulton of Gloucester, Mass., expecting to be Resolved, That while we recognize and abide rf 4 M said George A Mathews by deed dated Noven The home of Mrs. who was Colby, (1).lb, Gray 20 unwashed, 3 Boyle, Mary and of the Great and Patterson 1 Eggs, Wool, her and whereas, the said absent two weeks. Their daughter, Mrs by the wisdom ruling Stevens, c 6.c, 6.00 Out of Town 6, 1907; George Nichols, was in Searsport, Me. Her parents Fowl, 16 Wood, hard, Party Mg Almighty Sovereign of the Universe, who has Harcourt, lb .rf G* Gray 3 Matthews, by his written assignment, date were notified and are on their way t:> this city. Harry Verrill, and two little children, Geese, 18 Wood, soft, 3.60 Owe balance of $124.50 on a $400 Upiight camG called our sister to a brighter and better world, Shute, rb.If. Sawyer (4) the eighteenth day of May, A. D. 1909, and from RETAIL Grand Piano. It is your6 for the balance. Mrs. Boyle was the daughter of Mr. and up Northport earlier in the week to we our loss. Her memory will RETAIL PRICE. MARKET. corded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book keep deeply deplore Referee, Robinson and Harmon, Time, 2 15- THE GIBBS PIANO CO., Mrs. Daniel M. Nichols of this town and they their house open during their absence. remain with us, as one who was always ready Beef, Corned, 18 Lime, 1 10 Page 4, assigned and transferred said mortga- min. and 1 10-min. periods. years in one location) to do her part; one whose genial presence was Butter Salt, 141b., 18a22 Oat Meal, 6 (31 deed. and the debt thereby secured, to the have the sympathy of the entire community in 71-73 Main Street, Mrs. L. M. Church street, con- at our 87 4 dersigned, Julia 1 Frye and Mary F. Frye, b« Partridge, always meetings. Com, Onions, 12 Mbsb. their sad effliction. to our To Ketaip Tariff on Springfield, in said of a: fined to the bed at the time of her husband’s Resolved, That as a token of respect &ugar. Cracked Cora, 82 Oil, kerosene, 13al4 of Montville, County Waldo, sister, that our charter be draped for Corn Meal, 82 Pollock, 8 whereas, the condition of said mortgage- decease and a deal since from departed suffering great a that a of these March With 13 Demo- been broken: Old Town Ooes Republican. period of thirty days; copy Washington, 16, Cheese, 24 Pork, 16 CARD OF THANKS the effects of an earlier attack and reason of the grip, is resolutions be spread upon our records; one crats the Socialist members opposing, the Cotton Seed, 2 0° Plaster, 1.13 The undersigned wish to express their thanks Now, therefore, by of the breach House to 14 we claim a and is now able to sit a sent to the bereaved family, the Waldo County today by a vote of 346 passed the 10 Meal, 5 to friends and for their kind minis- the condition thereof, foreclose In the election March 20th in Old Town slowly improving, up Codfish, dry, Rye neighbors city Herald and The Journal. administration bill to retain the present tariff 14 1 45 trations their recent and ofjsaid mortgage. elected John W. Gould Mayor of the day, although still re- Republican Cranberries, Shorts, curing bereavement, the Republicans portion greatly Committee on of one cent a on instead of Dated this second of A. a of Resolutions, pound sugar per- Clover Seed, 19 Sugar, 47 for the beautiful flowers. day February, over Mayor John H. Hickey, by plurality in Much is ex- duced) strength. sympathy James C. Dexter, N. C. mitting the free clause of tbe Underwood- 6 67 a 8 T. 60 MRS. MARY BROWN 1916. MAkY F. t RYE, and elected of the 10 Aldermen, Flour, OOjSalt, I., g7 votes eight to F. K. of Simmons tariff act to into effect next JULIA 1. FRYE. when seven tended her and her daughter. Miss Leora Fred W. Brown, R., go May H. G. Seed, 1 ISweet Potatoes, 6 AND FAMILY. the results last year, |R« a reversing Harold H. French, N. K. of R., 1st. The measure now goes to the March 1916. D. 3wl2 Democrats and three Republicans were elected. Partridge, in their great sorrow and sickness. Senate.^ Lard. 16|Wheat Meal. Morrill, 21,