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 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