1 ^tmjTsG ~___BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13,1914._ NUMBER 33 lournal. OUR FOREIGN TOURISTS. THE WAR, AND PRICES. <» Today's The Searsmont Centennial. THE BELFAST FAIR. PERSONAL. PERSONAL. Contents __ Bells...The Arrives Home. Whereabouts As was to bo expected the war in Wedding The under new manage- Miss Craig of Europe long heralded fair Avard left to visit relatives Pearl Whitten visited in Lincolnrille Centennial. .The Belfast The town of Searamont in Waldo ob- and the of ocean commerce has had Craig Saturday the county and with new and fea- Those Still Abroad. suspension of Brooks. .Oar For- served ment, many pleasing in Boston and past week. Se*rSThe News the one-hundredth of its its effect on market quotations and caused an vicinity. Veterans Meet- anniversary tures, will on the in this city Mabel A. arrived boat from Fa" T‘,‘ i.ts .The open grounds Mias Craig by Miss Price*. incorporation Tuesday, August llth, and it advance generally in staple commodities—just- Marie Pray of Belgrade is visiting rela- M. J. Dow, Esq., of Brooks was in this city eig" Yiherty. War and High Tuesday morning, August 18th. It will be the Boston last Sunday morning and was tha first Secret Societies... was made a gala occasion. The ifiable in some cases and in others tives in Belfast and Belmont. last on business. News. decorations 68rd to one of in to reach possibly Tuesday inlh" War annual fair, and is expected he of our sojourners Europe home. were practically all in the patriotic only temporary. In summing up the situa- Miss Blanche Jewett of colors, red, the best. The grounds and track have been She had been studying in Germany and sailed Skowhegan spent Mrs. B. F. Wells of Auburn is the guest of personal- white and blue. Over was Whisperings...Fsmily the bridges on tion last week it assumed that the “high Sunday with Mrs. E. Mrs. Florence G. a Georges placed in better condition than Tor years; the from Hamburg Aug. 1st on the steamship'Cin- Roy Young. Spinney. o Wash1 Searsmont Centen- river and the | ■illc Quantabacook stream were red coat of living" would be reduced rather than Reunions. I trees trimmed, fences righted, buildings im- cinnati of the. Hamburg-American line, which Mrs Elwood Jepson of Waterville arrived Percy Poor of Providence, R. I, arrived arches with the word Welcome. of the enhanced by the serious political situation "a Many and ete. exhibits at Boston at 10 a. m. Saturday. War was Saturday to visit Mrs. Ada L. Wildes. for a houses in the proved gates changed, Big arrived Monday week’s vacation. »arsmont Centennial (eon)..... village and in the outskirts were abroad. The terrible economic waste of war, of and are assured the Cincinnati sails* and ahe re- in Europe. .How the horses, sheep, cattle swine declared after Milton St. Clair of Beverly, Mass., arrived Mrs. E J. Morison returned ,3. Tf'.'nistances decorated with bunting, etc., and all however, will be felt throughout the Monday from a in Ares and Popu- nearly and the show will be the best ever the new* wireless when two days out, yrorld, Compare the Stars and , poultry ceived by Friday to visit Charles H. Twombly. visit with friends in Rockland. NatH,.'s States.French displayed Stripes. Private resi- 1 and in the distribution of losses even the neu- j United seen here. One exhibit, that of W. P. Wood- and the officers without delaymade the situation ,8t'"n Mar- dences Thomas P. Mathews of was a recent „mBn War Songs..Capt. attracting attention were those of tral nations cannot avoid sharing, though they Liberty Ellery Bowdon, Esq, of Winterport was in worth of Dixmont, includes 87 birds, and in all to the In the saloon the »ni' The of the Ce- known passengers. of his rfncle Thomas W. Pitcher. on ,1,.. Escape Ernest Wing and True P. Moody. Victor will not, of course, suffer' as will those sub- guest Belfast legal business Monday, Salmon for Maine.. ^ the classes there are liberal entries. The la- were the in p, cabin passengers passing evening ml'hack Grange hall was attractively decorated with to the strain and destruction of actual Miss Florice Kenniston of Milo is the guest Rev. W. F. went to North Haven Cottages. dies will offer attractions. The orchestra was jected Sfurtevant Harbor and Cobb department many gayety. ship's playing perk flags pennants; & Paine’s store was in I conflict. of Mrs George E. Johnson at the Battery. last to attend an ordination. is that some races will were about Tuesday Obituary-Stockton and It expected interesting bright music, passengers gathered 1 Maine Reunion. yellow green. The building including Bradstreets of August 8th says of the war and Ruth of .( i'ha 26th be seen on the track, as good lists of horses stood or aat about in the Winthrop Sargent Lawrence, Miss Helen G. Brier is visiting her father f Masonic the singing, groups last week: Spring®" hall.Dirigo hall, post oflice and the prices are of of Miss Sabra B. have been entered in all the classes. With rooms chats. Mass., guests Dyer. and friends in New Bedford, Mass. i v a-, or Belfast.. brightly lighted enjoying pleasant Xhs two stores of V. A. Simmons & Co was adorn- The disorganization of import as well as ex- excursion rates on all boats and trains there about the decks. Everything Mrs. Lettie Van Deets of Attleboro, is Planners ... Others strolled trade has affected Mass., Mrs. H. E. McDonald has returned from vis- Hints for Clever ed with strips of bunting, fans of the Stars port naturally foreign pro- Per- should be crowds in the city on the three a waa Wheat futures advanced 4 cents over her son, J, C. Van in m Brooks.-Pittsfield large was In moment, everything ducts. visiting Deets, Unity. its with friends in Waterville and (i. Vnat. -n and StripeB and runB of pennants. Across the happiness. Fairfield. Political Conditions the decks were last Friday, and are now only 2 cents below the ,-ent dayB. changed. The passengers on Mrs. Lydia D. Wight of Rockland, Mass., is *** Farm- streets in every direction and runs of Thursday, while 16 cents above James Forsaith of Boston is a guest at the \ W ho Makes Money large flags will be Grand Day and all high point Tuesday Army ordered below. Capt. Schaarschmidt solemnly low of the on 14 the guest of Mrs. L A. Burgess, Union street. w Recent Deaths. .Coun- of pennants were suspended. Th e decorations the price present crop July home of Mrs. L, M. Orff, Congress street. members of the Grand Army will be admitted announced that England and Germany were at Winter wheat, while below last week, is 9 cents ; were Orrin Mrs. Helen of Albion is the of arranged by J. Dickey of Belfast low of is 6 to 8 Mudgett guest Misses Louise and Hester Brown were recent ["^“.'.rrcspondence. free of charge. war. He ordered the festivities stopped im- above the price July. Corn I her E at the Bat- j correspondence.Nows and were most effective. on the week, on crop deteriora- sister, Mrs. George Johnson, of hmlie Mitchell at Wednesday will be Governor's Day, and The orchestra dispersed, the lights cants up partly guests the Head of the l of the Week. .England’s On the arrival of the mediately. tion talk, and 14 cents above the low of early tery. Belfast Band, 1. L. ■ Tide. Facts About Governor William T. Haines of Waterville, ac- were dimmed and the passengers became filled Interesting leader July. Oats are 3 cent* above last Friday and to Patterson and M. C. Murch major, the of Mrs. Susan Bicknell of Mass., ar- Largely Foreigners. i companied by Congressman John A. Peters with misgivings as to what was to be their fate. the low of July, The list of advances in other l^wrence. Harold P. Shorey, B. H. S., 1904, of Spring- street was formed and led A. P a rived to visit the of parade by v. ill be in attendance. ar- the was full of ex- lines is almost roll call of this and other Saturday family George the week at his ..... Born. .Married... .Died.. Ellsworth, Special The remainder of voyage field, Mass., spent past old French, marshal of the in the countries’ products. Of domestic P- Reunions... day, following ! have been made the manage- be remembered the products, B. Dyer. home. 7". Regimental rangements by citement and will long by live order; A dozen or more autos in- hogs, pork products generally, flour, decorated, entertainment ot these distin- of the was charcl -_. | ment for the 400 passengers. The course ship canned goods, sugar, steel products, beans and Rev. R. B. Mathews and family of Ellsworth William E. Hatch of New is Dr. O. S. with red, white and Bedford, Mass., cluding Vickery’s several times to avoid the some heavy cottons are higher; while of im- are at the Stinson Contention guished guests. changed possibility cottage, Cove, a guest at the G. F. Harriman cottage, Kel- blue bunting, the “Camp Quantabacook” sugar, raw silk, teas, sign will be Day, and it is ex- of but she was headed for Bos- ported products, coffee, for Base Kali. Thursday Grange capture, finally woolen drens August. leys cove. on both sides and the college pennants of the of the she spices, burlaps, dyestuffs, goods, pected that some prominent speaker ton at full speed and thanks to a fog passed linens, opium, hides, leather, sardines and Mrs. Sarah Marden of Wmterport returned officers of the camp. The car was filled with Miss Abbie Moore returned to Lynn, Mass., will be and address the mem- two cruisers but 10 or 12 miles lentils are all In this v 41NE LEAGUE, Grange present between British varyingly higher. fact, home from a visit with her :;N The marshal of the Monday nephew, from a visit with her sister, Mrs. T. the "boys.” day mounted. a sil- country is being called upon to pay its share Monday bers and the management will present away and so reached port safely. E. he Easterns and some cost- The Belfast Band. of the direct cost of a great world-wide war. Roy Young. B. Dinsmore. ver cup to the grange which registers the Miss Craig occupied a seat at the officers won the Eastern Maine War has stiffened wool prices here because Chase and and Miss Ida F. the weal* Victor urange in a most attractive canopy Horace T. family Mrs. Leslie C. Follett arrived bv largest number in attendance. table coming over and said the officers were shipping and exchange conditions prevent for- by Tuesday ,he Easterns on the Congress float with decorations of their colors and “P Whitehouse of Unity visited Mrs. John Ayer of \ Patrons of the stand will be offered a most courteous and kind. eign wool coming in. The net effect seems night’s train for a brief visit with her mother, to 6. grand 5th by a score of 7 of H” on the and sides. The officers in to be a of values of the do- 6th. Aug- top of amusements. Ed. Brown’s Over- Burke of who likely marking up Liberty August , Mrs. Eli Cook. j£oab 8th variety Mrs. Evie A. Redlands, Cal., holders il rally in the 7th and rode. beside this float was mestic clip, and speculative already f their regalias Riding in trick has received a Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Johnson, boh Robert lard Shows will appear bicycle riding, is spending the summer here, show a disposition to profit thereby, combing Dr. Charles P. Bean and Charles A. Samp- Erma, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Fred and Miss Alfreds are at the Tuttle *rUnS Indian clubs, trained dogs, tr&peze exhibitions letter from her sister, Miss Zaidee Carter, wools being quoted higher. Ellis, bunga- son of Boston are guests of Mrs. Fred V. Cot- "4 0 0 0 0 0 3-7 E. Miller. She was dressed in white and red, on a real race between 25th. War we shall have to more for is low, Quantabacook, Searsmont. »°s' .0 0 0 0 0 3 3—6 and will give the track dated at Munich, Germany, July That pay sugar trell at Shore Acres. blue and the of the horse were in the oelfast trappings trained Borvis & Fritz, the big Boston had been declared and Miss Carter wrote evident. Germany is the largest exporter of Miss Villa Tardy of Fozcroft arrived Satur- p ounds Aug. 6th the dogs. just Mrs. Emily A. Crosby and Miss Maude Al- National colors. She was very much admired. *jje&anv. and will some that it was very exciting there, soldiers this article, and supplies from that to several weeks at the home of Mrs. -■••!; of their old-time fight comedy acrobats, present amazing staple day spend den of N. are of Mr. and Another float to attract attention was one in Brooklyn, Y., guests !jio.vee lost stunts in and The Belfast the streets. Miss Carter had been cannot be had, while there has been Wilda Strout, avenue. -he game was apparently tumbling balancing. thronging country Searsport Mrs. Charles H. Crosby. af which was the Goddess of Mrs. Liberty, Will u concert eacn niter- but had less cane in Louisiana and fewer th the score 8 to 5 in favor ana give program in a sanitarium in Kessengen, joined planted sugar MrB. Elmer A. Sherman, Mrs. Essie P. Carle, ,re(.ali Mattie with her attendant Mrs. William N. Todd of Portland, who is Hook, young ladies, one of the features of the were to beets in the west and on the Pacific coast be- he last half of the eighth, noon, and startling her friends in Munich and they pro- Mrs. George A. Quimby and Miss Mary E. Pierce |lBilur.. all dreBsed in white. The local stores were making a brief visit in Rockland, spent Wed- three will be the balloon ascensions to cause of the Wilson-Underwood tariff bill a batting rally and Driscoll days by ceed Italy. went to Seal Harbor Saturday to visit Mrs. sUrted well A. Simmons & Co. nesday with friends in town. represented—V. by the Graham Balloon Co of Old Orchard, with placing sugar on the free list. Meat prices she j iate,which with a combina- Mrs. C. Y. Cottrell has received a postal Amos Clements. jjpjgt their team and Cobh & Paine a float Mrs. Frank L.Whitten’and Mrs. Caroline Gil- bargain by each Prof. Henry uiuoi. awu uc iiigucx, ao me uunvu : reaks netted the locals five parachute drops day by from her Mrs. Edwin P. Frost, who Mrs. Allen M who has been at her cot- Jjfrr. decorated with rod. The “Mountain daughter, Innis, more went to Searsmont last to at- j golden Graham. not produce enough for its own consumption* Tuesday wirii lead which the Easterns was at hotel “Palais Amsterdam, July at where she was married jrd o ing School" was a float with floral Royal,” tage thf Battery, the celebration. | represented by The which attracts both old and the packers are not any great amount tend centenial cut down. The score: midway, 25th and intended to leave the 28th for Co- carrying t" Other floats carried reminders of June 28th, left Saturday for her new home in lMtabie ! decorations. will new and varied of stock and the demand in Europe for Rev. Dr. I. B. Mower of Waterville, secre- 0 000125 x—10 young, present many carried out their intentions great M the reel- logne, and if they Roslindale, Mass. ..01000020-8 early days, spinning wheel, carding, amusements and attractions. These will in- South American meat will divert the usual tary of the Maine Baptist Missionary society, Mr. and Mrs. Frost left Germany the 81st for and and the machines in all Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dolloff, Mr. and Mrs. F. in a fast and ] ing knitting weaving clude Prof. Merrill’s dance hall, open day amount imported by this country. Flour has was in Portland last Saturday. duf<-lieii Belfast very Switzerland. were a delightful and Mrs. V. and I came the with a They having D. Dolloff W. Emerson daugh- operation. Then “Horribles," and the mammoth Ferris wheel, the advanced, but with the export demand practi- on Webster Park, Old Town, evenings; and said about the war. ter of Gardiner are visiting in Farmington.— Miss Nellie Welch Collins, who spent the Hji;ng game banner the words “Votes for trip nothing ! bearing Women," first ever seen in Belfast, the merry go-round, eliminated, dealers it is difficult to 7 to 5. The home team had Rev. and Mrs. Harold Mohn, who were mar- cally say, Reporter-Journal. winter in Los Angules,Calif., is with her sister, ijaftern.'i-n. and a number of citizens in carriages of in hits. Belfast large motor dromes, games, and Jackman’s Wild justify any great inflation dour prices avenue. jjrtetter >kk in bunching ried in Belfast five years ago this summer t Mrs. Josephine French Stowers, who recently Miss Fannie Welch, Northport and worried I followed. Amimal Shows, direct from New York. the face of the tremendous crop of wheat at gtronp Did for the game the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Arthur G. underwent a very severe operation at the Tap- Mrs. Walter B. Kather- I, The next the Simmons store, Kelley and^daughter in the last speaker's stand, The admission will be 25 cents to all, 25 cents present being harvested in this country, esti- Old Tow supporters inning Roberts, while Mr. Roberts was pastor of the ley hospital, was the guest the past week of ine of Minneapolis, Minn., are visiting her was decorated with yellow bunting and with for 25 and 50 cents for automobiles, mated all the from 930,000,000 to 940,000,- bad two men on bases and strong carriages, way Mrs. John Dolloff. I they Belfast church, are in Germany, where parents, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Swan. pennants spelling “Welcome” across the front. and will be welcome. Baptist 000 or bushels more i fielding cut off runs, everybody bushels, nearly 200,000*000 | e 5p. sharp went a month or more ago, Mr, Mohn Pres. G. E. Fellows and family, of Decatur, Mrs. E. R. Conner and Miss Louise H. Fer- The seats were occupied by the band and those have been they than ever harvested before. is the -'or infielder, was out of the Premium subscriptions given Germany 1 le,Belfast was from a Massachusetts theolog- 111., are at Lodge," Bayside, Han- were for several last week in the program. In front of the Farmer The graduated without “Randolph guson guests days ankle. The score: taking part by The Maine (two) ; Designer by chief source of supply of potash, i-vith an ;r,;ured ical this summer and with his wife cock their summer home. Mrs. Fel- stand were on in school county, of Mrs. Samuel H. Lord at Little River. people settees, standing, The Standard Fashion Company of New York; j which it is to manufacture fertil- j fgn .0 2300002 x—7 fora impossible lows is in health. teams and in autos. A conservative estimate went to Germany year's study. pour Mrs. Abiah R. and Mrs. C. Col- .‘2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0—5 The Boston American: the Pin Money Club of izers, and as the of potash Grady Mary rti.' G. W. and Mrs. of spring shipments the number of in town at 3,000 Rev. Hinckley Hinckley Peter Bohn of Thorndike, a veteran of the cord left for a four visit with afternoon Belfast won from Old placed people TheWoman’s Home Companion and the Ladies from Germany may have been virtually ex- Monday days’ torday Good Will Farm are somewhere in in or more. Europe. Second Maine Regiment, was Bangor visit- Mr. and Mrs. Frank at Lakes. bva sc<-re of 11 to 2. McManus, the World, New York, by the McClure Co. hausted, it will be very difficult for the manu- Pray Belgrade After attending at college, Oxford friends last It was his first visit 1 Charles S. chairman of the literary Trinity ing Friday. toar, ! >!d Town, was tried out but Adams, While the management have not published facturers of fertilizers „to produce their pro- The Edwin H. Nickersons of Carleton street a conference on work with ar- in the to order university, boys to that city in 20 years are to make their usual visit at the fild. oil', bases on balls with some timely program, calling assemblage the premiums for the various departments ducts, as the United States government re- family from our ranged by the world's committee of Y. M.C. A., home in Swanville.—Portland Sunday Press. *; said: “We have here in from :i visitors a good lead. Fox gathered today for this season, they will remain practically | them tq state the quantity of potash Edward R. Pierce returned Saturday »gave which met Mr. and Mrs. quires in life to cele- July 15-22, Hinckley and son Belfast. The attendance homes and different vocations the same as in past years, and every effort.! each brand of fertilizer. business trips to Salem, Roxbury and Portland. Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers Howard, ltdiv to visit Holland and Belgium, take a brate the one hundredth anniversary of the the planned K. Russell was the guest of of Yonkers, N. Y., arrived last Tuesday morn- r’k the largest Saturday crowds will be made to have different departments Enquiry Monday as to local prices resulted Miss Maude Mrs. poo, up the Rhine to Switzerland aud thence to town of and we extend to you a on the trip his absence. for a visit with Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Stur- reason. The score: Searsmor.t carefully judged and the awards made as follows: Flour has advanced 25 cents per Pierce during ing had on the We to Paris. They passage engaged 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 5—11 most hearty and cordial welcome. give excellence of the goods or stock. beans 1 cent a 1 cent a Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Gould of tevant. „ | to sail from 15. barrel, quart, pork Winterport 0—2 benefit and en- Agintania Liverpool Aug. Gould’s fur-., 1 000000 you this day the town for your William H. Bray will sell tickets at the main ; cream of tartar 5 cents a pound; corn have been visiting Mr. sisters, Mrs. Waldo B. Washburn, who has been spending When last heard from letter were in pound, beautiful the by they S. L. Averill and Mrs. G. E. Bartlett of this ress street joyment, with the lake, green gate during the three days of the fair. Clarence meal 98 cents, corn $1.02. some weeks in his native place, will leave to- !ihr grounds, Monday, Amsterdam. Later—a cablegram has been re- village,—Fort Fairfield Review. ! and our little on the banks be at the for the will be his B defeat- ‘Id Town, 9 to 3. The feat- fields, quiet village Morgan will gate grand day for franklin, Mass., which home ceived from Mr. Hinckley saying that his par- H. Stearns and little river. We will entertain WAR NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell dtbe was a sensational catch by of the Georges you stand and Arthur Robbins the night watchman THE in the future. panic ty is safe in Geneva, Switzerland. of arrived Thurs- with home those born or Roscoe will have daughter Fitchburg. Mass., 13; if' i Town. With one down and largely talent, by in the grand stand. Arey Mr. and Mrs, Edward Alden and their daugh- Mrs. Frederick Dawes has received a cable- to visit Dr. and Mrs. W. L. West and other lived in some in the seems to be an established fact that the day Dt! or a-es Mose Williams landed for who have Searsmont—possibly the sale of confectionery, etc., grand It ters, Mrs. Crosby and Miss Maud Alden, of gram from T. George Dodworth saying that he relatives in Belfast and 1 to court and wed some of the found I were at with vicinity. kke: tee a drive and all the only long enough stand and scores of concessions will be Germans repulsed Liege heavy New arrived and are at Mrs. clean-up and Mrs. Dod worth and Mr. J. W. Dougan of York, Saturday old town.” at and ':hat later the Mr. and Mrs. James C. Durham were Bfstn.”• for home. McManus made a daughters of our grand in the exhibition hall and on the midway. loss, estimated 25,000, guests 25 Pearl street. New York were at the Hotel Cecil. London,and Durgin’s, address Prof. F. F. the of while the over of Dr. and Mrs. O. S. at (catch a:.’! dosed out the side with a The historical by Phillips act as ticket seller Germans occupied city Liege Sunday Vickery Walter H. Richards will remain for a time there. Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs. George T. Dexter of Boston time alloted for the might hold the forts. The where their sons John k;o;i?: .1 and third. The score; consumed the morning, on at the fair Belgian troops English Camp Quantabacook, the front gate grounds during Pierre Tartoue who had been with them, ar- arrived Aug. 6th in their touring car and are in other columns. At on their to and Tolford are school. k .0 0 0 2 0 1 4 2 x—9 and is printed in full the three of the fair. and French troops way Liege may attending days rived at N. S., last and are at the Shea cottage, Ferndale, North Shore, Ini 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 and work Halifax, Saturday ten thousand Germans .0 2-3 the dinner hour the hospitality good One of the exhibitors soon dispose of the Mr. and Mrs. Henry LaPlant, Mr. and Mrs. largest single poultry now at the Dodworth cottage, Northport. for the remainder of the season. ; i.e Belfast women of the town were man- to be in the Meanwhile this Charles Estes, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wheeler and ktcs;., home^grounds, again of the men and at the Belfast Fair this season will be J. R. reported city. A letter was received Tuesday from Miss two children and Miss Ruth Foster are John A. Mrs. John A Wis- sue wr. 9 to 7, in*a sensational The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church check of the German movement passing Mrs. Peters, ifested. of who has entered 125 unexpected weeks at Jjurnal. Scripture Bangor, Melvina V. Parker, mailed in Oxford, England, t vo Unity.—Fairfield ^ Hall Ellsworth motor- frw: home runs and double in th? the hotel serv- France has been of material advan- well and Mrs. Henry of jfive furnished dinner vestry, birds, the single showing ever made in against largest in which she said she intended to Clark on the committee and were for the itguTr-. Belfast made 15 hits were lunch July 31st, to her the French a Speaker appointed { ed to Belfast Monday guests Although ed patrons, and there counters, this city. tage opponents, giving leave the next for Paris, but did not men- to the funeral of Mrs. Wilson the mem- Thomas B. Dinsmore. fo r- were scattered and broken in day in which to concentrate their forces all attend day of Mrs up refreshment booths and entertainment pri- Dr. L. W. Hammons of this will be the. week city war. each who has served in tion the and a counter at- ber from State longest Gordon of P- -y the visitors and the home vate homes. end of the along the frontier, to make Mrs. Moseley and Mrs. Chicago police officer to patrol the north with Miss Maud Milliken, who, Mrs. R. A. is also the House, and Representative Guernsey of k hard to pull out with a 9 to When Chairman Adams called the audience tack upon Alsace-Lorraine. This delay and Mrs. Nesbit of Cincinnati, Ohio, who have grounds. Gallaher of New York, had been taking the the 4th Maine district was fei} A rnwood was batted out in the had increased to Russia, which is more slowly mobi- appointed. been the Wardwell cottage at the together at 2 o’clock the crowd Bernes O. Norton of this agent for the helpful occupying city, baths at Carlsbad, had left there and at last fi:i x who went was effective what her the eastern frontier of Miss Charlotte B. who has been left for their homes. in, very and it was to hear distinctly Ford will have two in the lizing army along Wadsworth, Battery, Sunday impossible automobiles, spaces at on the coast of advices were Cherbourg, also has had time to get visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thomas E. Shea, in was said even at the ends of the speakers exhibition hall for the fair, the larg- Germany. England Prof. Charles E. Paul of Cnicago has return- showing France. Mr. G. has advised his wife to take kn .11042001 x—9 solos Misses into the with her land forces to support Wildwood. N. J„ has returned home and Mrs. stand. The program included by est models in that line of cars. fight ed to Belfast to spend the remainder of his the first steamer home. .0 1023100 0-7 and French. The German to rap- Edward A, Wadsworth and son, Thomas Shea, Helen E. and F. Cobb of Searsmont and Belgians plan vacation wit 1 his wife, who has been visiting Mary have been received from Mr. te:trda:, Belfast played the Easterns in ^ r» f_ Cablegrams France before Russia left to a month with Mrs. Shea, by Prof A. W. Keene of Camden; readings by idly invade and crush Monday spend his mbther, Mrs. J. G. Paul, High street, kBrewer ana will there me mews ui uiuuivs. and from Misses Frances play again today and Alice E. Simmons of and Mrs. E P. Frost could muster her mighty armies, was vital to who is still Bomewhat of an invalid. Misses Sabra B. Dyer A letter has been received from Mr. C. C. xv. Old Town will at Robbins. are in London wait- Saturday. play of Belfast” were and Isabel They German success, and has been impaired, if not Miss Allen of arrived Belfast. The “Dunton boys Our old friend Electus Oakes has distributed Marguerite Bangor Pineo at Havana, Cuba, in which he says kBrewtr Friday. for home. the defence of to with close attention,speaking main- ing passage ruined, by Liege. last Thursday for a brief visit with Miss of listened the cigars lavishly. he can see no present prospect coming to OTHER GAMES. in their The war news is devoted to the Cedar Miss on reminiscences of the early days mainly Marguerite Owen, street. Owen, because of business conditions. ly Miss Merle of Jackson has been Belfast, Harbor Harbor won Wright of and for hos- Aug. 6th Dark home town but also outlining tne possibilities THE VETERANS MEETING IN LIBERTY movement troops preparations Miss Allen and Miss Helen Farrington, who is in town. Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers and Mr. and ;v. mark- visiting friends of a naval battle in 3ay>, by 8 to 7, the game being before her. tilities. Reports great also Miss Owen’s guest, spent the week-end in were the Mrs. of Pittsfield were of lg,, Stantial is much in The Waldo County Veterans guests in which a number of German Edgar Taylor guests ;.*it .g and rather ragged fielding Dr. Clarence Simmons, who was to have had Mrs. Amanda improved ! the North Sea Islesboro guests of Miss Elizabeth Burke of of River of Thursday, Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Frost recently on their Asides The score: was health and her nurse has left. Georges Grange Liberty were sunk and others ran for charge of the sports and games ill at ships shelter, Bangor, who is spending the summer there. 6th. The was and the visit- way home from a trip to theWhite Mountains. .123456789 RHE wife of Boston are Aug. day perfect, have been discredited, but such an encounter ^ home. The Quantabacook Camp furnished Charles S. Brackett and Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink, grand 10001002 4—8 5 6 ors to arrive early by autoes and teams, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Welch and Mr. and the banks of H. H. began 1 may bs expected any day. The British have | * their water stunts from Georges visiting the family Pilley. singer, has cabled her attorneys in 2 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0—7 7 7 and when the noon hour arrived some two opera F. of Auburn autoed to Bel* an attractive many German merchant ships, seiz- Mrs. B. Wells, Jr., terifr, and bridge. Don Burleigh, as Miss Christine Jones has returned from a captured Chicago for assistance to get out of Germany. i.ynch and Smith; McCarty and hundred were to of the good Mrs Wells remained for a Dr. Herbert present partake ing some in English ports and taking others fast last Saturday. summer girl,and Ramsey,canoeist, fi ,e weeks’ visit with friends in Massachusetts She is stranded at Beyreuth. The German j things the sisters of the grange. the others returned to Auburn in their provided by on the high seas, and there have been some visit, Sunday tOW caused great excitement premeditated who is a naturalized American, went to | Town Aug. 6th the Old Town Eastern M. J. Dow was in Dixmont last Monday on at 10:30 the was called to or- singer, the the Promptly meeting minor engagements. The North German Lloyd afternoon. accidental upsetting of canoe, girl to at the festival, after ^gue team won from the Orono Ori- business connected with the Kice Potato S. J and the Beyreuth sing Wagner | der by the President, Crockett, vessel Wilhelm, which took 6,000 ts. Drotner or Mrs. to- Cfto in the water and the young man Kronprinz in from William Hamilton Ulark, ksq., v, -n a game with much heavy hit- floundering taken Com- obtaining a divorce Chicago Digger. regular routine of business up, tons of coal out of New York under cover of in town for a few Tbe disappearing. Several of the young men ward Johnson, Jr., is days, score: Trask were Several new houses are being built in this rades Bussey, Whitham and ap- last week before the Flor- the of the News-Post ^ started to the rescue when the joke was seen. darkness battleship Mr, Clark is publisher 123456789 RHE as soon as built on time and of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Frohock of Worces- *“ this season, and they pointed a committee place ida its enforcement of the neutrality in and is connected with the .1 2 2 0 1 8 0 0 —14 12 4 Warren Fahy won the 100 foot dash against village began and their Miss Grace Philadelphia at the afternoon ter, Mass., daughter. E., are next meeting to report session, laws, is said to have been by the Press Association. 02004030 0— 9 14 2 Don Burleigh. The ball game between Cam- occupied. captured and son, Mr. Chester P. Frohock, were.in this United of and an invitation from Union Harvest Grange British cruiser Essex and taken into Bermuda. enroute for Mr. of 21 to 2 is bad but here den and was called late and was not Mrs. Porter and daughter Somerville. city Thursday, Lincolnville, J. Russell Webster of Cambridge, Mass., who enough, Appleton rhe native where will make '-'pinion her to meet with them was read by secretary. The coal is to have been for German Frohock’s place, they saying that Belfast beat Rock- The last on the was the ad- Mass., have been visiting brother, Isaac S. supposed has been the for a few days of Mr. and finished. program a short visit to relatives and friends. guest And the the Rock- that no deaths had occurred since the who have been off this coast. They 7*°!l manager of who of this The report cruisers at their home in Belmont *8 dress of Prof. L. C. Bateman of Auburn, Staples village. made the trip, about 250 miles, by automobile, Mrs. H. E. Morrill also editor of the with Re- it with a p; city Opinion. last meeting was received applause. As these lines are written is realiz- a of Messrs. J. Crjttr “Rise and Fall of and who the winter in Mr. Frohock is cousin Edwin returned to Castine where the family -Courier-Gazette. spoke on the Nations,” Ephraim Johnson, spent the Tuesday marks were made by several of comrades, sense that any day, any hour, may bring and Oliver R. Frohock of this city. He is outcome of I the his son is back in ing is the summer. also prophesied the present Massachusetts with Quincy, din- salesman for the American Sen Sen spending and the meeting was then adjourned for news of a great battle or naval engagement, I travelling WEDDING bells. war and the future of the nations of today. Maine for the summer. Gum Co., and covers pretty much Miss Leverne W'hilien wiil go to Old Town be and thus avert Chewing ner. and that it may decisive and Canada on one of his There was dancing in Dirigo hall all the of the trained | this whole country next Saturday to spend the week-end with Miss Emily Brown Bangor, The afternoon session was opened with bloodshed all will has returned from a A occur- music further hope. | trips. He recently journey ^•staJ'lks. pretty wedding afternoon and a ball in the evening with her Fred Rev. and Mrs. Albert E. Luce, and on Monday nurse, has been visiting parents, the Rev. W. Setzer of Tennessee. to Texas and the Mexican border.—Rockland m at the home of prayer by j. | August 2nd, Mr. Keyes orchestra of Belfast. will leave with them for a ten days’ auto trip by Brown and wife of this village. The committee on time and place reported the SOCIETIES. Opinion. Ralph E. on Leonard avenue, S. Dr. SECRET | J5 Staples The executive committee, C. Adams, of to the White Mountains and Niagara Fail. I. Huxford has not been feeling next meeting Sept. 3rd, at Center Montville, Capt. Robert M. Tapley, the American- *ke. Maas., when their eldest A. P. French, L. S. Marri- Thaddeus daughter, Clarence Simmons, Silver Cross Lodge, K. of P., has received a Hawaiian Steamship Mexican was a Marine Mrs. C. Fessenden of Stamford. well for the few weeks and is not stirring -and the program v as taken up. Miss Graves | Mary Conn., R^nchard, was united in marriage to ner G. M. and the town’s | in past Journal caller August 5, leaving the same day and Cooper, eople address from the Grand Lodge to confer who had been visiting in Boston, Portland and outside as much as formerly. sang “Sing me to Sleep;” a very fine dispensation I visit to his native West Crimes of New York. The to on the around for a short village, general, are be congratulated great for the sum of ten dollars. Brunswick since her return from a of welcome was Mrs. John C Cary of the ranks They Brooksville, Me., and to that of Mrs. Tapley’s winter's •irapson of celebration. Miss Florence Palmer, a trained nurse regis- given by Cambridge officiated, success of this centennial have an increase of 100 in the order. has been in arrived last River Grange and was responded to hope to home, Kennebunkport. Capt. Tapley sojourn Florida, Friday evening double ring service. Only the im- from Portland, the daughter of our old Georges the of the American-Hawaiian Com- tering In the falP there will be a drill the in employ and is at Mrs. E. L. Church street. Comrade D. O. Bowen of Morrill in his early by Paci- Stevens, family was The bride was WILSON DEAD. friend Mark Palmer of Thorndike, called on by for several years, employed on the present. MRS. WOODROW uniform rank teams in the House, to pany and manner. A violin solo, Opera fic, this being the first time his ship, the Mexi- Mr. and Mrs. William B. Schiller, who nad e')’ gowned in white crepe de chine friends in town last week. bright pleasing which the will be invited. A special in- has been in these waters, as she was built Jnusual of Regret and Sympa- with piano accompaniment, by the Bennett public can, been guests at the Crosby summer home or. of lace and pearl trimmings Expressions Davis very came to Iron San in 1907. Vesta Higgins kindly vitation will be to all the presiding offi- at the Union Works, Francisco, ^drtese°a for the Bereaved. sisters was greeted with .vigorous applause given in about three weeks Northport Avenue for a few days, returned to bouquet of white sweet peas and thy from She returns to the Pacific Brooks Bayside Sunday mornings during cers of the secret bodies and the pastors of the 6th. Mrs. Woodrow and they responded to an encore. Remarks by via the Panama Canal* Tapley is a son of Alleghany, Pa., Monday, accompained by their ^fcrns- The were many and Washington, Aug. her in the a Capt. gifts to take place choir, courtesy a drill and one fifiT July Johnson Trask of a song by J. G. churches. There will be by boys the late Capt. William Tapley, of the eight sons, William B. and Frederick, who had been cut and linen. Wilson, wife of the President of the United all. Newburg, ‘•■’-iuding silver, glass which has been appreciated by some member of the brothers with whom the readers of the Griffiths, which was well received, and re- speeches by Supreme Tapley here for several weeks. klra. Crimes left on the afternoon States, died at the White House at 5 o’clock Marine Journal have become familiar through first time within his memory Mar- and member? of the local or- For the marks A. Stinson and J. O. Johnson were Grand Lodge by of them from time to Prof. Eaton and ,rnew York, en route to this afternoon. Death came after a brave by the writer's mention time, daughter Aldyth of Beloit, Minneapolis, J. Dow has not worked on the old farm There will also be music and with four of them disease cellus followed a Grace Cox. Comrade der, singing. we having been shipmates who are at the groom’s The young of months against brights by reading by Mich., summering Camden,and Prof. parents. struggle to harvest the not because Eastern Star of Knox ago. The subject of this personal, this year help hay, L. C. Morse of then introduced Prof. The Chapters County many years and wife of Cirry w>th them the best wishes of with Liberty in was in the Flint George Claney Beloit,who are sum- ( complications. because he at Oakland before going steam, employ he was unable but did not care to F. of Cambridge, Mass,, who held their 12th annual field day *QDer«us friends. The President was completely unnerved by Franklin Phillips in command of the sailing ship St. Paul and mering at Castine, were recent guests of Prof, do it. held the close attention of the audience with Park 5th. The retiring president, Mrs. the his was heart He Aug. others, thereby obtaining necessary exper- and Mrs. James T. at the .The the shock and grief rending. talk on the situation in Sleeper Battery. an interesting present Ethel of South Thomaston, presid- ience in economy, privation and “'Hague. The wedding of Estm and Electus Oakes.the well-known Civil War vet- Harrington seamanship, three are connected with Beloit bore up well under the strain, however, Europe. Prof. Phillips traveled through Europe iiard that are a valuable asset for gentleman *;,j{ Belfast alone and ed over a business meeting and delivered the knocks, guid- and Mi6s Ruby Sprague devoted himself to his eran, got tired of living has married last and understands the situation thor- on 0 daughters. year ance when one is elevated to command the College. l°ok came while Mrs. Wilson was uncon- a buxom address of welcome. The following officers place at the bride’s home in The end Mrs. Lucy Gould, widow with a nice oughly. bridge of a steamer, where quick thought and scious. Her illness took a turn for the worse A call was then made for all the veterans to Mrs. Bessie Union, and not Miss Winnifred Nash of Camden, who has loth at 6 p. m., Rev. W. F. home end a fine farm. Well, Electus is were elected: Lewis, pres- action are frequently necessary always 1 o’clock in the afternoon and lucky and were counted. The president °f shortly before rise forty Ada Union, secretary; Mrs. by the steamship master who has had been in Belfast the past few months with her the Belfast church offi- sure. old who a ident; Mrs. Lucas, possessed Baptist from then on she grew gradually weaker. this time, Congratulations, boy! then introduced Rev. W. J, Setzer, gave married a Miss no other experience. Capt. Tapley mother, Mrs. Lillian was Flossie Heal the bedside at the end the on the North and South, which was Hester Chase, Rockland, treasurer; Nash, operated upon played wedding Kneeling at the were Mrs. A. E. Dow, Mrs. Grace Dow Bachelder, brief talk Miss Gould, the daughter of Capt. Wm. H. T^1S8flt a Miss Blanche Cram. Aug. 4th in the Woman’s bride was attired in and the three daughters. Dr. Cary followed by song by Bertha Pratt of Union, Mrs. Phoeie Howard of formerly of the Boston Hospital, Roxbury, becomingly president E. D. Bessey were the of Gould, clipper ship T. U. S. N., and a nurse were in the and Mrs. guests Capt. The Master.of Waldo Pomona Grange, C. M, the old of for She is d* chine and the bridesmaid. Miss Grayson, Rockland, Mrs. Emma Norwood of Warren, Challenger, and others, in good days Mass., appendicitis. getting along room and outside a door were Secretary Higgins and wife (Vesta over Howes, was called for and responded with fit- These New just Cheney Davis) Mrs. Rose hand, reef and steer. typical Eng- n with of a °f Belfast, wore Uvendar mea- and Francis B. Mr. Wilson’s remarks lines of reform. Comrade Mrs. Emma Giles of St. George, icely every hope speedy recovery. McAdoo Sayre, the week-end at Bayside, Mr. Higgins came ting along Watts of landers, after a long promised visit to home- tted and Mr. his introduced Mr. Adams, who made some Reynolds of Vinalhaven, Mrs. Aliola with lace. Supper waa .erred sons-in-laws, Tumulty, secretary. in Morse folks. will return to their adopted city, Alame- Miss Eva Miss Emma to Brooks for them his car and returned of war Mrs. Lulu of Camden, Mrs. Gray, Dunlap and J Both houses of Congress when very remarks, and stories the Thomaston, Hucby have a ift«r the and waa fol- adjourned pleasing Mrs. da, Cal., where they pretty habitat, Louis ceremony a them in the same way. Morse, Ellis, Johnson Nettie Goodwin of South Thomaston, Gray, Jr., left Aug. 6th on the boat for Mrs. Wilson’s death was announced and for were told by Comrades vine-covered and the year around, which to the friend, and rela- Sarah Pascal of Rockport, vice presidents. green brief time the wheels of the government prac- and the President. is contrast to their former Brooks- Boston after a visit with Mrs. H. G. I‘tetePtion John C. Lane of Portland, of included an ad- in striking Gray, The ia a eon while to formerly A vote of thanks was extended to the The entertainment program ywing couple. groom tically stopped everyone paid respect rising ville and Kennebunkport homes, where they Condon street. Misses and are i,rc Brooks, with bis wife, visited friends here last the and to the Rev. W. dresj by Mrs. Margaret Witt of Jersey City, Gray Dunlap klton the loss of the president. citizens; to Grange, J. had to shovel or be shoveled out from the snow K. Braley of thia city Miss Alice Bartlett of Rockland superintending nurses in the Woman’s Hos- He last winter in the South in his and the members of Georges River readings by often in the n A. A. Howee £ Co.’a gro- week. spent Setzer, of Camden. The that banked up the doors quite and di- were made members of the and piano solos by Mr. Mayo New York. Louis made the ‘le naa who extend To feel strong, have good appetite ss a salesman. He has a grange honorary winter months. The Marine Journal congratu- pital, Gray trip many* friend., Bur- business travelling With the of America field day concluded with a ball, the floor being I to and enjoy life, use association. singing by friends on such an from Boston to Belfast on his sleep soundly lates its change.— u?0,|t the young couple. They gestion, home and in and is a of Mrs. Annie Rankin of Camden agreeable bicycle, visiting Blood tonic. nice place Portland pros- the audience one of the best meetings of the in charge Journal. K in the Marah houae, dock Bitters, the|family system Capt. George L. Norton, in The Marine relatives en route. 'J»»ekeeping and wall-to-do citisen. brought to a close. and Miss Martha Bartlett of South Thomaston ,,rk« and.Cburch atraeta. Price,1*1.00. perous yesrlwas fiu / FOR GOVERNOR, I Bagiev. Porter Whittier, Lewis Clark, B. Dyer, now a resident of Belfast, then i a i a i a i * i g i a i ti a i »w i aw » The Searsmoi it Centennial. I John Barber, Solomon Frohoek, Joseph styled the Dyer House. The Nevens T. Hardy, Richard Hamilton, George Smith, House has also been used as an Inn at WILLIAM HAINES, Joseph Ford, Isaac Morey,Thomas Froth- the village. At the Dyer House in the summer of or Club, ;WATERVILLE. ingham, James Thorndike. 1890 the Dale Clan, Sketch Prof. Franklin F. were in Poem and Historical by Phillips Known to have been settlers of the was organized, whose members Bliss of of Camb Mass. town prior to the incorporation, by the youth from schools in the three towns AUDITOR. ridge, of Deacon John Montville and j STATE Liberty. Collegel FOR private records Marden, Searsmont, of The first was organ- birds. ed old prophet and chieftain. The Eng- the Mr. Alien Goodwin, Baptist church Maine’s Greatest School of Business, primeval: bloom and grandfather Lewiston, \\M F. CALLAHAN, lish were for the the of to whom I ized at the in 1827. After fifty TIMOTHY is blind. clearly responsible historian Montville, village I Find I the wilderness eyes, beg^ that has been attributed to the am indebted for this and other interest- years from the date of its organization t Offers untold advantages to those interested in see, H LEWISTON. Where ?ne Inscrutable so much designed; treachery Indians. The French hunted and fished are the Samuel it suffered fire the loss of its house of Hut, Lo: they need not so; for myriad eyes ing data, following: by a PRACTICAL EDUCATION leading to ■ Ma- built in and disbanded. Have bud and bloom, that open to the skies; with them, lived with them, intermar- Thompson, Rufus Rowell, Joseph worshin, 1845, | profitably TO CONGRESS. shade The was in FOR REPRESENTATIVE And every leaf affords the dulcet ried with them, making the English a son, Rufus Carter, Rufus Smith, Eben- Methodist church organized t influential positions. Our Curriculum, ■ so activ- Of dewy brows ard lids to eyes made; common enemy. In colonial days, in the ezer Everett, Nicholas Gilman, Moses 1829, and continues its religious JOHN A. PETERS, soft caressed T BOOKKEEPING PUNCTUATION '■ And every winter snow has for between the as- James Wallace, and a Mr. Knight. ities, under the able direction of Rever- its breast. struggle supremacy Snell, NATIONAL BANKING PENMANSHIP 9 ELLSWORTH. Such tender eyes to sleep upon pirants of New France and New Eng- A local history gives the following end John N. Palmer, pastor, with its | Till awoke them by its magic thrills COMMISSION SHORTHAND 9 spring the French Cas- names of settlers prior to 1817. Ma- only church building in town, erected in | Of sun-lit melodies in showers and rills. land, stronghold being I TRANSPORTATION TYPEWRITING as "the classic of the vil- 9 Y NOMINATIONS sees not its grace, tine, and the nasBeh John Pattee, John Bart- 1845, standing WALDO COUNI Who thinks the wilderness English stronghold being Sleeper. CORPORATION ACCOUNTING REPORTING its in Thomas There was in 1838 a second 9 Thinks mind disowns its own, and hides York, squads of English soldiers the lett, Bailey Moore, Donnell. lage.” Bap- | “the brick # COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC WHOI.KSALE 9 For Senator, face; latter half of the seventeenth century Lincoln, Spencer Trask, Thomas tist church organized at ACCOUNTIN'!. Dwelley RAPID CALCULATION DUPLICATING sees in wilds no mark of mind as schoolhouse” in North and 9 CHARLES M. CONANT, Winterport And he who were wont to patrol the coastlands Hill, Jonas Blanden, David Wyman, Searsmont, J as blind. I BUSINESS GRAMMAR LETTER FILING 9 Unwittingly berates himself far east as the hence our beau- Absalom Howes, near that time a Methodist church was Georges; Joseph Sanford, Eph- + LETTER WRITING For County Attorney, raim J. at the same But one CIVIL SERVICE PRE I \| ■ Shun reason’s path, says one philosophy, tiful river became the boundary between Conant, Isaac Hodgdon, Dunnell, organized place. Ult| of them have been maintained COM MEKCIAL LAW BRANCHES 9 WALTER A COWAN, Winterpoit By intuition find reality; the aspirants of the two nations. The Samuel Wellman, Peter Robbins, Benja- could by | But reason’s path has been so firmly trod Tarratines were neutral in the war of the min Elms. heroic sacrifice, and on separate missions For Clerk oflCourts, the wondrous steps of God, By man, tracing hence Massachusetts pro- Under date of April 4, 1814, at an ad- both inevitably perished. A teacher’s normal course in verities Revolution; training Business and S r. fl Thorndike That, deviating thus, his tected them, and took their lands only journed meeting of the first called, the Searsmont having been named in honor Only school in Maine B JAMES H. SAYWARD, Prove but of mysteries. teaching Stenotypy, elysia by fair and honorable purchase; and town voted to expend $1,500 for repair- of David Sears of Boston, one of the For of Deeds, Let me but share elysia of birds, the estates Register notes and Maine has since them annual ing and $1500 for proprietors out of whose land3 Mail us this and will receive our That, in their songs, Dame Nature’s granted amending highways, coupon you hau.l~ ,„,0 I Waldo school and for the of the town were carved, his son, David EDWARD EVANS, w'ords aid. buildings, $300 support illustrated catalog. I that a child of schools in 4 districts. The first Jr., in a letter dated October 14, For Sheriff. So clearly echo, again The present town of Searsmont com- public Sears, from angel gates, I kiss the wild road the had been sur- 1845, presented to the town a clock, to Montville Straying an area in the days of its first set- through township FRANK A. CUSHMAN, The wild whose eyes so radiant greet my own, prises commissioners in be in the tower of the Methodist known as in honor of Gen- veyed by county 1799, put welcome them as from heavens tlers Greene, X Commissioner, I lights it a of that from to and a to be in the tower NAME. For County eral Greene of Revolution fame, Greene being part Augusta church, bell, put throne. West and North of the church, to revert to the FRANK I. MORTLAND, Searsport Plantation an area now includ- Belfast, passing through Baptist the recluse. covering in other should primeval: and Searsmont and Belmont. It was a most uses of the town ways, T STREET AND Treasurer, ing at least parts of both Belmont NO. For County warmth to cheer: the wilderness is cold: and dangerous way through the the societies at any time cease to exist. Find Searsmont. It was also designated by boggy Belfast hand has stirred the mold, low Ladies on saddled The was accepted in town meeting CLIFFORD J. PATTEE, No humanizing Robert Houston, theWaldo Patent agent, lands. horses, gift Although the red man’s footfall throngs of with saddlebags laden with brass candle- October 20, 1845. Z CITY. For to the Legislature, located in the village of Belfast, in his Representatives years sticks and other household utilities, not The town built a town-nouse at tne Belfast Has echoed here and hushed in doubts and fears. record of settlers in 1804. as Plantation FRANK R. KEENE, to sav ornaments, rode over it, crossing village, that was first occupied for town STATE. Until at length behokfchim stop and start— Bonaparte. This Patent first fell within Montville culverts and brook-swollen ravines 10, 1838, J. CLEMENT, hermit white man’s lire's a burning heart. the of then in 1670 within log meeting purposes September JAMES That county York; for town it smothered now, and now it flares: with experiences, told to grand- and last occupied meeting pur- | JOHN H. McKINLEY, Jackson He sees the county of Lincoln, which from New thrilling secret close the forest cares: children in fireside romances. The first poses March 6, 1865, it being destroyed M Liberty To hold its Meadows extended east to Nova Scotia, CHARLES HOWES, its ashes lone there town records show that the fire after that date. The isle holds, crypted and from the coast to meeting by shortly FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 15, 1914 Stockton winter air: Canada, comprising and j ALBERT M. AMES, Springs Sealed in a crystal vault by town of Searsmont soon in road Lodge of Free Ac- I a part of the Acadia of the French; engaged Quantabacook And when the summer steals across its verge, large was chartered in 1865. in of improvement and new highways. The cepted Masons Address Bliss Business College, Lewiston, 'Lir I in notes subdued, it sings a dirge. then 1789, in part, within the county | It chants adjourned meeting of the first town In 1912 it reported a membership of 62, How do emotioned pines recount his years: Hancock; tnen in 1827 within the county YVhisperings. voted to the way laid and activities characteristic of the fra- YVasliingt'on Their bearded faces rain pathetic tears, of Waldo, named in honor of General meeting accept out the assessors of Greene Planta- t he stone, unlettered, joins oblivion’s moss Samuel Waldo, who in 1768 added to his by ternity. 10, 19U. Friends of the Victor is alive to all in- Washington. Aug. In urging time and clime to hide his loss. then in the ratent fur- tion under date of Oct. 12, 1812, two Grange large, which large holdings by scientific Itiver and Harbor Appropriation bill, hundred rods from the county road near terests of home life and agri- His within a hollow tree ther purchase, and offered inducements Holmes Stave Mill Parts Hall’s Sta\ side-tracked in the Sen- tenancy the line of Ford, south, culture, fruit-growing, roads and shade has been temporarily Has long been occupied by bird and bee. to settlers. Through his influence Fort westerly Joseph have to about three rods adornment, one of the most influential ate for anti-trust legislation, agreed care upon his face was deeply lined, Pownall was built in Stockton in 1759, at orty-five degrees west, i and to Though of its kind in the State. Brass (dnpcsil'fn Castings lip ICO IK to the bill at And of had crushed his heart vest of John Morrow’s house, to the organizations j make a superhuman effort pass pangs thought which date no white inhabitant retained Vlontville line. The first town On the southern shores of the beauti- rather than leave it and mind. a the shores of Pen- meeting this session of Congress, was 'here dwelling-place upon both Iren One truth is plain: beauty ensouled. .i T).. c i- vas at Whittier’s the ful Quantabacook lake, shaded by Jobbing, Repairs. Grey session which con- Mills, (now village) to the mercy of the short And met its love, tangled here in the wold: in the school-house. ; and deciduous trees, are some The or Waldo was evergreen December. won a bride of fadeless grace, Muscongus Patent venes the first. Monday i:i It wooed and fine summer cottages, whence people Let Us on Your this issued the Council By the excellent records of the Figure Requirtmtn of the bill realize that it is Beside the lake, in sequestered place: by Plymouth, (Eng.,) grants from other some former residents The supporters the shore, to of London from the Waldo transcribed from parts, And here she smiles and weeps upon in 1G30 John Beauchamp patent, the town’s a herculean task to keep a quorum of the town, or relatives of going to be Dame Nature, still as lovely as of yore, ■and Thomas Leverett of Boston, Eng., the originals in Hancock county by the after the anti- people, find delightful pastime, rambling, f either House in Washington primeval: the pioneer. extending on the coast from the Muscon- present Register of Deeds in Waldo are boating and fishing. are out of the way, but they go- to the Penobscot county, Hiram P. Farrow, son of Nathan .rust bills Acclaim an eye for beauty in the soil, gus river, comprising of the town since Belfast Machine & C the and Luther The schools have, § Foundry to the waterway bill while A heart that magic brings to stroke of toil, nearly 1000 square mil°s, including the brother of Farrow, all late j ing to try pass | the organization, multiplied in school are Both and heart incessantly whole of Knox the Fox of it that General on the trust measures being eye replete county except Searsmont, appears the of its conferences and field and lake and lea; districts to eight and in history rad- \\ ith joy of wood and Waldo five Knox and David Sears deeded made a number of Islands, county except Henry noble ex- of held, the Senate having A sire whose sons smite hard the Nation’s teaching corps stand many MAKl’FACTI i:kks ; towns. In the year of the grant Ed- lands in Searsmont, Thorndike and Pres- in these measures since they left ; of the true of the cal changes wrongs, cott as the amples expression kind virtue’s ward Ashley and William Pierce, agents quitclaiming, follows, grant- Sash Weights, Builders’ Supplies, Sled Castings, Wagon is that these con- A dame whose imaged sing songs. first ranking profession in the world: j he House. 1c anticipated heath: of the established a ees the lands for homesteads His holds watch upon the patentees, trading- taking have out some Nuts and Brake Weeels. ! for at least two weeks, eagle eye as from her schools gone ferences will continue the thrush the beneath. house on the river at what is with few and a few Her voice allures sky Georges exceptions, desig- 1 of the best inventors and ex- and harbor and nated as thinkers, tirates of all Ci which the advocates of the river The sons of these face death in storm now Thomaston. The settlement there in Greene Plantation locating Kinds, Shafting, Boxes, Collars, pli to within the limits of the town emplars. believe will them ample time put flood. was broken up by King Philip’s war, perhaps of Pulleys and (rears. Urge Rotary Mill Paris bill give rivers of blood: METEORIC STONE. the The iron hail of war, which terminated in and the terri- Belmont: THE SEARSMONT the Senate, even if major- of 1678, the bill through Their daughters light and watch the fires To Andrew A errant of the heavens, a me- sessions. tory lay desolate for 40 years. On the Cragie in 1797; Henry Jack- knight has to resort to continuous home. fell and was buried in the ity death of Leverett became son, 1798; Alexander McClain, 1801; teoric Stone however, that the To and warmth of which cherubs have Beauchamp, -So serious is the situation, glow law of the whole of the Josiah Cross, 1803; Josiah Dow, Greene field of Rev. John Bean in the southeast districts come. by possessed in Congress whose Gov- of the town, a little after eight representatives Fair science lights her lamp upon the hills: grant. It descended to hfs son, Plantation, 1804; Benjamin Smith, 1804; part in in the of 1871, are interested waterway improve- in such radiance, new heavens fills: ernor John Leverett of Daniel McCurdy, James o’clock evening May 21, vitally Faith, Massachusetts, 1804; Bicknell, 1 and in conse- a s whose destined John L. the earth where it struck being ments have started a "back-fire” Science acclaims ul, place and to President John Leverett of Har 1805; Gilman, 1805; Samuel Cun- flying r. our Adam race. 1 30 rods HOME tele- No mocks with doubt noted Mrs. Buck living only KEEPS YOUR senators are beginning to receive longer vard College, his grandson and the great- ningham, 1805; Dudley Stickney, 1805; by quence 1 it exhumed Mr. Luce Boards of of native no tells, of the grantee. On Robert Perigo, 1805; Abraham Maiden, away, being by ranis from Chambers of Commerce, The depth joy plummet grandson original nascent wells. Greene within the next half hour, and a report bodies, to say ^uch is the soundlessness of the restoration of apparent peace in 1719, Plantation, 1806; Richard Kim- is je and other commercial Mr. Edward The coronet of hills crowns memory fair; Leverett took measures for re-organizing ball, 1806; Israel Thorndike, et als., 1806; of it being sent by Burgess FRESH communi- ahr of citizens in the there. Journal of Belfast nothing prominent The lake with emerald shore sets jewels and re-settling the Patent. He parcelled Joseph Ford, 1808; Joseph Muzzey, 1809 to the Republican for the passage of the fronds summer bowers make shrines that week. Charles ties affected, calling The the land into ten shares in common, and I .James Nesmith, 1810; Lydia Milliken, Upham Shepard, are on their way to rej lete of Natural in Amherst bin. Even delegations them to “ten proprietors,” who 1810; Cornelius Bennett, 1810; Rufus ; Prof, History With welcome and with rest to pilgrim feet. conveyed re- different parts of the coun- other termed ; 1811; Thaddeus College, then made an examination, Washington from The white of winter snows, the sheen of ice admitted twenty partners Carter, Hubbard, 1811; | which is after- Thomas John taining the largest fragment of the me- try, seeking to hasten the legislation Invite life’s battle truce and trmistice. the “Twenty Associates.” They ; Whittier, 1812; Morrow, Richard teor, two the whole to keep the work of “I came, I saw, I conquered.” Caesar said; wards transferred to the Waldos 100,000 1814; Hamilton, 1814; Jona- weighing pounds, mperatively necessary and estimated at twelve But homeland conquers here both heart acres. Under them can e the iirst per- than Frohock, 1814; Thomas Frohock, body being pounds iver and harbor improvements moving. His record of it is to be found head. manent settlement of the patent in the 1815; Lewis C. Clark, 1915; Joshua weight. Franklin F. Phillips. in the American Journal of Science, page towns o'f Warren and Thomaston. In Hemmingway, 1816; Philo H. Wash- President Wilson is seriously considering 133. The of the meteor was from 1726 one David Dunbar, styled Surveyor- burn, 1816; William Keating, Jr., path an executive order in the heavens. First the advisability of issuing AN HISTORIC SKETCH. General of the King’s Woods,” became 1S17; Thomas Arnold, 1817; Almond the southwest Culebra C ut, Panama, to Hannah changing the name of aggressive. Samuel Waldo was sent to Gushe, 1819; Evans, 1820;-Ralph [CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE. ] Lieutenant- C. David Gaillard Cut, in honor of the late A wold of native beauty, hills, dales, England to defeat Dunbar’s assumed J Johnson, 1820; Wyman, 1821; of the wafted and succeeded. For that and Colonel 1). 1). Gaillard who had charge meads, streams and lakes here authority, Joseph Bryant, 1821; Joseph Fletcher, valuable service the Haz- work in the cut, admitted- the of pines through untold ages. other thirty part- 1821; Joseph Muzzey, 1821; Harry engineering digging idyls Reuben with When the Caesars were and ners conveyed to him half of the whole eltine, 1821; Smith, 1821; Wil- the single feat in connection organizing ly greatest Roman world and Jesus In 1744 came his distinction and lard Robbins, 1822; Richard Small, Panama Canal. It is ruling the great patent. WOMAN WEAK of the die construction of to the title of General Waldo ; 1822; Charles Mahoney, 1822; Huse was born in Bethlehem Judea, prim- promotion 1 stated there is for such an order, 1768 he et Miles precedent itive men, cannibals, roamed over our in the capture of Louisburg. In al., 1822; Cobb, 1823; Thomas of the United 1824: and the Corps of Engineers coastland and up the rivers to these purchased of the “Twenty Associates” Arnold, John S. Kimball, 1824; in favor of thus Amos Barrett. 1825: Ossrood Maho- States Army are heartily charming lakes; such is the latest voicing half of their remaining shares, leaving AND NERVOUS disclosed in them but acres. On a tour of in- ney, 182o; Isaac Peter honoring a veiy distir guisbed colleague. of science, as is the evidence 190,000 Woodman, 1825; Waldo ! Rowe, Nathaniel shell mounds southwest of us. When spection of his estate, Genera! 1826; Robbins, 1827; Health in E. near Eleson 1849. Finds Lydia has been the the first Christian missionaries were died suddenly Bangor May 23, 1769. Annis, rp g now in session Congress was with honors took deed of David to from Rome to our benighted He buried high military Hepzabah Wyman Pinkham’s ■talkiest" Congress in all history according bearing Melvin of Vegetable British forefathers silver crosses, chant- at Fort Pownali. The land descended to Lincolnville in Plantation Bon- examination of the statistics as to the com- next to an litanies, nature’s sons were here four children, Samuel, Francis, Lucy and aparte Philip Marriner, August of this and ing Compound. parative volubility of the members chipping flint arrow-heads, polishing Hannah. The last-named became the 31, 1803. Nathan Hilton of Portsmouth, The N. took deed of fish- Thomas the land David — pr eeeding Congresses. Congressional stone clubs,-making thorn and bone wife of Fluckner, Secretary [ H., from Creston. Iowa. I suffered with fe- Melvin of contains about 14,000 lines. The of ui me riuvnuie. muiviiri pun-naocu Lincolnville in Plantation Bon- ltec ord, up to this date, hooks and grass coming i male troubles from the time 1 came into a surmise. shares. died without aparte, next to Isaac for the session, which began the the Irish Bards is but dim Samuel’s Lucy ; Morey, May 8, pages present 1 1804. General womanhood until I Hea- The advent of the Phoenician and Norse heirs, and her shares fell) to the broth- Knox and widow of Wy- first Monday in December. The largest had taken E. the eleventh ers and sisters. Fluckner and Fran- man stated as on the other Lydia to this navigators before and in living half. rd achieved in a single session prior The first settlers Pinkham’s is an fact, the sail cis Waldo were Tories, and their shares of Searsmont lived in Vegeta- of the century accepted 1 nine was in the regular session fifty- that of the town ble Com I cral't, weapons and dress of the coast became forfeited to the State. In 1774 part which is known as pound. in December, 1339, North and West ninth Congress. It met Indians to the northeast of us, when first Henry Knox, afterwards known as Gen- j Searsmont, then a part would have pains if next of Davistown: and continued to the first of the October, noted by white settlers, indicating some eral Ivnoxof Revolutionary fame,married and by the surveys of I overworked or It 1803 and 1807 their home* .104 days It filled a Record of 10.S00 pages. amalgamation with them. Miss Lucy Fluckner, the second daugh- estates fell in lifted anything a native of ter of Thomas and Hannah Searsmont, and not in Montville. Hum- s that the present Congress Giovanni de Verrazano, (Waldo) and I would generally thought Hook heavy, Florence —Italian birth —may have Fluckner, and granddaughter of General phrey and Jonathan the I will last at least six or eight weeks longer, by Bagley, be so weak and ner- in his Waldo. W’hen the Revolution had ended first settlers of record, built the first much more to a‘Rec- looked into Penobscot bay voyag- which will add just that mill in town at vous and in so much on this coast in and Estavan General Knox four-fifths of North on the to contem- ing 1523, purchased Searsmont, ord that is alreauy perfectly awful site at the lower misery that I would $ Gomez have followed him there two the whole patent, the remainder being end of the meadow. Our Off* may Thomas W'hittier be A plate. years later. These are but historic con- the property of his wife. He did much built the next mill prostrated. Clubbing fine old tradition that a to Jfriend told me what There used to be a jectures, or at best inferences. There to induce immigration; but before his previous 1814, probably at the village. not heard" in he became | In 1817 was built the first her and I The offers to : new senator "should be seen but was an English expedition into Penobs- death, which occurred 1806, mill at Wood- your medicine had done for following clubbing apply only man s the but that has been rei- cot that of John Rut, in financially involved, and in 179S he mort- Mills; same year Edmund it. It made me and .'Hiring the first Congress, waters, possibly tried strong healthy in is i the that of his domain now com- Woodman settled there. About tions advance; ar.d when for the new senator 1527, and Andre Thevet, Frenchman, gaged part 1821 and our home is now with a paid payment | n-gated to the scrap heap, Hazeltine happy baby related that he visited Penobscot Day in prised in Waldo county to General Lin- Harry settled in town and I as and someiimes more, talking I am very that took Lydia should be stated what if is do does much, as and who had been built and lived in the boy. glad premium, any 1536. The French claimed the region coln Colonel Jackson, mills, large hip- and than his older colleague, which necessarily roofed a E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a of Nouvelle his sureties. In 1802 the was mansion, monumental mark of part France, though they mortgage it. ”—Mrs. A. is also to say that none of these a to the size of the Record. the home life of those do all I can to recommend necessary dds largely made no attempt at settlement till near assigned to Israel Thorndike,David Sears early days. About ses- 1828 Miles 504 E. Howard Senator LaFoilette gave the Record this the dawn of the seventeenth century. and William Prescott of Boston. They Cobb built Cobb’s Mills, and B. Boscamf, Street, tions are mailed with I he Journal or from tl a mass a land near that time Iowa. sion a big boost, when he had inserted The English became interested at about foreclosed it and established Joseph Muzzey built the Creston, mill and at We have to for these or of. letters and other matter sent to the Inter- the same time, the French having long agency in Belfast. tannery the Muzzey bridge pay publications | In 1842 Tons of Roots anti Herbs in evidence about St. Lawrence The record of Plantation Bona- Ansel Hook built a mill on the state Commerce Commission to influence its been agency and are then sent from their i. Martin from which in 1814 was as stream in North the are used annually in the manufacture advance, they case. The ma- waters. In 1603 Pririg parte, incorporated Searsmont, where deci sion in the advanced rate Com- came to anchor under the town of Searsmont, dates 1804, and present mill stands. of E. Pinkham’s Vegetable our the cham- Bristol, England, Lydia offices to subscribers. Our clubbing off terial filled 365 pages and captured for The merchants of ocean to our Penobscot bay shores, describing reads, “John L. Gilman can pay 50 past the town were pound, which is known from lor the most matter into the Sumner one pionship putting them as ‘‘a high country full of great acres. The following want a new agree- Pattee, Gilmore & Woodman ocean as the standard remedy for i follows for year’s subscription paid in a,:1 ; Alexander Record at one time. woods.” In 1605 under French auspices ment; Humphrey Hook, Jonathan Bag- Farrow, Charles Farrow female ills. i came DeMonts and Champlain, and un- ley, John Morrow, Nathaniel Evans, Henry Bradbury, James Moody, Elisha Bean, David For forty years this famous root and FAMILY REUNIONS. der English auspices came George Wey- Jonathan Giljnan, Joseph Ford: arranged. Cobb, J. F. Marden, David The Journal and Farm and Home, mouth. Leaving “Pentacost Harbor” Cross absent, Philip (probably Phillips) Cross and John Thompson. The present herb medicine has been pre-eminently John Fish. merchants are Cobb & successful in the diseases of C aldekwood. The Calderwood reunion will at our Georges Islands, June 11th, Wey- absent, William Marsh, Paine, V, A Sim- controlling mouth sailed northward estimation 60 records in Belfast, 1774 to mons and Walter S. Poland. David Cobb women. Merit alone could have stood The Journal and McCall's oe held at Penobscot View Grange hall, Glen by “Marriage Magazine, and his now of miles, and came to anchor abreast of ! 1804 inclusive, read, “March 7, 1799, son, Cobb & Paine, have this test of time. love, August 19,1914. and then and been merchants in the some hills not far from land, , Samuel Phillips of Quantabacook viliage for over will hold If have the slightest doubt and Woman’s iJECilREST, The Gilchrest family went ashore to hunt. The next day they Mary Crooks of Northport: Sept. 1, fifty years. you The Journal Magazine, Thomas that E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- I reunion in.the Grange hall at St. George, went in their pinnance to westward by 1799, William Cunningham of Quantaba- .Whittier built the Whittier Lydia Tavern in 1803. ble Com will help you,write Thursday, August 20th. the inclination of the shore, probably cook and Miss Susanna Carter of North- pound After the Hazeltine ModicineCo. our The annual reunion of the into Belfast bay. Tney were delighted port: May 31, 1800 Mr. Samuel Phillips mansion was built to LydiaE.Pinkhain The included in club! Crockett. it was publications with the novel scenery, woods to the of a near Belfast and Miss during some of the earlier years (confidential) Lynn, Mass.,for ad- Crockett family will he held at Penobscot J plantation of the water’s edge, placid waters, blue sky, Hannah Bolton of Frankfort, by Rev. town’s history used by Harry Haz- vice. Your letter will be opened, may be sent to different addresses. View Grange halt Tuesday, Aug. 25th. eltine as an songs of many birds, waters teeming Ebenezer Price; May 25, 1802, William Inn, and in the nineties of read and answered by a woman, of the Smal- and the past it was so Smalley Tne annual reunion with fishes. On the shoreof the Georges, j Bryant of Sunnebec (now Appleton) century used byGeorge and held in strict confidence. ley families will meet with Mr. and Mrs Fred a few miles up from the sea, Weymouth Miss Hannah Johnson of Quantabacook: Journal Publish Indians and Abiezer Trask of Republican Smalley, August 19th, St. George, Maine had been kindly met by the j June 24, 1802, Sidney invited to go and see their federal chief, I and Polly Johnson of Greene Plantation: Clements. The twenty-first annual re- their great Bashaba -at their Norum- Aug. 30, 1802, John Campbell and Miss SPECIAL will be held at union of the Clements family horro cotmtc tn Viawo chiftpfl fmm Rhoda Evans, both of Quantabacook: II1 hall at White’s the grange Corner, Thursday, time to time, as the federal chief might Feb. 4, 1804, Benjamin Johnson and Miss was Plant- A ug. 20th dictate, but which at that time Priscilla.Robinson, both of Greene WAR OFFER NOTICE on the east side of the Penobs- ation: Oct. Cross and COMMISSIONERS’ Boynton. The 25th annual reunion of the probably 18, 1804, Joseph 30, A. D- 1914. I cot river below the site of Bangor; but Miss Lucy Johnson, both of Quantaba- Waldo ss. July W send Wail Or family will be held at Liberty on been hy your Boynton in the shadow of his own designs he may COOK. We, the undersigned, having duly ap- 7th. The Maine of Probate I We have the -;n Marshall’s shore on Monday. September have turned back, for he kidnapped five The dates of the advent to this charm- Bangor, pointed by the Honorable Judge within and for said County, Commissioners to I he sain- i" i f stormy, the next fair day. of the carried them to and lake mirrored, natives, England ing, pine-shaded receive and decide upon the claims of the to the of retreat that rare Hii.es The annual reunion of the Hills and presented them governor wilderness by pioneer creditors of Warren J. Weymouth, late of 35 % AUTOMOBIU i Sir Ferdinand Gorges, who and hunter, “Uncle Joe Meservey,” and in said County, whose estate has ’family will be held on Wednesday, August Plymouth, daily Prospect, OF M \lv a charter of the Braddock and c0MMERCIAl Frank in later received Province the hermits, Barrett, Lyon, been represented insolvent, hereby give public _4Sth, at the home of Mr. Lenfeat, of said of W E. RlChEH V of Maine. Captain John Smith of Vir- do not appear. They, with the causes notice agieeably to the order Judge U if stormy then, first fair day following. the Full Associated Press of the six months from and after the nion; fame came in in that the life of solitude, the Containing Report Probate, that No. 155 Park Si., Por! ginia 1614, D’Aulney prompted A. D. have been will hold a and 35 in a hollow between the Five fourteeeth day of July, 1914, J3LLIS0N. The Jeliison family 1636, Baron De Castine in 1667, dwelling of Barrett years Gigantic Struggle Our 1014 i- 19th. allowed said creditors to present and prove Catalogue reunion in Eureka hall, Bangor, August Church in 1696. and the burial of Braddock, in line most for M Major log, Great European Nations. their claims, and that we will to the everything of the are to attend^ we i- All members family requested The Indians to the east of the with his in an unmarked grave of Geo. E. John- May have the i»lr will Georges request, duty assigned us, at the office attend without further notice. Dinner be the must re- yon oin water system were the Etchemins, the on the little island in lake, son in Belfast, in said County, on Tuesday, the served at noon. most warlike and powerful tribe being main among the mysteries of romance. first day of September, A. D. 1914, and Thurs Gay. The annual reunion of the Gay family the Tarratines, known in our history as After the incorporation of Searsmont, 3 Months for $1.00 day, the fourteenth day of January, A. D. 1915 Ritchie the forenoon of each of will be held Aug. 20,1914. at Frederick the Penobscots. Those west of the dating February 5, 1814. the first town at ten of the clock in Waldo. Address of welcome by 3w3k Grange Hall, were the the Wawe- dating March 21, 1814, shows said days. Emma Woodbury. Georges Abnakis, meeting, This blank with $1.00 is good tor a GEO. E. JOHNbON, Lylla Sprague; response by nock tribe located next to our the record that Thomas Whittier was Commissioners.Gomniissi oners —C. A. Levanseller. Secretary. being by REUEL W. ROGERS, shores and on the coast to southwest of chosen moderator, Manasseh Sleeper, new subscription to the Bangor, Maine, of the TtiaFFRES. The 32nd annual reunion us. The conflict between them and the Clerk, Noah Prescott, first selectmen, Dr. W. G. ‘’ideffsea will be held at the Failiee farm Daily Commercial for three months. family Tarratines for supremacy of these shores Manasseh Sleeper, second selectmen, of W. M. North Cushing, Thursday, Heffses, and inland waters must have been fierce, Ansel Lothrop, third selectmen. In the WANTED 27th. If stormy, the first fair day fol- August but the Tarratines became and further election of minor officers, it is Name. lowing. masters, A seven or more room tenement for DENTIST, near the time of the coming of John shown by the record that the following reunion of the P. 0. Leadbetter, The annual Smith the Wawenocks were crushed in were participating as citizens of the a small family. Apply to Leadbetter will be held Thursday, Aug- family war and wasted by pestilence, till but a town: Rufus Gilmore, constable, (Alex- R. E. YOIINO. t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell BELFAS 27th, remnant remained to relate their woes. ander McLain) Joseph Muzzey,. treas- R. F. D. No„..... 134-14 30tf 9 3 MAIN STREET, Crabtree, North Haven. A picnic dinner will Te'. was a heart- Silvanus Jonathan ♦>e served. Each one bring his own dishes. Among them Samoset, kind urer) Hemingway, Centennial Prescott; Mr*. Sarah, wife of the late humpback salmon fok Maine. Thomas Morrow, who was ^arsmont1- of the Len- One of the lit nan at mosFinteresting and promising PAGE family living the village, and of vcED FROM TWOj whose sister, Susan piece* constructive fishery work now in Lennan, was oi such in the bureau of (cflN like the report of a mark that her funeral in progress fisheries, department e' plosion, 1850 has notice of commerce, is the introduction of the 14 miles in the of hump- ^ at Thomaston Bibliography Maine; Mrs. Sarah back salmon of the Pacific coast into the lit- heard at Searsmont vil- daughter of the late Alpheus toral waters of Msine. t and sister The native salmon of the New t’"t Then fol- McFarland, to Jane McFar- England coast (#v, northerly. Und in the has become very scarce, and there is a note- n,'rileS the living village; Mrs. Eliza, « ll"vi... sound', probably wire worthy run only in the Penobscot r ;' hling ot the late Joshua river, where a True, daughter W t|,en a hissing sound, like the bureau conducts extensive ad- °* mother operations a boiler. The Kea«ng. dressed to this species. to unfavor- "trh’f1 t rein frag- ot JohnV0'- Pre®c«r-,VMrs-and William and Owing the Michael Keat- able physical it(iis'‘ when taken from Mrs. conditions, dams, pollutions, “ ing; Phoebe, wife of the late Wil- removal of forests of feet deep, and had the head-waters, etc., in jji: I’lvo liam Cox, of the Thomas whose most of the streams formerly fT'’ bed violently together. family, frequented by daughters are Viola, wife of the salmon, there 1s little or no black one- the late probability ,,s crusted that this fish can ever be Frederick M. Richards of Camden, and re-established. The t S"'1 ., .!, and seemed to have salmon has t-JEEm humpback therefore been Ellen, wife of Professor Abdnn W. selected ...a fused, blu- as a suitable substitute. It near salt jl!i pebbly, [ Keene, for years teacher of spawns of vocal cul- water, and will find numerous If with feeble stains ture in the New streams in whicn i England Conservatory the eggs will hatch and the remain r*t. mil silver-white points of Music in young Boston, whose son, Frank until ready for their short marine life. The S® I Cox, is in mercantile life in Boston- How the Nations and With average weight attaiAed is five our the Mrs Compare in Area Population pounds, but n:r ,,ir3 of country, ten ■' Nancy Adams, daughter of the late Ed- examples weighing pounds are sometimes an and Spanish wars taken in jin mund Prescott, and wife of the late John United States. Alaska. When the fish is fresh-run u,wn was incorporated, ■ from the sea, the flesh is of a rich Q. Adams, who cared for his children red color, of > the surface of her delicious and a while he bore arms in the flavor, very satisfactory substi- records great Amer- AREA. tute for the Atlantic salmon. iiit town show; ican conflict, whose C> son, Charles S. Ad- oq. iviues. The bureau has begun an annual transfer of or years of the great has for ams, many years been an official Austria-Hungary. Texa8 265,780 humpback eggs from the west coast to the i 5, shows the deep 261,029 of the town and county, whose Servia. 23,661 West 24,780 Maine hatcheries, and is now in w ing of that iron hail. daughter Virginia'I:!:. distributing, Bertha is the wife of Rev. E. A. Dins- Bulgaria. 42,602 the form of fingerlings, the fish fiom ,1 for resulting expenditures iow, a citizen of the Rumania. 52,760 eggs brought across the continent last year. that town, whose sole ; ;, er soldiers for Montenegro. 4.500 Connecticut. .... The plants will aggregate about seven and a surviving sister, Mrs. Jane is a ; conflict rising higher Moody, Albania. 21,870 Half size of Ohio. quarter millions, and the waters stocked, which resident of the village; Mrs. Ber- fi’o?n r: in an ex- Lydia Greece. 46,522 Mississippi... have been specially selected for the purpose 1 ufminating of the ry, family from which by Brad- Vermont. will include the Maine p oho in ’65, when the Turkey (Europe). 11,100 o following rivers: Penob- bury and Sabra Toothaker des- Russia. United States.•••••■ 3,616,000 scot, p in the (Berry) 8,647,657 Androscoggin, Pleasant, Damariscotta, hi causes main, cended Mrs. George B. Dyer; Mrs. Jere France.. 207,054 Utah.Vmmn 195,670 Dennys, Orland, Union, Georges, Medomak, Crockett. Mrs. Robert German Empire. 208,780 Nevada.110,700 ) and St. Croix. »' Shibles, Mrs. Al- of the town’s quota, This work will be continued on a len Longfellow; that brings the chronic- rUf ULATION. large scale ic special mention seems annually until the humpback has been ler to the very door of his childhood, to Servia. 6,000,000 Illinois. 0,638,59 firmly » Viams, a citizen of 90 i established, and a great boon will thus be con- hear in memory Robert Shibles 5,000,000 •Ohio. 4.767,121 and valor faced false sav; Bulgaria..*. ferred on the fishing industry of Maine. In 1913 •‘James could never Rumania. 7,600,000 7,665,111 Phillips Pennsylvania the run Sound was valued w fusing to bear false ! knowingly humpback inPuget at take a cent that to another Montenegro. 500,000 Rhode Island. 542,610 the fish used as belonged $4,000,000, being chiefly for can- f: brave Union officer, Albania. 2,000,000 M. 2,061,612 person,” and to near Allen Virginia ning. In Maine and other New waters it the faced the iron Longfellow Greece. 4,500,000 New York 4,766,883 England “No City. the will be in as a say: storm, day or night, summer Vermont, humpback greatest demand P Virginia in ’64; and Maine, New Hampshire, fresh fish. or winter, was severe enough to stop Rhode Island, Con- f ,n, the scholar of rare Massachusetts, Mary Phillips from going to the house of necticut, New York, New Jersey, l i> went down 51,340,000 calmly a in sickness or Austria-Hungary. Indiana, Illi- 6' neighbor sorrow.” Pennsylvania, Ohio, ,.r, and returned clean- Minne- DARK HAKBOK “COTTAGES." of mention are Mrs. nois, Michigan, Wisconsin, 1 “without Worthy special i. morally, Harriet Mrs. sota. 51,280,142 True, Martha E. Keating, Two more summer have been P upon his garments;” Russian Empire.166,250,000 United States and possessions.120,000,000 palaces just Mrs. William Morse, the gifted at Dark Harbor, Islesboro. One is liig till June last, at preach- New England, New York,New Jersey completed er, Mrs. Lucy A. Bean, widow of Sam- France.. 39,601,000 the property of A. J. Drexel Paul of Philadel- A a monument of the and Pennsylvania. 37,665,000 who is a member of uel Bean, Mrs. Jotham Clark, Mrs. Isaac Same States included in comparison phia, the famous Drexel of the town that one Typewriter Bargain House and of the Marriner,descendant from one of theMay- with Aus'ria and Iowa, Missouri, Banking Quaker City's A new Oliver Typewriter, direct 'from the factory, never entry’s direful call in Germany. 64,925,000 social leaders. The structure, which will be iP; flower company, Mrs. Horatio Dunton, North and South Dakota,Nebraska, >lf answer, “Here ready for occupancy this month, has cost more irepid mother of R. F. and J. R. Dunton, Mrs. Kansas, Kentucky and Tennessee.. 65,874,000 used, and with all the latest improvements, will be sold at 1' s of the town have than $50,000. It is located on the western side j Susan Andrews, who has a rare collec- G. A. R. of Dark Harbor adjoining the Frothingham erty Post, a tion of Chinese curios; Mrs. Charles L. Its dimensions are 150 discount for cash. May be seen at wave and mould- property. general by *}\ guided Brown, Mrs. A. G. Caswell, Mrs. Josiah FRENCH AND GERMAN WAR SONGS. 85 feet, with a brick terrace along the western ers stand conspicuous THE JOURNAL Sweetland, Mrs. Abbie (Fuller) Potter, side, while the living and dining rooms have OFFICE. ground, Thomas Mor- The is a Mrs. Lucy N. Moody, late deceased at large covered porches. cottage el of civic weal; Col. Dutch Colonial structure of two stories with the age of 95 years. nobleman of “THE MARSELLAISE.” “THE WATCH ON THE RHINE.” shingled roof and stucco walls. It is finished sturdy ror a view 01 ine and Nathan Brooks. risgan promisea in poplar and chestnut, with yellow pine floors. land of the the Marsellaise” was written Claude “The Watch on the all pines encircling idylic The by Rhine” was written by It contains twenty-five rooms and eight bath E;' ef virtues; George a officer lake Quantabacook, a look, Joseph Rouget de Lisle, young French Max rooms. It has a system of electric PRESTON’S and resolute artisan lingering bchneckenburger, a Wurttemberg manu- complete a centennial farewell by those living else- of engineers, penned on the night of April 27 wiring and is heated by furnace. Before the as of the iron he facturer, in 1840, when France was r; 1792. It was written in the threaten- of this a crew men were where, ascend with us the Hatchet Strasburg, prin- building cottage of Boarding & Transient Stable the which was taken from France by ing the left bank of the Rhine. It was set in of a Livery, j cb, genial-minded mountain or the mountain cipal city to employed disposing ledge, roughly esti- road, Moody war of and I situated on street off Main street. I have and i tradesman; Israel Germany in the 1870-71, around music Carl mated to be about a in order to Is Washington just single road, with back to the mountains by Wilhelm, and during the Franco- $4000 job, lane, which the conflict will rage. make room for a The honor; the knight of present probably war luxurious flower garden. double hitches, buckboards, etc. Careful drivers if desired. Your | and sea on the and north of Prussian of 1870-71 was adopted as the patron- true south, just other cottage cost $35,000, and was built for Brown, the type ( Ye sons of freedom, wake to glory ! National folk issolidted. 235- 2, house 61-13. the brow of Lincolnville mountain be- hymn and rallying cry of the Frederick R. a well-known New York age Telephones—stable Iy28 man; Ur. Nathan P. Hark! hark! what myriads bid you rise! Kellogg, hold the quiet beauty of the dales of the Army. lawyer,which also will be ready for occupancy W. G. PRESTON, Proprietor. iiiii of heart and con- Your children, wives and grandsires hoary. river and lake basin, where General this month. This cottage is 130 feet long by the whose Behold their tears and hear their cries! A voice resounds like ii-r, divine, in the of his thunder-peal, 50 feet in width, containing twenty rooms and Henry Knox, closing years Shall hateful tyrants, mischiefs breeding. ’Mid waves and of aimed almost a cen- dashing clang steel: has five bath rooms. It has stucco walls, and heroic life in his country's service, sought With hireling hosts, a ruffian band, “The the the Milliken, who with Rhine, Rhine, German Rhine! a brick the entire length of the to retrieve his broken fortune in the tall and desolate the land, Who porch running Affright guards today my stream divine?” western side. It is a com- •vih represented tlie dis- lie ? gas lighted with pine timber of Plantation Bonaparte, While peace and liberty bleeding A. G. Casw'ell, the arms arms! brave! plete system. that had never resounded to the stroke To ! to ye CHORUS. fT*i857 LET YOUR CROPS ■ DECIDE^T? whose sword affairs, grave The avenging unsheathe; Dear no of an axe. Let the eye follow the wind- Fatherland, danger thine: will tell to use E. FRANK COE FERTILIZERS. Manufactured S. March on ! march on ! all hearts resolved ^ They you £ l^an. Frederick Firm stand thy sons to watch the Rhine! ing course of the Georges, given a sharp ) in Best in the at Maine. si lent of Vinalhaven, On victory or death. the Equipped Factory Country Belfast, the of <| of the angle by great spur Appleton a hundred thousand THINK OF IT & HALL BELFAST AGENTS. < a collector now the storm is rolling, They stand, strong, \ JALKSON ridge, then hiding in a chain of lakelets, Now, dangerous legislator in the Maine Which treacherous Kings confederate raise; Quick to aveng£ their country’s wrong. stealing past the dale with white spire With filial love their bosoms COE-MORTIMER COMPANY, NEW .a Grand Commander The dogs of war, let loose, are howling, swell, 30,000 Persons Publicly Recommend Our at South dash- the Montville, kissing meads, lo! our fields and cities They’ll guard sacred landmark well. of Maine, and Grand And blaze; Some are Belfast YORKj down declivities with water- Remedy, People. jJTHE of ing eight And shall we basely view' the ruin, Knights Templar The dead of a heroic race powers in our town, as it courses from While lawless force, with guilty stride, Over one hundred thousand have recom- Bateman, a political From Heaven look down and meet their its source, behind Spreads desolation far and wide. gaze; mended Doan’s Pills: ■ and force partial “Haystack,” Kidney DIRECT LINE : originality With crimes and blood his hands They swear with dauntless heart, “O Rhine, in the lake of its own name, the Georges, imbruing? For New Order now on the staff to etc. Be German as this breast of mine!” backache, kidney, urinary ills, England ons, the twin and rival in beauty of lake To arms! arms! ye brave, urnai: Adelbert Mil- Thirty thousand signed testimonials Eastern Steamboat Cg, Quantabacook; thence easterly five miles O Liberty! can man resign thee, While*flows one of German Bay v now a drop blood, Are now in , jiractitioner, the bases of and Once having felt thy generous flame? Or sword remains to appearing public print. of Protection the Paul brothers, along “Hogback” “Frye guard thy flood, COMMENCING I- Mountain” behold the northern terrace Can dungeons, b >1 ts or bars confine thee? While rifle rests in patriot hano— Some of them are Belfast people. Willis the ban- Paul, — Or noble tame? No shall and I, of the lake shore in North Searsmont whips thy spirit foe tread thy sacred strand! Some are published in Belfast. An Ideal and Progressive Fraternal MONDAY, JUNE 15, .:i these goodly areas; Too long the world has wept, bewailing 1914, incomparable the landscape from that No other remedy shows.such proof. for Men and : 1 'Toy W. Heal rank- That falsehood’s dagger tyrants wield, Our^oath resounds, the river flows, Social Insurance Order STMR, GOLDEN ROD will Run Week to the south, repaying a In Follow this Belfast man’s Every brothel s, point richly But freedom is our sword and shield, golden light our banner glows. example. Cooper over ter, 1887. as visit—then follow back the And all their arts are Our hearts will guard thy stream divine; "Some six when on a farm Women. Organized November, Day Follows: r Freeman Cooper, unavailing. years ago living miles fringed with the modest green of To arms! to arms! ye brave, etc. The Rhine, the Rhine, the German Rhine! tuiers at West Sears- | near Morrill, Me., I had considerable trouble No. was instituted in the Leave r! fir-bearing trees the shore of Lake Quan- Be fast Lodge, HO, Brooksville, 6.30 a. m.; Castine, 6.45 a. ■ rt, Me.; John Thomp- from a lame and aching back,” says I. W. Cross City of Belfast December 28, 1889, and ex- m.; Warren’s Landing, Islesboro, 7.10 .'a. rn.; tabacook and its outlet the east branch to those in selectman at North Constipation Causes Sickness. retired farmer of 57 Miller street, Belfast. “] tends a cordial invitation wishing pro- arrive Belfast, 8.00. Returning, leave^Bel- of the with its seven water Children cost to become members 8.30 a. m. c ii suc- Georges Cry tection at minimum fast, >j Walls, the Don’t permit yourself to become constipated, had been bothered in that off and on foi powers in our town, pond enhanc- way ! of this of good health and Leave 2.15 m.; 2.45 im r in that of the Moody FOR FLETCHER’S lodge. Anyjperson Brooksville, p. Castime, part as system to absorb a and a half. Some and 45 will be ing the picture, buttressed by the goodly your immediately begins about year of the attack? | habits between the ages of 18 p. rn.; Warren's Landing, 3.10 (in time for r, once mayor of Sac- 1 and hills of and Belmont. This is poison from the backed-up waste matter. Use C were so severe that I was to ofi Certificates issued for 8500, $1000 boat to Boston.) Returning, leave Belfast, in Morrill ASTOIRI a compelled lay eligible. Alexander Dyer, Information gladly given at all times. 5,00 p. m. for Vv'arren’s Landing < Islesboro), the town of Searsmont, with its homes Dr. King’s New Life Pills and keep well. There from work for a or so. I read about s( $2000. of Nevada took day EBEN M. SANBORN. Fin. Sec'y. Castrne and Brooksville. of and its of is no better illness. Just THE ESCAPE OF THE CECILIE. 1 the brother of beauty peace, century safeguard against many people being cured of such troubles bj 6ml8 IDA A. MAHONEY.Cor. Sec'y. Connections will be made with the Lastern ib l.ennan, hearts and hands, welcom- ttownMrs. Thomas Morrow; humanizing take one dose to-night. 25c. at your Druggist. Doan’s Kidney Pills that I got a box. Thej Steamboat Co. to and from Boston. Maine ing a new century of the magic of Has a German skipper turned Jules Central Railroad to and from Boston. Steamer whose good name is acted like magic and cured my back in no time science. Franklin F. Phillips. Verne? While the Pierre Lotis and the Stockton to and from Camden. Connections r> ,i ,• life of the village; Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Skin Eruptions. I had no further trouble for some time. I was Sunday with Eastern S. S, Co. from,Boston for sic deceased, Abel liv- Conrads of literature compose f SHORT DISTANCES IN EUROPE. Joseph around the one and OR COMFORT? Warren’s Landing (Islesboro), Castine,and STAPLES working yard day probably CONSTIPATION ; whose CAPT MARION a nor Brooksville. Bailey Moore, dashing sea yarns with pen, Captain overdid myself, which brought another acut< There can be neither comfort good > and Nathan Moore; exists. Most Agents —Fred Patterson, Belfast; \lamea Area of Countries at War Less Polack is his adventure with an attack, I used Doan’s Pills ant health where constipation Aggregate the of a penning again Kidney Warren’s J. M. V >gel. Cas- r :li (ore, Keating, Ken- Presides at Opening Municipal suffer from this cause at intervals, Richards, Landing; ; and Than United States by 500,000 Squaie ocean leviathan, to accessories of wire- they relieved me just as quickly as before, I people tine; C. P. Tapley, Brooksv He. li nils, Sears Wood- Market House at Joplin, Mo. are chronic victims. I many Parties desiring a pleasant sail on Penobscol 's- a t narrate the marks Miles. less, gun play, fog and foreign war. We confirm all that I said, praising Doan’s Kidney ihe old-time reme- The Globe of Strangely enough, Bay can take stmr. Golden Rod at 8 M- a. m ■ rth in did time Joplin, Mo., Daily July several I consider them tin 1 all, could that he was somewhere off the Pills, years ago. dies for this common complaint from Belfast and have 4 hours in Castine. Or The whole of Continental Europe 30th first move toward figured | very says: "Joplin’s best to be had.” and bo m. his chance to kidney remedy were nauseating doses powerful leave Castine at 2.45 p. for Belfast, giving; local be on the United States reviving interest in agricultural develop- Pentland Fifth, watching 5.00 encyclopedist superimposed Mr. Cross is only one of many Belfas ; that often made the condition worse 1 hourtoshop. Returning, leave Bedfast p. ment of southwest Missouri was made dash into Hamburg, and he pushes his j they i.iiver Belfast road, and there would be left over an area ap- Then wore out in their m. These excursions have always been very when bow the into French- people who have gratefully endorsed Doan’ than before. they of yesterday 4,000 farmers, including huge past Porpoises a in the past seasons. Gardner Ripley, the size of the New effect 60 that it was necessary to take popular proximating England members of their families, were enter- man’s Bay. All the elements of the Kidney Pills. If your back aches—if you j Connections will be made with stmr. Sieur ! Hi homestead, making and dose. Hie first attempts at the of the novel are in the interna- bother you, don’t ask for a kid | larger larger DeMonts to and from Rockland at Castine for ii -some are wonder- States. tained opening municipal popular exploit: kidneys simply dose at sought to make the Sw25 in- market house at Twelfth and Main tional hostile cruisers in DISTINCTLY FOR DOAN’l improvement Warren’s Landing and Dark Harbor. : m :> to grace. Janies The combined area of the Nations complications; ney remedy—ask but to the taste a a treasure of bullion more palatable disguise COOMBS BROS., Managers. streets.” Then follows full report of pursuit; huge gold KIDNEY PILLS, the same that Mr. Cros: 1 Sage of the (juan- volved in the crisis—Germany, size was increased and results wore present was a total at- in the the of the un- the a the There hold; mystery fog; eased to be world France, Russia, the British Isles, Aus- proceedings. had—the remedy backed .by home testimony 1 tendance of more than 5,000, and 3,100 certain effects of wireless communi- unsatisfactory. lical, who lived to the tria and Servia— is not so as the 50c at all stores. Foster-Milburn Co., In of it was large of a bountiful dinner. a of American financiers Props. this age progress impossible war of persons partook cation; group NOTICE soldier of the United States 500,000 square miles. N. Y. "When Your Back is Lame- that doses horse medicine by I The Mason band the in the able and will- Buffalo, resembling 1- defense of Belfast distances between the centers of Springs opened smoking-room, to he taken human The to the ftve-million-dollar craft Remember the Name.” should continue by s 1 meeting with a selection and Captain ing buy j Capt, George An- in Europe are no more than an In the new laxative, rinklets, population I Marion chairman, made a biief in order that they might go where they beings. O. S.VICKERYjM.D, ; nsive trader in the salesman covers Staples, a sugar-coated American traveling The has a sound. is presented dainty, pill, Willard introductory speech. pleased. thing lordly ue, Thayer, every week in the year. Taking Berlin than a grain of mustard, TO is one of the biggest and best It has stupendous humor. A transat- | hardly larger PRACTICE LIMITED Barlow, the Warren as a center the table an ‘■Joplin THE from docs following gives for a fifteen-million- that is free unpleasant effects, 1 agricultural counties in Missouri,” Cap- lantic chase in fog B., all have W'orthy idea of the distances which may be trav- I not the stomach nor gripe hut tain said, "but Joplin never has dollars international stake. Here is a upset j i .■ vi Greer, the exten- ersed the Armies and Navies of the Staples nature the needed assistance. Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, by realized its Ic sporting event for money kings. j simply gives ev: l’oor, the soldier; importance agriculturally. also assist and are belligerents: has devoted all its attention Those who know Captain Polack testify | rinklets digestion and Refraction. f lawyer and mayor Miles previously to take after a full meal. Once use 874 to mining, but it has awakened now and that if any skipper in the German mer- pood [ is brother, John K. Berlin to Paris. and you will never return to 746 I that it needs the farmers and chant navy could have extricated his rinklets the months of and August I Bowen P. Berlin to London. it realizes harsh During July j Belfast; in the command from that awkward salts, oil and purgatives. Berlin to St. Petersburg.1,091 the farmers need it. So, future, predic- will in corner Church and Fi-id & Quimby, Bel- Your own can supplyyou with |be my office, | Berlin to Luxemburg. 350 will interest itself in the welfare ament he was that officer. He forced MlMDilf druggist ( "i the gifted town 425 Joplin rinklets or they will be sent by mail, Bridge Streets, from 10 a. m. to 11.30 a ! Berlin to Metz. of its rural his ship, with what reserves of coal re- Jos- 175 neighbors. Light Draft, the I>r. Williams Medicine uctioneer; Capt. Berlin to Russian border. after more than by 12 m. to 3.00 p. m., and 1 "The market house has been erected mained in his bunkers postpaid, m., by appoint- r of Baldwin and border. 375 N. at 25 cents per Berlin to French a of toward Co., Schenectady, Y., at a cost of $90,000 for the benefit of half crossing the Atlantic, Good h ment. Tel. 149-13. imund Adams, late Berlin to Warsaw. 398 Service, bottle. Send for helpful pamphlet. he continued, “and it will be the nearest port likely to remain neutral. :• farm in Delaware: Berlin to Austrian border. 185 farmers,” From 4 p. m. until 19. a. m. at Camp 427 use. You will be wel- Newfoundland and Nova Scotia were iv- for Berlin to Vienna. for their special Better. s, many years he be Nothing Quantabacook. Searsmont. Tel. 23-2. Berlin to 600 come here and urges you to come. nearer; but by the time could e Dale Clan; Charles Belgrade. Joplin Berlin to 178 that inside their three-mile limits SPECIAL TO WOMEN resident of Brain- Hamburg. Captain Staples expressed regret steaming 180 into the Berlin to Posen it was to send an invitation to he might have been steaming and Barstow, school au- 497 impossible The most economical, cleansing Berlin to Antwerp. but said every iaws of a hostile Power. MARCELLUS J. DOW, Apat, r!. .ate of Os- 550 every farmer, agricultur- is Camden; Berlin to Brussels. would nave been germicidal of all antiseptics alist was welcome. If a farmer didn’t Passamaquoddy Bay GEO. t. uid financier; Charles London to Paris. 287 Maine. JOHNSON, it was because com- nearer, than Bar Harbor, but Brooks, resident and business Hamburg to St. Petersburg.1,269 get an invitation, probably, 850 not know how to send to it is close to Canadian j Alvin born Dover to Kifl. mittees did him, unpleasantly Phillips, waters, and in fact it never has been, engineer in ! Dover to Cuxhaven. 55o he said. mining introduced the since a certain notorious wrangle, Tobacco Salesmen States. B. Capt. Staples then quite at * Joseph leave off Law, Out. : Mcln- certain where Eastport waters duplex telegraphy, One Progressive Speaks sneakers, including Mayor Hugh WANTED. Attorney I who welcomed the visitors to and Canadian waters begin. Cutler, Powder to l’1 a Searsmont school- doe, Joplin, A soluble Antiseptic BELFAST. MAINE. Editor of The Ellsworth Ameri- and included music, vocal Jonesport and Machias are a tight $100 monthly. Expenses. Experience Kin, 50 a resi- To the the program as years Frenchman’s is a Advertise and take orders, be dissolved in water needed. can: I advise all progressives in Franklin i and instrumental. The Globe accompan- squeeze. Bay deep, EARNunnecessary. Cal., Capt. Joseph for Chewing in all Courts. Probate to vote for the of the with the roomy, sheltered haven. The Cecilie is from merchants Smoking and^ As a medicinal antiseptic for douches Practice practice diam Rev. and elsewhere republican ied its report proceedings a 2c. Crawford, j until further notice. She is Tobacco, Cigarettes, Cigars, etc. Send or this fall. I am still a progres- editorial: safe there, in treating catarrh, inflammation specaltv. 2tf uk Muzzey, late resi- candidates following stamp for full particulars. to but I fail to see behind the spruce-bristled, granite-back- ulceration of nose, throat, and that :'ii.'.o Muzzey, late resi- sive, and expect be, AN APPRECIATION. HEMET TOBACCO CO„ l; ed and to have her there, no ii in the progres- Porpoises, put New ,N Y. feminine ills it has equal. vi who any progression voting had a hand in 10w27 York, caused by Muzzey, spent A many people the is of a sive ticket and electing democratic can- great Captain Polack, something pro- the Lydia E. Pinkham Joshua True and successful of the new market For ten years didates. opening digious stunt. Paxtins true, Capt. Hiram It takes a ot of Medicine Co. has recommended jA Yours house yesterday. peo- It is an appropriate region for refuge. dyer, and his sons, respectfully, harmoniously to in their private correspondence with tl.; C. E. Butler. ple, working together, A hundred years ago British and Yankee Trucking. Iliram Wing, Wil- such functions success- which its carry through were in and out, women, proves superiority. all kinds of Jotham West Franklin, Aug. 3, 1914. privateers dashing Rockland-Belfast I am prepared to do trucKing li Toothaker, program was suc- have been cured say fully—and yesterday’s launching rattling broadsides at each ■Women who Furniture and piano moving a specialty. Leave irge Clark is living The At cessfully carried through. people other, lurking in those perpetual fogs AUTO SERVICE it is "worth its weight in gold/’ orders at the stable, corner of Alain and Crosfe e Spear, whose son and be accommodated receive atteiv- who are to profit and pouncing out. In the Spanish War druggists. 50c large box, or by mail. streets, and they will prompt r, widow of James house are indebted to n. connection by the new market to reassure summer cottagers, the Gov- Toilet Mass. tic Telephone lime- 1 The Paxton Co„ Boston, n, .lames Fuller, COLDS, enthusiastic workers, who on Leave Belfast, Windsor Hotel, 8,00 a. m.; W. all these gave ernment mounted four dummy guns WV.BLAZO, -Josiah Sweetland and and 2 00 m. Ui,, without stint of both time money. Rock and announced that Bar p. 14 126 Waldo Avenue, Beelfaat "Shua and HEADACHES, BILIOUSNESS, Egg I Arrive Rockland, 9.30 a. m.; 3 30 p. m. I®, Sylvanus There is one man, however, who de- was after which the c Harbor fortified; R. T. & C. and Follett. de- of the credit. He | Leave Rockland, Waiting Room, dm Cyrus should be remedied at once. They serves the lion’8 share summer soundly. i miik colony slept ! 10,00 a. m.; 4.00 p. m. Jones, Benjamin for and long has been, ar. agricultural The rest is to all the 11.30 a. 5.30 m. ‘'- bilitate the system—pave the way is, easy guess—how Arrive Belfast, m.; p. Orders Solicited irpA; teacher and been more H. C. Hoffses ilman, “fan.” No one has strongly yachts from Kittery to Calais will rush tr, Cushman, town treas-• dangerous ills. with the fact that some at the 50 ROUND TRIP, $2.50 impressed day to Frenchman’s Bay to look fugi- FARE, $1 For fitted stove wood, building sand and o. v. man, Moses and Wil- “L. F.” Atwood’s Medi- will mining as the fishermen will *'• For 60 years, agriculture supplant tive liner; how the Maine IN ADVANCE CLEANING. Cooper and his of this section and that, into fearful SEATS MAY BE RESERVED and a small quantity of hard wood cine has effectively arrested these ail- principal industry wrench her German name gravel, St u0Per' it now ^ far in the future though may be, distortions of thriftily STEAMPRESSING wo,kl" »'• to afford mispronunciation; lumber. GILES G. ABBOTT, .. have character ments. It never fails complete but),, given is not too soon to prepare for such a day; dollars taking parties out for a in this here testifies: garner TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Lincolnville Avenue. and REPAIRING. teoiii ocii-ty town, pic- relief, as Miss Knowles no one has more fully appreciated the and tell the story to their grand- MAINE Tel r37-2 and hill and look, lltft river, dale, of bringing the farmers and children. since she is a prison- WILLIAM B. WILLIAMSON. Gen’l Manager 26tf Hampden Highlands, Me.: importance Perhaps, Era;, rtr.-tching leas, deeply men of county in closer until hostilities are ended, the Ger- AUGUSTA, MAINE. CUSTOM CLOTHES TO r,i- “Have used the “L. F.” Atwoods 'business Jasper er ORDER) name of Mrs. Joseph each no one has done offer. At hey I can we touch with other; mans would consider an any I tht Mrs. Aman- Medicine for many years, say 216-13 Wifi! pioneers; of as much hard work in connection with rate we complain that she has At 52High Street. Tel. Horace and have never known them to fail pro- might tehttr i•“tf Muzzey head- the of the market square. violated our law foreign DOAK & PATTERSON I True of satisfactory results in colds, opening prohibiting Biod ii A,M s. Montville, ducing It sounds like a far cry from sailing vessels to enter our coastwise passenger their aches, biliousness, etc., when used ac- E. H. BOYINGm tin,,.: ,0l,a family making the rocky coast of Maine to trade. Who told her she might carry ,,ri,l of to directions. ships along Carleton Doak of Belfast and Arthur W. h» learning and of in- cording the in an to Bar Harbor ? Ivy M. Knowles. heading procession agricultural people from New York Patterson of Castine wish to announce that wife of (Signed) southwest but it with Eye-Sight Specialist NOTICE. tJKnim V|,‘'lleton Dyer, movement in Missouri, Wbat ruinous competition the have formed a partnership for the gen- "‘"therof Mrs. Job H. they ^'-ii.i-rv 'V' It’s easier to prevent illnesB than to isn’t. Eastern Steamship Company !—Boston OF THE eral practice of law, under the firm name of Guaranteed work In Chirapody, Manicur* »of.'dmuien; Mrs. Abigail, Here’s looking toward you, Captain DOAK & PATTERSON, with offices at Bel- ’lei Daac restore health. Get YOUR bottle NOW, Transcript. ng and Shampooing. Also Facial Work, Sbfotj Woodman, whose Marion Staples! OPTICAL fast and Castine, BOYINUTON CO., on busi- Work at Marcia and Anna, the from dealer. a The Belfast office will be open every Full line of all kinds of Hair my her, sn. any Never can tell when you’ll niaBh finger or Dr. ness day—the Castine office will be open on ari’. wife of the late a burn or scald. Be pre- over Shlro’s Store, Phoenix Row. fe.S, iy This will be read with interest by the suffer cut, bruise, 44 South Main Street, Winterport, Maine and and at other times parlors '' and whose son Bottle—35 cents—Sample FREE. Dr. Thomas’ Elec- Fridays Saturdays by ■nan w Hand, Big in pared. Thousands rely on 3m 27 many friends of Capt. Staples Maine, 26c and OFFICE MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS. special appointment, MISS EVIE HOLMES. ka, e.| wiman, living on the an- ic OU. Your druggist sells it. 60c. DAYS, 32|) '• M e native State. Mrs. (Sally (Hazeltine) “L. F.” MEDICINE CO., Portland, his SEVERE RHEUMATIC obituary Stockton springs. The Repuoucan journal a * PAINS DISAPPEAR William Hall Wight died July 80th, 1914 al Lillian and Ploranca Mitchell of Ban- 1914 Risers BELFAST. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1*. Louise hia residence on Lincolnville avenue. He waa gor bare the guests bat week of Mbs Rheumatism on an acid depends born in Belfast, Maine, May 15, 1872, the son 8 hots, Sylvan street PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY in the blood, which affects the of the late James P. and Josephine Hall Wight and Mr. Simpson of Cortona ar- muscles and joints, producing in- Mr. Ireland Pub. He was educated in the Belfast schools and at il to call upon Mr. and Mrs. L & The Republican Jour. Co. stiffness and This ved Saturday flammation, pain. Oak Grove Seminary, Vasaalboro, graduating street. acid into the blood through Titcomb, Sylvan gets from that school in 1892. Nov. 28, 1896, hs some defect in the process. b the charming CHARLES A. PIU3BURY, digestive married Lottie D. Frisbee of Belfast, Maine, Stbekton enjoying (T) ( Bu“Mat»ger Hood’s the old-time of August "dog-days!" Fortunately, Sarsaparilla, and for a few years they carried on hia father’s weather blood tonic, is successful in the has been finbhed. .very farm. this time he served as steward the haying mostly Terms. For one one acts During Advertising square, treatment of rheumatism. It Ireland one in the State Industrial School for Girls in Hal- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weed, Mr. Percy inch length in column, 25 cents for week on directly, with purifying effect, were and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. lowell, Maine, severing his connection there on and Mr. Fred Young, all from Cortona, the blood, and improves the diges- Subscription Terms. In advance, $2.00 a account of his father’s ill health. In 1910 hs guests laat Saturday of Mr. and Mra. Fred for si* months: 60 cents for three *ini. Don’t suffer. Get Hood’stodav. year; $1.00 built the new residence where he died, and West Main street. months. Hanley, busi- tie is carried in foreign bottoms while from there carried on an extensive grain Mrs. Charlotte J, Cleveland of Bangor spent ness, In 1908 Mr.* Wight’s health began to with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fbn- has succeeded the ships thus subsidized are available as the week-end Congressman Guernsey at times with asth- of fail. He suffered intensely d Eaat Mato street, leav.ng Monday morn- in securing an additional appropriation transports or for other uses in time era, ma, but at all times bore his suffering uncom- ing for home. of for the new build- war. Take the big Cunard fleet for ex- $40,000 government plainingly. Mr. Wight was an industrious, officers to the British Mrs. Arthur Colcord, East Main atreet, ac- ing in Bangor. ample. The belong upright citizen, and was devoted to his home disci- companied by her little daughter Dona, re- naval reserve, and naval rules and and family. Kind hearted and obliging he Just think what might have turned laat Saturday from visits with relatives happened are observed on board the ships, an made friends, who learned of his death pline many in N. B. if President Wilson had undertaken to St Stephen, # additional of safety of trans- with regret. His funeral was held from his the German and guarantee Mr. and Mra. Alvah C. Treat Church street, depose present emperor atlantic travel in time of and a late residence Sunday, Aug. 2^d, at 2 p. m., peace on her name his successor. waa were in Prospect Sunday calling uncle. men in case of Rev. Ashley A. Smith officiating. There reserve force of trained and Mr. William of relatives and friends and Capt. Junes Hillman, Smith, is true of other lines. a large gathering G. Hiehborn of Cam- President Wilson’s offer of mediation hostilities. This two men, now in very poor health. Dr. and Mrs. Herman the flowers were simply beautiful, completely aged the North Maas., by their daughter, was the but will have no Capt. Polack, who brought to bridge, accompanied proper thing, Ailing one side of the room. He leaves Mra. Gladys (Rendell) Sprague's presence in liner into Bar Harbor the Mina Ruth, reached town last Thursday; other effect than to manifest the good German Lloyd mourn their loss a devoted wife and mother. in town—the of her mother-in-law, The 63rd Annual gueet Mrs, for their annual visit in the an officer in the German their automobile intentions of this country. As to ar- other day, is The bearers were Henry Bakeman, Thomas C. W. Church atreet-ia a pleasure to Sprague, doctor's native place, in the home of his the war in might as naval reserve. The ships that it cost Barker, Everett Hart and Harry Townsend. her relativea and schoolmates in her old resting Europe you many father, the late Capt. Henry Albert Hichborn,_ well to an avalanche with a millions to and that could not be The interment was in Grove cemetery. home. attempt trig build, East Main street. Welcome home! like the en- snowball. had in an emergency present Mra. Albert C. Colcord, Eaat Main street, of Conn., ar- David N. swett died 6th at his home in Horace A, Staples Bridgeport, are available for Aug. under other conditions, tertained a fcur-table auction bridge party for a brief visit with of a few as the rived in town Aug 4th Mexico haB been lost sight of in the Benton after an illness days of all FAIR*- have ^•BELFAST immediate use bv the nations which August 5th to the great delight present, Horace West Main a shock. He was j hiB mother, Mrs. Staples, interest aroused by the war in result of receiving paralytic closed with the greater subsidized their lines. In this The evening’s pleasure serving He left for Boston, en route to steamship born in Knox in February, 1842. When the j street. Friday At last advices Villa and Car- of cake and hot cocoa. “Come Europe. the Democratic has op- , and business office. again; BELFAST, MAINE, country party Civil War broke out he enlisted in the 23d Mis- his home ranza were about to set rival up govern- in little eon New- and exclaimed numerous friends posed the subsidy of shipping any souri Artillery, and serving his full time, re- Mr. and Mrs. Allan Burse and stay longer!" ments and the latter had demanded the native village. form, and has succeeded in defeating all enlisted in the 2nd Maine Cavalry. He was a man have returned to their home in Costigan, in this genial young gentleman’s of the of Mexico under is the capitulation City this kind. It would certainly member of E. P. Pratt Post, G. A. R. After after two months in town. Mrs. B. The Society inserts following: August and measures of spending Cong’l 18,19 20 an the Mrs. Mc- come! You threats of attack upon capital, the close of the war Mr. Swett was engaged in the daughter of Mr. and John “If don’t want to laugh-don’t seem to be a wiser policy to subsidize only you Hall next could result in and Colorado and in Mexico School street. see is to be at Densiow which only looting American lines than to pay to railroad construction in Laughlin, Aunt Mary steamship The i Exhibits in All of which was to be for a of ten He had made his J. A. and their evening, August 17,1S14. society Big Horse, murder. expect- for and passage many period years. Mr. and Mrs. Flanders, Jr., Monday Cattle, foreigners freight a successful Sheep this un- home in Benton for the twenty years, and after his is her to town after long, ed as the result of country's the to past little daughter Maxine, visiting par- bringing times the amount of subsidies, say she wins friends, for Swine and with during his residence there won the distinction and J. A. Flanders, East Main trip: wherever she goos Agricultural necessary and unwise meddling lo our ents, Mr. Mrs, Department of giving employment old on the road! nothing a friend the little lady _ of being a kind neighbor and good left for en route to she is gamiest Mexican affairs. a street, Monday Bangor, and seafarers, securing He was united From Canada to Mexico and from the east coast shipbuilders who will be missed by many. their home in Albany, N. Y. men and restor- to her and- Great of naval reserve of trained i n to Miss Ellen Carter, who with his to the are glad s—1 at o_.a. AGENT Hall Grant* ***ry evening duriag tb* Bethel AUGUST Fair. MARK DOWN Maine. The atora* 1 ? Belfast, will • generally cIom Wednesday jj! j! afternoon. August Will receive one car load of Touring Cars 19th, Governor's dsy at th« Belfast Fair. | ! Monday, August 17th. The Decrow launch Louise wiU run betweet I MUSLIN, CREPE aid LINEN DRESSES Belfast and Northport tomorrow and Saturday for the carnival at Bayaide. on ever before; It Remember the the prices good clothes lower than , _ Northport Carnival, to-mor and Ratine Wash Skirts I! row and for Crepe,Cordeline Saturday, which great prepare Beginning today the following reductions in our j tiona have been mad*. "All aboard for North- Suits will port 1” bummer be in force. Everything must DRE8SE8 Mrs. A. E. Clark fell in her room Tuesda] go at the following prices: and sustained a | morning painful and serioui I to her $7.50 Dresses, Sale $4.98 injury hip. Fortunately no bones were Price, “ “ “ broken. $25 and $22.50 Suits, Red Tag Price now $16.50 i 5.98 3.98 Red Price now Mr. and Mra. H. $18 Suits, Tag .v 12.50 “ : Leroy Southard of this city “ “ 11 and $15.00 Suits, Red Tag Price now .... 10.50 3.98 have bought the G. C. Lower place in North- $16.50 2.69 to Share in Profits and 10.00 " •“ " " $8.75 and 6.95 Buyers j|j| port and will take possession some time ir 12.50 j 9.00 Sep tember. Mr. and Mrs. Lower will move t< 8.00 and 5.95 WASH SKIRTS Lower Prices on Ford Cars * ** || Belfast. 7.50 and 6.50 3.95 j Effective from to August 1, 1914, August 1, 1915, Messrs. Knee Pants Suits, $5.00 to $6.00 value, now 3.95 George A. Quimby and C. O. Poor re- § Widow Jones $3.98 Skirts, Sale Price $2.69 and guaranteed against any reduction during jjjj | tur ned last a $3.50 Knee Pants Suits now. “ “ “ that time: jpj Saturday from week’s sojourn al $3.00 and 1.95 3.49 The Pines, Quantabacook. While there Men’s Summer Underwear now ... 2.19 TOURING they Best 50c. .35 CAR, $490 entertained Mrs. C. O. Poor. Mr. and *• | Mrs. Fred 25c. ”. .19 “ “ “ R. Poor and Miss Julia 2.98 ■■ 1.79 RUNABOUT, 440 Perry. 15c. Men’s, Boys’ and Ladies’ Hose now .09 I. S. of N. " | Wedgwood hat TOWN Farmington, H„ $1.00 Union Suits now ...... 69 CAR, 690 I arri ved to succeed John The remainder of our stock of SUMMER McPherson as fore- « 1.00 Negligee Shirts now. .69 J j; F. O. B. Detroit, all cars ill fully equipped. man of the Making and Goodyear rooms at In the United States of America only. and COATS at Leonard & Barrows fsetory. With hie wife NEARLY EVERYTHING ELSE IN SAME PROPORTION. i Further, we will be able to obtain the maximum he has rooms for the present at G. C. Seavey’s. ! efficiency in our factory production, and the pi ; minimum cost in our purchasing and sales de- Mrs. H. W. Cook of this town accompanied Don’t neglect this opportunity to save money. ONE-HALF PRICE II JJI three little girls laBt to children’s partments if we can reach an output of Friday 300,000 homes,- two of them to the Girls’ Home in Bel- we must have at these cars between the above dates. The cash prices. >p fast and one of them to the home in Augusta. i And should we reach this we (SUITS production, agree ip Both of these institutions are filled to their ca- to as the share from to pay buyer’s $40 $60 per pacity, but they responded to Mrs. Cook’s ap- l JAMES H. HOWES, ii jji # * > car, on or about 1, to retail peal and received the little ones. At the August 1915, every !p pres- * ent time there are .~~ I buyer who purchases a new Ford car between pi four girls from Brunswick HARRY W. CLARK & . August 1, 1914, and August 1, 1915. in the Belfast home, and two boys and one CO., ip girl in the Augusta borne.—Brunswick Tele- ! For further Particulars regarding these low prices and j ji graph. The Main Street Clothiers, Belfast. profit sharing plan,see the nearest Ford branch or Dealer [ j j The City Water. The following report of I THE I' ■ THIRTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE H. D. Evans, director of the Laboratory of will be held Last The Northport campmeeting Sunday, after making her regular irip Hygience at Auguqta, in regard to the regular 21st. Rev. Horace B. from Castine to from August 17th to Belfast, connecting with the quarterly analysis of the city water, sent church will Boston ! —ll!~ ■■■' —I Sellers of tne Belfast Methodist boat, the steamer Castine carried the Eastern Maine July 28th, will interest all who use it, and allay services. Klark-Urban have charge of the devotional company to Camden. Next Sun- any fear of typhoid cases coming from it: “I Tent have an day, Aug. 16th, she will make an excursion to Ford Motor find it in Emma White Barker accepted Company the best condition yet. It is clear, of Crescent via { A. Perry Coombs to Beach, electric cars from Cam- low color invitation from Manager and vegetable content; is free from Lewis’ STATE den, leaving at FAIR 25th, if wharf, Belfast, water and not take a trip to Castine August pleasant, 8.30, sewage polluted with surface at The Tent are touching Bayside and Temple Heights Miss Grace A. Lord is assisting in The City drainings.’’ if not the the next fair day. go- with the ing and returning. The Spiritual News of Belfast. National Bank during the vacation season. also making arrangements Auxiliary campmeet- The me Bixcn, ana one oi tne best band concerts at BANGOR, MAINE, Park some time this ing Temple Heights begins August 15th, and Governor William for a picnic at the City T. Haines and Congress of the season, was on M. Southworth entertained the given schoolhouse com- this will afford opportunity to spend the man John A. Peters will attend the Belfast month. day 7 m. at mon last Friday evening. The first concert there. Fare for the J.. trom 3 to p. Aug. 6th, round trip, 50 cents. Fair 19th. Mrs. I. Frankel of the Ne* York Bargain was August was June 26th. The attendance 27. afternoon given 25, 1914. A Friday 26, farm. delightful New 28, Boston and New Advertisements. D. South- August Store left last Sunday for Ralph a delicious Thomas Harrower and who have evening was large and the feature of the con- action and supper family, and worth announces a semi-annual York for her fall and winter line of goods grand clear- been occupying a tenement in the Ludwick cert was the tenor solo, “When the Twilight Minute New and ,,| £. vlock ac- ance sale of summer and Something Every Interesting will return in about two weeks. She was clothing furnishings j j house on Primrose moved to Ban- Comes to Kiss the Rose Charles recently received street, have Good-night,"by at “The Home of Good M. Randall, her Marian and sor Values,” 12 Main to Entertain and Amuse the Crowd F. iiammons. There will be no concert on the companied by daughter her son Tom, who is gor. street. The sale | Ytter from visit in New York. begins today, Aug. 13th, common this week as the Louis, who will Texas. A re- The West Aid will have a band will go to and ends w aters in the S. S. Northport Ladies’ Aug. 22nd, and includes every article I reels of every the sale of cooked Northport for the carnival. There will be seven pictures in tire Boston Transcript says food, and aprons in variety,at E. the store. See psices quoted on a few of for the remainder of this Liberal Premiums in all for last of Au- H. Mrs. J. G. Willson of N. night at the Colonial the Departments-Send me to Rockland the Haney’s store, Bayside, today, Thursday, Brooklyn, Y., form- good values. If you cannot attend take The includes The Adventure! at 10 a. Miss Grace E. of in a week. program of rget practice, etc. beginning m. erly Piper belfast, says advantage the mail order department. All in two reels Thursday and th< Premium List personal letter of her new home: “We of Kathlyn orders delivered free....You Mrs. After recovery from an ill turn ex-sheriff S. recently by parcel post Eels Read and daughter, of Pauline in two reels Friday and Sat- a one at 1447 76th Perils can save to on a Bar G. Norton had the misfortnne to fall and break bought family house, St., $5 $8 suit of clothes ;, returned Friday from at 2.30 m. with Special matinee p. Saturday The Live Stock Department will Embrace several but drove to town last Brooklyn, every modern improvement, in- urday. by taking advantage of the Red Tag Sale of Champion Specimens of for visits in Camden ribs, Saturday ft Saturday steam heat, tiled bath orchestra of six j ieces Saturday night. W, Clark & the Pure Bred and says he is on the hand. cluding parquet floors, Harry Co., Main street cloth- route to their home in Minne- mending j ,. ,1 on with and electric and shower, gas light, gas range The fair management wish to call the atten- iers, nearly everything else is marked were o! honor at several The infant department of the Baptist Sun- guests down in the same and water heater, and an electric vacuum tion of the of the fair grounds to th< proportion. Don’t neglect their visit in Belfast. school a at the Park last patrons HORSES. GUflE. SWINE and POULTRY f3!„ -ions during day enjoyed picnic this SHEEP. cleaner. The broad veranda extends across fact that there will be no gate in the rear ol opportunity to save money.... A five-room of the State afternoon under the care of Misses of well Sheds anj ...... 11 D secretary Saturday the front of the house and is case in th< with modern conveniences to Plenty Arranged Stalls, Pens. and Straw enclosed with the track this year, as has been the apartment let. Hay was called to Grace H. Hayes and Frances A. Sargent. for Exhibitors at Convenient Health, Northport screens. We have also built a sta- Apply to Mrs. Chas. A. No. 2 Points, Opportunities tor the Sale of garage.” past, owing to the fact that the Chenery Ludwick, complaints made of The dance in Memorial hall last Primrose Stock Unexcelled. investigate Friday night, Mr. and Mrs. John Wight and Mrs. bles and land in that section are being used by street-Jones & Snow, 60 High Belfast in Lydia On his return to Friday, under the auspices of the Sons of Veterans, side of the street, carry in the and Wight of Wayland, Mass., gave a pleasant other parties and the back ground! everything plumbing Drs. E. A. Wilson and C. H.Stev- was well attended and The the line. Let them show very enjoyable. housewarming to about thirty friends and has been fenced off and will not be open to heating you flELD.ORGHARD, GARDEN and FL0RIGL1IURE WILL BE REPRESENTED board of health, he investigated are to go towards redecorating the See at Cash Market. proceeds neighbors at their bungalow, W'ymount, in public. prices quoted Perry's ;e causing typhoid fever. hall. .The Fuller-Cobb Co. of Rockland an- W est Northport, last Friday evening. A pleas- New Undertaking Rooms. Frank A. Nys The Women’s Department is an to View a Beautiful the Belfaat nounce annual sale of fine Opportunity :ivt been received at Jonti McPherson, who has been for I their furs during employed ant social hour was spent aruund the fireplace of Searsport has leased the store No. 60 Mair that the month, of August.... Large tattan baby Scene of of Woman’s m the postmaater general several years in the l*onard 4c Barrows shoe and ice cream and cake were for Specimens Industry and Hand Work, served. Mr. and street, which has been fitted up undertak- carriage, second hand, in good condition, Espec- or nhin- t nail car be accepted and at No. 49 Church street, ha* calli wanted j factory living Mrs. Wight and children return to Wayland rooms, and is prepared to answer all by C. F. Spaulding, Brooks, Me ...See fin; this Year. of the ing ially T t -ermanv, on account his work here and will return to a assist- notice of flat bottomed rowboat lost. Reward given up tomorrow after pleasant stay. Mrs. Lydia promptly. He has an experienced lady Such poet on returning to Mrs. H. H. Hilton at The Bat- -thur notice. parcel Massachusetts. W remains for several weeks been in this business for 2E ight longer. ant. Mr. Nye has tery....C. E. Perkins offers for sale, or will ccn sent to theee countriee. | embalmer in MIDWAY LIVELIER THAN EVER The (lags on the government building were Advertised Letters. The following letters or 30 years, was the first licensed rent to a desirable tenant, his residence. No. -,nt inadvertently, will he re- * of the fatatc 10 Cedar street, Tielfast.... on Phoenix ENORHOUS FERRIS WHEELS hoisted at ha.f mast laat Friday morning be- remained unca.led for at the Belfast Waldo county and one of the first Lost, MERRY-GO-ROUNDS postoffice a red bead Finder AND rt funded to aenders. firat Row. and vAiite bag. please MOTORDROflE OTHNR MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS igr cause of the death of the wife of the President for the week Uth: and is well known in thiB section. ending Aug. Ladies—Mrs. return to Mrs. Ethel M. Whiting .. Man and sent a. usual. end were half-masted daily until after the A. F. Miss Ethel Lottie wife wanted for a Massachusetts institution— Forbs, Foster, Jordan, Alfred, the 5-years old son of Mr. and Mrs. in Anson god Mndisoii hnve wife as cook, man to work with and direct pa- funeral afternoon. Mrs. Mrs. G. M. an Monday Bessy Tower, Robinson, Miss A. Bradford, was injured Monday in tients-A Broad wood made in London hr) report a average crop Percy piano, EXCITING RACES! Eva Lorana was | a White, Wentworth. Gentle- car in for at 40 street.... 1 harvested in good condi- The Belfast Fuel and Hay Co. is fitting up Lyda auto accident. When the L. F. Gannon 1785, sale No. Cedar .et:n 6th. Bowden, Robert Mich- on Horace Grant publishes a card of thanks. Aug new < (lies in the northern end of their build- men—George Clement, passing his home the little‘fellow hopped MANY FREE ATTRACTIONS, INCLUDING AN AEROPLANE, BALLOON been so kite ee this ael J. Harris James A. Gannon s haying i ng on Front street, Inrger, more convenient Dunn, Emery, French, the gear. The son of Mr. running EAST BELFAST. ASCENSIONS, PEHRY’S SHAM BATTLE IN ETC. weather st the usual Livingstone, L. W. Rich, Neal W. Skid- the was FIREWORKS, wet and better arranged than the old office in the Philip was driving and did not know boy to the fact that Ernest R. Robert Wm. ,hi» crop aigt southern end of the building. more, Smith, Seely, there and did not see him fall to the street. Dorothy Knox spent the week-end with rel- Shean. re- enough sunshine to ripen The little fellow was bruised and stunned, atives in Brooks. Season’s sale at Allan Trask's Jewelry Store I school will have their Ticket $2.00 The Baptist Sunday on Main and at rt. from, our corre- the last for twenty-four Street, the Fair Office p. county Steamer Notes The fog in bay mained unconscious nearly are 69 Hammond a week annual next at Hewes* Point, Mrs. Wm. De Vere and grandson Jimmy Street, before the Fair. Tickets for Grand Stand can also be an picnic Saturday at the time, Fpro- i it indicate that average Monday was unusually dense and the steamer hours. He seems all right present of Mrs. Jennie Carrow. cured at the above named places. Islesboro. They will start from the Eastern guests teen secured in good con- down river that weak. Camden, Capt. Sawyer, coming although rierce ami wi nmuuuuiu aic Steamship wharf at 930 a. m. on the steamer rranK xaiiiiiy | afternoon failed to pick up the bell buoy off Linda of Provi- are relatives in this vicinity. Reduced Rates on all Railroads. Whatever You Do Don’t Anna Belle and return late in the afternoon. Poors Mills. Mrs. Gray visiting IVlissTijsFaiT the where the turn is made to enter monument, R. is at J. F. Sheldon’s- F. White is a large bunga- e. for many yearn princi- Tickets for the trip will be 50 cents for adults dence, I., visiting ghnory building this port, and in feeling her way at low speed Wentworth Sunday low of field rock on the shore of his father's •1- anil master of the Grades and 25 cents for children. Mr. and Mrs. Henry spent A. S. lot off avenue. FIELD, President and on the beach near the about ... Searsport has re- grounded Battery at Linda Vista cottage Manager i< the High school, Hon. Rt-uel Robinson of Camden addressed at Temple Heights, two miles below her dock. Purser R. P. Coombs Mr. Mies A. Leavitt was a recent visitor in It ia to Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Wentworth and Lucy f i.l health. hoped the Club last was Republican Friday evening, and to and Fairfield and Clinton. She accompanied ■ went ashore telephoned Bangor went to Heights rn .f recently and Mrs. Leslie Miller Temple Swanville, on the issues of the and of what home by Miss Marguerite Lord. speaking day Rockland for assistance and about 10 m. the Mr. school, p. and are a few days with : the >earsport High he stands for and has stood last week staying mo- t Republican party Ro^s and Sommers N. Smith arriv- Mr. and Mrs, F. N, Savery and family BUY YOUR of the 2nd tirade tugs Ralph and Mrs. Fred at their cottage, and the an teacher for for generations. He is a pleasing and ef- L..Toothaker tered to Hampden last Sunday spent ed and soon pulled the Camden into deep water, and sons John on «, John Shea with Dan Cole and family. .ary nas resigneu fective and held the close attention of Linda Vista_Mrs. day Clocks speaker was to await the Watches, and where anchor dropped lifting to Boston last week. Jewelry mV and there are several appli- the ice cream and James, returned from this vicinity attended the audience. After speaking She Many people of. and be sure to have your work done of the fog. proceeded Tuesday morning, in last by .« M. Beck- fair held by the centennial celebration Searsmont position. Miss Virgie was served. North Belfast. The annual uninjured. a time. en- apparently Tuesday and report delightful W. rma. school, ’14, has been the Ladies’ Aid Society Thursday evening. M. THAYER, Jeweler, Phoenix Row. Arrested for Larceny. the Dan Butler school. Saturday night, Notes. Miss Ella of success in Will Jacobs has moved into Poor's Mills Hospital Greeley Aug. 6th, was a decided every par- when & Rackliffe made house and Wm. Bartlett has moved from the Aug. 1st, Harding up Montville, who was operated on for appendici- conditions were perfect, for the ticular. The weather house to Miss Phebe house. are agents Duntley their cash account they found a of Butler Staples' shortage tis at the Waldo County Hospital by Dr. Silas the musical and literary an indis- the attendance large, I'r* umatic Sweeper, did not report their loss, but began Rev. and Mrs, Wm. Vaughan went to Cam- $68. They C. Blaisdell of Brooklyn, N. Y., left Sunday for the refreshments all that n hold article of exercises pleasing, den and on their return they will be unquestioned an investigation with a view to detecting the Monday home....William Whitehead, who received a could be desired and the receipts satisfactory, by Miss Harriet Taber, who will oat labor saver. These sweep- when accompanied thief. Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 5th, wound a fall on the walk was as fol- be their for a few weeks. PERRY’S severe n^ar The guest a scalp by to $60. program PERRY’S a suction nozzle and revolving amounting Mr. and Mr. Rackliffe were in the of- We Harding the Colonial theater, and had been under treat- Mrs Louise Beckwith; vocal Mrs. Leavitt received a telegram quote the following on ;t :t is not to thorough- lows: Piano solo, Geo. A. prices heavy only possible fice at the back of the store and the cleric was for about a returned home Ladd; bari- announcing the death of her brother’s Western beef and native lamb for but also ment week, Sunday solo, Bert L. Davis; reading, Henry Monday spring the an rugs and carpets, pick heard the bell of the cash Geo. F. Eamee. Mrs. Leavitt left A FEW busy elsewhere, they of Belfast is the contralto solo, Caro- wife, Mrs. BALANCE OF THIS WEEEK: SUMMER SPECIALTIES .... White at hospital tone Leon Beckwith; in one and the Wesley solo, noon for Boston to attend the fu neral. pins, thread, etc., and Lewis Trundy was found Tuesday register ring, for medical treatment-Frank Eastman of solo, Mrs. Mamie Roberts; Heavy Western Round Steak.28c per lb. it on. The writer can from lyn Hatch; soprano KELLOGG’S TOASTED CORN testify over the counter by the register with Miss Cole, accompanied by her niece, Heavy leaning 8 years, was taken to the hos- the "Our Church Fair,” given by Mary Rump Steak.34e this machine does all Thorndike, aged and farce, from Hampden, " -rience that the drawer out, but had not had time to Miss Evelyn Cole, arrived Heavy Sirloin Steak.24c FLAKES,.8s pulled for a critical for ladies of the community. Miss Marie Gay F. N. a ied for and moreover it is pital Sunday very operation the for a visit with Mrs. Savery, Leg of Lamb.26c Fancy Sugar Cured it, light take He is said to have first de- Tuesday 7th Bacon.19c lb any money. and died In- at table, Mrs. Ada Wiley Mies Cole was a former teacher in the Veal Loin Grape 25c size one yesterday-Robert presided the candy Roast.22c Juice, 23c perated by person. appendicitis " nied and then admitted taking the money Sat- Grammar school, in this city. Veal Smother Pi* ces.12c Grape Juice, 10c gersoll, Sr., of Bayview street is a medical and Mrs. Frank E. Wood served at the sales grade size. 9C- I.awn Party. The ninth annual who was on Best Sugar Cured Bacon.19c Large Queen urday. Sheriff Cushman, the of a large church will hold its fair this, Thurs- Olives.32c qt. patient. table and Roscoe Arey disposed Trinity Pork Prunes. 3 a- a benefit for the Home for Aged at last week. Sup- Sausage...13c Fancy lbs.25c opposite side of the street the time, was event day, afternoon as announced Bangor Fair. features have amount of delicious ice cream. This the Plain Marshmallows..loe lb, as The Many big be from 6 to 8, after which held on the Home grounds, Aug. over and took to the Thurs- per will served PERRY’S called Trundy jail. one of best of the CASH MARKET. ‘Superba” Canned Sc 1 for the 31st annual Eastern will be remembered as the will be Soups.. call Mr *>ert F. assisted Mrs. been promised following pregram given: ! Dunton, by day morning Trundy's room in the upper ‘Campbell’s” Canned Soups. 9e can which will be held in many successful fairs held by this somewhat Mrs. John Hill, Miss Grant The only strictly cut store in Waldo Co. Thomas E. Bowker, had charge Maine State Fair, Bangor Piano Duet, price Peanut Butter, 2 lbs.. .25c story of the Opera House block was searched Don Hal1 ^ 27 and 28. and the varied noted society.Ralph Cunningham, Piano Solo, cream for the afternoon sale, and August 25, 26, pro- Brown and two full suits of clothes, two heavy sweat- to crtin Miss Ruth I will of interest to Blood, Everett Hatch and Myrl Smith went assisted the Misses grams for each day prove Emory F. White Llohrest, by ers and a raincoat found. These goods were Solo,' the liberal Glen Cove last Friday on a camping and fish- Grant Dental •eii’i. ;1 of Mildred Randall, everyone. In all departments pre- Solo. Mr- Offices to Close Augusta, to have come from the N. Y. Syndi- L- Davls PERRY5 8 supposed Helen Hurd of Bert ■en miums will be offered and the live-stock de- ing trip....Mrs. Liberty spent Solo. revenson and Helen and Katherine cate which was entered last and at Noon store, spring, include of the week-end with relatives at the Brier Saturdays. he Miss J. A. partment will champion specimens and Isabelle Towle en- NOW IS THE TIME evening; Wiggin, Trundy is said to have admitted to the city Misses Edith Strout -- swine and homestead.Mrs. Frank and and the Hazel bred horses, cattle, sheep, Carpenter tertained a last Thursday afternoon We, undersigned, agree to close nur offices Misses Edna D. Crawford, that he made the break, but they were pure party marshal of are her in honor of Mr. TO BUY YOUR JARS on Saturdays at the '1,h ai Mrs. In the woman’s department will be a daughter Foxboro, Mass., visiting evening at the Towle cottage noon, during months of freda Ellis, the candy; identified as from the poultry. Y. A subsequently coming Mrs. B. Ladd ...Miss and Mrs. P. Snow of Brooklyn. N. July, August and September. and excellent display and the collection sister, Henry Virginia Harry about We offer Atlas E Z at each March, assisted Mrs. M. C. the large was served at 6 o’clock to quart jars 6.$c. W. C. by store of Harry W. Clark &Co., Main street picnic supper have two LIBBY', 1 Schreiner of Conn., is the We hundred dozen, but "will not Mr--. John and of work showing the results of women’s handi- Danbury, spending which all kinds of edibles were Served. they ERNESTS A. Fogg, the food, clothiers. Trundy was arraigned in the mu- ten. at last at this price. WEBBER, one summer with Miss Millie Mitchell.... Mrs. in the afternoon long C. omas and skill will be worth remembering. The ladies were entertained W. JENNY'S. B, Dinsmore and Mrs. A. F. last on the work After nicipal court Friday morning charge of the them at supper. PERRY’S CASH 0. P. 1 will be all the usual scenes Frank Allen and daughter Stockton Springs and gentlemen joined MARKET, LOMBARD, work. The sales were well On the midway meeting at fancy of the larceny of $68 from the store of Harding supper attended the prayer A. M. to are Mrs. E. A. Mrs. Grace they The cut store in Waldo Co LOTHROP, the which make a pleasing spectacle every one, visiting Wiley.... I then all were invited to the only strictly price A. 0. ‘'Leg afternoon and the Home, & Rackliffe and pleaded not guilty. Mr. Hard- the church, and STODDARD. beside the ferris and Emmons, who attended the summer school at a bonfire, singing, etc. "l open for but this year wheej ; shore and enjoyed huge inspection. 'Messrs. C. told of the loss of the money and of the | ing will be a motordrome. There arrived home All report a very happy evening. and Robert had merrv-go-round Castine, Saturday. j F. Dunton charge I attempt to rob the cash register, when Trundy B. B. FRANK A. will be fire works each night, and Aug. 25th GREENLAW, NYE. program, which included se- in the act and confessed. Sheriff | was caught 26th and 27tb,in addition to the regular run of y the Belfast CABINET MAKER. Band, the overture by Cushman told of the arrest of Trundy, of the fire works, will be given a splendid spectacular Undertakerand Licensed at In including a duet by Miss Kather- admissions made to him, and of his trip to display of Perry’s victory Put-in-bay. the ships are shown as used at that Embalmer. and Arthur F. Johnson, and sing- Waterville and interview with Rosa the this scene 47 Norihport Avenue, Pratt, and manoeurves and movements of the r< period CORONER FOR WALDO Ralph I. Arthur F. John- of and her confession of even fire is COUNTY. Morse, alleged wife Trundy, ships are represented and the gun Belfast, Maine. Fitcher and The races as usual will be SEARSPORT and 60 John Parker. Charles receiving money by mail from Trundy but later carefullv depicted. Telephone 211-12 3m32 MAIN ST BELFAST will be as "d.H, assisted a leading feature. $2,800 given Is connections at by Charles E. Sherman, of back to him to get rid of him. I Telephone both places. giving^tt in the stake races alone and about as Believing. All calls answered “ted w»th purses Seeing promptly. 33tf green and and which he ad- white, large Trundy told a rambling story in much more in the class races. Belfast Bank umbrellas, not see what you are buying. Catalogue goods Savings flags and flowers. The net mitted taking the money but insisted he was Why Prweeds wer* $162 37. we Notice is hereby given that Savings Bank Cash gifts were re- not He was held to await the action itself. Remember Vl-,l guilty. are not like seeing the article as follows: From M. Stone of Book No. 14,764, issued by this bank, has TOLET George of the grand jury under $500 bonds, and in de- line. Lewiston, Mont., $25; Mrs. HOW TO GET STRENGTH in the and heating been lost and has been made for Sidney Kalish, fault of bond was returned to jail, where hib carry everything plumbing application sickness is a matter cottage at the battery. ':it?* Iowa. $10; Miss Carrie M. Cutter, to share his after any purely of a book to laws <‘°UX 18 years old boy was permitted duplicate a.cording regulat- AshoreHas three sleeping rooms, a nourishment, whether the attack was on a farm not our water living room Mass., $1; Miss Otis and Charles R* but will be returned tp his It you live why investigate new books. and a kitchen, also a ^"Kiield, imprisonment, cold or severe the ing issuing large piazza. - an ordinary illness; to l,eifaat» $5 Mrs. H. a Apply each; P. Adams, mother in Waterville. Trundy had occupied weakened forces cannot disease fresh from well and also regular W1LMER I. DORMAN. d repulse system that gives water LOUVILLE J. POTTLE, Belfast, Me. John80n' Bo»ton. $10; Mrs. Harriet House block for several this is a is so McD h room in the Opera germs, and why relapse Treasurer. urne' m>88 Susan Messrs. was or chrome weakness often 14-11. N yy Cunningham, years and did odd jobs about tpwn. He often fatal why city tire protection? lelephone Belfast, August 5,1914. 3w32 sickness. Mri Wlft and a friend, $1 each; generally regarded as trustworthy and as en- follows V Clark and to millions of people Mrs. Cyrene Jackson, $2 deavoring to earn an honest living for himself Restoring strength WANTED for forty years has proven the real need TO LET amountin* to $21 from W, K. Mor- and i«on MWd8 boy. for taking Scott’s Emulsion after any A seven or more room tenement 'lr"'e»P"Hs, Minn; Mica Clara Parson, (3; — Mi#K sickness; nothing equals it nothing & (0 Street. House with barn, 41 Miller with barn for a small Bean have, noticed that the Pearl Brook 6 and JOSES family. Apply to and the food table fund You 1 $1, SSOW, High in.,,,,A"®,e compares with it. Its pure, medicinal than other at R. E. Ki,“ from Mr., B. Hazeltine, 10 cent* cigar* ara darker cigars. free from alcohol or Street. Inquire YOUNG. Mre L d nourishment, opiates, clear Havana • Tel. 134-14 30tf Miaies E. P. Frothiucham. That means quality. Imported creates rich blood, strengthens CITY DRUG STORE. fran.f * ;,Gannon' promptly chase and Isabel Ginn. eigara are dark bnt mild and aromatic, the nerves and lungs to avert tuberculosis. V _____ Progressive organization failed to elect RECENT DEATHS. without its muss, this fabric liability .to felt that it must continue and CORNS DROP OUT Roosevelt, it News has been received of the death of comes in most up-to-date patterns its mission. Its mis- in order to prove Mrs. Alice Weecott Clough, wbo died at colors, and because of its firmness of of sion is past, however, and the people Pasadena, Cal., July 8, of neuritis. Mrs. made of it hold their IN FOUR DAYS weave garments Maine know it. Colonel Roosevelt is as Clough was born in Penobscot sixty-eight for three ns directed as well as color after repeated Use Ezo for Corns days years ago, the youngest child of John shape popular as ever in Maine, but his Pro- and on the fourth day you can easily lift out and Eliza Wesrott. When quite young visits to the laundry. is but a rerhnant and lived your Corn—all of it. gressive organization she went to LowelJ, Mass., LONG COATS. to 15c. 25 of Ezo for Feet, of 1912. with her sister until her marriage, 10c. and fab- With every cent package Long coats of substantial woolen been held in Marshall of Lowell, who died the greatest of all remedies for swollen, burn- In every election that has Clough, ARE FOR SALE IN BELFAST BY lined, are some ten years later. There were born rics, or of golfine, warmly feet is a free box of Ezo this the ing, painful, sweaty country since 1912, Republican to them three children—Alice, Ethel and These ■■ ! sold for fall wear. for Corns. If to have Ezo for the —in■»iI■ is ■■ Ml■ I«■ IV already being you prefer only organization has gained many votes, Harry W. Alice died in childhood. After '\w\\\m lines, the is but lOcents, stall druggists. Mrs. CARLE & j have the prevailing “Redingote” Corns, price Democratic party has lost enough votes Harry was graduated,from college, for Infants and Children. JONES, the It’s fine for bunions and callouses also. and her children went to Califor- and most of them show dropped to be and the Progressive party Clough harlnless for j noted, for some Castoria is a substitute Castor Oil. have all the at the with a nia, where she had been years. |*are Who by special arrangement waist line, set off hips haB lost so many votes that it now stands ami Syrups. It is PRESENT POLITICAL CONDITIONS IN She was planning to return for a visit, Drops Soothing pleasant" all the time. ! as a minor t contains neither nor other patterns belt, sash or girdle. MAINE. not as much as a third party when ill health prevented. She was the foric, Opium, Morphine \;lr‘ on have cotic substance. It destroys Worms and allays TO SEND. ! Buttons are an important feature party like the Socialists and Prohibition- youngest of ten children,all of whom l-'ev,.rI j®=NO WAITING ishness. It relieves Wind .,n are on To the Editor of The Journal. At passed on but one—Charles F. Wescott, Constipation, Colic, these garments, as indeed they ists. The failure of the Progressive Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates moment it is to of Bluehill. Her last remaining sister, the all for the coming season. the present impossible vote over is known all Stomach and and natural nearly types the country Mrs. Eliza A. Chase, died last winter. Bowels, giving healthy sle,../ for Clever Planners done estimate the number of votes that each The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. Style Hints Jet buttons and bead embroideries through Maine and all Republicans who extreme- will cast in but it is on the dress material are to be party September, are bound to defeat Democracy are No Money To Lend. BLOUSES WORN OVER SKIRTS. smart. Verona Clarke. possible to predict from the present poli- standard HEW ly crowding about the Republican bid it tical trend to whom the number Bangor, Aug. 6. Not a single VELVET AND LACE. JUNIOR larger and their names to the Republi* office ORD1NATON IN BROOKS. adding was received at the city treasurer’s will be credited, who will be in second FASHIONS. can organization, recognizing as they Wednesday morning on the temporary and who will be in third place. The for the of The Journal.] occasion was the place, do the of voting the Progressive loan of $50,000 asked by city, [Correspondence A very interesting futility of the 1914. All ) situation as we are about to paint it, is which is a pretty good indication New York, August 10, Council meeting, called for the purpose ticket. market the mass of voters present condition of the money is to be as it is seen by great seen that fashionable New York supposed of the ordination of Mr. Wm. Stanley Thus it car, be victory in this Eight Boston banking there are who do country. of in Maine, though many and the wished far afield at this time year, yet any Carne for the ministry. Mr. Carne has points to the Republican party houses were notified that the city in- of well- not what they see in terms that it to borrow and two local institu- cool day one can see scores been for some months the very popular interpret Republican organization, points $50,000 to others. tions. Uf the ten notifications sent out In Use For Over 30 Years. women advantage of the churches I telligible the that it known taking minister for the Congregational against Democratic party, a and that were 1 only one brought forth reply favorite the If Democracy and Republicanism to the that their shops Brooks and Jackson,supplying pul- does in no way relate Progressive was from a Boston hank which was not opportunity of be desirable left- alone to be considered it would hardly the wrote to offer in August to pick up while taking his course of study at party. The only place Progressive interested, but simply notify pits an inch of in that effect. hats and dresses at worth while to use space this summer is in the city treasurer to overs in modish the Theological Seminary. There party plays in politics Bangor the elect- that add to their at- considering the probabilities of and prices considerably was a assemblage both afternoon harassing the Republican campaign large than Camden Women Make $800. one’s friends are ion; a Republican victory greater and less a tractiveness— provided and evening, including prominent peo- j becoming day after day less con- Nor is at this Maine has ever known would be success. FOR SALE WANTED I not in the secret. shopping of the church society from outside, yet danger in the path of Republican CAMDEN, Me., Aug. 3. Net receipts ple with to left-overs, for early was ceded by all even at this date. But were realized by the hand furniture suitable for season confined the interest of local citizens exceeding $800 Second A girl for general housework in > .1 while headache, in.-igestion. of advanced models the for a Constipation causes women ot St Thomas’ Episcopal parish are made 1 The Progressive party pleading a No ai 9. showings shown a genera! attendance. dizziness, drowsiness. For mild, opening held at the cottage to family. washing. Apply by in the result today at their annual bazar Apply marked at reasonable fig- to door share of votes, the interest use Doan's Regulets. 25c a box at exceptionally church was crowded from pulpit medicine, Camden Yacht Club. A local orchestra 43 Street. THIS JOURNAI OI that all stores. 31 tf No. High FICE. I order to styles becomes tense and it can be seen ures in push particular in the evening. We predict for Mr. furnished music. into the Democracy hopes to win through this un- vogue. Carne a brilliant future. July 19th WHO MAKES MONEY FARMING, situation. BARGAIN TIMES. to usual and illogical — churches of Brooks and Jackson voted AND HOW? —--'---s maue is through- The time to purcnase up send out letter missives calling a council Democracy very unpopular not to is either in advance of the the out the and in Maine feeling is In the current issue of Farm and Fire- / advantage j to meet in Brooks, August 4th, for land, the balance, Voters of I side, the national farm paper published season, when styles hang in of Mr. Wm. Stanley mild, it is very, very strong. purpose ordaining at Ohio, Judson C. Welliver, the selection is limited Maine are even to get to the ballot Springfield, or very late wrhen Came to the ministry. Ana in accoru- eager Washington correspondent of that publi- which shows box to cast a vote to down the leaders of article in by a depleted stock, yet ance with that cal! on August 4th at 3 p. cation, writes an interesting that the the drift articles sure to a in Maine in order ! which he shows that large farms are among many m. the council met, in company with Democracy than small ones in sort of in Know mat more profitable pro- be smartly worn later. This from both churches. leaders Washington may large representation portion to the dollars invested. He says Better and taste, and called Maine is the Democratic pro- buying requires judgment After the roll of the churches was angered by that after two or three years of investi- in these would bet- is to tell a the woman deficient the scribe, Mr. Hatch, the modera- gram. It hardly necessary why gation the Government has published by of more and later, when styles Maine is the of the Under- bulletin the conclusions a ter pay buy tor, Rev. Haraden S. Pearl of Belfast, angry: folly presenting Pan- survey of representative farms in Indi- have chrystallized into generally accept- declared that the was ready to wood tariff, the near-treason of the j ^council ana, Illinois and Iowa, wherein is shown when tolls the ed forms, and by following people hear from Mr. Came as to his church ama exemption repeal, unpar- who makes the money farming and how; be j who purchase with judgment she can membership, licensure and educational donable insult to America of the proposed also who loses it and why. Following is mistakes. A civil an extract some of the facts con- sure of making no costly These being deemed satisfac- Colombian treaty, the raid of the giving standing. tained in the Government’s reports: Rates with reference and Toll limited wardrobe selected to service, the puerile Mexican policy, tory the council decided immediately “In the first place, it seems to have and environment, varied weak and to personality move forward with the examination. other equally dangerous poli- discovered that most of it is made by the of small accessories, hats, make this administration now in and that out of the in- by means Rev. C. H. McElhiney of Searsport, pro- cies landlord, chiefly the will one of the most un- crease in land values. The farmer gets collars, vests and like, and it was that Dr. power in Washington to the girdles, posed, supported, his work. a that unless you talk a poor wages for In startlingly New toll regulations provide turn out attractively, whUe Bros. in the history of the country. It telephone anyone Beach, Prof. Martin, Ph. D., popular laige proportion of the cases he gets no V unsuitable clothes will is true thaf men are eager to is made for NO CHARGE FOR THE TOLL C host of fussy, Charles Harbutt and F. S. Dolliff pro- literally wages at all, after allowance person asked for there wiH be to the to cast their vote interest on investment and cost of help, make anyone appear dowdy. to the candidate, after get polls against ceed question i the small farm makes less who have so out- The man on Distinction in dress means simplicity which the roll should again be called, the Democratic leaders wages than the man on the bigger farm, when the number called was reached to the time and an the and honor of the a reduced rate was charged and adaptability place, and all responding should have oppor- raged prosperity because it costs more for what the effi- Formerly a of means States. call overhead or to talk. and is not so much question tunity to present to the candidate such United I ciency experts might oper- though the person asked for was absent not ready of time are ating costs on a small than on a large as of the judicious expenditure as desired. For two solid Republican principles day by day questions they farm. If don’t own land to toll to which calls for de>- limita- more into you enough The above does not to two-number points and money. has her stood the test of the coming more and popularity N. B. apply Everyone hours Mr. Came make a good-sized economic farming and the woman the and thousands of Democrats are prepared tions, successfully gowned nerve-racking inquisition, subject unit, rent some and farm it along with ed persons are not accepted. an cause for the cause own. If can’t sell never goes beyond them. matters brought forth being greatly ap- to desert unworthy what you you get it, as in what have and go where you can buy NEW BLOUSES. by the congregalior. All of the United States represented you preciated enough, or rent enough to make the New “extra waists”or “blous- over the the policies of Republicanism. Nearly “tops,” questions being congregation proper unit. some one who would like to he in Maine can show within not make a call now to es,” as they are indifferently termed, withdrew and the council met in private every village “The Department figures show that Why j the trend toward lines in to its limits some patriotic Democrats who as the size of the farm increases the show basque session, at which it was decided pro- No talk—no charge. the that cannot be to of it actually raising crops from you today? the tailormade class. Satin is pref. the ordination. It was then have decided they loyal proportion ceed with increases, and the number of horses and | erred material, black satin leading—with until 7 their country and vote for Democracy. voted that the council adjourn p. amount of machinery required per acre Wouldn’t it be worth the price? white a close second now. Later we in The voters of Maine are ral- until the j just m. A nice supper was then served Republican to farm it decreases. Likewise, in colors to tone around the banner for farm to make it snail see these produced the church vestry, after which the even- lying Republican gets big enough possi- the it is the most several thousand ble to handle labor most efficiently—that with the material of suit, pre- was carried out as follows: part, though ing program is, to have for all the hands ask the Toll No charge for a call for still in in the ranks a dif- something If don’t know the rate, Operator. | dicted. Organ Prelude persist carrying to be all the time that is worth you Read the Bcnbe doing the actual cost of a > In effect all models are well Result of Council, by ferent standard, that of the Progressive labor cost is the Toll to report to you completed call, general Rev. F. S. Doliff while—the proportionate If you'want Operator Innovation, That as "Satin the Trust This second too on the small farm. may order for the call.* described Jerseys,” only Reading of Scripture, Rev. Harry organization. organization large notify her when you ;ive the Mrs. Helen T. Wells a be tough on the intensive experts, j fitting is half tight, not close as in the ^0|0t in the Republican rani* is danger; it Sermon, Pres. David N. Beach, D. D, j but it’s a fact they can’t get around. waist. Cross wrinkles are will not be for the real [Jersey Hymn 167 (Congregation Standing) possible Republicans The small farm must have the various produced by puckering the underarm Prayer of ordination, of Maine to elect two governors, one cal- implements, but they don’t do as much Prof. John J. Martin. Ph. D. of cost that a or a am! seams and those at the side front, but led a Republican and the other called a work per dollar they repre- is more than letter telegram, Anthem the Choir A toll call satisfactory | by sent, as on ihe farm. the front is and fiat, and closes to Pastor, Rev. C. H. McLlhiney It that the only bigger straight Charge Progressive. appears “The which out these because the Hand of Fellowship, survey brought is more economical, you get message Right sane for a voter, a vot- some instances Rev. Haraden S. Pearl thing Republican and many more important facts included j has been of one or- and S()j0> Mrs Helen T. Weils j er, to do, whether he 277 farms in Indiana, 19(5 in Illinois, the answer for one Charles Harbutt price. Charge to people, Rev. ganization or the other, is to support the 227 in Iowa. In each State rather more Rev. John G. Vance than half w'ere the Concluding prayer. It has been de- operated by owners, Hymn 154 (Congregation Standing) Republican organization. and the rest tenants. The Pastor by Benediction, j monstrated beyond a possibility of doubt Postlude Organ ; that cannot be elected in ! ---■ Progressives ENGLAND TELEPHONE Maine this coming September, and the HUMPHREYS’ m £11NEW in which to a only effective way register Free Medical Book—in cele- rebuke is in we have TELEGRAPH COMPANY CASTOR IA against Democracy voting bration of sixty years u( Mim ANE For Infants and Children. with the Republicans on the Republican published a revised edition of JsJ ballot. Dr. Humphreys' Manual of all The Kind You Have diseases, giving in minute detail Always Bought J his acceptance ot the Republican or- the care and treatment ol as the of the two ganization stronger the sick with Humphreys' ‘ under discussion is very general; the en- Remedies. VV- -- tire country has recognized it. In Massa- No. FOR Trice 1 Fevers, Congestions, inflammations.25 | chusetts the Mr. Bird has with- of Barker.... Frank Barker aim PITTSFIELD PERSONALS. popular 2 Worms, Worm Fever.25 ....Gen. and Mrs. Ellis Spear Washington, j 3 Colic. Crying ami Wakefulness of Infants.25 two children of Mass., were visiting friends in ! drawn as Progressive candidate for gov- D. his son and his wife and 4 Diarrhea, of Children and Adults.25 County Correspondence. C., automobile ride one Mrs. Elvira Johnson has visited rela- ernor ar.d will not accept the nomination. 7 Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis.25 Boston, were taking an FREEDOM. 8 Toothache, Faeenche, Neuralgia .25 and Gen. | tives in Burnham this week. dav last week through Knox county Alden Keene from Old 1 His running mate, Mr. Cosgrove, who 9 Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.25 NORTH MONTVILLE. visited and schoolmate, o Indigestion, Weak Stomach.25 from Burnham called on his old friend of his Abbie t I Dr. E. C. Bryant of Augusta spent was expected to he candiJate for Lieu- 1 Dyspepsia, Frank McCorrison Spear guest aunt, 13 ('roup. Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis.25 week... ■ his sum- town Mrs. W. M. Vose. the past H. Gen. Spear spends week....Judson and J the week-end in with relatives. tenant-Governor has also drawn out of 14 Salt 1' heuin, Eruptions.25 his sister. George Page. Bryant he has a fine summer 15 Rheumatism. Lumbago.25 Charles Whitten has bought an auto-Mr. ! mers in Warren, where Portland visited his mother, I [ has to the contest and refuses to be Mrs. Collins Morrill gone Cran- considered. 16 Fever und Ague, Malaria.25 was has returned after and Mrs. R. L. Willis from Gardiner residence.... Harry Pease cently.... Mr. and Mrs. Rob« j berry Island to visit her parents, Mr. and Mr. who made himself liked 17 Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Externsl,Internal.25 I Davis, by Cold In Head.25 week and stopped I an absence of six months in New7ork city Watervilleon business 2 Mrs. 19 Catarrh. Influenza, though this section the past July j Stanley. Massachusetts when he Charles Mrs. Charles E. Progressives gave 20 Whooping Cough.25 night with Mr. and Mrs. ! and New Jersey.... Mr. and Knowlton and her daughter left for 21 A stlima, '.'ppressed, DMBeult Breathing.25 Thursday Miss Mary Sweetland Friday them has to in a McDonald been in town two weeks, have $10,000, gone Europe 27 Disease.25 Whitten_Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bills, who have Waterville shopping July 22 where she has a Kidney j Belfast, temporary posi- rvous Debility, Vital Weakness.1.00 Howard’s Sun- where Mrs. Bills is tacit acknowledgement that he has had 28 Rc from Albion visited at R. W. | returned to Portland, Bryant visited Mr. and Mrs. i tion in the law office of Eben Littlefield, 30 Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bed.25 1 who hab been caring of the Home for Friendless Boys.... Esq. enough of the weaker organization. 3ft gore 1 hroat. Quinsy.25 day_Mrs. John Poland, matron Vassalboro Aug. 1st and 2: lias re- and son Earl of Leominster, Most notable of all is the attitude of 7 7 La Grippe—Crip.25 for Mrs. Charles Bryant in Freedom, I Mrs. A. T. Magee Holmes and children, Merle ; h ernald of has been award- on of in this of Worcester, Henry Troy Sold by druggists, or sent receipt price. few of the farmers Mass., and Miss L. E. Skinner Mass., are Roosevelt in whose behalf the : turned home....A Somerville, passim j ed the contract to build the foundation Colonel HOMEO. MEDICINE CO., Corner of Mr. HUMPHREYS’ ; but there are who have been for two weeks and Mrs. Frank is to vicinity are through haying, j guests with Mr. Ty! for the new residence C. A. Stevens Progressive party was formed; he has William and Ann Streets, New York. for McCall j and all report a bountiful I and Mrs. Frank Kimmons, left Saturday B. Keene from ; Design on street. more who are not, Washington. erect Main and endorsed Mr. Pierce and family have openly emphatically are their homes.... Harry Abb ■ and some are wondering where they husband’s mother, Mrs. crop, moved into the house he recently bought. with self-covered ball buttons. The Mrs. J. M. Whittier and Mrs. Raleigh Hinman or New York, candidate for the S to put their grain. 31st_Ralph P. Mitchell Whittier, who spent a week in Searsport, 1 going ength is well down over the hips, w here Republican choice for governor. He CENTER MONTVILLE principal of Freedom academ which was the residence of Mr. and Mrs. NOTICES. PROBATE is the there is a finish of a flat or wrinkled sash states that he will vote for him and SWANVILLE CENTER. J. J. Burkill of Hudson, Mass., guest to Orono soon.... Mrs. D. \N ; J. M. Whittier before coming to Pittsfield home from Mrs. Caroline Marr has returned J. F. Burkill, at Hill View Farm the Ladies Circle Th or These waists are, of course, about two years ago, returned Monday. wants all good citizens of New York of his brother, tained { girdle. NOTICE. The subscrib- are cutting Mrs. Bath_The Jackson boys i_Mrs. A. M. Ricker is entertaining Mrs. SOth_Mrs. Thom; worn over the skirt and give a much W. Mr. and State to follow his lead in this, whether er hereby gives notice that he lias been duly is July May j Mr. and Mrs. J. Manson, ADMINISTRATOR’S David Moody ! of Houl- appointed administrator of tile estate of Flora Littlefield’s hay-Mrs. Wesley Ham and her daughter Cecil is visiting her sister, Mrs. more line than the blouses Mrs. W. L. Pushor left m the Manson they are Democrats, Progressives, or Clements, in impressive II. DENSLOW, late of Stockton her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Ilerbst of Waltham, a week’s ELLSWORTH visiting ton, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Knuna Busher was th- we accustomed. automobile Wednesday for trip, Without doubt a mass of to which have become Republicans. Springs, this week-It is with deep regret which will visit Portland, Searsport, Mass., and William Barrows of North Scituate, Frank Nutt July 31st-Tl < during they in tlie of Waldo, deceased, and given Horace | Sleeves are set on the underwaist, whether voters will follow the lead of this great County friends in town of Mrs. of Lowell, Mass. and other Massachu- as the law directs. All persons having de that the many 1 K. X_Mrs. Harry Moody of the V* Boston, Cambridge bonds Eor niversary Clough are of net or chiffon, and the It is evident that Colonel the estate of said deceased are de- learned or her death. 1 they satin, setts cities. Republican. mauds against Grant of Belfast and her three children are visiting her parents, will be held at Windermere i sired to present Die same for settlement, and all with Mr. outer arm-holes are in many instances Roosevelt has lost some with three and one-half years she resided Her- Mr. and Mrs. E. and popularity indebted thereto are requested to make pay- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham-Mrs. 13th. The oration will be gi' j George Bryant in this town and her ment immediate!,-. and Mrs. H. P. White is at S. K. cut nearly to the waist line. son and Mrs. his Maine Progressives since he endorsed bert Thompson of Boston Thomp- A. Weed of Brewer and th ! Harding Bryant’s parents, JOHN R. DUNTON. her to all. Great sweet endeared W. D. Tasker, S. J. las- LACE IN WAISTS AND SKIRTS. Mrs. and Mrs. B. F. Harding of Billerica, Hinman, for the leaders in Relfast, Me., July 14.1914. disposition son’s. ... Mr. and Mrs. will furnish music.... Rev. j the bereaved fam- their Progressive is for were skirts are worn with velvet Mass., who are visiting daughter, Maine have little to of him now sympathy expressed ker and Mrs. Ida Briggs Sunday guests from Wollaston, Mass., occt Diaphanous very say are on an automobile to The subscriber here- of the farmers and left Saturday tup notice. ily_The greater part of Mr. and H. S. Banton, in Knox-Mr. Aug. 2nd J or satin waists, and filmy tops of lace, when speak publicly, but the action lie lias been of Sunday morning where they passed Sunday they EXECUTOR'Sby gives notice that duly ap- Leolia Moody at Farmington, the last will and testament through haying-Miss Mrs. L. W, Howard were in Waldo, Sunday interesting sermon. net or chiffon accompany skirts of Advertiser. of the Colonel has caused an increase in pointed executor of Robert- very tulle, with friends. —Pittsfield is working for Mrs. Watson Mrs. Martin of Searsport Itoscoe Whitcomb’s.... M r. and by every one pr- substantial texture. These will continue his with the Mr. appreciated j popularity stronger Republi- FRANK E. WHITCOMB, late of Searsport, son.... Mr. and Mrs. W alter Evans visited recent That Mileage Bill. Patterson from Massachusetts, were be no more services in the to be worn as the season ad- can in so that he iu the of Waldo, deceased. All persons in Monroe smartly organization Maine, County and Mrs. Elwyn Dickey Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hills.... Miss Rev. J. 1 having demands against the estate of said de guests 23rd, as the pastor. vances for all ceremonious occasions. Hal Gardner, the candidate need not waste hours now re- P. Progressive sleepless worrying ceased are desired to present the same for set- i Addie Gordon, formerly of Belfast, away on a vacation.Mr. in hi s are are for Governor, persists declaration that or- tlement, and all Indebted thereto requested APPLETON. uncle Velvet the of the mode for about the peeve of the Progressive in Mass., is visiting her are relatives « capes tip vetoed a two-cent make immediately, siding Stoneham, Bryant visiting Governor Haines mileage to payment Dr. B. H. Keller met with a serious accident wear with and all and all FRANK C. WHITCOMB, ! Stewart, a student at Mr. Mrs. any costumes, bill, but such a glaring m isstatement of the ganization. on M. C. Gordon_Loren and Harry Cunning 14, J914. 3rd, while ball the a Searsport, Me., July Monday, August playing with his to the season as a actual facts seems hardly worthy of denial. Truth to Colonel Roosevelt is the University of Maine, is at home dike were guests of Mr. signs point coming teil, was taken to the The bill which Governor Haines vetoed provid- Wentworth grounds, and dur- to be back with his Grand old Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rowell, Knowlton August 2rd. J marked velvet era. ed that the Maine Central railroad should sell longing EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE. The subscriber where an was per- j grandparents, Knox Hospital, operation nar- in notice that she has been duly vacation... .S. L. Bagley’s buildings FALL SCHOOL OUTFITS. 500-mileage books this State, but nothing once he is like a I hereby gives base he came in collis- ing Party more; general executrix of Hie last will and testa- formed. In sliding to a Summer arc l was said about the rate to be per mile. appointed burning July 29th, when the Coughs are the charged a his with an his rowly escaped Mothers everywhere planning the the way from army fighting ment of ion with Jesse Wentworth, Jr., striking Summer colds are Had the Governor signed bill, railroad, woodwork around the chimney caught fire dangeroi. chafes JOHN E. CLARK, late of Prospect, a frac- school outfits that will be needed next according to the laws of the State, would have untrained detachment and he forehead on Wentworth’s knee, causing low and often u- Mrs. discovered it and it was extin- cate vitality been at liberty to charge any rate it pleased. from the ill the of Waldo, deceased and given Mrs. Keller is with her hus- Bagley month. The children’s wardrobes are under the continued absence County ture of the skull. W. Throat and Lung Troubles, inch —Portland Press. bonds as the law directs. All persons hav- before great damage was done.... and we learn that the symp- guished a after the sum- ranks of the he loves to lead iuu demands the estate of said de- band injRockland, s tion. Dr. King’s New Discov apt to be bit dilapidated strong against Jones a Friday at True desired to the same tor set- for recovery, P, caught pickerel ceased are present tons are as favorable or cold at and the so Only a Mask. and whose leadership he so many years thereto are reported and one ounce, the cough promptly mer’s wear, youngsters grow tlement, and all indebted requested he will be pond that weighed four pounds to it will be many weeks before arm RooBevelt never intended to make payment immediately Harry E. but .Merrill Gordon, plications. It is soothing fast that even the best preserved gar- not benefited the sum- held. Colonel I and was 27 inches long... Many are being by Me., resume the of his profession. Bangs,.Searsport. able to practice is makes you feel better at oih need renovations. this mer vacation as they should be. Now, not- to form a third party, nor did who was ill Friday and Saturday, ments Happily permanent his are being cared quite 1 aie little July 14,1914. In the meantime patients a bottle of when withstanding much outdoor life, they the thousands who voted as Cambridge, Mass., much better. He is attended by Dr. Pearson dangerous—get is a difficult task this year Progressives Dr. Clarence Sim- * ;not if than were. The tan on for his brother-in-law, at once. ba- any stronger they by A. Goodwin Sunday Discovery Money the mode for is darker and makes them in 1912 intend to be charter members of of of Morrill_Cora spent combinations rule juniors their faces look, b rn ■V ■ K Be con a-n and mons of Searsmont....John Richardson bottles at in South Montville. fied. 50c, and $1.00 healthier, but it is only a mask. They are still men common ■ goods of ever;de- vaca- with Mrs, C. E. Thompson as well as for adults. Whether plain a third (party. These in rail ■■ Bridgewater, Mass., is having hia annual nervous, tired, upset by trifles, and they do not I IV II scrlption. Furnl- Edmunds and family and J. W. are Roosevelt believed that ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ture. car- Insane where he has had _George Salve I solid checks or plaids eat or What need is what with Colonel they bedding, tion from the Hospital, Bucklen’tf Arnica colors, stripes, sleep weU. they took an auto ride to — ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ pets, stoves, etc. Irvin Lin- Wentworth and family _ satisfac- tones the nerves, perfects digestion, creates would succeed in electing him president ■ a good position for several years.... needed, nothing gives greater ■ ■ ■ ■ Antique furniture last and passed the When suffers with excema and makes sleep refreshing, and that a is Temple Heights Sunday baby appetite and that the over the other ■ ■ specialty. If you coln of South Framingham, Mass., visiting tion for washable frocks that must stand is Hood’s and teachers upon victory have Mra. Edmunds, ing skin trouble, use Doan', Sarsaparilla. Pupils | ■ mJMW anything tc Lincoln.,, has day with their mother, Mary t chief of the would be sell his brother, Paul Roy Taylor little of it goes a long way and hard wear than the Renfrew Devonshire generally will find the purpose branch of the party the whofe drop me e Mrs. Herriman.... Frank after • visit of and their aunt, Emily 50c a box at all stores vacation beat subserved by this great medi- posts card and you » returned to Weetboro, Man., children.^ cloth ia tub and restored to itB integrity and continue on winreeejre cut the last week for Mrs. Arvesta .that guaranteed sunproof. cine which, as we know, “builds up tha whole P™«gjt ggL four weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Taylor. Luc* hay Cross and Federal Btr ts, Belfast, Closely resembling linen in texture, but system.” as a unit in national politics. When the Corner f Correspondence. Farm for Sale. fcKNTfcR Frankfort visited hia of The week. justly celebrated Robbins-Frank Berry- Robertson, the p»et from Mass- Heagan place; three miles out only, and I#"' K. wife ami daughter 1 ,js S**‘ “'boarding at Oscar Dow’s in Hon- among splendid neighbors; 120 acres splen- M. C. R. did soil; lots of timber and wood; m, „.eek8.The buildings ; r for new station and platform alone worth over $5,000 00. Make offer. lHW""1-'* Waldo Station.... Mra. Ellen 32tf F. E. ELKINS. Belfast, Me. Mrs. .da- v,.f with her daughter. ,ilfri porously ill at this writing... of the (I® as an attack shingles For Sale work. ! Nearly 200 Bred Sows for August and Sep- j tember farrow, including O. I. C. Yorkshires, BELMONT. I Poland Berkshires and of Boston is a guest of Chinas, Essex, Chesters, C£Nti t Smith Mulefeet. and Mrs. Clifford j j .Mr. About 125 ycung boars two to six months -- II 1 —- j H?' 0rt. with children, called on | old, O. I. C. Poland Chinas, Essex, Yorkshires, ! Chesters and Berkshires. at two \iSunday_J. Elmer Stell- Pigs shipped | months old in lots to suit purchaser from one Aid Boston, order a sack of Rr Iren’s Society, Just J to a carload. We do not get fancy prices, and pt La wry in Searsmont and at we guarantee shipment of nice stock. We have William Tell Fiour I head to select enter Belmont last Thurs- approximately 5,000 from. NEW ENGLAND B tinished in this sec- and you needn’t worry early infwtW LIVE STOCK COMPANY, F twster, who has been quite SjjpjRftN about baking day. Bread? 2m32 Peabody, Mass. K»ti>-tOTO«) &Y wBBcSS l * fine and white. : at the present time... .Mrs. » ..ill—~ Always light, Cakes and Biscuit? turned from a visit with her ^ftRITtsiTaegfE I^eneraL votimiio pies? The best you ever tasted! Dean, in Lincolnville. Wilhelm seemed to have little care as to tne uumoer or cou Besides, William Tell goes Mawc SntntllAic The European war continued with increasing severity. Kaiser Hebroa news cities. General Ton farthest—worth remem- i onapsnois a]lU waraed that if she did uot aid him he would order an attack on Italian Academy tries Italy he ant;lgollize(t when is so of the Teutons. King George was forced to prepare bering living FOUNDED 1804. ..ched here last Sunday and Of tllfi Wcfilc Moltke as field marshal of tlie German army is the active directing power Think of all resistance to the German invaders, and his troops high. this, very nice solo as usual. He to aid France and Russia. Albert, king of the Belgians, made a desperate and instead of for action. ordering were victors in in the North sea was ordered to have “decks cleared i;11n next Sunday-George the initial contests with German infantry and uhlans. The British fleet ‘‘flour” order HEBRON, MAINE. his border. The aerial forces of France and Germany I his children in Minot- President Poincare of France stated that his troops were ready to repel the Germans at any point on worldwide For Girls and Send for Poland of became occurred in the air. The initial reverses to Germany occasioned j Boys. catalogue. M. Pennsylvania very active, and several sanguinary engagements surprise._ 6w28 ves here_\V, A. Manson his best customers. of Hudson, Mass., are stop- ENGLAND* POSITION. [LARGELY TO FOREIGNERS. who were formerly Mr. W. Johnson.... Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Curtis The in has been forced rs. fell farmer, short, .5 M.;w.;White after of Wakefield, Mass., spending their vaca- Was Drawn Into the Conflict Receded by Farmers for the Big into the “world market” at the expense >• hurt last week... .There How She Money For tion with friends have to of his own Rent here, returned their (Springfield Republican.) Will for Supplies from Abroad, rich, exclusive, unequalled -ole at C. A. Hall’s last Satur- Crops Pay Office in home-Mrs. Cora Elwell a few hime market. He must face foreign Hayford Block, up one flight, ver spent days stood Ger- Furnished American Manu- A-.’hsa Hall, who has been While England hesitating, Formerly by based on a scale of desirable. Also store on Beaver Street. In with friends at the Station last week. competition, living has cut the knot. With the same huire at PERRY’S .- n turned to Lowell, Mass. many facturers. that is far below his own. He no FOR SALE BY YOUR CROCER MARKET. with which the kai- longer unhesitating audacity i to the thunder shower passed over center. Post, is the exclusive purveyor richest, | lincolnville ser forced war on Russia and France,and [From the Washington Ind’t] No hungriest, most extravagant 100,000,000 lay morning. damage David Govan of Boston arrived Friday and is disregardful of treaty rights he marched One of the considerations in connection is people in the world. He has rivals who immunity-It very dry; a guest at Hall’s Cottage.... Nathan Miller re- : his armies across the neutral ground of is that with the big crops of this country are more patient, more thrifty than him- j ;wi wells are f diing. Crops turned to Boston Aug. 6th after a three weeks ! Belgium.and Luxemburg, and has throw n the money received by the farmer will gn self. In exchange for this monoply he is L-r unless rain comes soon. his “Primrose down the gage to England without j visit at home, Farm”.,..I. V. j an opportunity to buy foreign-made I for the ministry to make : largely to fcreigners in exchange for sup- given Miller of Belfast is visiting at Miller’s Corner. waiting pacific articles at reduced tariff rates. up its mind reluctantly to take part m plies formerly furnished by American _Mrs. Mary Miller is spending a few days at j What farmer in the United States be- SUESINE SILK 4th a few friends and the I Aug. Miss Ella Pottle of struggle. manufacturers. lieves that his own is enhan- Bayside.... Medfield, Mass., now prosperity home of Mr. It is better so. It is England’s i it the pleasant 1 The new tariff was worked out ced when the prosperity of industry is is at the Pottle homestead for a few weeks.... to strain every nerve to crush this I theory j S :ih in h«nor of Mr. Smith’s duty impaired or destroyed? Does he not wish Norman Jones returned to New York, Saturday of militarism, as by with an idea that the farmer should ob- I frightful portent to see at -39 Cents- n use was decorat- workingmen employed wages prettily after a month’s visit with his mother, Mrs. J. her naval power she crushed the evil tain reductions on all articles j big pur- that will enable them to pay for the food r, with ferns and cut flowers. of a If i | j A. Knights_Mrs. Dora Moody and Mrs. Net- I genius Napoleon century ago. chased by him, to offset reductions in ar- he furnishes? What farmer would will- COME ! ice cake and fruit ! war earlier she would | IN AND SEE cream, a few weeks at North- she had declared tie Tower are spending 1 ticles furnished him. in order to j ingly change his standard of living, in and the evening have been both by by So, I served, ! .William Weiker of Med- absolutely justified, order to compete with the foreign farmer port Campground... the claims of honor and the benefit this one class of Americans, the ; in social chat and music, j by urgent are arrived 7th to his the was it whose chief field animals his wife and field, Mass., Aug. accompany of her own exist- tariff slashed where would im j rendered Percy necessity protecting i Yet the American farmer SUESINE SILK eing by wife after a serious illness at the home : other classes. daughters? home, ence. But the blow' has been struck, not jure ■;.is.>n of Mr. Smith which The farmer is the full \ must change his standards, to some de- of Mrs. Frank Rankins. She was attended by I by her but at her, and every soul in not yet feeling —It is so beautiful and so attractive was the effect of ! gree, at least, if he is to share the Amer- ..d. Mr.Smith recip- Drs. of Belfast and Pearson of .-orrill- Great Ireland and the foreign competition, although Tapley Britain, empire ican market The he a to ! with the foreign farmer. nice presents, among them as one man in defense of is losing $1,000,000 month foreign that no woman who sees it can Her many friends here are anxiously waiting will respond escape as foreigner will improve his condition, and decorated birthday cake the liberties of farmers. This is rapidly increasing for- for of her arrival and of a speedy re- Europe. he will soon be in an auto- reports eigners discover what a fine melon has ; perhaps riding its 'charm, That is we want Fvelyn Cuddy of Bangor, is Yet while the swift assurance with why Moody of Taunton, Mass., been at in ; mobile, like the American farmer. covery_Fred which as sure of placed their disposal the shape broke up, all wishing Germany acts, though But at whose i'OU to see it. party a few days at his cottage at Norton’s of a market in America. the expense? spending her aim. gives cause for alarm, the best Meanwhile, t. .ppy returns of the day- sale at Pond... .There will be a lawn party and calculations The German American farmer is busy with his huge Mrs. may go wrong. Mr. and Fred Gilbert, on 14th which he will sell both at home and Fish Scree at tastport. the M. E. church Friday evening, Aug. strategists who were so sure that Ger- crops, The minute you glance at Suesine, and Mrs. of Ban- abroad. When he comes to .uidy Gray under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid-Miss man trained Turks would beat the Balk- buy, th-reby I Mrs. Mandel Smith the round of the Fish continue very scarce at Eastport you will say; “What material .'.nnott, Wealthy Richards of Medford Hillside, Mass, an armies may haVe wrongly estimated completing year's work, f lovely he will make two discoveries and it is > and Donald, Mrs. Luther of her Mrs. Annie their own opponents. Bulgaria gave the interesting predicted by the fishermen"that has been a sister, — lui a who guest that the of his stuff is delightful dance frock, for a and Mr. and Mrs. world a that first, price get- if a run of fish is not had Percy, at Twin Eim Farm, returned home Aug. stunning surprise—suppose by the next Miller, ting as a result of s com- the improved Russian army should have lower, foreigne and ; Sth_Mrs. Bessie Talbot and two children of run of tides the prospect for steady walking dress, calling costume!” another surprise in store. The French ing into his marker, and, second, that his been of her brother, for the Belfast, who have guests sun- money is abroad to sustain work employes of the and are ■ORKi! have been taken off their ouard. but going foreign canning you right. C. at returned home Sun- instead of factories be II s and friends from Morrill 1). Cross, Sunnyside, pose that good luck and skilled leadership factory employers Americans, | will very remote. Fred Lermond and wife of Camden should enable them to hold their own till L. ;t.g of the Waldo County day.... Rich, elegant, inexpensive, it is just Mrs. Richard Lermond their full forces are in line. In that case I l| in Liberty Aug. 6th and were guests of Mr. and even if beaten the French inflict 1 the fabric for indoors and for i joyable occasion.... Mrs. Sunday. might out; such terrific losses on their conquerors as j ierwent a severe surgical and i{ SWANVILl-E. to cripple the finest part of the army be- Wash That Itch daytime evening. Mrs. home of her daughter, and Mrs. E. H. Nickerson and son Clin- fore the attack on Russia had begun. Stops Mr. Cooling a eek Drs. Pearson and Tapley If its is not swift over- I ton, with their daughter, Mrs. S. E. Whitten, victory and It is certainly the very best and and Mrs. Blaine is lost—its it: is....Mr. and Miss Vina Nickerson of Portland, arrived whelming, Germany challenge Tes—not In half an hour—not In troubles. TVs can give you a good size a finest and most beautiful that we are of his to England insures that. Even German ten minutes—but in. 5 seconds. trial bottle of the genuine D. D. D. silk ii-n, Mass., guests auto Tuesday night and are at their sum- by at sea. wl ich has to be reckoned Just a few drops of that mild, sooth- i; Linda Gray and Mrs. A. victory Prescription for only 25 cents. Morgan_Mrs. mer home, Maple Terrace.... Mr. ing, cooling the D. D. D. Pre- hove ever seen lor iVc. a vara. among the possibilities, would be likely wash, » Don’t fail to try this famous l.was in town last Sunday. of Somerville. scription, the famous cure for Eczema, remedy G. Applin and daughter Phyllis to leave its fleet so wrecked that its ene- for kind of summer skin and the itch is gone. Your burning skin any trouble—» Come in and see Suesirie Silk. lives here and in Belfast- their auto last week and are | Mass., arrived in mies would hold command of the sea. And is instantly relieved and you have ab- we know D, D» D. will give you Instant i. ;i from is Bangor spending guests of Mrs. A.'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. while Germany is blockaded, while its solute protection from all summer skin relief* •t' .M -. and Mrs. Delbert Paul- Frank E. Nickerson ar.d shipping is in and its industries I W. Nickerson_Mrs. kept port Wm. 0. Poor & Sen, Druggists. b. and Marian of son are stifled, inflicts a dis- daughter daughters, Ruth, Helen and Gertrude, and every day deadly j MARCELLUS J. DOW, Brooks, Me. town re- aster on a whose value is $ visited relatives in Ethelbert of Everett, Mass., arrived last week country chiefly as a concern. How she can ! al »nrual school going long Sunday picnic and are of Mrs. N.’s parents, Mr. and guests stand the strain her statisticians have no ’.c shore of Tilden Thurs- j ____ pond Inez ■ }■ Mrs. H. M. Chase_Miss Cunningham_ doubt computed, but for lack of data for 'I f ...Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young Mrs. A. T. who has been visiting her aunt, so unprecedented a crisis they may have J. tts, have been guests at Nickerson, returned to her home in Medford, got the wrong answers. At any rate the to !------week. Cecil Pat- time cannot be if Nothing Pay j past Ma>s., last Saturday.Mrs. long; any unexpected THE HEART check should block the armies in the PAINS AROUND terson of Lynn, Mass., is a guest at Miss Reader Can Enter Free. Quarries, I intervention would be Every When the action of the stomach is Louise Cunningham's-Mr. Elmer Cunning- field, England’s t of Montville decisive. weakened or defective nerve Factory Cunningham is the of his Mr. swiftly THE FOLLOWING LIST OF by debility ham of Caribou guest parents, is and instant. The

We shall endeavor to make this the biggest sale we have ever held. It will include every article in this store. Absolutely nothing held in reserve. Never was there a better opportunity to obtain clean, fresh merchandise at COST, and in MOST INSTANCES, LESS THAN COST. DO NOT DELAY. BE AMONG THE FIRST TO OOME. 10 DAYS I Sale Commences August 13 j| 10 DAYS ENDS AUGUST 22. __WE WANT YOU TO COME TO BELFAST FAIR AUtP MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUABTEBS WHILE HEBE—

-Just a Few of the Good Values We are Offering You. Every Article in the Store at the Same Reduced Prices-— Bates Street Shirts Please Notice These Prices | Special Bargains in Men’s and Young Men's AT COST Hats and SUITS Silk Shirts, $1.75 On Men’s Gaps. $2.50 Furnishings An “ especially good assortment of 1.50 1-15 $3.00 Crofut and Knapp Hats,$2.25 patterns and sizes to select from 1.00 “ -79 (Every Hat Guaranteed) UNION SUITS $20.00 Suits to be sold for $14,00 to select trom. 2.50 | A good assortment South worth Hats now 1.65 “ “ “ “ Porous Knit Union Suits, 69c 18.00 $1.00 “ 12.50 2.00 Soft Hats 1.25 “ •• “ “ “ .50 “ “ Shirt and 16.50 “ “ “ 11,50 1.50 .98 •• 35c 15.00 “ “ « “ Drawers, “ 10.50 1.00 “ “ Boys’KnickerbockerPants .75 •* “ “ •• 38c 12.00 8.00 .50 B.V.D. Shirt & Drawers, “ Reduced to 79c 1.00 .69 “ “ “ | $1.00 Quality Southworth Caps 10.00 “ “ “ “ 55c .50 Bal. Shirt and Drawers, 35c 7,00 .75 .50 Caps “ .35 HOSE SEE OOP SPECIAL LOT Ol ALL STRAW HATS SUITS MARKED AT Suits .25 Hose,6 prs. to a customer, 19c AT HALF PRICE. .. « « « « « and Boys’Knickerbocker 15 9q $3.95 $5.9S * The Celebrated Schwartz & Jaffee BRACES | Suits. Mo better made. Washable Suits Men’s Pants $5.00 Suits marked to $3.50 .50 Braces, 38c Boys’ • “ “ “ $5.00 PANTS NOW $3,75 4.00 3.00 .25 19c $2.50 “Pixie” Suits now j $1.75 “ “ “ 2.25 4.00 2.«5 I 3.00 r Copyright, 1914 1.50 Tar” Suits now 1 “Jack .98 “ “ “ “ > iSuljarU, fctrrn * Co. 3.00 2 25 2.50 1.75 BELTS “ 1.00 Suits” “ •• “Midgets’ .75 2.50 i.,\5 All this Summer’s Suits. 50 Belts, 38c “ .50 Boys’ Waists, .38 150 “ “ “ |, .25 19c “ “ I A few odd lots at almost your own price .25 .19 100 - I To those who cannot attend this sale, take advantage of our Mail Order Department. All orders will be delivered by Parcel Post FREE. Telephone 67-2. REMEMBER: The same guarantee goes with our merchandise as though you were paying the regular price. | We invite you to call and look over the values we are giving, whether you intend purchasing or not. Ralph D. Southworth, 12 Main Street, Belfast, Maine

Mr. and Mrs. Linwood E. Tyler and Mi tsa port in Scuth Africa, is liable to be tied u; meeting. This church will unite with the Ba SF.ARSPORT. P Regimental Reunions. BORIN 3 of are a latter on account T he Churches. Barbara Tyler Bangor spending few at the port of the Europeai tist and Methodist churches for the Peat e days at the Searsport House. war, as she is under the English flag. to be held in The 42nd annual reunion Fred C. Edwards went to Jackson Prayer Meeting, the Baptii t of the 19th Main Anderson. In Vinalhaven, Saturday will service at North Belfast as usua I church at 7.30 Infantry be held at Clinton on and Mrs. Anderson, twins, so; 3 to visit relatives. The Gladys Klark Co. will open at the Sears- The U. S. collier Vulcan, commanded b; Preaching tonight o'clock. Tuesday August 25th. Coombs. In Winter Hark f port House for three beginning Isaac Carver of sailed fron next Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock, followe< The Mrs. J. Le Barrow visited Mr. and Mrs. E. L Opera days, Capt. Searsport, subject of the morning sermon by Re) and Mrs. Linwood Coombs, tv school. The 21st Maine Regimental association wil j; Aug. 13th, with "Paid in Full." Norfolk, Aug. 10th with 8,000 tons of coal fo by Sunday Horace B. Sellers at the Eaton. In Deer Isle, Jur Savory last week. Methodist Church nes t meet in reunion at Grand Water j Army hall, Mrs. Samuel W. Eaton, a dam Miss who has been a the armored cruisers Tennessee and Nortl The ordinance of baptism was administered I will be “Deliver on Ethel Carr, spending Sunday Us from Evil,” and i ville, Thursday, at 10.30 a. m ■ Rev. and Mrs. C. H. are August 27th, Haskell. In Deer Isle. Ju McElhiney visiting which are to 1 Reduced fares on her Mrs. J. re- Carolina, carrying gold Englam to two candidates for church a the “The Maine Central railroad. Jos ■ vacation with mother, H. Carr, membership evening Carnal or the Christia ^ Mrs. Charles Haskell, a son in Princeton, Me. T. R F. D. < for the relief of the American tourists. the church last Woodward, secretary, Augusta, 4. turned last week to Waltham, Mass. Baptist Sunday evening. Warfare.” Mr. Sellers will preach in th 0 Healey. In Vinalhaven, for s Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Duncan left Monday Mr. Samuel N. Rackliff of Belfast made hii Woods schoolhouse The annual reunion of the 14th Maine Mrs. Fred Healey, a son. Miss Dorothy Dunn, who had been the guest The Christian Scientists hold services ii Sunday at 2 p. m. Ther Regi weeks’ visit in Deer Isle. mental Association was held at the associatioi Myrick In Winter Hark... annual visit to his native town August 5th anc will be a union service in the churc 1 for two weeks of Mrs. A. T. Ihute, Water their hall, 127 Main street, Sunday morning ai Baptist hall on Portland 5th and Mrs. H. L. Myrick, a dam Whittiei Long Island, harbor, Aug. See advertisement of Capt. A. T. met of the chums of his days this, The s with a Wardwell In North Ca.- reet, returned to B cstcn Sunday. many boyhood 11 o’clock and Wednesday evening at 7.3( Thursday, evening. young people’ large attendance. J. W. Day of Lerwick | was Mr. and Gustine L. War in another column of The Journal. who are visiting here, and talked overman} chorus will meet Friday at 7.15 o’cloeli elected president and Edward Ordway of Mrs. Robertson Miss o’clock, to which all are welcome. evening Mrs. G. A. and daughter, Castine second vice It was voted Dr. and Mrs. E. Tibbetts of of the stirring incidents of many years ago The president. George Orring- cf are pastors of churches in the city hav ; on motion of L. C. Josephine Robertson, Augusta, guests The services next Sunday at Mason’s Milk Bateman of Auburn that MARRIED ton called on friends in town when Searsport had a population of 2.500. the | Friday. of on united for a prayer for intercession ii , association request the support of the Mias Mabel l£, Griffin Main street, will be held at 10.30 a. meeting m., followed by the Maine for the reten- Dana M. Dutch of Boston is with his family At a meeting of the municipal officers, helc the world’s needs.—a prayer meeting to h Congressional delegation Bonsey-Randall. In Bur Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison and daughter school, and at Reformed church tion of the National Soldiers’ Home at V- was tc 'Sunday Trinity Togus, by Rev. William ; at Mrs. J. T. Erskin’s, on Main street. Saturday, William D. Smart drawn devoted to pleas for world peace—to be held ii 1 it Forsyth, Doris of West are of 't 2.30 followed by school. having been reported that there has been and Miss 1 Somerville, MasB., guests and Wilson p. m., Sunday Gladys Randall, serve as a grand juror for the year, the vestry of theBaptist church this,Thursday some talk of the home in this State. Wale Henry W. Kneeland of Boston spent the Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Norris street. abolishing Braley-Sprague, In ;j A. Colson and Charles W. Curtis were drawn The services for the week at the at 7.30 o'clock. All members of th< Rev. W. F. Estin week-end with bis family on Park street. Baptist evening Sturtevant, jj Mrs. A. T. Qumby, after several weeks’ stay fast and Miss $ as traverse jurors at the September term ol church will be as follows: prayer meeting this, various churches of our city, and those wh< * Aroostook Potatoes. Ruby Spragut Mrs. Lavona Williams of Islesboro is visit- at the Norris homestead on Norris street, has Bkenner-Donovan. In W Court to be held in are moved to seek more j the Supreme Judicial Thursday, evening; morning service, Sunday than mortal guidance Rev. Arthur J. Lock Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Water street. to her H. Potatoes are and a S, by ing Gilkey, returned home in Laconia, N. a. at growing finely, promise Belfast. at 10.45 m.; Sunday School noon; Chris* in the and matters nov Brenner and Miss Cora C I pressing threatening good crop of excellent quality, but at the same Charles Widgren of Claremont, N. H., is the Scott Blanchard and mother, Mrs. C. tian Endeavor and service at Winterport. Capt. F. now stationed at meeting evening facing humankind aie most cordially invitee time no such yield as in 1913. J. B. Williams Lieut. Frederick Black, Grimes-Staples. In t of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy on Norris E. left for Melrose, 7.30 m. the Fort Fairfield to use guest Blanchard, Thursday H. has entertained many of his p. to attend. large shipper, began Honolulu, I., new August 2, by Rev. E. N. street. Mass., to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ford. potatoes on his table before the end of schoolmates and friends, now serv- The services for the week at the Methodist Mudgett Grimes of New Y Searsport Rev. of the Prospect July, and has been using them ever since, the Bark Mabel I. Meyers, Capt. C. N. Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. John S. who had George Lewis, pastor size dred Blanchard Staples of t Dutch, spent ing in an official capacity od board the steam- church will be as follows: This, Thursday, being good for the season, and the quality salt street Baptist church of Patterson, N. J., occu- Oakes-Gould. In Brook arrived at Boston last week with from a two weeks’ vacation at Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Co. and constantly improving. Mr. Williams intends ers of the American*Hawaiian S. S. the prayer meeting; young people’s chorus at J. Mr. Electa Oak- the last Sunday morning, to about 25. re- I Dow, Esq Turk’s Island. pied Baptist pulpit begin shipping August The i Carter’s, have returned to Waltham, Mass, which have loaded sugar at Honolulu for Phil- 7,15 m., Sunday, at morning cent Gould. p. Friday; 10.45, and told an interesting story of his missionary weather has been all that could be desired Mrs. Ethel Williams and daughter Edith of canal route. school at service for the of the Mr. Hoffman of Waltham, Mass., who has adelphia by the Panama worship; Sunday 12; evening work in the New York slums. He also assist- development crop.—Fort Fair- field Review. DIED Islesboro are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. at 7.30 m. been the guest of Mr. F. Howard Mosman at | Charles B. Ncrris of Grand Island, Neb., and p. ed Rev. George L. Olney of New York, who on Water street. Gilkty Mosman returned home last week. who are Orlai Park, Albert G. Norris of Cambridge, Mass*, The First Congregational Church, Church spoke in the evening at the Methodist church, Bissett. In South j Dm tin of Natick, Mass,, was BELFAST PRICE CURRNET. Agnes Bissett, aged 72 year » Cunningham Steamer Carolyn, Capt. Calhoun, arrived the summer at the Norri6 homestead, Court Rev. an illustrated story of the life of a spending street, opposite House, Haraden giving days. in town Tuesday, the guest of George A. tons and in Corrected for The Journal. Aug. 9th *iom Newport News with 3,360 Norris street, spent Saturday Sunday S. Pearl, pastor. Summer services: Sunday, country boy who wen ruined by going to a large Weekly Crocker. In Boston, J Main Bowen on street. of the Coal at Mack’s their cousin, Mr. Stillman A PRODUCE MARKET. PAID PRODUCER. Crocker of ! coal to Penobscot Co., Dixmont visiticg I 10.45, morning worship and sermon, subject, city and falling in with evil companions. Bucksport, aged Mr. and Mrs. John of New who in Dixmont Mr. C. B. Norris Apples,per bbl,1.50. .2.69 10 00al400 and 28 days.. = Boyle York, Point. Gould. While "War." Thursday, 7 30 to 8. p. m., prayer large and interested audience was presett, Hay, 7 Eastman. In Belfast, Am: have b<;en and Mrs. D. M. in he was born 75 dried, per lb., Hides, 12 visiting Mr. Nichols, and Mrs. M. and visited the house which d : Capt. C. Meyers daughter Beans, pea, 2 7oa3 €0 Lamb, 14 Eastman of Thorndike, agt returned home and where he was courteously re- Eaton In Deer S Saturday, Violet arrived Monday from Boston after a years ago, Beans, Y. E., 3 50 Lamb Skins, 36-40 Isle, July- the and shown ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 1 to Platte in the barkentine ceived by Mr. owner, Butter, 28a32 Mutton, 8 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Nichols are receiving voyage the River Go^yid, Fisher. In house. Mr. Norris stated tnat Beef, sides, 9all Oats, 32 lb., 42 Winterport, Mabel I. through the t congratulations on the birth, Aug, 9th, of a 10- Meyers. beet,forequarters, 9 Potatoes, 1 00 Henry Fisher, a veteran of the of Nebraska were quite the re- 78 son, Clark Nichols. Rockland & Lime Co. No. 5 plains Barley, bu, 60; Round Hog, 10$ years. pound Rockport barge Johnson. In Am: verse of the Dixmont hills. Cheese, 22Straw, 9.00 Belfast, arrived Aug. 9th from Elizabethport with 1,- of Los William Colson of Brooklyn, N. Y„ is spend- Chicken, 25 Turkey, 26a30 Johnson, Jr., Angek j Mrs. Ellen Lieb gave a three table auction 600 tons of coal to the Penobscot Coal & Calf Skins, 18 Tallow, 2 years, 8 months and 4 days. ing a vacation with his grandmother, Mrs. M., at her j Wharf Co. at Mack’s Point. party Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 5th, Duck. 20lVeal, 12al3 Lunt. In Boston, July li'. j M. Packard, on Main street. of Frenchboro, 33 year." summer home here, in honor of her house Eggs, 28 Wool, unwashed, 25 aged Among the local war rumors afloat Saturday Fowl, 18 6.00 Mears. In Washington, ( The Klark-Urban Co. played here Monday, Mrs. John Burleigh of South Berwick Wood, hard, morning was one that the Camden of the gue&is, Geese, 18 Wood, soft, 3.60 Mears, aged 39 years. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings last week and Mrs. Hills Rogers of Lowell, Mass. Mrs, McLaughlin. In San l ram Eastern S. S. Co. had been held up temporarily RETAIL PRICE. RETAIL MARKET. a William J. t to full houses every night. B. F. Colcord received the first prize, sou-1 23, McLaughlin, | by an Irish armored cruiser. 18 1 10 80 the hostess Beef, Corned, Lime, land, aged years. venir of Washington, D. C., where 5 Clarence of Boston arrived Butter Salt, 141b., 18a22 Oat Meal, Gilkey Friday Mrs. Horace Parker and son Horace of Bel- H. G. Curtis re- ! spent the winter, and Mrs, Corn, 103 Onions, 6 aad Insect Bite for a three weeks’ vacation with hia parents Infection Mass., who have been Mr. and a needle book. Coffee Cracked Corn, 98 Oil, kerosene, 12al3 mont, visiting ceived the second prize, flies and other Mr. and Mrs. Pyam L. Gilkey. Corn Meal, 98 Pollock, 7 Mosquitoes, j. Mrs. E. L. Savory on Mt. Ephraim road, left and refreshments were served by Miss dainty Cheese, 22 Pork, 16a 17 breed quickly in garbage \ .j Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Decrow, who have been last week for the White Mountains. assisted by Mrs. Rogers. The Louise Lieb, Cotton Seed, 185 Plastef, 1.13 nant water,barns,musty plac« two weeks at the Brookside, returned were Mrs. A. M. Ross, Mrs. E. D. Codfish, 10 Rye Meal, 3$ ■pending Charles who has been at work for other guests dry, of time they 1 Littlefield, j 18 Shorts, 156 disease. Every to West Upton. Mass., Monday. P. Nickels, Miss O. J. Lawrence, Mrs. Ella Cranberries, his uncle, Leroy D. Littlefield, for the past two I Clover 20a22 Sugar, 7 into your system W. Mrs. C. P. Treat and Seed, ject poison Mowry, Mrs. J. Black, 6 00a6 75 T. 40 t' Thomas Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. years, has gone to Monroe, where he baa Flour, Salt, I., dread disease may result, ^ Mrs. Carter of New York. H. G. 3 50 Sweet Potatoes, Grant of are of a farm and will reside in the future. Seed, Sloan's Liniment. It is autism Lowell, Maas., guests Cspt. bought Lard 16. Wheat Meal, Charles E. Averill, Main ctreet. drops will neutralize the irfm ..y Mrs. W. P. Putnam has sold her house, cor- The yacht Argentba owned by Arthur Fran- insect bites or rusty nails. N ^ Eugene N. Shute returned to Boston Sun- ner of Main and Reservoir streets, to George cis of Hartford, Conn,, arrived at Augusta disinfects Cuts, Bruises and & a vacation hia was built in 1889 day, after spending with moth- Lovett This house by Robr >' Wednesday afternoon and will remain at anchor FOR SALE not afford to be without it Mrs. A. T. on Water street. ert a well known merchant tailor of er, Shute, Dolliver, a with t’i; while Mr. and Mrs. Francis make visit Money back if not satisfied. j West Prospect A John Broadwood It Sons, London, Plano, Mrs. W. P. Putnam, who baa been visiting friends in Unity. Mr. Francis is a member of Druggist. | built iu 1785. at her sister, Mrs. C. M. Nichols, on Water Ship Timranda, Capt Nathan F. Gilkey, the Middletown (Conn) Yacht Club.—Kenne- Inquire s°rt Bucklen's Arnica Salve f"r street, left Saturday for Dorchester, Mass. which went to Newport News to load coal for bec JtumaLt tt33 NO. 40 CEDAR STREET.