» .' i W __ The P _Nat, IE 86_BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1,1914._NUMBER 40 from W. L. Gray, deputy sheriff arrived at the A line of submerged ledges extends PERSONAL. ,ournal- ! North Waldo Pomona Grange, The Supreme Judicial Court. ! home about 10.80 o'clock, talked with the PERSONAL. these islands to Seven Hundred Acre island, Jou know accused, examined the premises and took ! in Real Estate. .Wedding North Waldo Pomona mat with Se- Associate Justice George E. Bird of Port- through which there is a passage—if =f(,rs Grange the and the that to Miaa Grace Hamilton of Harcourt, N. B., ar- Rev. and Mrs. Haraden S. Pearl are Bpend- Waldo Pomona Grange. where islands are now the defendant gun night ?r‘, North baaticook grange, Sept. land, Presiding. to find it. These- the week in .Person- Burnham, Wednesday, his own home. He was at the rived to vieit Mrs. A. C. Hopkins. ing Bangor. Judicial Court.. of Gibson, the well- present Saturday preme 23d. The was In due form property Charles Dana Societies. meeting opened CIVIL DOCKET. home coroners inquest the next and Annie of Camden return- Mr. and Mrs. C. Trussell returned Secret known who has a large summer morning Mrs. M. Sweetser George .The Maine with Worthy Master C. C. Clements in the artist, Washington Letter. William 0 Stouten burg of Arlington, N. a stone corroborated the statement of previous wit- ed home from a few visit in Bel- Monday from a week’s visit in Boston. Lec- Y., on Seven Hundred Acre island and Monday days' ; e Convention. .Washington chair. The other officers present were: ; vs Emma D. Elms of Belfast, vai opened to He nesses that there was no broken glass from fast. Mrs. C. W. Pierce of Monroe is .Wartime Cell to Amer- Pomona and Gate bungalow on one of the Ensign islands. visiting her Vii.nering»."' turer, Secretary, Steward, the window under the of Ronco. * A Souvenir of the Civil the jury Thursday forenoon. This is an action ago of Mr. body He daughter, Mrs. W. L. and other rela- women.. Wilbur Master of Sebasti- bought these islands a few years Mra. Essie P. Carle will leave next Saturday West, Ascend Keeper. Reynolds, recover on a loan identified the butcher knife found under ut Now Thy Song to $100 to the defendant title from the town long to attend the fall and winter in Bos- tives. cook acted as Overseer and the other Boardman, who acquired openings Squares of Dead Germane grange, her Laura Ronco's also the' shirt and under- from daughter, Elms Webster, in owners un- body, coat, ton and New York. Mrs. A. E. Fairfield Personals. stations were filled members of of Isles boro ate tax sale against Smith of Bucksport was the guest acceptably by 1912. Mrs. Webster later married shirt uith the hole in the left side of each ■Reding Mr. Stout- claims to have received the week of Baptiste., the local Six were repre- known. Mrs. Lassell Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs and chil- past the family of Lewis A. ,„i cowardice.,Maine grange. granges and the where the of the entered as it to the Occasion.. enburg assigned note to him. State of Maine charge gun Brown. t iarhwx Equal sented and in condition. Harv- a title to the property from the dren, Horace and Alice, motored to Rockland *,s News reported good have been the heart of the deceased. It also ... News and Notes. .The Thexe family troubles and this case in the but the law court decided penetrated est Home grange was also reported as doing early 70's, Thursday to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knight of one others was developed from the that Ronco's Newburyport, BrooKS. is of brought. It entered at wa* decided on testimony good work. As there was no special business against her. The care Sabra of Mr. and Mrs. Mass., are visiting friends and relatives in The Churches. Obituary. the January, 1914, term and continued to this within funeral was held at the Burgess home. Hodg- B., daughter George rsinriais- to the grounds that the islands were Belfast. I Openings. .Bast Bel- to be transacted, the members proceeded don C. B. Dyer left to resume her studies at Millinery term. The loan was made through the Bel- which would Buzzell, the attorney for the defence Monday ballot for the five in number, and three miles of the mainland, {alt candidates, Bank and to several in to the the Boston School of Expression. Miss Nellie Trussell has returned to gears- fast Savings charged up to Mrs. the limits of the old objected questions regard of Belfast. elected were introduced and bring them within rjf News being duly they Webster’s bank book. Elon B. glass under the body of Ronco, the foot Mrs. Horace by her port from a visit with her father, Joseph H * .The Maine W.T. C. savings Gil- of 1629, later known as the prints Chenery, accompanied ;o joiniscence. received the full instructions of the of Muscongus grant degree assistant was in the earth in-front of the broken window and son left last week to visit her brother Trussell. i North Knox Fair..Pitts- chrest, treasurer, witness to the Patent. Lire. the in Richard, Pomona. Waldo Tibbetts, plaintiff County Correspond- transaction. Arthur for the cross-examined the witnesses who had testi- in Cleveland, Ohio, and will make other visits Miss Louise Heal iB at home jvrsonals. Ritchie, attorney that case claims a title from the only heir of from Boston, for Home Work The dinner hour arrived a recess ", -chooi Credits having had failed to record with fied in the case in the lower court on many before to Belfast. her 1 plaintiff, the writ the late Gen. Henry and Lucy Knox.# But returning visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, S. Heal, Free Library. was taken and all to the dining-room work rested jeifast repaired the copy of the assignment of Mrs. Stouten- in minor pointB. The of Tuesday David E. of N. Cedar Btreet. shots records show that to his death, Ex-Mayor Boody Brooklyn, lain* Pioneer. .News Snar to of a most excellent dinner just prior partake prepared to her husband, as the law and with W. L. Gray deputy sheriff. strived visit his !' wt-ek. "War is Hell.”..Maine burg required, Gen. his wife conveyed all Y., last Saturdayvto sister, Fred Keith of Chelsea, Mass., returned .1 ladies of the host Full was 1806, Knox and d Prof. by grange. justice R. W. for the Court opened Wednesday morning with the visit rela- fieport. Seed Selection. Rogers, attorney defendant, their in Hancock and Lincoln counties* Mrs. S. W. Johnson. He will also home Tuesday from a visit with his done to the viands, property cousin, on War.. Northport-bv-the tempting especially by asked the to non-suit the case on testimony of E. Everett Davis, a member of Judge this these islands in to Israel tives in Brooks and Jackson. Miss Florence M. Brown. .Transfers in Real Es- those who a twelve-mile ride before including question, C ...eni). enjoyed and the was the coroner’s jury and the greater part of his neglect, request granted. The William Prescott and David Sears, Mrs. Walter B. accompanied by her Mr. and the station in Brooks. After a social Thorndike, Kelley, Mrs. Bert Leighton of re- lite reaching case will be testimony was not material The next witness, Harmony Born..Married—Died.. probably brought up again as a the consideration David Sears Katherine and Miss Edith Gammans turned home i was re-asBembled in the fifth being $208,000. daughter Tuesday from a few visit pr.'i111;: hour the Grange new case. Leon Reynolds, saw Ronco at about 4.30 o’clock days’ I& r>,! Stockton Springs. was one of the earliest settlers in Waldo county. of who was her arrived with Mr. J a with Newton, Mass., guest, and Mrs. Hiram Michaels. degree and the choir rendered song, toward the Burgess house; met him on A last summer's romance between Nelson V. I It is matter of record that these islands, going at her home in St. last In the absence Paul, Minn., Saturday. Mrs. M. Verdilla Pease at the piano. the road about 6 o’clock near his own farm and C. Percival, who spent the summer Rackliff of Worcester, Mass., and Miss Mar- until the above have never been sold be- IN KEAL ESTATE. words of were sale, Mrs. Nellie Macomber Kneeland, who spent with her of E. E. Davis, cordial greeting gave him a ride to within about half a mile of mother, Mrs. M. A. Coombs, has re- of East both so- tween two individuals. A short time previous jJJ^KKS jorie Cowan Orange, N, J., the summer season at North- turned to spoken by Wilbur Reynolds, and Worthy the Burgess house. Ronco appeared all right Temple Heights, her home in Portland. 5 the court to 1800 were William to Jonathan journer at Bayside, occupied Thurs- they sold by on her to in real estate were Master Clements in his usual happy and had bis with him. tes- port, was in Belfast Saturday way Mrs. < .ain ransfers responded About gun George Dodge H. E. MacDonald has returned afternoon. The a man of Pendleton, settlers of Islesboro. from 1,1 of Deeds day plaintiff, young early | Rockland en route to her home in Somerville, yv.ii‘1 County Registry manner. j owned the tified that he saw Ronco about 6.30 going to- visits with Mrs. Fred A.Harnman inWaterville 23 years, brought action to recover a diamond 1840,when Maine and Massachusetts 1914: Mr. of schools in wards the house with his Chas. Mass. and ending September 30, Nickerson, superintendent were Burgess gun. Mrs. William Sim in Fairfield. ring from the defendant, a girl of 17 yearR. islands on the coast in common, they pson of week see 6th the district Frankfort E. saw about 9.30 on the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea, who have _ rffer« preceeding comprising Winterport, named Cunningham Burgess Mrs. On motion that a guardian be appointed, as the conveyed by both States to parties Henry F. Wooster of Camden came to and Monroe, was then called upon and deliver- ot August 31st and he said *T been at Wildwood, N. J., for some weeks, are the defendant’s Crooker of but soon reconvey- night (Burgess) Bel fast 21st in her car to ft to Walter law requires, mother, Mrs. Wiscasset, very Sept. spend the day il^y, al, Bucksport, ed an excellent address. His subject was; have shot my son-in-law.” Mather Monroe coming to Belfast Oct. 5th and will spend a who was i because have found with her cousin, Mrs. Carrie land in Mary E. Cowan, present with her ei, presumably they may E. Peirce. flSt; Northport. •‘Some of the Problems in School Work." He recognized the knife found under Ronco as one week here. Their many Belfast friends will was The affair took an older and better title existed. to Charles S. daughter, appointed. that Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe, j ,,k. Cnity, Cook, first of the schoolhouse and its surround- he made for Burgess in be to greet them. accompanied by spoke in when Rackliff R. F. council for the defence has July. glad in place August, 1914, young Dunton, Miss Marian M. Heal,will leave next Hillings Unity. and said in part: “The schoolhouse which At this juncture there was considerable dis- the little of Mrs. Sarah J. Saturday !,jwi ings was bis R. and for a new trial in the horse case of Lucy L.. daughter for > to Kate A, Lane, visiting uncle, Eugene Conner, applied Chicago, where they will spend the winter ac!:, Brooks, is the home of tne child for 36 or 40 weeks of cussion over a sworn statement bv of 18 the was at a at with her i Bernes O. Norton vs John W. Hobbs. admitting Nealley of Northport, formerly Spring in girl cottage Bayside Mrs. M. C. Hill lings Brooks. the should be so that the *hild Miss J. who is ill and unable to left Tuesday to visit her (..f- year, arranged mother. The became A number of divorce hearings have been Nancy Conner, street, Belfast, recently entered St. Joseph to Erastus L. Bra- young pe >ple acquaint- Mrs. A. J. ;.K. jiurnham, may be comfortable and his health protected. attend as a witness, to the effect that Ronco and is the fourth Belfast sister, Mason of Bangor, and to be ed and with two other young autoed held by Judge Bird, but no decrees will be Academy, Portland, peO|*l£ near her It is no to say that what was gooi had told her he would kill The Court daughter, Mrs, M. L. Slugg and infant argument to one and on their until the end of the term. Burgess. girl to enter this school. ^i Stockton and Searsport Sunday evening signed neid, Springs, for us is for our and ruled that it was out of order and it was not son. enough good enough boy return to in the one Mrs. Blethen and Mrs Mar- to Celena C. Bayside evening occupied Mr, and Joseph \ ! ;; -field, Boston, for the conditions which we attend- Admitted. Miss Katherine girl, under, the settees in the Park. The defendant tha Swadley of Seattle, Wash., and Mr. and C. Quimby and Miss Margaret land and buildings in of p.BI... ed school were not for us, but THE CRIMINAL DOCKET. Mrs. widow of the deceased and the Mrs. Sam Conant of Strong were in the city O. White good enough asked to wear the young man’s diamond ring— Ronco, have returned from visits in Boston morn- __-^ tkn Knot mo onnlH irof Hlir nnur Jjffpr At the of the court for a few hours 23d, coming opening Tuesday daughter of the defendant, was a very Wednesday, Sept. and Mass. this was'their second.roeeting— and he allowed good automobile.— Kennebec Journal. Campello, In the latter place they the criminal docket was taken and the by of observation and we know some- ing up witness. She told of to her father’s were of Mr. and years study, her to take it. She placed it on her finger be- going guests Mrs. Richard P. Whit- land and in first case was vs. Lewis of Burn- Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Ames left Thurs- springs; buildings is for the welfare of State Burgess house for her husband on the of his man. thing better neceSBary low two other atone to this point day rings. Up ham indicted for As at the for Boston, where have taken rooms we look to it that the murder. reported death. She also said that her father was al- day they White of K Springs. the youth, and should both and defendant Harry Bridgewater, Mass son of et Stockton to plaintiff agreed perfectly. killed winter. will return to Belfast V'ur.j.:, al, Springs, time Burgess is alleged to have shot and to her husband and was kind to for the They child gets his due in a light, sanitary building, Miss Cowan to ways pleasant C, E. White of Belfast, who graduated last land in Stockton The young man accompanied for the and to another iu‘ tson, do; and it is a fact at his home in Burnham, Aug, 31st, John Ron- him on this occasion. She married Ronco on holidays expect spend June from the with up-to-date furnishings, her home and at the door asked her to return Bridgewater High school, hae summer at Howes Point, Quantabacook. will take in desks co, his son-in-law. Hon. Scott Wilson of Port- June in Waterville and to this entered of that the pupil pride good the which he said he saw on her 29, 1908, up .the University Maine for a four to Francis A. Jack- ring, finger who arrived at rg vrc Troy, keen it in condi- land, Attorney General of the State of Maine, had lived in Mass. About Among the passengers New course. and furniture and help good at the time. She declined, saying that she year Somerville, years’ ■ and buildings in Troy. and Eben F. York 23d from Europe on the White Star et tion. There should be spacious grounds sur- Littlefield, County Attorney ap- seven months ago they came to Burnham and Sept. would take good care of it. The defendant Mr. and Mrs. Thomas >fockton Springs, to H, E for the and the Court were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shevington and three Barra— every schoolhouse, so arranged that peared State, appointed had lived five months with her father, moving Liner Olympic Ayer rounding claimed that she did not have the ring on her who have been land and buildings in C. of Belfast and C. of and children, at The Pastures dur- (. star.-j and have a suitable play H. Buzzell Wiley Conary from there 12th. Her husband was an and MiBB Pauline A. Ayer Bangor, both boyB girls may when she turned on the light as she en- July the finger who was Barns of ing summer, left recently for ft The should be in of Bucksport, counsel for Burgess, habitual drinker and became in- Misses Isoline M. and Hattie B. Cambridge, ground. out-buildings kept tered her room and with her mother tried to frequently where to Estella A.Wa rd defence. Mass., Mr. S. has a position as chauffeur £ .rsport, and neat condition.” The second unable to employ counsel for the toxicated. Bristol, R. I. good repair find it the next H. C. Buzzell for with Mr. Robert in morning. Jordon. K&r„ sgs Searsport. touched was the teacher, and Mr. The was drawn as follows with Thos. Frank M. Fairbanks, undertaker, was called Maurice E. at point upon the defence claimed that she lost the ring jury Mr. Davidson, lately druggist 1:. Thorndike, to Bert A. Hon. and Mrs. John R. Dunton went to ljtj.cc Ward, said: “I from the standpoint P. Mathews of Liberty, foreman: Wm. C. Vose at 11 a. m. 1st and cared for the body. the Old Corner Store, is now Cris- Nickerson speak over the other two her and was not Sept. Drug apothecary arid and in Thorn- op finger haven last where the j. buildings of 24 and a sup- of Belfast, E. B. Rand of D. B. Boody Found a shot on the felt the shot at the New York one of the oldest Friday, they spent week- of a teacher years experience for its loss. R. F. Dunton for the Unity, gun leftside, Hospital, responsible end with relatives, Mr. Dunton’s sister. erintendent of six years; and the young girl of of Jackson, M. F. Dunaver of Prospect, Ralph on the back and found a section of the back and best established in New York joining plaintiff maintained that it was impossible for hospitals ;. r. to Almon F. Cooper, Miss Margaret A. Dunton, who has been there- Unity, 16 or 18 cannot teach others until Heal of Searsmont, O. E. French of Lincoln- broken. The shot also the Mrs. Davidson and the children will successfully her to lose it off over the other two and that bone penetrated City. join for the past two weeks. ija Thorndike. she herself learns. We need trained teachers. ville, Frank E. of Belfast. L. L. Wiggin of the heart and the him there soon. it was for her to account for its Wiley upper part large artery Pittsfield, to Lura A. disappearance. F. m N.-ekirs, some are better fitted at 18 than of Montville, C. F. Fogg of Brooks, George skin on the lower side of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund who the Of course, He said the action did not involve larceny, but leading to it. The^ Claude B. Nutter will enter Bates College Wilson, spent an a in Burnham. 5,cc, an older but this is an ex- Overlock of Stockton Springs, Warren Grant wrist was broken and had He summer at Wilson, are others at age, carelessness on her in not able to the left bled, the week and will for the Camp Quantabacook, to part being coming study Bap- jcv ., sin-die, Unity, Guy Stevens, it is training and experience of Winterport. All are farmers with the ex- identified Ronco's spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. M. O. ception. Usually return the ring when the owner asked for it. also clothing. tist ministry. He preached at his hocfle in in Unity. at b's:. dings are needed to the best of F. E. Wiley, a mechanic, and Mr. Mr. for the defence Wednes Wilson Poors Mills before U that accomplish The case was similar to many we read about. ception Conary opened Montville, last Sunday and also spoke in East returning ■ !fast. to Melvin Dunaver, pi in the schoolroom. The teacher who Mathews, a retired trader. The State chal- it was not murder, as their Congress street home. results The Judge in charging the jury said it was an day afternoon, claiming Knox. He has been employed as bookkeeper Kt; ia: in Prospect. to with wi 1 E. of Howard R. Clem- not and not from malice has a normal school training begin action of trover. The after out lenged T. Bessey Knox, it was premeditated in Belfast for some time. Kenney Burgess, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert to Oscar L. Sta- jury being pV. is, Belfast, it into while the one ents of Cole of Wintemort, That made no C. generally put practice, over an hour came in for instruction in Mon'oe, Leroy aforethought. Burgess attempt Burgess, Church street, has passed a very h and in Belfast. regard Hon, and Mrs. C. O. Poor left last Tuesday buildings a few terms and then goes to a Wm. A. of Charles U. Curtis horrified at his deed. who teaches to and were instructed to find on the Colsqn Searsport, to escape and seemed successful examination for entrance to the 1 Carter B. damages for Mass., to vi_.it their daughter, one. Freedom, and O. E. Dutton of Lemuel Lexington, training school will upon resuming teaching real value of the with interest to date. of Searsport, Waldo, In.the scuffle it happened to be Ronco instead Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Bos- v. to Frederick L ring, Mrs. H. D. McLellan, and will be absent sev- 2 ngton, D. C., her old methods. If J. Lord of Frankfort, F. G. Norton of Palermo. defence called to ton. He often fall back to young in a verdict of for the of Burgess. The Burgess graduated from Phillips-Exeter this ii They brought $26 plain- eral weeks. Mr. Peor will go from Lexington mi. .,ni; land Freedom (two the is defence Walter B. of 58 teachers are employed Superintendent he claimed it was a and The challenged Knight the Btand. He is a Frenchman, aged years year. tiff, although $100 ring to Rutland, Mass., to spend a few days with to exercise more care over both teach- Troy and Percy B. Redman of Belfast. told the substantially as the witnesses obliged he had paid $90 for it. He story and then to Mr. Martin T. Ford of New Thorndike, to Anna Dyer, Mr. Charles E. Knowlton return York, manager and his advice and assist- Sheriffs Charles Walker,of Swanville did not seem embarassed on his own er and school, by Next in order was a “hoss” case. Bernes Deputy had. He of the Equitable Life Insurance of the Thorndike. Lexington. Society in; her lack of training. A and J. A. G. Beach of Belfast were appointed showed of at his deed ance, supplement O. Norton of Belfast sued to recover $100 for account, but signs grief Central States, and wife, who had been visit to Clara E. been t: ?t al., Winterport, well as educated. in the case. Wilson he was E A. Blair, who for several years has teacher should be cultured as a horse sold John Hobbs of Brooks in special deputies On cross examination by Mr. his land and buildings in Winter- W. May, foreman at the Pioneer office, has resigned. ing parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Ford, in the teacher who excelled in cul- In opening the case to the jury County At- not clear as to time or just what he I would prefer 1914. The case occupied the court from about 3 perfectly iiis place has been taken by George W. Smith Swanville, returned home to New York last that it was his first ] :i to Frank A. Bart- than in education, if both were torney Littlefield said was when the crash came at the window. of Mr. Smith is an -raid, Troy, ture rather p. m. until adjournment Thursday. There doing | Belfast. experienced Saturday. W .a and in and that he would tell them the will the of buildings Troy. not We do not always recail all of murder trial, At this the Judge excused the jury' ! printer and make job department possiole. seemed to bathe best of feeling between the point Holman F. [- Addie M. White, Belfast, to and and the witnesses trie office one o_ the best in the State.—Aroos- Day, author and poet, Mrs. Day, us, but who of us story briefly plainly while the defence introduced Miss Con- j F.W\ I>; land in Belfast. the book knowledge taught parties and both were willing to have the jury again took Pioneer. and three guests, visited Mr. and Mrs. Moore of those who told would give the details. Mr. Wilson for the State j at the but can recall the teaching decide the case on its merits. Mr. Norton tes- nors’s statement. Lynnmore Tuesday anu Wednesday. session witnesses D. who had a few WEDDING BELLS. noble and cultured At the afternoon twenty was too not direct evidence Stanley Wilson, spent They are cruising along the coast in their us how to live to become tified that he sold the horse to Hobbs in May claimed it remote, | in the and three were weeks’ vacation at Wilson. yacht, David Jones 2nd. Mrs. is a sister to the he were sworn for State, to the Bird Camp Quantaba- Day men and women.” In regard pupil for a one as far as he knew that and not admissible jury. Judge j of good except in left Thurs- Mrs. Thompson, who will spend the winter ..a \ a it 1 >. The marriage of Miss attend- sworn in later. The shooting took place in Buzzell ! cook, and with relatives Belfast, said: "The first requirement is regular he was a little sore forward. If he hadn't allowed the objection. JWr. excepted here.— Deer Isie Messenger. Min-.:. Franklin Folsom about 8 o'clock on the of resume his duties as instructor in chem- diiard and should be kept out of school Burnham at night and the admitted the statement as day to ance. No child been he would never have sold him for $100 Judge Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clement will leave d •: at the 6 the of Mr. Wil- today fs. place Tuesday, Sept. 29th, sickness and death August 31st Burgess home about court records. The defence introduced Dr. E. istry at University Chicago. for trivial reasons Only and as it was he considered him worth what to attend the Music Festival in and ..U head of work and will Bangor rnurial Chapel, Cambridge, of his to attend miles from the village and near the who testified that the deceased’s son is also taking postgraduate should deprive a child right he asked for him in the first Hobbs | D. fapley, visit their ■ place, $125. son, Dr. James D Clement, in Orono. At was in marriage by Mrs. the wife of the mur- take the Ph D. the coming winter. given books should be used in the Unity pond. Ronco, ; face showed of a struggle just degree school. Few begged for him at $100 and Norton said he let signs prolonged Mrs. Clement will return home and imer had* as her attendant of the was Monday only and the should not be dered man, and_daughter accused, before he di6d. Washburn Peabody, the oldest man in Dix- lower grades pupil him go at that, Hobbs to send a check for $100 Mr. Clement will his John in a N#i. a niece of the in court and in her had the join son, C., Kimball, limit. The mind of trying position case is on trial as we to had the honor of being the first at the forced beyond a certain when he got back to Brooks. He didn’t do it This go press. mont, to North East [i was who saw her. j hunting trip Carry. .eremony performed be he ever so sympathy of all ballot election Mr. Pea- a child of eight or ten. forward, and a word came down later that the horse was polls to cast his day. fKi-v ■ dean of the Mrs. Edward W. Lane and sons Taliaferro George Hodges, and retain- Alonzo E. Garcelon of Burnham was the first INDICTMENTS. now and has cast his ballot at is not capable of comprehending worthless and would Norton come to Brooks body is past 91, Vi:: ■_ .,iii and was witnes- Fri- and Edward J., and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hub- school, to an older witness called. He acknowledged The jury reported 15 indictments and November election since ing knowledge which rightly belongs and get him. This Norton declined to do, and ordering grand every September •? •’.... r- of the immediate families, bard left for New where be overworked of alcohol for Mr. and of of which the following were 70 His Saturday York, they development and a child may said he should demand the check for him. In two quarts Burgess day morning, he came of age, more than years ago. will meet Mr. Lane. and Mrs. James trie younger daughter of John The child of home with the made public: and Mr. P. mentally as well as physically. this connection he remarked: “If I had intend- drinking at the Burgess princi- first vote for governor was for Hastings, k. N*a s rk of Boston, and Taliaferro will leave Oct. 8th and if the weather formerly an over those in rase. He went to the house about State vs. Edward J. Webb, selling mortgaged K. educated parents has advantage ed to cheat John I should have demanded the pals the for President, James Polk. ! ^ between Boston and New per xi its will motor to New York arid remain inasmuch as he has the ex- 4.30 m. to take milk, as was very property. of the other class, at the time.” Fred testified that he p. Burgess vs. Lewis larceny, Walter M. eminent Boston artist r dome here with her sister, pay Gray State Trundy, Trundy Brackett, there until November. receive the influence of the and ample of correct speech and may offered Mr. Hobbs $100 for the horse before much under liquor was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. and sportsman, has returned to his Boylston ksde Brainard, 41 Hawthorne false two months of and Richard much assistance in hiB school work. My care Ronco had been drinking. While witness was State vs‘. Lewis Pelton, cheating by street studio after camping Dr. Derby of New York has offered they had reached the Phoenix House stable. confluence iler brothers are William pretenses. fishing in the wilderness around the his services in the French is all for the child; the welfare of the parents The witnesses for the E. Sta- there Mrs. Emma Ronco arrived and urged her in military hospitals, L:-' defence, Harry State vs. Lewis murder. Burgess of the and Marguerite Rivers 1*. Brainard, Harvard’06, Burgess, Saguenay where medical skill is said to be concern me. I believe every child in- husband to with her and their little child. not H. C. Brackett 92 old and is sadl> needed, tf does not ples, Augustus Clark and Guy Patterson of go was arraigned and pleaded guilty. Quebec. Mr. is years Y'.-irw She is a graduate of Miss the in America, and sailed from New York on the herits the right to have the best there is along Brooks and Dr. Alden E. of Burgess remarked: “Go, John, and everything Buzzell appointed council for Burgess by not only the oldest active painter Saturday ir Sawyer Waterville, the y street school, Cambridge. court. but the oldest active sportsman. He made with Mrs. who was Miss Ethel so I must look at what is will all were not cross at the Olympic Derby, all educational lines, a veterinary, testified that the horse had fallen be right." They William How- returned 10 L.pe ;s the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. State vs, William Gordon, alias trip alone and alone, years younger of the showed no ill He described Roosevelt, daughter ex-Prec.-ident. They best for him, not his parents.” on the way home, had fallen repeatedly, and timeaand feeling. ard, fornication. Arraigned and pleaded not than when he started, and as he expresses it, SC'-i. :_e, and a brother of William were married ur. s latner These brief extracts are only a few of the seemed paralyzed in his hind legs, and Dr. the little one-room house and single cham- guilty, “feeling like a 4-year-old.”—Boston Globe. April 4, ueroy U > mlscape architect, who at vs. for same the late Dr. Kichard a celebrated and instructive remarks made as the that stood ia the corner State same, abduction; plea. H. Derby, many helpful Sawyer the case spina, menin- ber, gun son wen* a -•* :. f a:,ama out the of diagnosed Barnard and R, P. May- Mr. and Mrs. Harold btetson ana laying city with State vs. Maynard New York was a at Har- and his audience showed its or he was worth- back of the door, the birch stick physician, graduate by Mr, Nickerson, gitis, black-water, and that nard. The latter was and pleaded are of Rich- States government. The arraigned ard E., of Brunswick, Me., guests vard in the class of 1867. 1 he senior and a ringing less. He said that he had Dut the horse to death which the front door was braced at Derby appreciation by hearty applause not guilty. at the of his Mr. Mer is Mrs. Herbert ard E. Shaw home parents, a Sawyer _: _1_ a lU. I__ in nf vs. of Monroe, assault. i was for many years summer resident of Dark vote of thanks. him. The case was contin- State C. L. Fogg i: He of j by chloroforming and Mrs. Walter C, Shaw. Mr. Stetson and 1 is a graduate Harvard V. 1-n n__1n State vs. Eliza Fogg of Monroe, assault. Harbor and was a devoted as was —- — a yachtsman, •» also told of n nuiu ued when Messrs. Hoobs and broken window. He finding Harvard law school ’07. Mr. Friday morning* Mr, Richard Shaw were classmates at Bcw- that his son, and their boats took part in the Old recitation by Nellie Morse. The question: were recalled and Dr. W. L. West was Davenport breech-loading gun belonged bride will their Staples The Shoe Situation. doin, class of 1906. and are both with the Inter- pass honeymoon of the 13 rods from the H ome Week races in our harbor. “Resolved, That the best interest called as an for the side and to Ronco about Burgess at on their return will live in the | expert plaintiff’s national Banaing Corporation, the former are in the on the road to his own home. His first in the country demands that children kept said there was a distinct difference between house A much better feeling now prevails the latter at Howells house, 37 Concord Hongkong, China, and Kobe, are older than is now of the was when Burgess of an SECRET SOCIETIES. rural schools until they black water and meningitis. Fred Carleton of knowledge Bhooting footwear industry, the practical certainty a vacation at iiige, where they will be at home Japan, and are enjoying year's the case” was read by the Lecturer and the testified that he had known the horse came to his house about 9 o’clock that evening advance causing wholesalers to order 10 and 17.—Boston Herald. Rockport \fi prices their respective homes. Ermine Davis in the he had “killed or shot’’ a man and be a stated discussion was opened by for four had driven him for the Rock- saying more for both and future re- There will meeting of Timothy years* liberally present Simon the was. went with Bur- Mrs. G. E. Gilmore's brother, Cole, am. A homewed- affirmative. F. M. Nickerson upheld neg- Ice and in sold him to Don C. didn’t know who it He while traveling salesmen report Chase Lodge, F. and A. M., this, Thursday, very pretty port Co.* April quirements. and her Robie mzed members to his home and found the man was John and wife, of Waterville, nephew, for work in the Entered Wednesday evening Sept. ative and the following participated Spaulding of Camden as a sound horse. Mr. gess that retailers are much less conservative in the evening Apprentice < at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. have been in the discussion: Wilbur Reynolds, Worthy Ronco. exclaimed, “My God, I have Foreign inquiries Cole of Charleston, C„ visiting b corroborated this statement and said Burgess of spring business. degree. West Benton, when their Spaulding placing home in Burnham. Rnhip Cole Annie Clements, Nellie shot son-in-law.” Garcelon advised Bur- her at her -ouise Rogers of Belfast, and Master Clements, he sold the horse to Mr. Norton about the mid- my are also a stimulating influence, and the im- Clifford J. Pattee, District Deputy Grand went to Charleston over years ago 'f were united in D. M. Clara York. Mrs. Shaw to the selectmen and he went im- in thirty Augusta Morse, Kimball, dle of May and did not think he was a diseased gess notify 4 roved situation is reflected active operations Priest, as installing officer, conducted the a lad in his teens and has since High rernony was performed by A vote was taken and a to the home of Orrison Chandler when he was and May Bussey. horse. John Maddocks of Monroe testified mediately at many factories that were iormeny closed ns tallation of St. George Chapter, Royal Arch •ogvrs of Belfast, the father of his home. At the time was in favor of the affirmative. and called the selectmen, A. down or The extremely made that city present ht the members of large majority that Mr. Hobbs was to sell him the up Benjamin Rey- only partly employed. of last Saturday evening. He was presence of willing of leather re- at Liberty, Watson of Po- A. and the former high asked for ail kinds he has a government position ,as engineer and a few friends. The Remarks by Mrs Piscataquis for and him to come nolds and F. McAllister, prices assisted Dr. Millett ac- Grand family horse $150 wanted toBrooks to some extent, and business, by Adelbert v.cl strict trading the docks in Charleston navy He is was used and Miss Beryl mona and E. E. Davis of Sebasticook grange, called sheriff W. L Gray of Troy and dry yard. to talk the trade over. Dr. John B. deputy is rather quiet. This, however, Chaplain and Morris L. Siugg as Captain of « the march Darling though steady, and old friends in thir. vicin- played wedding followed and after a sor.g the choir the he notified coronor Coombs and Sheriff to the visiting relatives by a of the is partly attributed large purchases the Host. Wilmer J. Dorman, Past Grand High Tne bride was attended by graduate Toronto, Canada, Veterinary soon. came at a. m. made in which have not been but will return to his post of duty :r o was closed with the usual ceremonies, Cushman, who to Burnham 8 early August, yet ity, of honor, and Horace Libby Grange was also called as an expert. Priest, was also present. The installation was College* Many used up, and as demand for the finished goods The bride was The next meeti g will be with Granite the next day. Mr. Burgess said to Mr. Rey- John Hart's old comrade and messmate and becomingly times the audience was convulsed with laugh- has materially increased of late an early re- public and a delicious supper was served. The P-'iig away costume. Mrs. Oct. 16th, with an nolds: “I have shot son-in-law and I am Grange, North Searsport, fit to my of buying on a large scale is expect- h:B wife, Mr. and Mrs. Plummer Butler of Nor- oghter of Judge Rogers of | ter until the Judge saw emphasize the sumption ladies of the members were present. address of welcome by Susie Carter ana a sorry.” Mr. McAllister replied to a like asser- ed. Available supplies are light and tanners have been him at his home -known here and has many Sheriff's H. C. Buzzell for the ridgewock, visiting ! warning. plain- are to advance calf Statistical reports submitted to the Sover- A. D. State Master Stet- “You didn’t do it, it was the you generally disposed values, Mr. Hart and Mr. Butler who wish her every joy. She response by Moody, was tion, liquor in Burnham village. | tiff maintained that the horse injured in strong because of the ab- i Grand of the Order of ■ being especially gn Lodge Independent awrence High school. Mr, son is to be present, and a paper drank.” These witness as to Burgess’ of the 1st Me. and expected on to Brooks and that menin- agreed sence of from Review, were members Cavalry son the fall the way imports Europe.—Dun's Odd Fellows at the session of the an- ’0} of Mr. and Mrs. Charles are other features to feel bad. opening topic, music and recitations story; that he cried and seemed 26th. have ridden side by side over many a weary and is in business with his gitis developed from the injury, and that the Sept. nual convention in Atlantic 21st, on the the con- City, Sept. IJ-a The to the of the meeting. All had noticed the glass floor, mile, bivouaced upon many a hard fought field groom’s gift horse should have been treated for tne trouble i a net of in the member** 1 FRANKFORT showed gain 50,389 blooded Western saddle pony, dition of Ronco as they entered the house and more favorable have rather than killed. R, F. Dunton for the de- of New York is and, under conditions, to k to Mass John R. Hurley, Esq., city, ship of the order and receipts amounting trip Somerville, they SEASON. the boot tracks under the broken win- tent and hard tack. The | THE BIG GAME that the trade was a heavy shared each others n,;‘ at 10 Gage street, Augusta. fendant claimed misrep- spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and $16,950,609, a gain of $27,851 over the preced- dow. unaer such circum- rfield Journal. resentation and a breach of warranty. Both F. W. Peirce friendship begun trying The season on deer begins today,Octo- that Mrs. James Hurley-Robert ing year. open Timothy W. Reynolds testified Burgess stances has continued to the present day and pleas were delivered at the close of the morn- left for Providence, R. I., to resume his LLi>s. ber and continues until December 15th. in his that he wou Id has Mrs. Jessie S. Pattee, district grand On Sunday, September 1st., had threatened hearing each get either in Nor- deputy session. Judge Bird gave the a very at the Moses Brown school... .Mrs. year they together, atnden’s popular young people, Moose will be legal during the thirty ing jury wife would not write studies Mrs. Hattie S. Ritchie, past matron, hunting fix Ronco, because his or Burnham, and talk over those matron, n‘kht and Miss Annie A. Gillis, and after out over an Battles has returned after a ridgewock of November Information received impartial charge being and this James spending Mrs. Julia A. matron, and Mrs. Lulu days only. for her stepmother to return home, times that tried men's souls. attended Vickery, marriage at the Catholic church, hour tney returned a verdict for the with relatives in Boston and vicinity. They '^id at the office of the Fish and Game Commission filaintiff that his month C. Hills, assistant matron, all of Primrose acted as bridesmaid while refusal caused so much trouble Ronco, the recent reunion of the 1st Maine in Dover. '^er is to the effect that there has been no notice- of $101.46. ....Mrs. George Hastey of Jackson has been of the bride,officiated as best wife and three children, left the Burgess home Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, returned the able change in the numbers or location of either There are three cases before the court in re- of called here the A number of friends and relatives gathered itely after the ceremony in it Bur- the guest friends, being by frcm Camden, where had at- deer or moose since the close of last season, and the accused was living alone, in Thursday they automobile for parts unknown. lation to Ensign Islands in Penobscot Bay death of Willis F. Cook.... Hon. Albert Peirce at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Douglass and with favorable weather, the hunters said he would even with him (Ronco) tended the school of instruction and also the f,tc..mingly attired in a dark blue that, gess get Penobscot the other to celebrate for there is an abund- Francis L. Lassell vs. Justus C. Strawbridge has left for a business trip to New York city, South day Mrs. :and white hat. The has may expect good sport, enow fell. This was about the first of official inspection of Seaside chapter by groom before of their Miss Jones 1 &t ance of deer and at least as many moose as at has been sent to the Iiaw Court on report. ....Willard has returned to Hallowell the birthday guest, Emily Thomas’ Lunch Room of this When remonstrated with Page Adelaide Marriner Meservey of Waterville, in the last five last July. Reynolds Brooksville. Miss Jones' brother, bride has been clerk for the past anytime years. In the case in of Grace Gilley Tib- after a few days with relatives here. of West 1 equity know me but spending f of Searsmont, grand matron of the & Wood's. Best him he said: “You don’t yet,;” a from ormerly Hollansbee betts of Alameda* Calif vs, the Heirs of Harold Drake has moved into the home of Capt. E. A. Jones, brought up party lended to Mr. and MrB. Below witness it as an idle boast. State Chapter. Knight Fall Trade Normal regarded Mrs. DariuB K. Drake.... West Brooksville in his large motor launch, rcle of friends.—Camden Herald. Charles and Leon D. Crooker.the complainants’ his grandmother, Clarence McAllister testified to seeing Bur- refreshments motion to amend the bill has been granted. Mr. and Mrs. John Treat of Springfield, Mass., Emily and Helen. Delicious Bradstreets of Sept. 26th, says: “Trade at the of the THE WAR NEWS. r gess and Ronco standing steps a cake teaching Decision. trends display mixed aspects, with unsatisfac- The case of Grace Cilley Tibbetts of Alameda, are visiting at the home of Mr. Treat's parents, were served, including birthday pretti- house at 7 o’clock the night of the factors rather outnumbering those of a Burgess Treat. decorated with pink rosebuds and letters tory Calif vs. Wendall H. Boardman of Islesboro* Mr. and Mrs. Hiram H. ly news indicated that after 18 )0fil and far-reaching favorable character. It is evident that fall trade Was also at the house that evening the word and Yesterdays days important before Bird shooting. lorming “Birthday," lighted are was heard Friday Judge and the pe- returned late in the of hard the allies had won a by the Maine law court has is below normal; that industrial operations A. McAUistar. an ball for a series with candles. The guests fighting great ttjadell with F. “There will be opening is in the case of the State vs. idleness being marked; that bank clear- tition for review was dismissed by agreement. after a very over the not of- quiet W. who works for Chandler at Harvest evening having spent enjoyable victory Germans. Though mb of continue on Mott Reynolds, of Friday night dances Silver Portland, which maintain- ings, with stock markets closed, The islands are off the southern end of day. Miss Jones kindly remembered her aged the *s Ensign of Chandler ficially confirmed it is reported that Ger- in Portland a “locker room." the dowi. grade; that failures are numerous corroborated the testimony regard Grange hall Friday evening, Oct, 2nd. Dancing and other relatives who were Seven Hundred Acre island and at the western grandmother and is be- drank. The rule is to for each a man right has been entirely broken ^mbers resorted and and that the general buy nearby ing the telephone call of Burgess and of going until one o’clock. Music by McKeen’s Orches- not able to be present by sending piece these enumerated needs rather than to cover future re- entrance to Gilkeys harbor. They are small of her cake. the allies* facta, £a pressing to the Burgees home later. tra.” birthday ing pursued by ‘‘futory liquor nuiaance. quirements/* islands* well wooded* and connected by a bar. Imted I A SOUVENIR OF THE CIVIL WAR. Our Washington Letter. 1 The Maine W. C. T. U. Con- vention. The Vicksburg, Miss., Daily Citizen of to The Republican Journal.] [Special In every piekige of Marvelous Ezo for Feet is July 2, 1863. D. 1914. -> Washington, C., Sept. 28, to Houlton! a free box of Ez for Corns. Use the free Ezo ‘'We’re gled we came W. Clark to T h has been with On the Mrs. Harry brought Senator Burleigh joining We we we ar ■, for Corns as directed for three nights. are, are, Journal office last wjek ai interettin Senate in their out the corn and throw it in the Republicans of the Yea, we’re glad we came to Houlton fourth night lift all ther6 is to it. souvenir of the Civil War—a reproduc- against the Democratic War We are, we are, we are.” the fire. That’s protests rub tion Citizen of it as fresh Ezo for Feet is a refined ointment, just of the Vicksburg Daily Revenue bill. He regards Such was the refrain, with variations, methods it on and all swelling, soreness, burning and July 2, 1863, printed upon wall paper, evidence of the un-business like of our farewell to our hostesses of the foot is banished. Ezo for after a of 47 which came in sweating speedily (Vicksburg fell siege days of this administration, Houlton Union, at the close of the 40th for Corns is but Feet, including a box of Ezo and was 4, The of economy and surrendered July 1863.) with great professions convention of the Maine Woman’s Chris- 25 cents at Ezo for Corns, if bought druggists. Citizen a 13 19 inches, such is single sheet, by has with extravagance tian Union. The meetings 10 cents. performed Temperance separately, with on one the other side constant difficulties printing side, that there have been were held in the pretty little M. E. both ends wall paper. J. W. Swords was the pro- at the treasury in making which was tastefully deco- church, very the the Washington Whisperings. prietor. The editorial items in first meet. Mr. Gallinger, Republican rated with ropes of evergreen, flowers, has struck out vig- column are mainly on the scarcity of leader of the Senate, pictures, and the county banners. Over additional taxes Washington, Sept. 28, 1914. At a food. The editor returns thanks for a orously against the pro- the was the world “Welcome,” pulpit held as the close largely attended conference early “Steak of Confederate beef,” and says: posed. Senator Burleigh, done in flowers with white ribbon bows, this of the resident directors and “It is and and so and friend of his New of Mrs. Stevens draped week, sweet, savory tender, personal political and the picture Risers has been for vice presidents of the National as we have a mule left we are satis- colleague, support- with a small silk flag won by Maine long Hampshire to and Harbors Congress, it was decided fied our will be content to subsist A in this. outdoor under soldiers Woman I ing him sturdily holding the most meetings hold the eleventh annual convention of on Citizen denounces those Indeed, the junior Senator from Maine of the L. T. L., the children’s it.” The auspices on Decem- of recent weeks the in this city who were to have bread stuffs se- has had much activity branch. A devotional meeting was held organization said 10 and 11 next. So vastly im- He did valiant service and each session of the ber 9, creted which they were doling out at ex- Can’t I at Washington. each morning, this that it was Help a will meeting be, and “A rumor the Maine campaign by mustering convention was with song and portant tortionate prices, says: in opened to decided to make every possible effort has that in our wanting a Plain Cabinet Glen- roster of strong Republican speak- Early the first morning a reso- reached us parties city ||jfl good prayer. the number the illness N. Stev- bring to Washington largest have been and are now flour at it S3 so Smooth and H ers. Himself, compelled by lution in memory of Mrs. L. M. selling; wood, Easy of that has ever attended the and his official duties, so years the State president, delegates five dollars per pound—molasses at ten to clean. No Filigree or of Mrs. Burleigh ens, many asso- fussy to the conventions of this waterway at Washington almost and later a letter from great dollars per gallon and corn at ten dollars to remain were presented, it ornamentation, just the natural threw ciation for the beneficial effect will the in Maine, he executor was received, stating his per bushel.” This, of course, means in day of voting her tne black ircn finish—“The the work of have upon Congress in reflecting Confederate The Citizen also Mission heart and soul into ; readiness to pay at any time the bequest currency. himself of the nation toward Idea” to a end in U. sentiment improved refers to the “lax of some of applied range. \ assisting from the Washington of $1000 to the State W. C. T. By discipline P. waterways. officers in room saver too— like the aid. Chairman Frank decision of the Executive Committee the our company allowing their upright rendering view of the attacks upon In continued men to around, and and essential Woods, of the Republican Congressional interest is to be used to further prohibi- prowl day night piano. Every refined effici- the River and Harbor Appropriation bore testimony to the tion effort, while the principal may be purloin fruit, vegetables, chickens, etc., and upon. Committee, Ransdell, improved did in this re- I The bill, Senator Joseph E. presi- from our in a of work Senator Burleigh so used in case of emergency. denizens, and, majority ent and Harbors W. C. T. U. made dent of the National Rivers cases, from those whose chief subsist- gard. officers of the Maine This Range can be had with the is more than anxious to make ence is also kept in very- Mrs. Stevens a memorial member of the Congrees, derived tnerefrom,” and it tells Senator Burleigh the most latest and most £!■ at- the forthcoming convention one improved with campaign developments State; the counties testifi-d their appre- of citizen who in defending bis prop- close touch the at' not a memorable in the history of organ- one ed or End Gas Range t,. the State and advised ciation of her worth by making her erty “wounded of two soldiers and throughout of ten sent from \t. C. ization which has for upwards the other of his life. An arti- ments. It has a : What speakers should be memorial member of the National deprived powerful only * on a nation-wide of the years, carried propa- on E. Lee’s u Washington, but in what parts T. U. cle Gen. Robert “re-enter- water front or for country a He secured the ganda for developing the deserving riv- State they should speak. There w as a quietness pervading ing Maryland, holding Hagerstown, Reservoir or the ers and harbors of the country. Large Copper of speaking but also a steadfast courage, threatening Washington city and within the best roster Republican meetings, end opposite fire box. It cv be from Washington the Gleam, a few miles of concludes talent that has gone and purpose to “Follow Baltimore,” 1 movement, with fire box at t ;• for many years. as by The buy-a-bale-of-cotton as follows: furnished into a Maine campaign and carry on the work planned in the South a short Maine ce which was originated or left of oven as ord , _ for the outcome of the Mrs. Stevens. At the memorial serv Today Maryland is ours, tomorrow right Except time in order to out the cotton have been pay- names were ago help Pennsylvania will be, and the next day obction, Congress would Thursday forenoon, many has to enormous propor- Ohio—now midway, like Mohammed's 1 to that corner of the liave home, and planters, grown It matters not whether little attention read of those who gone coffin—will fall. ing Wilson’s of a : But here for memorial tions, President purchase is or small I at present. everybody a number were presented Success and glory to our armies! God kitchen large country the movement a most un- almost bale giving and are with us. was interested and everybody membership. right a Glen wood made to i 1 but none the less plain to hear the out expected, gratifying, ftuuut a cui u in ta uevuieu iu x aiiKtff up on Monday night The welcomes Wednesday evening stayed impetus. result of the voting. confirmed the impression already re-1 News from All Points,” and in view of At ten cents a it was contend- see us. pound, what followed this is of inter- members of the House ceived, that they were glad to paragraph The Republican | business firms and individuals in for the local W. C- ed, many est. here from their homes Mrs. McLeod spoke returning j could afford to a bale or more and it for the buy On Dit. That the been warmly congratulated. T. U., Rev. J*’. W. Davis churches, great Ulysses— Maine have would not take long to dispose of the the Yankee Generalissimo surnamed satisfaction in .the party L. W. Robbins, supervisior of schools, | There is much in this way, which would Grant—has expressed his intention of and Ira G. for surplus give Pine Tree State voters insisted for the schools, Hersey in on next, that the the a chance to start the wheels dining Vicksburg Saturday Hinds. the town. Among other things Mr. Her- planters and the 4th of July by a Representatives But if the celebrating upon keeping of commerce moving again. dinner and so forth. When asked if in service. Rep- sey said: “It means so much for a man grand Peters and Guernsey is not a chance the industries he would invite Jo. Johnson to “I South given Gen. join, was the first to return. to be able to hire a sober man,” and, = ; resentative Hinds of the northern and eastern States will he said, “No, for fear there would be a row KEEPS YOUR HOME I the this battle for on side by glad welcome to prohibition at the table.” Ulysses must get into He was met every seriously suffer for want of money with here at first that the force in the Lfnited States, the city before he dines in it. The way hand. It was reported strongest to which to buy, according far-sighted to cook a rabbit is, “first catch the rab- defeated. Probably a lot of the W. C. T. U.” The response was by- he had been southerners who see in the present situa- bit, &c.” FRESI-I London, was marooned at Brass Composition astings up made when every Senator a “Telegram Day,” to the Belfort when the war broke out. He is now clear for him to build up and the two will walk up tbe river way and Representative should receive a tele- finally reached Paris, after passing Grey Iron here. If the next House happens next dike where the same performance Groceries, Drugs Jobbing, Repairs. career him to vote for it. The through the country where much of Peters will have gram urging is to be Republican, Mr. repeated. early fighting occurred. On one field, convention closed as usual with the sing- and Medicines. Let Us Figure on Your Requirement He manifested a he said, he saw squares of dead German good opportunities. of and then the audience a wartime call to American ing “Victory,” soldiers. Those on the outside had fallen, disposition to look closely after the in- joined hands and sang “God be with women. but the bodies toward the centre of the terests of his constituents and during the Mrs. Althea G. Quimby of North squares were standing upright leaning been at oc- you.” few months he has Washing October Woman s Home against each other. Officers told him, Belfast Machine & Co. State vice was unani- The Com- Quarries, § Foundry Turner, president, he were res- himself successfully with numer- | calls on American women to said, that machine guns cupied elected The other panion help nonaihlo fnr this whnlooalD Ullinor In mously president. in this war crisis. It calls on them to Factory ous matters of public business. any State officers were re-eiectea. ine arise and American industries Mrs. De Sibour declared a near rela- >1A N U FACTl’ IE 11!S OF »» support event ne win nave ueuci cuumnn-ct an Locations treasurer a balance on as never before. The call is written tive of hers, who is an officer of Eng- State reported by Builders’ Sled V in the next Congress and com- the famous and lish r&ilroad, had told her his line had Sash Weights, Jupplies, Castings, agon signments the right side, but asked that every Ida M. Tarbell, journalist measure in no small historian, whose of American transported 250,000 Russian troops across Mill Sites, Farms,Sites Nuts and Brake Weeels. mittee assignments Union collect all belated dues, knowledge promptly business is wide and renders her an England. This relative also told her, a new Congressman’s opportunity Urates of all Kinds, Shafting, Boxes, Collars, Cot-pling? part and forward to her. Miss Esther Gil- After how American Mrs. De Sibour said, that the steamship Hotels chief com- authority. showing for Summer for usefulness. Mr. Peters’ was used to the Pulleys and Uears. Htge Rotary Mill Part? man of Aroostook county, who served women have in the past prided them- Aquitania transport here has been there was so little to a remote of the coast of plaint last as Field Worker, and did ex- selves on imported goods, Miss Tarbell troops point year where were landed and Camps to him busy, but that is the com- goes on to show how American manufac- France, they through keep cellent service, was reappointed. Miss the surf boats. of the tures and designers are capable of su- by small of many a Representative about LINE OF THE plaint Gilman will come to Waldo county perior workmanship and art which LOCATED ON THE He has already made a LET NOW THY SONG ASCEND. minority party. the first week in November. E. F. M. American women ought to support. And STATE OF l of influential friends in the Sen- she that in the number yet says past American NOTICE WALDO REV. JAMES E. C. SAWYER, D. D. RAILROAD SS. ate and House. DO NOT HOLD MARKETABLE EGGS women with the opportunity to choose MAINE CENTRAL “Onde la luce che m’era ancor nuova To Isabel Dorr of St. r' j between two good of work to have some of the finest old growth is the dean TOO LONG. equally pieces ond’ ella to those desiring County of Waldo and Representative Guernsey domestic and have decided in Del suo profundo, pria cantava give opportunity WE cedar shingles that ever came to Bel- foreign, a ciu ben a new start trix of the will of I.V: « in the House, Seguette, come di far gioia.” make a in location for fast at reduced Also spruce frames c,{ the Maine delegation of favor of the foreign. In the past she change prices. said Stockton The U. S. Department Agriculture —“Paradiso.” for 25 40. Spring.' in He is that American women have had in life. building, by M. Grieve and Ernest although the youngest years. advises the farmer who specializes in says J. C. DURHAM CO. I O heart so faint, so dull, so sad, has to market his little sense of responsibility, little loyalty 1914—38tf Alberta, Canada, forn especially well established, very marketing eggs product Thine is the home where life is light and Belfast, September 17, The farmer often makes or. in this matter, and she says Powers Springs: t and finds frequently. pride song, Water said Robe- committee to a Undeveloped r ; good assignments case which to his that now is their chance do great use of an egg in keep Where thought is peace, and ever in the | WHEREAS,first day of Septi in an excellent position to grow Some- service. The Woman’s Home j himself eggs and carry them to market. Companion long Unlimited Raw Material I'ine hundred and six. { be- I into usefulness. Should the House times he owns the case and sometimes it says in part: Eternal years love’s ceaseless service makes Weymouth, then of said s has come for the more j is furnished the Often “The day American glad. AND of Belfast, in said <'..un j come soon Mr. Guernsey by storekeeper. Republican on one dozen woman to wake up to her duty to the situated Cape Jellis I the the case is holding 30 eggs, From out the depths, let now thy song ascend; I Piano, would almost certainly find himself industries of this Our common A John Broadwood &Sons. London, Springs, and described and as there is a tendency to wait until country. Though dim thy light, its spark marks thee Good Farming Land :i a es- being the building then chairman of a desirable committee, per- case is which takes consider- people have paid terrible price to huilt in 1785. at the filled, divine, Inquire P. and then us. can Grieve, j on Territories, time with the flock, tablish them, but they never be de- In God’s triumphant choir a part is thine; AWAIT DEVELOPMENT. haps of the Committee able average-sized STREET. boarding house or hotel. I to their and power without Thy light, thy song, shall increase without end, tf3£ NO. 40 CEDAR | has a deal of before taking it to market, the quality veloped place known as the Jell j on which he performed and stimulus. Now is her time. locations Cape some of the will have suffered her aid life is with its faintest Communications regarding with two stables that has been of eggs Thy hid Christ; fire, adj-icer -t work in recent years cases at least, the maelstrom shall attentions said Robert P i appreciably. Fifteen-dozen size Temporarily, From heavenly inspiration born, glow, are invited and will receive by Grieve, j which has sucked in all Europe And victorious at the overthrow WANTED derstood and agreed I worth while. are also used for this purpose and are deprives sing when addressed to any agent of the by sin and Satan’s Grieve and said as her of supplies. This is her time to learn Of fear and ire; more reliable men to learn to repair Weymouti l the of Maine much preferable, they encourage MAINE CENTRAL, or to A few Indeed, Republican party what her own industries can A singing light, thou shalt move ever on, and to fill vacancies applied only to the said 1 more marketing. country’s and drive autos prepare the National j frequent All sorrows endless won. respective foundations, :< is strongly represented in the do, and to rally with all her influence to ended, glory at good salaries. Write for special offer. Another factor which influences Me. INDUSTRIAL BUREAU hundred dollars, its four dis- their them to make the Bath, MAINE AUTO COMPANY, eighteen House, so far as three of of is the distance support, urging recorded in the Town K. frequency marketing 2w30 779 Forest Ave Portland, Maine. \ are all she wants, them her tricts are concerned. The three of the farm from the village or country things pledging MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD, Stockton Springs, Book 2. i 4 the allegiance. as, the conditions of said i men and all are of store. The greater distance, the FAIRFIELD PERSONALS. comparatively young “The world has seen in these 1 less often are the trips made, and con- days MAINE. broken, the calibre to make an influential trio, wonderful outbursts of Patriotism. We PORTLAND, Now, therefore, notice sequently the less convenient it is to IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW Harold Bremner of Clinton is a guest | the old seen men and women my intention to foreclose great credit upon market eggs have literally beg- How children suffer from worms Mrs. William Lifii reflecting frequently. frequently in town of his sister, breach of its conditions, sai'1 ii to be ging to be taken to their country’s aid. they would take more precautions against this State. The voters are congratu- Tracy. been conveyed to said Os< .■ ? Sardine Fa.tories Is it war which is to stir men and common ailment of childhood. Grown folks mind the Eastport Busy. only Ernest O. Brewer by said e\> ■ \ lated that they have kept in and and sacri- also have worms Mrs. William McCloud went to Clinton, women to effort thought very frequent- of said Robert P. Grieve. the of Signs of worms are: De- Burnham and Pittsfield on an automo- good old idea about importance Eastport, Me., Sept. 22. Herring fice? Has Patriotism nothing to do with ly. Dated at Belfast, this 171 efforts of men? ranged stomach, furred tongue, W. bile with her brother, Perley Grant, 1914. at for the Eastern Maine sardine factories the Dr. crLlBBEY. trip ■not Congressmen Washing- daily changing belching, variable appetite, in- of Waterville. 3w40 W nec- are mote plentiful this month than at “To keep the American people at GEORGI ton any oftener than is absolutely creased thirst, acid or heavy of Belfast, who has time since the sardine season com- work this crisis; to show the Miss Beryl Page when the any through breath, nausea, enlarged ab- at Skowhe- In these modern days, Peace as been several weeks essary. menced in April. Night work has been world what Patriotic means, domen, variable bowel action, passing is much DENTIST, as the of Mrs. Ned Reed, is membership of the House larger necessary in several of the largest local opposed to Patriotic War, to offer at pale face of leaden tint, bluish gan guest a the around of friends in town and vicinity. than it used to be and when many States factories here to take care of the fish the end of this struggle picture of rings eyes, itching visiting Farm for 93 MAIN BELFAST. MAINE son of Dr. and received from Canadian weirs fruits of each so striking that men nostrils, languor, irritability, STREET, Donald S. Knowlton, the ebb and flow of senti- every day of with political a disturbed grinding teeth, irregularity Frank A. Knowlton of Winchester near this city. It is now expected that can never forget it—that is our duty as sleep, Mrs. ■* from of this week for New Haven, ment changes frequently Republi- before the last of tbe Nov. nation. One of the most substantial con- pulse. Second-hand street, left The celebrated K> H day season, 60 my father discovered the justly and from Democrats that woman can Over years ago of de- where he will enter Yale Medical cans to Democrats 30th, the canners will have packed near- tributions the*American the Lax- goods every Conn., formula of Dr. True’s Elixir, Family Furni- his studies. Ihree n V in or about make to the fulfillment of this is scription. school to continue Heagan place; Maine’s opportunity tbe usual quantity, 2,500,000 duty ative and Worm Expeller. This remedy has a car- to Republicans, ly ture. bedding, and Mrs. William S. Crawford cases. to give steady, intelligent support to world-wide as the one safe and etc Mr. among 1 --‘-u national councils promises to be greater reputation pets, stoves, to visit Mr. splendid neighbors. American Industries.” reliable remedy for worms and stomach dis- Antique furniture have gone to .Burnham to ■ and richer than ever in adhering sup- orders. At dealers’, 35c, 60c and $1.00, Ad- a specialty. If you Crawford’s brother, Edward. From did soil; lots of timber and Children have tr j who have Ory Feel languid, weak, run down? Headache? vice free. Write me. anything there will go to Dixmont to visit of the Representatives sell me t they alone worth over port Stomach “off?” A is Burdock drop Lew- $5,000.00 ^ FOR FLETCHER’S good remedy ^ card and you will receive a call. another brother of Mr. Crawford’s, and information about the Blood Bitten. Ask Price [>osta prompt |;°p'" experience your druggist. Me. WALTER H* cOOMBB, is Crawford.—Fairfield Journal. 32tf F. E. ELKIN' I official tasks at Washington. CASTORI A $1.00. Auburn, (iutu- Corner Cross and Federal Btr * ts, Belfast, j^L COWARDICE. literary News /rod Notes* The News of Brooks. « & are a ear of The Journal: Ed other devices described in the Payson Young loading with j-pitor Among at 46 are potatoes, starting them cents. ...."""rammi from Prof.Wood- nl, quoting October Popular Mechanic magazine, of De a The con) has started up for i**arK. the language Toque- a gun that tacks signs on buildings; factory the season and the usual number of out- is the end and aim of car used in Colum- double-decked street are a side laborers in evidence. <• They also quote bus, Ohio; pneumatic scenery; portable 'education.” movie a machine for building It is rumored that Gharles E. Bowen Arnold that the greatest projector; woven-wire an electric gyroscope; has sold the new house he has been build- is the fence; » ■. un.un history problem an electric locomotive with a pusher arm; ing, presumably for his own occupancy. for ^" man. There is too much an camera; machines 'ing autographic The mechanics have been making spec- The floors; a gas heating system lster"se statements. problem scrubbing ial improvements and repairs upon the that needs no ap- l>il1 is made first, when it furnace;.extinguishing nice cottage home of our friend Wm. H. inent paratus for oil fires; marine bomb for __~~ to individual Rolfe. ^"nisde secondary making deep-sea soundings, etc. there is too much Mr. Dow has been to re-order ,,t Again, Mrs. C. Riggs (Kate Douglas obliged the George on his Giant Rice Potato as to linger among upper at her Diggers has not had of our Wiggin) has received Quilcote, is a call for from are ordi- He instilled into his nature While in the early history coun- there special them the masses just a cable from ien^t the duty of thankfulness for being and try it waB of common culture "that it is summer home in Maine, men with, heavy teams. Makes Cakes like This! J care and die for one’s let us contribute a parental watchfulness during sweet to country," England requesting her to Mrs. Merritt has returned from Bos- "I would let the Rus- the of In inculcate the idea that it is one of a collection days infancy. these days of today glori- Rebecca story to be ton with the latest in the millinery line ! the I to find woman’s and children’s ous to live for one’s and to so be under Light, tender, mouth-melting cake, " heat. I would try rights rights, the country, of stories which will published and with her usual assistants will now ‘rt' our s to church has been carried off its foundation live that we, and all people, shall be the title of The Princess Mary Gift ! are to whether M ,.Hre honorable do.” By be busy in helping the ladies make a pre- kind that you proud serve, and we hear little said about the of better and richer for our live’s work. In which is to be sold to swell the of this sentiment duty Book, sentable appearance in public. We shall ., teaching children to parents. these modern days I am inclined to think, Prince of Wales’ fund for British wound- it is a cake stirred for the B doubtless now see them appear in public just you up constantly striving It was Easter of our and of r family Sunday and a travelling as a result great experience ed soldiers. Princess Mary England, with autumn bats. The broad-brimmed rich one for their reach and was to take the the in the Irish sol- 17 old or a big I |. 11T it J rvarinn nf thn TTninn Uicat IT UOIV. IbUUO tive a mere puppet, hired to get us what the oxygen, the rich blood to carry n 1903 to $1,328,765 in 1913, an increase There are those in want we The reaches where it is needed. Dr. Williams’ l’ink t of slavery, he never living today, Dur- clamor for? question NOTICE. Tne Farmers of Waldo )f $314,915 in the ten year period. Pills make the rich and red because County m of domestic bliss, who in earlier life have made presents down to the foundations of American blood the same the current expenses to friends of hundred dollar diamond ng period and is bound to be increase its to years of courtship were government, variously they power carry oxygen, work In Chir Manicur- and to Know that we have the if the churches had increased $21,945.64. able Guaranteed ody, vicinity And this unhappi- rings. In society life we may sit for and warmly answered. The second arti- actually making it so much more yet In 1913 they totalled $161,185.54. to and Shampooing. Also Facial Work. largest stock of f his future months in the recitation room with the cle in the number bears dire.ctly on the to carry increased life and strength ng unhappiness, The report further showed that there at ■ that of the these tonic all kinds of Hair Work n avoided a careful most talented and never mistrust i situation. In “The Reasons every organ body. Try Full line of my by were 116 in the State, 25 European are more than peasants. parsonages behind Roland G. Usher and note the increased color in Phoenix Row. rig aB we have in many they ordinary that a the War,’’ pills parlors over Shiro’s Store, HOOVER more than in 1904, the first year and see bow nerves be- it First he became And if we suggest any changes in the argues that Austria’s move against cheeks lips; your subjects. report of these were made. MISS EVIE HOLMES. Its then he told her social organism to facilitate the study of properties Servia was made with full realization of come steadier, you apiietito better, your 32|) Todd; The foregoing figures give some idea Potato Digger repairs a he did human nature, an unknown friend will its tremendous consequences, digestion stronger, your step quicker, nrry her, because if the of the churches possible send a hammer to facilitate the importance Baptist In view troubles the wedding was promptly and that it was perfectly timed. your lighter. within miles of our store in any Finally n Maine and of theBizeof the convention the Blood” is a STATE OF MAINE twenty New Year’s day, 1841. work. The science of social life seems 5f the recent fulfillment of Professor “Building Up handy to be held in Auburn the first week in free on OF WALDO SS. direction. assembled, but to be in its infancy as regards family, Usher’s prophecies in “Pan-German- little book to have. It is request COUNTY umpany Dctober. The total attendance at the from the Dr. Williams Medicine September 19, 1914. lo declared communi.y and nation. this article is to carry con- Co., All orders receive attention. Te! appear. He invention is to exceed 300 ism,” likely Taken this 19th day of September, 1914, on ; prompt The late Catholic was so affected expected an interest- Schenectady, N. Y. Yonr own druggist rry her, loving Miss Ed- Pope viction. Certainly it makes execution dated the 10th day of September, 8-2. news of the out of hostili- persons. to another in the sells Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. ■1. as he did. But after a by breaking for ing contrast paper 1914, issued on a judgment rendered by the | and his A fine program has been arranged of "i!1 y were ties in that he fainted same Kuno Francke’s “The Kaiser Belfast Municipal Court, for the County foreboding they Europe the convention and much interest is be- issue, A. E. CHASE CO., his death tho at a term thereof and held at | t X'.'V. 4, 1842. Stephen A. physicians attributed princi- md his People,” which represents Waldo, begun ng shown in the coming session. on the First of pally to grief over this catastrophy to war as the which Germany has Belfast Monday September, MAINE. ival of Lincoln, political- penalty of BROOKS, It is to be that the moral and 1914, to wit, on the eighth day September, was refused both the nations. hoped lad to pay for her physical, by Your Stomach and Liver Healthy. in favor of Harry E. Bangs.of Searsport, world will learn the folly of taking the (eep ntellectual Posi- 1914, Miss Edwards, greatness. “Italy’s in the County of Waldo, and against Sewell B. sword to the sword. A Stomacn, perfect working Liver B. McClellan, ny maintains houses of ill perish by vigorous tion,” by George explains The Best Perkins of Stockton Springs, in the County of of H. C. HofFses ■ It is a lack of the exercise , rid Bowels is if and the wisdom of Italian dollars and art the houses of good proper regular acting guaranteed the necessity Waldo, for the sum of twenty-seven the individual will that causes all articles are of a less or and ten dollars hoys and girls, men and power rou will use Dr. King's New Life Pills. They leutrality. Other eight cents, debt damage, these to individual and nation, “Our and cents, cost of suit, and will be iTsociate and be- mishaps j nsure cornet polemic nature. In Lady Poverty” most convenient fifty-four CLEANING. together good Digestion, Constipation and place auction at the office of Harry E. ! others char- If Lincoln had willed not to allow his maintains with wit and sold at public with each 1 >nd have an excellent tonic c fleet on the whole A.gnes Repplier in the of Waldo, and affections to from the are not half so Bangs, in Searsport, County | r the welfare, thoughts stray wisdom that the poor of old of No- STEAM PRESSING general 1 your blood and rid you of all in Belfast to dispose to the highest bidder, on the first day one to whom he had his ystem—Purify as radical orators make | that an bril- plighted good niserable the at ten of the clock in the fore- | aristocratic, the Bowels. 25c. vember, 1914, he have himself I rody poisons through Only ihem out to be. Cornelia A. P. Comer and and n.ust marry an uncouth, faith, might spared rubbish, ashes, etc., is at noon, the following described real estate j REPAIRING. much remorse. it of the Middle the with- i. uoln or remain forever a your Druggist. ie8cnbes “The Revelation all the right, title and interest which j had never al- and had in and CLOTHES TO ORDER social machinery settns If the alienated wife fears,” while O. W. Firkins defends the in named Sewell Perkins has CUSTOM illwill she would MRS. TARBOX TO THE same on the seventh of August, at in about this result, lowed herself to harbor EQUAL ;reat conventional mass of men, “The to the day lning minutes in the fore- never become alienated. love ten of the clock and five come in the have OCCASION. Friendless Majority,” whom cynics At Street. Tel. 216-13 acquainted the time when the same was attached on 52High If the rulers of the world would ban- o fun at. The current contribution noon, ■ut the moment they enter poke writ in the same suit, to wit: no Dock. the original there could be Bros’ ish all of Mrs. of latlm war, to the series paper id or religious work, boys thought The Detroit papers complimented Atlantic's religious A certain lot or parcel of land with the ■ “Laissez- have their liter- war. fj. R. Tarbox of Maine very highly for s Dr. Washington Gladden’s thereon situate in Stockton Springs, separate of buildings | FRANK A. amt Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. The moral atmosphere Europe he magnificent address she delivered in Faire in Religion.” Noteworthy as well Maine, on what is known as Cape Jellison, and | NYE, seems well in the a au- are con- follows: ! ‘'ill sometimes vote for sep- expressed following Detroit last Friday before large is genial and thoughtful essays bounded as Licensed from Fannie B. Ward's letter and Simeon at a stake in the easterly line of Undertakerand y tocieties because do selection lience. Mrs. Tarbox was selected by tributed by S. M. Crothers Orders Solicited Beginning they Grove said stake standing 185 feet in before in The Journal of April 11, 1901: he LadieB G. A. of which body she is There is another Union Por- street, ‘how their stupidity R., Strunsky. and line of the line of West- Embalmer. Most of the Corsican of ven- a while Ran- 1 for fitted stove wood, building sand said easterly southerly as songs t National officer, to large Flag :ait Gamaliel Bradford, lire, elBewhere, honesty present by ern avenue (so-called); thence running easter- are composed by women, and are :o scouts who themselves S. Bourne’s “Our Cultural Humili- wood of Policy. A young man will geance the boy proved iolph ;ravel, and a small quantity of hard ly at right angles with the said easterly line CORONER FOR WALDO COUNTY. from the mountains to the sea- the thousands The fiction in- it dollar trying to convince sung if invaluable assistance to ;y” adds to the variety. Grove street 80 feet to a stake; thence running shore. This a atmos- Baker and a 1 umber. GILES G. ABBOTT, last described girl that he can rustle as produces perfect if strangers who visited Detroit during dudes a story by Virginia southerly at right angles with SEARSPORT and 6C MAIN ST., BELFAST of in which live Charles 35 to a stake 80 feet easterly as fellow. The phere revenge people he encampment. Groups of them met tale of Indian life by Avenue. line feet standing the next ively Tel 137-2 Lincolnville at connections at both and their children and thus a and from said line of Grove street right Telephone places. Mtvince the world of finan- grow up, they ivery train and escorted them to their lohnBton. There is long lovely easterly idea of vendetta with while 26tf thereto; thence running westerly at All calls answered promptly. 33tf 1 imbibe the savage lotels and were also stationed in Grace Hazard Conkling, _ angles sot confined to young peo- they poem by with last described line 80 feet to one the com- a sonnet on right angles a their mothers milk. In of >ach hotel office to anBwer and Mrs. Hole contributes Grove person in fine clothing questions Henry a stake standing in said easterly line of monest of their occurs the None of the and The Atlantic’s °r the be wears or folk-Bongs wait on the veterans. boys “England America.” street and 35 feet southerly in said line from clothing “Twelve souls are not Ladies review of B. B. late. This is neither smart- passage: enough would accept any money and the lsual discerning semi-annual E. H. BOYINGTON, the stake first mentioned; thence running GREENLAW, brother’s skits in the line of Grove It is dishonesty, to avenge my finger-nail.” 3. A. R. wished to Bhow their apprecia- iction and a varied serieB of northerly on the said easterly Jectability. The world is now the result or out a well- 35 feet to a stake in said line and to ho care to see his reaping :ion. Mrs. Tarbox had but a few minuteB’ Contributors’ Club round street CABINET would not Eye-Sight Specialist Number 57 as MAKER, such teaching. iotice of the honor conferred on her, but lalanced number. place of beginning being lot *tch in his work clothes has on Jelli- In view of war conditions OF THE shown on the plan of property Cape 11 an atmos- present as usual she was equal to the occasion No. 47 unhealthy moral son owned by W. J. Creamer Section A2, Northport Avenue, the following selection from to all that Maine ,as been ltd to place an un- possibly and proved appreciated BOYINGTON CO., surveyed and lotted by Frank C. Marston, May, Colonel Decoration Day letter was OPTICAL Maine. the value of clothing to Hersey's the gallant Boy ScoutB. She pre- Children Cry 1906, said plan being recorded in the Waldo Belfast, JTi to Americana in Buenos Aires as printed basket of roees Maine. Plans 2 at has not been made to sented with a beautiful FOR FLETCHER’S 14 South Main Street, Wlnterport. Registry of Deeds in Book of Page Telephone 211-12 3m32 he in The Journt 1 last year may {be worth by the of the Bcouts.— Portland 11. 3w40 somber hues of autumn captain OFFICE DAYS, MONDAYS AND TUESDA. 118 as reprinting: CASTORIA I the verdancy of spring. Evening Express. = The Republican Journal SEVERE RHEUMATIC BELFAST. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1914 PAINSJMSAPPEAR PUBLISHED EVERY THUR8DAY BY Rheumatism depends on an acid Beware” flows in the blood, affecting the “Public, Pub. Co. which The Republican Jour. muscles and joints, producing inflam- mation, stiffness and pain. This acid into the blood through some de- Ground Shoe CHARLES A. PILSBORY. gets Gripper \ BuS^nage, in the processes, and fect digestive For Women, Boys and Children remains there beeayse the.liver, kid- Men, Advertising Terms. For one one square, and skin are too torpid to carry are sold and fitted by us exclusive- inch length in column, 25 cents for one week neys and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. ** and cannot be bought in any the old-time ly Subscription Terms. In advance, $2.00 a Hood’s Sarsaparilla, in the other store in this city. year: $1.00 for six months: 50 cents for three blood tonic, is very successful months. treatment of rheumatism. It acts directly, with purifying effect, on the W. Davis has landed at last. He Cyrus blood, and through the.blood on the h as been nominated as Surveyor of the liver, kidneys anl skin, which it Port of Portland, a$4,500 job. He comes stimulates, and at .the same time it after Gen. Chamberlain—a long way improves the digestion. after. Get Hood’s Sarsaparilla today. Sold by all druggists. The New Hampshire Republicans in York Herald has been on our State Convention assembled have adopt- exchange list. About that time ago William H. ed a platform declaring for “hearty ap- then the editor of The Journal, proval and co-operation with honest men Simpson, some service for the Herald engaged in business pursuits,” on the performed for which he declined compensation, and psrt of the National Government, for the senior Bennett directed that The the reestablishment of the protective Journal should be placed permanently on principle in tariff, legislation and the ap- list. There is no Several of the shoe stores in many cities of an tariff commission the exchange probably pointment expert are a fake imitation shoe and one in the Herald office today who was featuring and for the establishment of an Amer- it “Ground Beware there when this arrangement was made, calling Gripper.” ican merchant marine. That is a plat- of their untruthful There is or office either. But the methods. form that should commend itself to in The Journal every one a and welcome visit- only original Ground Gripper. patriotic citizen. Herald is still daily or, and as a newspaper is second to none Patented and Trade Marked by The corn Liberty factory will put up in this country—or any other. E. W. BURT & CO.. Inc, s succotash this year, as well as can corn. j “GRIPPERTOWN” EAST LYNN, MASS. toe the Ground.” This is a dish dating back to the Pilgrims, The Sanford Tribune says that what “Imitated But Never Duplicated.** Every “Grips and before them to the Indians. Origi- few Progressives there are in the next 111 nally it consisted of green corn and beans Maine Legislature should join with the wm11ii mu iiiii M in iimn wwimii imun — boiled together, and with pork added Republicans on all issues, and states the made the family dinner. It was a com- case fairly as follows: Muscle developing and foot freedom-Cures flatfoot wi hout plates-Balances body weight-Toes "Grip the Ground" I mon dish in New England fifty or sixty Few Progressives voted that ticket who were desirous of seeing a Demo- years ago; but, like the roast pig of ten- BOOK cratic Administration. They -Arches become normal-backed by the “Medical World”-$end for ON FEET. der age whose memory is perpetuated in voted.that ticket because they were led to believe, one of Charles Lamb's delightful essays, by the few' selfish office seekers on the it is seldom heard of nowadays. ticket, that they had a chance to win out THE FAMOUS GROUND GRIPPER SHOES ARE SOLD IN BELFAST EXCLUSIVELY BY in Maine. During their campaign the claimed to be the Gen. Villa has declared his independ- leading Progressives party of the people for the people. The ence of Carranza, and the States of tricks used by leaders of the party at the Chihuahua and Sonora are in open revolt close of the campaign showed plainly that THE DINSMORE STORE. these leaders had not the interests of the against the Constitutionalists as repre- at heart but displayed the fact ___ sented by Carranza, the people provisional presi- that they were looking out for them- dent. This is what has been expected, selves. The tricks carried out these Willis F. Cook of Frankfort, a respected EAST BELLAS by THE MILLINERY OPENINGS. The Churches. OBITUARY. j -and it now remains to be seen which side leaders to gain the votes of the unsus- resident of that town for many years, died in the last few of the cam- the administration will take in the new pecting days Belfast Milliners the Latest Fall ! Sept. 17th after an illness of two months. Miss Cora Eames of Boston clean and Display Preaching service at North Belfast as usual were far from politics The funeral of Katherine Vera, the little was attended Mrs. rebellion. the bandit and mui- paign and Winter j The funetai service. Sept. 20th, sister, Geo. A. Leavitt. Villa, who cast their votes for that party Styles. next Sonday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock, followed ! many daughter of C. Arthur and Mae E. (Pinnette) the Knights of in a body, Mr. Cook has seemed to be the favorite had and by Pythias Miss Katherine derer, on election day saw how foolish they Simplicity uniqueness of outline are by Sunday school. Sweeney ■ Whitney, took place at the home on Belmont I being a charter member of Mt Waldo Lodge heretofore. The war has already begun, been, when it was too late. characteristic features of hats today and the is a guest of Mrs. F. A. Flan j The Rally of the Universalist Sunday school, ! avenue at 2 p. m. Sept. 26th, Rev. Walter F. and prominent in the workings of the order. and are embodied all the newest Stuart Goodwin of Walthar Villa’s forces reported to have openings Saturday which was to have been held next has of the offi- Sixteen years ago Rudyard Kipling Sunday Sturtevant, pastor Baptist church, He is survived by a wife and two children, defeated the ideas in vogue. Many of the hats are put on for a short visit the Constitutionalists in been * ostponed a week and will be observed on She died 24th, 1 and of Mrs. William Wednesday ,rf8 wrote a “The Truce of the Bear,” ciating. Sept aged year Ralph Cook Bangor and Clegg poem, tilted to one side, are usually becoming and first engagement. J the eleventh of October. 6 and for about a of her life had of who have the of the and S. Mui was shown as a menace. f months, year Frankfort, sympathy Mr. Mrs. Jos. i.;r:: ;aj in which Russia appeal to everyone. Sailors and nearly toques suffered a first with tonsilitis and his The Christian Scientists hold services in great deal, entire community in their bereavement. were guests Friday of Mr. of the efforts to When charged with inconsistency in are in great variety. The small hats lead at ^ Speaking popularize later with a of diseases. She Lamb. between their hall, 127 Main street, Sunday morning at complication j the as an article of diet, the present advocacy of the alliance present, but milliners maintain that large dogfish 11 o’clock and evening at 7.30 was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Whit- SWANVILLE. that hats are and will be worn more Wednesday Lester Hale, U. of M Youth’s that a lit- Russia and Great Britain he says picture popular Companion suggests to are their four children are Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Hardison and baby o’clock, which all welcome. ney; remain;ng boys. of “dealt with a sit- as the season advances. Black velvet hats are days at the home his gr: tle might be added week by week to the the poem referred to Lowell spent the week-end with Mrs, Hardi- most in evidence, with fur, feathers and velvet The services next Sunday at Mason’s M.lls Mrs. Jennie B. Atwood, widow of James N. Woods. chowder ‘until it had crowded out the uation and a menace which have long son’s father and Mrs. A. E. Cunningham, Mr. trimmings. will be held at 10.30 a. m., followed by the Atwood of Winslow, died Sept. 21st, in Wins- cod. and the haddock and hake that us- since passed away and with issues that Hardison returned home to Bangor Sunday; There will be a social dm THE H. H. COOMBS CO. school, and at Reformed church low, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Sunday Trinity Mr3. H, will visit a few Miss hall next night vs,:- for cod.” Now1 in the land ol are now dead. And, further: days longer.... Saturday ually pass quite The hat at the H. H. Coombs store it2.30 folio ved school. Withee. She was born 76 years ago in Frank- leading p. m., by Sunday ! Hattie of Belfast was the of Mrs. Keen’s orchestra. as far as Lang guest chowders knows that such “The present situation, Eng- was the Ora Cne named for the French fort and is survived two Mrs. S. everyone model, Rev. Elmer F. Pember of a retired by daughters, land is concerned, is Germany’s deliber- Bangor, WT. J. Nickerson Sunday.Miss Laura masquerading is impossible. No one artist who held the school of instruction in N. Tanmer of Bridgewater, Mass., and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Silas Wooul ate disregard of the neutrality of Bel- minister of the Universalist church, will Vaughan is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W in. makes a chowder of cod when haddock Boston. It was of medium size, moderately John Withee of Winslow; a son. Rev. J. N. Helen from Massachusetts gium, whose integrity Germany as well preach next Sunday in the Belfast Universa- Briggs... Miss Augusta Nickerson and nephew, not to be filled rolling brim and crown covered with Atwood of East Sumner, and a granddaughter, her Mrs. Hattie is obtainable, and when that is as England guaranteed. She has sloping list church in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Master Wilbert Lufkin, arrived from Everett. mother, and black velvet and ornamented with four Amer- Buelah Withee of Winslow. The funeral was sea come next with every sort of horror had cunners, or perch, Belgium Arthur A. Blair. Mass Sunday_Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nickerson Alvin Clark has moved not the heat of but ican roses and and laid held afternoon from the residence. atrocity, in passion beauty foliage spaced Wednesday to visit their and the white perch of inland waters went, to Massachusetts Monday house to the Knowlton ter.* as a of settled policy of terrorism. flat on the brim. Two simple narrow The following delegates with the pastor of Rev. H. C. Turner, pastor of the Methodist part perfectly and aft nd Brockt >n fair. is a gord substitute. is the of children net and Perle Larrabee b Her avowed object conquest gold ribbon bows were on either side of the the Belfast Baptist church have been appoint- Episcopal church of Waterville officiating. In- bouse to the Barth Europe on these lines as you may prove ed Osgood in the Woman’s crown, A very serviceable style was an en- to attend the Baptist State convention in terment was in the cemetery at Bucksport A writer October i: will consult her lit- for yourself you Auburn Oct. 7th and 8th: Mr. O. E. SEARSMONT that velope topped turban with brim of black velvet 6th, Frost, Center. Mrs. Perley Stanley Home Companion says “family por- erature of the last generation. Mr. Goodwin of is the vil- and crown of brocaded blue velvet. The Mrs. Walter F. Sturtevant, Miss Edna Liberty teaching Isle have return is the menace, not king's Hop- Cranberry traits and of friends are de- “Germany present Laura A. Sargent, widow of W He is a fine teacher and con es photographs kins. |[Mrs. Joseph lage school visit with Mr. arid to alone, but to the whole civil- only ornament was a black bird with tail of aft< r .-i cidedly out of place in the living room,” Europe Sargent, died Sept. 24th after a short illness *vt well recommended... Harold P. Cobb has a ized world. If any means ostrich feathers. A medium sized Breton Mrs. Stanley was accompar Germany, by The services for the week at the in She was ana that “have more place that Baptist her old home Bridgewater, Me. in situation as teacher in the High school at they fitting is victorious, you may rest assured sailor had a black velvet facing and a pale Miss Lucy Leavitt. church will be as follows: prayer meeting this, her 87th She was born in .Charles Brown re- in the of bedrooms.” a short time before she year. Montviile, Me., Frankfort, Maine... Q. privacy Webegto it will be very pink morie silk crown finished with black turns her attention to theUnited States. Thursday, evening; morning service, Sunday and went to Aroostook county sixty years ago. ceived a telegram last week announcing the Emery Cottrell has least disagree with George Alfred Williams, cords. The crown was ornamented near the at 10.45 a. School at Chris- of m.; Sunday noon; She endured the hardships pioneer days and death in San Francisco of his sister, Mrs. cently c arried on by E. i! .:i the writer of this article. We believe the top with four clusters of pale pink roses and tian Endeavor and service at a of nine beside one The from the address of meeting evening raised family children, Nancy Coombs. Her death was the result of as the Rankin mill and h ,.~ room the for the quotations A most attractive living is proper place pink foliage. youthful 7.30 m. of p. grandson, Thau Tompkins, Esq., Houlton, a shock which she sustained a few weeks ago ery from his mill on tin and of the family Mr. F. M. Nickerson, superintendent model. portraits photographs An sacred concert was Me. Of her family she leaves five sons and and from which she never rallied... V. A. t this mill and wiil « v .2 for the towns of A. enjoyable given las* and of their and for heir- of schools Winterport, MRS. H. WELCH. friends, homes, Sunday night at the meeting of the Young cne daughter, Edward C. Sargent, now of Fowler is confined to the house with shirg'es- there. Mr. Cottrell ha* Frankfort and in the Excellent Mrs. Welch exhibited many attractive styles if are so fortunate as to Monroe, John and the looms, you pos- People’s Society of Christian Endeavor in the Worcester, Mass.; Winfield, Howard .... Mr. and Mrs. George Kelst* have returned houses from Searsp of Mrs. York of the recent meet- and the three following were much admired: sess them. J'hen.if you have an open fire, report North church through the Icindness of of Bridgewater, Me. from a Canadian trip. field, near Mason’s mill An a sailor with black maline vestry, in. of North Waldo Pcrrlona, make us Aquitania, edge you have a living room worth living ing Carle & Jones, who loaned an Edison concert address could not and black velvet crown. A broad band of wish that the whole The service was also ermine around the crown was on the phonograph. regular as to caught There has long been a question only be printed but read by teachers, held. left side with two very light green roses and whether there is or is not a “line gale”— and all interested in the public parents foliage. A Cossack turban in white plu6h There will be a union meeting of the city “WITHIN THE LAW due when the sun crosses the equinox schools. Mr. Nickerson’s are ! points was ornamented only with a tall white ostrich churches next Sunday evening at the Baptist about the 23d of It is sel- He from will be on September. well taken. speaks experience, ospray, caught at the crown with a small gilt church. Two short addresses given j A PLAY OF TODAY iN FOUR ACTS. dom the month passes without a storm ai d his words should have weight with rose. Another model that sold early in the ‘•The Real meaning of the Call of President where near the the was Wilson to set October 4th as a of of seme kind, and if any all thinking people. To .safeguard day a medium sized peacock blue plush, apart Day ''" trimmed An will be taken for the I i in r r' WMB date named it is claimed as tlm line gale. health, to inculcate good morals and from the sides with two large ostrich Prayer” offering ITiiMSiMSiriiiiiiim iV i of the same shade and held at their UCUC11I. Ui 11IC 1KU U1UDO UVblCtJ. This year the temperature during Sep- good manners, are severally as import- plumes base with clusters of gold grapes. at the Methodist tember has not only been abnormally ant to the pupils and as potent fac- Next Sunday morning THE WELLS PARLOR, church the subject of the sermon will be high but it has been a remarkably calm tors in making a good citizen, as what Mrs. F. G, Spinney, milliner, exhibited one “Broken Walls.” In the evening this church month, and the change from hot to more he can learn from text books. Without of the most fashionable hats of the season, a will take in the union service at the an at- part a easonable weather came without health little can be accomplished. How black large velvet Capeline model, the outer Baptist church. The pastor, Rev.H. B. Sellers, m disturbance of any kind in in the had their ospheric many young people past brim edged with aigretted white bear fur and will preach at the chapel at East Northpjrt at this section elsewhere in the their im- the left side ornamented with clusters of although health undermined, eyesight gold 2 p. m, State electrical storms and rains were poorly lighted and silver grapes fastened together with paired, by unsanitary, is the mother of leaves. An old blue Sunday, Oct. 4th, time indicated by reported. school It may have been ex- pearl plush buildings. President Wilson’s for a national Russian was ornamented proclamation cusable because of of toque artistically Edna then, ignorance of prayer for peace in Europe, calling upon Miss L. Spencer cf Cambridge, with a blue and green new middie feather and day laws; but is not excusable today all to in church on who has been a member of the Massa- sanitary four bird’s heads simulated in God-fearing persons gather of gold spangles with the better knowledge we have that day and petition Almighty God to heal chusetts Progressive State Committee, were spaced around the brim. One of the 6uch Good manners are a val- and restore once more concord among has withdrawn from that and in things. season’s most novel models was a Corsican again party and uable asset in walk of life, ornamented with a men and nations. her letter of resignation, addressed to every turban in brown plush often are more effective in securing cluster of satin flowers edged with fitch and the acting chairman of the committee Sixteen members of the Woman’s Interna- advancement than book knowledge. This martin. Two sprays of wheat, one of gold tional *3ible class met at the home of Mrs. she this statement of her gives logical the left side. a of the extracts and the other silver, completed B. Craig nosition: is, in part, paraphase Kempton Wednesday evening, Sept. & from Mr. Nickerson’s address, with a E. K. BRIER CO. 23rd, and formed a Sewing Circle io work in I can r o longer conscientiously go be- At the of E. K. to what he has up-town millinery parlors the interest of the Baptist church. The name fore the people and ask them to support view to calling attention Brier & Co., were the three stylish opening will be selected and a constitution and bylaws the Progressive ticket when within the so well said on matters of vital import- hats. Portrait sailor of black velvet with shell later. The following officers were party, and known to the leaders, there ance. adopted taffata trimm ed in the nu-middi ■exists ring rule and bossism and a disre- pink facing elected: President, Mrs. Robert P. Coombs; trim- gard in party management to the princi- Gardiner Paper Sold aigrettes. A small black velvet toque vice president, Mrs. J. G. Aborn; secretary, ples to which we as a party stand pledged med in white, burnt ostrich and ribbon in the Mrs. Geo. D. Mahoney; treasurer, Mrs. Gerald and a in certain districts to ex- 27. It was announced tendency Gardiner, Me., Sept tones of sphinx blue. A dressy sailor with fili- W. Howard. Committee on constitution, etc., the for Democratic success. Iasi night that Ernest W. Morrell has sold the ploit party flowers and metallic guimp band. to at the to be held at the Gardiner Reporter-Journal, a long established gree report meeting The conditions in Massachusetts as MISS LOUISE H. FERGUSON daily paper here, to Ernest C. Bowler of Bethel. church Sept. 30th, Mrs. Walter F. Sturtevant the stated by Miss Spencer also exist in Mr. Bowler was a representative in last invites all to attend her opening next Satur- and Mrs. W. A. Nichols. Maine legislature and formerly owned a paper and here as ’.here honest Pro- day. Maine, in Oxford county. First Congrt gational church, Church street, are from the gressives turning bosses, Mr. Bowler is a native of Palermo, Waldo opposite Court House, Rev. Haraden S. Pearl who are more for their PROSPECT FERRY, working personal county. He published the Bethel News, later pastor. Services as follows: Sunday, 10.45 a. Mr. and Mrs. George Gruby of Boston are ends than for the principles they profess. the Oxford Citizen, for some years, and con- m., morning worship and sermon, subject, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Harriman for a ducted a large job printing business in that •‘What the War is Teaching;” 12, noon, Sunday Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, who re- few days. Mr. Gruby has sold his summer town. Mr. Morrell has been in the newspaper school; 6.30 p. m., Christian Endeavor meet- to M. of t urned last from a somewhat cur- home, Sunnyside, F. Felker Bucksport week, business practically all his life and is the presi- ing, leader, Wesley Wood; 7.30, this church tailed vacation that Center, who will soon take possession and will in Europe, says the dent of the Maine Pre.s Association, of which will unite in the union peace service to be make an all the year around home of it.... w ar there is a war of public law against his father, the late Hiram K. Morrell, was a held in the Baptist church. Thursday, 7 30 p. Mrs. Alvah Berry returned to her home in a war of swords. He believes Germany charter member. We welcome the return of m., prayer meeting, leader, Mr. W. B. Wood- Boston on last Saturday’s boat-Mrs. Henry s eeks to dominate the but the Mr. Bowler to Maine journalism and wish Bro. The Sunday evening services will be world; Clifford of Stockton Springs was a week-end bury. Morrell success in whatever he may undertake, resumed in this church on Oct. allies have other ideas of the situation; visitor here with relatives.The many Sunday, 11th, of the each has a certain fixed and the be when a section Belfast band, with Mr. purpose Aroostook Potatoes. friends here of Miss Orianna Harding will I Charles F. Hanmmons as soloist, will give a Senator believes there will be no end of glad to know that the latest news from Bos- sacred program. On Sunday, Oct. 18th, illus- the war until these purposes are fully Both Irish Cobbler and Green Moun- ton is that she iB considered somewhat better. trated views of the European War will be SCENE FROM 4th He has no of tain have been arriving at the ..School began at Mt. Heagan last week, ACT, accomplished. hope early potatoes Bhown. It is the intention to make these Sun- and asserts that talk is m arket the past week. Mias Faustina Harding teacher... .Mrs. Jennie peace peace pretty liberally day evening services “peoples’ services” for the hot weath- Perkins of Penobscot is visiting Mrs. Emma COLONIAL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER originated by German agents with a view Owing to extraordinarily those who have no church affiliation. THEATRE, Luke. to sentiment in the States no can testing United e r, however, practically potatoes “WITHIN THE LAW.” Bent to prison, and upon her release is perse- erine Tower, a gifted y UNITY. j and regrets that the administration be sold from here in the Boston and To The Kaiser. I cuted ar-d harassed until, in desperation, she ! ating personality, will l- Up Mrs. Sarah Kelly of Portland called on hence the new tl e while the should consider these movements. Neu- New York markets, buyers Mr. “Within the Law,” Bayard Veiller’s turns upon her pursuers, representing rest of the coml “Personally, I do not believe that the Kaiser friends, Saturday... and Mrs. Lyle T. t he is the have been rather to take on of absorbing heart interest which Sel- ! law. She matches her wits and courage by Solwyn & Company | rality, says, important thing unwilling himself has ever actually wanted war, but Stevens of Bangor passed the week-end with play of stock. Potatoes that he wanted the armed which has been & is to offer as the attraction against the of the police and preys placers. The scenic equi| for the United States at this time, for large quantities peace his Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Stevens.... wyn Company brutality to store have been war is parents, 1 have been fit bringing little different from war and of which at Colonial on next evening, is I upon society with amazing success, remaining, usually elaborafce.is guar ‘peace with disarmament is the only Frank of Rockland is friends here trie Wednesday a the inevitable end.’* So David Starr Piper visiting 1 for several days $1.00 barrel, possibly says the law” its ment to ev< has an exciting dram a ot contemporaneous Amer- however, always “within by using be identical. peace worth having.” once in a. while $1.05 for a load, but those Jordan, Think it over! A volume could hard- ....H, H. Grant gone to Malden, where he | ican life in a replete with thrills technicalities and inequalities as a safeguard tail, with the product! that are safe to store have been ly tell more.—Boston Herald. visit for several weeks ...Mr. and Mrs. metropolis, ] hardly will 1 The reminiscences of and The heroine, Mary Turner, di ! against official punishment. Her triumph, York and Chicago, in I interesting Capt. bringing about 90 cents. As intimated, Fred Carter, who spent the summer on the surprises. from a timid, ii.to a while not complete, suggests strongly the “Within the Law" was George L. Norton, editor of the Marine practically all the buying the last week BUY shore of »Lake Winnecook, have returned to velops shrinking girl resource- to un- critics as the most ent> Journal, New York, concerning the New has been on speculation and not for Burlington, Vt., where he is attending college. woman of extraordinary daring and evasive methods said be employed by and immediate shipment. All William C. Decker returned last week her wits and the financiers to drama of the year. Tt > r' ..t' York Herald and its direct ....Mrs. fulness, living by evading scrupulous escape responsibility present proprietor, BLANKETS home in New Haven, Conn.W. P. look for better things wi,th the coming to her law, and using the law to protect herself. She for their illegitimate operations under the $1 00; 75, 50 and 35 cent;- on another page, recall the fact Re- has been appointed assistant station- printed of colder weather.—Fort Fairfield Higgins convicted of crime and Miss Cath- opens 9 o’clock. at the M. C. R. R. station. baa been wrongfully guiae of so-called “big business.” Monday at, That for more than 60 years the New view. JAME8 H. HOWES, master

* \ > Tb. ™ B gofer (Mating ot Ihg'WtiUk'i Clut \ A. Staatial having completed a froet proof wiU be bald naxt lifts on or Waldo Moods, afternoon .t thab hl%tt\tk fanp avenue club room. la now bollding an old-fashioned corn crib in which to hie H. Maaan. Chariaa F. etpre crop of corn. Howes’ Thompson and Ban. H. y left C. E. Embree of Undgatt yesterday In tfaair ear for the the State Agricultural De- Moine wood* on a banting trip. partment will speak at Equity Grange hall, The Belfast, Tuesday, Oct. 6th at 8 o'clock p. m. on regular monthly meeting of the Woman’* Farmer's Unions. All are invited. Boapltal Aid will bo hold next Mon- at 2.80 day p. m. with Mra. Adalbert Millett The wonderful drama of Creation will be Bernea 0. Norton haa shown entirely free at the Belfast Opening bought the house on Opera street known House from Oct. 5th to Spring as the Angier house and 9th, inclusive. Mat- owned inee and by Mrs. Mima Moore, apd will take evening performance. Do not fail to see possession as soon as repairs and improve .this novel production. Admission free, no Dresses manta can be made. collection. Mrs. Goats, That blueberries were abundant C. W. Atkins of this city and Mr. and aits, very this season Mrs. Edwin was evident, and we are told that Leroy Reynolds and Mrs. Frances Stev- ens Morse of Belmont delivered seven tone of of unity attended the funeral in Water- AND WINTER APPAREL these ville FALL berries at the canning factory of L. P. last week of Maurice Scribner, the seven True in old son Hope. We do not understand that Mr. years of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scribner Girls and Infants, of Women, Misses, j Morse claimed to have picked them all him- that city. self. to all tastes Mrs. L. a which will appeal E}ugene Stevens gave two table F RICES. The Socialists have rented the Knowlton auction bridge party last Friday evening m AT POPULAR on honor of hall High street, formerly occupied by the her cousin, Mrs. Harold S. Stetson of of Spiritualists society, end will hold regular Hongkong, China, formerly Brunswick, who with her husband OCTOBER Mr. S. L, Palmer, repre- weekly lecturee, beginning Tuesday evening, and little son are guests of HUD A F, 2nd, Oct. 6th, at 7.30 Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Shaw. o’clock. The Socialiat organ- Refreshments York manufacturers of Coats, Suits is were ng several New ization something more than a political served and prices given. party seeking to elect "good men” to A J)r esses, will be at our store with a line for delivery. office. It much needed rain began falling last Satur- ia a world-wide movement, unlimited in its day night and continued until about 4.30 p. m. invite to attend this opening. of action, whose chief aim Ve you scope ie the estab- Sunday,when it cleared and rapidly grew cold- lishment of universal peace through the laws er, so that Monday morning vegetation had of universal brotherhood. Come to our meet- been blighted by .frost and ice had made. It ings end learn for yourself James H. Howes what the socialist continued cold Monday with another frost at movement of America and the world stands night. Tuesday was clear and cold with for in this crisis the i^———MS pf world's affairs, when strong northwest wind. all elements Beem at war. Remember the North church will have a There were two still alarms the The ladies of the date, Tuesday evening, Oct. 6th. Tuesday, of Belfast. 16th and 17th. Par- first at 3 p. m. for a fire in the house The News rummage sale October 15th, A series of chimney popular Sunday evening services on ticulars later. Spring street owned by the Belfast Syndi- will begin*in the Congregational church of Portland was in tbi8 city one cate and occupied by Otis Smith and three vjinn Clifford has a new Rio five from | Walter J. bought week the coming Sunday at when a to assist 7.30, otner families, and the second at 3.30 m. for v the week Attorney taken the p. past passenger touring car and has section of the Belfast Band, with Mr. Charles fire on the roof of the same house it Wilson in the preliminary work caused by agency for the car. F. Hammons, as soloist, will a [ames give sacred sparks from the Assistant chief I. cess murder trial. chimney. i;;,: E. Bird and his stenographer, program. Sunday, Oct. 18th, illustrated views | Judge George T. Clough responded in the absence of Chief S. is indebted to Waldo B. Wash- of the war in sal A. H. Whitman, spent Sunday and Monday in present Europe will be given. A of S. L. Shute. damage slight. oe fine views chorus is in very post-card Portland,returning Tuesday morning to resume process of formation and will I he steamer of r: and Franklin, Mass its first City Philadelphia, which has Campus, their court duties. give concert early in November. The | | his home in Franklin been running for some time between Boston WE SAVE YOU! _| now makes services will be kept up the or The Universalist Ladies' Circle I CALL AND SEE I Clement W. Wescott and Mr during winter, will meet Mr. and Mrs. and Stockton, carrying paper from the latter y bbetts, bookkeeper at the Fogg as long as there seems to be popular interest this. afternoon with Mrs. Sarah QW ^ Parker made an auto the Thursday, and Mrs. S. A. trip ; port, made a here at Mcln- °Io r Itli been a vacation and re- in them. The general program includes in- Cedar street. landing yesterday 30 t T \D* Bills s taking m Port- Pierce, | Today past week in the Wescott car, visiting tires wharf and was received with salutes from a visit with relatives in strumental concerts of sacred music, recitals Arrival and Departure of ARE land and Poland Springs. Mails. Be- from the factory whistles. She is to MEATS GOING DOWN, DOWN, af-ARTER \ ms Sabra B. Dyer substituted in by the chorus, and illustrated lectures of re- expected 28th mails east and west it a to so advise Limit 1 lb the cold wave that arrived Sunday ginning Sept. going perform a service between this and is pleasure you. CREAM | if, During ligious and current history, through arrange- weekly freight customr ber absence. the by train close at 6 50 a. m., 12.05 and 2 10 __to ice formed in the highway near Penning- ment with p, port and Boston. The City of Philadelphia is was bad Underwood & Underwood, Peanut 2 lbs hot weather extremely in probably m. Mail Best Round Steak.26c lb Butter, for.25c ton and strawberries were picked daily, except Sunday. received by 409 tons net and was built at those ! place ripe the most notable firm for the collection of | Wilmington, Del., Lower Round lb Kellogg’s Corn 8c had for those not dug, for train arrives at the office in time for Steak.19c Flakes. the at the Johnson homestead on Prim- general in 1896. Salmon per garden photographs in the world. Brief addresses »- -,-- can. 9c for those already dug. They delivery at about 10.45 a. m., 12.45 and 5.30 Cocoa in rose Hill. p. bulk...... 22c lb black will be given by the pastor of the church. Hospital Notes. The following cases are 3 oar a good deal, turning m. daily,except Sunday. Heavy mails on Mon- packages Macaroni.25c to corn roast undsr the of the reported from the Waldo County Hospital for gIRLOIN gTEAK 2"|Q 3 Mugs a before The auspices ** Mustard.25c little getting **• -****- otwuu g quite ui uic mice day frequently delay morning delivery 15 at the the week: Miss Jeffords returned to young men of the Baptist church of H. past Mary nicnics Thomas Marshall Circle, Ladies minutes. Stage and steamboat mails are us^ nEEEF Rhoades on street her home on Charles street Saturday after a ^ be held at Charles E. place Wight of the G. A. R, took at the Towle cot- received at the K nothing I lb ..BREAKFAST BACON, town fair will Mys- place ually general delivery from ■ 2Cm■w -f A last Tuesday evening was attended by rbout successful operation for appendicitis....Mr. CORNED better at strictly sugar cured, | Center Belmont, today, Thurs- tages in East Belfbst last Thursday. The 1130 to 1145 a. m. and are despatched via f ill with any prices and was a very enjoyable occasion. Pendleton East Adelbert Miles of 33 Congress street, a ball in the evening. This is twenty-five log bungalow nearby was also placed Northport to Camden at 1 p. m,; to other by ford Morris tever.William Smith, Market Native The corn was furnished by May at their and was typhoid Pork Sausage.I5c lb Fels Naptha 4c bar hut it furnishes plenty of enter- disposal, resorted to by the points by stage at 1.30 p. ro., and to Castine Soap. fire. street, and Mrs. Clementine Shaw of Stockton Pure Leaf Lard ..13c lb Cape Cod Cranberries 9c and was roasted in the open comrades a and Islesboro qt ad who attend, and with weather for smoke talk. Thirty-three at 1.15 p. m. are surgical patients-Mrs. Annie Bel- Letters. The letters members of the Circle and the Springs I ■ For the balance of this week mm there will be a crowd in Advertised following Post, latter as Motorboat |p | | only, jm ght Helen Burned. The handsome returned home from i—IlJ Limit 1*4 bbl to 1*8 lb remained uncalled for in the Belfast post guests, were present. At the dinner hour Moore, Belfast, yesterday 1 customer. £ powerboat Helen, owned by F. A. Porter, a few treatment. It is a surgical case, office for the week ending Sept. 29th: Ladies Mrs. Frank L. Towle made a cordial address of days’ formerly commodore of the Campbell’s Soups... .9c can Smoked ,1 winter schedule on the Belfast Bangor Yacht but it was not deemed expedient to operate at Bloaters. 2c each Lillian Miss Katharyn welcome. The clams were steamed and eaten can —Mrs. Curtis, Harvey, was Sardines, “Togo”.4c Salt Herring. 5c lb into effect last Monday. The Club, totally destroyed by fire in the Pen- M. Mrs. Cora M. Lord, Mrs. on the shore, but the corn and an of present. Mrs. M. Mullen, abundance obscot river near the noon Stockton last Porter a four- wo look ror MEATS to take ANUl'HEK .in now leaves at 7.05, Miss Friday. Mrs. George* I. Keating entertained DROP in a few Walter Patterson, Mrs. Nettie D. Thomas, other good things were served at the cottage. and days. train at 2 20 City Electric:an Bicknell of were :) and the afternoon Bangor table auction party last Friday evening at her iih> Wilson, Mrs. Geo. Mansel. Gentlemen It was a very enjoyable occasion the Mour Barrels and a few Vinegar We trade. Nancy despite on board at the time and to appreciate your •rains arrive at 9.50 a. m., 12.05 and escaped by taking home. No. 37 Congress street. The first prize, Barrels for sale at a trade. I — Mr. P. B. Mr. J. E. Balfour, Ar- fog which shut out the beauties of the and Perry's Cash Market, the only cut Augustin, bay the tender. They to the fire Save this item for reference, as the attempted put a reed-covered flower was won Mrs. price store. thur I. Curtis, Kendall & Sheehan. surroundings. Other cottages on the shore bowl, by out, but failed to do so and had a close does not the local time call and the a hand- —___J tral publish were visited and with and Susan C. Carter second prize, The children of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey jokes stories the from serious for other matter. triplet injury themselves. They landed Mrs. Wm. Kotman. .g the space afternoon was made guest towel, by E, S. Harvey, Roy Elijah and pleasantly passed. T.ie third at Stockton and Mr. Porter Cunningham, Ralph telephoned home Misses Clara B. John H. Healey and family of these which was Mrs. Keating’s daughters. the latter the widow of George enjoyable outings to have in regard to the accident. Rena Elsie, The Helen was assisted in sandwiches, from the Wildes house, No. 6 been held yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. E, 0. and Belle, serving Stewart Dobson, observed their twenty-fifth bound for Isle au Haut and was to call in at olives, ice cream, assorted cake and coffee. o the tenement in the Wiggin Pendleton has been indefinitely postponed be- Belfast for anniversary at the home of their parents. Leroy Coombs, her designer and the the late Mrs. A. E Mrs. Keating gave another party Tuesday |“At Home»T4 James C. Durham. pared by the ladies. Mr. Sellers introduced houses and barns and fences. Paint has been December 22 Book Review, Rev.A,A.Blair. his bride and thanked all for their gifts and Don’t forget the benefit concert and dance high for several years; and so they have wait Janu ry 5, 1916, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Mrs. The was ed. Some are still John R. Dunton. kindly greetings. following program by the Belfast Band, to be given at the Opera waiting. Piano solo, “Thine and TO January 19. Germany and the German Peo- given: Own,” encore, House, Thursday eve., Oct. 15th. Popular Their property drops a trifle a year and the Edison ple, Prof. Roscoe J. Ham. Miss Ruth Macomber; “The La- with vocal full band for next of fThe declamation, music, chorus, by job paint creeps-up creeps-up 1ZfD,SON 2. Nordica, Her Mrs. creeps Phonograph February Life, Eugene | dies’ Aid,” Frank Downes; vocal “If it’ll take more a a WITH‘THE & NJOY Leslie Stevens. solo, I dancing. up; paint by gallon year; and “Take me Back don’t save a >J February 16.—Gentlemen’s Night. Forestry, Forget,” encore, to the At the meeting of the school committee last they cent, and the property goes “S. O. S.,” Mrs. George R. Williamson. Garden of Love,” Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain; in suffering, WINTER Monday evening a contract for transporting March 2. England’s Seats of Learning, Miss DEVOE reading, “The Little that Helps,” Mr. Edwin the from Pearl Brook farm to the E irabeth A. Kelley. pupils Head Mason & Hall sells it. Prof. Frankland demon- Frost; vocal solo, “The Irish Love Song,” and New Diamond March 16. Madam Curie and her Work, Mrs. of the Tide was made with Ralph U. Russ strates that COD LIVER OIL Fred Waldo Brown. encore, “Banjo Song,” Mrs. E. F. Frost. The | Reproducer £ There was an informal discussion with regard March SO. The Awakened East, Mrs. Giles ladies of the church served You have noticed that the Pearl Brook 5 and more *■ young punch, to cases of It is No Needles. No & generates body-heat G. Abbott, special truancy. hoped to Scratch. cookies and crackers. The committees 10 cents cigars are darker than other cigars. ►J than 13. Some Features of the Panama fancy have the changes made in the McLellan house anything else. April That means a" Roal Pacific International Mrs. from the Ladies’ Aid were as follows: Decorat- quality. Imported clear Havana Music- In SCOTT’S EMULSION the Exposition, Clyde by the last of this term or the beginning of £3U»GS*». B. Holmes. Miss Ethel Mrs. Annie M cigars are dark but mild and aromatic. Try *2 ing, Frost; program, and it was voted to four oil fa so that the Book Review, Mrs. Amos Clem- next, put grades into pure prepared April 27. Frost; S. Whitmore; cookies, one and be convinced. Made from Cuban Demonstrations at & ent. punch, Mary etc,. the to relieve the condition |R Daily Mood profits from every drop, building congested tobacco in Mrs. Edward Mrs. C. L. Wright. A social hour followed the- grown Maine. while it fortifies throat and Inngs. May 11, Paper, R. Pierce. in the buildings on the common. program, and the few invited guests enjoyed If you are subject to cold hands CARLE & with the church of the BUY $ JONES’, or foot; If you shiver and catch cold jjWPl BUY members the pleasures BUY £« taka SCO ITS EMULSION easily fM occasion and extended best wishes to Mr. Sel- for one month and watch its good Vf If Maine. lers *J Belfast, Jl effects. NO ALCOHOL. M// BLANKETS and his ch&rming young bride. Mr. and BLANKETS BLANKETS 14-40 REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Mrs. Sellers will be at home to their friends at JAMES H. HOWE8. the parsonage on and after today, Oct. 1st. JAMES H. HOWES. JAMES H. HOWES. \ At a Probate Court held at •Mar Ford and wtta oiftNaw BeifastT^^BBBI made eleven trip* W||....Martin Belfast Free Library for the County of Waldo, in vaejl'n^iiMBBI La Grande Ducheaae County Correspondence. Ford and Mra. Small of 16th day of September, A. b. A REMINISCENCE. attendance. AfteJ York, Mra. Thompaon i9,^ $|B||||| outside Sandy Hook in of Ev- “Peruna Cured Me certain rWBB Swanville, were recant guests Walter Instrument, purporting tll' but the verjr enthu- 1914. will and testament of Ellen \> u. eight trips everybody CENTER MONTVILLE Monroe,. ,.E. H. Littlefield NEW BOOKS. AUoUST A become tired fell ens and wife in late of Belfast, in said county of of the Editor siastic had out, receipts 21et to their sweet \\rti, J^BBl Of the Personal Experience Farmers began Sept. pick baa a his new water worka, PHILOSOPHY. ed, having been presented lor off, so I notified the Herald that I could crew installing Maa.a!,r>3^B§|g corn and haul to the caniftag factory In Liberty. Oroered, That notice be t,, of the Marine Journal. not afford to run the ship any longer, as which are nearly completed....David Wingate Muniterberg, Hugo] given Hll has to Boston to attend terested by causing a copy of Hu of James .... Carney Shore gone with his new house. The recent marriage in Paris I feared I would lose what I had earned, is coming along finely Psychology and social sanity. 1914. 160 M 9 published three weeks successive^ owner of the New me of the Jewish Passover....Etta and Mr. Journal, at Gordon Bennett, the and what could they do to relieve Thompson The masons building the chimneys.... publican published B.-iU,, are RELIGION. at a Probate and was cabled to sister Ethel were for two in may appear Court, t„ ''!lu^ESI; York Herald, Evening Telegram, Marconi? The situation Clarence and guests and and three children are w and Mrs Doliber Firth, Frank J. Belfast, ithin for said Count v .7 ’BR edition of the Herald, and my Mr. Bennett in Watts in Waterville.... ol O tober Paris Paris, who;immediately weeks of Mrs. Abbie town and will locate In this vicinity....Miss Tuesday next, at t*-iV to him that the Her- The before noon.anu show cause, n mental desire congratulate replied: “Assure Norton Miss Della Cook is at work in Searsmont for to at- Holy Gospel. A comparison Hnv ,, went to Pittsfield Monday the same should not be with will him loss. La Ruby Gray of in why pr,,^..‘‘‘‘V through our intimate acquaintance ald guarantee against Mrs. George Jackson. Wilmot Robert- the Gospel text as given ami allowed. the Herald, the great- the last three tend school at the Institute... and admiration for Grand Duchesse attended the Protestant and Roman Cath- JAMES LIBBY in made a small son went to the barn Monday morning to do A true Attest: est and most reliable ship newspaper races and, instead of loss, NORTH ISLESBORO. olic 220. 6 F copy. %^^B m the to into the n erket bible versions. 1911. Arthur W. the United States, which began profit, which was credited mentally Mrs. William Farrow left Sept 19th for Saco his chares. He stepped up Lbonaku. |1||§ scaffold tied a sociology. fall of 1850 and has continued up-to-date, Mr. Bennett and is still remembered. visit in Sanford and New York before wsgon, put a rope over the girt, fol- and will reason for making ic the other incident that has indirectly under hi.- ear and Taft, William Howard. At a Probate Court, held at is my pub One her return.... Mrs. Julia Rose visited relatives slip knot and put it atepped Belfast the beBt for the County of Waldo, on ti,e v lowing facts: brought the Marine Journal of and hung himself. It was a The United States and peace. 1914. i04 T-8 that in Rockland and Belfast recently... Miss Gay- put tl^e wsgon day of September, A. b. 1914 It was in October of that year my of wishes from the Herald and its emi- Mr. in Belfast with great shock to his wife and family, but R. FINE ART AND AMUSEMENTS. certain instrunient, B D. Norton, then master iB the fact that the late lie Ryder spent the pest week purporting father, George nent proprietor for several years John J. A Iasi will and testament ol (7 to and own- and friends....Mrs. Artha Warren had been having odd spells McGraw, the Adeline, bound Arecibo, master part relatives Carver, late of in < of brig Capt. S. Samuels, some How manual Searsport. s;tl.| with and his suicide was not unexpected in to play baseball. A Waldo, deceased, born Porto Rico, sent me to the Herald office, er of the famous clipper ship Dread- recently returned from a visit in Castioe having 1 and has the of Mon- for boy8...... 797 M 17 probate. 1(4 located on the corner of Fulton and president of the Marine her Mrs. John Gardner ...Miss La- ways. His family sympathy nought, daughter, « That notice be to a file of 1889 to was Mr. R. was a highly res- Ordered, given i„ i. Nassau Streets, get papers Journal from 1908, and Keller were married roe and Swanville. Offenbach, Jacques. (Composer.) a Company vena Grover Maynard interested by causing copy of n > ..... all s and some blanks which ship- of James Gordon Bennett Monroe....E. H, Littlefield Tales of Hoffmann. score.. 782.4 Of three weeks success, v. printed the navigator Sept. 18th, at the home of Mr. end Mrs. F. C. pected citizen of Opera published ’'S^RF were with upon appli- in the ocean race of 1866 C. D. Curtis, went to Bangor publican Journal, published at masters supplied Henrietta have accompanied by Parry, Emma Louiae. ■' yacht Keller. Rev. H. C. Hull officiated. They at a Probate Court.i,. to fill them out beat the and Vesta to Mr. Elliott, ! may appear cation, being requested when she Fleetwing Saturday evening, Sept. 19, carry The two art 1914. 709 P 24 within and for said of their friends-Rev. great epochs. fast, Couiii\.,,„ ’" with such oc- to Cowes, Isle of the best wishes many L—N-' under the proper headings from Sandy Hook the plumber, home. When returning and near Tuesday of October next, at i. n ... under the master s of C. A. Buker of Boothbay preached at the F. B. LITERATURE. MR. ROBERT FOWLER, before noon, and snow cause it currences that came winning the sweepstakes $90,- to the Wight, Frankfort something happening 1 the same should not be observation the voyate that each. Mr. Bennett made church Sunday, Sept. 20th, in exchange with village Clark, Barrett Harper. Of Okarche, Oklahoma. why pi ^ during 000—$30,000 went into the ditch and allowed. n;B to the Herald s which was W. C. Brewer arrived steering gear the auto The of Mr. Robert Fowler. Okarche, Okla- would be of interest the trip on board his yacht, Rev-H. C. Hull... Mr. continental drama today. JAMES I.IBny ■ the onto the across the road again, hitting writes: A Attest: readers, and forwarded to it upon in and a boisterous one. In fact, 19th and his family, home bank, 1914. 809 2 C 6 homa, true copy. 9' winter, Sept. accompanied sufferer of catarrh of the ARTHUR W. the vessel United States, recurrence to it the bank, and turning around headed the other "To any LkONAKn ft*- Wt return of tojthe Capt. Samuels’ frequent 22d. Dobson, Austin. to tell friends steamers Sept. Henry stomach. I am glad my as there were no cables or when with in reference way. When the men realized anything they plied questions century vignettes. or sufferers of catarrh that seventeen in those that none who Eighteenth At a Probate Court held at 1 < ® running to West Indian ports thereto led me to believe were with their heads side by side but was work of PROSPECT FERRY. laying Third series.. 824 D 6-6 years ago I past any for tlie ( ounty of Waldo, on tl, K the Henrietta at that I tried were on board and son left by their feet in opposite directions. kind, due to stomach troubles. dav of September, A. b 1914. K. due back Mrs. Jessie Harding Gerry pointing Long before our was time would ever forget the discomforts DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL. almost every known remedy without parent boat 19th for Boston, called there by the Mr. L. only received bruises, but Mr. Curtis certain instrument, purporting IK to his home we would search and the they Sept. any results. will and testament ol Jo- this, port, they underwent dangers office in Ferrero, Guglielmo. A serious illness of Miss Orianna Harding. Their was taken to Dr. Walton’s Frankfort, and am late of Stockton in the Herald for the report of ships overcame. Mr. Bennett remembered Amer- “Finally X tried Peruna. springs, daily was Ancient Rome and modern been news soon hear a favorable from there to John Boyd’s home and later to I was benefited by the Waldo, deceased, having as this nad a ship the at least while Capt. Samuels many friends hope to happy say “below,” paper event, ica. T 73 t 41 a full probate. this to to hiB home. Dr. F. C. Small of Bel- 1914. first bottle, and after using service in the lower bay that spoke for everv time he visited city, report.... Miss Emily E. Ginn returned removed Oidered, That notice be given •• B lived, Edward. treatment I was entirely cured. inward bound, ascertained he sent for this veteran 19th... .Mrs. Alfred fast was called and ether administered and the Hungerford, terested by causing a copy ol r every vessel before leaving Auburndale, Mass., Sept. am now years old, and ‘-^1 The of American cit- “I seventy published three weeks success i\. her where and number of which showed a desire on his bones in his broken arm were set and if no in personality B name, from, mariner, Ginn is visiting Mrs. Annie Devereaux. am in good health, due to always putdican at B in its T 73 tl 9 Journal, published B.: which not to him or be forgotten he will soon ies. 1913...... at command. I at a ; B days’ passage, appeared part forget Roscoe Harriman is having quite extensive re- ternal injuries develop recover, having Peruna my may appear rrobate Court. from facts as stated from Bellas!, within and for said Count, B next issue. The first news received him. The foregoing The auto Kepharl, Horace. would not think of going away by made on his house. W. D. Harriman is although badly bruised all over. ond of October next. K the Adeline since her entitle the writer to be classed I pairs 1913... T 75 K 4 home for any length of time without Tuesday departure appeared Our clock before tv. certainly Mrs. W. C. Bow- was but after soythern highlanders. noon, and show 1851, as mariner readers doing the work....Mr. and somewhat damaged, straighten- taking a bottle of Peruna along for B in the Herald New Year’s Day, among the few earliest Michaei J. F. have, why the same should n>>t B 20th. on its McCarthy, Adeline. Norton, to the New York Herald doin visited relatives in Sandy point Sept. ing the front axle was brought home emergency. proved and allowed. m follows: “Below—Brig and patrons 1911....T 415 M13 the summer Irish lard and Irish liberty. "You are at liberty to use my pic- JAMES l.il B from Arecibo, P. R., now George L. Norton. ....Benson Harriman, who spent own power. |. tw’enty-five days living. S. ture and testimony If you think it will A tl tie copy. A t test: ■ on 1851, his Mrs. has O’Connor, Vincent C. West Indies,” and January 15, I here with sister, E. W. Grindle, one who has stomach ARTHUR W. LK(-\ K the follow- W. T. U. CORNER, (Winterport.) Travels in the 1913. T 447 0 help any the New York Herald printed THE MAINE C. returned to his home in Boston....Capt.W. H. WHITE’S Pyrenees. trouble.” under Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie and daughter in connection with this voyage after his George Walcott, Arthur Stuart. ing Harriman has gone to Boston to look IITALDO SS.—In Court of Pioban ■ Affairs”: “Prohibition was not defeated at the Mass., were guests of his brother, Jave and 1914. T 9 W 14 the headline of “Marine Mrs. W. H. of Holyoke, her neighbors. fast, in vacation, on tin of Althea vessel, sch. Jacob M. Haskell.... THE ^B “Presentation. During the month on Monday,’’ said Mrs. G. E. E. Ritchie, several days last week-Mrs. Edward. tember, 19i4. Caroline Estelle B polls visited her Mrs. Burr Woodberry, George the of Arecibo, of North in her address Harriman daughter, cutrix of the last wiil of James I B December last past, port Quimby Turner, C. H. visited her mother, Mrs, Emily North Airica the desert. 1914. T 61 W 8 in last week. Libby and of Croton, Mass., deceased, ha\ Porto was visited a very violent as at the opening of the Godsoe, Bangor, Rico, by acting president in Swanville, Sept. 18th.... Mrs. C. W. liei first and fit al account of aonM B Union Parsons, BIOGRAPHY. hurricane, during which the schooner Woman’s Christian Temperance said estate for allowance. 9 Nealey spent a few days recently with her John Hancock was totally lost, having State convention in Houlton, Sept. 16th. MORRILL Barrus, Clara. Ordered, That notice thereof B school at Mrs. Laurinda Littlefield, in Lincoln.... her anchors and gone ashore on “A three cornered contest was responsi- Miss Zettie Smith is attending aunt, Our friend John Burroughs. 19i4... B-B 942-1 v.eeks successively, in The Kepi. B dragged has been with Mrs. a in Belfast, 9 the rocks in the harbor. The brig Ade- ble for the outcome. We do not believe Kents Hill... Keith Pearson of Providence, Mrs. Blanche Clarke, who m-wspaper published j Whitlock, Brand. ! at all peisons interested may an B also will vote weeks as her D. Norton, was the men of our legislature R. is visiting relatives in town....D. O. L A. White for two nurse, joined bate Court to be held at Belta>t B line, Capt. George good I., Forty years of it. 1914. B-W 191 was in immi- that will weaken or des- at j of October next, and shov\ at anchor in the bay, and to do anything Bowen has been ill and under the care of husband, G. L. Clarke, a chauffeur, Prout’s day |K quite have, why tlie said account K of also ashore. Capt. our law, but if of the sea- HISTORY. Draft, they nent peril going troy prohibitory liquor Dr. T. N. Pearson the week....A. F, Neck, Sept. 19th, for the remainder Light allowed. with the past 13_ .T_O_ Norton, with a courage rarely met such conditions should arise, Maine JAMES LIB B Bowen and grandson, Melvin Wood of Belfast, son_The Saco Valley Canning Co. opened scenes of such his chains W. C. T. will, we believe, be ready The of colonial Maine Good Service, A true copy. Attest: B in peril, slipped U., for corn canning Sept beginnings the hurri- spent Sunday with his brother, D. O. Bowen.. the Blaisdell factory Arthuh W. Ltu.NAia* and went to sea in the face of to meet the emergency.” 1914 974.1 B 9 —--- -— breakers as he resolution for Mrs. Lillian Mrs, A. B. Hatch and Mrs. Geo. Rose are 1 an.. •. iui». u. u- Better. cane, barely clearihg the A memorial Sewall. Nothing in boston ana the Monroe W. C. T U. Saturday af- Webster, Henry stood out of the harbor, thus saving his M. N. Stevens, the former national and visiting friends and relatives ladies of 117 a 1.1)0 SS.—In Court of I'i <•:...; j of Vital records of Randolph Maine, V> fast, on the 8lh of vessel and valued and insured in State was adopted. It said in Mies Esther Evans of Waldo spent ternoon. Sept. 19th. Mrs. Elwin Twombly clay Sept* cargo, president, vicinity.... j 974.16 R S. admintstrau In con- a at the to the year 1892. 1910. Margaret Parse,' Wall Street for about $30,000. part: the week-end as the guest of Miss Florence Oakland, Calif., was guest meeting. tate of Margaret a. Sargent, lat V-,nenhiT nur rrratihlHo that sideration of the services thus rendered White of who hss FICTION. in said County, deceased, p Cross.... Rev. W. J. Setzer finished his labors .. .Capt. Willis Sargentville, MRCELLUS J.DOW.Apnt, having first and final account of admit himself and crew, the following in- we have been privileged to enter into j weeks at the home of C. B. by as last Sunday and will resume his been ill for several Chester, George Randolph, estate for allowance. nnninnnlnC HfflOOIl tofl P.nnf Nnr- one whose pastor fellowship with lofty aims, home 20th. at Newton Mass-Mrs. B. A. Jewett, returned to his Sept. Cordelia Blossom. 1914. C 423 5 Maine. Ordered, that notice thereof : a words of wisdom and studies Center, Brooks, ton yesterday morning with very inspiring presence, weeks successively, in The Itepub Gowen of Thorndike and Ralph Thompson of Walter Bicknell of Hampden, accompanied by Cook, Grace McGowan and Caroline valuable chronometer, inscribed as fol- loving, guiding spirit shall abide through a newspaper published in Pclfast. j; of F. H. Bicknell and Mr. and Mrs. Jewett, took Wood Morrison. ail interested lows: ‘Presented by the Mercantile all the coming days.” Montville were recent guests Mrs. Mrs. that persons may from there bate Court, to be held at Heila-A of New M. Farwell of Rev. Fred H. in him in his auto to Penobscot, and William and Bill. 1914. C 775-3 Mutual Insurance Company Miss Clara Rockland, Morgan... Morgan preached day of October next, and show Mildred re- York, and the Nashville Insurance and recording secretary, mpved in behalf of Rumford Falls laBt Sunday... Ivory D. White friends took him home.... Larby Farnol, Jeffery. they have, why the said account to N. after a visit of allowed. I Trust Companv of Nashville, Tenn., the State officers that Mrs. L. M. is visiting relatives'in Oakland. turned to her home Sept. 19th, The Honourable Mr Tawnish. 1913. F 229-5 TRUCKING7 JAMES 1 11 D. Norton for meritorious Stevens be made a memorial member of in Mary Sargent Capt. George three weeks Bangor....Mrs. Jepson, Edgar, A true Attest: and to kinds of copy. services in the brig Adeline the State W. C. T. U. Alton were callers at the 46 I am frepared do all trucking 1 saving D CORNER. (North and son Robert of The intervening lady. 1914. J 4 AKTHUK W. I.Ki'N Ul! near Are- the secre- ODGES Searsport) Furniture and a Leave her cargo during a hurricane The report of corresponding 18th... piano moving specialty. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nickerson and children home of L. A. White and family, Sept. McLaren, Amy. and Crosf cibo, Porto Rico, in December, 1850. tary was read by Mrs. Vena Leighton orders at the stable, ci rner of Main to their home in Portland 19th. Leonard Clarke went to Prout’a Neck Sept. other eyes, 1914. M 219-2 streets, and they will receive prompt atter. New York, January 13, 1851.’ Johnson, the summary being as follows: returned Sept. Through II7ALDO SS.—In t ourt ot probe few with his son, G. L. ut n. Telephone connection m fast, on the 8th dav "i >• The alas! was saved from 171 active members; 19 L. ....Miss Harriett M. Nickerson is slowly 18th to spend a days Martin, Helen Reimensnyder. \ Adeline, unions; 5,187 Hannah V. Kims, administratrix a Mrs. R. L. Clements and M 36-8 W. W. BLAZO, wreck on this occasion to become later T. L.’s, with 864 members; $2,432 53 gaining... .The relatives of Richard T. Dodge Clarke.... Mr. and Tillie, the Mennonite maid, 1808. \N ales Elms, late of i.incninviMe on her next of dues to on attended the fa 14 126 Waldo Avenue, Beelfast |m sepulcher for all hands was raised outside carry have received notice of his death, which oc- Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clements Mundy, Talbot. ty, deceased, having presented Mabel and El- account of adminisir tion ot this in ballast for the work. in Unity Sept. 16th_Misses of India. 915 voyage. Leaving port curred at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Rung Ho ! A story 1914. M allowance. winter of Mrs. Emma Watts of mira Porter were guests of their aunt, Mrs. Charleston, S. C., in the 1851, E. Portland, Oliver. Wm. H. Cate, in Everett, Mass., Sept. 16th. P. Lewis, in Dixmont Sept. 20th-E. Onions, That notice there, io load for a West India port, she treasurer, gave the following report: Mary Ordered, He was born in Swanville, 25, 1815, and E. Ritchie and family visited Mr. and Mrs Gray youth. A story of a very weeks successively, tu The it; where and when was never for the year from Estate head- April foundered, Receipts Prince in Brooks Sept. 20th. Mrs.C. B. GEO. t. JOHNSON, a newspaper published in If .i.i \ for was in the business Riley modern and a after this many yeais oar-making courtship very that ;t11 iutercsieu learned. Nearly twenty years quarters, $1,220.30; running expenses, Jewett entertained a few friends at whist Fri- ty leisons on Commercial Boston. After modern 1914. On 4 Probate to be held :U i sad loss of a lather who had impressed $1,048.73; balance, $171.57. Financial street, retiring afternoon. 18th, in honor of her marriage. Court, day Sept. day of October next and sh > mind that there was no account of State W. C. T. U. work: Re- from business he several with his Mrs. Edith Richardson of Lynn. Mass Rinehart, Mary Roberts. upon my occupa- spent years guests, they have, why the said areotun i would Blanche Clarke. Delicious refresh- ; tion for a penniless youth that ceipts for year, $4,320.65; expenditures. son Henry in this place. About five years ago and Mrs. The after house. A story of love, at Law. allowed. ! successful results if it $715.71. ments tf assorted cake ttnd sherbert were) Attorney JAMES 1.1 i-1 ! bring quicker, $3,604.94; balance, he went to Everett to spend the remainder of mystery, and a private yacht. served.. .Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clements were A true copy. Attest: was in than that of a sailor, the reports were receiv- him, Superintendents’ his life with Mr. and Mrs. Cate, where he re- of Mr. and Mrs Horace Croxford in 1914. R 47-7 BELFAST, MAINE. A in tit t: V 1 r > officers M. re- guests j with the aid of efficient ed, Mrs. Annie Frost, Belfast, serv.ces of writer, ceived the tenderest care. He leaves to mourn Dixmont Sept. 20th_The funeral ; Scott, John Reed. and crew, combatted a lire porting on social, flower, mission and who died at the successfully of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Clarke, Sco 78 4 in all Courts, probate t his death, two children, Henry A. Searsport I The red emerald. 1314. j Practice practii At a Probate Court belli at b< at sea. And here again we were indebt- charities. home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Fowler. j for the County ot W aide mi ti > of : The officers were elected and Mrs. Wm. H. Cate of Everett; one grand- were held at the ceme- Walk, Charles Edmonds. 2tf ed to the New Yoru Herald August following in Unity, Sept. 15th, specialty. of A. I). 11 14 ! 17th. Rev. C. day September. 1U, 1869, for the following report of what j Friday: Mrs. Arthur G. Quimby, North daughter, Mrs. George A. Kyle,and two great- tery near her old home. Sept. The green seal. 1914. W 145 of the Hammond street church, certain instrument, purportu came near being a serious disaster to the Turner, president; Mrs. Isabelle H. grandchildren, Doris and Gordon Kyle of W. Collier LA. R. words of comfort to the sorrow- Wylie, \ will and testament ot Air-;.. i writer. A brief account follows: Stickney, East Brownfield, correspond- Fverett. Bangor, spoke The native born. W 97 ASK FOR late of Stockton springs, in v, relatives. The bearers were her son, A. 1910. j ing secretary; Miss Clara M. Farwell, ing do, deceased, having been pro-' j MERITORIOUS CONDUCT HANDSOMELY RE- J. Cl rke of Bangor; two sons-in-law, II. J. | JUVENILE BOOKS. Rockland, recording secretary; Mrs.Em- TKOY. and Charles Fowler of Ordered. That notice be u > WARDED. Chapman of Bancor Breitenback, Louise M. f Mrs. interested a > ma Watts, Portland, treasurer. Clarerce Whiting recently lost a fine h*orse. a Albert Fowler of Unity. by causing copy i and grandson. •' Unity, Alma’s J-B 74-3 three wet U> -in •» The United ! Sarah of Kennebunk was of the junior year. 1914. published j steamship States, Capt. Cram Lord ap- .. Miss is a few weeks F. M. Fairbanks Unity accompanied Georgie Jackson passing Red Mills publican Journal, published ■. Dexter L. of the Merchants’ assistant here and had charge of the arrange- Forrester, J. < George Norton, pointed recording secretary. in Albion... Dr, G. A. Stevens of Stockton remains may appear at .1 Pi obate s about 81 of on her from New York to j the were the follow- ments. The deceased w years The Boys marooned in lieliast, within amt tor ; Line, passage Among delegates home last Bungalow Springs made a short visit at his old was a resident of this town for 56 second ot October p New Orleans, July 19, 1869, was discov- ing from Waldo county: Mrs. Annie M. age and the tropics. J-F 77 2 A. A. Hooves & Co. Tuesday week_The Sunshine at C. J. Hill- and was res ected for her many clock befote noon, and show ered to be on lire. Norton order- Miss F. meeting years highly Capt. Frost, Belfast; Emily Miller, of mind and char acter. Taggart, Marion Ames. have, why the same shottlu 1 man's has been Woods estimable qualities ed the after hatch off-the smoke was Nortn Seal Miss S. A. Mansur, postponed... George re- proved and allowed. smont; Many friends gathered to pay their final Six girls and Betty. Vol, 6 of Six on a and JAMES ? fast—when removing j Mrs. Delia J. Bartlett, Monroe; Mrs. has been havirg two wells drilled... Mr. one whom all honored and loved. increasing spects to Girls Series 1911. J-T 13-6 A true copy. Attest: the over the hatch a Mrs. E. portion of cargo Lucy A. Rhodes, Northport; C. Mrs. Henry Seavey of Auburn are guests at AHTItl It W. I.l' •> most fearful took blow- Mrs. Geneva Free- PROBATE NOTICES. explosion place, Smith, Thorndike; Frank Thompson’s... Mr. and Mrs. Elmer CREDITS FOR HOME WORK off the hatches and the ; SCHOOL ing throwing man, Winterport. left last week for to the | Hillman Holeb and the be- pass 4 DM1N1S1 K \ TOE’S NOTH I < men in all directions, filling Home KCUTKIX’S N JT1CK. Tile subscriber .Mere winter... Mrs. N. E. Dar forth and In the October Woman’s Com- a! er hereby gives notice 11 ! tween decks with the densest smoke. daughter nonce that she has been FAIR. from various parts I?X by gives duly ap- appointed administratoi ot tin | 7,000 AT NORTH KNOX Nellie are the week at Windermere. panion appear reports IA executrix of the last will ami testament Norton felt this to be the most passing wide awake CASTOR pointed Capt. of the country of new and of CHASE, late critical moment, and with great bravery ....Reuben Rhoades has six men packing ap- For Infants and Children. EDWAHI) P j 23. A new record methods adopted by schools in an effort WILLIAM II WIGHT, late of Belfast, and the he Union, Me., Sept. for him. He 600 barrels of Waldo, do- promptness, taking hose, ples recently bought ana in their work. in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given 111 the County j for attendance at the North Knox Fair to interest boys girls as the law directs, a into this darkness and fortunate- of Dow of Win- The Kind You Have bonds as Hie law direc s. .ill bonds leaped Fred Lucas.... Mr. and Mrs. contributor tells the Always Bought person* having estate ot was established today when more than A Kansas following demands tlie estate of said Up demands against the directed the stream of water onto the against ceased same to, ly throp, Mass., are guests of Mr. ai d Mrs. T. W. a of home credits for desired to present the 7000 through the turnstile. There about system the * are desired to present the same for settlement, fire. In less than minutes the fire passed Bears //Cv? , thereto are request■ thirty is which has been carried on uid ail indebted thereto are to make all indebted was an excellent fruit and vegetable dis- Hawes. Walter Hawes of Chelsea, Mass., school work /Jf requester! was extinguished and the vessel resum- of rCC&JU&i payment immediately. mem immediately. Knox has about 75 per also his old home and friends.. .James in Holton, Kansas: Signature H*ll\ ed her course. the play. county visiting LOTTIE I). WIGHT. 1 Thus, by timely, a of home credits Me., September 8, cent of a full crop of apples, but because Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and daugh- “This year system Belfast. Me., September 8, lt>14. Jackson, courageous and gallant conduct of Capt. carried out in the of the war in Europe no apple buyers was successfully Norton a fine valuable cargo, and ter of Milo were week-end guests of M. V. B. ship, for abroad have visited schools of Holton, Kansas. A card and lives were saved. In shipments yet Mitchell and Mrs. Alice Jackson is A perhaps many family... were sent to the parents or guar- the section. booklet V : ♦ Dr. E. C. of spent etc., as socn aB arrangemei.ts can be made and Duchesse that fall for excursions to the Bryant Augusta k the "week-end in the of Mr. material Much interest is money-saving ami, labor-sating races. was a town, guest building bought. international yacht It com- ti- md Mrs. in the Union and new mem- Cocking, 4 paratively new 5,000-ton twin-screw Benjamin Thompson. being manifested ( Dress, Housekeeping, of of more on steamship, of twenty miles an hour Miss Helen Crockett Burnham is bers are jcining, with good prospects helpful information Fancy-Work. f at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. speed, and splendidly equipped for the stopping in the near future... -A large number of peo- quette, Beauty, Children, Health. f accommodation of 1,500 with 1. Whitten and attending school. went to fair 16th....Mr. end persons, ple Unity Sept. all home-loving women. For stvI. f the for three races be- of capacity engaged Arthur Linscott Troy and Lewis Mrs. A. B. Stantial of Belfast and Mrs. T. C. >’• fore the races James Gordon jatchell of M. C. I. Ideas,for pleasure,for profit—read $ began. Dixmont, ’14, spent Smart of Waldo were recent guests of Mrs. Ida Bennett, with his usual foresight, had the week-end in town the of T guests Wentworth....Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryant, Mr. AND M\IL THIS COUPON contracted with Marconi to attend these school friends. JCUT races and first time in Oakley Giles, Mrs. Julia Curtis and Miss Addie report (the any Frank Haseltine, son of Mr. and Mrs. country) by wireless the result to Cross were Sunday evening guests at B. L. For Years The Republican Journal, daily 1. S. Haseltine, will leave in a few days Twenty Belfast. Maine' ▼ the New York Herald. Aborn's... .Mrs. Sarah Coney of Augusta and Arrangements for Brunswick where he will resume his. William Pillsbury of East North- Gentlemen: Enclosed find SlM' a had been made Mr. Bennett’s Hall of Albion visited Mr6 Jen- by repre- studies at Bowdoin College. Mrs.Raymond port (Maine) has been a constant which please send McCall’s M. )- sentative for Marconi with his wireless nie D. The Boston of and The Rej ublican Journal, earl 0 Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thompson, Mr. and McGray recently.. guests user of apparatus to go on a smaller steamer. full year to Mrs. J. M. of Unity were Mr. and Mrs. John Mannuccia returned home 0 Something happened after one or two Thompson “L F.” Atwood’s Medicine sailers at Mr. and Mrs. M. F. of Monday,...Mrs. Bessie Elwell of Waterville Name. 0 that put this vessel out of commis- Briggs he finds trips Hart I and on afternoon. with her Used as a year-around tonic, sion. Monday spent Wednesday night. Sept. 16tb, of it for the prevention i Town or State. A case was heard afternoon sister, Mrs. R. W. Emerson.... Miss Emma invaluable Immediately thereafter application Tuesday sickness—the relief of stomach was made to the n the Pittsfield municipal court in which Blood of Belfast visited her sister, Mrs. Laura or t or Box No. writer for the transfer troubles—the restoring of strength. R. F. D. Strec ^ of Marconi to La Grande Bert M. Drake of Detroit was the week... Ed- Duchesse. For- complain- Braddock, a few days past East Me. Northport, M I understand this ♦*nti11 the room on this ant and Burlington M. Barker of Troy ‘L. F. Atwood s Med- FREE. 0 tunately smoking ship ward and Leonard, Annie Penney “I have used your » Raymond it all that is me to select any McCall l’att* was was Drake claimed that he icine for and find available, and it was one of the respondent. are twenty years of McCa and Clementine Bucklin attending Free- for I do not allow myself to be free from the first copy most events of our lives that sad sold Barker three cows for which he claimed it. pleasant and Mrs. Bert Aborn without 1 receive and that 1 am to send \ received a note that worthless, dom academy...-Mr. 0 we were able to give the New York Her- proved '‘'"^signed] Wii-Uam Pillsbury tal )card, giving size ard tnum1,1 a Ida Wentworth visited friends in « 0 ald the most convenient and fudge Drake found probable cause and and : Mrs. dealers 35c. direct to McCall spacious A big bottle—at your __ of free pattern to ^ room of the Bhip and thereby this jound the respondent over for $200 to Waldo and Belmont Sunday. A liberal Trial Bottle FREE you place never used it betore. wireless apparatus in a desirable posi- ippear at the supreme court. H. H. if you’ve ^ SWANV1LLE CENTER Medicine. Co- PortUnd. Me. tion. It will be remembered by some rhurlough appeared for Drake and Man- "L. F.” ion & for Barker.—Pittsfield John Maddocks has moved the old Hustus * of our readers that fogs and calms pre- Coolidge t ♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ vailed during that series of races, so that Advertiser. house across the road and is fixing it up for a For Your She Was Restored Baby. Testifies Health by Lydia E. to The pinkham’s Vegetable Signature of Compound. N. Y.- “After my first , kswanna, |„,ni 1 felt very miserable and • could not stand on % is the that my feet. My sister- only guarantee you have the in-law wished me to try Lydia E. Pimt- ham’s Vegetable GENUINE Compound and my nerves became firm, appetite good, step elastic, and I lost CASTORIA that weak, tired prepared by him far over 30 years. feeling. That was in one size six years ago and I Sold only bottle, never in bulk have had three fine female trou- ’*'7.,.; iron since. For and In or u with for each side. The losses were extremely heavy, hospitals to the ** E. Pinkham’s c , The war In Europe continued, varying reports of success otherwise; protect s take Lydia news filled wounded did not reach hospitals for hours after they were and it works like snapshots au jbe countries were with the wounded. In many cases the t mpound done behind breast- shot The fighting In France was along a line extending for more than 100 miles, and much was Improvised i do all my own work. ’’-Mrs. OfVI 4h»me Waalr babies. _ n eeK of Kaiser Wilhelm, was seriously wounded in the thigh by • 1574 Electric works and in trencbe8 hurriedly dug. Prince Jaocblm, third son £1'f j"ri wii'K. Avenue, announced that be would not be a candidate for prfr piece of shell. O. Curtis was elected governor of Maine by the Democrats. General Carranza The Centaur Company, Pre„t. anna, N. Y. Oakley *»,„ of Lydia E. Pinkham’s visional president of Mexico from roots .. ompound, made business I come “WAR IS HELL.” SEED SELECTION. .. unparalleled. It maybe a relief to find someone who is so abso- matic and conditions, more than ever satisfied with Ida- .. j.erfect confidence by women lutely truthful in regard to her age as to back we have Said. Though To the Men Interested In Crop Improve- ri-mdisplaeements,inflam- openly celebrate her 54th birthday, but ho. In a few years will every Not Exactly What Sherman NORTHPORT-BY-THE-SEA. TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. characteristic of the they possess, except two Have Meant It. ment. ■s; im.. tumors, irregularities, it is also highly per- advantage He May and name to son in Mrs. R. M. McCollum fine citrus fruits ub are this fall They have changed its Bayside, ■ question. things—their (New York Tunes.) How many of keeping "! backache, bearing-down ocean. The following transfers in real estate were is the one referred and the the old restless Long | are This fair spot in to, charming grand Half of the quotations the resolutions we made last boyhood known, ncy. indigestion, dizziness, of excellence, Cali- popular good spring. recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds manner in which she entertained fifty- Beach is, course, par ; “A man convinced But they could not change its beauty ■ stration. E. Pink- al- misquotations, such as of us said when we Lydia ladies with an elaborate luncheon fornia’s most popular playground, How many planted for the week ending September 23, 1914: four against his will” for “He that complies Which has ever fairer grown; .Me Compound is thestan- be attract many our that at harvest time we would Charlotte T. S. Hilton and Harold T. Saturday will long decidedly pleasant though acquatic sports his the parting crops' beloved countless thousands, Sibley, * against will,” “Speed Spot by r female ills. tourists at other all the * V. memory for all the fortunate guests. places along | the select a of our best for to Edward land and guest” for Speed going guest, carefully portion Cherished in each memory, Chicago, Sibley, Belfast; suffer from those dis- The house was decorated with coast. prettily and “All the world loves a lover” for and now in the rush of harvest are buildings in Belfast. of the seed, Never can it be forgotten. ouiiar to their sex should violets, a profusion flowers being FAIR GROUNDS POPULAR. love a lover.” In view of “All mankind selection and in the Matchless Elijah L Knowlton, Belfast, to Ansel O. and f the of E. in evidence everywhere. The tables chief iteration of neglecting special Northport-by-the-Sea. ability Lydia “At San Francisco, naturally, the the constant and tiresome Maynard W. Hills, Belmont; land in Belfast. were set with doilies and centered must take out seed from the bins, V getable Compound to re- Cluny attraction is the (in the mak- the sayiner “War is hell” and its ascrip- spring There the same old winding pathways, white carna- exposition Edward E. Harvey, Bangor, to Katherine the with tastefully arranged the of Cio- tion to Gen it is somewhat of as most of us have been doing for Lined with sturdy oak and beech, Pth by many genuine ing), through courtesy Major Sherman, just land in Stockton tions and violet sweet peas resting on this is a Kneeland, Searsport; Springs. t stimonials we are con- man and Captain Baker, I and my party a relief to learn that misquota- years. Who3e broad spread and leafy branches elaborate handmade while as is Margaret J. Taylor, Philadelphia, Pa., to centerpieces, an admission card to all the too. What he said, pointed in the were given tion, is still time for selection of corn Far across the roadway reach; sing newspapers, cut bowls of violets were “War There Maurice H. Waterville: land and huge glass buildings. This permission we found to out in a letter in the World, was, Bowman, ut advice write to at intervals on the tables. The and and we should see to it at Here and there a pretty cottage special placed at that for while is and cannot refine it.” potatoes, buildings in Stockton Springs. be a special favor time, cruelty, you the iktiniii Medicine Co. (confi- cards were hand with vio- in a of next season is Nestles back among trees, place painted mere were hundreds of visitors about The sentence appears reply once that our seed for Angeline Richards, et al, Northpcrt, to Nor- Mass. Your letter will lets, and the violet shaded candles cast a of the noncom- While above the green leaves murmur. the we met onfy seven others Sherman's to the protest taken from which are free from man H. White, Brookline, Mass,; land and .it! and answered a over grounds, plants | by soft pretty glow the carefully ap- from dis- batant of Atlanta against his Softly stirring in the breeze. ■ within the any or and id in strict confidence. The delicious six course buildings—not population disease, true to name type posses- buildings in Northport, tables. are to leave the The pointed like to visitors, but because they al- order to them city. From the shore the green slopes upward on and Peir.-e, to Rose Reed, luncheon was served violet plates numbers that order through- sing the ability to produce high yields. Hayward Frankfort, ready coming in such they aroused great indignation And the nimble as far as carried out the violet squirrel plays, land and in Frankfort. Pioneer. possible with the work. San Francisco out the South, and Gen Hoon warmly Let us select our seed corn in the field do; buildings | Idaho interfere Where the crowds were wont to color scheme. Mrs. W. 0. Taylor sang to Sherman. It gather, Florence C. and Frances R. Rockland is determined to haye everything com- denounced it in a letter and from of more than average Haley, before the luncheon, and Mrs. to the of plants in vacation days, Regan's the of the was not to Hoon, but Mayor Happy to Michael H. Haley, Rochester, N. Y,; land ,, McCollum (Alice Coombs) day opening. from which mandolin club soft dreamy music plete of his vigor and vitality, plants with the played “In view of the chaotic feeling caused Atlanta, speaking on behalf people, Ever swelling landing and buildings in Frankfort. Woman of Twin Falls, we de- during the serving. the casry the size and shape of ears boat down at the by the unfortunate war, it is most grati- that Sherman replied, regretting Of each pier, Chester E. Perkins, Belfast, to William A. Journal. The After the luncheon a small table hold- the and mature earlier i: of The to see how nobly the exposition necessity for order, saying: sire,and from plants which While about the sandy pathways Banks, land and in Belfast. a confectioner’s fying do; buildings ing the birthday cake, are “You cannot war in harsher ,'S relative to a former officials, nothing daunted, keeping qualify than the Sauntered throngs of others near. Willie W. to Maud E. creation of three white tiers is and average. Hurd, Pittsfield, Hurd, exquisitely to their standard of efficiency. terms than I will. War cruelty, no doubt be of much in- white with up high we should make hill do; land in decorated with candy roses, can it. ^ou might With potatoes still extends its welcome, Liberty. Only those who have been there you cannot refine Northport i' former schoolmates and violet candles around each tier, number- thunder storm care to choose Still the ocean breezes play, Sada F. Frohock, Waldoboro, to Oriana C. realize the nature of the un- as well appeal against the selection, taking plants was in. stupendous But of all the well-known faces In almost ing in all fifty-four, brought as these terrible of Walker, Boston; land in Lincolnville. Fast. every A little more than a year ago against hardships free from diseases not only of the tubers, tod over it and after taking. Few accept its caii y, Mrs. McCollum presided are W. to Caro of the one one could stand in the Presideo and look war. They inevitable.” the diseases Of all those who used to Osmond Thomas, Islesboro, A. ction country a candle and but of the plants. (Some of gather each had lighted > H. J. Hoffman, guest a vast mud al- The writer of the letter, In the dear old ago Merrill, Waltham, Mass ; land in Islesboro. u’t vviih of down on hole, extending and most long representatives blown it out, little Alice Craven, grand- this reply most likely to be found danger- b most as far as the eye could reach along says he remembers hearing And enjoy the countless essings Mary Lewis, Liberty, to John S. Cates, do are of the assisted her Tree State, and they daughter hostess, by orders before Atlanta, ous to are Rizoctonia, Northport can bestow. the water front. read in general high potato yields Only land in and Palermo. the cut the cake and served it it from the official re- Liberty interested in grandmother, of the and enterprise but has verified ar.d Wilt diseases.) never actively At this time "Think energy Mosaic, Blackleg But the dear place changes Sumner Cates, Liberty, to Herbert T. Field, with violet colored punch. as to did the current aid of the coun- back of such a gigantic scheme, cords. How misquotation for and for And the old familiar scenes prosperity Mrs. Nixon Mrs. McCollum to Mr. We must select vigor yield Belfast; land and buildings in Liberty and Pa- presented have transformed this into solid land. start on its rounds? According Bring back fondest recollections have located. The a of a oc- to the to which that — they with huge bouquet carnations, made smooth from an article in which and for purity type Through the age that intervenes lermo. In They have planted trees, Hoffman, homes and the from a number of her friends “As Sherman said not a and of and joy and laughter, P. et to good pleas- gift lawns and sunken gardens for the foun- curred the sentence. variety belongs. It is long Thoughts youth A. Gilkey, al, Islesboro, Joseph A. the flowers, Mrs. Nixon said “War is hell. Scent of flowers, moonlit sea— do; land in Islesboro. forts of old New presenting dation of this which in point to the women of Atlanta, to select sufficient seed for Pendleton, grand exposition, expensive job of rare and radiant beauty Gertrude to Rufus C. in her charming way: ever seen was this unknown writer who saddled Days Dow, Belfast, Barton, rm can never of will excel anything It the come back to me. thing they sure our hearts all accord with beauty a few acres from which the next years Through years and Emma M. Welch, do; land and buildings in “I am the on our memories, — phrase to make the as we en- and^not hill Belfast. j; the desire the spirit of the occasion again who said nothing at all to “the seed may be taken. Each year Northport, resting on the hillside, IMMENSE HALLS. Sherman, David W. Smith, Waldo, to Frank L. Hall, to the of our matchless as it was some Kissed fair Penobscot Bay, am equal if not superior joy hospitality women of Atlanta”; just j selection should be carried on for a special by Belfast; land in Waldo. and our are is said to be the of the in the sparkling sunbeams are hostess, thoughts wandering j hail in the employ Bathing G. A. to Amos B. M ir youth, and all glad “Machinery unknown misquoter | In this a much billows Greeley, Freedom, Brown, hour when we first felt the on an ex- seed plot. way higher That across the play, back to the largest building ever erected Democratic National Committee whoim- Palermo; land and buildi gs in Palermo. r.rn of the and «nu a modest, prosperity hand and realized that here hall 01 me or ue r-acneu Unassuming, peaceful— clasp of her ground, and horticultural forever on the mina average yieia may 1.1 r_J 1.1 _1 U'e. koncf position pressed Land of rest, a toast to thee— -t I on the work of the old the honor of the from can easily claim being American the erroneous opinion large part of the disease eliminated thrive and bloom forever. southern people May you nolmatef. much of our “sunns' Idaho, most beautiful. The latter is constructed Cleveland once said, “Public Matchless STATE OF MAINE. that Grover the crop at the same time. Northport-by-the-Sea. well we as we feel the of its numerous Hall. Yours and may, joy almost entirely of glass, office is a trust.” What Cleveland Arthur W. truly, after public There is no time like the present to COUNTY OF Yv A LUO 5S. on such a day as this; but, domes are and the net work officials are the trus- Bo3ton, Sept 10, 1914. F. W. Angier. living opalescent, said was, “Public the and the an can not fail to be of all, "It’s songs you sing of wiring ir, the interior promises tees of the make a move which To Oscar Al. Grieve and Urnest O. sun- people. i! alif., 8, 1914. smiles that makes the of wondrous beauty. at second us Sept. you wear, electrical display We get most our quotations advantage to each of us. Let get Brewer, both of Alberta, much of sun- it had Calgary, shine everywhere.” How We saw statuary so immense, that and them. The result hand rarely verify on seed selection. Let us do it now. AND HOW THE WOMAN OF TWIN FALLS. has to the busy WHEN Canada: shine she scattered, bringing to be made in sections, historic figures is that our favorite sayings do not proce- desert waste the culture and refinement ornament the various build- authors, I also wish to call your attention again Oscar M. Grieve and Ernest O. Falls, Idaho, News.] which will ed, as we imagine, from famous from and for and exhibition of BODY POISONS ITSELF WHEREAS,Brewer of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, s that had been hers childhood, also mural paintings writers of faulty memory to the annual meeting la ago this winter Robert ings, exquisite but from casual formerly of Stockton Springs, in the County when we came from the effete East, the ot of them them The underlying cause of much head- d his team of trusty the palace jewels, great lengths whose misquotations of give the Maine Seed Improvement Association of Waldo and State of Maine, on the eighth day wild and the colder North, and in migraine, or sick head- iiuokboard and drove from woolly West, bas-relief mouldings huge pillars their form. December 8-12. ache, particularly of May, A D. 1912, mortgaged to Isabel Dorr of from mansion and marble. permanent to be held at Bangor, bilious attacks, vc.iigo, ordizziness, r.oshone far out into the and the balmy South, exact reproduction of Nubian ache, Stockton Springs, in the County of Waldo and as This vine-covered cottage, our eyes bedimmed these works were so interesting Thomas' $1,000 has been offered premi- is intestinal auto-intoxication. pro- State of Maine, the on a certain lot traveled until the mules All of Cheapest, accident insurance—Dr. Nearly buildings of home ties in recent years, is or of land situated on the western side disembarking, he kicked 'with tears at the thoughts that after six hours we had not seen Eclectic Oil. For burns, scalds, cuts and ums to cover many classes of potatoes, cess, recognized only parcel her workmen sell it. 25c. and the into the blood of poisons of Cape Jellison and leased from the Bangor a broken, how with genial cordiality half of the buildings. Chinese All druggists absorption aside, pounded two-by- emergencies. both threshed and bounded as love she made the desert corn, beans, peas, grains, in the intestines from the resi- Investment Company, follows, bis hat on and sisterly were erecting their curious pagoda-like 50c. produced "ound, hung it, inch in bunches to wit: Bounded on the east by Western ave- our hearts bloom and blossom as the it with a and in 4 sheaves, legumes due of food. of old said: “This shall “on structure, and surrounding north lot on which the Ashland House of brother- The two most prominent factors in nue; by Twin rose.” This majestic spirit miniature Chinese wall. MAINE CROP REPORT. of five plants, and many special premi- is on the west by land of In- Falls.” are located; Bangor has more than are ex- this condition constipation t tie veracious his- hood and sisterhood done “The large buildings j causing vestment Company; also all furniture and fix- exactly principal ums. meat It can there- to make our And so when we reached as of 1, 1914, with and excessive eating. to secure the of thirteen hun- is and will answer all else city magic. ceedingly ornate, ; Estimates, September the list to be tures, payment good, Don’t wait for premium avoided care in the re- as we are to con- its and of fore be largely by dred and ninety dollars, which mortgage is this is not a about now, again permitted the one up by Idaho, dignified made by the Bureau Crop story put comparisons, what to exhibit. use of a laxative which will in the town records of the town of her on another mile- most attractive. before you decide diet and the corded mi. but about Mrs. Rob- gratulate passing massive simplicity was printed and estimates: while harvest- clear away the fermenting residue of Stockton Springs, Book 5, Page 321, and where- we heartily wish fervently am sure as a State, owe much to Make a little ... the First of Twin stone, 1 we, forecast.bu 621,(00 preparation saul her written Lady be Corn—September 1 food which is generating the poisons. as, Isabel Dorr, by assignment that another half century may our commissioner, Reed, for his aside some of the best ears of the first man ot Twin pray Major August 1 forecast.bu 630,000 ing and lay are admir- dated December 23, 1912, sold and assigned said comes a l'inklets, the new laxative, but little added to such a life, and when she artistic in selecting so fine ; 1313.bu 608.000 and the note secured thereby, to :i-repeateri tale, foresight Final, corn. a few bushels the mortgage the re- of Carefully dig suited to protect body against his down to the evening of life may location. When the boats come from All Wheat—September 1 forecast..bu 77,000 ably Waldo Trust Company, a corporation duly or- of the part taken by a of for she has so will forecast.bu 77,000 of them in such way the dangers auto-intoxication they and its of to flection of that sunshine gen- the Golden Gate, our Idaho banner August 1 potatoes, handling ganized and existing having place iiip3 and trials she had 1 assist nature and do not scattered illumine her and first to the of the Final, 1913.bu 76,000 not be bruised and scarred gently gripe business at Belfast, in the County of Waldo ..-] Falls was nursed erously path be one of the greet eye that they may leave the being sunset. her within 90 1 forecast.bu 5,610,000 or purge. Harsh purgatives and State of Maine, said ass gnment being re- mto townhood. end in a glorious May path- visitor. The building stands 0«ts—September skin 1 forecast.bu 5 596,000 and the roughened. in a worse condition than they corded on the town records of said Stockton be strewn with flowers, and while the while from its August system rt McCollum had driven a way feet of water, spacious 1913.bu 5,600,000 want to make this exhibit the the stimula- in Book 5, Page 375; «.nd whereas, the | the love we Final, We find it but Pinklets give just Springs, ■ these but is an unobstructed view ; abided a cabin and had a doz- feebly express verandas, there 1 forecast.bu 150,000 is conditions of said mortgage have been broken, the of Bariev—September of its kind ever held in New tion to the organs of excretion that you today, may memory the and all its busy traffic. 1 forecast.bu 147,000 largest notice is of j ears located in the coming bring of bay August needed to natural action and if Now, therefore, hereby given their ever remind you of our is to be that every one will ! 1913.bu 140,000 and the way is for all of produce the intention of said Waldo Trust Company, : rove back to Shoshone and fragrance “It hoped Final, England only are used for a time jj and esteem, for effort toward concert- 1 forecast..bu 384,000 they regularly they Wilson Ellis, its Treasurer duly authorized, and to come on to appreciation make a strenuous Buckwheat-September us to exhibit of our crops. Help Dy daughter 382,000 samples will correct constipation. said for breach of its c to fill this building with the | August 1 forecast.bu really to foreclose mortgage When the First Lady We would empty thy chalice of heartache and ed action and exhibit a l’inklets will of nature’s Final, 1913.bu 416,000 to make this meeting great Yourdruggistsells orthey condition. '■ is not a finest exhibits. Not only cheering prospect pain, 1 forecast...bu 30,400.000 and be sent, on receipt of price, -5 Dated September 17, 1*T4. freshen desert with flowers and but of art and literature as Potatoes—September success by attending by exhibiting postpaid, -ted itself to view. A few Would thy products, 1 forecast.bu 29,178,000 cents the Dr. “Williams WALDO TRUST COMPANY. August it will be per bottle, by fe f 3 and for rain; well. 1913.bu 28,160,000 your products. If impossible N. Y. Send 3w39 By WILSON ELLIS, tents, sagebrush bitter and in the Final, Medicine Co., Schenectady, -ff Would draw out the pour 000 Waldo Trust i-ry direction and dust, under* IDAHO’S OPPORTUNITY. ApDies—September 1 forecast.bu 6,260 for you to be present the officers of the for booklet and free Treasurer of Company. sweet, 000 today sample. wasn’t the August 1 forecast.bu 5,518 and kept moving by And remove thorn from the way of thy has its full quota of talented association will care for your exhibit b- every “Idaho Final. 1913.bu 3,000,000 m.' was “home.” feet. second Mr. Reed’s people, so let them esti- see that it receives every possible atten- b .V: .McCollum was not in the of summer and Hay (Tame)—Preliminary dismayed. Would sing gladness able efforts to make the year 1915 a mate.tons 1,410,000 she had in life bloom tion. mver, early memorable one for Idaho. Do this, not Final, 1913.tons 1,194,000 : :i and coast of And out the sadness of winter and gloom; rockbound sing for the State’s benefit, but also as Cabbages—Condition September Yours in the interests of better crops, *: Would lessen thy load by enlarging thy life, only .->• she spent her early child- of his 1. 1914. 91 C. R. LKland. And would sing back repose and sing away a slight appreciation magnetic tier marriage she lived for is felt all over the ex- Condition September ■' strife.’’ influence, which it all in 1, 8 year av.. 88 A -o-hone—so, take ail, and frequently men- ’'iCfM'uilcs position grounds, Stock Hogs—No. Sept. 1, 1914, Your Fall Cold Needs Attention Bargain of sagebrush frontier The health of the hostess was then the officials. Typewriter of tioned by many leading p, c. of year ago. 98 ner. wear it out. It drank and Mrs. McCollum thus respond- His enthusiasm is so contagious that it Condition, health, No use to fuss and try to A new Oliver Typewriter, direct from the factory, never n Falls the winter of 99 during ed: for a success. 1, 1914. will wear out instead. Take Dr. King’s '• makes grand Sept. you ridedly different from what dear this manifestation a at one end of Condition, health, will be sold at “My friends, “They are building pier New Discovery, relief follows quickly. It used, and with all the latest improvements, :'be business men had me so 1,1913. 98 grown of your regard has touched deeply the fair where steamships will Sept. Soothes a grounds, checks your Cold and your Cough score. Those who were am but I want to a Condition, health, seen at that I beyond speech, thus giving tourists grand panora- 99 Chil- a discount for cash. May be ft theirwives“back land, Sept. 1,10-yr av. away. Pleasant, Antiseptic and Healing. home,” express my appreciation of the fragrant mic view before entering the grounds. ■ men Clover Seed—Acreag percent like it. a 50c. bottle of Dr. King’s iger had sweethearts while the sweetness of the toast water the effect will be a dream dren Get OFFICE. gift, From the of last year. 190 THE JOURNAL Of social life there was cannot and keep it in the house. will linger with me always. You of fairy land, as only Jules Guerin could Condition Sept. 1,1914. 93 New Discovery sickness became and Cold Doctor" writes prevalent, know what it has meant to me, the rich have evolved a color scheme so softly Sept, 1, 10- "Our family Cough tun noticed the and 93 — spirit experience of being here from the first, beautiful, and blending so perfectly with yr. av. Lewis Chamberlain, Manchester, Ohio. Money n r some way to cheer them build homes seeing you all come; your the ever changing glint of the ocean. back if not satisfied, but it nearly always helps. v she said to Robert; with me here in OiC and take up your life XVI any U1 me UUUICO men to come to the up llie Ufoeri. 1 UllCU IWIV JUU as and in the sunlight look like mon- t glass and let’s see if we can get and sorrows one PROF SPRAGUE ON WAR. children, your joys being strous jewels, flashing all the colors EVER WATCHFUL t their homesickness. all life and of mine. I wish tor you long sees in an opal. The prevailing color a an ad- nted, and washboiler of Once again I thank you.” structures is a soft Prof, Robert J. Sprague gave prosperity. all the gray, deepen- A Little Care May Save Many Belfast Read- Offers sandwiches, doughnuts and After this toast, Mrs. Jos. to burnt dress on the”European War,”Sept.l6th, Our impressive ing in the archways orange, u s were ers Future Trouble. Clubbing for the Massachusetts prepared L Daube and Mrs, T. J. Woods sarg a with touches of delicate Salmon, with at the assembly of the 1 I'he crowd filed in at Amherst, Mass. dusk, duet, which was thoroughly enjoyed. here and there a dash of oriental blue. Watch the kidney secretions. Agricultural College., offers to iferly and waited. The host- Miss in her in San He said, in in part: The following clubbing apply only subscrip- Then Cash, graceful way, The exposition grounds Diego See that they have the amber hue of health; them all wi’h cheery words, several of her dances. Miss ‘‘Shall we pray for peace? it gave nretty have an entirely different Eetting, being not excessive or in ai d when is made i.o could the and The discharge infrequent; us tions paid advance; payment play piano, Vesta Thomas was unable t< appear, so farther inland. From the water, as one “No, not for peace alone. Let pray ose to the of the oc- Contain no "brick dust like” sediment. and It spirit this ended the afternoon’s program. rounds Point Loma, the effect is of some for human justice National right- should be stated w hat premium, if any, is desired. couldn't because Pills are for weak on •y dance, The invited guests were: Mesdames vast baronial palaces, as they are all white Doan’s Kidney especially eousness. Pray that the war may go to dance so the Eu- to that none of these* "thing on, they Sweeley, Heap, Williams, Priebe, Pea- and look like marble. The effect aimed kidneys. until right is established among is also necessary say publica- 1 and marched because racial and Na- 'Ckstep around, vey, Maxwell, Gates, Senior, for out in start- Let a Belfast citizen tell you how they ropean peoples, Spangler, is massiveness, standing are mailed with The Journal or from this office. "ngs they knew. Hot coffee Ostrander, J. W. Re- the in back tional justice is the only basis on which tions ■ut Welton, Craven, ling relief from greenery work. .t the cockles can be The cetera, warmed gan, P. H. Smith, Thomas, J. H. Sea- but it lacks the charm real peace permanently built. one in : t• ground; fascinating "About four years ago I suffered from kid- We have to for these piblications year arts, and the evening ^ped all John and tout Nations of Europe have not been at pay ver, Alvord, Aiken, Costello, Allen, of the dainty colorings exquisite Herbert E. Patterson of were like ney complaint, “says War. They caBtaways Bedford, Baker, P. J. Costello, Booth, ensemble of the at San peace since the Franco-Piussian and are then sent from their respective expoiition Belfast. "The kidney secretions advance, they pn island who had found a cave B. A. Hamilton, Burton, Daube, Chan- Francisco High street, The man who has to go about loaded : bay.” in and contained sedi- offers are as gs. The homeless had found nel, Clos, Clouchek, Failing, Grant, Gui- were irregular passage with guns and knives and sit up nights offices to our subscribers. Our clubbing p;'i a mother heart to comfort bert, Larned, Macvicar, Lewis, Read, ment. Often the passages were too frequent, watching his property for fear of his in advance: and there the Sloan’s Freely For Lumbago. can be re- follows for one year’s paid (hen organization Boyd, Taylor, McAtee, Milner, Nixon, Apply then again scanty and attended by a scalding next door neighbors hardly subscription 'Homeless was formed as at with them. Twenty” Starrh, Hill, Sprague, Woods, Keneley, Your attacks of Lumbago are not nearly so sensation, I used nearly every remedy I had garded peace exists a to is today, tribute Mrs. Faris of H. Cra- can them “Race consciousness intensifying Phileo, Perrine, Buhl, hopeless as they seem. You relieve ever heard of, but without good results. I PeGollutr. ven of Hollister, F. R. and over the whole world. In Germany, The Journal and Farm and $2.00 Gooding almost instantly by a simple appli nation of finally read of Doan’s Kidney Pills and at once Home, !r;'e passed on and women came to Misses Maxwell, Boyd, Cash, Bryant, Russia, Servia, Ireland. India and every- Sloan's Liniment on the back and loins. Lum- I a at Poor & Son’s Drug Store. {.*■>■ homes in Twin Falls, they Ostrander, Thomas, Heine, Harvey, procured supply where old race lines are being run out is a form of rheumatism, and yields per- three I was cured and to- to McCall’s 2.10 welcome at the McCollum Stansbury and Mr. Raymond Stevens. bago After taking boxes, anew and the call comes for loyalty The Journal and Magazine, prm; all me always the mistress of that “NO PLACE LIKE HOME.” fectly to Sloan’s, which penetrates quickly day I am io good health. It gives pleasure blood. nw been “Mother McCollum” to the tender limbers to “The fThe Idaho Statesman.] in through sore,- muscles, up to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills my temporary political boundary 2.25 ? cross recross the The Journal and Woman’s Magazine, j ‘omers. Last month was the the back and makes it feel fine. Get a bottle friends and neighbors.” lines of Europe and Mrs. Alice R. McCollum of Twin Falls races anniversary of the First for 25 cents of older and more permanent lines of l has returned from a visit to California of Sloan's Liniment any drug- Mr. Patterson is only one of many Belfast fifty-four of the women of and religions, and the new adjustment of ijpl and while she it she and have it in the house—against colds, who have endorsed Doan’s gathered at the pleasant Mc- thoroughly enjoyed gist people gratefully European geography must be in accord- The included in our clubbing offers tp is to be home and likes Idaho sore and swolen Pills. If back aches—if publications j ome to do her honor, glad again joints, rheumatism, neuralgia, Kidney your your ; arce with the natural racial divisions. better than ever. She thinKs we will ask for a kid- f puld this description of the sciatica and like ailments. Your money back kidneys bother you, don’t simply Righteousness is the only basis for peace may be sent to different addresses. ij have all the advantages in a few years FOR by the society editor of if hot satisfied, but it does give almost instant ney remedy—ask DISTINCTLY DOAN’S among men or Nations.” Lptten that California has now their big h* Halls News, have appealed to except relief. KIDNEY PILLS, the same that Mr. Patterson pond and their citru9 fruits. She gives j^teless Twenty” ten years ago? had—the remedy backed by home testimony. Journal Publishing Co. the following account of her trip: A liver leads to chronic and Children Cry Republican "OMAN CELEBRATES FIFTY- lazy dyspepsia 60c at all stores. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., P “After several months, visiting four constipation,^—weakens the whole system. FOR FLETCHER’S Y. "When Your Back ifc Lame— L fourth birthday. of the largest cities of California and Doan’s Reguleta (26c. per box) act mildly on Buffalo, N. * an exhaustive of both cli- the liver and bowels. At all drug stores. Remember the Name.” 1 CASTORIA Ippan[ Present age of deception, it is making study ■ ■ I_ **W drive was taken toward aanaet, after a charmingly happy day (pent la conversation, SEARSPORT. reading, eonamdrom-telling, auction-bridge to playing and health-giving, laughter. Many judge and Mrs. J. W. Black left Thursday tbanlu are extended to Mr. and Mra. Ames for Clarion visit relatives in Melrose. Mass. Heating thoir thalr Stoves! in offering friends hoopitality generouely Lewis R. of Brewer called on of are famous everywhere. There is ■ Savage ii i roomy <,Camp,,’ to tbla literary aesociation no in town Saturday. our lad lea for their holiday feotivitiee. about their sturdiness of in question con. I Mrs. Louise B. Bailey of Lewiston was SOUTH MONTVllAE. struction, their unusual town last week. I The annual meeting ot the DnlnClan is down heating Belfast was in town power. I Mrs. W. M. Thayer of for Saturday evening, Octooer 8d, at Grange on business. the Saturday or Tartar I hall. Topica, Balboa, the now capital of The line is the I complete—a Haynes Cream Panama Eugene Porter is repairing Harry Canal Zone (with official drawing!); Clarion I The Canto for for wood cottage on Navy street. 0 Climex of Old World Militarism; every need, I I “Bloom both burning Stewart, arrived Sept o’ Knighta.” Old and young, or for ; Barge Bustle. Capt. j coal burning, house, I use cream of tartar sexes, from communities and towns, store, 28th from Rockland, light. 01 New England people outlying Many will be Chief "Come hall or camp. ■ at Swan Lake Jj welcome. The Old snye, Clement ia at his cottage J. A. to card for value its superior qualities L early, for there is a big bunch of wool until the first of October. quick baking. They Q| and apin this time, and soma of it may have Clarion dealers in every of Mass substitutes made of 0 section I Mrs. N. C. Washburn Springfield. and will not to be over 01 knowingly accept pulled eome folks’ eyes.’’ are enthusiastic over Mrs. M. S. Dodge on Main street. Clarion is visiting such as are sometimes | Brewer k I alum or lime fl 1 Arthur B. Smith and family of spent phosphates, SHIP NEWS. ^ quality. Point. THE PERFECT CLARION I Saturday at their cotUge at Pleasant offered. 0 Saturday to ; /1 Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy left AMERICAN PORTS & BISHOP Me. and New York. n I But even the most careful cannot know. WOOD CO., Bangor, I visit friends in Boston, Lowell always New York, Sept 22. Ar, Btm Black Rock, scha of Bangor, who ha. been Newburyport, towing two barges; 23, ar, Mrs. Elizabeth Fogg I The of cream of tartar hag led to efforts James H Helvetia, Provi- returned home last high price ^ Hoyt, Vinaihaven; visiting Mrs. M. S. Dodge, |j J dence; sld, sch Gen E S Greeley, Hampton Sold by W. A. HALL, Belfast, Maine. 1 of lime com- St N week. I to substitute alum and phosphate Roads; 25, ar, Bcha M N B Chase, John, F. jj B; Seguin, Stockton; sld, sch R P Pendleton, indebted to Lieut. Frederick j; We are and not as healthful Philadelphia; 26, ar, ache William Mason, H. T„ for past LI which are inferior Black. Fori Shatter, Honolulu, pounds vastly ji Crescent and Winchester, Stockton; James ar, ach Camilla, favors. Kothwell, Long Cove; 27, I to usa Tampa; aid, sch Georgietta Lawrence, Port Dorchester. Mess., was Mrs. F. M. Harris of !j jiL Heading for Ca-aine; 28, ar, ach Hattie H Bar- her sister, Mrs. C which the can bour. St scha Annie 1; the guest the past week of 01 The easiest way in housekeeper John, N B; 29, ar, Mitchell, Long Cove; Wawenock, Stonington; E. Adams. sure of and is 0 Susan N Pickering, do; City of Augusta, is his I be quality economy by using Royal Gerald Hersey of New York visiting 0 Vinaihaven. on 26 sch Herman F Kimbali, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Sargent, I which is made from cream Boston, Sept Ar, grandparents, 1 Baking Powder, pure 0 Bangor; 27, sld, sch Jacob M Haskell, coal That you can find the HAT Main street. port; schs W D Bangor; Mary 28, ar, Mangan, want here has moved into Mrs , I of tartar. 0 Ann McCann, do; schs Mary Brewer. Rocklanu you now—aP Mrs. G. F. Havener I Hollow and Bangor; John J Perry, do; Ella F Crowell, * house in Mechanic's HAT Hattie Clcsson’s I Powder gives perfect results, is less Camden. that will please vou 1 Royal Baking 0 26. stm for the winter. jj Philadelphia, Sept Ar, Grayson, Stockton R P as well as \ was a week- been advanced in Springs; 27, ar, sch Pendleton, just though i. j Mrs. Marian Hughes of Belfast I trouble to use, and has not price. j ji p New York; 29, ar, sch Charles A Campbell, her Mrs. Frank E. Studley, directed the !i end guest of sister, to Bangor. making who has once become accustomed Brunswick, 21. Sld, sch Gov Pow- j on Navy street. Anyone Ga, Sept ji j ]] j Perth the raw fur to the 24th from New- | j ers, Amboy. tiniskjj1 | Barge Spring arrived Sept. I Powder never reverts to home- j Norfolk, Sept 22. Ar, schs Blanche C Pen- tons of coal to the Pen- using Royal Baking ip j Susie H HAT. This is the port News with 3,000 jj dleton, Bermuda; Davidson, Newport ■n I sch Manson, j! obscot Coal Co. L made mixtures or other for raising biscuit, News; 25, ar, Magnus Bangor (pnd I any product cld to return); 26, ar, sch Mary E Palmer, Bos- of DISTINCTIVENESS, li- Johonnet of ji E S Gree- Fred M, Harris and Charles or cake. ton (and cld to return); ar, sch Gen Swan Lake, en- 01 doughnuts, ley, Port Reading; cld, sch Susie H Davidson, the smat new Boston are at the Lake House, griddle-cakes, shapes j Southern ports; 27, ar, stm Penobscot, Sandy- cue ***** |j joying I shown here carry out this Lincoln N 22. Ar, sch Alice L j "The Game of Life and Death.” by Wilmington, C, Sept Pendleton, Barbados. a the Macmillan Co., for idea to high degree. New Colcord, published by Georgetown, S C, Sept 23. Sld, sch John sale Mrs. C. E. Adams. I_1 Bossert, New York by colors, high crowns Port Reading, Sept 24. Ar, schs F C Pendle- Penobscot, Capt. Harding, finished Steamer ton, New York; Lawrence, do. dock Georgietta bands and bow- discharging at the Penobscot Coal Sept Savannah, Sept 24. Sld, sch Mark Pendle- fancy for Norfolk. ton, Hayti. 25th and sailed reunion is Ml I arrived oldest daughter, a aengniiui iaimiy San Juan, P R, Sept 24. Ar, sch Robert H of Presque I| Louis Webber of Maiblehead, Mass., I Truth and Grace. Truth is conformity betweer Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin being enjoyed by the members present. McCurdy, Boston. $3a00a and is the packing of Grace is beauty ir last week of Capt. and Mrs. | Saturday superintending representation and reality, Port Townsend, Wash, Sept 25. Ar, ship Wm Isle were guestB j j Mrs. took Thurs- : the household goods of his aunt. Mrs. Kate kindness. The call in the crisis of civilization Gladys (Rendell) Sprague P Frye, Baltimore. Curtis on Water street. J H. G. has steamer for Boston en route to New 23. schs Lizzie Griffin, Better come and pick soon. Walnutt. Union street. Mrs. Walnutt is for serious devotion to conviction, rea day’s Bangor, Sept Ar, yours out 28th from Wey- | Grand Annie P New Barge Boylaton arrived Sept and ! York to later her husband, Capt. Perry Bgnks; Chase, York; sold her residence to Capt. A. T Whittier character. It is for the student who will not join tons of fertilizer to the Eagle, Boston; Mineola, do; 24. ar, schs Kit mouth. Mass., with 900 with her on his arrival at Philadelphia from will move to Beverly, Mass to live cheat in class, cultivating dishonesty; for the Sprague, Carson,Portland; N E Ayer, Camden; 25, sld, sch A. A. C; Co. at Mack’s Point. South America. Her many friends regret that de stm F J sister, Mrs. H. A. Webber. b usiness man, who will not employ methods Hugh Payens, Rockland; 26, ar, confined Whit- A. H. Lorrimer, who has been the her summer visit with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Lisman, Norfolk; 27, ar, schs Henrietta Mr, Among the nominations received by the sen- that he is not willing to have known; for is some- ney, New York; Lizzie D Small, do; sld. schs hiB home illness the past month, C. W. Sprague, Church street, has ended, but to by ate Aug. 4, 1914, promotions and appointments j working man who will do his work honestly Malcolm Baxter, Jr, Philadelphia; Ida B Gib- 12 nAIM STREET, BELFAST, MAINR. an- what at this writing, Carvel is and the hope to enjoy her genial companionship New Nellie Grace improved 1j in the navy, was that of Ensign Wilber J. when his employer’s back turned; son, York; Grant, Bridgeport; Calhoun, arrived of his other year, Davis, Vineyard Haven for orders; 28, sld, stm Steamer Carolyn, Capt, of to be lieutenant in the navy. Hi Employer, who cares for the welfare 1 j| Searsport F J Lisman, Norfolk; 29, ar, stm L V Stoddard, News with 3,360 tons who will Mr. Barton and Mr. Irwin, clerks Sept. 28th from Newport ^| nomination was confirmed by the senate Aug. e mployed. The call is for Lawyers, Douglas Norfolk. Coal Co. the who with the Bull Co. in New York, 23. stms New of coal to the Penobscot 20, 1914, and Lieut Carver was assigned to not study to evade the iaw; for Ministers, Steamship Stockton, Sept Sld, Greyson, dare Milli- York and of has the F. i armored cruiser Tennessee, now will think seiiously and preich truth and came down by the company’s steamer Philadelphia; City Philadelphia, Llewellyn Patterson, who bought United States Boston; 25, eld, sch Lavinia M Snow, New will waters. to real convictions; for Editors who nocket to a week in Stockton, and de- S. Harriman grocery store at Sandy point, stationed in European express spend York, 27, ar, sch William Jones,-. 1st. cannot be bribed to that which will aid clared themse»ves charmed with the location 23. Ar. barge Phila- ; move bi6 family there about Oct. ! Corner. H. Peabody Farnham ar- publish Searsport, Sept Spring, Dodge's Elizabeth- a cause. who hunger and of the town. were guests Oelphia; 25, ar, barge Nesquehoning, officer of the bark boat and has wrong It is for people scenery They Ralph Meyers, second rived last Thursday morning by | port; sld, stm Penobscot, Norfolk; 28, ar, stmr || for in who have re- I at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Eben from Bos- a week-Minnie Reed righteousness character, boarding and arrived , been with the Swanville Mabel I. Meyers, Saturday Chapins Carolyn, Philadelphia. friends and ve rence for God and will toward men. Libby, Sylvan street, during their stay. They Calais, Sept 26. Ar. sch Blanche H King, Searsport ton and will several weeks ln town. of Belfast is visiting her old neigh- good spend for Boston. sch Pendleton Phila- Have we as a the characteristics I left last Friday by steamer Philadelphia; sld, Sisters, as ! 23d from in town....Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Matthews community AT YOUR REQUEST. My services Underu. Barge Nesquehoning arrived sept. bors delphia. and in Union to meet this demand? Our country boys and From Jellison piers, the following ship- with tens of coal to the visited their son Edward family Cape jj will be subject to your cal) at any hour. Bv the Elizabethport 1,590 men and women Harriet M. Nickerson is improv- girls of to day will be the city ping report was telephoned Monday evening; Penobscot Coal and Whar. Co. at Mack s Point. last week.... ! and I can assure of tomorrow. Each year ihey leave home to sch. W, arrived, of telephone automobile, you after an illness of several weeks. Sept. 22d, Harry Hayward Deafness Cannot Be Cured , and who spent ing ; Dr. A. A. Jackson family, seek the wider opportunity of the city. Are to load lumber. steamer City i and considerate attention that Rests. One of the light, Sept- 23d, by local applications, as they cannot reach the sane prompt at. Pleasant Point, “Wandering Jew” Now the summer in their cottage they ready to go? Have they instilled into of loaded and sailed with diseased portion of the ear. There is only one i American the Wan- [ Philadelphia arrived, characterized my work in Belfast for thirty-two y*. to their home in Everett, Mass., last most interesting clippers, their hearts the ot This way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu- returned principles right living? paper for Boston and steamer Grayson sailed dering Jew, is spending her last days in the tional remedies. Deafness is cause by an in- week. is the work ot our Chuich. "Lo:d God of hosts sch. and at no extra charge. China.about I with pa^er for New York. Sept. 26th, flamed condition of the mucous lining of the Yangtse Xiang river at Kiukiang, Mrs. William M. Parse left Tues- as be with us yet, lest we forget!” Lavinia M. Snow sailed with lumber for New Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed Mr. and 200 miles inland from Shanghai, doing duty j With competent assistant, and large stock, I friends and relatives in The Wandering Jew William Jones you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear- day for a visit with a freight landing barge. York. Sept. 27th, sch. arrived, Me in 1877, and w’as ing, a id when it is entirely closed. Deafness is j or nigh 'r. 34tf N. H„ New York and was built at Camden. to load lumber. at your service, dan Boston, Manchester, more SPRINGS. the result, and unless the inflammation can be commanded by Capt. D. C. Nichols. For STOCKTON taken out and this tube restored to its normal Bach. than she made record voyages Mrs. Richard Sanford of Brooklyn, N. Y., en- twenty years will be has returned to to distant of the globe, condition, hearing destroyed forever; | Miss Miriam Whittier out of New York parts Monday afternoon, by way of variety, tertained 23d at their Fort Point cottage oc- Sept. nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, ; a two and before descending to her present lowly Institute after spending trade brought us a hailstorm, lasting some minutes. at auction-bridge the following ladies: Mrs which is nothing but an inflamed condition of Hampton was engaged in the coasting | Mrs. H. B. cupation mucous R, the surfaces. Me, with her mother, This ves- A. Mrs. Albert C. CHAS. months’ vacation between Hongkong and Shanghai. Mr. Parker Watts of called up- Frank Patterson, Colcord, COOMBS, Belfast, Sandypoint We will One Hundred Dollars for famous race from Hongkong to Mrs. Everett give any Whittier. sel made a on and last week. Mrs. Harry R. Hiehborn, Staples, in 189o Capi L. M. Partridge family case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can- New York with the Tam O’Shanter | Lucrelia Mrs | lost a valuable team Mrs. Ralph Hall. Mrs. Flanders, not be cured Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for Leroy D. Littlefield the former on January 3d. Both Mr. John is improving the con- by leaving port McLaughlin and Miss Lizzie B. Colcord. free a kick from another horse at the same hour Florence Levine circulars, I horse last week by ships reached quarantine | veniences of his home, School street, by the a tie. Honolulu F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Littitfield's larm on the and the race was declared Dainty refreshments were served to close a while at work on Mr. addition of a fully equipped bathroom. Sold Druggists, 75c. BUY YOUR Star-Bulletin. i afternoon. Mr. Sanford carried by Belfast. most pleasant Take Hall’s Pills for hack road to Mr. Peleg Griffin of Boston is the guest of j Family constipation. Congreational Church Notes. Sunday the guests down and brought them back in his Clocks and Kenneth R. Holmes, who spent the summer his Mr?. Ellen G. Clark and Miss Maria Watches, Jewelry the of the previous sisters, j has to Wash- September 27th, thought of. ami be sure to have your work done by with relatives in Eastport, gone Griffin, Middle street, for an indefinite time. BELFAST PRICE CURRNET. was continued in the morning service. a course at Sunday! Dr. and Mrs. H. Everett Hichborn, with D. C where he will take for irigton, in the third chapter The Current Events Club has its Corrected Weekly The Journal. The text used was found opening son and arrived last W. M. Jeweler, Phoenix Ro/ Electrical school. their little Edwin, maid, THAYER, the Bliss ye: for Oct. with Mrs Levi PRODUCE MARKET. PAID PRODUCER. of Matthew, the second verse, “Repent meeting Wednesday, 7th, from Cambridge, Mass., to re-open the and Aroostook Saturday 10 00al400 A change in Bangor of heaven is at hand.” Even as Griffin, street. “Woman’s Suf- \pples#per nbl,1.60 .2.69 Hay, the kingdom Maple Subject: the summer home of their father, Dr. Herman 28th, as follows dried, per lb., 7! Hides, 12 trains went into effect Sept. John uttered these words, there issued from frage,” G. Hichborn, East Main street, for an indefin- 2 75a3 00 Lamb, 14 and 1 40 m.; arrive at Beans, pea, Leave at 6 05 a. m. p. One who caugrht up the 3 50 Lamb 35-40 the Carpenter’s shop Mrs. Morris Patterson, School street, and ite time, the little boy being quite unwell after Beans, Y. E., Skins, FOR SALE EASTERN STEAMSHIP 9.45 a. m. and 5.05 p. m. than the Butter, 28a32 Mutton, 8 and gave to it a wider meaning, daughter Florence, left 22d to her Massachusetts, due to The residence at 13 street, former- cry Sept. join reaching probably 9all 32 42 Congress *. Beef, sides, Oats, lb., U. W. ui of the Jordan had intended. known as the Jack Harriman ami later CORPORATION C-apt. Meyers jlonely prophet h usband in Providence, R. I., having closed change of milk and the u .usual hot weather 9 Potatoes. 50 y place, where the Beei,forequarters, jwned Alonzo Knowlton, formerly Meyers arrived Saturday from Boston, John warned his hearers to make ready for her home for the winter. Dr. Hichborn returned bu, 60 Round by superin- of the past fortnight. Barley, Hog, 10^ Belfast A ten room wharf i tendent of schools. house, his vessel has been hauled up at Mystic Christ fulfilled the promise Mrs. Hichborn and babe until Cheese, 22 Straw. 9.00 (coming Messiah. miss £,nmia Hicnnorn ana Mr. oi Monday, leaving ian be rented to two families, bath, hot water I May rerry Chicken, 25 26a30 account of lack of business. will revealed to man Al- Turkey, leat new heater of Winchester make), BANGOR LIM on and became God’s assisted her Miss Ntllie Hich- the latter has improved essentially. lb 2 (a Searsport, aunt. Calf Skins, Tallow, and five hen A. J. Nickerson and Miss Jessie C. with the assurance, that electric lights, stable, garage Mrs, ways He spoke quiet last in the week us unseasonable heat. Duck, 20 Veal, 12al3 j born, Thursday evening entertaining Last gave very louses. Extra lot of land, with cultivated Change of Schedule u who with a parcy of friends have be world wide. “Warm, I 34 Wool, unwashed, 25 Nickerson, His influence would at her home of the Belfast the thermometer 9u Eggs, blackberries, etc 18 guests. Tuesday registered degrees 18 6.00 strawberries, raspberries, tour as far as New in their lives among men Fowl, Wood, hard, been on a Jersey sweet, tender, even yet” He apple trees, also pear arid plum trees. Every October 5th. The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist in the shade and Wednesday and Thursday GJeese, 18'Wood, soft, 3.50 car, arrived home Sat- and bodies. And Society room in condition. Bath has open new Peerless touring comforting weary minds of perfect will be entertained in the first fail were nearly as warm, until the night the RETAIL PRICE. RETAIL MARKET. at 13 is the same”, Repent. parish | plumbing. Newly shingled. Inquire urday. still the message dark 1 10 Me. 2w39 hand. meeting this, Thursday, afternoon by Mrs. I latter brought clouds, threatening rain, Beef, Corned, 18 Lime, j Congress Street, Belfast, George Littlefield while at play Sept. 23d lives: God’s new order is at Belfast and Boston $ Change your a wind. Friday was Butter Salt, 141b., Meal, more Charles C. Park, West Main street. with strong southerly 18a22;Oat fell from the top of a fence breaking his right Conditions change as civilization iecimes Onions, 3 clear, and the downpour (very gentle and Corn, 9bj Round I He was taken to the of mankind has kerosene, 12al3 arm near the elbow. The close relations Last Mr. Elden station Cracked Corn, 93'0il, complex. Sunday Shute, agent, with raw easterly wind) was deferred 93. 7 in of develop- steady, Corn Meal, Pollock, Eastern Maine Hospital Bangor Thursday, a crisis in the process assistant as stated mistake brought (not by last week) until Sixteen days of consecutive Cheese, 24Pork, 16a 17 was reduced and his arm of classes, which Sunday. where the fracture ment. The little distinction at came down to the with his 180 1.13 TURBINE STEEL STEAD- Alton, spend day an condi- Cotton Seed, Plaster, MILLINERY near- fair weather is unusual atmospheric in a cast. has the geographic 10 Rye Meal, placed plaster democracy wrought; mother, Mrs. Elden Shute, Sylvan street. to see Codfish, dry, social tion in Maine. We are quite willing Oc- 12 Shorts, 1 55 FAST AND CAM! of has been the finest comnected steam; the Cranberries, A LAROE ASSORTMENT OF The month September ness of lands by 8 tober September in sunshine and Clover Seed, 20a22 Sugar, U< when a and the Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg left Tuesday for Ban- duplicate Leave Belfast at 2 p. m. for years until Sunday morning, cold, relations, caused by labor agitations 00 T. 40 warmth. Our lawns, and pansies with sweet- Flour, 6 75a8 Salt, I., days, and Satur ! thermometer cities of masses of gor to attend the Eastern Star School of In- 3A Thursdays drizzling rain set in, the hanging crowding together in great H. G. Seed, 3 50 Sweet Potatoes, ; Rockland and Boston. Leave ! the afternoon ana peas and geraniums, are beautiful, today, Mon- Wheat 40 all The frost all this has about the crisis struction during evening. Lard 15. Meal, ! F’i around day. heavy Sunday humanity; brought FALL and WINTER HATS m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays, is fall-like. the She remained in the the week. day; but the temperature decidedly ___1 the vines and tomatoes out The outcome depends upon city through days, for Searsport, Bucksport.W night put squash of the day. the frost.” -also- in con- We dread prophesied "coming BORIN Bangor. of commission, the thermometer going down character of the people thus brought Mrs. Florence C. Rendell, West Main street,* character does Christ Emma Hicnborn. who has been RETURNING to 3C above. tact. What type of returned last Saturday from an absence of a Miss spend- 18, to Fowler. In Brooksville, September Leave India Wharf, Boston, Beulah Powers of Boston will appear into the thick of the fight of every her ing a fortnight’s vacation from J. H. Howes' O. a daughter, Silks. Velvets and Gladys want to put week in Boston, bringing mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Fowler, days, Tuesdays, Thursdays an-. of Belfast with her 1 in her original and unique operetta Japanese life? He wants men who are His disciples. Colby, home with her to spend the winter. dry goods store in sister, Ella Annie. FRED W I'Ul day 14, to Mr. V,: ce and Stories in Union Hall, Thursday salt of the earth, the light of Miss in their West Main street home, Leach. In Penobscot, September Materials Bel: Songs ^ They must be the Nellie, The at the sardine and Mrs. Roy F. Leach, a son. Embroidery 8 under the of the safe in com- operatives factory report last Mr. Howes Oct. 8th, at p. m., auspices the world. "No man is today entertained Thursday night Philbrook In Ellsworth, September 12, to at with a demand Ad- life work rushing present, great of clerks for a son. Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church. mercial life, in political life, in social and his corps (twelve employes) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Philbrook. Mrs F. A. MERRI FT, Brooks. ex- f or evening labor. They are fortunate to have 28, at the 25 cents; reserved seats, 35 cents. chriBtian supper, furnishing baked beans and coffee, SLUGG. In Bangor, September mission, without being grounded upon j Mrs. Morris L. TRY even steady employment in these times of Payne Hospital, to Mr. and On sale at C. 0. because of the lack in addition to the picnic lunch brought by the Sawyer’s. It is of a son, Peter perience” usiness 1 Slugg Belfast, Lytham. Christianity b depression. A indeed! As the of the fundamentals of guests. merry company, Steven. In West Brooksville, September outcome of the of honor Miss Melvina Parker, a Belfast to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stevens, a daugh- BUY that there is danger in the Tuesday Mrs. E. E. Thompson, Mrs. Norah guest 18. | some new home from the war ter. crisis. Theie is no need of seeking Twigs-, Mrs. Herbert Mixer and Mrs. H. C. ! teacher, just European 21, to Coffee Lovers Stevens In East Belfast, September back to the words of John. ichborn went to automobile to be zone— five days in Paris, often hungry, with- L Stevens, a daughter, j revelation. Go H Bangor by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ( MILLS BLANKETS hand. J this to Mr. !0MMEND THE RED 00. lives; God’s new order is at at the Eastern Star School of Instruc- out money—accompanied party, having Webber Ip Rockland, September 10, A. A. HOWES & Change your present j Pr.s- are- and Mrs. E. Webber, a daughter, | BY of the Christ Life during the clerked during one vaction for Mr. Howes, George IRANS SOLD JAMES H. HOWES. The two characteristics tion, returning evening. cilia Elizabeth. and pleased the company with graphic tales of Mr. Julian Webber of Castine was a recent A. A. HOWES & CO. her varied experiences during her enforced of his sister, Mrs. Laura Kelley, West MARRIED For Sale guest stay in France and passage to London, with I for three to her Main street, days, great This was of 5 ton fad. voyage home. gathering pronounced Austin-Hutchinson. In Brooksville, Sep- He also visited his sister, Mrs. John j TO AsetSCALES in perfect work pleasure. a success from to end all F. and Mrs. Millicent RENT great beginning by tember 12. John Austin installed in front of our stori B lack, in Searsport before returning to his both of Brooksville. in at No. participants. Hutchinson, A six-room house good condition, low if taken at once. Will II—CIGARS—- Gray-Philbrook. In September > to Bucksport, street. home. | Allyn Apply for setting same, such as lunik The Current Events Club, Mrs. J. A. Flan- Miss Obito A. Phu- or 12, Harry R. Gray and J. H. CLARK, SW AN-WHITTEN-HI < sell Mrs. Elden street, returned Miss vice both of Verona. L. C. From Now Until THANKSGIVING we shall Shuts, Sylvan ders, president. Mary Hichborn, brook, | PUTNAM, Belfast, Sept. 29, 1914—tf40 In Union, September 28, 84 Union Street. recently from a three weekB’ visit with Capt. president, and Mrs. Charles H. Emery, secre- Jenkins-Carter. | 4w40p Horatio G. Jenkins of Rockport and Mrs. Grace in while his vessel was in their a Shute Philadelphia tary, observed September outing by M. Carter of Rockland. port. Her young daughter, Miss Louise, was buck board drive to Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. with her s.unt, Mrs. Olivia B. Ryder, in Ban- Ames’ on the Blanchard shore of Fort LET To Let Saturdays Only cottage DIED _I TO her absence. Point where a delicious fish chowder and rooms on gor, during Cove, A tenement of seven ground flour; tenement were and served Mr.Truman 22, George | cemented cellar, flush closet, sewer con- A five-room and Mrs. Dr. Poore and coffee prepared by Achorn. In Camden, September dry Mrs. George Greene water and coal Bhed; also good Lathrop in the spacious living room of “Birken W. Achorn, aged 58 years. nections, city Apply to son Dudley of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, who have In 16, Walter rarden. Late improvements in cellar and tene- Cardita See”—Birches the Sea—and Flye. Freedom, September | i' } Our Celebrated Fort Point dur- by supplemented ment. THOMAS GANNON, R l the Sodan cottage at aged 80 years. M. KNO1* occupied lunch baskets carried Flye, Me. boat by the contents of the Grindle. In Augusta, September 19, r rank 40 49 Cedar Street, Belfast, 2w39 i ng the summer, left by Boston Monday by the members, a repast “fit for the gods,” E Grindle of Orland, aged 55 years. on route to their Western home. Pleasant David the cheerful The Herrick. In Belfast, September 29, was spread before company. 82 guests gone from our town. L. Herrick, formerly of Northport, aged Club sisters sat around the banquet —CIGARS—= following years, 1 month and 16 days. son of and Mrs. C. H. Mrs. WANTED Flitner youngest Capt. I board. Mrs. J. A. Flanders, Emery In Camden, 16, “No Staples, Horton. September rtf J 79 and 9 months. Trespassing.” West Main street, left Mrs. Charles C. Mrs. Sarah Horton, aged years Mrs. Horace Staples, Mrs. Ralph Morse, Park, “Picnic and hunting parties, and all other A to do general housework ] Robbins. In Belfast, Sept. 30,Verd girl boat for Boston to consult a spec- Mrs. M J. Miss Robbins^ are forbidden on Sears’ four. A between S aturdsy by : Alvah C. Treat, Goodere, 18 persons trespassing country girl aged years. in the town of ialist the severe spinal trouble Hichborn, Miss Harriet D. Hichborn, In 18, Clara War- island Searsport.’’ ferred. Apply hy for 25c.--Boxes of $1.50 regarding Mary Soper. Orland, September CHARLES CALKIN. letter^ ^ 4 3m40 25, 85 has caused him inexpressible suffering Mrs. Angie Albion K. Soper, aged years, which Miss Leora Partridge. Mudgett, ren, widow.of General Agent, Bangor Investment Co, ^ 2 months and 10 days. for We hope some relief may be given Mrs. H. R. Hichborn, Mies Nellie Hichborn, | sell at years. Smith. In Bucksport, September 17, Allen On other days these Cigars regular price. F. Simmons, Mrs. Everett our neighbor. Miss Mabel Staples, H. Smith, aged 67 years, 8 months and 21 days. BUY camToTthanks ^ T. Mrs. G. M. Houghton, Mrs. Rufus L. Mudgett Waltz In Augusta, Sept. 19th, Albion We wish to thank our neight".”- Ball of ■ Mrs. Dorothy (Frye) Wellesley, 64 4 months and 16 days. Mrs. Albert C. Colcord, with the following Waltz, aged years, for their thoughtful consideration 22nd to visit her sister and in Mass., arrived Sept Services were held at the grave Appleton, of our Mrs. J. Frank Frye. Mrs. Rslph Hall, BLANKETS loss and Mrs. Everett guests: 21st. and husband, Mr. Staples, H. Sept. liitleda^hter^andsisu CORNER DRUG STORE Miss Emma Hicbbotn, Mrs. J. Harden, Mrs. Whitney. In Belfast, September 24, Kath- AND FAMILY. OLD ladies’ lw40p Church street. With these parents, 1 and 6 months. JAMES H. HOWES. A. M. Ameawnd Mr. J. A. Flanders. Tne noma erine Vera Whitney, aged year Mr. snd Mrs. J. Frank Frye, as guests ’ofthei .'X A i'fc