N JOURNAT. BELFAST, MALNE JULY 31.1913. THURSDAY, XEMBEK 31

<■ loumal. was laid to rest in Union ,lti of Today's OBITUARY. cemetery where a WEDDING BELLS. large number of her little schoolmates and The Churches. PERSONAL. PERSONAL. .The associates assembled with a Ball. lituary. Chapman Laura B. Allen, wife of A. beautiful display j __ Bells.The George Hussey % Wedding of floral tributes which decorated the little and im- died at her home on 24th Slugg-Hill. The most interesting Mrs D. S. e5 Transfers in Real Estate. Congress street, July The Mission will have a morning Bailey of Dover is the guest oi Mrs. Annie Canney of Dover is the oi. She was a portant social took Episcopal guest after a brief illness with grave abundantly. bright, active event of the season place Miss Maude E. Barker. Belfast friends. er»onal. typhoid pneumonia. prayer at the North Church vestry next Sun- and attractive child and a favorite Wednesday, 10 a. m., when, in al Day in Buenos Aires., She was the daughter of Albin and the late particular Ju]y 30th, at Mrs. Maria Baker of Dr. and :| the day morning at 11 o’clock. Rockport is the gues! Mrs. 0. S. Vickery were visiters ir the .Facts for of both old and Her was 8 historic old First Parish (Unitarian) of Mr. and Mrs. -rr.;ng Dog Days Minnie C. Moody Allen of Lincolnville and was young. age years George Sweet land. Augusta last Saturday. •; r;> .Washington Whisperings, and 5 months. The have church, with which the bride has been con- Rev. Frederick Palladino of Bangor, District 21 of She came to Belfast several parents the sym- Mrs. Esther i Notes. years age. G. Davis i* in the Miss Ine* E. Crawford returned last week reel nected for some Florence the of the Thomaston. pathy of their many friends. years. Miss Mildred, Superintendent, occupied pulpit guest of her Mrs. S. from a short Trip in New England.. years ago and found employment in the sister, W. French. visit in Boston. | .'storing only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Cox Methodist Church last Sunday. od Roads. .Sanford Brother- studio of Mr. Charles A. Townsend, A little Mr. and Mrs. J. H. of Mrs. Melvin Hill, was Peavey Bangor are Kittredge of Milo was a recent Chinese Aviator. The funeral of Miss Eliza'A. Ginn was held united in marriage to Morris Lytham The hold guests at View ! amp. .Young less than a year ago she married Mr. Hussey Seaside Spiritualist Society regular Bay Farm, East Belfast* gwest of Miss Hazel Ran tdell. Armored Car. News Slugg, N. J. The deco- .Literary at the home of her brother, Norris in formerly of Cartaret, services at their of on Claude who came here from London, England. June Ginn, Sunday place meeting B. Roberta arrived Mrs. W. P. of Far ; Notes. rations were Sunday from Bos- Thompson gor arrived North and was simple but most effective. The m. WSS 30 17th their little daughter was born. Her hus- Orland, July 24th, attended by High street at 2.30 and 7.30 p. usfcerat the Siugg-Hill wed- last Thursday to visit relatives. r. Trip .Open Letter from rear of the a number of friends and pulpit was filled in with small birch dirg A. Peters..Belfast Free band, child, a younger sister and two large relatives. Rev. john father, The First Parish church will be Mrs. Leroy Strout and little son Francis are trees, and the altar was banked with asparagus, (Unitarian) Mr. A. of Lincolnville and Basil of Bel- Ambrose B. McAllister conducted the services. Ralph Peavey returned relatives in Si. N. rary. brothers, Roy and will for ser- Saturday visiting John, B. with a freeze of white daises. Grace- closed during August open fr°m * br'ef businefs I News of Belfast. fast, survive. She attended the Baptist The bearers were Fred Clair, Mark Ginn garden tr'P to Dallas, ful vices on the second Sunday in September, the TeXMD8 Earl Chamberlain if Bar gor. of Lewis Ginn baskets, filled with fine white flowers, were formerly | of Belfa?t. Public Ownership church, was a member of the Young Ladies’ and Mr. Johnson. The interment Belfast, arrived in town list week. suspended white on each side of the 14 th. Mrs. A. Cutter of From Far Off India.... It was at North Orland. Eliott M. by ribbons Sibley Rcxbury, Mass is acy. Social Union and of. the Sunday school. Nye was 3 Mrs. Aanie W. Wet-man 5reek8 “itb 8 a£ left Friday to visit rst Maine Cavalry. altar, and smaller ones bung from the ends of Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant and family will fHerS 0cean was an unusually sad death of a young wife the funeral director. Miss Ginn came to Bel- Point1'DB her sons in Portland and vicinity. Bet- the altar. The seats for the were set return from their vacation Correspondence...The bereaved ones have the fast for treatment family today, Thursday, and mother, and the surgical and died here July Mrs. W of Miss June Andrews has returned oies ... Boston's hitney is ill to Thomas Camapaign apart by bunches of white flowers, tied and the services will be re- Bangor with pneu- of all. The remains were taken to 22nd, her 59th She was the dainty regular preaching monia at the ton after visits in Btllset and A Forum Military Camps sympathy birthday. daugh- home of her cousin, Miss Maude Norti port. to the pew ends with white ribbons. The invi- sumed at the church next fcu. Darker. Y Americans Art of Mod- Lincolnville and the funeral ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ginn of Or- Baptist Sunday. Miss ’ung Saturday morning Avis M. Morison was the guest of ■ tation list was a ar.d the church was -.rfare Maine Martin Culture, D. of the land. long one, The Christian Scientists hold services in Miss Searsport friends several last held Sunday, Rev. L Evans, pastor Agnes and Master Pearl Yeaton of days week. surace Pay ments in 1912. well filled with an of friends,when j in assemblage their North are Camden Cor gregational church, officiating hall, 127 Main street, Sunday morning at Easton, Mass, visiting in Belfast Mrs. D. J. Conr.»en of Boston arrived Fr it News.Births.. the Mrs. and W aido. ...Ship Rev. Walter F* Francis Averill of Frankfort passed away Lohengrin wedding march, played by 11 o’clock and at 7.30 day, and is the gu« *t *»f Mrs. B. O. Deaths.Stockton the absence of her pastor. ^ Wednesday evening Norton. ages. at Leon Beckwith, Rev. Charles B. Ames July 20th, the home of his daughter, Mrs. began. to which all are welcome. Mrs. George Madden has g-=. Sturtevant. o’clock, returned home Miss Marian Washburn arrived Thursdav took his at the and was frem a visit With Air. Edmund Thompson, after a long illness. He place altar, joined by ar.d Mrs. Eugene Mad- and is tie ii Miss den guest Katherine C. Quimby. the and his B The services next at Mason’s Mills in Milford. Agnes M., wife of John B. Carrigan, died leaves the following children, who were called groom best man, Clyde Holmes. Sunday Mr. H H. Hiltm returned to Lhictgo, Julv deceased to The procession was led by the will be held at 10.30 a. m., followed by the Miss Alma of BASE BALL. in Bangor Saturday, July 26th. The Frankfort by his death: Bernard Averill, wedding ushers, Colby Brockton, Mass,, arrived 23rd, after a visit with his family at .hi- Bat- William school, and at Reformed church Sunday to spend two weeks with was 42 of Mrs. Mary who for several months has been H. Hail, Herbert B. Foster, Claudt B. Sunday Trinity ner aunt, tery. years old, daughter employed in Mrs. D. P. Palmer. Roberts and I. Morse. The at 2.30 p. m., followed by school. .\ LEAGUE STANDING. McMann and the late Owen McMann. She Bethel, Vt.; Mrs. Sarah and Miss Mar- Ralph bridesmaids. Sunday Ceorgi W. Weils and are Lehay Rev family spending Misses Cora S. Marian Clifton M. of the week at the We.Is Per was born m Old Town, where she made her garet Averill of Boston, The funeral was held Morison, Hazeltine, A large audience gathered at the Unitarian Gray Charleston. S. C., cottage a: Quantaba- arrived last Monday to visit his cook. Won. Lost. cent. when her in St. Katherine C. and Helen Doak, parents, Mr’ home until fourteen years ago, Gabrielle’s Catholic church Thursday Quimby preced- church last Sunday to meet their former pas- and Mrs. Martin S. Gray. .... 4 1 .SCO ed the mother and moved to Bangor. On morning, and the interment was in Winter- maid of honor, Miss Evelyn P. Morison tor, Rev. Rossbach of East Boston. Mrs. Helen W Dido of New York and Mrs 4 2 .667 family Adoiph Rev. and Mrs. A. T. The the Ringold and son Gordon W. A. Harvey ot Dover, Mass \.ere in Be--’, Jan. 1902 she was married to John B.* port cemetery. bride, who entered upon arm of her The discourse was and °‘ 2 7 .221 22, entertaining, logical Brockton, Mass., arrived Tuesdav to spend fast last Thursuay. father was in a n of white Carrigan and three sons were born to them charming gov net, modern, every sentence a distinct thought August with Be.fast relatives. trimmed with lace, which formed the Joel H 11s arc E. A. Mathews a d family, of NEXT GAME. two of whom survive. She had been in poor THE CHAPMAN PICNIC. heavy worth remembering. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams ar.d son Everett Union, a*e spmuii g a few weeks catnp.ng at j. 2.—Belfast at Dover. ill for double flounce of the skirt and of Mass., are health for two years, and critically effectively The services for the week at the First Lynn, spending two weeks with Swan Lai e. relatives in Belfast and had been a brave ana The Belfast who trimmed the waist in surplice style. She wore Waldo. two weeks, but patient people know William R. as Methodist church will be follows: this, Mrs. i*mart of* Portland arnvec. a white and Rev. faynmd won from Dover-Foxcroft 2 to sufferer, the leaves to mourn their loss a Chapman, the director of the Maine Music large hat, simply becomingly Charles B. Ames will leave is Thursday, evening, the prayer meeting; Sun- today to Tuesday aim the guest of Miss Editr trimmed with tulle and a wreath spend two weeks with friends '.j tight game on the Eastern husband, two sons John and Harold Carrigan, Festivals—and included in the list are all plaited of in Aueusta and Strout, East Belfast. day at 10.30, morning worship; Sunday school later will vis.t in lilies of the She also wore the Massachusetts. ewer p. m. a Mrs. McMann, one sister music lovers—will doubtless be interested to valley. groom’s Saturday mother, Mary at 12 m.; Epworth League prayer meeting Miss Ruby Herd of the Kennebec Journa uif a lioant i-nl nlotir.nir phain nrrl la valliarc Mr. James F. Preston of Mrs. Sidney E. Leavitt of Bangor; four know about the great Bethel picnic of the Lowell, Mass., ar- office force is spending two weeks’ vacation in « uu are set : ». ,, sum- Pittsfield aru Belfast. John B. McMann of Houlton; Mich- State choruses, which was held with diamonds and a sapphire, and carried v ,.ng game played between the brothers, Wednesday, at 7.30 p. m. mering &t the McLellan homestead. of Caribou 23d. When the roll of the a lovely shower of lilies of the Miss Harriet Clements of R<.rkinn,; teams on the ael J. of Searsport; Thomas H. July choruses was bouquet valley, Auckland Congress The services at the church will be as Mr. and Mrs. Charles who The bridesmaids were in Baptist Brickley returned to mg two weeks' vacation from her duties with afternoon resulted in a and Charles 0. McMann of Stockton, called, and the name of Belfast fell silent, your gowned charming Brockton. last Friday follows: this, even- Maas., Sunday after a visit with the Fuller, Cobb Co. Varden gowns of and white. The Prayer meeting Thursday, their 3 in favor of Belfast. Both have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends correspondent was tempted to respond, but too Dolly yellow parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ward. service at 10.45 a. m.; skirts were of and the blouses of ing; morning Sunday Miss Harriet L. Furbish of Meriden. Conn, in their hour of sorrow. many years have intervened since she was a yellow voile, .. work, and their was Miss Adeline Clifford of support Sunday school at 12 o’clock. All who do not Bethel, Vt., and her is spending her annual vacation with friends bonafide of the white crepe, figured with a fine design of Miss .re score: member Belfast chorus and the yel- cousin, Eleanor Clifford of Rosier in Belfast and attend school at other church are Cape vicinity. occurred at the low cuffs and a Sunday any are guests at the tome of The death of Benj. A. Ray moment passed. However, from beginning to flowers; yellow vests, collars, Martin S. Gray. BELFAST. cordially invited. Christian Endeavor and Mr. Dai iei Lane of Boston arrived recently home of his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Barnes, in end the day was most and the hos- girdle of yellow ribbon completed the becom- Mrs. William N. Todd of Portland R. BH. PO. E. enjoyable arrived to visit bis nitce, Mis. Cato B. at AB. A. evening service at 7.30 p. m. to Hicknev, at the age of 84 5 of ing costumes. Their hats were white Tuesday attend the weddi the old 4 1 3 0 2 0 Waldo, Juiy 21st, years. pitality Mr. and Mrs. Chapman never poke Slugg-Hill g Lane homestead. and was the guest of Mrs. William F. 4 11111 months and 22 days. In early life he followed failed. bonnets, 6imply trimmed with a bunch of yel- Rev. Clarence Fogg, a Newton Theological Schoppe! Frank J. Small of Old Town arrived Friday 4 118 0 0 low and blue ribbon streamers tied un- Mrs, Frances H. Murch and the sea, later retiring and becoming a ship-, The special train left the Grand Trunk station flowers, student, who is at Morrill this summer preach- Mr. Anson S. joining his wife and little sun a: the heme of 4 0 1 0 0 0 Benner of Jefferson City, went to carpenter. He was a veteran of the Civil in Portland at 8.15 a. m. and arrived at the der the chin, to one side. They carried round ed last Sunday at the Belfast Baptist church Xevaua, Judge Wayland Knowiton. 4 0 1110 Waterville last Tuesday to visit their niece 4 0 1 3 4 0 war, enlisting in Co. H. 2nd Maine Cavalry Bethel station shortly after eleven. Though a bouquets of garden daisies, with a few blue at the regular morning services. He also Mrs. V«»n Young. Mr. i.i.d Mis. \V. S. Mitchell of Medforci returned 4 0 3 1 0 0 is survived a bachelor’s buttons in the tied with in at 1 at Montville Mass., heme Saturday from a >hor: He by widow, Lydia (Penny) goodly array of automobiles and barges were center, yel- preached Liberty o'clock, Miss Mildred 3 1 0 12 1 0 Hagard of Somerville, Mass., visit with Belfast relr.tives. one son, William A. Ray of Woolwich; drawn up to the excursionists the half low gauze ribbon. Miss Eveiyn P. Morison’s later in the afternoon and at Morrill in the and Miss Hazel M. 2 0 0 0 2 0 Ray; transport Richardson of Medford, were Mrs. Edwin S. Bowker one Mrs. C. W. Barnes of Waldo, mile to the home, when a crowd gown was similar to the others in style, but evening. His sermon was very favorably re- Mass., guests at the Arts and spent the week-end daughter, Chapman merry Crafts in room last Newport, where she was tr.e of ner 4 11 26 11 1 Mrs. James Pay son of of over was all with a touch of blue on the ceived the Belfast Saturday. guts: .33 three grandchildren. two hundred poured off the train there yellow, by congregation. friend Mrs. Fred Phiibrook. of Woolwich, Miss Marian M. ROCKLAND. Brooks, Lester and John Ray was not room for all in the first loads and waist in the form of tiny French bows. Her The of Miss Marian Wells was a Perry, bookkeeper in the singing C Mrs. E. B. Small and Linwood of hat tty National Bank, has resigned her daughter Evelyn went AB. R. BH. PO. A. E. and one great grand-son, Payson some had the pleasure of the walk the was a white straw, with a plaiting of white much feature of the service at the position to along enjoyed lor a much needed rest and Freni, Monday to visit her son, Dr. A 4 117 3 1 sister Mrs. Allen will take a trip Brooks. He also leaves one country road. tulie, and a wreath of blue flowers. After the North church last to Montreal and M, Small.— Deer Isle 4 2 2 1 4 0 Congregational Sunday Quebec. Messenger, J. Simmons of Waldo. He was an upright It was not Mr. Ames the 4 0 3 8 0 0 long before all had assert bled impressive ceremony performed by morning. The fine sermon and prayer was Friends of Mr. Charles H. Held was the Miss Carrie M. Cutter will be in- guest for 1 0 2 1 a a kind husband and in the the Mendelsshon march was and the Rev. several the week 4 0 man, good neighbor, delightful rooms, admiring the view played, the last of a series of three by pastor, D. terested to learn that she is now in days past of us ?,ster 0 1 1 0 0 at his Spring- Mrs. Cnaries S. Pearl of 4 father. Funeral services were held the spacious parlors, the old mahogany fur- bridal party came down the aisle, led by the L. Wilson, dealing with the Christian Life. held. Mass., where her nephew, Frank Starrett Bangor. 4 0 1 2 0 0 has established a late home in Waldo. afternoon and bride and the of honor recently business, and where Mrs. L. and two |^ 1 1 Wednesday nishings, more than anything else the groom, followed by maid There will be no services at the church until Mary Sidelir.gcr sons of 2 0 0 0 she will make her home. of officia- Sacian.er.io, Calif left after a few cf. .2 0 0 1 0 0 July 23, Rev. D. L. Wilson Belfast two wonderful fireplaces, built of stones and best man, and the bridesmaids and ushers. 7th, when it is that the work Thursday September hoped visit with and Mrs. Eliza Richardson of days’ Mr. Mrs* Charles H 4 0 1 4 2 0 ting. from the Chapman brook and enclosing, as Following the ceremony an informal reception of redecorating the auditorium will be com- Rockville, Mass Crosby. 4 0 0 0 0 0 Mrs. Laura Land of Jamaica Plains! rare gems, curious and was held at the bride’s home on Miller street, Mass'" many precious speci- pleted. and Mrs. Uerttude Cassens of at his home in Lincolnville, Winthroii and Mrs. Horace Isaiah Cross died mens from different of the world. which was decorated for the occasion. were Mr. J. Morion, accomj u .ied .36 3 10 24 12 3 parts prettily Father Keely, formerly of Belfast, again Mass,, called to Belfast Sunday by 66 His death resulted the death of their by Mrs. O. C. Cammett, arrived from July 24th, aged years. Here were stones from mary of the Maine Miss Doak had of the decorations at mother, Mrs. L. A. Went- Chicago 123456789 charge has charge of St. Francis Church here, and is worth. Saturday and have opened their summer hutr* He was born in Belmont 184 ..2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 x—4 from diabetes. choruses, and was one the church and Miss Morison at the house. in Elelmort. conspicuously placed warmly welcomed by his many friends. W. and Gur- being .10002000 0-3 the son of the late Joseph Mary inscribed “Presented St. Croix Chorus Mr. and the the Mrs. Fred by Mrs. Hill, bride and groom, his absence from his Waterville parish Hall. Mrs. F. O. Patten and the Mrs. Edith P. Cochran and Miss to During Erma nits, Albert, Gammon, Foote, Cross. He was twice marrieo; first to William R. Misses Martha, Pauline and A. L ney Chapman." Madame Nordica’s groom’s father, Mr. and Miss Slugg, at Mansur of Pettingill of Boston arrived cent. .• for Loraine. Hume Slugg, Father Chatagnon, the curate the Sacred K.ehardson 2, Sarah E. of Morrill and last to Miss Bargor and Mrs. Margaret Rice short visit in Miss Berry birthstc-ne, a beautiful of Miss Morison and Mr. were in the Darling of Belfast, going from here Fuller, Stolen bases, Ladd, piece turquoise, Holmes, will be assisted a on R. I were One son and Heart, by visiting priest, Providence, entertained at 1 men a for a stay. Emma Knights of Lincolnville. was out to be- Northport a. struck out, by Girard 11, by proudly pointed admiring receiving line. The bride's mother was be- Father of who trie Ar.sand Crafts room Tuesday to Mrs r: Cross of Lin- Sundays. Mahoney Bangor, J •raine 2. Sacrifice hit, Girard. two daughters survive: Chester D. holders. I. Mansur of Miss Florence E. Dur.ton arrives Saturda- comingly gowned in wisteria messaline with has been in Waterville, went S .turday Bangor. Gammon to Foote, Pounds to Bessie I. visiting to spena her vacation from her wni colnville; Mrs, Lida C. W 1 y and Mis. Meanwhile from other of hat to in library guests parts match, and Miss Slugg a handsome celebrated mass Sun- in with her ardson. Hit by pitched bail, to Castine, where he Mrs. Lida Crawford and Miss Madison, Wis., parents, Hun both of Belfast; also by two brothers, the State were _ Staples Mary Richardson. Talbot, rapidly arriving and after white gown and hat. The wedding gifts, Eastman of and Mrs. K. F. Dunton. oall, Empires, day. Los Angeles, who are on a Cross of and Russell Cross of a trip : i rost. Time, 1.50. Loren Bayside group photograph had been taken, all ad- which included a amount of flat silver, east in the interest of the Los large Angeles insti- Mrs. 1. L. Perry, Misses Edith M. South Morrill, and four sisters, Mrs. Hattie Kendall to the beautiful tute for the Blind, left New York last journed pine grove by the large silver pieces, cut glass, china and beauti- IN Sunday wo; tn, Carrie M. Greenlaw ar.u Marian ?. TRANSFERS REAL ESTATE. on their way home. will visit and Mrs. Lizzie Beal of Morrill, Mrs. a They will leave with a Hallowed team prov- Gyrene lake, only few steps from the house. embroidered were much admired. Washing- Perry August 11th on the Rub: fully linens, ton, D. C„ Philadelphia, New and of and Mrs. Lenora Frye of Here Orleans, excursion to Quebec and Montreal. East, the score standing It to Jackson Belfast the groups settled down in true The table in the where Misses take a into New Mexico. punch arbor, The following transfers in real estate were trip the fourth inning stowed the Montville. The funeral was held in Morrill picnic fashion to lurch, while fruit Thomas L. Hugg, and daughter. Miss Mu*.- enjoy Margaret 0 \\ hite of Miami, Florida, ard Miss recorded in Waldo of Deeds Dr Elmer F. Gould of Rev. S. E. County Registry Joplin, Mo., who is gait t ^ugg of Carteret. A. J., arrivtd i u« A much accident afternoon at 1 o'clock. punch, hot coffee and ice water were served the regretted Saturday Margaret Van Voorhees of New York served spending summer in Waldo his to attend T he for the week ending July 30. 1913. county, day night the weeding of Mi:.;.* cElwee, Belfast’s third base Frohock, Baptist of Camden, officiating. to all. former home, was in this the tirst of the L. and punch, was a center of attraction. Refresh- De to Herbert S. city J-.ugg Miss Florence M. inn. The Affie Lt-mos, Belfast, Smith, week, arid made us a ;een a rine while floral were many and beautiful. At the table where the of honor pleasant cal] He is at pla>ir.g game, offerings guests ments of chicken salnd, olives, coffee, rolls, do.; land in Belfast. present visiting his brother at Lin- Missts Rena I. and Bessie L. Black of 1 fell and broke a bone in his interment was in Morrill. were collected a f ne cake was the Grange, birthday ice cream and cake were served out of doors coln i le, but is for a ton. Lire former a teacher in the lu Z< die M. Weymouth, Morrill, to Raymond looking location to prac- pur be laid up for some time. The center of attraction. This was the gift of tice his profession for a few weeks. He arul the latter a stenographer w th Wentworth died Thursday, by Misses Clara Keating and Abbie Doak, Carter, Montville; land in Montville. went Mrs. Lydia Ann before the hoard of VV ebster, are thu ^un.invr w.*, .* Mrs. Thomas and was decorated with registration at Augusta spending Ave. after a Kelley Louise Read,eEdy the Atkins and Marian Heal: to Nellie Cross Air 24th, at her home on Belmont Isaiah W. Cross, Belfast, last week and obtained the to do parents, and Mrs. Ruscue i f.a- BELFAST. July seventeen candles, one for each of authority so. born in Exe- year while the bridal were served in the land and in —Rockland last. and severe illness. She was party Randall, Roxbury, Mass.; buildings Opinion. AB. R. BH. PO. A. E. long the Music Festival. room Misses Hazel Doak and Belle the late Ebenezer dining by Mr. Fl-attk Mr. at d Mrs. P. .. 6 3 2 5 5 2 the of Nurthport. B. Knowlton has returned from a Richard Whit;; ter, Maine, daughter After lunch cane Mr. was twice speech making. The table was trip, to Panama aid South America eliu, Mass., arrived Sunday ar.»i .re ,e and Eliza Maddocks Johnson. 2*he Keating. dining appropriately Eliza A. and Michael Andrews, Jr.. Stockton with the Chapman gave a ro>al of welcome and Boston Chamber of Commerce ut Mrs. Whitman's parents 2 0 13 10 East Knox, speech decorated with a large centerpiece of to L. land and party and will married; first to Joel Mixer of by deep Springs, Maude Robbins, do.; the Jt.mes H. .3 1 1 4 1 0 Mrs. followed with a bit of spend remainder of the summer at his Howes. They came for sur- Chapman gracious blue and fox When the she had six children, two of whom larkspur gloves. buildings in Stockton Springs. cottage on bini weeding. 4 2 1 0 0 0 whom Mr. Finch of New York Northport Campground Mr. and rhyme. Henry con- bride’s the Knowlton is Mrs. E. of Belfast cake was cut, thimble fell to Miss Frank L. Blanchard, Stockton Springs, to nearly fO years old a. ,! vive, Mary Flann^gan prides Rev. and Mrs. David L. W ,is. .- t. the in a few words and himself on not 5 12 0 11 Mass. gratulated party witty Katherine C. the dime to William H. land in having missed a Mrs. Eliza Richardson of Rockville, Quimby, Albert .. Ames, do.; Stockton Springs. Northport Cuihoert, Blair. Donald and Paul a several letters were from for over 70 .. 5 3 4 6 1 2 read: Madam Shut campmeeting years. He has been witn ueurge the to B. Holmes and the to Ellen Marshall left fur Ge< * Her second marriage was Hall, penny Clyde Etfie N. Gray, Lincolnville, Willis McKen- a traveler in r.cent Tuesday D 4 1 U man from Mrs. wife o: the quite years, making trips children Heick, Wilson, to Herbert B. Foster. The bride’s bou- Liberty where they will occu] y v: u ,tu 4 2 4 Wentworth of Waldo and their three ring do., land in Lincolnville. abroad and to the West Indies. 5 3 1 President, and from Samuel Faulkner Mrs. ney, Morse cottages. was Miss White and survive: Mrs. Laura Lana of Jamaica Plain, quet caught by Margaret Elon E. Gilchrest, Belfast, to The Coe-Mcrti- Friends of Miss Rhoda father, which last was a Ashworth, who was E. .44 18 21 27 18 7 Mrs. Chapman's delightful Miss Clara and was distributed Clarence French, Esq., and family <,■: u. Mass., Mrs. Juan of Belfast, and Keating mer Company, New York; land in Belfast. forced by ill health to resign her as Georgia tribute from the of an man. posit.on lham are at the lr.n for ti.c sum- WELL. pen aged nurse in Northport HALLO Mass. to many of the young The bride rwrnc M XuiiinHiirtr Rrrtnlr lint* Mass fn visiting Westbrook, will he to Gertrude Cassens of Winthrop Center, people. pleased mer. Mr. French and nis two sons cuir.u All present then sang the cho- learn that she is rppnuorin.r by AB. K. E:H. FO. A. E. with “Hallelujah and were a send others funeral was held at her late home groom given merry Harry F. R. Dolan, Cambridge, Mass.; land in Hebron auto the by boat. Mr. Fre- co n- 5 0 0 0 0 The it with “Praise God From sanatorium, where she has l een und^r 0 rus,” following off. While at the dining table of tinues his law practice, ius.unul No. 10 Belmont avenue, Sun- spirals paper treatment since the first of Miss Ash- making 5 0 2 6 0 1 Mrs. Flannagan, Whom all Flow.” Northport. April. vK.t* hi me. Blessings worth A. Blair- were showered upon the party, and Mr. and to L. Proc- expects to leave the sanatorium 5 14 3 13 at 1 o’clock m„ Rev. Arthur Minnie E. Hawes, Vassalboro, R. wholly day p The afternoon was spent in motor cured in a few' 5 0 1 0 4 1 t-ips Mrs. made their to the months. —Portland Press. Miss Abbie 1'. Stoddard has arrived i-i Pasa- Slugg finally escape tor, Waterville; land in Palermo. 1 Universalist, officiating. about the pretty village of Bethel, rambles Miss Ashworth was at one dena, Cal., alter a pleasant winch 4 0 5 3 1 automobile a arch time connected jounuy, waiting through fluttering a visit tu the Grand 3 2 2 1 0 0 the glorious pine woods.and by some in with the Waldo included Cai.-.i.. widow of the late Edward F. through of vari-colored streamers. A liberal County Hospital. 4 0 0 0 0 0 Caroline A., supply of SUNK. will be the guest of L‘r. and Mrs. \\ an ball between Jie STEAMER MILLINOCKET Gcuige watching improvised game he me id 4 118 3 1 Gorham of Orono, died Thursday morning. July confetti followed them. W.H. Hall drove them One of the well kncwn Maine men who is Stoddard at their Pasadena : .. nua. which was Gor- basses and tenors, distinguished oy interested in the of her of w eeks. 1 0 0 0 0 0 at the Waldo County Hospital. Mrs. to Watervillie, where took the tiain for deeply subject good roads 24th, they In a dense fog off Pollock Rip early Friday for Maine is L. 3 11110 many wonderful plays. Toward the close of P. Swe.t of Bangor, eastern j ham is well and favorably known in this city, Kineo and vill make a short stay at Moos .‘head morning, July 25th, the steamer Persian, Capt. S. Herbert Frost has assumed h,- duties as Maine agent for the Reo cars. Mr. Swett in the the party in the and Miners’ at Pittsfield. a visitor, and in day, again happy gathered I Page of the Merchants Transpor- Postmaster Bellas! .r.ci.us of 39 6 11 24 12 8 where she had been frequent Lake. The bride’s travelling suit was dark the old days was an enthusiastic cov- tation Co’s and the bicycler, E. who has bed. e. | She grove and enjoyed lunch together. A pleasant fleet, Millinocket, Capt. about road Harry Condon, nnecied where she spent her summers. blue with which was worn a waist of ering every and lane in the State, ...0 2 1 0 0 x—18 Northport, eponge, of the Bull Steamship Co., were in with the Pittstield office for sevei years, as 4^010 was the serving of ice cream, the thoroughly familiar with Maine roads and the of the late surprise gift and now .0000201 10—6 was born in Orono, daughter matching crepe de chine, with a touch of collision. Maine needs. assistant clerk as assistant post- of Mr. Edward of the Mr. Swett would be round- Hubbard Hanscom. Her age Noyes, past president The Millinocket left Stockton on July 23d, master, will be glad tu know thal lit to retaux ts, McElwee, Albert, Gammon 2. John and Nancy cherry, which was repeated in the bows shouldered if he wore at one time all the western section. tiny and called at Boston for additional She his e. Home runs, Albert, Soper, and 19 Several | Festival, cargo. medals he has won at position. was 74 years, 9 months days. trimming the small travelling hat of white Thurs- various times in bicycle -• ::ion. Stolen Mc- rounded Cape Cod, going south, early bases, Albert, waa held at host contests, and he is in automo- •*" children survive her. The funeral With parting words from and hostess with bac k and soon afterwards ran into a equally expert Reginald Hazeltine of Wheeling, West Va u ft, Golden. Bases straw, faced up velvet. The bride day evening Foote, Gammon, bile matters.—Maine Rural Life. is & to after- in the was to m thick bank of expected by Friday morning ouat, join 5. Struck out, the Coombs’ undertaking room Friday the meeting grove brought her attendants with “friend- fog. Harrington by presented gold his wife and children at the home o. his moth- The Pollock Rip shoal lightship was picked A press from New York by 9. Sacrifice hit, Rev. David L. Wilson, pastor close and the automobiles were put into 1 dispatch under date Harrington noon at 2 o’clock, again ship circle” pins, while the groom’s gifts to before er, Mrs. B. P. Hazeltine. Mr. ana Airs. Allen jbie to Ladd; Swift to up, but at midnight, jus. reaching Pol- of July 25th say8:" Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Tar- play, Soper of the church, officiating. A commission, this time transporting the party and son of Wheeling will arrive and Hit Congregational his best man and tne ushers were a set of pearl lock Rip lightship, six miles farther south, tone arrived on the steamer St. Paul, after ;>unday Harrington, Lothrop, Darling. be of the a. of the deceased’s to the waiting train. where a turn is made to the their in will guests Hazeltines t orcupine < all, White. Wild pitches, Harring- large number Northport studds and cuff links. Mrs. Slugg, who gradu- sharp westward, spending honeymoon Egypt and South out on Lodge, Pitcher’s Pond, for two weess. were taken ! Amid handkerchiefs and the Persian suddenly loomed of the fog America. Mr. Tartone. who is a well known >1 balls, Ladd 1, Carey 3. Umpire, friends were present. The remains waving parting ated from the Belfast High school with the the starboard side close aboard. portrait was a of his of Time 1 50. boat to I words from all, the engine steamed painter, making picture Miss Harriet Dunn Buffalo, N. Y arrived on the Saturday morning Bangor slowly aws; class of 1905, immediately thereafter &b- Neither vessel had time to or veer. wife in the when two stop jungle small monkeys boat for a visit to nei VNe from the mountains and the by Sunday’s Wesley thence to Orono for interment. delightful outing sumed the of clerk in The Persian was heading diagonally toward leaped f om a tree on to the canvas. The re- Miss Cora B. Morison. 't ball team started Mon- position money-order classmate, Miss Dunn base last | so was a was a | came to a close. those who the the Millinocket, that the blow glancing sult o? the cubist in ana j Among enjoyed i the Belfast office, where she served effi- perfect example art, has been teaching Porto R.co plans to tk’s tour, with a scheduled received in Rockland July post one. The Millinocket was struck on the star- and Mrs. Tartone, who waB Miss game A telegram ! were Mrs. William N. Todd of Portland Ain,a Duda- return to her excellent position there in the outing I and successfully until she the and her worth of York •v which the death of ciently reBign- board side, aftjof amidships, plating New is keeping the canvas as a fall. Bhe came to Belfast to atien.1 the wed- except Friday, they hope 24th announced Capt. Benjamin and Miss Bertha 1. Bird of Auburn, Mass. 1 I ed because of her approaching marriage. was ripped open to the water line. honeymoon souvenir. She brought tht* monk- of Miss Florence M. Hill and Morris 1.. in Rockland and of Baltimore, who resided in that ~ ding | ph yed Monday A. Pillsbury sea rushed into the hole in the Milli- with her and will is a of John The eys present them to the Zoo.” *'• She charter member Cochran Blugg. ij n.e local team, 9 to 6, in a fast and city some 40 years ago, while a master mari- RESOLUTIONS nocket’s side and her pumps were started at D. A. and has held office in that in Chapter, R., once. The Persian in the meantime was lost Mr. Albert W. Tolman, one of the cleverest game. Owing to the accident ner. In Baltimore he was a wharf stevedore, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. L. Shuie auu mut* | an active uaugh On the Death of Hon. Forrest Goodwin. organization. She is also member of to siglft in the fog. writers of the is a son | ,turday game with Hallowell, in in of 200 men. The deceas- magazine day, of the ter Elana left Monday morning fur a week's charge frequently the 1 The Millinocket proceeded for Vineyard Arts and Crafts Society. Mrs. Slugg i6 late Walter Tolman of who was a visit in Rockland with Mrs. Shute's mother wee of Houlton broke his ankle, ed was a native of Belfast and married the late At the recent political conference of some ; with her Portland, } ! Haveu under full steam, all pumps go- Mrs. ( lara Batchelder in one of Belfast's most attractive this The summer Rockland highlands ams of who here leaders of the j daughters, the water in her afternoon ste ld- native of city. home of the Coburn, played Jane M. T. Lamb of Liverpool, England. They Republicau Tnird Congressional ! ing.but gained Mr. Sliute will return home to the been accompany and her popularity has evidenced be the the time she turned East Cove, at the en- is in which was the day, has been engaged for the resided on Pleasant, street, Rockland, and District, held in Bangor, a Committee of ily.Bv family Rockport, native team to Dover next Saturday. During his | five, she was well down the numerous attentions which have recently been | trance to the harbor, by place of the Eells family there. The scenes of absence his in the American season. McElwee, who is oldest children were born there, one from each county in the was place Express Young their three district, ap- stern and as she anchored her rudder touched many of the stories and sketches showered upon her as a bride-elect. Her publshed by Company’s office will be taken by Allie Know the of the entire base all of whom reside in to draft resolutions bottom. Later her stern also but the are sympathy The surviving children, pointed concerning the settled, ! Mr. Tolman laid right in this section of the thedriver, and Geo. Harcourt will drive for countless friends are that her home ton, a and Forrest rejoicing bulkheads in her engine room and forward hold Maine coast, and he succeeds in the j ty, for he was crack player Baltimore, are Dr. William J. Pillsbury, whc death of Hon. Goodwin. giving Mr. Knowltun. are the resol is to be in Belfast. Mr. Slugg came to Belfast kept her bow afloat. local “atmosphere” more and faith- ,1 whom liked. His acci- Lottie Crockett of Rockland; Ellen, Following utions, written by j naturally everybody married The Persian reached her berth in Boston than other author has Miss Alice Welsh is at the Judge Augustine Simmons: several as manager of the Coe- fully any done—not family cottage •ubtless him out of the Gideon W. Rhodes of Rock- years ago with her stem crush- Since put game widow of Capt. Whereas, the nearness of death has been i just before noon Friday, even excepting Holman Day. Ilis familiarity Cobbusseecontee. leaving Augusta she Mortimer He is a 32nd degree ■ v.n. plant. Mason, | ed and her full of water. None of with this coast and its islands and their has spent several years i New York ir art He will return to his home in land, and Jane T. Pillsbury. Funeral services made painfully real to us in the suddc n depart- forepeak people Forrest and is very active in all the Masonic bodies. her 51 were injured, though all him an in this but he studies, and last year she came lack to Maine ->»on as he is able to travel. Next held at the late residence, 60c ure of the Honorable Goodwin, our rep- ; passengers gives advantage respect, | were Saturday the and there was and a studio in resentative in Congress. The wide circle of friends he has made were awakened by impact, handles his material with wonderful skill and opened Ih.ngor. Her course at 'ey will the Dover-Foxcroft Baltimore. during play E 27th street, That in behalf of the considerable excitement until their fears were art. He it contributing some in- the New York School of Applied Design has Resolved, people of the his residence here is a testimony of his sterl- j j remarkably and it is to run a ! the officers. articles to the her natural taient and over, expected third congressional district of Maine, we here- allayed by teresting Youth’s Companion developed wonderfully, Mr. and Mrs. have the to 1 W. died a1 worth. Both Slugg The Persian left this summer.—Camden Herald. her friends are hear ol tier success in o from here, leaving at 12.15 p. m., Lois Ann, wife of Lewis Benner, by declare in a public manner our high esti- j ing Philadelphia, Wednesday, glad of Forrest Goodwin’s and cordial best wishes of all. and had fair weather until she ran into the her chosen work. Exhibitions in Bar Harbor after the with her home in Northport, July 24th of a compli- mate character and abili- congratulations After an absence of 47 in the j rning game plenty j bank in Nantucket sound years West, and Northeast Harbt r, have been his sound judgment, his of hu- home to their friends about fog Thursday night. notably for of She was born in Sackville ty, knowledge They will be at supper in Dover. The fare for cation diseases. and his j She was proceeding cautiously, sounding her Anson S. Benner of Virginia City, Nevada, is gratifying.— Kennebec Journal. man nature, appreciation of the needs at 32 'ir"l anc I the first of September Church street. whistle at intervals. After trip is $2, and there must be at least N. S., the daughter of the late Lawrence of the masses, of whom he was one. frequent the.acci- back in his old home and is the guest of his proudly Mr. and Mrs. Frans J That we the out of town guests to attend dent she stood by until the damage to the nenderson of Boston ! e go to ensure the train. Eleanor Wheaton McDonald. She was twice Resolved, express our grief at his Among sister, Mrs. Frances Murcb in special other vessel was ascertained. only Bridge and A. Witham of Char.estown death and our love for remember- were the father and Woodbury first husband was ; untimely him, the wedding groom’s street. Although not a native of Belfast, Mr. married. Her Ephrainr his in The steamer Howard, Capt. Chase, on the are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. ing that promises business and in Benner came here when a small child Berry, 0ITSFIELD PERSONALS. ol politics sister, Thomas L. Slugg and Miss Margaret News with his Park street. Mr. father of the late W. F. Langill never and way from Baltimore, Newport and Hei.deison is car Langill, were broken, that his hearty good parents. He was borp in Warren, and his traveling life of Carteret, N. J., Mrs. Lou Smith Norfolk, came through the sound and upon agent of the Boston & Maine Railroad. Wed- Belfast,- The family formerly lived in Calaii will made pleasanter among his Slugg to the of 17 was ^ Griffin and the Misses fellows; of the collision and the to boyhood up age spent here. the motored to his former home ’y daughters, that his distinguished career as and Bickford of Lewiston, Mrs. Mason, Dr. Lu- learning damage nesday party and fora two- and Boston. She is survived her husbanc lawyer At the age of 17, however he went West to ».'u Marian, left Monday by illustrates what the Persian, Cai-t. Chase stood by and convoy- in Old Town, where the visit to the Penobscot SK publicist any poor ambitious ther S. Mason and Miss Sarah Mason of seek his fortune and this he succeeded in with relatives in Stockton Springs. and an James F. of the ed the Persian across the Tribe of Indians wis one of the inter- adopted son, Langill boy of brains and industry and honor bay. and have been day's u | may get Mi&6 Marian Washburn of Co. was to doing. Mining prospecting his features. in ar'd was 68 ( ! our institutional Bangor, Lewiston, The Scott Wrecking engaged esting Friends Bangor and Bel Mrs. John Dearborn, two of Boston Globe. Her age years, under freedom of opportunity, life work and he was able to retire a few years ^ ^Pitts- Miss Dunn of Buffalo, N. up the hole in the Millinocket, and she fast were called upon.—Rockland Courier- art old a was held ai even the passing from a seat on a truck Harriet Y.p Mr. plug He is the summer in people, left Saturnay for months and 14 days. The funeral | to Yoric ago. spending Maine, Gazette. h to a seat in of was pumped out, and proceeded New 7 their Mrs. Rose wagon Congress. and Mrs. Richard P. Whitman his brother Thomas in Rockland /' daughter, Titcomb, her late home, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock Campello, 26th. visiting pre- ^ackton Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be July vious to to and late in Springs. Mass., Mrs. William N. Todd of Portland, coming Belfast, August Mr. and Mr. Walla e R. Tarbox of Rev. David L. Wilson of the Belfast Congre- to the and a The Millinocket arrived at New York Sun- Frye-a » given public press, that copy be will return to that to attend the of MiSan Miss of Auburn, Miss city wedding burg motored to Be hast last and were3 port,erf mother of Dr. E. A. Por- The intermenl delivered to the stricken whom we Bertha I. Bird Mass., his Friday gational church officiating. widow, day and Monday the agent at Stockton of the grand-niece. Miss Helen E. Cooper, and of Mr. and Mrs. ^or * with her so Prof. the and guests Henry C. Mnrden. A V >aturday stay commend fcto comforting care of the Al- Frances McGann of Providence, many Lieut. Kenneth P. Lord, U. S. A., only son of Mrs. ortpr of who ia his was in the East Northport cemetery. Bull Steamship Co., received a telegram from Taibox is ji.tft Department President u. Boston, occupying mighty. members of summer Herbert M. Lord, U. S. A and Mrs. on lake Belfast’s colony. the offices in New York Major of the Maine Lacies of the G. A. K. Winnecook in Unity. William T. Haines main saying that the Lord. Mr. Benner is old They The funeral of Lenora, second daughter ol renewing ties and were accompanud by Mrs. Florence Wallace E. Bion M. Pike damage was less serious than had been sup- in Belfast and finds of his !>' Harry Condon left Saturdaymorning Mrs. David McCobb of Westborougb, acquaintances many of Waterville, the present Department Presi- Mr. and Augustine Simmons son are she wll visit for Mrs. Freeman Cook and Rowell of and that the Millinocket would be boyhood friends still here, although a large dent who was the of Mass.,.where ai posed, ready guest Mrs. Julia A. weeks at the her W. Mass., formerly of Lincolnville, was held William L. West number have moved to other parts of the fc home of brother, are visiting relatives in to resume service on next, McKeen. Both ladies were Belfast girls, the • John a. Peters Somerville, Mass., Saturday sailing while others have to ^ Gmrfi*la the home of her Mr. and Mrs. world, passed the Great former Miss Reardon and the latter Mias W^Horne.—Pittsfield c/andparents, Belfast and Monroe. from New York on that for Stockton. j Mary Sh« Committee on Resolutions day Beyond. of the Warron, at Lincolnville Beach, July 20th. , Florence, daughter late A. K. P. Moore. ' Memorial Day in Buenos Aires BURDENS LIFTED Facts tor Fanners. Washington Whisperings. WANTED HIS HAY CUT BY HAND. THE ADAMS INSTITUTE A friend—The Journal has them all D. Al- In the current issue of Farm and Fire- Washington, C., July 28,1913. { From Belfast Backs—Relief Proved over the world—has sent us a of by of York FOR THE copy side appears an interesting discussion of ready the people New State, DRINK HABIT. ! ol Time. PERMANENT The Standard of Buenos Aires of the Lapse the advantages and economies that come alive to the vast benefits that RELIEF FROM ALL CRAVING. 2 Tin keenly Will date of Backache is a to farmers who use Follow- Appetite and desire for any kind of Alcoholic the u*e of a May 31st, in which we find in- heavy burden; machinery. will accrue, are looking eagerly forward Drink is secured by purely J an extract: vegetable remedy, with no bad after no no secret in from T Hi( headache. is effects, hypodermics, formula, teresting reports of the observance of Nervousness, dizziness, ing to the of the canal we came on the farm opening barge which, Rheumatic ills; “When about a THREE TO FIVE DAYS t Memorial American residents pain; urinary is one the Day by of a century ago, an old man in next to the Panama Canal, of No sudden of stimulants. All wear one out. quarter stopping Each patient has a private room, with excellent X under the of General Asboth our was still all his fears of modern menu, served in room. auspices weakness. neighborhood cutting greatest engineering daintily private One price includes everything No extra A Often effects of kidney No No. 1, Division of S. the first grass by hand, paying from a dollar and when will charge. publicity. Everything held in most s icred confidence. i fair Camp V., use to cure the times and which, completed, No symptoms. dollars a for men with and a half to two day only camp organized outside the cause remains. cost in the of $130,000,000. lowest rates t Relief is but temporary if the the scythe. For a good while this same neighborhood a Ladies treated in separate quarters. and United States. At 10 a. m. If it’s the cure the cause. raked His This undertaken the State of Automobile service. Open day night. X representa- kidneys, man had his hay by hand. canal, by a ’PHONE 149. Address — J tives of the local camp and veterans, Doan’s Kidney Pills are for kidney ills reason for doing this was that he thought, New York alone, will be a very great was cut and I Here’s of their merit from this the better raked The Adams St. accompanied by th- Rev. B. F. Reavis, proof hay by artery of communication, available for l Institute, 777 State sp"ffiH?LD* ♦ hand. There would be more dust, he left 7]c in automobiles for vicinity: Its in- ll both 19, Coriientes, and profit and pleasure. length i in the cut raked Augiisi W. C. Sheiuon, Brooks. Me., says: “I have thought, hay by the cemeteries where old soldiers and and that would affect the the Hudson river will be nearly or machinery, cluding DON’T FORGET THE had no occasion to use Doan’s Kidney Pills DATES sailors who fought on either side lie health of the cows! 500 miles and when shortly 0, a time. You completed, „ any other kidney remedy for long “It is all of to look for buried, to reverently strew their graves right, course, j after the opening of the Panama Canal, may continue to publish n.y former endorse- the health of the cows; but, as a matter with flowers in token of remembrance. the of the Empire State will have ment, as I still have unlimited confidence in of fact, it was simply a notion that hand- people »X BE LfAST D On arrival at the a free channel of trans- & Protestant section of was a at and^ROCKLAN cut better than har- their Doan’s Kid ey Pills.” hay bit that disposal 1913 the at a short re- vested machinery. But the thing that a canal 12 feet in and cemetery Chacarita, For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fos- by j portation, depth drove the old man to farm ma- was the Rev. good boats which ligious service conducted by ter Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents capable of accommodating chinery was the advanced cost of farm I ; B. F. Reavis in the which was from to Boston. AUTO States. will Duluth SERVICE chapel, for the United labor. It cost him a good deal more to ; carry freight $ or no a | filled with about forty fifty American Remember the name—Doan’s—and take get his aying done the old way, and by Among the benefits will be lake 16 citizens. Following the service, the other. watching other'farmers who used ma- miles long from Schenectady to Water- chinery and asking some questions he i DELIGHTFUL TIME-SAVING TRIP graves of the veterans were solemnly ford, while the building of an immense don’t know where an Irishman’s wit and learned that he was standing in his own A Twelve f decorated the local sons of dam in Oneida has Passenger Car will ^ by veterans, wisdom comes from, but it seems always light and really wasting money.” county already proved £ Q I) ATIMA TO IDO 'in the evening a public commemorative ready, and I am quite sure that Pat or its value. make EACH WEEK DAY Cl IlUUiUJ 1 lUiO* Fast themselves know whence or how MAKING FARM LANDS MORE VALUABLE. enormous volume & Racing, service, attended by about a hundred Micky To accommodate the Fasten it comes, as little as 1 do. Give my best Harry B. Potter, of the staff of Farm citizens, was held in the hall of the of business anticipated the State is Fine Fair wishes to all the hoys (comrades of old) and Fireside, writes an article in the Exhibit- terminals at a cost of American Church, Calle Corripntes, pre- and their sons and daughters, and their current issue of that entitled erecting freight publication Attractions sided over by the United States,Minis- wives too, of course, and tell them that “Making Farm Lands More Valuable.” $19,000,000, the largest expenditures Special and n the cords that hind one to them are He shows that where alfalfa is ** ter, the lion. John Work Garrett. The grown, being made in the cities of Buffalo and Sport all Three Daw silken and beautiful and fastened with soils become richer. Following is an in- desk was decorated with the New York, the lake and ocean termini reading love’s strongest tie. Accept for yourself teresting extract from Mr. Potter’s arti- 1 BELFAST* AND ROCKLAND two f These cities decided Good music each 'tars and Stripes draped with black my highest consideration. cle: respectively. 1? VIA BAYSIDE TEMPLE HEICHTS, NORTHPORT. aftern..- Philo Hersey. J| | crepe, over which were hung crossed ‘Alfalfa will pay six per cent, inter- the question of voting bonds against the est on it is to A LINCOLNVILLE AND CAMDEN 5 used the war. The The address, dealing with many inci- $l,000-an-acre land; equal ot all the rest of the State, swords during prr opposition ■SA STARTING POINTS—WINDSOR HO I EL and THORNDIKE HOTEL BELFAST wheat-bran as stock-feed; one acre of A BAND with the of dents of the war, which followed, was including most of those cities which now ceedings opened singing alfalfa is equal to six acres of timothy; A_ _■--!---—ML listened to with interest the are forward for in- ■America" by the audience, which was great by I where corn will net $15.80 per acre, al- expectantly looking was in ! falfa acre. Leave Belfast 8.00 a. ni. Leave Belfast 2.00 m. RALPH HAYKIRD. I followed by a short prayer by Mr. B. A. whole audience, and published will net $50 per Every farm- creased business. jj p. $ er snouiu grow some anaiia. & Shuman. The next item was a full .in The Standard. The Journal will Arrive Rockland 9.30 a. m. Arrive Rockland 3.30 m. W. G. song, “That is the statement of A. P. p. PRESTON, V / it in an issue. Grout, ■Our Country, by Miss Beatriz Fille- republish early of Leave Rockland 10.15 a. Leave j for twenty years a grower of this crop, The Department Agriculture, m. Rockland 4.30p. m. brown, whose perfect interpretation The next item on the program was a now president of the Illinois Alfalfa- the Weather has in- through Bureau, Arrive Belfast 12.00 m, Arrive Belfast 0.00 p.m. earned for her a storm of Mr. R. W. Huntington, entitled Growers’ Association. It is not a wild p $ genuine ap- song by augurated a plan of supplying a regular boast for the crop that is creating so * plause. The chairman then called upon “Around the Camp Fire,’’ composed by weather bulletin to all vessels and ...FARES.... great interest everywhere. It is the con- daily 3 FORSAij an the Rev. \Y. E. Myers, of the George M. Vickers, ex-Union soldier, enor- pastor servative opinion of one who has made radio stations within range of the Rockland-Belfast $1.50. Round $2.50 Lomas M and set to music Adam-Giebel, and a success of and to Trip E. Church, who delivered a by j farming gives credit mous wireless stations at Arlington, Va., in all Grand Posts since 1882, alfalfa for much of that success. Mr. Camden-Belfast 1.25. Round 2.25 Good Ice Busints: patriotic ami eloquent address on “The sung Army and Key West, Florida. Each night, a Trip „ Grout is but one of many who now' real- of Memorial In and the concluding item was “The Song 10 INTERVENING POINTa FARES IN PROPORTION. H. .■Significance Day.” ! ize a a few minutes after o’clock, the two |R that alfalfa is roughage without A-——■— ----—---—----- Belfast of the de mm -- —--^ closing he said: Flag” (Reginald Koven), by knowm superior, and that if it can be big radio stations will make a broadcast were armed Mrs. A J. Loheed. Both singers the farm and the of a Cars be for Parties and Fifty years ago hosts marched successfully grown distribution weather bulletin which 8g may engaged Evening Excursions 85 Must be sold at once a.' co and from battlefields with I farmer will become richer. carrying heartily applauded. will deal particularly with wind condi- AT MODERATE RATES _ other important business, them death, misery and sorrow. Today “Alfalfa is waiting for an invitation The Hun. J. Work Garrett then invited _- ditions and barometic and to look into this for an ■m those .same fields great hosts have to every farmer in the United States. pressure give m J* j any veteran present to say a few words. MAINE TRANSPORTATION business For moved, but they have carried not the Joseph E. Wing, the alfalfa enthusiast special warning of severe storms along £ CO. full'partku9 ] in a few brief of ‘I do not sword but garlands. The bands played Mr. John Daly responded Ohio, says: hesitate to af- the coast. ^ phone to F. E. WYM' 1 martial music but not to lea.! men to after which vote's of thanks firm that alfalfa can be grown success- Orrin J. Dickey, Belfast Agent. words, hearty The daily bulletin will consist of two g>. PHONE 156.3 g Howes* Mlock death, but to inspire the youth of our fully on any farm in the United States.’ on the motion of the Minister were ac- W. B. Williamson, Gen’!. J. I„ and to a greater and fuller life. Today This is the final word, for Mr. Wing has parts. The first part will give in code £ Augusta, Mgr. Donohue, Rockland Agent. corded to the ladies who had as- seen the lands of all of RiskUnl-Augista Line via Washington different sections met, but they came kindly farm the States, letters and figures the actual weather Augusta-F’armington Line S| A 16 H. P. Maxwell \ as and and to Colonel for his most and he has known farm conditions from 'Ogetb.-r neighbors friends. May sisted Horsey conditions at 8 p. m. (75th Meridian sale cheap. In running we continue to show our to um having met them himself.” W W W Kf W W W ^ respect interesting address. The proceedings at certain Nan- v 4* E. E. WYM \ fath.-rs and our worthiness to receive time) points: Sydney, then terminated. 'Iv blessing which they have conferred DECREASE IN REEF CATTLE. tucket, Atlantic City, Hatteras, Charles- us so that no do hesitate ♦ pon by living, bloodshed Judson G. Welliver, Washington cor- ton, Key West, Pensacola and Bermuda. Why you will ever be because of CONCERNING THE DOG DAYS. necessary again respondent of Farm and Fireside, writ- any more than a year ago the greater in which we enlightment ing an article in the current issue of that never he lower but ch live. The are hot stuff. They are the I dog days publication, entitled “The Farmer and The total number of animals inspected also hot and stuffy. They warm up about grow better to make mont “Green he the graves where her martyrs are toe in the 790 and the middle of and are a sure Future," publishes many interesting slaughtering processing lying! August, aged farm, for the cons., tacts. An extract from this article fol- establishments under federal Shroudless and tombless sunk to their sign that the backbone of winter is inspection they lows: greater on nearly rest, broken. It is when the Star in 226 cities and towns in 1912 was everyth' only Dog “In six there has been a 57,- Yhile o’er their ashes the fold years past farm than the > starry flying rages that we have dog days, but nobody This is in- production. W raps the proud eagle roused from his decline of over thirty per cent, in the 628,491. nearly 5,000,000 they has yet discovered what the Dog Star some real bargains that will ■, nest. number of beef cattle in the country. crease over the for the fiscal year rages about, unless it is the sidereal figures Berne on her northern At the of 1907 there over if you are thinking pine, and he does beginning were, by 1911. Of the animals in 1912 Long o’er the brine heavens at night, certainly inspected foaming the Department estimates, 51,566,000 vesting. Write for a list or » read her banner to storm and rage about there considerable. Which cattle numbered '1 to sun; beef cattle in the while on the 7,245,585; calves, 2.277,- country, us. It will cost Heaven keep her ever free reminds us that the Dog Star rages only you only I same date this year the number was only 954; sheep, 14,979,354; goats, 72,871; and Wide as o’er land and sea at and it is the dog we hear have some night, days 36,030,000. Not this. Over half good business Floats the fair emblem her heroes have won!” more about. There is no answer to this only hogs, 33,052,727. the meat animals are killed under gov- ; tractive prices After the either. But that makes no differ- In addition to this enormous work on applause which greeted the one, ernment inspection. The number of termination of ence to the Weather Bureau, and the the of the Bureau of Animal Indus- We also have something!1 the address had subsided, them thus killed was thirteen per cent, part mercury shins up the tube just the same, the careful in an in Mrs. A. J. Loheed a less in the first three months of 1913 try, that service also condemned buyers gave charming in- drifts on a nearly while mankind simply along would than in the like period of 1912. Here is of meats and be pleased to show y« j terpretation of “Maryland, my Mary- sea of perspiration. The name of the 18,000,000 pounds prepared the statiitical dope on it: land,” which was Star is Sirius. This is because he meat because had become We wrPe all kinds of insu warmly applauded. Dog i “First three months of 1912, 1,753,882 products they is no become mad The chairman joke. Dogs during unwholesome to the first in- Do not forget to write, >. next called upon the com- | cattle, 458,309 calves, 10,149,088 hogs, subsequent Look Our dog days, and why shouldn’t they? mander of the Mr. ! 3,640.290 sheep; total, 16,001,556. spection. interested, to ? Camp, J. E. Eccles- Everybody else does, and swears besides, Way! “First three months of 1913, 1,595,593 ":on to st y a few words and to read an which dogs do not. Dog daisies blossom cattle, 398,843 calves, 8.885,421 hogs, at this season, and they are tropical E. E. La i address written by Colonel Phiio Hersey 3,036.548 total, 13,916,396. FOREST NOTES. Wyman flowers, all right. In conclusion it may sheep; of San Jose, California. We as “A steady decrease right down the quote be said without fear of successful con- We 223-3 Howes’ Block. ! follows i line. It can’t be accounted for on any mill in uses Want YOU to Have The from his remarks: tradiction that although every dog has A shingle Maine 2,000 assumption that the market has been Peace and arbitration of international his day, every day hasn’t its dog, and cords of paper birch each year in the bad, for we all know prices and demand iisputes are uppermost in the minds of the rest of us ought to be doggoned manufacture of NOTICE have been highly favorable. Thus, at toothpicks. j at least of the more giad of it.-W. J. in August Journal all, civilized nations. Lampton the 1912 for native Republican Temple Heights Spiritual j And this is Chicago average price expressed, much more elo- Lippincott’s. steers was Mai: $7.95, as against $6.50 in 1911 The new has estab- Northport. than I could in Chinese republic quently do it, the address — an increase of over twenty-two per -—. I am about to read to lished a of and -»♦ : \\ hereas, on the loth d you, which has of the Sailer. an department agriculture Passing cent. showed increase from an assessment of o come to us from a Hogs 1912, distinguished veteran t For a time China had $6.70 $7.65, or a little more than four- forestry. long share of the stuck if .-a jificer of the Civil War, Colonel and ex- Statistics compiled by the U. S. Gov- teen per cent. been out as the most backward duly made to be paid to v ¥ Philo of pointed OUR CLUBBING OFFERS pjbge Hersey, formerly Maine, ernment the fiscal ended “The heads tell me that thirty days from that date; I but for during year Department nation in forest work. many years past a'resident „f named stockholders r. June 30, 1013, give conclusive evidence they are going to devote much effort to lowing •San -Jose, California, It was at The such assessment for th the sug- that the sailing ship is fast passing into encouraging the production of meat in following clubbing olfers to pay | gestion of e veteran who apply only subscrip- same was payable, now notit * fought under disuse. These figures show that while the East and South. They believe there A toy company at Sheboygan, Wis., him, 9. ho for many years has lived in tions in advance; and when is it that on Thursday, the ist 86 vessels of 23,737 tons were is a field for work in started out to use waste paid payment made Colonia ferua. sailing great missionary only the wood I) 1 13, at four o’clock in tl Entre Rios, that I wrote ves- constructed during this period, 77 these sections.’’ should be auditorium, Temple ':o request that his Colonel should from other mills. It has worked out stated what premium, if is desired. It Height pre- sels of 45,355 tons were lost, or a short- any, the County of Waldo and pare for us this Memorial a of all sma.l waste Day address, age of 21,018 tons. This is further aug- ENGLISH HENS IN AN EGG-LAYING CON- system using pieces is also to I shall sell the following d tur.,1 1 am to necessary say that none of these happy that he acceded publica- said to sue > say mented by the fact that vessels of all TEST. so that practically nothing but the saw- corporation, pay co the. now over incidental request, though SO years sizes were included in the new construe tions are mailed with 1 he or charges: and Fire- dust is lost. Journal from tins office. « ”f age, and has us In the current issue of Farm written a letter and while vessels of 500 tons or tion, only side a of an an which I am appears report egg-laying We have to z essay proud to be the more are on the lost list. Out of pay for these one in E; given contest terminated in this coun- publications year means of recently Austria not sells timber but making public. the 86 new vessels 5, of 8,285 only sailing only try. One of the most interesting pas- advance, and are then sent from their COLONEL HERSEY’S LETTER. tons, were constructed of steel. It is timber from its forest lands, they respective sages in this report follows: products My Dear Commander: I enclose herewith also notable that during the last decade "The really sensational feature of the and disposes of about 1,500,000 railway offices to our subscribers. Our clubbing offers are as ~ not a vessel has been built vv..,..,u„u,uuuiuui ■L'triuia- square-rigged in T contest, thus the wonderful record ties a There is no in Roll C. Clark, Fairfield, M< ; in far,is year, provision follows for one /.jot'i Jay. I hardly know what would be American shipyards. made the of S. White year’s in advance: Grace Clark, j by pen C. Leg- the subscription paid to location United States by which the nation- Jennie Me adapted your and people, but horns entered in the contest by an Eng- McCray, Knox. j '• have Herbert M- suggested a few things out of the UNSIGHTLY FAUE SPOTS. lish The the al forests can dispose of manufactured Davis, .Belfast. poultryman. pen, during Edward Thurlow. Rockland. gr eat mass of sentiment that arises when six laid which is 153 the of ! The Journal and Farm and 00 Are cured Dr. Hobson's Eczema Oint- months, 1,234 eggs, lumber, though policy selling Home, $2 Mrs. Edward Thurlow, K one stops to think of himself ana by the eggs more than the next best pen laid, timber is well established. land. Me. world as he finds it ment, which heats all akin eruptions. No mat- standing today. and an average of 47.8 eggs per hen The Journal and Tribune 2.25 Nellie Haskell. Rockport, M• i ter how ha re been troubled itch- Farmer, hope you may have a delightful day I long you by more than the average production per Mrs. S. J. Clifford, Sandyp on The May StJth, and such inspiration as it ing, burring, or scaly skin humors, just put a hen, of all the hens in the contest. Canadian government has sup- Me. will tend The Journal and Maria Me ) gives to higher and nobler li ttle of that soothing antiseptic, Dr. Hobson's “The question naturally arises, ‘Why plied twenty-five million tree seedlings McCall’s Magazine, 2.10 Colson. Bangor, •values of life and the E.st.Benjamin Colson,Bangor. energies we give Eczema Ointment, on the sores and the suffer- has this English pen so far outdistanced to in the Alberta j to it. Break down farmers, principally Bessie C. Lower, Belfast. M. j prejudices against our in that our American There must be a The and : g stops instantly. Healing begins very pens? and The United Journal Woman’s 2.25 Samuel Carr. Newton, Mass J •■Southern fellow-citizens and if reason. When ten after Regina plains region. Magazine, brothers, minute. Doctors use it in their and birds, traveling Mrs. Sam’l Carr, Newton, iV 1 have and practice you any, encourage harmony by on ocean and land for two weeks, much States does not supply young trees to W’. T. Clements, H ia recemmend it. Mr. Alleman, of Littletown Herndon, harmonious conduct. While in the of the or can Lou early time without feed water, the public, except in a limited area in The included in our Young, Rockport. Me Pa., "Had eczema on Dr. Hob- publications offers history of our country it was of common says: forehead; start in and make a record of this clubbing Willis Young, right Nebraska, under the terms of the Kin- culture “that it is sweet to die for one’s i s on's Eczema Ointment cured it in two weeks.” kind, there must be something more than may be sent to different addresses. j Tammie Colson, Bangor, Mi j et us kaid Act. Mrs. L. J Benson, Belfast, ■ country,” today inculcate the idea I Guaranteed to relieve or money refunded. All ‘luck’ behind it. Franeena B, Merrill, L.runsu that it is g orious to live for one’s coun- "The owner of states that druggists, or by mail. Price 50c. Pfeiffer this pen The of the Woman’s Vie. try, and to so live that and all publishers Magazine have ! we, our Chemical and St. Louis. every one of the ten pullets in the pen The federal house bureau and Della Frisbee, Belfast, Me. shall be better Co., Philadelphia light j pasople, and richer for our was bred from a female with a high advised us of an increase in their Mrs. A A. Edminister, Ev. fee’s work. the forest service are cooperating in subscription price | In these modern days I am record for egg production, and sired by Mass.. Defined to as a EGG BREAKAGE A SERIOUS LOSS forest work. this and a think, result of our great a male out of a high-producing hen. Though sounds strange, consequent advance in clubbing rates, and The Mary Jones, Bangor, Me and the G. C. Lower, Belfast, Me $ experience wisdom, philosophy Therein seems to lie the secret of the it becomes a very as reduce the enormous simple fact, point- Journal in the Irish soldier’s to his colonel In order to break- 1s and Woman’s Magazine are now $2.2>. Mabel Laughlin, Bangor. M reply wonderful record which this pen mak- ed out the officials of the is for this period of advanced civilization age ot eggs in transit, which causes an by bureaus, L. C. Morse, Liberty, Me. ing. Mrs L. t'. M to annual loss of several million dollars to that the is confined to the Morse, Liberty. he approved. no that the cooperation “There can be doubt but The publishers of McCall’s have sent us Colins McCarty, Belfast, M A coior.el in a Maine producers and raises the price of eggs to house districts on the Magazine rpgiment was ac- average American poultry-breeder, dur- light shores of Mrs. Colins McCarty,Belfast t customed consumers, extensive are frequently to talk to his men, experiments ing the few has been the lakes in the lumber States of this notice: “The subscribers select their free Mrs. A. C. Mosman,Lisbon 1 conducted the Bureau of Chem- past years, paying great may endeavoring to love of and being by so much attention to the color of feath- Me. inspire duty 1 and the United States of Michigan Wisconsin. The light Dennis patriotic devotion among them. One day istryof Department ers and show records that he has lost pattern within 30 days after the of their first Like, Norway, Mt j receipt •* *' was : for the safest house reservations here include a total Nina Like, he talking of a soldier’s duty to have Agriculture determining of the more matter of sight important a on Etta Colson courage under all circumstances if manner of packing eggs for long and ot acres, and in size magazine by making request an Staples, Bangor. and, egg production. One thing is certain, nearly 5,500 range ordinary post- Carrie •* need die for his short shipment by rail. The egg produc- Robinson, he, willingly country. promiscuous and careless breeding will from 30 acres at Grand M tion in the United States amounts to Island, Mich., card, that the pattern desired is a free I Emily Skidmore, Liberty, After his address as as never enable the of this stating pattern making inspiring poultrymen to acres at Grand Mrs. L. A. Staples, Belfast. his would about half a billion dollars annually, and 1,040 Marais. eloquence warrant, he put the country to make any progress in egg to which are entitled.” ; Emily MacStuart, Belgrad.. the for better methods of An examination is they question to his regiment, saying: “Why necessity pack- production. Careful breeding and selec- just being started A. M. Taylor. Belfast, Me ■should a man die ing is shown in the fact that over nine per Mrs. Emma M for his country?” Wait- tion must be practised if progress is to to determine the best forest methods Veazie, Bangor, a cent of all the received in New York Weston W Wall, A wig moment for a reply and none com- eggs be made.” to the Rockport. pursue on reservations. On some, Journal i E. L. F. M.>- ing, he spied Pat McGinness with his tall City are cracked, and that a large per- Republican Publishing Co. Whitman, Boston, of these are unfit for use as food. from which the timber has been A. PACK A!. form looming up in the crowd, and said centage cut, li. — From the Mechanic’s and 19, 1913 to him: “Pat, haven’t you an answer? August Popular white pine Norway pine will be Northport, July !__ l ~.. wit Why should a man die for his country?” Magazine. planted. On others the timber already Pat seemed a little bewildered the by will be use. or nr growing preserved through question, but, scratching his head a little Itching, bleeding, protruding blind piles Utu.t. JUHIW have to Doan’s Ointment. EOc at all Used Three Generations On two of the the forest as if to stir up an idea, replied: “Kun- yielded by reservations, mel, ye’re right. Why shood he?” I stores. In thousands of families all through the experts point out, the opportunities are =■11 cities and towns of the State. Though the excellent for growing cedar and Lai pine se con a-n a n d AN ORCHESTRA OF ONE-ARMED MEN. science of medicine is aiding nature to bring at for spar buoys and piling, to be used in Farm for Sale goods of every de- Attorney about cures is sometimes said to be an experi- scription. Furni- MAINE 1 PINKLETS the work of the light house bureau it- ture. bedding, car- BELFAST, One of the most orchestras in “L. Medicine as a relief popular ment, F.” Atwood’s pets, stoves, etc is of self. All of the reservations can AT SEARSPORT, MAINE, I’roh-1' Portland, Ore., composed entirely for constipation, indigestion, inactive liver and parts Antique furnltun Practice in all Courts. one-armed men, six of whom are minus not be devoted to forests. Some areas a specialty. If yot Laxative other similar is so sure and the re- from at a spec altv. The'Simple a hand or while the Beventh troubles, One-half mile postoffice. Call the have any tiling U right arm, will have to be left clear for sell A sults so beneficial that it has become a standard protection house or address drop me v remedy which gently assist* nature. has only a right hand. The instruments card and you will receive a from while others 4w28 MRS. MARY E. MITCHELL. posta prompt call. -Smooth and thorough in action Pinklets do not used are a piano, violin, cello, cornet, remedy for restoring health throughout New fire, immediately WALTEK H. uOOMBS, %gripe, irritate or cause any drug habit. trombone, mandolin, and drums. This England. adjacent to the beacons themselves will Corner Cross and Federal Str ts. Belfast, In every household such a simple, safe medi- unique organization of musicians is in Read what M. J. Lothrop says:— have to be left bare in order cine is needed. Pinklets are sugar coated that the TRUCKING. tiny, demand for dances. A of “I think your “L. F." Atwood's Medicine the to take. Your own great picture be f am to do all kinds- granules, easy druggist best for of I ever used. lights may not obscured. prepared y can now Sold in the orchestra appears in the August Pop- Dyspepsia anything a supply you. 26 cent bottles mother took it 40 father Office for Rent Furniture and piano moving sp*1' n My years ago; my Dr. W. ular Mechanics C. LIBBEY. M-k -only. Magazine. orders at the stable, corner of uses it all the time and would not think of A fitted office with modern oon- ■Pinklets are a corrective for bad breath, will nicely streets, and they will receive r «£fear the getting along without it. I use it in my fami- Children complexion, and are recommended Doan’s Regulets are recommended by Cry venienoee for rent at the loot of Main atreft. tlcn. Telephone connection lor many ly.” M. J. Lothrop, Notch, Me. DENTIST, torpid liver, biliousness, headaches, consti- who say they operate without w * and easily, griping bottles 36 cents at all stores. FOR FLETCHER’S Apply to pation whenever a gentle laxative is re- and without bad after effects. 26c at all drug Large (it 93 MAIN STREET, SELFAST, MAINE Avea united. •torse. “L. F.” MEDICINE CO., Portland, Me. CASTORI A 27tf THE CONSUMERS FUEL CO. 14tf 126 Waldo " ~ — Trip in New Eng Sanford aviator. _3 Motoring Brotherhood Camp, j youIkTSese Literary News and Notes. The fifth annual encampment of the Att Lym to Head Aviation Corpe In This is the time Sanford Chapter of the Brotherhood of Army of New Republic. of year when a the New York number of ier.L-e of Time*.] Andrew and Philip was held at Kenne- j magazines get out '‘Action Among the many progressive steps numbers, began the Epicure, “we mo- bunk Beach, June 30th to July 14th, 1913. Lippincott’a, however, does f' that will be taken by the new Chinese no- need to do as know, to the White moun- The privileges of the camp were enjoy- this, all its numbers republic is the of an ar? Action ones. A •; e first two one-night stands ed by thirty-Bix young men and older establishment timely special article an I a little clever tr'.s en route. Now I don’t boys, including a few invited friends of aviation corps in the army. China miscellany merely The serve to add The ren t good hotels. tables the members. Weather conditions were has made forward since variety. August issue great strides contains an Ane as most hotels and better almost perfect during the two weeks, unusually complete the overthrow of the dynasty, and novel, entitled ‘‘The : I will say they had rip- only one day being showery. The boys Egerton Standard," nation are by Eleanor M. a But somehow, although are unanimous in declaring this to be the many departments of that Ingram, great favorite with readers. Her v York behind and started best eamp ever held, ana they all say being modeled after similar depart- Lippincott’s book ‘‘From the Car had : ve moods ready to enjoy that they had the time of their lives. ments In America. Att Lym Is one of Behind,” a tremen- dous sale, and a new novel her gs didn’t seem to taste as Hi June the and most re Chi- by is I Early Monday morning, 30th, brightest progressi sure to be Hanson and Moulton’s truck automo- eagerly welcomed. “The big Standard” Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- _ Egerton has for its t-ry was all right, but you bile backed up to the Baptist Church r,. a sag i theme and family kinds. goric, Props Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. scenery. What we wanted SWAN-WHIT1 EN-BICKhOKU W. grounds to receive its load of boys and pride—two Egerton, the It coutains neither hero, is a very Opium, Morphine nor other Nar- : real food that tasted like bundles. The bustle began wealthy young business cotic substance. It immediately. the son of destroys Worms and alia vs Kc\er- used to. It was the and man, an exacting, tyranni- Cynic said, “was when I ran into the railroad In short order, tents blankets, boxes ishness. It relieves Wind ‘If cal father. Both father and son Constipation, Colic, ail that happy thought. conductors’ corn roast up on the Gale of food and suit cases, axes, clam forks, pride Teething Troubles and themselves upon their Diarrhoea. It regulates the ,m is food like your grand- between a.u lanterns and other unswerving hon- Stomach and river, Maplewo^u 'Tanco impediments, para- But Dowels, giving healths- and natural -o he esty. young Egerton falls in love sleep. have,’ said, ‘why nia, just in the edge of the woods on phernalia, etc., were loaded and twenty- The Children s Panacea—The with the daughter of an .Mother’s Friend. it? Y'ou won’t find it in the Gale river. had barrels one boys were ready for the cameras in impoverished They big old and the tel. First find your grand- filled with hot the hands of Messrs. Smith and Spanish aristocrat, old Don stones, half-way sunk Philpot, will not you can’t find then permit his daughter to wed a The Kind : yours, in the ground, and the corn, ears and Philbrook. With a ton and a half of boys You Have man who cannot show an Always Bought else’s, or somebody’s all, w as into that and a lot of and a ton of other stuff, the truck unblemished ^ put squab big line of ancestors. Sears the of Never mind who, since roasting chickens and lobsters, and honked its way down Main street, banners Egerton’s grand- Signature po- father made and peddled ,:s. Let’s tackle the first tatoes, and the whole thing covered flying and the crowd cheering, driven soap—the and foundation of a business which has farmhouse we see, with leaves, and more hot stones, and by chauffeur Cram. The trip down was grown to be worth millions. line and see what left for an hour. us without accident, that a Egerton grub They asked to excepting big his own gets way —and the a stop, and we stood up to a high table banner got caugnt in the driving chain girl —by trick. Of course exposure and :»ce we struck,” said the made of boards and sailed with a and was torn into tatters. Several follows, in, stops there a is merry rumpus. All ends along in the forenoon, paper napkin, a dish of butter apiece were made for pictures and water, but happily, but for a time we early start from Lenox and salt and There is none of the inhabitants of the are re- pepper. nothing regions minded of the In roads in a were Use For Over 30 Years. g along shady it with New Hampshire corn roast. passed through ailowed to go to immovable-body-and-ir- V resistible-force w V Q M K problem. It is ^t c T v ,-?ed a prosperous looking “All the route we used to sleep. and echoed from the really along put up Songs yells a novel and c >; there was a white* at farmhouses where we and in side. It was evident all situation, very cleverly could, country surely worked out. y out on the stoop turn- one or two we stayed several days. We along the nay, and especially near Mr. of a wooden churn, :le used to jump into the machine and mo- Hosmer's home in Kennebunk, that Among an unusual variety of sa:d the subjects, chance,' Cynic, tor to Waurnbek to Breton Woods or something was alive and moving about. mecnanicai and scientific, described in : to the The old The yard. Maplewood to play golf with the fellows, genial Y. M. C. A County Secretary pictures and text in the August num- r taken the cover off the but we never let on where we were stay- came forth with a smile and a “real" ber of Popular Mechanics Magazine, putting in a big lump ing to Waurnbek, to Bretton Woods or camera, and was given '"three time it is safe to predict J. E. Murphy’s best bow and said a three." was my few meals in some of the big hotels, It good to be there. discussion of how the gyroscope works we a of wili get glass milk, but we were always glad to get back to Wentworth’s grove was reached at command particular interest as the farm. 10.30, and soon thereafter the boys were the clearest and simplest here explanation at us over glasses, “Wild raspberries and cream, blueber- “tenting on the old eamp ground." By- thus far offered the layman of this i just like grandmother ries as big as my thumb, preserves made noon the place looked like a militia camp, supposedly mysterious force. The arti- T guess ye kin,’ she said, of wild strawberries, and rhubarb and fires were blazing and the apetizing odor cle is well illustrated with do diagrams ye like buttermik, gooseberries that would make your hair of dinner was wafed o'er the iea. Don’t and photographs and not only explains OFFERS AN ELEGANT LIKE OF I curl, fresh we used to talk about to those the but also vegetables help appetite boys; they principle, describes the There Well, I guess yes'. pick in the garden, green peas and string know all about tne genuine thing! The several applications of gyroscopic action. V of beans ar- 1 he cover something fragrant cooked together in cream, wilted different tents and tent crews were design for the August maga- as the old zine is pen door lady lettuce hearts done up in a saucepan ranged as follows: drawn from the series of West NEOKWEAR, the oven door loint we heard after the German style with bacon, Tent No. 1. Wendell Brown, leader, pictures which are still running came out Alin.. 17'__u_j ii’ *_r>_ 1^..,,.. and Pretty soon she ca kes that would melt in your mouth, which have attracted so much and a attention ,ss mugs pretty girl with maple sugar frosting and cookies ard Holmes, second week. everywhere as a graphic a of HOSIERY, with plate something with caraway seeds in, such as Igrand- Tent No. 2. Frank Sladtn and Irvine portrayal of cadet life. Six pages of and brown and de- these iming mother used to give us when we were Sladan; Roy Wakefield, visitor. views appear in the August was — number. g. It gingerbread good, chickens with country dressing Tent No. 3. Vander Forbes, leader: The magazine contains many And AIT LYM IN AEROPLANE. other ■.Vnioned gingerbread. and fresh sage leaves in, veal raised on Franklin Andrews and Howard Mitchell. page views and groups of views. GLOVES, f ice had cooled off the Tent and Adam the the farm, and lamb likewise, cottage No. 4. E. S. Philbrook nose in America. He used to edit a Among topics so handled are the until it was the cheese and cheese with John Ed. Wat- astronomical just right buttermilk, and cream, DeHaven, leaders, Chinese paper in San Francisco, but sphere installed by the and we had a feast fit for cheese and and of son and friend from Kennebunk, Wilton Chicago of "Se- buttermilk, glasses soon became tired of this Academy Sciences; we came to occupation SHIRTS, And when pay cream. Is it any wonder the Cynic’s Gowen, Vernon Libby. Roy Taylor, with curing Copper from Scrap Iron and a and began a study of flying and flying lady wouldn't take cent, cheeks here stick out like squirrels’? Wilburn Shaffer and James Belmore Tin Cans"; the opening of the lock machines. As a result he goin’ to the swell hotel, One place was almost his undoing, for second week. soon be- of the Keokuk Dam across the Miss- if came a aviator and lias said. 'Now, ye’d put up he had such an attack of indigestion Tent No. 5. Edgar Smith, leader; capable made issippi River; the fatality at the English HATS, CAPS, v brother’s wife is the best after eating 11 plain doughnuts with Clarence Fritz, Thuriow Hanson and many successful flights in California. "Derby," when Emily Davison, mili- and don’t tant those parts they maple hbney that he nearly passed Wesley Richardson. Lym rnrizec. the need of flying ma- suffragette, stopped the king's In fact anything you may wish. come. be Tent horse; "Panama strangers They’d away; but the good hostess made him No. 6. Dwignt Whitney, leader; chines in the Chinese army and un- Canal Nearing Com- to see wouldn’t Edwin "Ten All new and ye. they, some peppermint tea and Richard was Hill,Sidney Derby, Ralph Brearey, dertook his new work in earnest. Ho pletion”; Thousand Boys in Atli- goods up-to-the-minute ! letic in^styie^ himself at time so he could Ishmael visitor. Contests"; features of the liner again dinner McKechnie, soon obtained an she aviator's license at they would, mother,' sit up and take a little nourishment. Tent No. 7. Herbert Smith, leader: 'Imperator'’; "Teaching the Farmer for San Diego. Cal., and every afternoon tile Value of uht he a pleasant change "Did you ever eat baked beaus and Gordon Brearey, Roy Cate, Cecil Siddall Alfalfa”;’ "How Walls MASONIC TEMPLE, litL'MAM. used to could be found on the aviation field are .it a farm if you're brownbread? Well, you think you have, and Mr. Yitty, visitors, also Herbert affected by Fire and Water"; a with American aviators. etc. -aid. To make long story but you never have until you get 'em in Marsh, of Lowell, Mass. together many ent on our way with the a New Hampshire larmhouse. And flap- Tent No. S. John Whitten and George After he became an adept aviator he written on ter brother’s farm jacks with cream and maple sugar, and Whitten, making the 36 campers. took up the matter with the officials any pain, burn, scab! or bruise, apply and directions crew own Dr. 1 homas Lc.ectic : an envelope sandwiches made with a slab of cream Each tent had its outfit, pro- of the new Chinese republic and made Oil—the household rem- Two 25c it. When we to the cheese between two new vided its own food and its own edy. sizes. and 50c at all drug stores. gut slices or whole- arranged application for appointment to head the ac- miles further on, wheat bread with on tire place, table, etc. With varied maple sugar spread the aviation corns of the Chinese army. : upon stopping at the drug it, and-” tivities and enjoyments, the time passed As he is the Chinese that ever — only has ,ii.e out with a big-five- Here a hand was clapped over his very rapidly too rapidly the boys wrote his occasion attempted to ascend in a flying ma- s : candy. He upon mouth and there was a wail of protest. thought. The pleasure of the and was of chine in this it is more than | Mother and Martha.' The Epicure swept away the hand and greatly increased by the presence country, i postoflice. had it done up arose, looking around the little circle. many visitors from Sanford, Kennebunk probable that he will get the appoint- back to in u.e rural delivery “We are going back for the pumpkin and, .ast but not least, from hotels ment cud will probably take several at the name the the had looked pie and roast pig season/’ he sain.. vicinity, especially “Atlantis." of the lin-St modern aircraft from This mail box, which As as came !ivery many forty-four people by country to china, where he expects to to me. RID YOUR CHILDREN UF WORMS automobile to visit the camp at various teach other Chinese how to fly. lolic.i into Abner Davis’s You can change fretful, ill-tempered chil- times—the others not needing machines, mat afternoon. Luncheon indeed tile interest in the Rrotherhoo! dren into healthy, happy youngsters, by ridding at a country inn. and it camp was general and wide-spread, as them of worms. Tossing, rolling, grinding of AN ARMORED CAR. punk, and wv were glau to evidenced particularly by the contents of teeth, crying out while asl. op,accompanied with ■ You Want I •an tell you. They took us the camp post office box. intense in the stomach and bow- Pro\ isional President of Mexico Sends ,rnis. and rolled up the thirst, pains Two boats were secured, one from New Device After the Rebel Bands. More than parlor and showed us the els, feverishness and bad breath, are symptoms Captain Robert Dennis, of Great. Hill ■' ft Hebei wax flowers Marthy had that indicate worms. Kickapoo Worm Killer, a settlement, and the other from Captain bands operating throughout US the bed- C. of whom the of : gave spare pleasant candy lozenge, expels the worms, Trott, Kennebunkport, by country Mexico continue to do 9 Just“FIour” — ft Mur-, was a leather bed as the were treated wirh court to regulates the bowels, restores your children boys great great damage property, and the rule When start HK ewr met in and The' was you Germany, to health and h ippieess. Mrs. J. A. Brisbin, sy generosity. fishing good, of the provisional president is in con- JH; 'SB to make the dair.ty a 9f-T: u scented with lavender of Elgin. 111., says: “I have used large strings of pollock an ; flounders and Kickapoo stant d; nger of one of the numerous luscious pie flB a w histle. Worm Killer for years, and entirely rid my a few goor cod brought into camp. ^B; being uprisings that occur in that or the whi le- at children of worms. I would not be v iihout cut th- country good, jg, ..- : up ar.d went to supper Clams ;n plenty helped larce.’, ^B or aln. '-a The bands are I Tend :. which Bl haven't tasted it." Guaranteed. All druggists, :y mail. and the of water was obtains, daily. composed ^B 1 anything purest familv Price 25c. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co., of a lawless element of Mexicans that the thrives. 1 was a They had fried from a well back of camp. It was : n boy. Pphaii ealpaqlnd St. Louis. ^^B : at baked and bis- and animated scene which do not hesitate to shoot those persons potatoes interesting riouraml It.king dev honey and maple sugar resented itself at meal-time, when eight who are unwilling to join in the move- ^^B E|[j B will 1 e a plc.isuri' and ft' serves made from wild For Good Roads. camp-fires were burning, surrounded by mem of the rebellion. ; a triumph.. Kiciiest in had no coffee. ind young chefs, doing ^9 '>:B|" tnough they pots, pans busy Various elf rts have been made to U nutritive value too, and we ate with but little their own c Hiking as bears in tin 9Kjj tolerable, Believing that, expense, hungry wipe "lit these bands of revolutionists, and goes farthest, he- spring. The menu consisted chiefly of f^B Bg many of our highways throughout the but tile authorities And it a most diffi- it is milled by ruing the old lady gave us fish, clams, potatoes and omens cooked ^9 d;^B be in cult matter Armies are sent to re- 1 our specia 1 process c. State may kept excellent condition, in various —name cured untrj ham, ways, beans, peas, cereals, from the finest Ohio tB* mote of the in the corn cobs and cured with the Maine Automobile Association has bread, milk and butter. Mackerel and parts country hope ^9 and the most divine flavor a chicken were not unknown in eamp, al- sent letter to the selectmen and road : Vour grocer will t a somewhat of a ; ;}K to find in ham, and cold though rarity jH — commissioners of every town in Maine B have it just say— Bj I ,es fried in ham fat, and Athletics received due attention. how this be done. A send me (IS) .S3 i morning, and a johnny- showing may copy Swimming and bathing were in order B ■ ches thick, and hot dough- of the letter follows: nearly every day. Horse-shie contests like with cream so thick it July 17, 1913 were going on most of tile time. Run- on was but base cut out of the pitcher. The Dear Sir, Among members of our As- ning the beach enjoyed iogized for two plates that sociation in different parts of the State, ball was the great feature of the season. Practice was in durii a sir!: of the table. ‘Father as well as the public in general, including progress g large his breakfast if he of the time. Pract ce hek had the tourists, there seems to be a growing part spare games she said. There was a a were by the boys nearly every pie,1 feeling that great many of our towns are played Hardwood Matched pie and a raspberry pie with neglecting their roads, either in view of day. The three leading games were |TOainra!| st. The looked at me with the Atlantis Hotel boys and the Cynic the promised assistance of the State in FOR SAU A 'OS CHOCERS as the Bantist Bovs' Brotherhood of Kerine- father passed pie. re-building some of its roads, or through Floorings, and for the first bunk, of w hich John Ed. ill,’ says I, lack of ordinary care. We feel, as an Past-president BEECH and BIRCH. i Watson is leader. FOR MAPLE, narrow little existence I Association, that our interests are iden- ..+•.t or,, Dr. 0. i Viclfi tical with those of all residents of the Camp-fire meetings were held every MANUFACTURER OF a other with and Announces that ho has 1 niited t: r c,; ■' ach without blush, and the State and that we would not be doing evening, singing, reading Clapboards, Spruce, Basswood, Fine. wed suit and off with addresses. Talks were topped justice to ourselves and the men who are given by Super- MO to diseases of the intendent E. S. Philbrook. Mr. Hosmer 20if L. C. h the in from the and devotion. and for choice FOUNDED 1804 men, just pany or a town, therefore.it seems to us 7 to 8 p. m.. and bv appo’n .< t. was one of the and we sat down at a long if the superintendent of roads should put The closing day best1 the ! CORNER CHURCH AND BRID6 'IhttTS a big glass pitcher of milk on a single horse dump cart, anda couple ever enjoyed by boys at the beach. Cigar? and Tobacco, HEBRON, MAINE, and a pitcher of ginger and of men, with for a few It was Sunday. Twenty-two csmpers connection f necessary tools, For Girls and Boy s. Send for catalogue Telephone he which we found was hiked over to to attend other, days each month, to remove the loose Kennebunkport to 6w28 ) the Fruit, Etc., go te tipple of the farm hands stones, fill up the small mud holes, turn church, each fellow wearing Broth- entered church with molasses and a big lump out the water which has made ruts on erhood colors. They and William Lincoln ’West around in it. Not half our and clean sat in a to listen to a sermon on ■ating hills, out now and then a body l*n« •» V t»* — Hoffses Ex-\eferinary Inspector l.. i-rii. H. C. >r. There we had a New Eng- the Brotherhood Scripture motto, by CHAS. F. SWIFT’S, •- »t alt air'*, ed their who witn TYPE OF ARMORED CAB. Industry I S. Department dinner, and I’ll take off my individual who rides over the road, but pastor exchanged pu'pits MASONIC TEMPLE. 3w30 CLEANING. at woman. had a Rev. Thos. Cain of the Church. She would save hundreds of dollars to the Baptist ■ big piece of being able to capture the rebels, but VKTKKINAlil bacon and corned beef that town. a deal of Most of the boys remained to Sunday- By doing this, great these meet with little success. The STEAMPRESSING ured herself, and young car- lameness of the horses would be elimi- school, and some of them went to the TREATS ALL DISEASES <»a \ S t .r* K I t*'. are treacherous. US new in the to hear a rebels very LET turnips and cabbage and nated, as well as unnecessary destruc- village again evening and REPAIRING. ! Hospital, l'liarimtej »»,.) • was of colored students The is forced to devise and beets, and there a big tion to the carriages or whatever other band from Booker government ! i SI’RlMti >TREET, III I I A % t \ t n f ■ t greens and hot. biscuits and vehicle be used. T. Washington’s school at Tuskeegee, all kinds of schemes to combat the CLOTHES TO ORDER may R CUSTOM It ospital Nmi < r, — DO YOU ash of cottage cheese and pie There has also been a constant com- Ala. bands. Armored automobiles have been and Phones—Hospital 69-13. Kes t'em e 69-1 rry apple and rhubarb that plaint that those who are constructing the Camp was broken early Monday morn- i fitted up and sent against the rebels At 52 High Street. Tel. 216-13 i ■u-lt in mouth. We heard both the State and a your i highways, towns, are ing by lot of fellows who wore long j and proved to be more or less effective CASTING I afternoon over not the road and direct- The auto-truck I trip Greylock, properly signing faces. big appeared at The latest device is an armored nt back and freight put up for the ing the public which way to go, when a nine o’clock, driven Mr. Moulton him- ! on Front TWELVE by car which is manned or We have reopened the foundry of the road is under by twenty portion construction. self. The boys did not look upon it as of Mr. A. R. men. These are to street, under the superintendence Blended was thirty attached ! our for We feel that the will be very a “sweet because it capitulation, they public exactly chariot,” iron PASSENGER '- trains, and if the rebels make trouble LEADBETTER, an experienced moulder, AUTO potatoes and codfish picked charitable if a little care is used by di- was “coming for to carry them home.” stock of and are and vegetable hash left over recting by signs or by fixing some tem- No cheers were cut loose until Kenne- for the train while it is traversing a have a large patterns, pre- ; and at reason- boiled dinner, and a blueberry porary road so they can get by the piece bunk was reached, but the atmosphere remote section of the country soldiers pared to fill all orders promptly Rheumatic FOR RENT. : some and wild of road a 30tf rye bread, which is under construction, and was stirred little as the party went within do not hesitate to open fire. able prices. and a dish of we trust that is a ,, rry preserves big every man whether he through Central Square. They had been Provisional President Huerta ordered ORRIN J. ClCKEY seese curds. town or a contractor in connection an which was FOUNDRY k MACHINE CO. agent upon outing surely “the the construction of a number of these BtlFAsT and *$>OIL-€- about your hotels restau- with the re-building and improving the best ever.” Thanks and credit are due Phone 156-3 and cars and is much pleased with them. Bellas!, Maine the French cuisines the roads in the State will use as much care to Landlord R. K. Wentworth, of Went- The original of the compound Rheumatic oyer, and your clubs and your ; as possible in order to accommodate the worth’s Hotel, many folks at the been „5’' '■■- Beach, Oil. The original formula has pur- joints! Believe me, the New public. and to Mr. Moses Moulton and others Qo To Criehaven. farmer has them the chased and the oii is being prepared by the all skinned. Hoping that you will receive this letter who helped boys and made their suc- ¥ r* in those New Hampshire in the same spirit in which it is written, cess and enjoyment About PARISIAN SAGE ANTED possible. Do want a reBtful vacation? Go to Crie- you can run into deli- we were made you Blended Rheumatic Oil epicurean remain, forty pictures by the ama- HAIR one of ialandB at the mouth Company. Live Men or 'hat j FOR THE haven, Maine, the Agents, Women, to introduce 11 are marvellous.” Very respectfully yours, teur photographers in the includ- Penobscot Good boating, bath- , party, of Bay. fishing, high grade specialties in every home: Epicure went on in his recital ol Maine Automobile Association. Brothers If hair is too dry—brittle—color- board and rooms at Hillside quick 1 ing Philbrook, Smith and your ing. Good table & °f the old Granite State. By W B. Parker, Pres. Brown, and those pictures will be shown lew—thin—stringy—or falling out—use Farm. Artesian well supplies running water. WM. 0. POOR SON, AGENTS. sales: big profits. W rite at once, ad- ■— of the best I he at views at once. Other modern improvements. For terms, things had,” stereopticon a Brotherhood Parisian Sage—now—at BELFAST. MAINE. WHITE MANUFACTURING The Progressive Candidate for Congress. reunion in the fall. dress MRS. FRED S. RHODES, early It itching scalp, cleanses the hair Maine. stops 4w29p Hillside Farm, Criehaven, Try it. 15, 25 and 50 Cents. AND IMPORTING CO. of dust and excessive oils, removes dand- ^Prices: The vote in t23 Bangor, Maine. Progressive Washington THE KING OF ALL LAXATIVES and makes 3w29 will fall off from ruff with one application, the IA County — CASTOR unquestionably For soft — For last November and while we are constipation, headaches, indigestion and hair doubly beautiful fluffy— Infants and Children. grieved bottle to admit it, we have never been able tc dyspepaia. use Dr. King’s New Life Pills. abundant Try a 50c. to-day. Itle will save hair and Trespassing” FOR RENT discover when Mr. Lawrence ever exhib- Paul Mathulka of It not only your make Kind You Hate Buffalo, N. says they are Picnic and hunting parties, and all other Always Bought ited with voters in oui of all it but it the beauty you Weber any popularity "King laxatives. are a to grow, give desire. Wagons Two txcellent tenements in They blessing are forbidden trespassing on Sears' Frye Block, County in the past, and have no reasor all persons my family and I always a box at THE J.jtrtS, If a new car of Weber Court street No. II. to Mrs. Clemente to believe he will on the occasion of the keep Island in the town of Ssarsport. "just received Wagons. Apply home.’’ Get a box and — In Block for special election for Congress. —The Ma- get well. Price 26c. KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE CHARLES CALKIN Light, easy running general purpose wagons. key and S. F. Bridges. Stockton chine Recommended by all droggiata. r3*tt;Ki^Z^| for rent. Union, Dem. COUGH SYRUp General Agent Bangor Investment Co. For;tala by I. A. MCKEEN Springs tt 29. The intelligence. Turning to me he said in a Jefferson, Oakham, Hardwick, Hub- Wretched Belfast Free Library Republican Journal confidential tone, “Excuse me, sir, but bardston, Oakdale, East Princeton, ! Utterly isn’t this a to human Princeton. Barre and Cole- ttorvous Prostration Long Endured great place study Petersham, \nnual List BELFAST. THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1913. Before Remedy was Found. of Books Purchased from the nature.” That was just what I was do- brook. Each ride had its attractions, Miss Minerva Remlnger, Upper Bern, Albert Boyd Otis Fund, the Gift of PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY rather I was the but it would be to describe Pa., writes: "For several years I had ing.or observing passers impossible Mr. Albert Crane of nervous and was utterly Stamford, Ct. by, for years a favorite occupation in leis- them in detail. All had the same gen- prostration, Pub. Co. wretched. I lived on bread and beef The Jour. ure as A hill AMERICAN HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY. Cut Republican hours, and was wondering then, eral characteristics. country tea because my stomach would not re- tain else. I took rem- Adams, John Quincy. often before, why pretty girls—or girls necessarily includes valleys, and this reg- anything many ° ^RLES a. PILSBURY. edies, but obtained no relief until I Writings of John Quincy Adams, f neea Manager that might be pretty—should make them- ion is well watered and the many ponds took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, when I began __‘ edited by Worthington C. Ford. selves up as deformities or to resemble and streams give an added charm to the to gain at once. Am now cured.” blood makes 1913. 308 Advertising Terms, for one square, one Pure, rich good, strong Ad | creatures from the slums. On my first The roads are good Ir. *h length in column, 25 cents for one week landscape. generally nerves, and this is why Hood’s Sarsa- Andrews, Charles M. Pric9.9 R-£ proved to be an ideal resting place. The what facts be. Otis and Job, the Roixs, through the country few the actual might Lang, Andrew. .Ingrahams. and comparatively bungalow its surroundings were fully A father and son, Marcus Pierce, and apple orchards were seen,but there were Mr. Haines makes the remarkable state- short history of England. 1912 941 4, 21 described after that first visit and it may merit, that his return to after Larson, Laurence M men all and trees the near _ upon Ellsworth, Clearance skilled navi- road-sides and Sac others—sterling many along be taken for granted that the has he had that he was hed Canute the Great. 1912. 948.02 L August place withdrawn, “approa gators. It was hot in Boston; but the the houses, and it was rare to see fruit on lost none of its attractions. The next in behalf of the ring” to accept certain money Layard, Austin H. AUG. TO n-’ia! visit was made to the Common and one. It evidently is not an apple year FRIDAY, 1, AUG, 8 morning the gathering clouds and mists considerations if he would withdraw in favor Nineveh and its remains. 2 vols. On the Common the in the hill of .ne Public Garden. country Massachusetts. of Mr. Peters. He veiling the distant hills says: “This I refused to do* 1849,. T335 L-1 After a most successful season we were well presaged rain, are able to seats it the shade occupied, and then and there decided to enter the Popular account of the discoveries and as the wore on the showers fight some day the balance of our summer some of their occupants smoking, Mention has been made of the again.’’ Just why I, or anybody, should offer at Nineveh. 1859 T 335 L-i stock at attractive came, and were as there has appear- p others while needed, Mr. Haines reading papers, sleeping, ance of deer in the of Charnook money to withdraw’ after he had McCabe, Joseph. which will a been a prolonged drouth in this grounds insure quick removal. others were stretched out on the region. voluntarily and withdrawn in Ban- Goethe, the man and his character. B 3 G 7-r still Lodge, and my host had I would completely Tt held up in the afternoon so that a ride hoped The Public Garden increases in gor, I cannot understand. I did not do it; I Maxwell, William Stirling. grass. have a of one. the We offer at Big Reductions Ladies' and Misses’ to Worcester was and its not glimpse Monday, Coats with the enjoyed, did not authorize any one else to do it, and I do Annals of the artists of Spain. 4 attractiveness year by year day of departure, when on the to least feature was way not believe that one vols. Bedford Cord and of the trees and the addition to interesting observing any did offer him money. 1891.759.6 M 4i Suits—Serge, Linen. Child: growth the West Rutland station in the the crowds on the Packard, Mr. Haines have this Don John of and flowers. The willows busy streets from the may got mixed up with Austria. 2 vols. 1883. B 6 J t Coals In and sizes the shrubbery two deer seen Serge Linen, 2 to I4. were in the open in front the which he omits to William Flavelle. which fringe the pond and car. Washington street, Boston, was following facts, state, Monypenny, especially of the car. making for the woods. and which are to the Life of Disraeli. Vol. never more crowded than were the necessary complete story: Benjamin Ladies’ and Misses One-Piece Dresses crown the rocky islands make a rapid prin- in Voile, ii streets of The next day, after his return from Bangor, 2. 1912. B2B 35-i and under the shade of one an cipal Worcester, and the sum- Linen and growth, The in one Mr. Haines of the Friedrich. mer costumes day spent Boston was of approached representatives Paulsen, (iingham. what was of the fairer sex—which nour or more was spent in with a to extreme discomfort. It was hot there Progressive party view joining them Immanuel Kant. 1910. 193.2 K-' designation must include some whose doubt at that time the coolest and a candidate for on F. J. Two-Piece Dresses in the ■without the week but it was both becoming Congress Rowbotham, Popular Balkan and Coa complexions were to before, Monday in Boston. The swan boats with dusky black—pro- their ticket. His friend, Dr. West, heard of Story lives of our great artists. 759.2 R 1 -spot hot and and a shower in the after- duced a effect. muggy models. their and the rowboats, were kaleidoscopic When this and, remembering that Mr. Haines in his Schliemann, H. passengers, noon added to the for home it was general stickiness to ar.d fro and a sight starting necessary to put first letter had stated that he wanted to go to Mycenae. 1878.T 338 Sch-2 passing pleasing without the heat. alleviating When the to out the of the late ChMdren's Dresses in and Lawn. of or little up the top of the car, and after Congress carry policies Sinclair, May. Gingham was a party thirty forty reaching steamer Camden was fairly outside she Goodwin and that Mr. Haines The schoolchildren in charge of two teach- our destination the rain came down in Congressman three Bontes. 1012.B2 B 78-4 All ran into which lasted until Belfast Sk'rts, Raincoats, Waists, Etc., at redu earnest and continued well into fog had publ cly, in Augusta, pledged his support Stanley, Dorothy. (Editor) greatly ers, who were being =hown about the the night. was and of were The next reached, course the whistle to me, if I nominated, and again at Ban- Autobiography of Henry M. Stan- prices. gardens. An enquiry of one of the morning it had cleared off was sounded all night, but yours truly gor, both times without suggestion on my part, ley. 1909.. B 2 St 23 workmen a that and the wind was blowing a gale from 1 he balance of our at E brought reply suggest- it or any of my friends, came over to see Mr. Hal'am. Millinery ONE-HAl price the slept through all. C. A. P. Tennyson, (Lord Tennyson) ed the as to whether all the em- northwest. The ripened grass in question Haines and to reason with him on his conduct. Tennyson and his friends. 1911... 821 T-26 front of the of Boston have a touch of the bungalow undulated like the He found him at the caucus about ployes The primary election resulted just as Progressive Trevelyan, George Otto. waves of the sea and the sound to a and took brogue, it was a courteous and kind'y of the make speech him from the caucus. the Third and Charles b ox. expected, and the vote was light. The George NEW YORK BARGAIN wind the I do not know what was said between STORE, a the Irish trees them, reply,and descendant of Kings through surrounding was contest between and Gould 1912..973.3 T 7-G Pattangall did not who is r.ct that under all circumstances like that of the surf upon a shore. but Mr. Haines at that time join the Ward, A. W. and others. (Editors). Colonial Theater sandy increased the Democratic vote some- Building. | White clouds of all sizes and Progressives. The same evening Dr. West The Cambridge modern history. is an exception. every imagin- but the choice of the what, Republicans came into my office and stated that he w’anted Vol. 13. tables and able floated a Genealogical shape lazily through pale was a conclusion and Mr. Peters foregone to put a proposition to me in behalf of Mr. lists and index. 1911 909 C-12 blue skv, and the air was general NORTH SEARSMOMT. is it that are no seen deliciously sweet had a walkover. WEDDING BEL1.P. Why boys longer Haines. He prefaced his statement by saying William, H. Noel, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cushman autoed to War- 1 and pure—an air that must bring balm sailing mCr toy boats on the Frog Pond? that it was a peculiar proposition, but that Mr. A princess of adventure. Marie ren with Mr. Cobb July 24th. Mr. C.’s sister, ! to the of the We give space to Mr. Peters’ let- son lungs tuberculosis open Shcte-Robin a .« Is it because of the decadence of ship- patients Haines was in a peculiar uosition. Caroline. Duchesse de Berry. Mrs. Inez Brown, returned with them ...Mrs. ! quiet p at ter to show the few who voted for the State Sanitorium on a distant hill. people solemnized afternoon a- or the transition from sail to He then said in substance that Mr. Haines 1911.B 4 C 22-4 Effie Soule and son Wulis of Massachusetts Saturday | building at the A ride was on the Mr. Haines in the that their residence of the official:r B or Time was when the day’s program that primaries had borrowed nine hundred dollars and are*at home for a short stay. ..Mr. Poland .steam gasolire? had Rev. confidence in him was SWANV1LLE. Arthur A whet covered 101 L2 miles and included dinner misplaced. It and Mr. Frank were i: Pa- Blair, N eyv England boy, or at least those on spent it all so far in this campaign; that he Woodbury Cooper | does seem Mr. Elmer Cunningham has returned to youngest daughter >f Mr and I at the Auto Inn in North a not necessary to say more in was out of and out of a and lermo 27th Mr. coast of at an Wilbraham, money job that if Sunday, July Maynard Hi:Is, the Maine, began early Caribou-Mrs. H. G. and Robinson and this connection. Applin daughter and Miss Lola Hills of Union and Miss Leon T„ youngest cosy little place, where the viands and I would pay him four hundred dollars and give Ad*dla | age to marufa.-ture craft. The of arrived late Thomas L. sailing Phyllis Somerville, Mass., by boat Howe of and Mrs. Shute. u service were alike him a job he would not join the Boston, Mass., spent Saturday an-1 1 iirst were of course—a satisfactory. Progressives attempts crude, OF THE Monday and are guests of her parents, Mr. with marriage* The bride was gown* I NEWS GRANGES. and w’ould write any kind of a letter I desired Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hills ...Mr. and Mrs. J. blue piece if shingle, perhaps, with one end W. Nickerson.. .Mr. Chauncey and Mrs. Fuller suit, with hat to match Ti was to the News, stating his firm James and Mrs. Clara Paul, | Saturday morning devoted to a Silver Harvest Wal will its Bangor approval fashioned into the of a vessel’s Grange, to, hold Hardison of Smyrna Mills was a week-end attended anti the serv K shape of candidacy. autoed to Temple Heights with Mr. Sprague single ring ramble about the place, with an next my inspec- regular meeting Thursday evening, Aug. guest at A. E. Cunningham's-Mrs. Oliver of Some of their friends took bow; some thin pieces of wood served South Montville, July 27th .. ft.rs. Alice!). possc-h § tion of some bush as a 7th; if the next I asked Dr. West to tell Mr. Haines that I high blueberries stormy, pleasant Thursday Wyeth and daughter Martha have returned Hunt and carriage, which was as sails, another piece at the stern as daughter Imogene are stopping for a elaborately I The night. All members are to be could not talk on the basis of paying anything special object. writer had never requested pres- home to Massachusetts.... Mrs. VV N Briggs few with Mrs. and they were escorted to the bo I rudder, and another as a These days Hunt’s sister, Mrs. R. F bowsprit. ent and the clam stew which will be for any change of attitude on his part ar.d sug seen like them. There were enjoy j has returned home from Portland.... Miss various toned bells announced t: anything Ames, in Lincolnville .. Mr and Mrs. Frank | yr eft could only sail before the wind served. gested that he simply try to make him see the bushes full eight feet on which the Vinie M. Nickerson left Tuesday for Bradford Rokes, Mr. H. W. Ladd and Mrs. Bean They took a brief trip to Roeklau f before high unreasonableness of his Dr. West Lucy ard often would capsize goingfar. position. her an berries in rich and to visit aunts, Mrs. Albion Strout and were in East Searsmont Mr. Thomas informal reception was giver: a' % hung purple clusters, came back after a while and said that it was Sunday A n advance wan made when masts were Mrs. Flora M. Holt.,..Miss Effie of of the bride’s there are of them. Shorey and friend of Boston are spending the.r vaca- mother, Mrs. Ktt,» | many Strawberries no use. that Mr. Haines had an ultimatum, whittled out and birch bark was used for Enfield ,who has been relatives in tion Union from S were visiting with Mr. Thomas’ uncle, Mr. Winslow street, to 10 p. m at f abundant here in their season. B i I i which he would put up and that was that I next was when town, is at Mrs. T. D. Nickerson’s. the relatives of the ssiis. The advance made One of ous?| employed Thomas. young couple f Then came then the low Ayer's Pills at should him five hundred dollars in cash. I raspberries, bedtime—just pay _Mr. E. R. Nickerson of Portland ent. Ice a of wood was fashioned into the ore. Acts on spent cream, cake and cigars we block bush and the the liver. Gentiy laxative. told Dr. West to inform Mr. Haines that I blueberries, high bush va- the week-end with his at W. J. Mat- SEARSMONT. of a hull and with masts Sugar-coated. All vegetable. family shape rigged will would be much obliged to him for keeping his Mr. riety be followed by blackberries Sold ■for 60 thews’in North even- Martin Thompson of Lynn, Mass., is when this hull years. Searsport.Thursday and sails—still another agreements and that it would seem to be to his galore. Other resources are a trout .Ask Your Doctor. ing, August 14th, the L. A. S. will hav-ip an visiting sister, Mrs. Matilda Reynolds, and wvas hollowed out and a deck laid; and fa&Ta; advantage to be in the position of one who stream and partridge shooting, and this apron sale and entertainment at the church brother, Albert Thompson.... Mrs. Howard would his but that was as lat er a lead kee. was added which gave keep agreements, Ice be Lyman and two children of season seven deer have been seen on the RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. cream and cake will served. Good mu- Meriden, Conn., is FORSAII far as I would stability and tnabled these tiny craft to go. sic will be furnished and the feat spending the summer at Mrs. Sadie Luce’s.... grounds. There are groves of noble principal sail. In one case the demand for Whereas, The angel of death has entered In the course of the conversations I told of the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon and daughter Ruth carry and a mixed in of fire readings by Mr. pines growth places Dur enclosure and taken from us our be- should assume of New Jersev are mipsts nf Mrs R*»vnnM* lead caused a serious leak in one house Dr. Wrest that I that Mr. Bradbury, the comedian from New York, who Good Ice Business he pine, chestnut and oak, with an occa- loved brother A. T. Stevens; therefore, be it. the Haines was going to do just as he had a- is the summer at the Parker Miss Sadie Fuller of W akefield is and it was discovered that lead Resolved That by his death we have lost spending cottage spending sional wild tree. Wild flowers are and was not back on his the remainder of the summer Belfast. apple a respected brother, his a greed going ! -Dr. F. C. Small and Mr. Hart of Belfast with her parents, mound a chimney had Been cut awav. family loving abundant, including orchids. Stopping husoand snd father, the community a valued promise to support, me and that on that ^ave bought Cliff cottage. Mr and Mrs. James Fuller.... Mr. and Mrs. The writer was quite successful among citizen. Must be sold at once as in our ramble to admire a thistle bloom assumption I would telephone to Col. Park- Eben Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon parti, associates in Machias in Resolved, That we, the members of Sea- nis boy building hurst to see if he could be in NORTH ISLESBORO. motored to to attend the barn! other important business. It that was more than two inches in di- side Grange, extend our heartfelt employed Rayside concert on to sympathy J ;hes" miniature yachts, but going to the bereaved in clerical or work the Miss Annie of Boston is the gue st th s week 0. into this for an invest ameter it was found to be inhabited a family their great afflic- any literary during Letteny Dr. S. Vickery is building a to'.look by tion and in 1853 to attend the E. M. C. point them to Him who alone can Col. Parkhurst authorized me to > af Mrs. Jennie Mrs. Thomas on the 'ducksport campaign. Gurney.... cottage shore of lake Quantabacook .. business. For lull particulars bumblebee, a honeybee, a butterfly and comfort the broken-hearted. crude and he could and children of Somerville arrived .3 found that his craft were say to him that give him such a Sprague July Mrs. George Plaisted and son Roger arrived to E. E. WYMAN 1. V another winged insect usually called a Resolved, That a page on our records be phone >6th for a visit at her old ... Mrs Lizzie when with those ?et apart for these a sent job, paying him, however, what his services horpe b> Sunday’s boat to spend the month of 11-shaped :ompared miller. The bees seemed to be resolutions; copy August Howes’ Block, tie'!,i- enjoying to the bereaved family, also one to the were after they were rendered Mr. ! Wyman and daughter Elsie arrived home last ith her Mrs. Turned out by a young man of that town. j worth, daughter, Raymond Packard themselves and at times were almost county papers for publication. w?ek after several in Mass a Haines had no further propositions to off* r spending months Mrs. Inez Brown of Warren is the of ! \s recalled their lines were graceful and guest A 16 H. P. Maxwell K hidden as burrowed into the Mrs. Elijah Committee rhusetts-Miss lie a nurse at the Auto they purple Ritchie,) and Dr. West, who was acting as Mr. Haines’ Gay Ryder, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cushman. Mrs. Brown and the Mr a. B. Smalley, on rheir rig complete, becoming blossom. Waldo is her vaca- j sale cheap. In running order. Mrs. E. B. Lunt. Resolutions. messenger, left my office, both he and I County Hospital, spending is slowly recovering from the serious accident one it was taken home and ) of 1 tion with her Mrs. Helen A E. E. 1 possessor having the belief that Mr. Haines would mother, Ryder... with which she met in the early spring. WYMAN was the winner of many a race. Many A ride of about 50 miles the Samuel D. ine musical and entertainment in occupied Haynes Pardoned. come out as a Progressive in the morning. ! literary later E. L. Macomber of Belfast, a and the route took us of Mrs. Robinson and Miss MONROE years afternoon, through Very much to my surprise, instead of do- rharge George Mr. and Mrs. F. L. do you hesitate to bu\ Augusta, Me.,July 29. After a which Lena Rose was at Palmer are at their cot- Why boat builder, as was his father before Barre, which is said to be the best farm- hearing ing that he telephoned the Secretary of given the Free Baptist lasted all and a short executive ses- in more than a day alter 23rd. Ice tage Northport ...Jasper Curtis, who has any year ago? The a method of these i ng town in Massachusetts. Here is the State his withdrawal. It is in- vestry, Wednesday evening, July him, devised building sion tonight the governor and council pardoned retracting in rream and cake were on sale_Miss employment Jamaica Plains,Mass.,is at home never he lower but the chances »i summer home and stock farm of Col. Samuel L). Haynes, who is serving a life sen- to note in this connection that, Mary toy boats which proved very satisfactory. teresting for a week’s tence in the state at with her vacation.Harold better to make on a ■ prison Thomaston for the after his failure to obtain the de- Niles violin, added much to the music Ellingwood, grow money a model he steamed thin Gaston. His residence, large enough for money who Making pieces murder of James L. Robbins, a Rockland it the has employment in Massachusetts, 19 j manded he advertises his Sunday morning service. It was aged farm, for the consumption a is built of a in 1879. This case has aroused as by him, sentiments of board which were pressed into Bhape, hotel, light reddish brick, policeman spending his v tcation with his He is thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed....Mr. parents. on ra much interest as any in the criminal juris- to be that “a good name is to be chosen j greater nearly everything the two sides of the hull. These has white trimmings and green blinds \lanson Yeaton of Boston arrived July 27th i accompanied by a friend_Miss Jenette making prudence of Maine and eight efforts were rather than riches.” farm than the Now great for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Colson from production. were then together, a lead keel ad- a nd is of colonial design. Opposite the made for his pardon. Brooklyn, N. Y., and Miss Evelyn ] put featon... .Miss Beulah Bates and sister Elsa some real that will Mr. Haines’ statements giving the story of Young of Searsport visited at G. A. Palmer's bargains pay you ded, a deck laid, and the boat sloop rig- h ouse is a tennis court. From Barre we were in Augusta a few days last week. $100 Reward his preliminary campaign are about as mis- last week-John M. Grant from over if you are thinking of buying and a went which is the $100 Medford* ged with two lower sails gaft- through Petersham, of leading as his statement being approached Mass., is visiting friends in town_Mr. and* vesting. Write for a list or come in bulls were white s ummer home of a of New York- The readers of this paper will be pleased to iopsail. The painted colony to but as he largely deals in St. learn that there is at least one dreaded disease withdraw, glitter- Mrs. George from Boston were recently’ us. It will cost you only your line craft. ers. Here are old that have and they were very pretty little dwellings that science has been able to cure in all its I will only that it is a town ing generalities, say called to by the illness of her father have some good business opening- this a transformation to suit the and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh of a -Mr. Macomber intended making undergone stages, cheap and handy weapon demagogue to Horace Webber.Mr. and Mrs. William Cure is the only positive cure now known to tractive prices. b but other matters demanded tastes of their present the howl about a “Ring” or a “Machine” when he of usiness, occupants by the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con- Emery Somerville, Mass., are visiting Mrs voters are not much in We also have something that is ait Jni8 attention and only a few were made, addition of pergolas, outside chimneys, stitutional disease, requires a constitutional finds that the favor of IF YOUR CHILDREN E.’s father, Forest Grant_Mrs. Geo. E. treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is take inter- for self-advancement the careful buyers in an investment J one of which is in the possession of the dormer windows, etc., ana as may be propositions supported King, Jr., will accompany her husband on a nally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- ARE DELICATE OR FRAIL said of all these by himself alone, to for a would be pleased to show you. •writer. hill towns there is no lack cous surfaces of the system, thereby destroy- trip Bethel, Me, week_Mrs. Aurelia John A. or of handsome Bhade trees on the streets ing the foundation of the disease, and giving Peters, undersize under-weight Johnson, who lives with her daughter, Mrs. We write all kinds of insurance the patient strength by building up the consti- ElUworth, Me., July 26, 1913. Laura Palmer, is visiting her daughter Rosie in the crowd- and in the remember—Scott’s Emulsion Do not forget to write, call or pi In the next seat always grounds. tution and assisting nature in doing its work in Lisbon Falls ... Miss Winifred Nealley from Station was an indi- The proprietors have so much faith in its cura- is nature’s grandest Winterport is visiting her cousin, Miss Maud interested, to ed and busy North The above letter has been read by me and I growing- tive powers that they offer One Hundred Dol- it Nealley in the village .. .The W. C. T. U. met evidence that The towns visited on these rides includ- an exact food; strengthens their vidual whose breath gave lars for any case that it fails to cure. Send desire to say that it is and complete bones, with Mrs. Annie Conant to observe Children's as makes blood and E. E. be had had his “morning bittere, al- ed North and West Brookfield, Brookfield, for list of testimonials. statement of the facts I remember them, healthy pro- Day. A goodly delegation of children was Wyman Land Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio vivid on motes present and were treated to ice cream and be was not affected Palmer, Warren, North Wilbraham, and my recollection is this particular sturdy growth. though noticeably Sold by all Druggists, 76c. Scott & Bowne, cake. The next meeting will be held with W. L. West. Bloomfield, W. J. 13-27 223-3 Howes’ Block. Belfast. thereby and was evidently a man of some Spencer, Leicester, Worcester, Holden, Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. subject. Mm. Eben Clement at White’s Corner. ; Don’t ia ! Rev. Charles. W. Woods, who is in B-.lfaa! forget that to tonight orchestra The Mines Annie V. end Caroline W. Field News of Belfast and will at the flee The | vicinity, speak next Sunday forenooi Belfast Opera House, reels entertained a four table bridge party at theii of at the Auditorium at Bayside, Northport. good pictures, including a two reel feature home afternoon and their beauti- j Concert. The Wednesday .. Tuskegee Com- and that ’’Heinaee’ There will be no great comedy, Resurrec- ful old Colonial home with its a concert in the meeting of the Pythian antique furnish- f „• give Me.hodist “WHEN tion," 4 Sisters until the last Friday night in August. by request. Advt ings was made doubly attractive by its decora- j morrow, Friday, evening, as a 1 a in his There tions of sweet peas and mignonette from the Tuskegee Institute. Rev. Charles The Belfast Band will give a concert and a man has rip coat was no meeting of the school home ball at Seaside hall next committee last and a garden. I a graduate of Columbia Univer- Grange Tuesday and three buttons on i Monday evening special only Mr. John •r.ember of the company. night. | meeting was called for last evening (Wednes- R. Dunton, whose marriage to his vest, he should either day) to act on the of Miss Hazel Miss Caroline W. Field takes in the .r.tial field rock wall has been com- The Daughters of Veterans will hold a resignatien place in Barnard of Lewiston, who has been offered a early fall, has leased the Albert M Carter the gate posts set at the Crosby meeting Memorial hall at 7.30 p. m. Aug- married or get divorced” get position in the Leavitt Institute at Turner house on Church (it roe on ust 7vh and a full attendance is desired. street, to be vacated by n N’orthport avenue. The Thursday, Friday, 1 But when he has a hole in Center, ten miles from her home. Miss Mari- Mr. and Mrs. William M. Randall, who will Saturday, radically done, many shrubs set, The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies’ on Hazeltine has for the Miss have rooms at the E. McDonald 31 dow boxes wit an applied position. H. house, July Aug. 1 2 abundance Hospital Aid will be held in room No. 2, Ma- his he needn’t do Aug. H1 stocking Julia Vaughan, recently fleeted to the City- nearly opposite. materially to the attractions of sonic Tcmgle, tomorrow, afternoon. : Quite a few of our Friday, I point her customers said didn’t know of our estate. either. Just buy r box of school, has resigned, physician ad- Annual Canadian Tour. C. W. Robbins they H L iok in the East Belfast items for par- a and has vising change of climate accepted a of Old Town, so well known in Eastein Maine G. A. R. attention! There will ticulars of the fair and entertainment to be position in a school in New Boston, N. H. j as the grea American traveler, will start on lunch at the close of the regular held at Trinity Reformed church August 1st U1-2 Price Sale of Wall | Evidently some people have no regard for Monday, Aug. 11th, for his nineteenth annual Papers August 5th. The Pwst is cor- The third in the series of eight band concerts' the travelling public, whether on business or personally conducted tour, including Quebec, last week, and | : to attend. It is for that reason we hoped every was given on the schoolhouse common last are to have another ; pleasure. A short time ago the lower Montreal and the Saguenay River, Niagara 7 <’• as matters of bridge show on present interest Tuesday It was a fine concert and holeproof the above evening. was closed to travel and Falls and the Thousand Islands, a tour which dates, when ce will unnecessarily, last come before the meeting. was enjoyed a crowd. Yes —Guaran- by large stockings. Saturday the draw was raised to admit of the probably includes more points of historic in- 1 itten of Boston, the firm who Ice Cream Party. The first ladies of terest than tour of similar in | fifty anteed Six Months without passage a barge and kept up until she was any length the n Everything in Wall Papers j ired the Burrington property on tickets at the A buying Colonial theatre tonight, turned and docked, a period of an hour and a country. number of our citizens have en- ri road below Little a hole or new hose free. S| ; just River, Thursday will free of a half. was this attractive with receive, charge check i Both ends of the bridge then filled joyed itinerary Robbins J in stock will be for one offered for sale at | Hearing the land for the sale of Shiro’s famous ice creams. Advt. I 6 prs. Men’s Hose, $1.50—$2.00 with vehicles, including not less than twenty- parties and they always return with words of one-half the regular o fse barn has been taken down, The five w’as and satisfaction. price. CASH SALE. members of the State board of assessors 6 prs. Women’s Hose, 2 00— 3.00 | automobiles Work begun weeks ago praise It is quite probable ! and the on |] removed ground leveled. held a session a section of State road on that our will be fj in this city yesterday forenoon 6 prs. and Girls' Hose. 2 00 Bridge street city represented in this year's o Yours : Boys’ truly. .fill spot for summer homes. at the office of and after it had been t >rn were An advt. in another column the county commissioners, at All Guaranteed Six Months with- up operations party. gives rates, so and more which the assessors from the towns in the suspended, and it remains. information may be had by writing -> Brackett of Harvard, who spoke out holes, or new hose Free. Three Mr. Robbins at Old Town. M Associated Charities committee county were present for comparison and con- Herbert S. Morey had a remarkable CARLE pairs Silk "Holeproof' Guaranteed escape & JONES. -.as entertained at luncheon at the sideration of assessments. from serious injury last Friday. He was at A Midsummer Fair The fair to be held for Three Months for Men and | work on the block on Court 6th f the Arts and Crafts shop. Othei and of 6 reels Frye street and August by the ladies of the North Con- Friday's Saturday’s program at Women, cost $2.00 for Men and was about 6 feet from the a : the party were Rev. Charles B. the Belfast H use includes the three standing top of 31 gregational church will be at the parsonage Opera $3.00 for Women. foot ladder when a section of Frank Donaldson of Yonkers, N* reel feature Jess, and The Mutual Weekly, about 8 feet grounds on High street, instead of in Memo- broke and Mr. who held on uise Hazeltine and Miss Margaret the most popular animated weekly out. Satur- off, Morey, to the rial Hall, as was at first planned. The sale Don’t make the mistake broken was ne. day night a special attraction. The Boston La- part, precipitated backward. As ; will open at 2:30, and at 3 o’clock the baby dies Orchestra. Advt. of the top broke off the main part of the ladder show will he the center of attraction. It is ge of Agriculture of the Lniversi- going to the wrong store. struck the brick wall and the section to have of o against hoped and several 111 iiuiu a unu at me iaiiii A series of good times is in store for the triplets pairs Remember, one to came just place with Mr. Mo:ey clingiog it in contact twins present, and all mothers are urged to iker, in the town of Albion. July auction devotees at Pitcher pond in the tourna- where can with it and broke his fail in such a manner bring ibeir babies. There will be no prizes. i A Campbell, who ha? charge of ment to be given by Mrs. A. C. Burgess, Mrs. you buy these j that the ladder was again broken and a section but all bringing babies uiid?r two and a half ! ve dairy plant at the University of C. H. Walden and Mrs. James H. Howes, The thrown about 15 feet to one side. Mr. ! Vllurc rtf tt*ill ,1 .,n:l h F. Non-Mending Holeproofs, Morey Hitchings, in charge of the guests will be members of their regular cluos. THE fina'.y landed on his back, but was only slight- free admission. Following the baby show will UNIVERSA CAR ei and Dr. L.S. The first was and that is ipI ford department; Merrill, given yesterday. ill ly bruised and has felt no effects from the be a concert of old songs. Mrs. E S. Bowk er % ((lj) i.\-ll jge of will be the j ! | Agriculture, Messrs. R. F. Dunton and C. W. Wescott, fa' has this in charge, and she has secured a fine the I old you d think it sillv ex- entertainment committee for the annual ia days, ^ Poor’s Mill*. Mrs. Elsie Banks has been array of local and visiting talent. The follow- .'-e M. Greenlaw entertained a lawn at the Home for Women are to party Aged and ing ladies are in ch irge of the tables, and will travagance pay three thousand for a very sick the past week remains | jf| Wednesday evening, July 23rd, in arranging for a novel feature in the form of a be || j about the same at this writing ...Mrs. Ella assisted by members of the Guild: Fancy horse. 'rs J. A. of Then why a | Ryan Lowell, Mass., children’s vaudeville to be given on the lawn I tabie, Mrs. A. A. Mrs. Frank buy heavy, expen- M Brown has spent the past two weeks in Mont- Small; food, §| u.g Belfast friends. The guests in the evening. Tr e Belfast Band will also tar ville with Mr. and Mrs. Volney Wiley; aprons and rompers, Mrs. R. F. Dunton; (lift today—when the M Alien Thompson, ,“nifty,” sturdy Patterson, Mrs. Walter A. Mrs. ( arrie Mrs. s|ve Emmons received a telegram Mrs. Thompson being sick....Mrs. W. A. candy, Charles F. Shaw; ice cream, Mrs. boid rs. Herman H. Coombs, Misses Advertised Letters. The letters performs its intended service so following Wednesday announcing the death of Elmer Jackson and children of Sanford returned W. L West. An admission of 15 cents is to be IP f(t| ridge, Lo Thompson and Bertha remained uncalled for in tne Belfast of- Baker in post Brockton. .Mass home last week after a visit with Mrs. Lucy asked, and all proceeds will be applied to the wonderfully well-and at so small a cost? Grape sherbet and “Sunshine” fice for the week 29th: H S ending July Gentlemen: Jackson.... Mrs. Julia G. Me Keen wras a re- fund for the interior of the The anteroom re-decorating rs served. B. B. Win. M. for Grade 7 in the High Oa .. UJ9 Batehler, Chamberlain, Herbert cent of Annabell Underwood ...John church auditorium. Among the out of town iCl Hunk what school was used as guest these G. H. W. building a polling place for prices mean-for the car that has M .ses were tried before Judge Davis, Green, Hastings, M. S. Staples- Shea of Boston is his vacation with people who will take part in the entertain- ard 2, instead of the spending stood the tests: Ladies- Mrs. Abner Opera House as in Runabout. $525: Touring Car, $<>00- ; niinicipai court Thursday, al! the Briggs, Mrs. Bertie Cur- his aunt, Mrs. Wentworth ...Mrs. ment are Miss Hazel Shaw of Winthrop, Mr. an) former years. Henry T°"'n Car' S80°-f- h■ Frankfort The es, Mrs. II. B. Mrs. E. F. W. Chase of Newton Miss Detroit, with all being people. Sweatt, Mary Wood. Nellie Morgan gave an interesting sermon last ville, Mass., m equipment,' Dr. Get anti all Fn s Mrs. Edith Erner Small reports a peculiar combi- and Miss K itherine Hilton of catalog particulars from Carle & tS | against Flagg, Sunday. She will speak every Sunday after- Gladys Pitcher, Jones. Belfast botanists were favored nation of names D. for a Monday for his first live calls Belfast, Waldo James Irving, all statutory Monday noon at 3 p. tn., local_Frank Holmes has Chicago. County Agents. with sjn :mens »of Centeaurea a — f v Jaeea, morning Pineo, Trim, Haycock, Brown and were ab bound over under $500 been stopping with J. F. Sheldon the past “new find” that came from Searsport. Gray's Gray. ; or appearance at the September week. PERSONAL. Manual says it is naturalized from i reme and H. Europe, court, got sureties. Veterans’ Meeting. The Waldo An Attractive Garden Party. The mid- and like the Devil’s paint brush is a c->m- County ■v.-is Mrs. Judge and Mrs. George E. Johnson returned counsel for Flag; and Veteran Association will hold the summer sale of the posite and will probably be found *n various August under the auspices Episco- Arthur Ritchie for Monday from a visit in Albion. Irving, with Mi last after- places another season, much to the meeting South Branch Grange, Prospect, pal sion was given Thursday disgust L. A. Currier of is a tie Frost was the at K. o: P. hall. If noon on the of and Mrs. J,»mes P. Mrs. Indianola, Iowa, hostess for a o? farmers. Its common name is star thistle. August 7th, stormy, the grounds Hon. at the home of Dr. Elmer Small. {Nineteenth next fair This guest Annual ible parlor croquet party at her day. meeting is by invitation Taliaferro at the junction of Church and High Tour! Last afternoon was all one could Friday of riiiport avenue, Wednesday even- the grange. As we have never met in Pros- streets. The location, residence and grounds Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hill o: Pittsfield are on ask for a picnic, and a goodlyjjnumber of Loyal PERSONALLY CONDUCTED i o:d Dainty refreshments were pect before it is hoped the boys will make a aro among the most attractive in the city, and a carriage drive through Waldo County. Temperance Legions and W. T. C. U. members | ;e guests present were Misses special effort to meet the people of old Pros- presented an animated and pretty scene. The H. L. Lord returned Quebec, and friends arrived in good season at the Bark. by Tuesday morning’s Montreal, Saguway River, pect. The usual fare will be furnished Mr. and Niagara Margaret Craig, Miss Alice Mill- by the playthings of the little grandsons of boat from a brief pleasure trip to Boston. j The afternoon was spent in the usual manner Falls and Thousand uth Bend, Ind and Messrs. Charles grange. Bring along your goodies. Come Mrs. Taliaferro, including aenute, see saw,etc Islands, at the waters' edge, viz: bathing, wading, skip- Mrs. M. D. Pearson and son Kenneth of Re- | £ all Vt., Frank of and hear the boys tell cf their Gettysburg were placed at the disposal of the children, ennington. Sleeper ping stones, building monuments to unknown vere, Mass., are in Belfast for the summer. Mass., William S. of Minne- trip.—A Stinson, Sec’yf. who not only enjoyed themselves to their ut- Kelley heroes, games, etc. were taken l ihesS* Group pictures Mrs. James R H irrim in of Alameda, Calif., j I n and of of hut entertainment for the Roy Ellingwood Belfast, and it was tea time when Footnotes Belfast History. The re- most furnished Leave Old Town. hardly appetites had is the guest of Mrs. Carrie M. Matthews Monday, August II. 1.45 P. M. cent of an Mr. and Mrs. Taliaferro and their \ \ •rious and serious accident oc- to be appeased from the well laden lunch perusal old record book found in spectators. Northpurt avenue. “ pril'e "■'thin the garret of the Dickerson house on Cedar Mrs. E. W. Lane, extended a cordial 4 I Friday afternoon in Lincolnville, baskets. About 6.30 p. m. all said au revoir daughter, ”*t/tiond.VaDHe a"td ? 1 street so to the into welcome to the visitors and courtesy and Wm. H. Keene and Mrs. A. E. Bicknell spent ; N -rthport line, and has caused no and returned home, tired but happy. proved interesting lady every wnose last in Morrill with Mr. Keene’s easiness. Asa H. Pitcher possession it came that it suggested assistance to those in charge of the affair, and Friday was hay- Mrs. George b. Harriman of New York the in form of the material them the mbers of the mission wish to daughter, Mrs. Edmund Brown. > home and saving permanent to ti place, having completed gave a luncheon, followed auction, at her by therein contained to the their The threat- Miss Velma a he a relative Belfast La- express gratitude. Mitchell, Miss Florence > lsIS“s::=si-«gf||gFalls and time tied his horse to tree publicly Chap- | Omitting Niagara at l’nousand j cottage Kelley’s Cove last Friday after- Islands crv S dies’ Aid of Civil War This wea:her Castine and Camden les and Miss Clarabel Marsh were guests origin Shi'T in a Vaelt. Theatrical cen- -AT- interest in enrolled. % delphia, Mrs. Annie W. Weeman and Mrs. Mrs. O. E. Clay and son, Basil H. Newell but it is thought it was occupied ters in the have returned from a ten days' carriage drive deeply forthcoming engagement J -hn Cuzner; candy, Miss Grace Bickford; ice night. Daniel and of The Primaly Election. There was through Albion, Canaan, Madison, Skoivhegan Billings family of the Klark-Urban Company at The very Misses Coloniaj cream, Mrs. A. C. Hopkins, Maude B. and Lexington. left Thursday afternoon, after occu- little interest in the election held in Theater for three days, commencing next primary and Geneva P. Miss Steward Heald; punch, of cottage for a week and at their de- this last Monday co choose Republican Ralph H. Hart Rochester, N. Y., arrived Thursday evening, Aug. 7th. The opening city Mrs. A. P. Good- Bramhall’s Margaret 0 White; aprons, last Sunday to join his wife and two children Market. verything was all safe. The loss was will be “Alias and Democratic candidates for Congress from play Ginny Valentine,” one of hue, and children’s table. Miss Doris Cuzner, in a two weeks’ visit at the home of Alonzo with no insurance. The third to the late "(•o, policy the surest hits in a decade. In this the district succeed hon. For- Hart, Lincolnville avenue. remark- EAST ut a Jew before the fire and the rest Good win of The lack of in BELFAST. days able play, which has been running two in Skowhegan. suc- W. J. Miss and years many outside friends contributed to the Mr. and Mrs. Clifford, Doris ad to neglected get it reinsured. A New York, the leading character is a terest was, however, only with the voters. Master Clifford, motored to Waterville Mr. and Mrs. profes- cess of the affair. Ralph Everett Smith arrived last and while there booked some was also burned. sional who has trained The mayor, as the special champion of ex Con- Tuesday “Ding” Sun safe-breaker, his fin- lay morning from Waltham. for a Luce Again in Court. The eff irts of Mrs. feature for the Beliast Mass, S. W. was active in big pictures Opera iiker Charles K. Coombs and his ger tips to such a degree of sensitiveness gressman Gould, very his visit with her mother, Mrs. T. L. to of her House. Shute, on behalf, and from an auto distributed Evelyn A. Mudgett regain possession Orrir. J. Dickey, did the heaviest that he can detect the fall of the levers in a flyers Searsport avenue. E. Walter A. of is Kitchen Northport by Dr. Prince Cowan, Esq Winterport safe or telling what Mr. Gould would do for Belfast if cottage occupied, rk in the history of the establish- vault by his sense of touch, thus being with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Frost The Ladies' Aid of who claims to hold a lease running stopping during Mason’s Mills chapel heid able to it of his elected. This was followed by a circular from Luce, in the office of Thursday, July 24, when they had open regardless ignorance of the three days spent Judge an ice cream social at the this season, resulted in the arrest of chapel last Fridav l.i the The the combination. The first act fii this some one opposed which said: “The voters through George E. Johnson each week. Mr. wan was during day. dead were ds train- night and it was well attended. A Luce 23rd on the charge of resisting from Pittsfield. short pro- rc A want to know what else Mr Gould assured Dr. formeily "olinp A r.nr’norn M Conr-rn ed criminal in where a fortu- the July Sing Sing piison, gram was given and $8.00 was netted. the it the" and then an officer and of illegally carrying dangerous Mrs. James Mitchell and Mrs. and Mrs. Lydia Ann Wentworth of nate train of circumstances wins for him the Mayor—was followed a daughter, was or return- The annual fair will be of the Belfast vote Deputy Sheriff C. 0. Dickey Henry Macdonald, Alberta, Canada, given in virs. Lewis W. Benner of and also him on the picture postoffice, '"'he of weapons. Trinity Girl gubernatorial Northport pardon puts ed to Boston last Saturday from a visit with Reformed Church the city by wards was as follows: the complainant. Mrs. Mudgett’s son, Albert tomorrow, Friday. In the Isaiah Cross of Lincolnville. The suai^uL luau tu iciuuu. iiiiuugn tile Kinu- Belfast relatives. Mr. Macdonald met his afternoon there a Ward 1 2 3 4 5 went to the cottage with two car- will he sale of useful articles Benner ar.d Cross calls were ness of influential friends whom he has been Totai Mudgett, wife in Boston for the trip west. received and the Peters.60 28 24 9 5 126 to make some necessary and supper committee w ill serve a buunti fu able to benefit this bank-looter is penters, repiirs wenty minutes. Mr. Coombs shipped former Haines 7 8 4 7 3 Miss Hazel Barnard of Lewiston and Miss 29 supper from 6 to S m. t e took with him Sheriff C. 0. Dickey. will leave next p. and several mains of Mi?s Eliza A. Ginn to East given a position in a national It ID 7 3 50 Deputy Anne M. Kittredge of this city responsible Patiangall.15 committees are to the of the for St. John, and Fredericton, N. B. working hard to make it the ■n the boat. bank. There, by honest and efficient service Gould 61 35 45 12 5 168 According testimony complain- Monday Thursday morning and best fair In the the Digby.Halifax Yarmouth,Nova Scotia.They yet held. the evening at 8 o’clock he soon works his to near the of ant when party approached cottage Wanted Northport Bridge. The writer way top will several inWolfville and take a has 0*3 spend days the following musical program will he Dr. Luce and said that Mr. Dickey in the given: •*-r the road at Little River the ladder, when a child, having accidentally appeared walking trip Evangeline country. -AT- frequently Song, "Pretty to be An Evening With Samuel Lover. come in if he wanted to, but the rest Stars," Rowe, played and j been shut in a the combination of which By could Rev. E. S. Philbrook, Mrs. Philbrook and -n what the conditions are and what vault, sung by Charlotte Knowlton special invitation Rev. Charles B. Ames enter- must out. Then, according to Mr. D ckev. two children of Sanford, have arrived for their ous has not yet been he is forced to stay Song, L. plans for improvement have been, determined, and Mrs. Philbrook and children Bert Davis tained the Reading Department at the Arts Luce made a motion as if to draw a re- annual visit Piano a choose a Dr. solo, "Consolation 'sat seems to be the best solution has between life and his secret. The wi 1 remain for several weeks. Mr. Philbrook Mendelssohn, and Crafts room last Monday taking the witness closed in on him and there Marjorie Pratt of play is founded on a short story the late 0. evening, volver, wi.l leave on Friday in a party including Mr Chicago been called to our attention. It is by Vocal solo. Selected, John Parker up Samuel Lover, an Irish poet, novelist, mu- was a scuffle in which the officer took a re- and Mrs. Robertson of Belfast and that Henry, called “A Retrieved Reformation.” It George Piano solo Miss 'ws; the road swing to the right Mt. Amy E. Stodard sician and miniature painter. Lover was born from Dr. Luce, him in an auto, Miss Beulah Philbrook of Brewer for Vocal -v !>e is written in the manner of volver placed duet. Selected, foot of the Murphy hill, run behind straightforward Katahdin for an outine. in 1797 and died in 1868. In 1818 he to Belfast, where he was Misses Katherine C. and Paul and in the sang pub- and brought him Quimby Caro Hatch ni farm near the new filtering plant of Armstrong's plays, most sue Vocal solo, licly in London one of his own and Knowlton found him selected. Miss Katherine Brier cessful manner that songB arraigned. Judge guilty, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox of Fryeburg •ifast Water Co., cross the river on the prolific author ever wrote, Piano duet, ’’N'orwegean Bridal through its influence came at once into him under bonds, are making a in their touring car through Procession," ■ which, that the “Heir to the public fined him, and placed $100 trip Miss Marjorie Louise abutments anc continue in a straight considering the State and the week-end in Belfast, Pratt. Beckwith favor and published his first volume of and James S. Harriman as spent Vocal solo. "Cavaleria FOR SALE songs with Arthur Ritchie Rusticana.” 'trike the road on the level be- Hooran,” “Salomy Jane” and the “Deep Pur- where their many friends gave them a cordial Masoayne, present and ballads. It was about Miss Hazel Sheldon of A first-class this time that sureties. Ritchie was counsel for Dr. Luce. came Auburn, Me restaurant and •• ple” came from his is a statement to welcome. They from Fryeburg by the dining-room. Burd cottage on the side, pen, Tickets to Northport O’ More”and were dram- the work of shore Rockland and Cam- supper and entertainment 35 Good which much is to be attached. Seats “Rory “Handy Andy” Thursday the carpenters began route, through Bath, location, good business. Price rea- ■old avoid the hills at each end of the weight cents; atized. After his health failed he The crew removed den, and left yesterday on their return home entertainment 15 cents. on came to tearing down the cottage. sonable. to bridge. We understand that Mr. Burd sale at box office next Tuesday morning at via Waterville, Augusta, etc. Mrs. Tarbox is Apply America several times on lecture tours. L and had commenced on 9 Advt. His the cook house and woman as she was a and is -'ive the land on the Belfast o’clock. as charming a girl JELLISON & GREER. damages work took a wide Mis? poetical range, and the poems the main house when Mrs Luce, who was very loyal to her friends of girlhood days and Helen Picksley.who recently bought the permanent bridge be built that would New Advertisements. three Frank Waterman house next Only days read by Mr. Ames, with selections from alone in the absence of her husband, became her home-coming brings many pleasant gath- the City Park on he 1 the wear of years. 1st and 2nd—of the erings. The only regret is the brevity of her shore front, will have extensive and more—July 31st, August “Handy Andy,” gave n.s hearers an intimate and work was suspended, to be re- repairs hysterical stay. improvements made, including a veranda FOR arming Breakfast. One of the most half-price sale of wall papers at Carle & Junes'. of theauthor and his SALE knowledge characteristics- sumed later, the intention of the owner being across the front. Dexter T. Clement will do affairs for Miss Florence Don't miss this in His of in the carpenter work. Miss HA 1,1.1-. i I .v given M. I opportunity. Everything reading Peggy the Low Bached Car,” to clear ihe lot. Dr. Luce asserts he has a Picksley will make Cl'Al>TON S.pare Piano, the (~\\K‘-K* se wall in stock is offered at one-half the place a permanent summer home. oak timing set. and other hou marriage to Morris L. Slugg took papers was specially pleasing, and the sweet song, lease of the cottage which runs through this told goods. Musi bo sold at oner to settle was a breakfast at regular price. Cash sale_The Old Corner Fisherman. Low all estate. t'-rday, Bohemia, “Row, was charmingly season. He has resisted attempts to evict Pale Children Inquire at the r..er home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe Store will have honest at honest 30lf Drug goods rendered. The regular meeting in August him, being under bail to answer to three Ayer's Sarsaparilla helps nature ELLIS HOUSE, IDS High Street. -i;o, with Miss Clara of this will be the of their to make red blood. No Keating prices—honesty keynote will he the 12th and 26th, when Mrs. J. C. charges before the Supreme Court as the out- rich, FOR SALE hostess. The affair was given at 12 business policy.... There is one Durham will take to him alcohol. just place up the life and work of come of resisting attempts get out. The power boat Renoh, I n, 34 feel by 7 feet Sold for GO years. t Thursday morning. The attractive where the Robert Louis Dr. Luce has no lease | 8 incheo. outliUed. to take nen-mending Holeproof stockings Stephenson. Mrs. Mudgett says that Completely Ready To Let ■as Ask Your Doctor. possession f..ur comfort- handsomely decorated wiih roses may be secur-.d,and that’s ihe Dinsmore store. to the immediately. Sleep or any other title cottage. An able sea hoR Miss Hill. Morday afternoon at ably. boat Launched June 1, Parlor and peas. A huge ribbon tied basket -Parlor and sleeping room, upstairs, to let 19i.. Built sleeping room up stairs, with Mrs. Richard P. by Hayes of Bar Harbor. Power, ruses formed the and rose on Franklin 130, Whitman of Campello, 1914 water centerpiece, street, opposite the postoffice_ Sterling engine, 2U h. p. Mew o le build- running and hath, on Franklin Mass a luncheon at street, were scattered over the gave the Arts and Crafts ing. Wiil lay at Camden for until table, which See appointments of Dr. E. H. Boyington, eye inspection opposite the postoftice. For room for Miss 4ih. Address A. B. particulars, re Florence M. Hill. Sixteen August HOMER, smaller baskets of candied rose petal specialist-Colburn’s cut price sale of sum- young cal! on or address were Camden Herald Office. Nuns. The ladies present to erjoy the delicious place cards were both mer shoes will begin today. See the advt. for I 8 MRS. menu, which included CARRIE E. PEIRCE. and Miss Hill found a cantaloupe, lobster new- appropriate. particulars-The New York Bargain Store, CARD OF THANKS. 20 tf burg in pate cases, hot biscuit and uire bride, with satin dress, veil and Colonial Theatre building, will have an August olives; salad Waldorf and ice cream We wish to express our thanks to our J*t complete, while the pint and white clearance sale, August 1st to 8th, when there crackers, with neigh- chocolate sauce, bors ami triends lor courtesies in our bereave- 'Vsmaidi* on the cards of the other The cakes, salted almonds and guests will be remarkable price reductions. ment of the ioss of our beloved one. coffee. The tables were most a,J,:e(* another note to the dainty color scheme. balance of their millinery at one-half price... attractive with MK. L. W. liENNER, LOST lr*f large baskets of pink and lavender MR. A. P. A elaborate menu, from the caviare served Table board wanted for a family of four- sweet peas. BfcNNER, pair of eye glasses with gold chain and and the affair was most MRS. G. SMITH, pm attached Finder return large basket of ice, with a bow of Half-price on all suits at Carle & Jones’- j enjoyable_Monday I please them to pink I MRS. LANGILL. MRS. LEWIS W. evening from 5 tc 7, Mr. and PENDLETON, Nnbon on the handle, to the which were The Ford is the universal car. Get catalog Mrs. Elon B. ices, At Miss White's, 21 Cedar Street. '7wn Gilchrest entertained a number *n the shape of pink hearts and also and all particulars from Carle & Jones, Bel- of young peo- Berved ple for Miss Hill and Mr. :r> a frozen basket, was both unique and fast, Waldo County agents... .A 7-room tene- Slugg. Mrs. John C. Pillabury, Miss Florence E. LOST -cious. The coffee was served on the ment in a good location with all modern im- Dunton, Miss P. WANTED rf,aose present were: Mise Hill, Mias Keat- blue mohair coat with Irish lace collar. Re- party all present, with one lw31p Block, ‘n£. and Misses Evelyn P. Mori son, CoraS. Mori- ward offered... .Power boat for sale at Cam- exception, numerous friends. The out of town CARDOFTHANKS^ Bon» Katherine C. Quimby, Marian den-Mr. L. W. Benner, Mr. A. P. Benner, guests were Mrs. CharleB Haycock of Hazeltine, We wish to thank our friends who so Mrs. N. kindly To c. C. G. Smith a card Chamcook, B.. Mr. and Let Pineo, Misses Margaret White Mrs. and Mrs. Langill publish Mrs. Richard P. assisted us in our late bereavement, also the Whitman of u O’Brian of of thanks... .Mrs. Emma A. Cross, Mr. and Claude B. Rob- CARLeTsTjONES’ friends that sent beautiful flowers. *^lann, Fla„ Mary Detroit, Campello, Mass., many A seven-room tenement, in good location, lch., Mrs. L. A. of Misses erts of MRS. EMMA A. Bushby Chicago, Mrs. Herbert A. Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Boston, Misses Harret Dunn of Buffalo, CROSS, with all modern Heal, Katherine E. MR. and MRS. HERBERT A. WILEY, improvements. Apply to p ari^n Brier, Dorothy Talbot N. Y.; Marian WaBhburn of Lewiston and anks of Mrs. Jobs C. D. Cross and Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. pub- Mary MR. and MRS. CHESTER D. CROSS, M. R. Mr« Boston, Pillabury, O’Brean of KNOWLTON, Elon B. lish a card of Detroit. MR. and MRS. EARL L. TALBOT. Gilchreat. (hanks. 2w31 City Building. \ V

loan of to circum- new that “times change and we change with $350,—alluding many a schoolhouse in a Hindu village a a Off india. lSamuel Burrows, Waldoboro, Maine, n-ALlM) SS.—Ill Cubit 1,1 Annals of Belfast tor Half stances From Far few miles out of Balasore. The FlMl.at 9E them.” connected with the murder—and people 46 months. last, on tbp 8th ■' k With this year commenced another de- Benjamin Kelley was the purchaser. Knapp, Jr., subsequent- answering, IGeorge W. Eaton, Chelsea, Mass. 44 allowed.Ve ■ fast to go and besides the letter was intended. He passing away. home, my Kindergarten months. \ cade in this to the On the 20th of October the Rev. Ferris ly appeared and A true ,1 I century. According Balasore is hotter than an oven now. Girls Schools I have now 180 Zenana 26 copy. Attest*: was Nathaniel Gurney, Waldo, Maine, ARTUL R W. the Fitch was ordained of course unable to comprehend its women in as laEON | m national census, then just completed, Pastor of the First Often as I sat writing at my desk the their homes pupils. There months. AKii, it in the are 15 Zenana of Belfast was 3077; an in- Congregational Church and con- import, and immediately placed perspiration would drip from my Angers, teachers and I try to go lSamuel J. Belfast, 44 population Society I Gurney, Maine, At a Probate Court held 1 and I must cover with one teacher for a few hours I at Belfast H crease of 1051 since 1820. That nected the exercises were as hands of the Committee of Vigilance, always my writing pa- every months. for the of popula- therewith; after in Couuty Waldo, out he\. B per with a blotter else it becomes so wet day having been school for some 'Frank G. 36 day of a. D. 1913. ■ tion consisted of 1585 1492 fe- follows. who promptly adopted measures for the Haynes, Fairfield, Conn., July, males, 1 cannot write. hours. The Zenana work interests me A months. certain instrument, purporting t. B between arrest of its writer. G. Waters, much as males. There were 08 persons Introductory Prayer by Rev. Mr.Loper Joseph It seems hardly possible that up here very thus I get in personal con- Ephraim Lermond, Lincolnville, Maine, i\ will and testament ot Cai,.’"i- B tact of Belfast, in said of u tile of 60 and 24 between 70 and of Sermon Rev. Mr. Esq., of Salem and George Jones, a among the hills there can be a so with Hindu women to teach them 5 months. County B ages 70; Hampden. by Shep- place having been presented for probat. cool and comfortable. the gospel message. B 12 between 80 and 90, and one over ard of Hallowell. to Pastor Police officer of Boston, were sent here, 'Austin McCobb, Hollister, California, Ordered, That notice he B 80; Charge by Oh there is so much to be done and so given t„ a : Mr. 44 months. terested a of was Rev. Mr. of before the the time and Mrs. Frost, whom some of by causing copy tt B 90. The population of the county Blood Bucksport. Right arriving just 22d, few to do it! It’s blessed work. published three weeks you know, came to when 1 Help IGeorge A. Messer, Hollis, N. H., 44 success^, B of the towns com- hand of limited for the to it. Darjeeling us your pul'liean Journal, published at U, H 29,784; the population Fellowship by Rev. Mr. Thurs- reply came here. I went to with by prayers. months. j Darjeeling Yours in and may appear at a Probate Court B an ton of There were then two Post-offices in C. E. Christian fellow- posing it was 22,002 in 1820; showing Prospect. Address to the people them for an hour or two, then took a Henry L. Mitchell, Bangor, Maine 12 Belfast, within and for said Coum B Sadie ond of the one in that of the hoiseback ride of 25 miles the ship. Gowen. months. Tuesday august next B increase in ten years of 7928. by Rev. Mr. Adams of Camden. Con- Prospect; part through clock before noon, and show 9 mountains am now 'Charles B. Phenix, Togus, 33 town which is now was to the place where I Maine, have, why the same should i.. t .. 9 cauldron of social, moral cluding Prayer by Rev. Mr. Duncan of Searsport village The reform, staying, a large and far The months. proved and allowed. Jackson. called the West office. An Kalimpong, First Maine B was here The ordination services were Prospect famed mission station of the Cavalry. 'Surma dal Richards, Belfast, Maine, 44 1,1 and political bubbling violently Scotch A true Attest officer was stationed at this and the months. copy. B at the Unitarian meeting-house. Mr. Presbyterian church. arthik and hereabouts this year. Anti-gam- First Sergeant Melville B. Cook Writes \v. LEu.v v B other office and also at the office Jans F. Sawyer, Togus, Maine, 5 Fitch continued to be Pastor until In this place are from bling, anti-liquor-drinking, anti-running- May people many Entertainingly as to it. months. in this were races as it is near the borders of At a IT. bate Court held at I 9 extrava- 15, 1832, when the connection between place and letters sent Thibet in-debt. anti Much has been written about the Aifi* d C. Strout, Thomaston, 37 tor the of Waldo, 9 anti-litigation, and and differ as in First Maine, County to each of the offices addressed to China, they greatly a. and various associations him and the church was dissolved by Charles Maine Cavalry, a Regiment raised in dif- months. ■Ilily, 1). 1913. 9 gance-in-living color, dress and manner as though they Jr. On the 24th a ferent sections of the State and u Wentworth, S li’KNDALLW. TURNER of 9 of similar character were mutual consent. His successor was Rev. Grant, young man were of countries. ustered George Belfast, Maine, organized. widely separated into U. S. service at months. V? diiiii oit Emm.i Bai.ev, 9 called at the West office and in- Just Augusta, Maine m tit ot 9 Alas for weak human nature!- it Silas McKeen, who was installed Feb- Prospect below the mission house where I said County \\aido, uecea-.. poor, October, 1861. Frank J. Wood, 26 sen ted a u am is a thatched house Oakland, California, petit, pi ay mg that s 9 ruary 28, 1833. quired if there was a letter for him, giv- staying long, low, It served in was but a brief time before the witches and in the field nearly four years months. Palermo he appoint. at.mm:-!. 9 it are over 200 women and chil- tate ot saut deceased 9 On the 3d of November the first num- the name of Charles he not been The three m mbers who mixed the broth were detected in ing Grant, Jr.; dren. of sad. having discharged until late in following were many them very Recently Otdeteii, that the said petitto B ber of the Maine was August, 1865. The regiment carried lost to us so far as any record of them it to their own use. Workingmen’s Advo- immediately arrested by the officer there has been serious trouble between up- all persons iir.eieMeii by can'.!. 9 appropriating private on its the •an be obtained. The China rolls, including original mem- Pension Depart- order to be published three v. 9 followed the cate made its appearance. It was of the stationed there and brought on his and Thibet, so that all the Chinese A natural feeling of disgust here; bers, the recruits received while ac ing nt at D. C that in The Republican Journal, soldiers have been driven out and cannot the Washington, reports 9; same dimensions and arrival it was at cnce iisbed at heJa-t. that they m.iv 9 reaction followed, and as a typographical ap- discovered that front, and men transferred from the their nines have never been on file in ,i, detection; go back. some- « Having been there for First bate Court, to be held at I ;':- JK suffer- pearance as the Maine the last the Charles was District Columbia Cavairv. 3226 their Department. they are said on the 12th ..1 9 usual consequence the good cause Farmer, self-styled Grant, Jr., time many uf them had marrried Thibe- Probably County, d;t> men. dead a id are so recorded. are 1913, at t> 11 of the ciuek belm ,9 honest number of which issued in the John C. R. whose tan but a Thibetan woman can- They ed. Scheming, selfish men, and previous Palmer, Jr., parents women, cause.il any they have, why u„ iB After serving over two 2.7.1 me:-, namely: not go into China on mil of her so years, -l.ouUi not lie 9 but deluded fanatics, strove to seduce month. John Dorr, Esq., who w’as for were residing here, and who was con- p life, re-enlisted for three petitioner grain. lljonathan Brown; Maine .. .> the soldiers brought their wives and fami- years, additional Searsmont, J A 1 L!. m into the wor- several a book-seller and victed some two before of break- a term of five 15 months. A true Attest: 9 the honest and credulous years here, years lies and left them under the service, making years, and, copy. protection those men ARTHIK V\ I.ha i, 9 was ever after were as 'Martin Carr, Maine, 2 ship of strange Gods; but the result was whose store in the wooden building ing into Mr. Wetherbee’s store and sent of the English Government and the mis- designated Thomaston, sion “Veteran Volunteers.” months. will be until human at Nesmith’s Corner on the site of the to the State’s Prison; from which he had and have gone away to their own then—as it always During its period of Charles J. Olson, 44 At a Probate Court. held ? ra 9 The women cannot back to enlistment this Thomaston, Maine, one now Mr. David Lancas- country. go for the Countv ot Waldo, ot p. 9 nature is sanctified—the deceived and occupied by been discharged some five months. regiment lost more men killed in months. Thibet, because for having Chinese hus- action, July. A. 1). 1913. 9 the ter, was its proprietor. Mr. Dorr is still He admitted that he wrote the Grant died of wounds receiveds and from dis- lMen who re-enlisted in the field. led soon became iconoclasts, bands would be at once killed. STUD I EV ot B astray they than last known Seaisp. in Its charac- ease, any Cavalry regiment in the 'The of Jonathan Brown Ij»KANKAdelaide J. Stud lev. having IB Gods were cast down and broken living Augusta. political letter and stated that he was in Salem They are spoken of as “The Deserted pi. strange service of the United States was a letter that he had a tion praying tor a license to >,-ii was army, a stating joined jB ter anti-Democratic. At the close on the third of three Wives.” Government has given some tate described in sain to and the officiating April, days before, total of 325 men. volunteer of soldiers at petition 9 fragments priests land to and the mission has built company Cape of its fifth volume its name was and on the three them, March Ordered, That the said petition* 9 their altars were in the dust. changed again ninth, days after 7th, 1865, a General Order Town, Soutli Africa, and was sent into at tramped them a house. You know no by all persons interested by causo-g w to the American the missionary from the War the interior to battle Advocate, publica- the that on the second of the names of against Gen. order to be three w. u> 9 Early in the year the "Belfast Ly- j murder, April has ever got far into Thibet to stay, but Department, Krug- putdtshed twenty-nine battles in which this er. in Tilt Republican Journal, a new9 tion of which ceased in 1836. a was made to him one cannot see regi- was and a Constitution April, proposition by of you the hand of God leading ed at Belfast, that 9 ceum" organized ment bore a were ordered tube in- Alvin A. Carter and Charles B. Phenix they may a) pc the some of to a part, Court, to be belli at w were During greater portion if not the the Crowninshields to assist in the mur- them knowledge of Himself Belfast, nlri 9} The first officers elected scribed on the colors of tlit? were tiansferred to U. S. re- adopted. even their sorrow and regiment. Navy by County, on the 12tn day of Augn-t. V TITM1- O. __T71_ niiirol* entire by hardships. of the of the a At the close at ten o period publication der and to receive Iherefor third part Dr. of the war seven additional quest. of the clock belore n* jB Graham, the head of the mission cause, if whv first named it was under the had Published any they have, tae 9 edi- of which **v,“k engagements been by of Justus Hurd, paper $1000, Joseph J. Knapp, Jr. 1a a mail ui iaiui. participated in, courtesy Bridgton, should not be A. Washburn, Vice-Pres., ucjc, mi^iuy mulrinnr Mil’vfir iL.. i; 1 I- -1 petitioner grained 9 torial of Samuel He News. Jaa.Es Mi \ 9 Sec. The first article in the Constitution management Upton, had offered to pay to the person who believes, he prays, and God does regiment, a record not A true copy. Attest: K a of the wonderful works him. equalled by any that its was “the diffu- Esq., prominent politician day. should commit the act; that he de- through other A KTHVK " LKu.N Ml B declared object regiment in any other army of ser- He resided a while in after leav- Upon the side of one of these vice in the sion of Useful it contem- Bangor clined the proposition and left Salem the huge whole U. S. army. This does Knowledge;” mountains in inis ana removea inence to sight of Kinchunjunga, the not include the raids At a Probate Court hem at Heim- the of “a and ap- mg place, next evening; that when he returned, on many and skirmishes HUMPHREY! j plated purchase library second highest m the in which the for tlie Countv "f Waldo on tl. where he died in 1842. peak Himalayas,are regiment bore a part. A. 1). IV 13 to illustrate the sciences.” Its Washington, aged the 9th, one of the Crowninshields told fourteen with These remedies are t July, \ paratus whitecottages playgrounds The who was a scientifically writer, member of I K municipal oflieei s of 1 fifty-seven. him that the used in and flower a commodious carefully prepared prescriptions; used t. Monroe, were held semi-monthly through dagger committing gardens, large, B, has been more con- the inhabitants of meetings Company closely many Dr. in his Tl Monroe as' } a in the of church and sehoolhouse, well years by Humphreys private Kzra Hanson, late of in the Among the Lecturers resid- During heavy gale evening the murder had been melted. equipped nected with the membership of that and for Monroe, | year. and modern as practice, nearly sixty years the Waldo, deceased, ha vim '* December about rods in to English methods, with and therefore will by present' here were Rev. William Frothing- loth, twenty the of this information Company, omit further with satisfaction. praying that 1*T-dn iek I. Palmei ing Upon strength only teachers or rather Scotch. people English mention of (he and make appointed atiinintstraun f the I Doctors length of the east bridge, built in 1806, In each regiment only Medical Book mailed free. ham. Hon. Alfred Johnson, Jr., J. Jr. and his brother cottage is a so-called mother and statements deceased. ; Joseph Knapp, concerning Company B's ser- Wil- was swept away; no attempt was made auntie and from to Ordered, That the said petitu m Monroe, Alden Moody and Barker, John Francis were both of twenty thirty young- vice. No. for arrested; Prict’ all pel soils interested ., to it but a new was built sters of various sizes and colors. In all h> oauslllg j liam William G. and Al- repair bridge them were afterwards When we left in 1 Fevers. Congestions, Inflammations..25 elder to he published IllleeWeek- Stevens, Crosby convicted and about 40u Augusta, March, | homeless boys and girls have on 2 \V ormx. Worm Fever. in 1 lie lb ptiblican Journal, a Mess. Samuel on the site of the present free bridge as 1862, we had our rolls 109 officers and .25 bert Bingham, Esquires, hung; George Crowninshield was homes within those walls. are not and lished at He.last, that they ma\ acquit- They men. On our arrival at 3 Colic. Crying Wakefulness of Infants.25 |.| narrated in a nrevious Washington, D. bate Court, to be la-al ,i in Ua’si, v. H. G. K. Calef, Edward Faimer chapter. ted. natives of that all of them have 4 Diarrhon, of Children and Adults.25 Upton, India, is, C., we were put into camp east of the said County, on tie* 2r i. d iv ot some white blood and most of them 7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis 25 and H. Upton. At the annual Peter where we received 15*13, al ti U ot tin eioek hence Francis spring meeting From the confession made by Joseph Capito., saber and re- 8 Toot li have some There are in India ache, Faceaehe, Neuralgia .2. cause, if any they ha\ e, \\ th. black. and a few iiy Rowe, James McGrillis and Samuel W. volvers, after days’ we 9 Sick not I--, There were two nres mis year, neither J. it appeared that through the agency many called tarry Headache, Headache, Vertigo. 2.5 petitioner should manteu. people Eurasians, meaning were sent to the & JAMES Miller were elected Joel the guard Baltimore Ohio 10 Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak stomach.25 1.11 The Selectmen, Hills, of his brother John Francis he product of between A true Attest. of them in the village. dwelling procured intermarriage Railroad, with a detachment of four 13 Croup, Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis.25 copy. Clerk, Mr. who de- black and and for the most a Alt ill If W. I.kii.n \i house of Nicholas Jefferds at the Head succeeding Bradbury the murder to be committed by Richard white, part companies. Our place of detail was 14 Salt llheum. Eruptions.25 most undesirable The native clined a re-election having held the office product. Great where we 15 Rheumatism, Lumbago. 25 was with the Crowninshield. His wife was a relative Caceapon, Va., were ( of the Tide burned, greater •’ At a iTOha le mirt In .•: people despise them, and they, in turn, under the command of 16 Fever ami Ague, Malaria.. nearly five years, and Frye Treas- Col. Campbell of for tile ( ottllt V ot W.i.uo Oi: of its in the afternoon Hall, of the murdered man, ami the look down while the 17 Mind or portion contents, expecta- upon the native, 4th Penn. A few weeks Piles. Bleeding. External,Intern::! A. D. 15)13. urer. There were infantry. later July sixty-six officers elect- tion that she would inherit a pure white man has no use for the man 19 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In Head. of the 28th of January; the dwelling portion of we were moved to across a l \ A. M ADI.IN. cut Bath, Va., 20 l ed at that that of mixed blood. It is a unfortunate Whooping Cough. rile st on \X on the east meeting; of number there his should he die was line of mountains and nearer to the MAT house of Nathaniel Patterson estate, intestate, Pike 2t < and is like a man witii- Asthma, 0ppres£ed,Di51euitBreii’: '■> otltily of W;i ido, di'i e.i ll, ha are but five now At *he fall condition, being to Va. The | was burned in the even- living. the motive which the murder. leading Winchester, last of 27 Disease. petition pray ing that tl at tual ! side of the river prompted out a are con- Kidney country, yet intermarriages we were ordered to Middle- said piopcity. the onus intefe-: There meeting Governor Hunton and Hon. He had himself stolen frcm the iron May, ls.61, 28 Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness .1.00 pt of Sunday the 19th of July. stantly taking Well, these luur- cession tl’.ereto, ;imi the an-o.int' ing place. ton, Va., where our first noted engage- 30 Urinary Incontinence, Werting Bed.. 25 Samuel E. Smith were the candidates teen homes are forsuch on, may be deto tinned by the .1 ... is a tradition that the fire was discovered chest of Mr. White a few days before ! cottage children, ment and the retieat of Gen. 31 Sore Threat. Qumsy.25 occurred, — for the and in all India there is no other so Ol.lfled, That tie d peptlo! j woman who were gubernatorial honors; vote here the a place Banks the us 7 7 La Cr a young man and murder paper purporting 10 be his up Virginia Valley, gave .'PC—Grip. rj ail persons interested by emis.rm * by good. are and Bold was 23G for They very good houses, our first real taste of war. as by druggists,.ci* sent or receipt of pri-v. oi del Vo lie iu ee u. U ~ a on the west side Hunton, 287 for Smith. Serving published hanging on front gate Will: it to be an old Will which the a : proved “mother” tries to be real mother rear ni ITPIIKEYS* l.’IEO. Mr. LICIT IS CG., Corn* 1 lb pulil ean Jom na There was a ballot also for guard during file three lays retreat, of the river about 10 o'clock of the even- member of had been one to her V»r 'am end Ann York. at ella.-t, that t revoked by of later date family* The boys and girls, big it was a even Streets,New service that now is sad to .~ Court to !•' he III t v Congress; 222 votes were cast for Leon- and as shoes are above referred to. which was found in the chest after the little, go barefooted, as it was followed the County, on tie* I 2?h u \ ing too contemplate, by ard great an for so and at ten *d the eioek m ...... -.a Jarvis, 179 for John S. Kimball and murder. expense many, loss of our Capt., J. P. Gilley, left The noon mail of the sth of February some of the if any they have, v t missionaries’ children do w p: 55 for Samuel Peter runded and a prisoner, and also seven- er should not he anted. Jonathan Upton. Rowe, Esq. the same all the to and brought the intelligence that time encourage I was ty-three enlisted men. ~~ba JA Ml'" II, I, \ re-elected Representative to the PUBLIC OWNERSHIP A FALLACY. the G. Hun tun iiad been declared by the help others. Yon have heard Dr. The Company served in the Valley A ti ue py VI;. sj A HI III K \V. 1 ; 1 legislature. Barnados Homes in London, or -some A .1 1*1 tie Court. I:.-:.i :tl .11;tM u m;ju LerLlature to be the Governor elect. nntil Juiy Id. when it li-joined the regi- Hi-- Cot w :• s A owned is a i English city. These are confessedly nry >; ;d... mi tl,.- i, ,t.,\ On the of 6th publicly utility private ment near VVari'er.ton, Va v. I>. There had been a and bitter contest morning April Mr. Joseph duly, HII3, a long for who can copied from his and some of tue At Probate Court, he'd at !<*•:| graft every politician get homes, In addition to the 109 '92 > original tile”, l.IFF' *B1' I 1* •. IT E u* ,!•'!'• 1: tor the 'olilit v ot W ...do ll i tiie tne White of Salem, Mass., was found in his “house mothers” in the Bur- K. pub -uru• or of Legislature his hands on it. A owned have been 1' organization I recruits were in the V 1111. _ .!• -pis- x. D. DJ13. privately received while field, pi' tilt- .-'t r i !; iv;il _ ;l Ju y. bed murdered 1 y a blow on the bead and is a that can he en- I aado homes as workers. “5 M ‘ciu 1 "pi in s,:| i which occasioned the delay. The friends utility public duty end 61 men were transferred from the Count; a'Ip*. KKT M DODi. I a.tm 1 wish I could make see these cot- 0* ■. :s. li. I .Will. pre-.-nted a j"Ul 11 >’: M.s\illg several stabs in the It was not forced. An imperial government can I you First District Columbia ho UKUIestate of fleofgc K •I-t; ,Jt of the successful were of course body. Cavalry. ; b. t III*. :t"l.! .! 1' ! lit B<- a Ill -f| party homes in this port, in said \\ auio. engage in because it ! tage wholesome, healthy this Fi :i County known or that he an private business, number be added the 32 men, i!Mty. b-‘ !»p Hilled I'l iU'! lP- »•>. the afternoon was devoted to suspected had might presented a petitu u p».t\;> _• '. jubilant; has a basis from the climate, well managed by refined Scotch l.it»* Oi > .1:1 ili-i-f.iM.d, separate people. | who December, 29, lt-03, re-enlisted for market \ able of said propel v, and there were no indications ■ enemy A ; women, the church and schools and the <». 11-« I : lie SI -. «•[ ii s vh., ringing the bell, firing cannon, et cetera, popular government never can, be- three additional years, swelling the 1. r, |,m \. slot ice iu teiested tl..- that 1 child ren otherwise all p"t Mills II,r.-I,-led ,-;ut-uia a "I tills amount id t In t; \ I i.-on. m any property had been stolen from cause it lacks the well-cared for who ranks to and men. by •*■.>> and in the the Hotel, then separate sovereignty 2‘94 officers »• evening Eagle would be set- pj pubpNlus! 11 }-**«• w -ek »:in ■>**ivcly in by tin- Judge ol Pr< tie. which must rest. almost and all 1 the premises. The commission of such upon discipline vagabonds, Of the original 109 members only 22 *Jii a the was illumi- WSJ .. a .- kept by Mess. Eastman, tled these mountains, irdered. That t i* t mu But, the which mu- among gigantie are to this P l.i t. Ci.it in::> a I’p.-baie a crime in one of the most moral and important thing j known be alive. Of number they ajipeai all persons Intel eslea 1, r;i;;»':u nated. The 22 rhe older are house- t **i.i t. to t»* !i. oi .i p»-!f:i-t. within .u 'up Nans 1, Washington’s Birthday, nicipa! ownership advocates girls taught good 12 are •Oder to be hsi •! i..i ,••• week- overlook, of the “Veteran Volunteers” t u-.ilLV. n., ‘las pul in 1 Hit- ILMll .| V D. I'llli. quiet towns New without natural trained for teachers Aug..-'. in l*he Jo u mu. a te was commemorated a ball. England, is the effect taxation. keeping, nursing, b Ib-puh..ean by military upon living. •i t' ut tile cluck brlol'u uuuii. .iihi *di*>»\ cause, *nd various The lish.'ii at Indiast, that t ev n v a any apparent motive of revenge or plun- Municipal ownership and in- other useful work. of the it tb> they iiavt*, why the ('layer ut >ahl H’ram 0. Alden, Esq., was appointed operation Elbridge Burton Thomnston, peti- hab unit, to h. held .n p. u increase taxation or reduce ooys are taught and have ti• *:•. should not be granted. der, produced a sensation of astonish- evitably farming they oldest member of the s.i id ( ounty on le* I 2th d i\ ! Post Master m the 18th of to t iving company, I \ Mbs I.J '• li Y, Judge. January, And increased taxation falls model farm to and those who 1 : 3. at tell ot t lie eioek b» on* u ment and horror which far efficiency. ; work, was probably in more engagements and A ti tie copy. \ tte>t succeed Hon. Wi an 1 on spread and are cause, it any they have, the pi.t Joseph iiamson, with greater burden the capable are trained for VK'iHn; W. why always upon j professions skirmishes than any other man of the l.n>NAi;t». Register. pet turner shom,i not n« _i autt i. the first wide. A committee of Vigilance was than the rich. The and various All this work is a uay of February he removed the poor upon tax is | things. company, the whole number 55. JA vi KS i IH- \ being At a Probate and at an even rate side issue of the work Court held at ivnast. within and A true Attest. Post appointed upon information com- spread and the smaller regular mission He was a man to act. faith- copy Office from the building on Main j always ready lot the Countv of w aldo. m Cu* sc.-mid Tues- resources and is and A H I HI It W. l.Ki'N '.HI', i. municated to them several the the heavier I supported entirely English an of A. D. street -.he suspected in- proportionately by ful to uncommon degree and trusted day duly. 1913. nearly opposite Eagle Hotel, the burden. native of the Gov- wealthy people India, officers and his comrades under all certain instrument. to be the * dividuals were arrested; among them by jiurjim ting iast IK A 1.1)0 SS In OUI where it had been for It is time that woke ernment also There in mis- will and iestameiit f Her:ha A. ,ai* s kep" many years, people up to the ! helps. are, circumstances. At Sailor’s Creek, Va,, A Davis, f ¥ ta>t. on tie Richard and his .•f Beltast. in said of to a room in Crowninshield, Jr., fact that a i sion work and in the or County Waldo, deceased, C, Treat, aduunoti il"i -n I esta; Williamson’s fire-proof- merely unhorsing corpora- cottages, sixty lb65, he received the surrender been April 1, having presented for probate. « I Richard was adds to the more missionaries in this one Is I'. I rear, late siockb'ii Spi u brother George; tion, only burden of living. place. of the under a That unlice to all erected eventually rebel General Ordered, in- > block, the year before; the west- Corse, pro- begiv“ii persons IV, deceased. having !•: S' e.. I: Ii We licked the Standard Oil it any wonder the work terested by a ot this order to he found to be the one who committed the Company, prospers? test against surrendering to any but his causing eoj>s account or HUininislraiio;. of said r*;.: erly portion of the store now cost the house and aunties juiblished three weeks successively itt The Ke- occupied and gasoline and oil more than However, mothers in rank. The he received lowance. murder; he did not wait for trial a equal reply juiblicau tlourna!, published at Belfast, that they by Mr. R. It continued by did. I have seen the are not regarded as but George Sleeper. they telephone missionaries, was “surrender or die,’’ —he surrender- may appear at a Probate < unit, to In* held at Ordered, I'liat in-lice theirof be but committed suicide on the 15th as weeks ,n The to be .here until the latter of jury company‘‘put out of business”—and it just their names imply. ed. He!fast,, within and for said < ’minty, on the second siiecessiveiy hepun kept part a m |.- Has!. m as as T ou can the Tuesday, of August next, at ten oi tin* dock newspaper published 1 QQ'J it —--1 of June himself in his cell. cost twice much it would to have imagine that aside from are names by hanging [ Appended the and residenci before noon, atm snow cause, it Ilia: ail prisons uiteiesie.i may att» made them the have air and one- any they have, Before the occurrence of this give service. I good grand scenery (and of the 22 members of the com- the same should not be bate Com t, to he In* d at Heliast, on rooms event, original why jnoveY.. apj»roved in the end of the old seen a fourth the is snow- >f m*xt. ami show rawse. f o westerly water works condemned and horizon bordered by now also their term of ser- anu allowed. August however, and while the Committee were pany living, why the 'aid account should mu next to the a and within six months capped mountains of Thibet and Bhutans) JAMES LI1.BY, Judge. Telegraph building, Eagle bought by city, vice in months. lGen’l. J. P. Ciiley of A JAMES LIMA. it true copy. Attest: pursuing their investigations, Mr. the all were for the old is an to me to be a visitor A true Hotel. Joseph people praying inspiration Rockland was our first Captain. He Ahthuh VV. Lkon.ahb. liegister copy. Attest: You can and for three weeks this A H I III IJ XV l.KONAUl'. J. Knapp, a respectable merchant resid- management. regulate among great body served in all grades up to his present in the the offices a at earnest 11* ALDO SS — in Court ot Probate, held at Bel Early year county control privately owned public utility, workers for the Master. rank and was not absent at time ex- ing in Salem, received a letter mailed at any *» last, on the 8th ot 1913. John Al.DO ss. In Court ot Cre at* or am to day luiy, \K were removed from chambers in but cannot However, I back .* Phoenix you put keep efficiency just longing get cept on account of wounds. K. Dunton. executor of the will of ZilphaJ. M fast, on the Sth day of da y 1 the post-office in Belfast, May 12th, to or into one owned and Balasore and own folks. Schools »» v M. 'oministraioi on tin spu. Row, where they had been from the or- economy publicly my Alonzo Beckwith, Belfast, Maine, 36 inmiu.', iaiiC oi I'lPSUUin, ill nun i'iiiii) ur- Dodge, signed Charies Grant, Jr., asking for a politically managed.—The Searchlight. reopen June 18th. On the 15th we open months. ceased having presented his iirsc and final ac- ganiza ion of the county, to William- count of administration of said estate for allow- deceased, having presented his tii st ance. administration ot said estate lor alh-v ! son’s re- fire-proof-block, where they ■. Ordered, that notice thereot he given three Ordered, that notice thereof t>< g i mained until the present Court House weeks successively in The Republican .Journal, a weeks successively, m The RepuMh'a ; in in said a in Helta>t, n 1 was newspaper published Belfast, county, newspaper published completed. The Probate Office was that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- that all persons mteiested may iM- u bate (.'mil t, to be Meld at i, in that part of the block now occupied bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 12th Heltast,« day of August next, and show cause, if any of August next, ami show cause, it J by Mr. Henry L. Lord as a store, the they have, why the said account should not he have, why the said account should a allowed. ed. Clerk’s in Office the room over it, the JAMES LIBBY. Judge. JAMES I.IHHV A true copy. Attest: I A true copy. Attest: of Deeds in the room 1 Registry opposite ■mill W AltTHl K W. LKONAKI*. 1 Arthur Leonard, Register. p now occupied by Judge Williamson. In IRIX's NOTICE. The subscriber here- 117 A EDO SS.—In Court of Probate. the rear part of each room there was a gives notice that she has been EXKClTby duly ap- Tv fast, on the 8th day of July, 1st.a executrix of will and testament -1 pointed the last on e-t.H vault in which the Herrick, administrator the fire-proof records and of Herrick, late of Heltast. in said f ouat\, all CARRIED. late of valuable papers connected with the How Are Y ou Cook MERRILL, having presented Ins lirst and tinai and office were GoingTo Cunningham. Kansas, deceased, given adniiiiistration of said estate lor all kept. bonds as the law oireets. All ^ persons iiaviug Ordered, that notice thereof hr ^ demands against the estate of said deceased are weeks successively, in Tin* Repiihln The Fourth of July was celebrated desired to present the same for settlement, t-> by a newspaper published in Heltast, in B. F. Fostei. Thorndike, Me., my authorized the Belfast with an ad- This Summer? that all persons mteiested may a i- Light Infantry aim ail indebted thereto are to agent, requested bate Court, to be held at iteifast, dress Albert make pa Mile lit immediatelv j by Bingham, Esq., and a of next, and show can- ; CARRIE K. day August ELLISON, ihe said account si. dinner at the at which a they have, why ; Eagle Hotel, Cunningham, Kansas, July 8, 1913. allowed number of invited guests were If want JAMES ElHin ! present. you cool, quick WMAjfc IRIX Notice. subscriber here* The A true copy. Attest: I The Hotel was J notice that she has kept at that time by one IjiXKulby gives been duly ap- p A in'll r h >\. Leonari i pointed executrix of the last will and testament of the brothers Eastman, and Mr. Chas. of Rogers. After leaving here Mr. Rogers AN Nil. NICHOLS, late of Searsport, 117 A I.DO SS- In Court ot Probate. | in the ( ouuty <»» W aldo, deceased, and giving TT fast, on the 8th day ot July. in:. ; was interested in several public houses bonds as the law direcs. All person* having E. Pierce, administratrix C. I. on | 2Vew ot M. latent Ht-lia-t. m in different sections of the and Per/£ction demands against tim estate of said deceased Annie Taylor, | country are dcsiivd to present the same (or settlement, ty.deceased, having presented her to finally became a prominent employee at ami all indebted thereto are requester, to make account of udmimsiiation of sable-' payment immediately. lowance. th“ St. Nicholas in the of New ©il ■ city Cook-stove HARRIET E. NICKERSON. Ordered, That notice thereof be gr York. On the morning of December Searspmt July 8. 1913. weeks successively, in The KepuK’ |C7 a newspaper published m Helfast. :u ; 31, 1866, he was murdered while remov- A DM IN IS I R \TOR’S NOTICE. The subscrib that all nelsons interested may attend j ^ A er hereby gives notice that he lias been duly be held <•; ing some snow from the of the for use. bate Court, to at Heltast, j yard 111 Always ready appointed administrator of the estate of day of August next, and show cause. > house he was then occupying in New C THOMAS 11, DECRONV, late of Searsport, j have, why the said account should not ■ ed. or in the of Ycrk. No reason for the Jm No smoke ashes. County Waldo, deceased, and given JAMES El HUY. satisfactory coal, bonds as tin* law directs. All de- j Kp|di persons having A true Attest,: copy. commission of the crime has ever mands the estate of said deceased are been against Authi k W. Leonard, R* desired to the same for and the ■H Food cooked HUf present settlement, and assigned murderer has never better, every- all indebted thereto are requested to make pay- been detected. ment imintd lately. i DMIMSl HA'I OK’S NOTICE. 11* MANTER E. DECROW. 1Y senber hereby gives notice that h. On the 7th of August, for the first Searsport. July 8, 1913.—3w30 duly appointed administrator of the e-t DAVID \V. PATTERSON, late of H- time, a Democratic and DM1NISTKATR!X\S NOTICE The sub- Convention, pure in the of deceased, m scriber notice that she has County Waldo, undefiled, was held at the Court House. Made with and 4 hereby gives bonds as the law direc's. All person" administratrix of the es- 1, 2, been duly appointed demands against the estate of said But a small of tate of portion the “bone and are desired to present the same for set t muscle” composing it is now extant. Of LUTHER F. GRANT, late of Stockton Springs, and all indebted thereto are requested in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given payment immediately. those deceased a PATTERS all save few were com- bonds as the law directs. All persons having ERNESTO. | Helfast, Me., June 10, 1813. forted in their last the reflection demauds against the estate of said deceased days by are desired to present the same for settlement, that, they had “always voted the Demo- STANDARD OIL COMPANY and all indebted thereto are requested to make cratic payment immediately. licket. Enough, however, fell CASSIE B GRANT. Kodoi&rsss of New York Btockton July 8,1913.—3w30 of the heart Difesawoat you f from the faith to verify the old adage =a—^ Springs, telpitation A £ £ f f ^ ^ ■*•••• # # # -___I The MAINE LIFE INSURANCE County Correspondence. Better Babies Campaign. MARTIN CULTURE. k • PAYMENTS IN 1912. [Correspondence of The Journal ] Objects vary in their value according : Life insurance organizations of the [Deferred]. to Teach United New York, July 28, 1913. The "Bet- their comparative rarity. Clean ic« | Military Camps States and Canada distributed in blocks is in ASPECT FERRY. ter Babies” Show has at last reached huge very cheap and easy tc $626,350,000 1912, according to com- is P at near the North and putations The Insurance Press. The Ridley visiting his sister, Mrs. New York, and awakened the greatest get South poles i by Never can an antarctic s Americans payments in the two countries for death Mr. R. used to live here when a boy interest. This is not confined to the Charles W. Young Bliss Morse form an ice trust near where the claims, matured endowments and other not been here for 40 years. He East Side Mothers, whose babies were Scott tragedy took It was hit • benefits under the policies of College contestants for the nor place. level-prem- .ving in the South for the past few prizes awarded, Art of Moi'ern Warfare ium to and who most zeal for the unusual and the paradoxica j companies and their certificates of Miss Jennie Clifford of Stocktor physicians specialists various “Maine’s Greatest School of Business” fully realized the educational importance which caused the late Timothy Dexter tc life insurance organizations— a week-end visitor at Mrs Jessie a of assessment and the of such shows. The general public ship cargo warming-pans to Havana. like—amounted to Mrs. Lee Haycock and daughter One of the $413,350,000. The estimated total of the Will Have its Eighteenth Annual eagerly perused the news of the new younger Rothschilds—with in its Opening the the first time history amounts gor are Mr. and Mrs. W. form of usual amount of the paid by regular companies as J visiting baby contest, where all are family money, held this has of late built a scientific fame tile war department for cash values on I ..Miss Jennie D. Bowdoin and measured up to the same scientific stand- up foi savings policyholders, his ardor in of summer two experimental mili- annuities, and on claims in Richards of Waltham, Mass., ard, and mere prettiness scores few collecting specimens fleas surrender, and Foil ou countries was other disturbing vermin. tary camps—one the historic foreign $213,000,000. The Bssie several last points. Pictures of the winning babies j Harding days In Maine the payments of $10,000 and over in Maine T and their mothers were printed, and in- consuming passion of the battlefield at Gettysburg. Pa., and tile Bowdoin is in very poor health.. bird-lover seems to be for the erection were as follows: 9,1913 ol San uesday, terviews the methods used to other Francisco— Sept. reporting at the Presidio. j in was in Bangor last Saturday or bird-houses on the of tall for AUGUSTA. rear them to such high standards were top poles for the military instruction of Ameri- Mrs. B. O. Avery is rela- the purpose of the martins Herbert Applications are filed and in number in- visiting presented in all the luring purple can students M. Heath.$55,000 being daily prominently leading to university and college .. make their homes Capt. M. G. Dow and Capt' papers. permanent therein. BANGOR. a he it the during the vacation period. Secretary dicating record breaking class this fall. k;ne of visited W, What is now known as the “Better For, known, purple martins art Bucksport Capt. of M Garrison issued W. Russ. 29,000 becoming almost as rare in our down War Lindley last Friday... P. M. Ginn, Miss Babies” Movement began in agricultural Name not given. 10,000 east State as are the the and Secure a as a feature of passenger order for the encampments, seat while Mrs. Charles Banks, Miss Faustina regions, State and county pigeons. FARMINGDALE. you may. He who owns a martin-house on staff of the fairs, and was inaugurated to induce top of a officers of the general army .Miss Evelyn Richards motored tc in and whose Hartley W. Jewett. 10,000 Our instruction is farmers to see that their children were pole Maine, house is an- the details which, in the largely individual, thus perfecting FORT doing 16th. .. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ginn oi tenanted with FAIRFIELD. reared at least as as nually living martins, can General Leonard scientifically their words of Major with class room a week-end visitors here with rela- look upon other bird lovers in Maine the Herbert N. Goodhue. 14,000 away recitations to great extent. live stock. Well known physicians were chief of the staff, "have the owner of the Wood, general the and the scores for way Culinan diamond FRANKLIN. judges, employed a tremendous iiifiuence in may have viewed the owner of the revivifying marking were similar to those kohr- John J. Foley. 12,000 “Learn'to do in this Modern points i-noor. among the youth of this country, es- by doing” School of \RBOR. (Islewboro.) used for on horses, cattle ! HALLO WELL. passing prize a Business and and The eminent martin specialists in pecially the college youth, proper upon graduation we will place you ! ; ornsworth has returned home tc dogs. William C. Johnson. Maine can be counted the man's 17,000 When a farmer’s scored lower upon fingers of appreciation of each responsi- a Mass., after a two weeks’ visit with baby HIRAM. in position. A POSITION THAT CARRIES WITH one hand. in of 1 in time of war.” IT than his live stock his pride rose in arms, Beginning point age. bllity to the country parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Farns- there is the venerable and wise J. Beales. 14 299 RESTICE AND A and the child was placed under the care Hon. I). Secretary Garrison had not been in COOD SALARY. A COURSE OF rs. Edith Tehan and children have D. Stewart of St. Albans, who is MADISON. of a baby specialist, and brought up to nearly office long when the details of the STENOTYPY WILL BE ADDED THIS FALL. ome to Bucksport.... Mr and Mrs. as old asjisjthe town in which he resides. Alonzo A. Coburn standard. Granges discussed child life, project were submitted to him. He 20,078 have hack to next to him in stands gone Presque Isle, and better babies to count as Probably rank, PORTLAND. Mail us this coupon and we will forward our Il- began that tine enthusiastically indorsed the scheme Hall has charge of the summer items in the farmer’s standing. Progressive politician, Judge Lewin Frank Buell. H. Smith of and promptly issued the orders that 11,000 lustrated Catalogue. Miss Mollie Williams is home from Physicians and agencies that deal with George Presque Isle, who Hugh J Chisholm. lo’goj has specialized upon the made tile camps a certainty. It is of- Ermon D. eks' camping trip in New Harnp- children in the cities at once saw the martin-culture, Eastman. 11,738 value of law and Nature Study for ficially stated that if the camps prove Charles D. Merrill. 10,310 Mrs. A. E. Williams and small son this movement for the educa- something i like a of a tion of city parents, and it is being used quarter century. Close be- a success—and there seems to be no ROCKLAND. red from Allston. Mrs. C. t. Jones hind the and Name with telling effect in many centers of courtly informing judge, ground for doubt on that score—they E. H. Lawry. 17,000 d them. .Capt. and Mrs. John O. comes Hon. Oscar Fellows of and population. Municipal authorities, pure Bangor will be established each summer in RUM FORD. re in town one day last week_ miik child Bucksport, former speaker of the Main" committees, welfare associa- the future and their number raised Charles Israelson. 10,000 House, farmer an 1 Metho- j W;n-ate of Millinocket is visiting tions and woman’s clubs all co-operating Bucksport Street and No dist, and Bangor and office-hold- from twi. to four. WATERVILLE. r. Mrs. Sarah Hatch.Misses in holding better baby contests where all lawyer f>r Ypars anil vpars aern There has been no more enthusiastic Name nut given.. 11,910 ikey and Louise Kimball are home classes anti conditions are judged by the | and the late James F. advocate of the scheme than General There were same standards. Moses, both of payments under SlO.UOtBin a visit in Orono, Me., where they j Bucksport, conducted a generous rivalry, Wood, and there is no officer in tlie Belfast and City. THE DENVER Troy. uueSits of Miss Marion Coombs.... A SHOW. the one with the to learn other, which army so well qualified as he is to ex- was held in the town hall last in January of this year a Better could rear the more martir.s in a Early young piain exactly what these camps mean was as .. evening which was well attended. Baby Show held in Denver under given year, well as to ascertain witn j to the land arm of tlie national de- State. furnished by Keyes’ Orchestra of the auspices of the National Western accuracy the exact modus operandi to In. fense. General Wood consented to ex- BLUE AND Live Stock Association. Three hundred i t martins The to go for Manual pursued getting young past proceeds in detail what tlie war Dairies t-iiicifii, tfjji tfstriiiiii^ in.iii) the dangerous period of infancy. The plain depart- walks of life, anil many different nations death of Mr. Moses in Bucksport was a ment has in view as regards tile mili- in their ancestry. The show lasted five loss to all bird-lovers, as well as to those tary training of students in American ADDRESS five thousand who were DISCOURAGED days, and persons turned fond of goou foods properly institm ions of learning. Bagiev is the happy possessor o out to do homage to the winners, when served. Since then Follows has of Lord Lawyer “I ."in greatly interested," said Gen- piano, recently bought Col. ("Buffalo Bill”) rode round gone his undisturbed a down- Cody way by eral Wood, "in the establishment of Bliss Business :.d....The remains of Mrs. Mar the open arena of Denver’s famous stock river rival. Mrs. Hamilton Tells How She College, these camps, as 1 believe they will have ■rrnerly of Troy, were brought fr •: yards with the two prize winners perch- a tremendous intluen 'e in Found Health in me in Pittsfield last week for int*1 ed on the saddle in front of him. revivifying Finally 7w3o Maine. In one’s mind, of course, the fine and Lewiston, Beneath all the ceremonies ran a :iy Corner -emetery ....A littl tall undercurrent of martin-houses, which Hr. Samuel II. E. Pinkham’s Iasi week at ‘the home f mighty parental pride Lydia Veg- Prentiss of has erected upon the .m i at xiety. The wife of the White Bangor Mrs. Loren Shaw.A quiet of Eimbank, are n, hall- etable W ing was just as anxious to secure a slopes draped Compound. ccurred Sunday, July 20th, at as it were, ever si' ce that piactical education in motherhood as the mourning, I of Rev. Allen the Sth blizzard of wo age. Rollins, wife of die lawyer, civil engineer or July years swept down and laid Warren. Ind. "I was bothered ter- -lergy man. The happy couple shopkeeper. "Better Babies” had be- Kemiuskeng valley tiit houses and litter? therein, to which with female weakness. I had nor Benr.ott and Miss Louisa San- come a slogan alike on farm, ranch an 1 ribly pains Mr. Prentiss had given much loving at- and was not t f Troy... John Gilkey left last in tty dwellings, though the more intelli- regular, tention. He believe ! he had secure'1 a mothers entered their children tor head ached all s home in Oregon .. B. F. gent my Hardir.g race or strain of martins, which the purpose of securing a score card ana hardy the time.I had bear- Mass., is old home friends were able t > visiting the advice of rather withstand the cruel assau!'..- profiting by experts of the ing down pains and j Mrs, Abbie Myrick, is visiting old thar. for honors and multitudinous English sparrows prizes. — back hurt me the Belfast_Miss Louisa of at least, lie knew the marrows occu- my Rogers IN NEW YORK. ■ his own from to of the ’«> boxes September biggest part | guest of her aunt, Mrs. Myra pied Realizing the value of the wide inter- for every year; and that the pug- time, I was Mrs. Lillie Mitchell Seavey and April chzzy est excited by the New York Better nacious bu 1-martins came along from and had weak feel- ! i Brockton, Mass., are visiting rela- Babies Show, a prominent department the south in April, and evicted the spar- ings when 1 would r-'V after a Miss Nora Hawes, store a for the win- row tenants with the of a arranged reception surety deputy stoop over, it hurt We are now furnishing coa! at the fol- visit with friends at the Center, ning babies and their mothers, where all sheriff or ati emergency man in the ten- me to walk any dis- t : aturday to her home in Waltham, who were interested were welcome, and ant-farmer district of West Ireland. I delivered within the tance an 1 L felt blue lowing prices, city I r. Frank came from his throngs of took of the Since that tragic Sth. the Prentiss Burgess people advantage July and — in on a : ■ to see what martin-boxes have stood lit,tenanted discouraged. level west last week to visit his native opportunity experts pro- j limits, put j nounced a perfect baby. even the English sparrows seeming to ■' I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's One of the most features have them a wide berth. At encouraging given early Vegetable Compound and am now in of this movement for better babies is and near Mr. morning, again sunset, good health. If it had not been for that children counted out as untit for en- Prentiss hears them calling musically ss e Gushee, who is a teacher in one that medicine I would have been in my trance at one contest frequently qualify high in air, or just about the corner up- Is of Milton. N. H., is spending her grave a time ’’—Mrs. Artie E. j as winners later on when intelligent care on another street. He is familiar with long ago % th her Mr. and Mrs R.F. D. No. (i. Ind. parents. George and feeding have developed the lacking the call, and seems to instinctively know Hamilton, Warren, Geo. H. Page has returned from a points. The need for a standard score his own martins from other and alien J "ao weeks with friends in Bath and card, uniform everywhere, has at last martins. He has ridden miles and spent Another Case. ...Russell Proctor is at the been by the of in the He knows are Togus supplied co-operation days quest. they I. — “I for all and for Esmond, R. write to tell you ! where he has employment-Mr. leading specialists. nearby summer; every summer. He feels like some man, how much good your medicine has done herty nf Boston has taken a lease of ESSENTIALS. fussy | the vaults of whose combination safe me and to let other women know that !: Mier's blacksmith where he is Cleanliness of surroundings, fresh air shop, had been robbed by burglars, who were there is help for them. I suffered with business as a horse shoer and and food that properly rourishes the little Photo by American Press Association. good seeking loot. He knows his own birds 0 bearing down pains, headache, was ir- bodies, are the primary essen- business from adjoining towns... .The growing are near—he hears them—but like the and felt blue and ail tials for babies as they are for other MAJOR GENERAL WOOD. regular depressed ar.sion on Sullivan heights was re- bugle cal'across he lakes of Kiilarney, the time. I took E. Pinkham's young animals, coupled with constant in- Lydia and all the rooms they seem to among the youth of this country, espe- tered*by burglars The luxuries are un- and commenced to telligent care. many "Die in rich News. Vegetable Compound use w ere ,eft locked and yon sky.”—Bangor cially the college youth, a proper ap- keys appro- necessary,or even harmful,and that noth- gain in a short time and 1 am a well wo- of each man's Entrance was gained to the house by ing takes the place of motherly, human preciation responsibil- man today. 1 am on my feet from early 1 to the in time of war and The above are a pane of glass in one of the win- coddling, is proved by the fact that the Children Cry ity country morning until late at night running a prices subject to a dis- i the winners of his to so ! he house was not occupied-Miss majority of prize come obligation prepare himself house and do all own work. FOR FLETCHER’S boarding my count or 25c. ton for cash in 30 ; from homes. Institutions filled as to be able to serve if ; per days, iee, a student at Oak Grove Seminary, plain efficiently I hope that many suffering women will with every scientific appliance, and run CASTORIA called I believe these will is spending her vacation with her upon. camps try your medicine. It makes happier by trained experts, have shown such we Mrs. Helen Gushee-Miss Linda tend to implant in the universities, col- wives and mothers. ”—Mrs. Anna Han- | Appreciating past favors hope for a an appalling mortality, that other means BOSTON’S OPEN-AIR I-OREM. leges and higher schools the seeds of a Rhode Island. was witn her niece, Mrs. Addie of caring for their charges has been sen, Esmond, I continuance of the same in the future. the sound military policy. 1 do not mean a Swampscott, Mass., during found necessary. Placed in the care of A Defence of the Attacks Capital Against which ends in a BELFAST at home for the summer.... Several under a certain amount policy militarism, but poor mothers, of Socialism. from the nurses the which means reasonable ingmen of tins place have employ- of supervision policy military babies thrive. Italians On Sunday Boston has art open-air rhe new dam under construction on proving espe- preparedness. BURNHAM forum with 15 to Jb eacn ad- successful in raising the “bam- speakers, "In a we wish to as '•ges river in Ur.ion by Shaw & Co. cially word, bring hinns" entrusted to their care. dressing his own audience, and all speak- as of our men in On an 1 after Junj 23, 1913, trains connect BELFAST FUEL many possible college & Vushee and son of CO, Roger Ludlow, As and the milk at the same time. All kitu.s of summer advances, ing contact with selected officers dig at Burnham and Waterville with throug guests of Mrs. Frances Gushee and are and unc carefully that in some form must be given to religions preached sung ex- trains for and from Bangor, Port of the in order that we Waterville, -i may jffl Fannie and Ldith... Mr. and Mrs. and mere are on army give the youngsters, is so easily contami- horted, speakers the land and Boston will run as follows: Sofia, 1 them a proper conception of the army ichards of Bloom held. Mass., are vis- nated that only the most careful ami single tax, Socialism, against ;m, FliOM BELFAST. and or other and its relations to the and Richard’s father, David Cummings scientific handling makes it fit for the old age pensions subjects. country A.M. P. M. E.M child’s use, all the various in As fast as one speaker gets tired arot ,er also make clear to them the military agencies 6 55 12 15 3 LET YOUR to take his on sa Belfast, depart. 2t CROPS DECIDE cities co-operate to reduce that I is ready place the tie needs of the country and the part NET LANE, Prospect.) appall- City Point. t7 00 M2 20 »3 2i >psoT will tell to use E. On a recent a They you FRANK COF FERTILIZERS. Manufactured of the innocents which subject. Sunday grt.y- we ami M rs. Sadie ing slaughter which look to them and to men of Waldo. *7 10 112 30 f3 3; Daggett J. Clifford j in the Best in the at results from hot wave. Mothers haired, middle-aged man did an unusual 7 22 12 ) Equipped Factory C’ount-y Belfast, Maine. every their kind to play in case war comes Brooks. 42 3 4' $ •irs. L. C. C ummings a very pleasant tor the Charies-st mall on a hu i- in all circumstances are stunt Knox.. .. t7 34 tl2 54 t3 5‘ < JAckSOiN & HALL BELFAST ACiHMTS. apprehensive I us. Mr. will to Massa* afternoon. He was upon '•Jay Daggett go at this season of the year. day defending capi- Thorndike.... 7 40 1 00 4 06 the attacks of “We do .not expect in these brief pe- 7 48 1 08 4 NEW 'oon to visit friends.... Mrs. George Cow’s milk, while the nearest thing tal against Socialism and Unity. IS COE-MORTIMER COMPANY. YORK ot a riods of to go into all the Winnecook. r7 58 tl 18 +4 20 \ :. and her took the boat to the natural needs to be he held considerable crowd. His encampment I^TME family Tuesday food, prop- Burnham, arrive. 8 10 1 30 4 30 were new—for the Common. details and fine points of military \ point for a few weeks’ visit in Penob- erly modified, pure, perfectly fresh, arguments Clinton... 8 28 5 2l He said the workingman was better off but -ve do to he able to ih friends and re atives_Freeman and to be obtained only from inspect- drill, hope Benton. 8 38 5 3( ever before in the ed cows. Condensed milk of than history of the make clear the broad of our 11 35 3 05 6 Of vail Balchelder of Frankfort called on healthy purpose Bangor. j world, hut the workingman didn’t appre- Waterville. 8 44 2 02 5 1 the best is favored and sound fun- 3E Mrs 1. C. Cnmmir ctr Mnndav even- grade by leading military policy implant ciate the fact. It was all to the Portland. 11 50 4 50 8 20 specialists, as a safe baby food that owing damental ideas which would be of Alvah Batchelder is one of the fact that Boston. 330 8 00 12 10 leading has many points in its favor. No pre- capital througn improved pm PRESTON’S of labor had not great use in ease these young men are •ayers in Maine and is a natural reader servatives are for the best methods only increased TO BELFAST employed I called into active service. It is the He wages but had lessened the actual toil & Transient Stable which is a great gift. rendered brands of this product, and only the P.M. A.M. A.M Livery, Boarding of the worker. purpose of those in charge »f the cry fine pieces of the latest on Mr.Cum- purest high grade milk goes into the Boston.*7 30 10 00 I Is situated on Washington street just off Main street. I have single and ; “Take the fishing said he to instruction in mill ■id violin.. .Mrs. W. G. Clark is at her condenser, as any taint would result industry,” camps impart PM double old the hitches, buckboard?, etc. Careful drivers if desired. Your patron- in the whole The “In the days fisherman went out matters, both theoretical and prac- Portland. 1100 7 00 1 20 j a few after her interests ruining product. tary days looking with a hook and line and one cod A.M. age issolicited. Telephones—stable 235-2, bouse 61-13. natural fluid is heated in a vacuum, caught ricnl, in the actual handling of | Iy28 place. Her health is somewhat im- troops, Waterville. 7 20 9 £3 4 10 which makes it and at a time. Now what does he do? He \V. G. PRESTON, perfectly sterile, military poll y, personal and camp san- 6 45 Proprietor. C. C. Ridley and daughter Emma takes a line about 1000 feet long with Bangor.. 1 61 ! carries off the extra water, leaving itation. elements of Benton. 7 25 9 59 4 17 1 — target practice, Jellison on a business 500 hooks from i ., all baited ape Tuesday, the thick, creamy residum, which hanging Clinton.. 7 24 10 08 4 27 he calls it a trawl. A coun'eof fi-dd fortifications and. in short, in- Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Gray were in sealed in air tight cans, remains sweet ihemgeti Burnham, leave. 8 25 10 25 4 45 into a and end of :t struction which would be of value to a rt Thursday visiting friends and shop- and wholesome under all climatic con- dory drops ou:|one Wtnnecook. +8 35 tlO 36 t4 5L and row along and drops the other en 1. man called suddenly to exercise the Unity. 8 44 10 50 5 04 Mrs. Helen Gray and Mrs. Alriana ditions, fit to nourish the most delicate Then sit down and their Thorndike. 8 52 11 00 5 12 either at the or at they light pipes, duties of an officer of volunteers in -gs called on friends in Stockton digestion tropics have Knox. t»0(. til 10 t5 20 the and perhaps they something on time of war. But of even greater value Quite a number of blue- poles. Brooks. 9 15 11 30 f 35 Tuesday.... their hips, and I hey sit there about an COMMISSARY SUPPLIES. to the country will he the dissemina- Waldo. t9 25 til 40 t5 45 kers from this place go to Mt. Hea- hour. Then they haul up the trawl and tion of ideas a City Point. t9 35 til 60 t6 55 brand Condensed milk which are 500 cod on it. proper concerning he berries and all come home with Eagle there Call that work? Belfast, arrive. 9 40 11 55 6 00 went with to the North Pole, isn’t work! sound military policy, the purpose for 1‘eari R. Gray of Belfast is visit,- Peary Teat AM is specified for governmental use, in “When I was a father hired which armies are maintained, their re- station. BANGOR AUGUSTA uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. K hoy rny tFlag PORTLAND and ns a dozen men lations to the of the their camps, hospitals army posts about to cut hay with body people, Limited tickets for Boston are now sold a Blanket Lane, for a week.. rPHE Shorthand well as for stores, and forms this motions of a the work of our our from Belfast. Business, and Telegraphy Courses >>f this School togetr -.vith t ii.- <» forestry scythes, way (making benefits, army, $5.25 1 help weeks Dr. G. L. Crockett ol its Position has been the means of •: past an important part of the commissary man mowing.) All day long did etc. H. D. WALDRON, General Passenger Agent Department starting thousands vmr.g Men and they military history, Women on the road to a successful in m us a call. Now of travellers and all career th Business \V..• Id. Wi: .[ ',i has none for gave very pleasant outfit explorers that kind of work, and there was a GEORGE H. HOBBS, jug “The proposed plan concerning the others it is reasonable to suppose it can do for you Write for I-re.* r• t..;<•

friends called to congratu PROSPECT FERRY. The wedding of Miss Winnifred, daughter street, where many STOCKTON SPRINGS. and son . SEARSPORT Iste him attaining such a ripe old age, Mr. and Mra. J. G. James Wilson of of Capt. W. V. Nichols, and Mortimer Stevens upon a life—four-score Bangor were week-end visitors here....Mrs. will take 2nd at after so long and honorable of Milwaukee, place August ! is visit- Mr. M. J. Goodere, Stockton’s railroad agent, a moral blemish! His Otis Ginn of Brewer visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Woodburn Carver of Beaman, Iowa, the home of her grandmother, Mrs. B. F. Pen- years and ten—without CLARION is away on vacation at present. Carrie A. assist- H. Ginn several days last week-Mrs. E. K. ing relatives in P^rk. dleton, in Park. The ceremony will be wit- | only daughter, Mrs. Gardner, SERVICE"] will be services at the Uni- ed served Harriman of Lynn, Musb is visiting relatives is reliable ser- Mrs. Elia Jones of Randolf is visiting her nessed relatives and most intimate friends There regular by Mrs. Brown, birthday cake, dependable, by ! ere_Miss Lottie Hatch of is visit- unless the oc- Bangor can count on it. R. M. and will be a very simple and quiet affair. Mr. j versaliBt church through August, grape juice and delicious fruit, making vice—you brother, Young. Mra. Sam Mrs. and in otherwise announced. casion with Master Goodhue ing Dooey. Dooey family thousands called on Sears Stevens arrived from Milwaukee, Sunday, | very pleasant, Thousands upon Daniel Barnes of New York are for a while at B. C. home. Franklin and cheerful, while many family stopping Avery’s friends last bis touring car, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Bon from Newark, very bright RANGES port Tuesday. .... Frank Robinson of is of CLARION heirlooms—a wine-glass, used at the mar- Stoneham, Mass., Nichols. N. J are guests at the Libby House, Sylvan tiny Shute arrived from Bos- for a few weeks at W. D. are in use in the State Eugene Thursday of Rev. William Goodhue and Nancy stopping Harriman’*. ; daily I street, for two weeks. riage ton on a two weeks' vacation. Shore Party. The annual clam bake party .... Miss Edie Harriman and ; Sautelle of Albion P. Goodhue) a Miss Grace Harri- ; of Maine, and every single the (parents her on the Mosman shore was the feature of Mr. Louis F. Murray is at home from Salem, son visited Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ginn several i one work. I Mrs. J. D. Sweetser is visiting cousin, | table cloth and two towels, the thread spun by does good hearts in week in “Searsport on the Bay.” Glad Mass., for a visit with his family at the home days last week in Brewer. Mr. Fred Adams, Bangor. Mrs. Nancy S. Goodhue from flax grown upon HAVE and kindly greetings, together with the bounti- ! on the S&Tidypoint road. YOU CAN j F. E. Curtis of the the farm in Albion, and linen woven by her* Capt. steamship.Minneso- for ful provision made by the entertainers The Fort Point are SOUTH MONTVILLE. tan arrived for a short visit. cottages mostly opened self, a authorizing "Rev. William Tuesday the document, of CARE-FREECOOKERY their guests, left a lasting impression upon our Mrs. Ed. Ring Mass., is | now and this attractive portion of town is Goodhue to in Kennebec Worcester, j Carr left for Waltham, solemnize marriages Miss Ethel Sunday memories of those who were so fortunate as friends in this Mrs. G. A. looking very pretty indeed. Maine’s first Hon. visiting vicinity.... A CLARION where she has county,” signed by Gov., WITH Mass., employment. to be present. The hosts and hostesses were Sprague and Arthur Sprague spent Sunday Mrs. Albert C. Colcord, East Main street, Wm. King, the back of the instrument bearing Mr. and Mrs. Reed Lowell are receiving con- Judge Black, (Our ; Joshua) and Edward D. at Temple Heights-Mr. and Mrs. C. S# New patterns of great value ! left home 17th to visit her sisters in the now of Wm. Good- and July plainly legible signature gratulations on the birth of a son. Black, with their most estimable wives, Adam* and two 3v>ns, El win and Franklin, make CLARION variety ex- Portland for a few weeks. hue,the hose, of Master Sebia Crooker, J Miss Lucia a of and wedding leave for G. A. Robertson and Jose- Edwards; quintette peers Wednesday P. E. Island to visit tensive. Mrs. daughter of the Universalist (father-in-law of Master Goodhue) with pieces MODERN CLARION the line of Fiesta’s. The succulent The Auxiliary Society Mrs. A’s parents.... Mrs. Isaac of of Augusta are visiting relatives in peeresses,in Ingraham phine was. entertained afternoon of Mrs. Ruth (Staples) Crooker’s wedding clams turned to the surface by Capt. Joseph parish Tuesday by Halldale has been spending a week with her & BISHOP Me. ! Istablished town. WOOD CO., Bangor, 1819 I 9 I Mrs. Elmer E. Church street. gown, and a Bilk quilt made by Mrs. Goodhue, Porter and his assistant Eng- Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Adams ...Mrs. ~ sailed prepared by cousins, Ship Tmiranda, Capt. N. F. Gilkev, at 80 years or age,were displayed to interested slrom, are unsurpassed by any other, go where The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet this, i C. E. Gilman and son Harold, who have been from July 12th for Barbadoes for visitors. Master A. P. Goodhue was born SOLD IN BELFAST BY W. A. HALL Montevideo one may, from Wareham to Cohasset. Say— Thursday afternoon for “work or play,” with visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. A. Conner, have orders. in the town of Fairfax, now Albion the young- I they are not in it for a minute with ours of Fe- Mrs. Herbert L. Hopkins, Church street. returned home. In August they expect to Milwaukee arrived Sun- est child of Rev. William Gondhue, in 1823, WINTERPORT Franklin Nichols of nobscot Bay. The weather looked a bit un- go to North Carolina, to visit her Monday brought fog and in the afternoon Tryon, has rooms in the \V. \. | his father in a Mrs. Isa Couillard engaged and is the guest of his father, favorable for an out of doors affair, but we passing away 1825, leaving David Conner. day ra»n to Stockton. Rather annoying to those | uncle, and will widow with small children, of which he residence of Mrs. Ellen Littlefield F. were assured Joshua it would be all eight CHAS. Nichols. right by having "last haying” to do at this date. with her little Mr. is the only member. Knowing but LIBERTY. move there daughter.... SWIFTS of the annual sale of the Ladies for as he bed “fixeu it.” We do not know surviving The proceeds us. little Miss Esther Miss May Treat, oldest daughter of Mr farm work in his boyhood he came to Prospect Miss Gladys Lyman of Boston is passing a Ford and daughter, Ford, IS THE PLACE TO of the church, held July as Joshua could the sun to stand still for GLT YOUR Guild Congregational get Warren Treat of arrived Sun* have to their at for a Chelsea, Mass., —now Stockton Springs—in 1844, finding few weeks at the F. P. Bennett residence.... gone cottage Northport was 31. our but can truthfully the 18th, $406 convenence, say few weeks. Mrs. Aria CarUt.n day to visit her uncle, Mr. Alvah C. Treat, and employment various farms for some ! Donald Walker of New York arrived last week, accompanied weather was all we could w’ish; no doubt ow- upon 1 he brown tail moths have been swarm- them Miss Hele: Chadwick of Houlton is wife, Church street. time. He learned the ship carpenter’s trade j making the journey in a tine touring car, and week in ing to his pull with the ckrb of the weather. ii in numbers the past after his home of Mrs. J mes Freeman .. Mrs. g great that for and was one a few days’ stay at here left the guest At the roll call the following names were Mrs. G. M. Houghton of Bangor came to following many years, Outfit this vicinity. for Ash his Ada McCormick has gone to Castine .. Mrs. Camping Point, by answered Mrs. visit Mr. and Mrs. Everett Church of the much sought for Master-L uilders of the accompanied parents, to: Joshua W. Black, Datie Staples, is of and J. his ss Atwood visiting her sister, Mrs. Mrs. N E. iougas and children Dorches- a of Master I Mr. Mrs. J. Walker; sister, M Margaret AND Beals Black, Edward 1). Black and wife, Lucia street, Friday afternoon. Mr. Houghton join- town. He married daughter arrived and are at the ! Madge Walker, and Miss Nellie Hunt The Eller. Littlefield... Mr. and Mis K. \V Martin ter, Mass., Sunday Lizzie Field Lizzie Park ed her Saturday. They returned Monday Sebra Crooker. Mrs. Katherine C. Harri- Edwards, Walker, and Misses Mildred and Letitia House. dancing party given by the young people of daughters. Searsport hine Lillias Pendle- afternoon. man ard two children, Mrs. Carrie A. Robinson, Josep Robinson, ( motored in their car from Sabbat us. Me., Fri- Boston her widowhood has cared the summer colony at Hall St. George last james P. Butman, Jr., arrived from ton Pendleton Ed- Gardner, (who, since Nichols, Delphine Billings, The automobiles are almost crowding our and are of Mr. and ; Thursday evening was largely attended and a day guests Mrs, W. B. week and is the of his parents, Capt. ward B. Mabel for her father) and Mr. Russell P. Goodhue of last guest Biliings, Griffin, Marianna streets on while each whiz Alton Sundays, day they very enjoyable affair. Sanford’s 01 chestra Belches_Prof. Lockhart and Mrs. .Norris Boston, were given this union. in- and Mrs. J. P. Butman. Quimby, l harlie Kent Norris, Albert C ( doors in their Always by our great numbers, leaving furnished fine music and dancing was Lockhart of New York have arrived to spend Everything in th, dustrious, active and careful judging, he suc- j kept up from Norris, Howard L. Moman, Clarabel Mosman* of dust and odors to offend Boylston arrived Thursday Wey- clouds unpleasant until a late hour_Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mai- some of the summer months with Rev. and Barge ceeded in his chosen business, in ; h.ncy Grocery tin, to the A. A. The shore privilege was Mr. working mouth with tons of fertilizer kindly'donated by cur housekeepers. den and Alvin H. Ellis of Belfast were Mrs. Arthur J. Lockhart Mr. and Mrs. Bath. Belfast and other towns, and was noted auto Mosman. Eatables of every description, boun- C. Co. at Mack’s Point. callers at Mrs. William Hurd’s Samuel Cornish and two children are guusts tf Mr. Walter F. Kimball left last week for his able of crews recently_Mr. MASONIC TEMI tiful in richest in nothing early quiet, management large his vacation quanitity, quality, of Pittsfield was in town last Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arty-Mr. and Mrs. Harold McElhiney is spending to return to his home. His of men. After the decline of in ; Henry week on left out the- would tickle the of the Brookline, Mass., ship-building C. H. McEl- palate ! Arthur Archer of Bangor the week-end with his Rev. and Mr6. remains with her ma* in his he contented business in connection with the creamery.... spent l parents. most fastMious. their fill daughter, Miss Frances, Maine, advancing years, ELF AST PRICE CliRRF N ; i After having and a with Mrs. Wardweil... Mrs on Union street. Mabel in his and numerous Mr. Fogg of Newton, who is the Evelyn Lapham hiney, brief flow of ternal aunts, the Misses Lillian A. and himself gardening farm supplying Corrected respite, the soul began. Remarks I of Mass is her Weekly for The.-. | Baptist church in Morrill, gave a very inter- Melrose, visiting cousin, Mrs. and Mrs. Samuel Saunders of Waltham, for F. Simmons, School street. duties, superintending his haying and other | PRODUCE MARK Mr. the good of the orders.w ere made by Charlie Mrs. FT. I A. I j esting sermon here last Sunday afternoon. He Sarah Moody... Frances Snow of South arrived and are guests of Mr. work up to the present time. His mental Apples, per t>bl, 75al.OO Mass., Sunday Bent and Lizzie Field Walker, followed by the Capt. Edmund Hichborn, West Main street, and Hay. ,1 I will here in two weeks at 10:30 a. Portland granddaughter, Maude Jose, faculties and memory have been speak again dried, per lb., 7 Hides, I and Mrs. E. A. Sargent. writer. All seemed to be of one mind. No has taken command of a Bath vessel remarkably large m-I)r. and Mrs. W. L. G H. Car- have arrived to spend a few weeks at Mrs- Beans, pea, 2 85a3 00 Lamb, 1 retained. He eagerly reads his daily paper, i Cargill, A. B. Colson of Brooklyn, N. V.. who suffragettes; no but a fine repre- and left home a week ago for a sea voyage. Beans. Y. E., 2 50a2 75 Unit. Progressives, Snow’s summer residence on Dean street ... Sk;r.< Capt. and has all I gili and Miss Fannie Gilman took an auto trip few in town, return- sentation of The affair closed 1 he lure of the ocean seems irresistable to strong personal opinions upon Butter, 25a30 Mutton, has been spending a days stand-patters. I to China Lake Mrs. Geneva of D. of the His deceased wife's Sunday. Thompson Washington, C., Beef, sides, 9a 10 Oats. 32 in f with America. On our home it our topics present day! ed tii his home Tuesday. singing way long-time sea-captains! was the guest recently of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. 9 niece. Miss Arline Crooker of Bangor, came to Beet.foreq larters, Potatoes S who died in was our fortune at to attend a mattinee bu. 6u The remains of Loring Ginn, good Mr. Gleason Tinney and family of Cape Jeili- SANDYPOINT. Moody ...Mr. Baxter Luce h;.s rented the Barley, Round H l; dine with him on the anniversary, while many on the of we Cheese. 24 Straw, boat Thursday. The inter- lawnj Judge Black, where indul- ! son were taken to Rockland last by Mr. Fred Gould, family and friends of Milo furnished house of Mrs. Ada McCormick. Boston, arrived by Sunday from to Maine sent con- t hicken, ed in acquaintances Virginia 30 Turkey reminiscences, and stories of the old Mr. ErLest in one of the Mc- are at the Gould cottage for a few weeks. ment was at Cape Jellison. McLaughlin letters,post-cards, flowers and Calf Skins, lb Tallow. War time Three cheers were for gratulatory gifts days. given automobiles, back at ....Miss Miriam Stowers of Searsport visited Duck. 20 Steamer Seaconnet, Capt. Smith, arrived J Laughlin coming night. to Stockton's nonagenarian, whom all honor Children Veal, j all who aided in the most successful outing ot friends here Miss Jennie Cry Eggs, 26 Wool, unwa- News with 3,300 tons of These cars seem in great demand. recently... Black Sunday from Newport and respect, hoping that his wonderful vital- FOR FLETCHER’S Eowl, lb Wood, hari l season. Hand shaking and the good bye, has gone to Rockland, where she has work. coal to the Penobscot Coal Co. Miss Emma Hichborn, West Main street, re- ity may carry him over other birthdays and Geese, 18 \\ ood, soft were given and spoken to eome who are now ....Mr. C. B. Merrithew left Monday for turned Monday to her in J. H. Howes’ reunions with friends. L. M. RETAIL PRICE. KETA, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradshaw of North in position happy Capt. CASTORIA \ distant parts of cur country, whom we hope Boston on business_Misses Olivia and of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. dry goods store in Belfast, after spending a Partridge and Mr. J. G. Lambert were among Beef, Corned, 17 Lime, ! Bradford are guests still to meet welcome to our dear again—and Lois Patterson of Rockland are rela- Butter 14 three weeks’ with her Miss in town to send remem- visiting SHIP NEWS. Salt, lb., 18a22 Oat Mea. on Mt. avenue. vacation sister, the elderly people Young Ephraim old town, Searsport on the Bay.—E. B. B. tives here.... Miss Lelia Black arrived Mon- Corn, bl Onions, Nellie Hichborn, in the homestead. brances for 23rd, while Mr. H. L. Mrs. E. P. Griffin and child of Can- family July Cracked Corn, 76 Oil, ker Mr. and day from Boston for a two weeks’ vacation. j Congregational Church Notes. The of the sent AMERICAN PORTS. Corn Meal. 76 arrived and are guests of Mrs. Warren C. Loud ol Hampden is the Hopkins younger generation, Pollock, ton, Mass., Sunday ....H. F. Partridge went to Mon- many guests in town make the church attend- his automobile to take him to thus Northport New Cheese, 24 Pork. on Main street. of her maternal aunt and husband. ride, York. Arr, July 23, schr Northern Miss Mabel Griffin guest day for a short stay_The Ladies’ Aid Cotton Seed, 1 bO Plaster, ance large. Each Sunday strangers and old to his mind the vast strides made Light, Bar.jor; cld, str Hawaiian, ilu-ino, Nor- and Mrs. Horace M. Griffin, Middle recalling 10 has the outside I Capt. will hold their annual summer fair Codfish, dry, Rye Mea Albert Williams complete! friends find a them. The and sale folk; American-Hawaiian Steamship Co, 24. ar, welcome waiting for the All old friends in rapid transit within uO Shorts. and re- street, present week. |conveniences ,and str ra Cranberries, work on his on Norris street at Griffins hall af ternoon and Philadelphia, Hicnborn, Laguu} July 12, ( cottage sermon Sunday, July 26th, was from the his Master A. J. Crooker of Wednesday lover Seed, J5a27 Sugar, ! are to see Clara” again in her native memory. Puerto Oabeiio 15th, Curaco 17th and San turned to his home in Lowell Thursday. glad ; July 30th. A baked bean Flour, 6 00a7 25 Salt, I. I seventh verse of Psalm one hundred and the brother-in-law evening, supper Juan 19th; str Curtis, Havana; town. Orrington, only surviving sld, Espeianza, H. G. will be served at 6 o’clock. All are in- Seed, 2 60a2 75 Sweet 1 who nas been visit- seven, “He led them also a bark Mabel 1 Meyers, Meyers, Grand Turk, I Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, by straight way of Master Goodhue, was unable to be pres- I*ard. 14 Wheat M Dr. J. F. of Boston arrived last Sat- vited... Miss Harrintan is in Boston l—C H Meyers; atr Brodhead, Miss L. W. Edwards on Water street, re- that find a to dwell in.” The Rjder Agnes Pennsylvanian, ing they might city ent for the anniversary, as were the thought- Puerto urday to join his wife at the heme of her her sister, Miss Harri- Mexico,Anierican-Hawauan Steamship turned to her home in Island Falls. scripture reading was II Kings, the sixth visiting Josephine John B. Friday ful eon and wile, Mr. aid Mrs. R. P. Go; Sid, Manning, Brunswick; 27, ar, I’.ni'.N These false and father, the late Capt. J. French Hichborn man....Mrs. L. B. Jones and son Owen, schs Blanche li Mobile; Flora Condon. Mrs. M. J. O’Neil of Providence, R. I., who chapter. passages suggests Goodhue of Jamaica Plain, Boston. King, will soon leave for home, the Hichborn who been here Perth for stm true There is one They have several weeks with Amboy hastport; Millinocket, has been her mother, Mrs. C. A. Web- guidance. right path, yet visiting Stockton; sui, sch Jacob M naskell, bc-rnan- Bailey. Ii :» how choose place is in the hands of a Boston real estate her sister, Mrs. Wesley Styles, left Mon- Knox. July returned home many wrongly. Jeremiah said: sch Susan N ber, ou Park street, Saturday. dina; 2S, ar, Pickering,-. J- sifih Bailey, a son, nim agent for sale. day for their home in Massachusetts... Kaj many W’ander as blind men in the County Correspondence. Boston, 21 arr, sch Grade ,, Maehias; Crockett. a people July In North Havtt At the primary election held Monday very Miss Fostina Griffin las returned from i’oioznac trom streets.” There are false guides ever ready Mrs. J. L. Lancaster of Cambridge, Mass., 20, steamed, Paoli, towing barge and M rs. Jt bn 1 Crt ckelt, a was cast. The vote was as follows: South for oomers N light vote SWANV1LLE CENTER. | Castine, where she attended tha summer Amboj Searsport, 22. arr, nt tie Winniimi. to lead the ycung astray. They tell them arrived July 22na to remain a fortnight with Peters, 33: Haines, 13; Geuld, -0; Pattangall The of the farmers are through school. Smith, i'ortiami; v lara J .Welbrnlge; 23d, str t'AloN. In Deer Isle, July : that the school ar.d Mrs. Horace M. majority path leading through Sunday her parents, Capt. Griffin, Grace R Martin, Sew all’s Point; an sch Harry T. Eaton, a 6. j haying.... Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Marden have itaugi.u s I.MlMtl, 1 um. M .MU1 UUl ..ail, llill.t, a.. Feio.i son In J and Christian Endeavor old-fashioned and Middle street, ai d the parents of her husband, KNOX. Belfast, returned to Conn... The farmers are sch ar. sch Steamer Penobscot, Capt. Nickerson, ar- hunting Mangus. Mansori, Baltimore; 25, Mrs. Mfrm rguson. a s>.h, 1: | council them to “be frpe.” In this freedom Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Lancaster, West Mrs. was LeroyWoods the guest of Mrs. arid Lila b I’ruWt »>rt; sens br nnenac, Junes. from News with 1 the bro n tail moths. They are white millers U.Kockj In L-ekland, July rived triday Newport they drift toward the saloon, the Main street. Welcome home, “Gract!” .\ b.trail gambling Mrs. H. W. Woods the week ... Ids lampa, Omana, Dig >y, b, L Davis, Mrs. A Jor»s and are on the leaf, laying their brown woolly past I Sidney of Yen 3760 tons of coal to the Penobscot Coal and east and attrac- WaiLon, N ia N uen, destruction. Wide, The Stockton friends of Mrt. Fred and Small of Belfast Dr. Small b, Rockland; Umaha, Digby, ; daughter. many E, and are to Tapley and Co. eggs easy find, are uncommonly b; Herman r Kimbail, iG Me; Nile, do; Morton. In i tive is the way, and many there be who go in ckpori, I Jackin, R. Miss Haztl will of Freedom an for M .. Piper (formerly Houghton) thick. Martin Robertson has so far cut 8.'>t> performed operation ap- Catherine, Bangor. Wilber J. Carver of the United thereat. Think of the contrast between the Ensign of the to on Holbrook one 21. Emma b l.*.»rd j hear with pleasure corning her happy nests....Mr. J. H. Cooley of Nortbport has pendicitis George' day last Jacksonville, July arr, sch, Smai arrived to visit his fair of such a life and its end. It. New ten Brim t’enuieii States navy Sunday beginning in Jul\ of a most week. He is under the e: re of a York; -2, a.d, :., Bath; GroVt r C. Srv.a! a m.i.c *■'. home Cambridge, Mass., 15th, recently had stones set oil his burial lot in trained nurse j the 24, arr, sir Katadin, Boston. In mother, Mrs. Clara ii. Carver, on Main J is tie contrast of launching of a ship from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. welcome little daughter, Elizabeth Caroline, Monroe... A few before Mr. and Mrs. Bangor... Bert Palmer of schrs days Brunswick, Gu, July 25. bailed, j Mrs Lugene h, I;• i: .1- a i street. freighted with hope, bands playing, flags fly- are were of Mr. and Congratulations tiered the devoted par- Victor Nea! returned to Brookline, Mass, Mrs. Lowell, Mass., guests Mrs George li. Allies, Haskell, I’oitiand; Blanche I •. In ai d a wreck Mr. and Mrs. E. D. who has been ; ine, and cheering words, on some Albert Palmer Iasi week. L Pendleton, Hayes, i Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wentw. rp Black, ents. had the of a lb They motored tilludelphia. | N. pleasure catching 43, salmon. 1 ! the sounds Norfolk, July 21. Arr, tciirs Ruth in Merrill, daughter. v jfriCr Mr. ar d Mrs. J. W. Black on Main desolate shore, only shrieking thrcugh in their auto via Poniand and Bath. g Mrs. George Clark, accompanied by her son ...Thursday evening, August 7th, there will Wallace, Van Allens Y«vkk. In West I surf and the of Newport Nc.es; B-ugh- Pern-bsi-ut. retun ed to their home in Melrose wind, thundering cries the ....Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Edna street, and daughter, arrived last week from her be a church social at the Monroe Center Conners, ton, McDonald, Boston; James V* Paul, Jr, and Mrs. Fred W York, a da crraren oi < nrisuan perishing. Mary hemes Gordon and two children, Frank Haskell and Petersen, Bangor; sn,, -t ors. Prescu.t Palmer, Mass., Monday. j home in tomerville. Mass., aid opened her church ai d ice c:e;m and cake will be on sale. drift thus and at the end of life ir. Portsmouth; 22, siu, sct.r r. nnie Palmer, New Miss cry despai. Hugh Marden, were Sunday callers at A. S. Mrs. Elizabeth Eames and daughter, j on Midale street for two or three The is invited. The “This is not the the cottage public ccidially proceeds \< rk; 2b, ar. am Noi ihian i. Searsport >i \ ici; 11 last i city By right way they Bailey’s-Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Aborn and Mabel Eames of Hingham, Mass., arrived months. She has seldom been in town since are for church supplies, singing books, etc. Newpori. News, Vu, Juiy 24. Art .dir Van m have rfachtd a whose builder is W. Edwards ght city Master Prescott motored to Belfast, Aliens a: d siu 25, l>u week and are guests of Miss L. the decease of her husband several years ago. Kennty BoUghton, borisrnouih, BErry-JoHnson. In Buck.- i God. Life must have a and that Eveielt. guide, guide, FREEDOM. Rock and Buck land ... C- on Water street. Camden, port Sunday Captain Clair V. Berry of l.a. Mr. Andrew D. Black of California arrived Deiaw a: e Breakwater, 24. i‘assed out, i Go. In things of every day life, as well as in Miss Alberta Farnham fn m Belfast visited W. Wetcott and of Belfast and Miss July GenesPi B. Johnson >.f Bucks i of the Bos- family stmi* for -rl. Capt. Oscar G. Eaton, surveyor 1 is last to visit his Mr. Rufus beaconneti, bearsp Clark- K ncwlis. in .ini. matters spiritual, guidance needed. The Saturday nephew, her aunt, Mrs. W. R. Sparrow, the past week, were Sund Pearl Chase of Jackson .y visitors ban Juan, Juiy 19. bteamed .•lull, 1 y m, str ton lo&urance Co., who has been visiting ins L. and street. by Rev. A. J. la cm art. Harry ch/re of companions, amusements and work Mudgett, wife, Sylvan Surely ....Mrs. Edward Small and Eveline Mr. ilichborn drum Puito j daughter, at Willis Richardson’s arid Mrs. J.-i-'h Philadelphia, Laguayra, terport and Miss Mild: n !.«■. Mrs. Cora E. Dow, on Main street for is this of our Bister, | canrot be safely undertaken without the a stranger in Sttckton native from Deer Isle, Maine, visited Mrs. Small’s Labello and Curaee), New •>'.lied 21:-', help Bailey have taken another boarder, a nice Hampden. several returned 10 Boston Saturday. the late A. D. Griffin schr Stanley M Seaman, Boston. days, of Li vine wisdom. The God who the town! He and Capt. soil, Dr. A. M. Small, M« ssrs. E. J. KNIGHT-Triff. In Canuier. guides recently.... boy, born July 20th, Ray mond Josiah Master l 23. sir who ban iunc.sco, July Arr, Arizonan, of Ki ckiar.d and Miss Mi hire Mrs. Harry 1. Stevens and son Homer, birds in their fight cares more were in the California mines together years D. J. Banton and Seth Banton were in ; pathless Vose, Prescott Kenney returned home to Kaynharv. Patterson, balina Cruz, • UCI untnuu- passing City, Davenport. I Rev. Arthur A. Blair, Mrs. Franklin Nichols in pailltu UJ IBUUOUglirtlo, a month’s visit with her ,I.eon guest of Mr. and and Miss Mildred Shute at the Seldom forth aftfer parents, Haven (lor orders); 25; sld, schr Harriet C I Robinson, both of Bella organ. and Mildred, arrived July 21st to visit the their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Knowles Bangs Kvelyn Milwaukee for several weeks, arrived home lyn Mr. and Mrs. Volney Mrs. Olive Whitehead, New York; 26, siu, sch Kit Carson, SlMMONS-MctOrkison. In V. have our chuich people been to ....Mrs. D. \\ several of Thompson.... priviledged of her late husbar.d, Dr. T. M. Griffii » Dodge gave he, New sld, stm L V Stoddard, Mrs. Nichols, who family of Danforth is visiting her brother, York; 28, Newport | 12, hverett F. Simmons ami A; Friday, accompanied by enjoy so rare a musical treat eb the duet. friends an auto ride to Waterville 24th.. Gilpatrick sch C who is greatly mourned in his native town as July News; 29, ar, Courtney Hirsen, Bath; sld, I both of VValdobor will several weeks here, tie guest Mr. Zelisco Foster. She was accompanied by spend Another musical, will be given at the church 1 The Frank Braineru. New York. JSluug Hill. In Jm elsewhere. These ladies are at the Ladies Circle will be entertained by Mrs Belfast, Mrs. W. V. Nichols on East present Mr. Ernest who returned 26 stm Seaconnet. Nor- of Capt. and one week from Sunday. August 4th at Union her son, Gilpatrick, Searsport, July Ar, Charles R Ames, Morris Ly of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ames at their A L Rockland; sld, A L Main street. guests home the Carter folk; sloop Mills, sloop Miss Florence Mildred Hill, both hall under the auspices of the Cong’l. church 31st. Ice cresm ar.d cuke will be on sale following day-Mrs. Ralph on the shore of Fort Point Cove. Mills, Rockland; 27, sld, stm Penobscot, Nor- Trask Beaulieu. In Week- v cottage .ek... Mr orchestra, a male of negro students Come of Belfast visited relatives lastw folk. was received of the death quartette ever j body.... The 17th anniversary o by H. P. Reed, hsq., M. 1 r,. News Tuesday Last the ladies of the Current Ray Friday Albert and are Mr. and 27. sch Elia M Storer, < from Tuskegee Institute will give a concert. the Veteran Association will be a Gay family visiting Stockton. July Sld, and Lizzie Mae Beaulieu of Ld at the Sailors' Harbor, New Clough held Monday Snug Events Club a delightful buckboard Mrs. has New York. The* admission is twenty five cents for all. enjoyed Windermere Park in Mrs. Elijah Gay... Volney Thompson N. Y., of Cyrus B. Norris, an inmate Unity, Wednesday, Aug Rockland. Me, July 21. Arr, schrs Sarah L Brighton, ride, going to Sandy point, around by the stone l> aned her for use in the church ser- The proceeds will be divided between the 13th. The address will be R. B organ N for Charlie & mm of the Harbor for 20 years. He was born in given by Davis, Walton, S, Boston; house and down the turnpike to Park, where vices at the house.Mr. orchestra and Institute. Cookson, of r, at 1 m. Mr meeting Ralph Willie, Boston; Alton T Miner, Perry; 23 arr, China in 1837, the son of B. and Efq., Bangi p. Cyrus in the daintily appointed “Auto Rest and has the measles-The annual F ield ! schrs Telumab, Bangor for New York; Irene Cookson is a soldier of the Civil War ant Thompson Aver ill. In Fairfield. Lucena Norris, and followed the sea for 4( Warren Y. E do for do. fJu Lunch Room” of Capt. Griffin, they Day will be held at Centennial Grove, Aug. Meservey, A verill. The Shoe Situation. a very interesting speaker. There will b< Boothbay Harbor, Me, July 21. Arr, and years. partook of a delicious lunch, including ice- Uth. This is our town's gala and it is Benner In Northport, Ju > other at the In the even day sailtd, schr Nellie F Sawyer, New York for before the homeward ride. speakers campfire. wife of Lewis W'. Benru r The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. church Indications point to a better trade in foot- cream, that friends from out-of-town will re- Thomaeton; 25 sld, schr Eva May (from Stock- wil] ing there will be a grand ball and music will L< hoped months and 14 days. than foi date. The are of un- ton, Me), New York. hold their semi-annual sale of fancy articles, wear and the present call is larger Mr. and Mrs. L. Albert Gardner entertained of member the speakers Cross. In Lincolnviiie, July furnished by Tozier’s orchestra four pieces Machias, Me, July 21. Sld, schrs Addie Ful- ice several weeks are in the friend last at B. B. San- usual Mr. Ed. is formerly of Morrill, aged 66 y < aprons, cooked food, cream, candy, etc., al past. Many buyers a business Sunday prominence.... Dyer cutting New York; Lillian, do. j ler, Cl RTis. In South Thomastut Union haP, this, Thursday, afternoon, July Boston market, but purcnases are mainly of born's log-house, which they had hired for a THORNDIKE. Mrs. Cora Berry’s hay.Alice M. Lowell Calais, Me, July 24. Arr, schrs Annie B Madelyn, twin daughter of Mi moderate the volume is Mr. Whitelock, State school worker ■ to her thanks to her Mitchell, New York; James Roth well, do; 26, 31st. In the evening Mr. Edward H. Frye ol size, although largei few days. Mrs. Carrie A. Gardner, accom- Sunday wishes express many H. Curtis, aged 2 months. ar, sch Willis & Guy, Boston, sld, sch Luther the celebrated will than heretofore. Local jobbers continue tc the Misses and will speak at the Center church next Sunday friends through The Journal for the generous Fuller. In Rockland, 24 Boston, monologist, give panied by Faustina, Mary T Garretson, Me. July is as Mr Stonington, 60 4 months and the “The Man from Home.” t. slow business and do not look for any Harriet D. called her son and August 3rd. A full house expected shower of cards which they so kindly aged years, popular comedy report Hichborn, upon post FOREIGN FORTS. wel 1 Gorham. In Belfast. Julv 24, 25 and 35 cents. Reserved on until reduction sales are com- the tv o hours Whitelock has been here before and is her on her recent Mrs. Alonzo Admission seats improvement wife in the afternoon, enjoying sent birthday. w ■ Salina Cruz, 23, 6 p m. Sld, stm County Hospital, Caroline A., was a July liked_Dr. A. E. Kilgore of Brooks North N. H was the <• sale at C. O. Sawyer’s. pleted.—Dun’s Review, July 26th. spent at the charming locality very much. Knowlton of Conway, Virginian, Greene, San Diego; 25, 3 p m, sld, F. Gorham of Orono, aged 74 Mr. F. L. Philbrick’s. July 20th in consultatior C. E. Howard San and 19 Mrs. S. Overlook ar.d daughter, Miss | guest of Mrs. Friday-Edwin stm Nebraskan, Knight, Diego. days. Henry 5 a m. str Hussey. In 24. with Dr. H. L. of anc are C. Puerto Mexico, July 18. Arr, Belfast, July ar- Truworthy Unity-Mr. Arno and Miss Hazel Arno visiting Mrs. | Emily S. Overlock of Somerville, Mass., New York; stm Mon- w ife of A. ng« friends in Dakoton, Sweetser, ar, George Hussey. Mrs. F. S. Hcgan visited Bango B. Cus man.... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herbert ! rived last Saturday and have taken rooms at j tanan, Nichols, New York; sld 25th, 9 a m, stm Jackson. In Belfast, July the Thorndike: s at Winder and Willie Barrows of Break- ater. of and F la 1 the house, street, for two weeks. recently_Among of Uxbiidge, Mass., Kentuckian Dow, Delaware daughter Ralph Libby Sylvan B 2 mere Park Sunday were Edwin Lander ant R. are of Mrs. A. M. : St John. N B Julv 25. sld sch M V Chase, aged months We are to welcome these old-time North Scituate, I., guests glad neigh- Tuttle, Philadelphia. Leach. In Rockport, July family, Richard C. Higgins and family, F. S Ricker_Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burkill of Hud- bora in our village! They are accompanied by Turks Island, July 18 Sid, sch Alice l Pen- Leach, a native of North Pei and family; Nicholas Walton and wife ; are of Mr. and Mrs. J. F\ 4 months and L’7 two friends, Miss Neally of Somerville, Mbs6. Hogan son. Mass., guest dleton, Portland. years, days. “OUR CORNER.” I and and Wallace Palme: Mayhkw. In Searsmont, July who Guy Patterson family, Burkill at Hill View Farm-Ralph J. Thomp- MARINE MISCELLANY. and Miss Gardiner of East Boston, Mass., 72 Ward and sister Fannit 1 hew. aged years. and family_Gustave son is ill with measles-Mrs. Thomp- Yarmouth states are with them at the Libby’s. Angie Halifax, July 19. A despatch PlLI SRURY. In Baltiim r< for John Clark which are working through haying son of Nantucket, Mass., is visiting her sister, that fishing schr Morning Star, recently A. t and two children of Capt. Benjamin Pillsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Griswold Gilmore and children of Vassal stranded off Woods Harfior, has been floated by ..Mrs. Clara Mrs. Sarah Thompson-Mrs. Rachel Kings- land, aged fcS years. Mass., lelt last Thursday for home wrecking tugs and towed to Yarmouth leaking Wentworth. In J | Quincy, were ot her sister, Mrs A. H the Misses and Belfast, ip The of our business boro, guests bury and Marguerite Dorothy steam are her free. keystone I a in town. The last badly: pumps keeping wife of A. Wentworti after fortnight’s tarry Helen J. Phil George Higgins, last Thursday..Miss Dr ink water returned to their home in Belfast Boston, July 21. A slight fire occurred at 4 f ew were at B. B. Sanborn’s days spent log ill with on str H F Dimock at Union policy will be honesty. brick, who has been critically pneumon Saturday after visiting Mrs. Sarah Thompson. j a ni to-day Wharf, house on the shore of Fort Point the blaze was discovered in forward compart- Sand}point ia the two weeks, is now convalescent returned to her past _Mrs. Bertha Gilpatric of cotton and Cove, with which locality, scenery and con- merit of main deck in a quantity She is attended by Dr. Truwoi thy of Unity... in last week. While into the hold DR, E. H. BOYINb | home Danforth visiting : steam was Honest honest were furniture; injected by goods'at prices. ; veniences for “camping-out” they Palmer of Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lowell, her Mr. and Mrs. Volney Thompson, crew of vessel and tire held in check until fire- charmed. Another them- parents, year they promise here illness of his fath boat ran alongside and sent stream on board; who were called bythe her three little children were sick with measles; ! SPECIALIST selves the of to Stock- lire soon estimated less than EYE And in no other business is pleasure coining again Palmer, called on Mr. ant 1 quenched; damage er, Albert also her mother, Nellie Thompson .. Mrs. ton. $10 000. I Mrs. F. L. Philbrick, July 22nd-Mrs ■ '■ Olive Foster Gilpatric is visiting relatives in Philadelphia, July 22. Schrs Ralph M Hay- experut 1 been the | Twenty-five years of the dealer so essen- Mr. Lester M. is with his mother, Fred Patterson has guest foi hence for Calais, and Herald, hence for honesty Bragg She was by her son Ernest ward, » several of her Mrs. A. F town. accompanied enables rne to tit Mrs. Jennie M. Main street for an in- days granddaughter, Palmer cut Eusrene Campbellton, N U sustained slight damage fitting glasses Bragg, in Fairfield.••• Most of our farmeri , from Weston_Solomon tial to welfare of : Roundy, who is by collision; the Hayward grounded I the the d efinite of recently ar- The is Adams’ hay last week-Walter Biscoe, yesterday glasses will help. Consultation length time, having i are nearly done haying. hay crop goot while was them both up to tow them visiting his uncle, Darius Cain, was very sick tug \ icking r ived from where he has been em- in this vicinity. The apple crop will be tht the river to and « customers. Florida, ; with last Thursday-Ed. Wiley of down expects complete repairs Main WINTERPOHT. for many years-Mrs. Sarah Davii , pleurisy 44 South St., in tffice w ork for the past year or two, lightest who lived ago with hi« aunt, proceed to-morrow, ployed sold 16 head of cattle to Edward Hunt o Belfast, years has been at their home Jacksonville, July 23. Schooner Augustus ami Tuesilm and has grown somewhat debilitated in that Catea and Wil I Mrs. C. E. Thompson, Office Days, Mondays Unity recently_James wife, Welt, from West, while docking collided Miss several days on a visit.... Ralph Reynolds and Key I WILL BK AT tropical climate. He finds Maine air highly Ward and wife, and Myra Taylor, Arthu schooner away head- Pearl M. Oxten were married Sunday in Free- with Theoline, carrying Leonard, Will Miea Nellie Oakes ant to the Theo- Monroe, Wednesd beneficial, having put on flesh rapidly since Higgins, Mr. is R. F. D. carrier on gear and sprung jibboom; damage Forest House, Robert Black took a hayrack ride to Unit] dom. Reynolds im- a man in line, if any, not reported. gust 6th. Stockton. We be may Freedom Route 2, and is fine young ■ reaching hope and attended the dance there Schooner Charles H Brooks. Thursday. Saturday night Mrs. is a Rockland, July 23. York’s Hotel. OLD CORNER DRUG 8TORE. every respect. Reynolds very popu- « " week to week. ... O. J. Farwell and wife, accompanied b; N B Friday prove steadily!from a of from Philadelphia for St John, The Hotel, Thorndike. lar school teacher and lady marked abil- Sprague, " Dr. H. L. Kilgore and wife, enjoyed a lonj sank three miles W S W of Mon- Central House, Unity. Friday 1' Mr. Albion Paris Goodhue—the oldest man After a wedding trip they will reside in (with coal), auto ride Miss Doris Bartlett | ity. became a Freedom, Saturday Sunday... wish for them a hegan Island at 3 p m yesterday and Bellows’ House, in Stcckton— bis ninetieth an- E. L. in th< Freedom. All their friends passed birthday assisting her father, Bartlett, crew saved. 9th. happy and prosperous future. total loas; gust n iversery July 28rd at his home on Middle pos toffies these days.