V * r * ./ _ Th_-. URNAL. 87 rOlXME BELFAST, MAINE,"THURSDAY, JULY- 8, 1915. NtIMBER~27~ of Journal. ^.-intents Today's ubituary. Government. City PERSONAL. PERSONAL. v«r 0ti9_Secret Societies. j Lois V., widow of the late J. The New Schoolhouse. .Attemp- Capt. Henry regular meeting of the City Government was Bernes O. Norton ..News of the Hhaples, died 1st at her home, 194 High held Tuesday eveding, July 6th, went to Boston Monday | Assassination July Mayor Benj. Ellis arrived to Govern- Charles R. Coombs presiding. on business. Sunday visit Belfast j T. p^ps. .Obituary.. .City treet. She was born in Knox June 17, 1850, i friends. IN OP _ Personal BOARD ALDERMEN. j '’m he daughter of the late James and Eliza Mrs, Janies Davis of Bridgewater, Mass., is Another The Miss Helene Mosher of ] ,, Reminiscence Suggests following roll of accounts was read and Bangor is Iriggs Bailey. When a young girl she mar- the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. West- visiting ;• Legislation. .The Fish- ordered paid: Mrs. Alice G. niocratic ied and Mason. .The Billion Capt. Chaples, a master mariner, had Mr. and industry Injured. Contingent.$ 661 81 Mrs. Ross L. Stevens and little son, Balance... War ■nee Miss Lulu H. is Trade Ship resided in For many years she ... Smalley the liar Belfast. Highways. 2*69 00 R°8* L. are spending week Bells..The Maine Jr., guests of Belfast relatives with .Wedding nade occasional with him, and one of City building. 27 30 relatives in Castine. ‘jesses- Lnion. voyages for iia later Lights streets... 400 00 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer Foster of Ban- Farmers’ commands, the schooner Lois V. Free Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Frisbee of by tne Tariff. .The State High- Library. 86 80 gor were recent guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. L, Taunton,Maas., !iurt 'haples, was named for her. Mrs. Chaples School are relatives in Woman Suffrage. ...Pittsfield Contingent. 28 66 West. visiting this city. Ways. ras a and of Free text books and New England Baptist member of the Methodist church supplies. 10 00 Miss | personals. School and Mary Walker of Manchester, N. H., ie ieaside p. of H. Naturally repairs insurance. 48 86 Mrs. Belle L. Cates and Miss Sholes | conference. Grange, retiring Amy the guest of Rev. and Mrs. t Paupers.X.. 26 20 returned Arthur A. Blair. Belfast-Vet- waa in the home as wife and mother that her Tuesday from a short visit id Rock- 4 Editorials-East Sewers. 270 16 1 in Brooks-Wedding Mrs. R. P. Chase returned last eraris Meeting eel work was best known and appreciated. Cemeteries. 4j 40 land. Saturday from News of Brooks....The a few with [.glia_The Ihe was a and State Road...„.g 12 days'visit Mrs. C. E. Mclntire in loyal friend, a kind thoughtful Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McLane and daughter Churches. who Sidewalka.. 242 69 Camden. leighbor, and was respected by all knew Gene of were recent The News of Belfast. Fire Department. 90 38 Bangor guests of Belfast * 5 ier in any of life's relations. Her husband Police relatives. Ralph O'Connell of Bangor arrived Sunday a Reporter's Heart (story). .Wide Department... 172 87 Etx of M. Summer lied about six and she is survived City team. 75 gg tc visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea 0pen Saloons..U. years ago Mrs. Esther G. Davis General school 60 00 has returned from O'Connell. School... County Correspondence... J °ne son and two daughters. Drew H. L. purposes. Bucksport. .More Ameri- Miscellaneous. 84 73 visits in Ash Point, Camden, Rockland and beautiful lhaples, Mrs. Annie L. Black and Miss Florence Mrs. of Lives Lost.. .Recent Deaths.. A Thomas ton. fe| Lydia Wight Rockland, Mass., is vis- can >. with a Big Income. Chaples; by six grandchildren, Mildred $4,681 66 iting Mrs. Annie L, Burgess at her home on Farm Total..... Mr. and Mrs. Edmund --- The order was in Wilson are Swis? Dogs. .Remarkable Trib- 1 ileanor Black, who with her mother lived at following passed concur* spending Union street Two rence with the common & Bina M. to see Brooks lose the chance for a school council: Ordered, That the week with Mr, and Mrs. O. Wilson ute to Supreme Commander New ( he home for a number of Manley Brooks Schoolhouse. years; Doris, the city treasurer be to submit to- Charles Dana Gibson, the famous and> of the Woman’s Benefit Asso- to execute the requested at Pooi’b Mills. artist, | \Vest building, agreed contract in its ] lenry, Kenneth and children of each of the a Elmer, Lois, regular meeting city council a his family, are at their summer home on ciation of the Maccabees. .How form at Seven The Latest Achievement of That Enterpris- original a price that would not be met J )rew, all of and two sisters and transcript of the city’s financial standing as of S. B. Wetherbee of Boston was the guest City Man Made Good on a Farm.. Belfast; by Hundred Acre island. other contractors and the that date, together with a of the over Farmers Need Automobiles.. ing Town. | by with full knowl- i wo Mrs. W. of Bel- transcript Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jones at Why brothers, George Chaples standing of each The Norman of the not M U ALL- 11 <1 _•. £ If_A *11 appropriation. Whites of Mass.. The Commoner as a Political Subma- The celebration of the birth of the nation edge fact that the town could only ex- ; the Windsor Hotel. Brookline, by Stephen S. L. Shute, chief of the fire de- have nne A Woman with a Farm That a certain and the arrived at their summer home at Satur- j the town of Brooks was also in a pend amounjt balance would Villiam of partment, five calls as follows: Elden Ten Cents. .A Drastic Law. part celebra- | Bailey Knox and Roger Bailey of reported A. Ward and son Lawrence H. were Her have day Cove for the season. of the of to come from some other source. They Belfast. June 2, fire on Poor’s Mills road, house of .Stcckton tion completion the new High school | The funeral took place at her late guests of W. H. Maffitt in North port last Searsport.. Springs. .Ship have the Charles Stephenson, caused by defective chim- Mrs. Current.. which the Commercial completed building according to the ] tome at and A, F. Peterson and daughter Elizabeth, \ews The Belfast Price building.of Bangor gives Saturday 1.30 p. m., Rev. Horace B ney. House a total loss, no insurance. June Thursday Friday. Married. .Died. : plans and specifications of the architect in a | Jellers fire in of Franklin, N. H., returned home last Thurs- the following description: of the Methodist church officiating. 4, chimney J. S. Harriman house. Mr. M. Johnson of New York 1 Ralph arrived ; good and workmanlike manner, and not only Fhe Pearl street. No June brush fire day from a visit with Mrs. F. E. Howard. The new schoolhouse, which is on a four-acre bearers were W. L. Hall, George W. Mil- damage. 6, last and his on land of Frank Friday joined wife at the Johnson have taken pride in the construction of a fine Toothaker, Belmont avenue. OTIS. lot in the center of the is two er, Alton K. and Sumner Mrs. Arthur W. who las been con- | OLIVER directly town, Braley Bridges, Crew of 12 men worked three hours before it Homestead, Primrose Hill. Morse, luiidirg, but have taken a great interest fined to and a half stories in height and is 59 feet long, rhe interment was in the family lot in Grove was put out. June 23, Read house on North- her home on High street by illness the ur news Harold Hamm of Boston to hiR illnpRR the in the progress of school affairs, and it is to caused arrived last Sat- I and 52 feet wide. The corner stone of the eraetery. port avenue, by sparks from chimney past week, has so far recovered as to be out. >uly 1st, of Oliver Otis, editor of Emmons Br; s. that the town of Brooks is catching roof. Damage about insured. urday to spend the 4th at the Dexter cottage, was laid 26, 1914. It has the most $150; Mr. building July June 27, fire in Wra. Woods and Mrs. Sam E. Connor and Mr. and inion, was a severe shock to largely indebted for its school build- chimney house, the guest of Sturgiss Dexter. of ventilation and present Annie M., widow of the late John W. corner of improved system plumbing Nash, Cedar and Pearl street. No dam- y Atinpie ana oaugnter Louise of fellow The edito- ing. Betts of the North I | journalists. and is heated a steam The lied June 30th at her home on Miller Principal Adams, Mass., by one-pipe system. street, I Lewiston spent the holiday in Bangor and ! Rockland of July 1st, condition of the fire will and are Opinion water is from an artesian well in the 71 She had been ill for some time gasoline engine. You High school, family, occupying the supply ATTEMPTED iged years. recall that I ; Searsport. : column rules, had this brief ASSASSINATION recommended in my last annual vith heart and but bore her suf- Johnson cottage at the Battery. basement. kidney trouble, report that the present engine be disposed of Frank by Ensign Otis, the son of the Libbey, of the U. S. S. Vermont, who The first floor is occupied by the office, lib- And Destruction of the U. S. ’erings uncomplainingly and was ever pleasant and a new one procured for the as this Miss Ada who had been the for Capitol. city, Curtis, guest had been on one is in such the southern coast for some time., two rooms and coat An of a bomb in the tnd witn those in attendance. She was getting condition that it is not a week of and Mis. rary, janitor’s room, grade explosion Senate wing ( smiling Mr. Carl H. Hopkins in arrived editor of the Opinion, died this reliable and is only an expense as to repairs Tuesday to spend a vacation with Bel* l,... The hall and of the at » 1 >orn in the of and home last room. assembly high school reci- capitol Washington Fiiday ight was Brooks, daughter Israel which will come Camden, returned Saturday. ve o'clock. An obituary will ap- oftener in the future than in fast relatives. it tation rooms are on the second floor. On the followed an to Sarah Hanson and in womanhood the The J f xt issue. I could not write by attempt Saturday assassi- Jones, early past.” report was read and accepted Rev. and Mrs. S. Mills and son George Rev. Frederick and no one of our force could set are nate J. ived for several in in concurrence with the common council. j Palladino of Bangor was the .v. third floor the physical and chemical lab- P. Morgan at his summer home near years Chelsea, Mass., where Charles of Bennington, Vt., arrived Wednes- We are sending the paper City Marshal W. Frisbee’s I over of type. the stock room and a room that Glen New The ihe was in After George report guest Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Horace oratories, Cove, York, would-be assassin employed dressmaking. her was read and for their usual at the ,as, .v He would not want us to shirk accepted in concurrence with day sojourn Battery ■eturn to B. Sellers while in Belfast and on can later be finished for a kitchen for use in forced his way into the house and shot Mr. Maine—we have been unable to the common and was as follows: One j vicinity idnty. council, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. McLellan, little domestic science he >btain date or of arrest each for and 16 official business. rtiand well says: “This is a the department. The base- Morgan twice before was overpowered by place marriage—she became insanity intoxication; Argus were Janet and Miss Alice Poor, are at the ;he wife given night’s lodging. There were four daughter Miss Winnifred volumes. Between the ment contains lavatories, toilets, furnace and the servants and taken into custody. At first of John W. Nash, who died Feb. 26, I Buck and Miss Josephine u.e that .-peaks special police June 17th—circus day. Chenery cottage, Murphy’s Point, for a short fuel rooms and rooms for and girls. the nature of Mr. wounds was not L914. She was a most devoted wife and had IN BOARD OF Buck arrived in June 30th from #0f the few sentences are read the affec- play boys j Morgan’s MUNICIPAL OFFICERS. visit. Bucksport a The bond of ! New York for the good father and for On each floor is to be found a sanitary bub- given out, which naturally led the public to fiven mother’s love and care to her step- $25,000 by the Union Safe De- State, where they are teachers in ,erf?rtained and Trust Co. for Mrs. E. L. Cook went to Boston last week to ble fountain. The equipment for each de- kalicuo thpu WPTP eorinno kuf i„ jranddaughter, Mrs. Alice Heath Whitten of posit Edward Sibiey, tax the public schools. while that faithfulness to collector for was tn’-i'ioyer; 1915, approved. Mr. Cook, who had been to Buffalo as a partment is of excellent established that both bullets fired at jrimpass, Idaho, who was visited in her west- join one of the shining virtues of thoroughly modern, definitely The chairman of the sewer committee re- Miss Clarinda Buck of Chicago arrived in to the National Boot and Shoe Work- 1 and to be of value. Mr. had his and irn home a few years Mr. and Mrs. ported, that he had delegate borne witness to.” quality designed practical Morgan penetrated hip that ago by verbally, investigated all Bucksport June 30th for a visit with her grand- Ter convincingly calls for sewer er’s Union. neither had the abdomen. The fash. The deceased was a member of ex^gnsion and would act on.the : irteen Otis was the “devil” A Advance. j pierced ufirst loyal father, Ldward Buck, and went to her .-.i Remarkable 1 same after the work on the sewer at the Wal- directly shot struck the and ['homas H. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. A. J, and Miss Patriot office in right hip went through in Circle, Ladies of the G. A. do is Lounebury cottage in East Orland. Farmington, Brooks has enjoyed a remarkable advance County hospital completed. a line almost and L, and when able a attendant at the Charles R. was Virgina Lounsbury of New York City have 4 he was The horizontal, deflecting slight- regular Mayor Coombs instructed to L. publishing Clipper educational lines in the the past two P. D. H. Carter is visiting in Boston and along downward. The second ‘•forth attend the meeting. July of the B. & M. taken tbe Greenlaw cottage at ..ttle of which | ly shot struck nearer Congregational church. She is survived 7th, Temple Heights 4 weekly newspaper years. In the spring of 1913 the high school had R. R. Co., and vote the stock. i vicinity and on his way home will be the guest the and was deflected brother city for the season. that it had about all the groin much more sharp- j >y“one and two sisters, Lorenzo Jones j.: faultg the smallest registration of any in Waldo Adjourned. of the family of Walter Clements at their sum- ly downward. This shot came out of the >f Brooks, Mrs. Emma J. Barker of Belfast and M. White and t, could have save up- Mrs. Wellington daughter. i; aper one—nobody county. This year it is second in the county mer home in Winthrop, Maine. Per k Hiss Rosa Jones of D. who BASE BALL. of have arrived j eg dull.” In that year he was j g. Washington, C., for Miss Margaret, Miami, Florida, in point of attendance, Belfast high only ex- Mr. and Mrs. Isasc Dunbar of After his arrest the has the summers Castine attend- v:and to edit the Opinion, then | assassin, who gave his nany years spent here, but to spend the summer at the White homestead y ceeding it. [Rockland Courier-Gazette.] ed the con mencement exercises of the Maine name as Frank Holt and claimed to be a native vas unable to come this year on account of ill- on Primrose Hill. is: L. M. Robbins, and with the ex- The students here have done excellent work The defeat which the Colonials visited upon ; Central Institute at Pittsfield. Their son Del- of Texas, born of German parents, confessed less. The funeral took place at her late home Belfast a ago, the rief periodb his life-work had and a fine school exists. An enviable fortnight spurred up-bay Marian and Helen twin daughters of the spirit into a mont was one of the graduates. i that he set the bomb which exploded in the U. ! Friday at 2 p. m., Rev. Arthur A. Blair, Uni- city getting together ball team which is it. that paper. In a write-up of has beer made in The foot- late James W, Pendleton of Dorchester, Mass., record athletics, a bit too ciassy for mere amateurs. Ihe re- S. Capitol and said that his plans at the Mor- rersalist (who also officiated at Mr. Nash’s Foster Crocker, a LI. of M. graduate and a daine newspaper some years ago ball team the strong second teams of j sult Wednesday, June 30th, was that Belfast formerly of Belfast, arrived Sunday to spend played home teacher in the Madawaska gan summer had miscarried. He intend- : !uneral) officiating. Among the beautiful floral down on us like “a thousand of Training school at fir -rA of aim: Coburn and the M. C. I., losing to the for- swooped brick,” several weeks with relatives. with a 15 4 Fort is the of his ed sending Mr. Morgan out to stop the expor- >fferings were pieces from the G, A. R. to victory There was no stage of ( Kent, guest parents, Mr. and pro;,. v re is not a man in Maine who with | bodies, who mer by a touchdown and playing a tie the after the initial when Harold Jones, has been at the Universi- <■ I of md from Miss game, inning, the ; Mrs. E. M. on Union street. i~,.. enemies or more friends in the tation munitions while he held the other Rosa Jones and Mrs. Whitten, Crocker, the latter. The Belfast team was defeated. Colonials had a look-in. The bombardment of ty of Pennsylvania the past year, will spend .- career than has Oliver Otis. He >rdered j members of the family in an upstairs room,and by telegram from their distant homes, the in Miss Beulah F. Pbilbrook of Brewer arrived '-rr.ies because nature The basket team with Water- Rockland pitchers began the second in- the summer with his Mrs. J. W. ir.ii endowed played games rhe mother, Jones, ! was to kill them with if Mr. I bearers were Israel Gardner, Thomas Gan- stallment with Reed’s double and Lord’s on her to Castine to attend the dynamite Morgan single. at on the Sunday way ville high, Winterport high, Belfast high, Cas- In the third the her cottage Condon shore. refused to use his \ lon, J. W. and D. B. inning visitors made four runs, £ be'. u ant tendencies. He has made influence to stop the expor- Capt, Ferguson Strout, of the and Princi- tine Foxcroft j on the of two meetings Superintendents he is kind of high, Newport high, academy, largely strength doubles and a Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Small returned Monday ietc-r -e heart, possessed tation of war munitions. A satchel contain- nais of the e.nir.mon .ir.ri serr.rififtrv Kennole Jackson C. and j homer. After that business was rather (pr lies which made him fight for a Monroe high, A, the Brooks A. quiet from a week's fishing trip to Jackman, coming ing dynamite was found on the after Hugh D. Jr., died at the home of until the sixth inning, when McLellan Mrs. D. icau-' as valiantly as many for a A. It closed the season after won a grounds McLellan, pitcher B. Phelan of Rockport and Dr. fight having I knocked the off “Sime” Hall’s barn. from Bingham that day in their auto. They i&KMcn brings with its success rewards, Holt’s arrest. lis grandparents. Hon. and Mrs. Clarence O. shingles George Phelan of Philadelphia, who were here majority of the games, despite the fact that Mr. who had declared him- had a no on .m. Cottrell, previously very enjoyable outing, mishaps to attend the Crockett recital, were at t c he is true to his principles and his “Holi” is now said to be Erich a No. 28 Church at guests were Muenter, j Poor, street, July 2nd, 3.30 self not in real this most of the teams heavier and many of J pitching form, accepted the road, and good fishing, Roscoe Staples.—Rockland Courier*Gazette. native of and a former instructor at m., aged 6 6 months and 2 and to Rokes who them would be supposed to outclass the Brooks Germany, j p. years, days. He hint, gave way held the lire rove read Mr. Otis aright he did not visitors scoreless for the next two Mrs. Ed. A. Richardson left Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Linnikin and little j Harvard and Radcliffe, who fled from Cam- ! kas born in Cambridge, Mass., the only son of innings. Friday morning isfanm r fortune; but he certainly attain- j players. What happened in the ninth inning is not for Portland enroute for Montreal, via. the Feme Louise, who were called here bridge nine years ago after the mysterious D. and Nina F. daughter In baseball the Brooks team has not been de- Bugh (Poor) McLellan and for anyone who White Mountains. Mrs. Richardson will mee1 ! He ... as a distinctive figure in Maine pleasant reading possesses the death of his sister, Mrs. Lila F. Stevens^ death of his with whose murder he was rad local The by feated on the nome for the two | wife, spent every summer of his short life in pride. festive gentlemen who wear in Montreal her husband, Capt. Richardson ol Etcand no doubt the modest grounds past in returned to their home in Rich- enjoyed and has since been a Belfast the a large “B” on their shirtfronts got the schooner Calumet, which is Searsport, The basketball team was one | charged, fugitive. and visit this year was eagerly acquainted discharging sometimes a ! years. girls' of ■peur.c;. granted country ! with “Sherm” to the extent of four doubles sugar there.—Deer Isle Messenger. mond Monday. the in eastern Maine last Mineola, N.Y., July 6.^,Frank Holt, the; looked forward to by both families. With his He was never a time-server or an ; strongest season, and a home run, the latter being made by Mc- Cornell who shot J. P. and little sister he arrived on Mrs. W. B. Getchell and son Cecil of Augusta Miss Bernice Rogers, teacher of English and its first game from the Coburn University professor, | parents here the Lellan, whose “repeat” was abundant proof See-seeker. He served one term as repre- winning strong j I in his home near Glen that all are not arrived at the new Getchell on the Con- German in the Rindge School for in team of Waterville. Morgan Cove, last Sa- Friday morning boat from Boston, pitchers punk hitters, Belfast cottage Boys, i:ativc t., the and was once | apparently legislature a hit in this game for a total of 31 bases, a record arrived to ! turday, committed suicide at the here to- in but as he don shore last for the season and were Cambridge, Mass., has spend tne/ It any high school was entitled to the all jail good health, greeted his grand- Friday Biitiiaiv for mayor of his home but in j which has not been equalled on the Broadway city, 1 There were he Misses Irene summer with her father, Hon. R. W. Rogers Maine honors in school the Dra- night. many conflicting reports parents remarked that he was cold and for many seasons. Rockland made joined Saturday by Mr. Getchell, & '-o.-t-.- it was at the call of his He dramatics, ground party. as to the at his farm on the Road. i manner in which Holt met his death, J tired and after a was sum- omy four hits off McLellan, but two of them and Katherine and William, Alton, anothei Searsport t matic club of Brooks high school would come shortly physician rmh-.ij been called a Democrat of Demo- were homers but it was established Dr. who called by Foote and Cottrell, Foote is will arrive in for the remainder ol Woodrow in for consideration. About $500 was earned ; definitely through moned, frequently, pronouncing the son, August Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter te He believed in the principles and pol- getting the habit; Cottrell was born with it. A case acute indigestion. He was an the season. of President W'ilson, arrived at Deer Isle and advocated them with i by the club for athletics and school equipment attractive, brilliant one-hand stop by Roxes at first base July party a fractured skull. little with a was one of the The score: at the summer home Wr. last season. From a dramatic point of view bright child, happy and affection- game’s features. 1st for a week’s visit of ability. But he did not hesitate to — Mr. and Mrs. Orman Wardwell and little sor ate the all who BELFAST. Hitz of Mrs. si.; the work of the members was clever disposition, pet of knew him. Mrs. William Washington, Hitz or condemn when he felt that the in- unusually I North Belfast. John a Owen of Bangor, and Master Louis and little Adams, workman ab. r. bh. tb. a. e. 5 to June the He learned readily and had his po. was Miss Katherine Elkins ww his was an From June 10, commencement completed Cash of were ovei formerly party demanded it. He j for Fred A. Holmes, met with a serious and Mayo, lb. 6 1 1 2 10 0 1 Miss Regina Castine, guests exercises of the high school were held at the 1 5 2 2 4 0 1 Jones of Rockland was the the advocate of the tax, and his accident last was Wilders, 2b. 5 1 the 4th of Mrs. George Wardwell, No. 9 Cedai Clifford guest single painful Saturday. He at the church and Union hall. There grade schools in the fall. His parents and Ptndleton, ss.. 5 2 1 2 2 0 0 his Edwin A. at niit only in Maine to the Congregational worn near the street. Mr. Wardwell and Master Cash have past week of brother, Jones, newspaper adopt | rotary saw, which was running, 6 little sister. Janet Nickels, 6 sur- Curtin, c.. 2 1 2 9 2 0 ■ca iK was a record attendance, and complimentary ged years, for ar the Windsor Hotel. He was obliged to close simplified spelling, to which he con- when in some way he slipped and fell and his Reed, 3b. 3 4 3 8 2 3 2 returned home, the others remaining | vive. His aunt, Airs. James F. and iie remarks were universal for the five young Preston, 2 out his business in Lewiston on account of ill adhered despite the ridicule of his right arm came in contact with the saw, cut- Brignolia, rf. 0 0 0 0 0 0 extended visit. { Air. who are women and three men who were Preston, spending the summer at Saunders, If. 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 with his is at with temporaries. Whatever he wrote was read young gradu- ting it badly in three places. In to get health and family present j trying came to 5 1 3 4 Mr. and Mrs. N. Louden and son Ear & ated. Cohasset, Alass., attend the funeral, Lord, cf. 2 0 0 Page in Rockland. interest, even when his articles extended ! away from the saw he fell again and his relatives right which took at the Poor residence McLellan, p. 4 2 3 9 0 1 0 of Mass*, Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Hop- The members of the class were, place Sunday Beverly, -■-•era! columns. Of late he has not graduating * hand was; severed from his arm. The Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. Cottrell arrived nearly at 2 Rev. H&raden Pearl of kins of Miss Eliza- July Marshall Gardner p. m., S. the Con- 40 15 Camden, accompanied by fiber much beyond of the news, in Ellis, Phyllis Emroy Rey- operator of the saw noticed the accident 11 31 27 11 4 1st from Boston, wheie they the winter, digests just church beth who had been their for t epent ken Alice Mae Hazel Marie j gregational officiating, assisted by Rev. ROCKLAND Kittredge, guest the war news has been prominent, nolds, Reynolds, Hall, ! in time to prevent the young man from | and their house on Congress street. being Arthur E. Wilson of the Unitarian church. Hen Alperin, rf. 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 week, arri ved last Sunday morning to spend th< opened if wr, Leroy Isaac all of Brooks, Frances j r enjoyed the acquaintance, and,he Staples, drawn on to the saw in such a way as would Pounds, rf. 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Later they will go to their cottage at Shore The bearers were James H. and H. Fourth at the Kittredge cottage. Mr. and Mrs !ii- *0. Mae Eaton of Exeter, Mabel Mae Johnson of Ralph ss. ti.e friendship, of Mr. Otis. He cer- have killed him instantly. He was hurried to Foote, 4 1 2 5 2 2 0 Acres for the summer, and will be joined there j Wm. and son will the gummer in Bel- Belfast and Clair Harmon Wentworth of Knox. Howes, Dr. C. Libbey and Thomas B, Gay, 2b. 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 Page spend "Urs in full measure, and we recall t Waldo county hospital, where his wounds were Dr. Charles P. Bean of Boston. Dinsmore. The floral tributes were Lour a in r, 3b. 4 1 0 0 2 1 1 fast, Camden and Buck sport, by E v The teachers are, at Brooks Seth many s seated in his sanctum with the High school, and he is now as comfortable as i dressed, possi- Cottrell, lb .. 4 114 2 and unusually beautiful and expressed much p, 12 i). alight and the of W. Norwood, principal; Ethel K. Rhind and ble. It is he >vill lb. 3 0 0 0 4 0 2 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Leavitt and daugh implements j thought fully recover, al- Rokes, p. St. Andrews, N. B., to spend a vacation with Marion P. Elmer G. sympathy fur the bereaved. The burial was 4 0 •;'-i efore him. Wide as the Pratt, assistants; Roberts, lose the use of Bartlett, If. 0 0 2 0 1 ter Lucy have returned from a most delightfu poles | though he may three fingers. her niece, Mrs. Lulu Littletieid Haycock. The L W. S. in Grove cemetery. Lamb, cf. 4 0 1 1 2 0 0 :itical beliefs we occasionally hud superintendent of schools; Jones, Dr. A. This is the first serious, and what trip through Maine, the White Mountains am might easily \ lly Alperin, c. 3 0 0 0 10 2 0 auto party with which Miss llilton was to have E. and Charles members of in theii new car hat each regarded as the others Kilgore Ryder, have been a fatal that ever occurred | Vermont Haynes touring j accident, j to St. Andrews was given up because of The sudden death of Ella gone here was no personal ill will be- the school committee, in Holmes’ mill....The from Mai- very F. Stevens, 34 4 4 10 27 7 t j which worked perfectly for the 960 mile trij 1 ‘campers” ; reports received as tu the condition of the the winter of 1914 the students of which took at her home in on Belfast.0 1 4 0 1 visited their William it During den, Mass., arrived last Saturday to place Searsport 1 0 0 8—IE I They son, Leavitt, j morning Rockland.0 roc.ds. who the school a for a from 0000002 2— <4 and in Clinton, am have the courage of their High organized campaign spend their annual vacation and are located on Thursday evening, July lbt, indigestion, : Burlington, Vt., Mass,, Two-base hits, Wildes Pendleton, 01 Belf-st and Mrs j was a shock and sorrow to Mayo, 2, Mrs. Charles Ludwick new school building and they conducted a very the Walton shore of Holmes’ The great the many ! Boston. They were acccmpained home fron j pond. party Curtin, Reed 2, Lord. Home runs, Reed, Mc- F. E. Poland of Malden, Mass., are guests of to the time of the an- frien ds in this made her residence Lellan Miss Ellis. vigorous campaign up is composed of George Tucker, Frank Tucker, city curing 2, Foote, Cottrell. Bases on balls, off I Boston by Evelyn Air. and Airs. R. K. Ludwick, Oliver street. Mr ■NEWS OF THE GRANGES McLellan off Cottrell off nual town meeting. William Morris and Mr here. The deceased was born in Waldo, the 1, 2, Rokes 2. Struck Poland arrived at Bath Thursday witn sixty McCarthee.The Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pineo and Kath daughter of Rufus and Alma Mixer Linekin out, by McLellan, 10, by 6, by Rokes j daughter boys, who leave that city today on their way to Went to Town glorious Fourth was ushered in with the time- on Meeting. 4. Left bases, Belfast 9, Rockland 4. Wild i erine have returned from a week’s visit witl Aledoniak Washington, for tne summer. xecutive committee of the Maine State and some married Walter Camp, Dr. R. one of the foremost men honored custom of the years ago Packard. Cottrell. Passed Curtin. Um- is one N. Cook, in- ringing church bell, fir- pitch, balls, his in Kentville Nova Scotia. Alaster Piaymor.d Ludwick of this city of. ,iri8e voted last week to hold the annual One that survives j parents The; terested in education hereabouts, has been ing guns, fire crackers, horns and mak- daughter by marriage her, pire, McCarthy. the number.—Rockland Courier-Gazette. i, h r tooting will sail from New York 8th for Ri< r: Dec. 22nd and 23d. Grace Al. Fackard. December she August Portland, 21st, associated with school affairs of the town foi other discordant sounds. The din was 15, 1914, The return game with Rockland that was to | of New son of Dr, ing kept I Janeiro, where Mr. Pineo is to open and man Russell Ferguson York, lU£Det married James of have been on Grange, Swanville, entertained Gran- as teacher and oi until late in the loss of Stevens Searsport and her played the Congress street of Sears- many years superintendent up morning, causing a branch of the o and Mrs. J. S. Ferguson, formerly last was cancelled age National City Bank a death came as a shock to grounds Saturday because ,jr&nge, North Searsport, June 28th, in schools and was, at the time, chairman of the sleep to many of the inhabitants. They did great him. Her age arrived and was the guest of of the rain, and of the two games with the New York. Mrs. Pineo’s sister,Mies Katherim inoul, Thursday ^ 1 was 42 months basing manner. An excellent program school committee. He invited the High school not begrudge the boys their sport, however, as years,9 and 16 days. Mrs.Stevens Easterns at South Brewer, scheduled for Mon- his cousin, Mrs. James C. Durham. Mr. Fergu- 18 C. Quimby.will accompany them for an extend Klven and a fine There it comes but once a and it was spent the greater of her life in this the 5th, but one was Ow- supper served. students to attend town meeting and they yea.:, all done part city, day, game played. son will be physical instructor at Gamp Quanta- ft iiO to the rain the was ed visit. present and it a mnPA 4 Vl A.n nrifk 4kni. ri n i~ 1.1 n n /] nkAA.n 4. where she had friends and where her ing threatening game not proved very enjoyable in a kindly spirit and without damage to any. many bacook this season. He graduated from the nit started until 10.30, almost an hour after the create enthusiasm. one services were daughter still resides. Besides her husband Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Savage of Brewer, Post now a ...Church held Sunday as time set, and showers were falling almost con- University of Maine in 1914, and is stu- and she leaves to mourn their loss— was master and Mrs. Austin W. and Mis J "'en[y members of The principal of the school opened the speak- usual. In the morning Miss Walkley preached daughter stantly while the play in progress, so that Keating dent of Cornell Medical school. He has been Maguntacook Grange the -fl a a sister, Airs. Arther W. Alorse of this with wet ball and other good field- Clara B. of this and E visited Victor ing in favor of a new school building, followed patriotic sermon. In the evening she gave city, troub^s Keating city George a visitor in this Grange, Searsmont, was out of the In the first oi frequent vicinity. a of ing question. of Boston were over am > members of the school committee, E. A. a instructive and talk on the and brother, Frank B. Linekin Richmond. Cobe guests July 4th iay evening, June 23d, and conferred by j very interesting the seventh with one man down and Mayo on Cards have been received in this city an- The funeral was at and c’,rri and others. The at of the United States A held her late home in Sears- which he had reached on free 5th of Mr. Mrs. Ira M. Cobe. Mr. Savag and fourth degrees on three candi- Carpenter, towi., this | history flag, large first, transporta- nouncing the marriage of Miss Edith Caroline 1 at 2 m. Rev. tion. the rain to fall so fast that home and re an the sum of $600 for a audience was in attendance. Five little airls port p. Sunday, Jas. Ainsleeof the began the returned Tuesday Mrs. Savage able and impressive manner, after meeting, appropriated Armington of Providence, K. and Dr. Frank 1 Alethodist The game was called. The score: 1., 1 * schoolhouse lot and a a salute to the church officiating. profusion mainea lor tne weeK. ueorge CcDe leit io harvest feast was served. appointed committee, sang flag very prettily. They EASTERNS. f Alears Adams of New now lo- of Haven, Conn., 1 beautiful flowers testified to the love and I Boston Mrs. Eva Cobe and with E. A. Carpenter as chairman, to recom- were Barbara Stevens, Grace Hatch, ab. r. bh. a. e. Wednesday. grand ;r ona j Margaret po. cated in Providence, R. and a grandson of Grange held their July meet* PKfppm nf har momr f.ian/lo Tlio kanvo.n nrn.n P, mend some method to raise to construct Ruth, and Esther Tibado... .Mrs. Preble. 3 1 1 1 0 C daughter, Miss Dorothy Frank, of Brookline ! money Ladd, William j the late Mears of Morrill. Dr. Adams "sday with Mystic Grange Belmont. James L. Chute, 3b. 4 0 1 1 2 C Joseph a not to exceed This amount Ladd of Lowell, Mass., is her Parse, Oliver Atwood, William Parse Mass., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cobe. Lt: building 10,000. | visiting brother, 3 0 is well known in this and for some years kriee was conferred on six candi- and Williams, ss. 0 0 1 1 city wa3 increased at a later After sev- i Mr. H. W. Mackie.Alfred Walton of A. L. JVlerrithew. The interment was in 5 <' meeting. Bos- 4 1 2 1 0 € dinner was served at noon in the Willey, rf. Miss Edith West, stenographer in the cffic was a visitor at the Aiears summer home on the Sear 1 eral the lot was selected and a build- ton the “Fourth” with his Mr. Sargent cemetery, port. Kiah, 2b. 3 1 2 1 0 C ■ to over 150 meetings j spent father, of the Youth's Boston, will be th ; View patrons. The after- E. 1 0 0 Companion, Bay Park, Northport. of Dr. N. R. W. Walton....Mr. and A. Mason Chute, If. 1 0 0 ing committee, consisting Cook, | H, Mrs. E. for a month of Mrs. a consisted of an address of wel- Johnson, c. 2 0 1 7 0 C guest Raymond Guyer Rev. and Airs. Walter F. bturtevant, son, Dr. A. E. and S. < and her. of Sabattus Oliver Cora chairman. Kilgore W, Jones, parents spent Sunday and Otis, editor and proprietor of the Browning, lb. 1 0 0 7 0 C the Guyer Hotel, Guyer Hot Idahc Hartshorn and response by Springs, Clarence and daughter Kuth, left Monday lore- was authorized to go on with the for with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mason.... Hockland and one of the best p. 3 0 0 0 2 0 ■ of plans ; Monday Opinion, known Dwyer, Mrs. Guyer was formerly Miss Elena Chase rr Honesty Grange; song by I. P. noon in their car for a month's vacation. They building. ! Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. in 5,,, Mrs. Foss; song, Mrs. Morse weekly newspaper publishers Maine, died Oi n n .in r- of Capt. George W, and wa daughter Chase, went directly to Freeport, their former home, recitation, Mrs. Murch; song, Because of the town’s interest in railroad | Alvin Bates of Bangor and at his heme in lr.,\ spent Saturday suddenly, July 1st, Rockland fol- BELFAST. born and married in South America. Atter th 'Hi. Thirteen of the sixteen and from there will go to Center liarnor, N. H.» E granges bonds the committee and finance com- with Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hurd... .Mrs. as 11 1 building | Sunday lowing operation. He was born at Leeds in of her father her husband became inter umona in the of ab. r. bh. po. a. e. death thence the Franconia Notch at the j, responded report met E. C. who has been through Ihie for mittee with many obstacles. While the { Merriam, visiting relatives 1848, and had been in work Mayo, lb. 3 0 0 8 0 0 in the west topic discussion, “That the engaged newspaper ested in properties and bought an< * W four weeks in 2 White Mountains to Lake illoughby, Vt„ and in trades and en- town was in a good financial techni- ; the past Lowell, Mass., arrived either as or since he was Rowe, 2b. 0 1 2 2 0 sa/^',w'jrker professions condition, printer editor, 13. He the Guyer Hot now a fash !r,moie as. 2 0 0 0 0 0 developed Springs, across the State to Lake Champlain. On the*r discouragements than the aver- could and home Wednesday. had been Pendleton, cally, they only expend $6,000, keep located at Farmington, Bangor, Au- ionable place. Her Mrs wa8 °Pen®d by Prof. Mitchell of Reed, 3b. 3 0 0 2 3 0 watering mother, return heme they will stop in Boston for a senffer*^ within tbe debt limit. But the committee gusta and Auburn before to Rockland rf. 3 0 10 10 ■r-.1' .who gave a very able talk. The coming Wildes, George W. Chase, makes her home with her. short visit. be the Field at courageous had C. Parker of SECRET SOCIETIES. in 1875. He was at one time a in Curtin, c. 2 0 1 4 0 0 kiv,netlnglV Day Center Crowell Bangor, compositor e Lord, cf. 3 0 0 1 0 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. of Rccklam 1 August 26th. draw up the plans and, in due time, the con- the Bangor Commercial office. He was a mem- Seavey the Saunders, If. 2 0 1 0 0 0 observed The Shoe Situation. tract was executed. The balance of the Wearing uniforms of the order and at- ber of their golden wedding July 3d, am t?f,.jr!”eet‘nK of Seaside Grange last Friday money the legislature in 1911 and prominent in McLellan, If. 10 0 10 0 w®8 of tended the Arab Patrol the over the eleven survivors of their nineteen unusual interest and well at- was later to the amount of by band, 100 State Democratic He was a 2 0 0 0 3 0 chil provided $6,000 by politics. Mason Brignolia, p. Placing of footwear orders is apparently be- 3rd and 4th degrees were work- members of the Shrine of Maine dren were A baked bean a lirif the public-spirited citizens of Brooks, And Mystic ind an Odd Fellow. Mr. Otis was a strong present. supper, ing deferred until buyers make their inspection and cake were served at in Totals.23 0 4 18 6 1 Cecream now Brooks has a fine school gathered at Kora Temple, Lewiston, last Sat- believer in and which plates were laid for thirty relatives visit to the New England market within the ht after which a musical building. the single tax held decided -V°D’ program and By Innings: 1 2 3 4 6 6 next week or so. conditions are re- A While those interested in the the urday evening marched to the Grand Trunk views on and economic was served, and Mrs. Seavey, who has a repu Improved
I wSr*s*S3jjEr Min Ealey Bicknell, daughter of Mr. and The opera Mikedo, which waa given here laat Mrs. Charlee E. Bicknell of Rockland, arrived winter, ia to be repeated the laatof thia month Sunday to visit Mias Louise J. Read at her in the Colonial Theatre. The caet will be the We are new home on Franalin street. J Showing same as it waa | when given laat winter, The Stanley steamer on the Maine Trans- Mr. and Mra. H. E. McDonald and Mr. and The Season’s Novelties in portation Co's, line between Belfast and Cam- MOST Mra. Thomas W, Lothrop spent the 4th and | den did not make the afternoon Saturday trips '6th at the Hervey Howes cottage, Quantaba- on account of the bad condition of the roads owns a also everyone Ford, cook. They went out Sunday morning and re- caused the rains recent by heavy anj repairs. turned and Silk Sweaters a Bunion or a L orn—fallen Tuesday morning. Advertised Letters. The following let- Middys The little son | born June 28th to Mrs. Richard j ters remained Uncalled for in the Belfast post arches, outgrowing joints, Parsons Whitman of Campello, Mass., formerly office for the week ending July 6th: Ladies- Over One Hundred and other foot Miss Frances Howes of this city, has been Miss Florence Dorr, Miss Viola. Howell, Miss disagreeable | named William Parsons Whitman 2nd, for its Maybelle Thompson. Gentlemen—James Pack- ailments. paternal grandfather. ard, John Walsh. Wash Until the famous The John Cuzner house, 8 Grove street, has White Skirts The Fortnightly Club were entertained^yes- been sold to Miss Edith M. Davidson. Mrs. V j terday, at a dinner and Wednesday, picnic Cuzner and two daughters will join Mr. Cuzner 98c. to $6.00. supper by Mrs. John W. Jones at her cottage j ! in Boston in August and Miss Davidson and near the foot of Condon street. Mrs. Etta S. her mother, Mrs. John S. Davidson, who are Skirts made to order. Mitchell, Miss J. A. Wiggin, Mrs. Pheobe D. j living in the Perry house on Cedar street, will | Crawford and Mrs. Essie P. Carle were also Very truly yours, i move to their hew home. guests for the day. Auction was played dur- ing the afternoon. New Advertisements. The Perfection uil CARLE & Stoves, one, two and three burners, with ovens, JONES. | Raymond Dutch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred are for salo in Belfast by Carle & Jones and Dutch of Cedar street, has returned from a will ha found verv convenient for summer use. trip to and from England in a cattle steamer me ....Frank E. Graves, Graduate universalist Social Aid a I Optometrist, Belfast. will have dim. with his uncle. He says that during the last riie News of successor to social at the home of Miss Ground Gripper Dr. F. L. Adams, may be found at Loula Mason this 300 mileB before landing in England, while in | ! his office, upstairs, Room I, in Odd Fellows’ from a serious Thursday, afterooon. ;-t H. Hart is improving the danger zone, all remained on deck with shoes were invented we had block. For perfect fitting glasses consult him. ill turn. Commodore S. W. Mr. and life preservers on, but he enjoyed the | i„n Fairchild, Mrs trip. _The forms of the next W J. to without telephone directory been on Waldo Curtis, Misses L. Lena R. ant hobble around re hyrants have placed Augusta, little brown are and if want name and Mildred Curtis Buttons, the spaniel aged 12 closing you your of New York, who are nd Condon street. makin* to Mrs. William A. Coombs much chance of number in the book should your order an auto years, belonging relief. | you give trip through at of Maine,-.lunched th. and .,t new potatoes aod green peas of Camden, which has been boarding with Mrs. now. Call the manager give him your Wayside Tea House 4th. 4th? Don't all at July ! order... .See advt. of Hebron Heb- ,n raising July speak 1 have tried all Academy, Miss Louise Hazeltine If you entertained at luncl ing of July 4th. She had always been afraid , ron, Me., one of our best educational institu- Friday afternoon at the come 1 to the twc Wayside Tea Houst of thunder and fire crackers, and recently had kinds and still “limp” tions_Have you been to The Dinsmore Store from Canada, in addition Mrs H. A. Lloyd of New York, Mrs. Horact it is | for Ground shoes? If a one cent war ta* apparently not been well and thought yet your Gripper you ,ge stamp, carry B. Pearson of in and let us fit you :to a j Boston, Miss G. H. o are foot trouble Bradley that her death was due to shock and heart fail- j having don’t delay. They will Newton, Mass., Miss M. S. of Sai afford instant relief-See statement of the will be Chenery ure. pair of Ground Grippers. E ; rehearsal of The Mikado L-rancisco, Calif., Mrs. Horace ant National Bank_Annual Chenery a j Searsport meeting chureh vestry Friday Mrs. The Hospital Aid will have special meet- On E :he Universalist Haraden S. Pearl of this For Men and Women. ot the stockholders of the Coliseum Co, at 4 city. at the Woman’s Club room Fri- p. 9th. ing to-morrow, July The Belfast fruel & m., July 12th, at City National Bank... .Capt. Hay Co. is making re^ day. Lunch will be served at 12.30 to all who sale EY shoe shut only by .eonard & Bairows factory pairs and improvements on its and Mrs. Albert N. Blanchard publish a card buildings oi can attend at that hour, and late in the after- REQUEST will si for a week and re-open the water and the of thanks... .See statement of The City Na- Saturday front, storehouse building! noon to those who find it inconvenient to at- * y, Juiy 12th. on Lewis wharf are tional Bank of Belfast....See notice of tax undergoing repairs. Tin tend early. Members are requested to come THE was on sale at new extension collector Edward .Annie L. New York Sunday Herald to the Lubec Sardine Co, plant and bring their own needle work. There will Sibley... Black, first time on Drew H.L and Florence ck's last Sunday for the practically completed, is two stories, 60 by 10; be special business in regard to the coming I Chaples Chapies pub- feet, and is covered with interest of the Waldo I lish a card of thanks....The semi-annual dis- ,, of publication. galvanized iron. It ii fair in the County hos- J. last Used for storage. I count sale of W. Ferguson & Co. will begin weather man made a good guess pital. «i «i wirJ 8th, and continue for 30 had .. im mini —i—r—wi—himii today, July days. showers. We have If the new Miss Beatrice | Mikado predicting Pierce Waldo County Hospital. Memorial school building cent discount on wool dress had of his Twenty per goods, Opera .■oil and now in process of Rich of an emergency case, was John R. Waterman green peas plenty. , construction, is not complet Searsport, and lact s of all ten cent and for his custom- trimmings kinds, per have short- ed 13th when on for at the Waldo raising for his own table, ., noticed that the days by Sept. the schools of the operated appendicitis you citj on all other goods except corsets. Terms Will be local talent at the rod in blos- are to other 1st....John Adams, who ers, July 4th. presented by :ne minutes? Next, golden i open, provision will be made fo: County hospital July cash....Mr, James D. Stevens, Miss Grace M. on the storm doors and those If it is was in an accident at the Holmes’ The ladies of the Mission are ar- and then get pupils. found however, that iti injured Episcopal Packard, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Morse, Mr. j is | lacerating nis left hand and right arm, for a lawn and sale, to be held 1 COLONIAL ae houses. -<--oi.\.umjiusueu Wicniu [WO mill, ranging party and Mrs Frank B. Linekin and Mr. and Mrs, THEATRE, 0N^HT at for treatment.... Lewis Men- at the home now weeks from the 1 the hospital Thursday, July 22nd, of Miss A interport Ferry Co. is prepared Sept. 13th, school will not Clement H. Stevens publish a card of thanks. the little son of Mr. and Mrs. H. str eet. J river between begin until then. dall, Ralph Maude Gammans, 6 Church ,-:v automobiles across the _Mrs Carrie B. Spaulding and A. Stinson of is in the for a service Mendall Belfast, hospital daily ■ ..jwn and Bucksport Center, The house at the At the July meeting last Tuesday evening ! publish a card of thanks... .Two or three un- warming Wayside Tea a hand wound inflicted in his fourth dressing for furnished rooms wanted A. 8 !! no doubt be appreciated, House under the of a of the directors of the Home Aged Wo- by Cuzner, Friday Evening, of July 30,1915. auspices number Mrs. of celebration... .Roland, son of Mr. and Harbot Ada E. /July Mrs. Robert F. Mrs. Sarah Grove street... .Belfast bank book Inez L. Barker went to Dark Wildes friends that was announced men, Dunton, R, Savings y Mrs. Alonzo Robbins of this city, was operat- a for last Pierce and Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury were No. 12,541 lost... The Direct Importing Co. ... where she has professiona. Tuesday evening has been Thursday, postponed ed on 3rd for .Charles whom she j to July appendicitis... made a committee to arrange for the annual will move into its new in the R. P. Miss Jane W. with this, Thursday, Ice cream and location, Ferguson, evening. a case, returned to his cake will Thompson, surgical lawn which will be held in August. A Chase block, Main street, Saturday, July 10th, u for some is convalescing. be served the party, j time, during evening and it j home in Searsmont 3rd-Mrs. Bert July vote of thanks was extended to the ; and on that will free a box of Stock Co. arriv- will be made a social Kings day present -i:X Fields of The Urban gathering. Twenty-five a surgical patient, returned to her Braley, lur tutu ui to chocolates or a half of tea or if the cents admission will be Invitations uaugmerB gcueiuus gin, fiou pound coffee, -.ucksport last week and company charged. home in Burnham Tuesday.... Dr. Albert Peroxide of have been paint the Home. preferred, to each purchaser ot a pound of tea Hydrogen generally extended and a at- j rehearsing in Emery hall Friday. They large of Portland was in Belfast 2nd, King July at 24 a 60 cent or a of cof- tendance is expected. The contract has been with cents, value, pound 8 ,: to the season in Searsport today, to consult with local in the signed Chauncey 10c. open comirg physicians fee at 24 cents. 35 cent value.... Peroxide of Ounces, of Mass., an to About Sheldon of Cove- Redoing Melrose, aviator, July rth. thirty friends and former school- case of Adelbert Saturday 8 10 at his at the three fair of hydrogen, ounces, cents, L. J, Pottle’s «€- A T^r of Sharon mates of Maurice E. Mima Valentine of the operate biplane days’ and Mrs. Charles B. Ames Roberts and bride, for- i Miss hospital nursing 10 and 25 cent Church the Waldo Fair association, which takes 5, store, Hayf^rd block. Point cot- merly Miss Sarah Esther staff is her vacation in County •Mt have bought the Howes Wiley, gave them a spending Searsport street.B. O. offers bar- in this on 11th and 12th, Norton, Belfast, home of Mr. last her Mrs. James Ainslee. place city Aug. 10th, formerly the summer surprise party Thursday night at the with sister, in second-hand cars, to L. J. POTTLE S There will be a colt race of one, two and gains subject previous at Lake home of the of ] Mrs. C. Hervey Howes, Quanta- parents the bride, Mr. and i A Surprise at the Universalist Parson- sale. The list includes two Buicks. an Over- three-year-old colts; a three minute class; peg MrB. Herbert A. The land and a Ford-Carle & Jones are Successor to H. tar ..ok, Searsmont, Wiley. guests furnished age. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Blair were showing Davis’ 2.30 class; 2.17 class; green horse race; and served ice cake and race;, the s eason’s novelties in middys and silk w r.rneker was at Mathews Bros cream, fruit punch. It surprised Monday evening at completely 2.27 class; 2.40 class; farmer’s horse race for sweater s. Over 100 white wash skirts, 98 re- was intended to be a tin of their for the first time since his originally shower, but 8 o’clock by a call from the members cents to Skirts made to order... .To a r last Friday oats, and 2.24 class. $6. let, 5, 10 AND 25 CENT a large number of handsome and an- STORE, l accident. He has recovered from the useful gifts church and parish to celebrate the 20th furnished room with modern convenien ces were included. A Sun- Orrin J. Dickey entertained thirty-five mem- Apply to Mrs. J. M Fletcher. 153 Main street. Church ford injuries received in falling from the very enjoyable evening was niversary of their marriage, which came Street, Hay Block, Belfast, Maine. has passed. been bers of Belfast Commandery, United Order of f his barn on Union street, but still day, July 4th. Everything had carefully the Golden at his the committee, Messrs Giles Cross, cottage, "Navajo •a.- his broken wrist in splints. Mr. P. G. W. Anderson of planned by parish GOOD TREATMENT Boston, inspector Lodge,” Temple Heights, Monday, and his and Mrs. of the G. Abbott. Charles S. Bickford,Selwyn Thomp-' i n Mace, the little son of Mr. Underwriters’Bureau of New m M V ^ 1 Cl England, sister, Mrs. Nina Dickey Cook, entertained in the1 was in son, W. A. Swift and Frank I. Wilson, rjse J. fell while at play the city and made a test of OILY SCALPS Morrison, Friday the members of A. Clark S. of V. FOR with the assistance of the ladies. All met twenty E, Camp Buzzed barn June 30th, fracturing the the water for fire purposes in various of parts at her cottage Men and women whose hair and scalp are the Auxiliary, "Kumonup” nearby, I ,.f the left fore arm and badly dislocat- city. He went out with a crew of men suffer more in the warmer Dinner was served at the two cottages and all excessively oily Hn.-a 1 —J— A-_A TO_:_t ... Miss Maude E. Barker open- other time. The the elbow. John consoled himself with a body. kindly months than at any summer’s united in a social dance in the pavilion in the and dirt with to the He ed her rooms for the occasion. The callers dust mingle dandruff, cling Discount remark: “It might have been worse.” Clough. found the gasoline engine unser- 1 I. afternoon. Both parties made the trip on the hair and scalp, clog the scalp pores, stifle a of roses, oily has been viceable and even while testing it one of the brought profusion peonies, pinks, the hair roots and make al- •Jiion as a voluntary banKrupt steamer Golden Rod and had a most delightful proper cleansing were about the cylinder heads crumbled in on so a etc., which quickly placed most with the clerk of the U. S. district court it, new one impossible. of in was day. Parisian is an ideal treatment for this will be necessary or some other article of fire home. A purse $35 gold presented bage I roy S. Jordan, Waterville. Liabilities, tr Wash the hair not oftener than once and Mrs. Blair Mr. Frank I. A Rainy Fourth. Belfast did not "cele- juble. of Free- apparatus to take its place. Mr. Anderson had to Mr. by Wilson, for Creditors use twice Taxes 1915, none listed. a but Parisian Sage daily, Assets, brate” the Fourth other than a week, the fire and Mr. Cbas. S. Bickford, in behalf o€ the by sporadic into the hair and rub- Waterville and Thorn- previously inspected stations, report- pouring a little parted of taxes berty, Palermo, of fire crackers that the first The assessors having completed ing them in excellent condition. committee,extended a formal call to the popping began of bing briskly right into the scalp with the ,-:ed for minor amounts. Attorney, F. pulpit the tax book has been committed to continued until It drives out dandruff, dissolves their work, Sale for the year, Mr. last week and Monday night, finger tips. church’s pastorate coming and I mi, Waterville. ! “The the excess oil and stimulates the scalp into ne for the collection of taxes for 1915, New Minister.” The little was brief but and and the occasional tooting of horns. The bright Blair’s response expressive Sold A. A. Howes & — healthy|normal fiction. by lave assumed the duties of the office. s B Waterman, who for several years thus entitled was church bells were not which was a boon play successfully given in A social hour followed. Mrs rung, Co. and leading druggists everywhere. appreciative. be two this On ducted a shoe shop in The Jour- the Methodist a rest. There will discounts year. repair vestry last Thursday and Friday | Essie P. Carle and Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley to all who enjoy, and need, night’s I all taxes on or before August 16, 1915, the k, recently sold to S. S. Robbins, who nights. Despite unfavorable weather Automobile and water trips were neces- paid condi- j served punch, Misses Gladys Bradford, Velma Our ruinue the business. Mr. Waterman tions and a but there were and discount will be three percent (3 %). popular band concert in the latter Mitchell, Doris Cuzner, Evelyn Brown and F. sarily given up, cottage Semi-Annual | and on or before to make the change on account of the net at the and on the shore If paid after August 16th, ged evening proceeds were about $50. The ; Evan Wilson served ice cream and cake. All camp parties pends the discount will be one ai d aiih and will to Pittsfield for an ex- was the rain. The November 1, 1915, go play given under the auspices of the Ep- departed with wishes for many returns of the despite only accident reported with Mrs. Mildred one-half (1^ %). Sale visit his daughter, ! worth League and the personal direction of was that of Lewis Mendall, aged 11 years,who Now^-'iTims percent day. Begins Today. After November 1, 1915, no discount will I ■ Bryant. [ Mrs. Horace B. Sellers, wife of the lives in the Kilgore block, He was playing bq pastor, The Municipal Court. When The Journal To Put Thought in Your rds that came to Crosby place last assisted by Mrs. E. P. Frost and Miss Alice E. with a toy pistol and shot himseif through his deducted. j went to press last week there were two claim- with hand. He was to the in were with food daily and Simmons, Mrs. Clarence E. Read accom- left taken Waldo County I wish to call your attention to the law For the next supplied | ants to the office of judge of the municipal days we hand w'as | 30 ihem were a number of robins. Some panist. The cast, given in The Journal hospital where the dressed and re- regard to when taxes are due. court. Judge Way land Knowlton held that his made their nests on the last week, was an excellent one, and the turned home later. The law requires that all real estate taxes will 20 place oppo- solos term did not end until BUYING give percent discount four years midnight and i are tame notwithstanding the choruses were well rendered. It was a At the of MUST be paid before December 20, 1915, and very June 30th, while M. B. Lord held a commission regular meeting Thomas H. Mar- on Wool Dress 9 _ats in the neighborhood. They hop mirth-provoking performance and where all shall Circle last that personal taxes MUST be paid before Jan- Goods, Trim- bearing date of June 29th. Judge Knowlton Tuesday afternoon 31 mem- SUGAR" 6V did so well it is difficult to 1916 9 >n the garden almost under the feet ! but bers were Mrs. Cora uary 1, particularize, held his last hearing, a Northport case. June present. Herrick of and Mrs. Dow as Western I that all tax will avail them- mings Laces of all is in progress, and at other times Georgie Triggs everybody’s friend was initiated and Salt Pork 12V hope payers kinds. noeing 29th, and Maurice W. Lord, who had previous- Northport became a mem- in of insects and worms. certainly shone in her part and down selves of discounts as before specified. quest Eng- “brought taken the oath of office before dedimus jus- ber. A memorial service was held for Mrs. 10 the house” The ly much if all those per cent on all other I -parrows and doves are seen sometimes, frequently. play wiil be given and Julia G. Mrs. I would very appreciate tice George I. Keating, held his first trial Fri- Annie Nash, Mrs. McKeen, LARP^i£^agrTigT7b •• later in under the of who intend to avail themselves of the discount robins are dominant and are welcome Searsport, auspices the Abbie Putnam and Mrs. Russ were day, July 2nr:,and sentenced George W.Grover, Mary ap- Salmon, “Tall Cans,” 15c value.10c goods except Corsets. Methodist church. would me as as ns.ghbors. Searsport a committee on resolutions. August 16th, notify early pos- a tramp, formerly of Belmont, to 30 days in pointed The Blue Label Ketchup, 25c value..19c I so I can their tax as had a lunch with a sible, have receipts ready, auer Notes. It is estimated that the Our Rockland Visitors. The item last jail. Mrs. Sarah Harvey was also before Judge Circle special birthday c. it will very much facilitate the dispatching of •mers of the Eastern Steamship corpora- week concerning the entertainment.June Lord on.that day on complaint of Marian Rich table with two birthday cakes, one at each Corned WW i 1 28th, business on the last discount decorated with pins and a in the Rib 1 1 day. eaving Boston last Friday and Saturday of Anderson Camp.Sons of Veterans,and Ladies' for assault and battery, and was allowed to go end, flag flag lb Odd f nf Coreptc Beef office will be in the Aldermen a wned over center with red, white and blue My Koom, 8,000 passengers. All the Bangor Auxiliary of Rockland by A. E. Clark on of future good behavior. Capt* streamer?. Camp promise Memorial after had been sold Ten members were seated at the Building, July 15, 1915, accommodations out for and Auxiliary was so incomplete that as a mat- Tewksbury Dodsre was before the court on birthday Magic Yeast, 5c value. 3c Office hours will be from 9 to 12 a. m., and at >'al not for and of Bowen table. The oldest was Mrs. Hattie Rowe, Common Crackers, “Jones”. 6c Special Rates, days, only Friday Saturday ter of record of a very enjoyable occasion we complaint Amos F. for assault on 4 m. EDWARD aared 79. and the youngest. Mrs. Mary StaDles. l to p. SIBLEY, I nigbts but for all the week. Among the pas- fuller details this week. The of Charles H. Bowen with a dangerous weapon. give party Yellow Cling Peach, 20c value.14c Collector of Taxes. 41. The Circle until the first 5w27 stngers on the Belfast June 30th were many twenty-five came from Rockland in automo- The parties are neighbors on lower Congress aged adjourned Honor Brand Milk, 5c value.3Ac in Corn Flakes, 10c value. 8c ambridge girls, chaperoned by Miss S. M. biles and supper was served shortly upon arriv street and have had trouble over the boundary Tuesday August. Kelloggs’s TERMS CASH. tgbbury and going to a camp at Alfred Lake, al here. Ralph I. Morse made the address of lines and have previously been before the The Weather. The Holeproof hose are uth Hope, Me. welcome in behalf of the Sons just before the court, in this case Capt. Dodge was charged sold at The Dinsmore Store under an ironclad BROOMS 28c. Meeting of Teacher and Pupil. Fifty- with inflicting a scalp wound cn Bowen with a guarantee, but there is no guarantee that the Ice Cream ; te was he was bound over W. years ago Mrs. Abbie Keene of Freedom, | beautifully decorated with flags, as were pitchfork, and to the Sep- predictions of the weather bureau at Washing- Perry’s Cash Market. J. Ferguson & Co. formerly Abbie Carter of Montville, taught a | the tables, which were arranged in the shape tember term of the S. J. Court under $600 ton will be fulfilled. June 29th weather pre- mer term of school in Liberty, Maine, and ; of a horseshoe. The regular assembly room of bonds with H. L. Whitten ard Frank Elwell dictions for a week were sent out, which in- I am now located at Upptr !'K tier was Dallas Knowlton, son oi i the Grand Army was arranged aa a reception as sureties, H. C. Buzzell appeared for the cluded a shower period June 30th, July 1st and Belfast Coliseum pupils We Examine street, No. 178, where 1 Company, ]^hn C. Knowlton of town. ! room, and fruit punch was served from that followed and fair weather was High that Teacher respondent. 2nd, by fair, The Annual room. In the committee were be to receive custom- Meeting lpil never saw each other afterwards un- | receiving Mrs. Shipping Items. The ship Avon has been promised for the holiday, July 6th. Th€ will glad t Nina Mrs. T. was of said company will be held at The Tuesday, when Mr. Knowlton, over j Cook, A. Gay, Mrs. C. L Wright chartered to load lumber at Boston for Buenos “shower period” here practically continu- old and new. Orders City ers, large National Bank on the 12th > and Mrs. Frank O. The but the sun came out Monday, day of but without a gray hair, called upon Whiting. auxiliary was Aires at the highest rate in a decade. ous rain, when Sunday paid The or small delivered. July, at 1 o’clock p. m., to transact any busi- : assisted the Sons in a promptly mer teacher at the home of by serving delicious sup- The who were to to and for a time in the afternoon there was e Eyes ness that may come before said Washington owners, glad accept $8 $9 legally meet- >t after which the summer it was reduced which NATHAN H. Carter B. Keene, Director of the per, regular meeting was held, 1000 feet a year will receive about return to temperature, hopec Get my prices, ing. SMALL, per ago, $22 Modem Scientific Methods lw27 followed by a dance, for which it is The that the weather man might prove to be al By Secretary. Savings system, when old times £in Stimpson’s per 1000, reported. ship will load ; will surely please you. orchestra furnished music. A. T. was But the weather vane the aid of county were over as Gay feet of white and other lumber leEst^ half right. per- (without drugs) gone thoroughly * 1,500,000 pine H. floor director and was aided F. A to the and at McKINNON. -h1 Down Easters can review them. Mr. by Seward, will be to sail about I5th.... sistently pointed southeast, night snd ready July And fit the Most Up to-Date 209-12 3w2S ! Victor Colson, F. O. Whiting and Marden. the came in .md Telephone ‘'"‘ton is a retired Washington business Guy 'he Italian bark Santa Maria, which recently fog early Monday morning For Safe the Rockland and about 8 o’clock it to nd a good portion of his time is taken in Among people present were brought salt from Sicily to Boston, has been w.'S dense, began rair division President Ida L. Mrs. and continued until the late afternoon, wher ‘-'ig the his' u:ic Potomac m his steam Rakes, Cross, chartered to load shooka at Stockton Springs, CARD OF THANKS Sand and gravel delivered at there were indications of clearing, happilj Glasses 1 president of the Anderson auxiliary, and past WTe wish to thank all of those kind friends the “Cre., hi urid.” Mr. Knowlton en- j Me., for Palermo, Sicily, at about $10,000 lump verified by bright sunshine and northerlj a reasonable price. Mrs. Edna Division who worked so hard to restore our loved one to the Civil War from Maine and was in I president, Perry, Comman- sum....The Norwegian berk Kotka, which winds Tuesday. With continued fine weathei * At Reasonable Prices. us and we thank all those kind friends Virginia campaign. der J the commander. after the many days of rain, in- again Morgan'.an camp sailed from Stockton May 5th for an English everything, CHAS. M. cluding weeds, will v.row apace. who have shown us such sympathy and kind- HALL, port, was sunk June 30th cff Fastnet by the ness in our time of great trouble. Capt. and Mrs Albert N. Blanchard. Tel. 306 beanporl Ave AaRifcv AA AA AA the gun fire of a German submarine. Twelve men of the crew were landed at Queenstown HAVE YOU BEEN‘SICK? Broken Lenses Replaced after being 6ix hours in lifeboats.... Last ~ Then realize the utter weakness -rnr= >1 F= mi )l month 81 steamers, 42 schooners, two barks you that robs and one ship entered Boston from foreign ambition, destroys appetite, makes work a burden. Chase & ports, compared with 98 steamers, 64 schoon- and • Doak, To restore that and stamina that ers, one ship, one bark and one tug with a strength New has ever *£- 1914... is so essential, nothing equaled ^Optometrists, Candy barge in June, .Capt. John Philbrook of or with Scott’s Emulsion, be- : is to command the compared Q Winterport schooner bsiga- our in a cause its strength sustaining nourish- 25 Main Street, Belfast, Maine, We keep candy refrigerator, which keeps it now at j dier, loading paving Vinalhaven for ment invigorates the blood to distribute New York....Capt. David W. Simpson, who A % S it. a f trul — — ——. t. Sin » » 0 fresh and cool. n ^ has been a shipbroker for 26 years, has suc- Flour is health in a Cheaper ceeded the late Capt. J. H. Baker as natural, permanent way. ship- Get our before We are agents •If are run down, tired, nervous, prices you buy. broker and commission merchant at 282 State you for Stott’B Peerless and Stott’s Fancy Patent. overworked or lack strength, get Scott's and the office will and Green 5eal street, Boston, continue to Emulsion to-day. It is free from alcohol. PERRY’S CASH MARKET. Lowney’s for § be the headquarters Maine sea captains Scott St Bowne. Bloomfield, N. J.* and their families when in Boston....The 50c. to a steam at $1.00 pound. wooden yacht Mandalay, built Brew- Belfast Bank er, Maine, in 1883. has been sold to the Sie- Savings WANTED” mund Wenxel Electric Welding Co. of Wash- Notice is hereby given that Savings Banl or three unfurnished rooms. ington, D. C„ by Charles A. Bier of Baltimore. Book No. 12,641, issued by this bank, has beei ; Two been Old Corner Store Co. n She is now lost and application has made for a dupli Drug undergoing necessary repairs pre- 1 laws Apply to paratory to being converted into an electric cate book according to regulating issuing • welding plant for operation in the harbor of new books. A. L. CUZNER. a II The is 26 tons and Baltimore. Mandalay net, iw27p was formerly the Express. g Grove Street.
/ The annual Knox and MORE AMERICAN LIVES LOST. recent ago,’’ growled the Forman; “we’re hold- muting of the North deaths! oat Waldo V a tor an association was hold A REPORTER’S HEART ing open a column on the first page for with Germans Torpedo the British Freight Mrs. that police court story; got it ready?” County Correspondence. ; odnosday, June 16th, in Union church George Hosmer, wife of tv Hen- ^ ‘eaident in the Liner Armenian. died June 26 th at n “Have a for you tonight, Joe: “There’s nothing in that story, .. nn/nn uaWTTTITTI? ! Mm P D P-tin Roscoe Robbins of Union Loveland, their snap auu in nun vilija. -- at the on Pearl street, Camden, after a they got the sheriff’s son around derson,” said Garvin, calmly; “young I air. Officers were elected for the enduing Washington, June 30. The Dominion l0n~a.e with Mrs. Irs Mrs. F. E. Harding and ness which she borewith for Carter Edwards is not in jail. Fill up Ward, at as Robbins; liner fortitude city lockup booze-fighting. indication to a good hay crop. Mrs. y follows: President, Roscoe freight Armenian, flying the Brit- ar,!j death to next. else. Every points daughters, visited Mrs. Ward’s sister, tience. Besides the husband, she will be tickled to put you something ce presidents, H. N. B. F. Simmons ish flag and carrying mules from New- js to with has lour acres of Jane 23rd. Titus, vived one Mrs. It’ll be so easy that it’ll look like sin For a moment the foreman looked Mr. J. Q Adams planted Mary French, in Sandy point to was tor by sister, C. M. Bat“UN d B. Sherman; secretary and treasurer, Ab- port News, Va., England, of Conn. The take for it.” a too powerFul for language; botatoes. in town have and on the Hartford, deceased *,'* money disgust The spring term of the schools bi e pedoed sunk Monday night by * vernacular of the and walked into the com- Simmons; chaplain, Rev. Walter L. Sykes, woman of quiet manners, but In the free-and-easy then turned Cushman and Clement have had their hay closed work and the German submarine U-38 off Cornwall, kind if after a successful year’s T le was the to all and she had Editor Alertte thus room. meeting opened with prayer by genial many fr,^r' Daily Bullseye, City posing ano are it England, and nearly a score of muleteers his business bressed on the Randall farm having out-ot town teachers have left for their homes ci after who learned with sorrow of directed Joe Garvin, reporter, anent As he was passing by thej aplain, which the following program aboard are reported lost, according tc her d.. ,,,i Mr. lauled to Belfast, The funeral services was held last for the night. It was office next day on his way to lunch, Mr. and Mrs. George C. V\ard of Frankfort w as given: Readings by Norwood and received the State June ^ assignment Georgia messages by Depart- Kev. L. D. Evans a four blocks over to the Alertte to leave a direction with has been visiting in > officiating. only matter of stopped Mrs. C. S. Adams, who called on. relatives and friendB in town last T liie Vose; music by the choir; recitation by ment today from Consul John S. Arm- where Sergeant Carter the auditor. for week, has re- at station, Night Haverhill, Mass., the past week. Mr. Ward left for Redstone, N. H. M issflrene'Johnson; reading by Eva Robinson; strong, Jr., Bristol. Twenty-nine Mrs. Samuel Tibbetts died to be interviewed about his “When Garvin comes in this after- June v was waiting turned. Mrs. Elnora Harriman kept house for men in all were lost and ten 1 call him June 23rd. j si Dging, “Red, White and Blue,” by four little injured. her home on Sea street, latest having just telephoned noon,” he said, “I wish you’d The news created a sensation in official Camden, atv subject, ier during her absence. rls; recitation, iillness of and Tell him it’s no use Dr. G. L. Crockett and of Thomastcn g speech by Rev. Walter Sykes; painful tuberculosis. Ij c the Bullseye a skeleton outline, sug- in and pay him off. party quarters, as it was the first case of lose want to see R mb Abbie ceased was ayoung woman who had gested the sending of a reporter. to go upstairs—I don’t made several calls here last week. Prospect Ripley; address to veterans by of American lives since the sinking of nu'' be- WEST UNITY. ! friends, and her untimely death There was the same high regard him.” la Dr. Crockett’s native town and when motor- S mmons; singing, “America;” reading by the Lusitania. The gravity of the inci- the editor cerely mourned by all. She was tween the sheriff of Cantabury county During the forenoon city he calls. ; M arie for the Dead;” si*?g- dent, and the action of the Record of is ing through always Keller, “Searching however, tie mother and devoted and the authorities of the town as had the matter such consideration Barclay Denver, Col., staying wife, with a « police given -i io g, “Tenting on the old Campground;” recita- Washington government depends almost and re- was not a man to act this summer. generous disposition. In t exists between two South American as he could. Ke it C. C. Fowler's on whether the Armenian wae early / THORNDIKE. i ti ons by May Towle and Bessie Blake; music entirely she became a member of the in the fighting season. There on and he always endeavored to chartered the and Chest publics impulse, Miss Mildred RollinB has returned home ! r the recita- by British government a case of b; choir; reading by Rose Ripley; street church. She is surv had been a number of controversies oi be fair. But here was derelic- a Baptist .1 From where she had been Mrs. J. H. June 24th with was, in fact, transport of war aboard im- of Vassalboro, teaching. Sayward passed ti m by Valorous “The Faded by her parents, Mr. and {Mrs. late over the jurisdiction of certain ton too flagrant to admit any explana- Edgecomb; song, which Americans would sail at their own Rrj"; Mrs. V. N. Reeves of a a fell down on an as- Clifford Jones, who from West- Higgins. C >at of Blue,” remarks Camden, portant prisoners, the police claiming tion. When man graduated by Georgia Norwood; risk or whether she was an unarmed husband, to now at young sonB, Samuel Hardman and them virtue of caught them, like the one given Garvin brook seminary in the class of 1915, is Mis. M. S. Hatch of Jackson was the b, r Comrades Norwood, Newbert and McLain; ever Frf! by having signment guest merchantman. In the latter case, erick' were hie no assurance that he could be Carleton, and two sisters, ti.., and the sheriff insisting they there was lome. of Mrs. A. S. June 24th. cl using by singing “God be with till we the Higgins you though carrying contraband, ship Mildred Nelson of he worked the location. trusted The of the service Gladys Camder a- because had up again. good has the work of Brooks “ eet Again.” Miss Clara Wadsworth was or- should have been to visit and there was no Mr. Rand, who superintended Capt. Cheney Higgins passed subjected Mrs. Freda Helen Fossett of In the contest over the reward the sheriff demanded his dismissal; search and those aboard transferred to a Bosh.'.* w. nw.» iniat and Mrs, Mrs. Frank )D ue riHHW UCIC, UW UVUC a uu« with his friend H. M. # Georgia Norwood, The deceased was 27 of had won, and the were waiting tc other way. Monday night Higgins, before of years age p." police ® Ada G. place of safety the destruction oi will take the hand )n the road between Claude Kelley's and the erry, Mias Wadsworth and H. Page funeral service was h ’Id June R. play even. They knew the weakness “Mr. Alertte, you Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Carpenter and friends the vessel was 30th, the was the attempted. S. E. Frohock await- a who has been mpored choir. The meeting officiating. the sheriff’s son, and with patience of man your enemy?” ichoolhouse. of Brooks were in town on business Monday. hire At this the city b eat attended and moat interesting held by ed the hour. Tonight they caught startling proposition Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fowler, Helen Fowler a Mrs. Walter McLain and daughter Thelma Children Edwin P. Wentworth, former on the streets, and the patro editor looked up into the face of large, | tj ie association for a long time. Cry super. staggering and Miss Vivian Joy attended the gradu- tendent of the State School for did the rest. sinewy man, who was standing o the of Bangor are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. ( FOR FLETCHER’S Bv, wagon ation exercises at Hebron academy and on ! and one of the best known Sheriff Buck Edward’s political faith corner by the court house. One arm was Higgins. educatun with them Albert For baby’s croup, Willie’s cuts and and an the so ht outstretched toward the editor. The their return nome brought daily CASTORI A Maine, recently insurance ag,-, differed from that of Bullseye, M rs. Arabel of An- b; mamma’s sore lame- W. J. Huntand daughter 'uises, throat. Grandma’s with offices died su were other hand held a slouch hat, of the kind Fowler, who this year. Jin ^Portland, ite and his legitimate prey. graduated of her Mrs. n iss,— Dr Thomas’ Eclectic Oil—the household dover, Mass., are guests mother, A STATUE OF GEN. CHAMBERLAIN June 30th at his in that c “We’ll want about a column, Joe,’ largely used by western officers and cat- medv. 25c and 5tc. apartments 61 Mr. Wentworth * said the editor, “and dress him up in cay tlemen. The man was the sheriff of Lydia Higgins. aged years. PALERMO. The citizens of Maine take tc ceeded at the Sate school and bells. ‘Sheriff’s Jail’ oughl county. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Stiles of Jackson were kindly by t_ra- Boy Cantabury BEAUTIFUL BUCKSPORT. a in. the of erecting statue ol lsuiiii, ui., 11 ic 11'ivJiliut a fair headline, eh?” “I were an enemy of mine Knox to suggestion [Jicfinu to make thought you Mr. C. A. returned Saturday Bridge- guests last Thursday afternoon of Miss Carrie L. Chamberlain Behind the and I did I could against Gen. Joshua somewhere was appointed to the office during ! “Or Buck’s Billy Bars,’ everything water, Mass., after a two weeks’ vacation. A. The Man About Town a Ferguson. paused few in Portland. His record as a soldier, ar administration of Gov. Plaisted. suggested the reporter with a grin. you,” said the sheriff, brokenly, “but f.: see Miss Lila Northrup has returned from San- Miss Lettie who has been nursing in n inutes the other while at work educator, a G vernor and a citizen, war Parsons Wentworth was born in R "Good! 1 like yours better. Now after what happened last night I Hunt, morning, ford for her summer vacation and is on the returned rants his services commemoratec Me., 1, the son scoot.” how I misjudged you. I ask your par- Waterbury. Conn., the past winter, a : the rear end of the office.and a pretty, being January 1854, in some such manner as this, and ii and Priscilla Lane He wlo- As the “old man” it looked like don.” lick list. to her home here Juue 26th. b (Hill). said, | it not unusual, scene met his eye as he and to do would be to his properly organized promoted the cated in the Portland grade ai. H easy money. All he had The big sheriff paused regain two children of i Mrs. Sanford Lane and Fred L, Higgins, who has been passing a ten g azed from one of the windows. Four should soon materialize inte schools. On to in the station and the and did not notice the amaz- suggestion July 24, 18SS, he n appear police composure, Monmouth are Mrs. Lane’s to his visiting, parents, days’ vacation at his old home, returned J s; lilboats and three motor boats were in some fitting tribute to the man who re Della F. Whartf. For 20 sergeant would furnish the story joy- ed look on Mr. Alertte’s countenance. year- Vlr. and Mrs. J. W. Turner. duties with the Co. in fleeted so much credit upon the State.— fully. The other dailies in Cantabury “Little Billy told me all,” he went on, Fuller, Holway Augusta sj ght on the river, a tug boat with three being appointed superintendent 1 Portland Press. State School for he was and as were with a curious tremble in the ordinarily Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bowler and Juue his for a longer Boys th. were evening papers, they daughter Mary 29th, family remaining ^ irges in tow had just rounded the bend would sent Joe Garvin ant superintendent of that inn' friendly to the sheriff they likely strong voice; “how vou )f Gardiner called upon Mr. Bowiers’ mother, visit, | Q the Orland Steamer Castine was Found 100 Wild Flowers. was his son Sc him out ot tnere ana 10 side, He State corresponding secret : pass over the fall of lightly. around to get Mrs. Bowler, Miss the Mary Sunday. Mrs. F. L. Philbrick and daughter, j n taring its wharf and Bucksport’s the National Conference Chariti Oalvlli uau a v-icai take him home to mother. That was pride, tl ie new Miss Christine who Helen, with Mrs. Frank Gilchrist and Mrs. ! Steamer Islesboro, W. D. Round Pond school in Union have dont Correction for some and a was one that to attract noble part of Mr. Alertte,” said the Northrup, graduated Capt. years subject promised it, £ had nature but a with honors from school Willie Dolloff, were in Waterville Monday on ennett, just slipped away from the a good term’s work in study ber of the executive committee attention, the supreme element sought sheriff, earnestly, “and nobody Cony High Augusta, ( But the in Mr. Walton’s .nding, headed for its daily trip toCam- The pupils found and identified one hnn Maine State Conference. He w a. by the ambitious newsman. He knew good man would have thought ot it. June 23d, has gone to Kennebunkport for the business. They made trip tl^ ?n. in the dred wild flowers and found three tha an to make a children of Ferryman Ulmer, distance, ex-president and member of th x they’d even throw out telegraph you have wife and your summer, car- « as could not be identified. The school alsi 1 cutive committee of the ! a of this if the own refined and you | chugging swiftly along, conveying Natio: room for story kind, —nice, gentle—and Miss Wren and her Mrs. Mies Florence Knox, who graduated this Harriet mother, a ^ auto and a number of passengers holds a banner record for attendance. ference on the Education of Bar, exigency demanded. know how those things come home to a j Grove Vassalboro, Sarah Davis, accompanied by Mrs. Annie Cole f; om and a number of small Truant and Garvin looked his in man. wife—has been in pear from Oak Seminary, Prospect, Delinquent Children; upon profession Mattie—my b and to take the teach- and daughter and Mrs. Lena Higgins, passed oats were busily engaged in the vicinity the much the same spirit a soldier regarded poor health the past few months, went to Waterville, Friday HUMPHREYS’ president.of MaineChautauquu ; in 0 E the weirs along the Orland shore. The of the his. To fail in securing what you went what with that and worrying over Billy, er’s examination. Monday in Belfast, making the trip Miss president Maine Prison As- ; then rested for a glorious space of a member of the Portland N after was a crime. In his school he had she’s right close to the border land,'and Wren’s auto. j tion; Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Bowler and daughter me on Fort with its substantial Witch Hazel was no such as in about Knox, Oil History Society, Maine Genealog; been taught there thing if you’d printed that your paper C. has had a in Beatrice attended the graduation exercises at Ross Higgins telephone put g ray walis, and American Fern a excuse.’’ Hence he fell his in she would have been terribly suggestive loopholes (COMPOUND) ciety Society; "good rarely being jail to was done J. H. last week. his home. The work by a nd terraceB and secret an down, and in the Bullseye office he was dead today—I’m sure of that as I’m a ;he E. S. Normal school, Castine, splendidly kept green For Piles or societies, Odd Fellow, ward and Cole. Mr. ward has surrounded sum- Hemorrhoids, to that kind of Miss Katherine Bowler was one the Say Austin Say g rounds, by picturesque ligion he was a ! called "The Messenger Garcia." living man. But you’re not o,f gradu- Pvtovinnl rr Tnfprnnl aw Congregational;.- been on this section of the line for n ier homes and many year-around in- in a lost his in early life, and blood. You an opponent fair and ates and came home Wednesday. working politics Republican. Having parents fight or : stated houses, and traveled back to Bleeding, Itching nad scant time for church or square, man to man, in the open, and several days, making many needed repairs. Burning. having An exhibition and ice cream sale was given j? “Tom” Nicholson’s large force of A FARM WITH A BIG INCOM1 education, Garvin sought by iron disci- don’t stab him in the back when he’s apt, One application brings relief. Miss Watson at the len in a as I could ay Friday night Greeleys busily engaged discharging pline to acquire such information was awrny from home. I —I—1 wish APPLETON. Two sizes, 2oc. and $1.00, at corner schoolhcusefor the benefit of the school. js ;hooner’s cargo, a scene of In the current issue of Farm ai essential to his business, and to employ say to let you know how I ap- completing something b usiness and vacation which all druggists or mailed. the national farm that line alone. more—a deal Miss Watson returned to her home Monday activity pre- side, paper i his every talent along preciate this—it’s great two weeks Frank Carkin is spending with s rnted evidence of promi- Send Free Sample of Oil to at D. S. Burci \x He was seldom embarrassed by any more—than I deserve. Y’ou’re a good after finishing a successful year's work here, Bucksport’s Springfield, Ohio, friends in and Haverhill, Mass. n ence as the chiel round an interesting article entitled moral code when it ran counter to or- man, Mr. Alertte.” Lynn I all-the-year port f Penobscot River. There are other Hay Machinery” in which he t. ders, or duty to the paper. Yet his hab- In returning to his office after lunch, New Maxwell autos have just been received on this the modern a to PROSPECT. ^ usy places river, famous implements enable farmer.- : its were as pure and simple as those of the city editor again stepped in speak Messrs. O. W, Currier and William New- by c over for its put their much nun. But here was sel- ountry fish, Bucksport put up forage faster, Carmelite again with the auditor. bert. E. F. Killman is at home from Belfast i h ■ads them the days that reduced expense. In the course I fishness—they were so that he might “Mr. Smith, you will please consiuer Mrs? all, taking O. vis- C )me and the article he tells about a successfu. rise the surer on the stern he hac the direction Mr. Garvin an- for a visit. Members of Appleton I. O, F., Lodge go throughout year.—The path concerning ^ farturer who ahead. he “he will continue in and witnessed ucksport Times. once traveled from planned out nulled,” said; H. Brown came from to ited Union Ledge Friday night Homeo. Medicine 156 J. Bangor spend the Humphreys Co., William to see how a not a wonder. as Virginia practical far: Personally, Garvin was the paper’s service usual.” —Edgar work by the Warren degree staff. St., New York. week-end with his family. The Anti-Saloon League. there made an income of $40,'" No man would have given him a job or White, Macon, Mo., in Advance. Pease is selling the stock of goods from 500 acres of were defec- Mr. and Mrs. Hall and son Harry alfalfa. Wh.it his looks, unless his sight Joseph Emery 2. State in Atlantic. N. J.. July Every the manufacturer discovered tl aucuudicu aiiu un* in about Live. ne was lUUJi. WIDE OPEN SALOONS. spent Sunday Searsport. will be here next week at nion represented mer on the will not last long. is described in the Besides he had a mouth which placed goous they le lfith national convention of the Anti-Sa- Sick Animals following gainly. Rev. James Pendleton of Spokane, Washing- ^ taken from on The treatment of diseases of the article: threatened a famine in the land where Wellman and Mrs. Pierce It on league of America which will open Horses, Rev. W. F. Berry Tells Governor and Coun- ton, called on Iriends here last week. Mrs. Carrie Harry j "He found him with he and his ears seemed construct- uesday, July 6, and continue until Friday, Cattle, Dogs and Fowls, is in equipped lived, motored to Week’s Mills Wednesday and were Sheep, given unless the wind were cil of Conditions in Androscoggin, Knox Mrs. L. C. Dow went to Stillwater June 25th J lly 9, Arrangements have been made to care cylinder rakes, seven windrow In. r ed to retard motion Mr. Dr. Humphreys’Veterinary Manual, mailed guests of Mrs. W ellman’s son and wife, i f, >r 25,000 delegates, and the managers and the necessary He git- going his way. But the eyes were sharj and Penobscot Counties. Gov. Curtis to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kingsbury. nearly free. wagons. ° E the convention expect it to be one of the Humphreys’ Wtt-rinary Remedies, a ton for nature relentec and Mrs. Fred Gleason. j hay after shipping it by and bright, as if having He has no Power to Enforce the the 156 William St., N w York. Says Mrs. Shute arrived boat June 23rd g reatest ever held by league. a distance of 2u miles. His at the and made s Eugene by went gross did a kindly turn last, Joe Wentworth and his brother Joshua Under the banner of “A Stainless and a Law. to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Dock- j Flag is $80 an acre—and even after tak. solitary attractive feature. I to Portland last week and returned with a s aloonless Nation,” the league hopes to adopt ham. j the of the a : Carter extended the glad hand, anc Augusta, Me, June 30. Rev. Wilbur Ians to further the campaign against the liq- expense establishing new Dodge car, bought by Joshua Wentworth. | P making the hay and selling it, hi I began to tell now it happened. The F. Berry of Waterville, superintendent Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. Wood and daughter ar traffic. of “little Harry Pease has bought a runabout, Luther B. Wilson, D. D., LL. L>., New splendid income. But it can be watch had run afoul Billy,’ of the Christian Civic League of Maine, of East with Mr. and | Bishop Orrington spent Sunday ! ^ is of the league. asserted that he is a skill: ., the sheriff’s son, as he was leaving the before the Governor and Coun- A large delegation from Golden Rod Re- ork, president mighty appeared Mrs. S. S. Wood. maker. I “Crystal Palace,” blind, staggering cil today to complain about infractions of bekah Lodge, conveyed by ten autos and sev- j in the of hundreds. The Miss Oria June 25th in Life drunk, sight the prohibitory law in Androscoggin, i-ibby spent Bangor eral horse carriages, visited Miriam Lodge of You Can Enjoy sheriff was out of town and the Knox and Penobscot counties. with her and Mr. and Mrs. Har- j Eat what want and not be troubled prisonei Supt. nephew wife, Rockland recently. The weatner was very j you of Foreclosure the in the a j Notice ; would have to spend night said 11 places were visited in Lew- vey H. with indigestion if will take T1 I *) ) lit J< m ; ; 11 P < ( £ I) 5 Berry Libby, unfavorable, as rain fell from the time they ! you to make a iston bars were and some of lock-up; ought good story- where running one each for Edward Davis Burr, Mrs. Fred T, Haley was in Bangor June left home until the return,but the cordial recep- Magazine year yes? 50 were observed all doing an open 23rd, j WHEREAS,the County of Waldo and State places 1 be lie luuuu a nuui- the trip with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Treat the Rockland brothers and 52.10, paid ipfecvince. his deed dated the elev Joe thought so, and he asked to UUBIUCDS, All UIJC making tion extended by ^Tablet'3 by mortgage feSSOi VS of and recorded in the shown the "malefactor.” The an the bar He of Stockton in their car. members for the April, 1908, sergeanl 22 years of age keeper. i sisters amply repaid .the be new or renewal before and after each meal. Sold only Subscriptions may i of Book 290. ,• ! a anc istry Deeds, 290, Page promptly reached for hand lantern found there were 100 retail liquor taxes The was conferred candi- Miss Wing and Miss Lopez, teachers of the trip. degree upon by us—25c a box. Write or call at this office I to Mary E. Twitched of said Burnham led the way the black corridor and two wholesale taxes in through liquor paid and Clark visited dates Golden Rod degree staff. Stor*. ing described parcel of real estate, v*. far end he threw a them in Ferry schools, respectively, by City Drug At the noisily loci Androscoggin County, most of buildings thereon, situated in Burnhan back and an iron door. Ther Lewiston. of Waldo and State of Maine w opened — County holding the light up he said, exultingly Supt. Berry stated liquor selling has I— I The easterly half of lot numbered one j of lines G-2 and one "It’s him, all right,” gone on in Knox county for years and range containing j more or less, to ; 1 On the iron cot was a dark-eyed boy. lawlessness exists. He stated acres, according general “Mikado Pencil No. 174 plan of G-l and G-2; and the said M with a the result o: that there were 29 Federal retail Eagle deathly pale face, liquor Twitched has transferred to me, the u his debauch. The features were smal taxes in that and that paid county gamb- signed, said mortgage and note there! ;, and almost like a woman’s. Il are run in all of regular, ling machines open parts ( ed by assignment by her subscribed, da seemed strangely incongruous that sucl Rockland. He stated that Sheriff Hobbs 28, A. D. 1915, and recorded in Waldo 1 j a fair face should rest amid the gloomi refused to do anything about this condi- of Deeds, Book 297, Page 104; and wher of said has been b of bars and one told him that condition mortgage lattice-work rusty ponderoui tion and that constable Half Gross in a Carton. Packed One Dozen In an attractive pull-off Box and Now, therefore, reason of the bre,. ; bolts. The breathing of the wai he would lose his if he did by sleeper job anything. the condition thereof I claim foreclo.-i; and as though he were ii stated that 94 Federal quiet regular, Supt. Berry liq- For Sale at Your Dealer 5c. each or 50c. per Dozer- said mortgage. the sanctuary of his own well-kept room uor taxes are paid in Penobscot county, June 1915. LEONARD A. 1 A 100 big page• montklg 18, “Mother!” two in and two of them of them Bangor, Hexagon Shape Highly Polished in Yellow Finish, with Gilt Tip and Red Ring, fitted with By Weeks & Weeks, his Attorneys The one word, whispered with loving : wholesale liquor taxes. He told of de- Only because of a very special arrange- Rubber. ment with the of MeCAI.I/S his as if shi conditions in Brewer and best Erasive publishers tenderness, escaped lips, plorable South MAGAZINE can we the benefit of contains the finest give you might be bending over him. Joe shud of much drinking in all parts of Bangor. The Mikado is a Superior Quality of Pencil and very specially prepared I this money-saving club offer. McCALL'S FRANK A. NYE, dered, he knew not why, but it was be Gov. Curtis read from an opinion of Ex- which is smooth and durable. is the Fashion Authority and Housekeep- lead, exceedingly ing Helper of more women than any other cause he had never heard the word ut Chief Justice of the Maine Su- License^ Emery V ACCURATELY GRADED IN FIVE DEGFEES magazine in the world. Undertaker and his o: tered in that way. In system preme Court to the effect that the Gov- Come in or write to see a sample copy. Medium Hard No. 3 Hard philosophy no element of love had evei ernor has been practically shorn ^of all No. 1 Soft No. 2\ All the latest styles and fancy work Embalmer. save as a matter of ridicule fo: to enforce the law. No. 4 Extra Hard for Bookkeepers every month : also delightful stories end figured, power liquor No. 2 Medium articles, besides regular departments in use in an elopement, a breach of promist 1 Mr. said he believed that if the CORONER FOR WALDO COUNTY. Berry CONCEDED TO BE THE FINEST PENCIL MADE FOR GENERAL USE cooking, home dressmaking and house action or a divorce case. It was Governor should cal! into his presence j keeping that lighten housework and save mockery—a jest. But this. Ah! Thi the sheriffs of the three counties men- EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY money. Loved by women everywhere. SEARSPORT and 60 MAIN ST B' was different. tioned and give them a talking to, it NEW YORK Don’t Miss This Offer at both “Goes she know?” he asked the ser would have a salutary effect. He also 377 BROADWAY I Tleephone connections plan- j said the Governor if he All calls answered promt''1 f geant. could, wished, ■T "freeTmccXllT pattern “Not much,” replied the officer, grim ■ call a special session of the Legislature. Each subscriber for this Groat “Family Har Kitin'' may choose from her first copy of ly; "think I want her cavorting aroum 1 G'>v. Curtis thought that none of these McOALl.’S rev ived, one <>f the colo- brati-d McOall Dross I’utterns. FREE, here? The first she’ll know about it i J remedies would bring about the desired (value 15ci by sending a postal card request direct t-> The McOall when she reads the Bullseye in th ■ result. ^^k Co.. New York. Kiviiur Num- morning.” ber and Sire desired. James H Duncan, C. t “Then she won’t know at all,” sail 1 A MEDICINE CHEST FOR 25c and his came SEARSPORT, MAINE. Garvin, long lips togethe In this chest you have an excellent remedy a 1 ta urAifru out. Corel and tightened “Look here, Carte •j’irfiriti for Toothache, Bruises, Sprains, Stiff Neck, vv v/tuuii —let me take that iad home.” Land “W-h-a-t?” Backache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and for The most economical, cleansing and Surveying, One 25c. bottle of Sloan’s “You heard me,” said the tall news most emergencies. germicidal of all antiseptics la Valuation of Timberland? man, suddenly aroused to action. “What’ a Liniment does it all—this because these ail- the good of warring on women and kids?’ ments are symptoms, not diseases, and are Topographic and “You talk like a wild man, Joe,” sai ■ caused by congestion and inflammation. If you the 1 sergeant, angrily; “you’ve forgotte doubt, ask those who UBe Sloan’s Liniment, or Sur\e>' the dirty mean trick Edwards played u 3 Hydrographic', better still, buy a 25c bottle and prove it. All on that reward.” General Work the druggists. A soluble Antiseptic Powder to Engineering “No, I haven’t.” said reportei »_ whose seemed to move lik 3 be water as lyrll lantern-jaws U. OF M. SUMMER SCHOOL. dissolved in needed. j a of steel “but that concern piece work, As a medicinal antiseptic for douches Edwards and you ought to be mail enoug 1 Reception and Dance Given by the Faculty, in treating catarrh, inflammation or a ulceration of nose, throat, and that “1 will if he ever speaks to me,” sai j the First of Series. 1 ; caused feminine ills it has no the sergeant, savagely. “But, look yor University of Maine, July 1. To- by equal. For For fitted stove wood, building Joe, what’ll Alertte say about it if yo night in the gymnasium of Alumni Hall ten years the Lydia E. Pinkham don’t print this a was tendered the students Medicine Co. has recommended Paxtine story?” reception gravel, and|a small quantity of ta “He’ll fire me,” said Garvin, coolly ot the summer school by the members :in their private correspondence with “But that don’t matter. I can't stan d of the Dean James S. Stevens, / which its lumber. GILES ABBOT faculty. I women, proves superiority. G. for that kid sleeping here a'l night if I in charge of the summer school, Prof, Women who have been cured ’ say Tel Lincolnville Av can him out. His mother b e W. chairman of the /■§§&/ t37-2 get may Garrett Thompson, it is “worth its weight in gold.” At her hair because of him righ t committee on and the 26tf tearing entertainment, druggists. 50c large box, or by malL now,” The sergeant thought of his ow n members of the received the faculty The Paxton Toilet Co,. Boston, Mass. boy, none too steady, and the mothe r guests. After the reception music was who walked the floor the nights he war furnished by a three piece orchestra for dered, and how he would feel shoul d an order of fifteen dances. n= GEO t JOHNSON, that boy ever get in the fix “little Billy The dance is the first of a series to be °(JR ci /Dr. C. was. W. LIBBEY held during the Bummer school, as ar- I “Will you stand for him to come dow il rangements are being made by the I «.oo Law, to court tomorrow, Joe?” he asked, i n faculty committee on entertainment- to DENTIST, Attorney at an altered tone. hold an informal dance every Friday and here’ b /^:§^5!§k21? “You bet I will, Tom, night. The affair last evening was very !Ia«a«ne,« 39 MAIN STREET,!! BELFAST. MAINI BELFAST. MAINE. twenty-five to make my word good.” enjoyable and give" promise of much nd “Keep your money, Joe,” said the 881 enjoyment to the studentB during the Practice in all Courts. Probate r,3't;‘* huskily. “I only hope to God : f summer term. The and stu- *£3sSt0Fp«s,rl geant, faculty specialty. 2tf my boy ever gets in this sort of a plac e dents worked hard to make it a success some man like you’ll be on hand.” and with the other diversions planned I Garvin took Billy home in a cab, an d the as hikes / ^TRUCKING by committee,tsuch whist, on to sul the way managed awaken him and a comedy to be staged late in the I am prepared to do all kinds of trucking Farm for Sale ficien tlyso he couldwalk up the steps fail term, the summer term to be promises Furniture and piano moving a specialty ly steady. But he had hardly touched th e very in a social way as well as enjoyable at door when it flew open and a woman’ s educational. Leave orders the stable, corner of Mail > ON EASY TERM^. arms were wrapped around him, and h and Cross streets, and they will receiv about one hundred acree. situ*1 was safe. Containing Children prompt attention. Telephone connection ed in Montville, nine miles from Th‘,rndl hurried ‘back to the an * Cry Garvin office, FOR FLETCHER’S W. W. BLAZO, Station. Enquire of there met an impatient printerman. lmlO DUNTON & MORSk. Alertte rs home an hoc 126 Waldo Avenue, Belfast. Belfast. “Mr, gone CASTORIA 4 | “' 7 ' '
I A Drastic Law At a Probate Conrtiheld at Belfast, within and OF THE for the County ;of Waldo, on the 8tb day of RECORD PASr. June, A. D. 1915. /itally Affecting Certain Property Right! S. I10PKIN9, ot Wlnterport, In said That creditor of Stronger Evidence Can Be Had in Went Into Effect July 1st. EDWINCounty, Bose J. Fogiuate of Win- So terport, in said County of Waldo, One of the moat laws deceased, hay- Belfast. drastic passed bj ing presented a petition praying that Daniel M. the Maine in many years hat Spencer may be appointed administrator of the to their record. What have legislature Look well they ipparently escaped attention of the pub- estate of said deceased. times in is the best Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to ..,,e many years gone by as there has as been no stir in all ic, yet lega persons interested by causing a copy of this with a ,rantee of future results. Anyone >r other circles. Still the new law, order to be published three weeks successively The Republican a hack; any reader suffering from urinary which took effect last week, has far- [n Journal, newspaper pub- f lished at Belfast, that, they may appear at a Pro- anc from kidney ills, should find comfort- reaching effects in property rights, bate Court; to be held at Belfast, within and for l said on the 13th :oncerns married man and woman County, of A. D. w rds in the following statement: every day July, 1916, at ten of the*clock before noon, and show “I suffer- n the State as a possibility of at some Sheldon, Brooks, Me., says: cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said time under the influence of it! should not be attacks of pain in my back, some of coming petitioner granted. jrovisions. JAMES LIBBY, Judge. severe. It hurt me to A-ere quite stoop The law referred to is found in chap- A true copy. Attest: and sudden move or turn I ARTHUR W. Leonard, Register. bhten any ter 328, relating to certain rights anc aused stiarp twinges across my hack. I labilities of husband and wife. Proper- At a Probate Court held i trouble from the kidney secretions. ty rights are swept away from the con- at Belfast, within and for the County of Waldo, on the 8th day of to be a medi- without the oi I Kidney Pills proved grand tracting parties necessity June, A. D 191;. divorce to the usual 1 did me more good than anything else abrogate rightE B. KNIGHT of Unity, in said County, law in the of the husband 01 BKULAguardian of Leroy S. Knight of in ver used for my Kidneys.” oy property Unity, wife. sain County-of Waldo, having presented a peti- SIX YEARS Mr. Sheldon tion praying for a license to sell and LATER, Desertion one without convey cer- for year jusl tain real estate to Said ward as de- ; have had no occasion to use Doan’s belonging :ause constitutes a situation which, up scribed in said petition-and for the purposes or other medicine for acl therein set forth. j, Pills any kidney jn proper process, as outlined in the time.” the deprives Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice to j.-ng py probate court, entirely all persons interested the from interest ir by causing a copy of this ; : Jc at all dealers. Don't simply ask opposite party any order to be published three weeks in and fur- lhe successively Doan’s Pills real and personal possessions, Republican Journal, a newspaper a kidney remedy—get Kidney at. published ther still, removes any rights of possess NOTICE. Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate ime that Mr..Sheldon had. Foster-Mil- Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said ion of even if in a wil N. Y. property granted County, on Hie 13th day of July. A .1). 1916, Props., Buffalo, Guaranteed work In Manicur at ten of Irawn and executed before the separa Chiropody, the clock before noon, and show cause, it and which under condition! ng and Also Facial Work any they Lave,why the prayer of said petition- tion, previous Shampooing. er th< should not be granted, Two Swiss would be perfectly legal, whether Full line of all kinds of Hair Work at Dogs. m> A, JAMES LIBBY, Judge. involved had lived apart or hac A true copy. Attest: persons parlors over Shiro’s Phoenix Row. Store, Arthur W. Leonard, Register. and Lu-lu are two brave Swiss the State ar< 32tf MISS ireadwinners. All day long, in The probate courts of EV!E HOIMFS in the new law At nr in rainstorm, they most wi 11- given greater powers a Probate Court held at within and am Belfast, ■ most for the tw the harnessed the provisions being arbitrary | County of Waldo, on the 8th day ot luggage-cart, June. A. I). 1916 :ther side of their aged peasant effective. j lawyers who have becomi : BY I’KENTISSof Bangor, Maine, admin- Bangor istrator de familiar with the of the lav HEN boi.is non, with the will a nex- work is done provisions PROBATE I ed, on the estate of Ellen 1*. always joyously, NOTiGES. Frothinghun late out its wide and Of rgetic pullmgs straight from the point scope express Belfast, in said County of Waldo, deceased, NEW HOME OFFICE BUILDING OF THE ASSOCIATION, PORT HURON, MICH. that an act of such im | having presented a petition playing fora license and with evident pleasure in great surprise to sell and far-reaching effects shouli | Probate Court, within and for the County of j and convey certain real estate, belonging se of usefulness to one love portance Waldo, on the 21st of June, in oowur they IIu- finds this association ed out with a debt, no members day vacation, ...‘Ml II! SHHI June 18 the city of Port Every year pro $150 have through the of A. I). 1915. and for : for their master thinks the world gone processes legis petition the purposes therein ser form but the four years hav< ■ and to what last winter withou ron, Mich., officially welcomed greasing, past unknown, organize today lation" at Augusta A certain instrument, purporting to be the last and helps them all he can. Ordered, That the said petitioner give- notice to recorded its advancement is Iieei Is of 187,000 women State-wide attention and com xl will and testament of Maud all do not su- greatest meeting the attracting Alary Miliiken, persons interested by causing a of this h I personally approve of home Miss Hina M. West, late of Belfast, in said of de- copy ON fraternal ment. Count) Waldo, ?rder ro be published three weeks in Women, in the matter of home used as animals, their by securing protec protection ceased, having been presented for i'lie successively -,g draught preme commander of the Wom- of the act is I probate. Repub ican .Journal, a newspaper published are freer to seek out new field: The full text publisher at ver not and the tlon, through fraternal insurance. Miss Ordered, That notice, be to all Belfast, that a being adequate, Mac- wha given persons they may appear at Probate en's Beneflt Association of the herewith that all may understand interested a of this order to be ( ourt. to be held at Belfast, within and pon the heart too great, besides of endeavor and become more lndo West bus been a leader beloved and by causing copy for said In of her remarka- will after July 3rd, the term 5 published three weeks successively in The Ke- County, oil the 13th day ot July, A. !>. 15)15. or reasons, still the has cabees, recognition and and as an in- happen at practice pendent capable. adored uy her members, and fo publican Journal, published at Belfast, that thev ten of the clock before noon, and ^ row cause' at efficient work for the association. being sufficiently plain explicit if etion of the Swiss Government bly A woman's convention without on: of their esteem the convention may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at any they have, why the prayer of said peti- signla others outside the fraternity b within and for said on tioner should not he as it enables the folk to The was in of legal Helfast, County, the second granted. poorer reception charge Mayor word of dissent is rather an unusua l to on her to endeavored prevail accept comprehend. It is as follows: JAMES ivelihood. It must in justice be Black and the commission and before and LIBBY. Judge. city thing. This was the experience, how the well earned of a noon, show cause, if any they have, A true copy. Attest: a standard salary $10,000 CHAPTER 328. However, that, necessary was In all the societies, why the same should not be proved, approved Arthur \V. participated by ever, of the recent eighth quadrennla I for next term. In a master- and allowed. Leonard, Register. and well-beimr of these animals year the An Act in relation to certain rights am clubs and business organizations of convention of the association In Nev JAMES LIBBY, Judge. ted the authorities, though, of ful address she declined, stating that liabilities of husband and wife. At a Probate Court, held at by Port Huron. To resolution A true copy. Attest: Belfast, within and quote the York. Every session was a mode ' for the County of on the abuses do occur. the weal of the association was upper- Section 1. If a husband, without jus t Arthur \v. Leonard. Register. Waldo, 8t.T dayy ot of the commission, It was a re- of business and June, A. D. 1915. acquaintance w.th Barry and Lu-lu, city ability parliamentar; most in her mind, not the remunera- cause, deserts his wife, or if his wife nLIFFORD P, NICHOLS of iwo brave Swiss about markable tribute to “Miss West, able procedure, and plans were laid for thi for is t Probate Court* within and* for the County of Dixfleld, Maine. -s’, dogs, began tion. just cause, actually living apar \J heir at law of Peleg B. Nichols, late of of Waldo, on the 18th day of June, A. 1). 1916. Sears- nth after the declaration war. worker for fraternity and humanity.” present quadrennial term which wer ! from and if such desertion or livini port, in said Countv ot Waldo, Steps were taken at this meeting of him, in vacation, deceased, having .vere standing with their master, The Woman’s Benefit Association of aimed to meet the great and apart has continued for a period of a £ presented a petition praying that George I?. growlni women to endow a state A certain instrument, purporting to be the las, Merrill of Searsport may be ur Commissionaire No. representative to the o pL appointed adminis- Eugster, the Maccabees its and Its women. least one year next prior filing A will and testament of A. trator bonis non gives protection work of 187,000 in Phoebe Staples de of tne estate of said Peleg ihe wharf at for hospital service every state, Ohio, referred th late of in said of de- B. late of Ouchy, waiting fraternal interest to white women of features were 1 the petition hereinafter to, Belfast, County Waldo, Nichols, Searsport, in said County, Many important place: Illinois ceased, been for >neva boat and possible iuggage to and Michigan already having probate court may, upon her petition, o p having presented probate. deceased., good moral character. It is nonpoliti- before the convention for decision, on ! That s; ar. They looked rather thin and their service in satisfactory use. By if she is insane, upon the petition of he Ordered, notice be given to all persons in- Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to cal and nonsectarian, and the of the name froi; 1 terested by causing a copy of tins order to be all persons interested by causing a of tills parable. dispenses being changing this every member re- or next enter a decre copy philanthropy guardian friend, published three weeks successively in The Re- order to be published three weeks successively -■ ike to the Its fraternity in states and the Ladles of the Maccabees of th kindly looking peasant, fifty-five quiring expert medical attention may that Buch wife is so deserted or is so liv publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they in Tlie Republican Journal, a newspaper publish- and had a the Woman’s Benefit at a Probate Court, to be held at ed at Belfast, that at a •■ore gold earrings, provinces. World to Asst have it free of cost to herself. ing apart and may prohibit the husbam i may appear they may appear Probate Belfast, within and for said-County, on the second Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for said usihar-beaten honest face. Sadly he The of the association can elation of the Maccabees. from restraint on her protection Addresses were Mr. Miles imposing any per Tuesday of July next, at ten ot the clock County, on the 13tn day of A. I). had given by July. 1915, .jew: “Ah, madame, they always taken wa sonal such time as sue before noon, and show if at ten of tlie clock before and be secured for whole life, and whole Another Important step M. Dawson, fraternal insurance actu- liberty during cause, any they have, noon, show! and even to before and th ; why the same should not be proved, approved cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said ugh, spare, my of for a court shall by order direct, upon life combined with disability benefits; the acceptance plans hand of New York and Mr. James and allowed. petitioner should not he p ere mobilised. But it’s hard for ary city, the or wife o granted. petition of either husband JAMES JamES last illness and burial benefits; also some new home office at Port Huror ■ LIBBY, Judge. LIBBY, Judge. .1 and I fear have not V. Barry, Michigan Insurance commis- r alone, they of the guardian or next friend of eithe A true copy. Attest: A true copy. Attest: Bick benefits. The rates are scientifi- Mich. This will be a large, magnifi as much food as they need, and sioner, congratulated the association who may be insane, may make furthe Arthur W. Leonard. Register. Arthur W. Leonard, Register. and no member two white stone 1 by rights to have, ces pauvres cally graded, pays cent story building a on the signal success it has attained, orders relative to the care, custody an and for t lie es ehiens!” more than the cost of her own protec- the main street of the home city o r ‘‘Your association,” said Mr. Dawson, maintenance of the minor children of th 3 probate Court, within County of At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Waldo, on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1916, for the County of Waldo on the second Anglo-Indian lady was with me. tion. When it Is known that Miss the order, where the supreme com ‘‘is the first woman’s benefit In may determine with which c Tues- society parties, • in vacation. day of June, A. D. 1915. i; at once to her tender heart, their such or any c • pealed West has, with her own hand, signed mander, Miss B. M. West, started he r the United States to be established on parents children, A certain instrument purporting to be a copy certain ■ instrument, purporting to be tlie last T she went to buy a big loaf of shall order the hus of tile last will testament of Wiiliam over an estimate can twenty-three years ago. T > a sound and the them, remain, may Sand A will and testament of Ada a. Hutchins away $12,000,000, project basis, through foresight of which we divided equally between band to to such court for the wif e A. WhitneA, late Winthrop, Mass., deceased, late of Freedom, in said County of de- reader an idea of how 5 pay Waldo, be formed of what this association has give the thl of your peerless leader, Miss West, you having been presented for probate. been presented for ;wo dogs, who were very glad at sufficient money for the prosecution c f ceased, having probate. done toward the has It will be o f are the of kind in Ordered. That notice be given to all persons a. : an already mitigating society progressed largest society your and from time to tirm Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- unexpected offering. such petition may a of this order ordeal to to know interested by causing copy to be terested by causing a copy of this order to be •e then have been fed dread incident death. Interest that Miss West starl the world. I congratulate you.” a similar revise or altt r weeks they regular- upon petition, published three successively in The fie- published three weeks successively in The Re- the kindness of our humane ri at that rough any such order and make a new order i publican Journal, published Belfast, they publican Journal, published at Belfast, that they at a Probate Court, to be held al and also from the sur- FARMERS NEED AUTOMOBILES. rHE COMMONER AS A POLITICAI as the Mr. as the circumstances of tt p may appear may appear at a Probate Court, to he held at proprietor, WHY break, experienced Roosevel1 lieu thereof, within and tor said on the sec- f Belfast, County, Belfast, within and for said County, on the second given to “Heart’s will become or such or < at daily Delight.” SUBMARINE. c'early foresees, persona' parties minor children, any ond Tuesday of July next, ten of the Tuesday of duly next, at ten of the cloca -. and show if are now in tip-top condition, In an article in the current issue of and irreparable. them, may require, and may enfori e clock before noon, cause, any they before noon, and show cause, if anv they have, the same should not be tlie i teed them afternoon between in have, why proved, ,ap- wily same should not be proven, every Farm and Fireside automobiles are taken (George Harvey, The North American obedience by appropriate process. and allowed. approved of boats and in front of A WOMAN WITH A proved and allowed. urs trains, FARM THAT Section 2. If a wife, without JAMES LIBBY. Judge, up and discussed as labor-saving and Review.) jui JAMES LIBBY, Judge. iid little home which their master COST HER TEN CENTS. cause, deserts her husband, or if he ig A true copy. Attest: A true copy. Attest: maided Some of the time-saving devices. Following is an ex- Mr. Bryan had ample cause to resign Arthur W. Leonard. Register. Arthur W. years ago. living apart from her for just cause, ar ^ Leonard, Register. -ws have sills, others are innocent tract from the article how far-, Tow would Thomas Jefferson havi showing long In the current issue of Farm and Fire- if such desertion or living apart has coi i- At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within ant the rear the roof 88.—In my such thing In iontinued as after re- tinued for the set out in n for the County of Waldo, on the secoud Tues Court of Probate, held at Bel- mers need automobiles: Secretary of State side, the national farm paper period sectir nes the but is of a published of June, A. D. 1916. WALDOfast, on the 8th day ot June. 1915. Walter ground, respect- the 11n day “No one class of men has more real a to a one, probate court, may upon petitir to he F. executor of the last will in front. ceiving completed message foreigr at Springfield, Ohio, appears the follow- A certain instrument, purporting the las Saywaru. of Mary sight of the or if he is >n of W. A. late of in need for a car than does the farmer. To husband, insane, up< A will and testament John Davis, lat< Sayward, Thorndike, said County, A v and as be- Power with the curt direction to “sigi account of a woman ays cheery independent, ing interesting who the petition of his guardian or ne: of Northport, in said County of Waldo, ueceas deceased, having presented his iirst ami final most farmers a car is an investment, to lere” ? What would Daniel Webste been for account of administration of said estate for al- s a Vandois and a Swiss, he has has a little farm that cost enter a decree that such ed, having presented probate. most other men it is a —at least a her ten cents: friend, husbai icj lowance. ■■i this luxury lave done if, for four dayi That notice be to all histen children in house of every morning is so deserted or is so ar Ordered, given person must be stretched to out how “Miss Serena Helen Blue of living apart, a Ordered, That notice thereof be Madame is point figure after the arising of a crisis laden witt Minneso- interested by causing copy of this order to b given, three fashioning. Eugster ta such husband may thereafter h 1S three weeks in The Re weeks successively, in The it iB really and truly an investment. of he had been t< is the owner of the smallest govern- convey published successively Republican Journal, y and genial, and kindly discusses portents war, obliged real in the same Journal, at that | .1 in *> in uru.iM, in >
\ relatives sod I matii, luncheon eeta, bag* of every variety friends. The floral tributes in SEAR SPORT. balsam will be dis- their profusion and evidenced the love i V I and pillows, temptingly beauty, and played. Mysterious 5 and 10 cent packages, appreciation for this grand woman—al- CLARION HEATING STOVES Bos a lover of Mrs. M. L. Park arrived Saturday from containing all sorts of delightful surprises for ways flowem and all things beauti- ful to the little as in former be a gone join her of more than are offered in great of ton. people, will, years, A BOX OF CHOCOLATES companion variety in in town Fri feature of the afternoon. Food, ice cream fifty years Heaven, our Home, “Where God B. H. Mudgett of Belfast was t styles and sizes for all kinds of and candy will also be on sale. A six o'clock a wipes every tear away." day on business. dish will be served in the “The stirs have lived a million needs. left Thursday t. chafing supper upper years, Dr, and Mra. S. L. Fairchild A million years and a day; vestry and at eight, “Tomfoolery,” a three act LOOK FOR THE relatives in Philadelphia. But God and I shall love’ and live. NAME visit be at comedy of Medicine and Fun, will given When the stars have passed M. Nichols left- Tuesday to visi! afray/’ Miss Ethel Union hall under the direction of MissJ^uise CLARION and Castint. friends in Bargor Leib Following is the cast: The News ar of Belfast. the sure of Mrs. N. F. Gilkey and son Archer have Mr, liob Grey, Mr. Harold McElhiney sign highest quality. Bob Miss True Ross rived home from Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Grey, Lucy Tom brother, On There will no In materials, in in Carter, Mrs. Grey’s be Band concert this construction, ar Saturday, duly 10th, week on Prof, and Mrs. Bertram C. Richardson Mr. Alfrtd Story Trundy account of the vacation at Leonard & Barrows finish and in Clarions from Dorchester, Mass. Mrs. Peter Wycomb, a “personaire” operation rived Monday where some of Miss Mabel McElhiney We will move into our new location, factory, its members are em- Marshall of Boston is the guesl evidence of Harold W. Mr. Peter Wycomb, a pessimist, ployed. The third concert will be given July give every right of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swift. Elm street. Mr. Renfrew Wilson 15th. to Tom Carter, manufacture. Consult your near- the Fourti Dorothy Landon, engaged Main and Clarence Gilkey of Bangor spent Mias Annie E. Whittier Corner Church Sts., Word has been received of the death of Mrs. L. Gilkey est Clarion dealer. with his parents,Mr. and Pyam Mr. James Landon, Sr., Dorothy’s father, Margaret, wife of Thomas Leslie for- Mr. Charles Green Carter, L. C. Havener and family of Worcester merly of this city, at her home in Mass Uncle Tom, an old colored butler, On that we will Lynn. for ih« day present Mrs. Carter died WOOD & BISHOP CO. liaiB., are at the Pendleton homestead Mr. Edson W. Fletcher at childbirth July 4th; the e***83^ed Bangor, Maine Mr. Archer little summer. Officer Hogan, Gilkey. daughter was living at last reports. ' to was ir It may interest the public know that the -—crpc-p- John H. Montgomery of Bucksport The street commissioner is about to C. Leona ■ mm ■■■ repair W.~A. Maine. at Pleas- comedy was written by Dalrymple, Church street in front of HALL, Belfast, town over the Fourth with his family the echoolhoueee, who won the $10,000 Prize Story Content in md if ant Point. any farmer, or others, would like the Diane of the Green Van. Remember — writing or a half soil for or and Mr. and Mra. a Box of Chocolates pound of Tea or :op filling dressing they are requeat- Ur I He, CONDITION OF Mr. and Mra. Leo Sargent that the sale will be held in the lower vestry, :d to call on him. It must last week to visit Mr. and be removed at W. P. Sargent left in room and even- Coffee if to each of a the supper the upper the preferred, purchaser >nce. Mra. in Portland. THE Cilley ing’s entertainment in Union Hall. The com- SEARSPORT NATIONAL and Dr. W, S* Marshall of BANK Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kneeland daughtei mittee in charge of the event are Guild Presi- Bangor gave a very on At in Mass., are spending nteresting talk ‘The True at the Searsport, the State of at the close Phyllis of DorcheBter, dent, Mrs. Ella F. Mowry, and her assistants, at 24 a Gospel” Maine, of Pound of Tea Cents Pitcher schoolhouse June 27th. their vacation in town. Mrs. David Nickels and Miss Mabel Griffin. Pound, He will speak there June 1915. again July 11th at 2 30 p. m.; _business 23, Mr. Lindsey and two daughters of Boston a 60c. or a subject, Value, "The Three RESOURCES. r their borne on the SEARSPORT OBIT j ARIES Ways.” 5511^ arrived Saturday and are at Loans and discounts (notes held in The Nashville Students. bank).~..$161 278 66- Belfast road lor the summer. This is the or- Total loans..77.777*7.* MRS, EMMA M SON. Overdrafts * ignal colored company, now in its 26th sea- secured, $000 00; unsecured...... 7.7. Meteor finished discharging coal of W *.*.**.*.*.. Steamer Mrs. Emma, widow H. Mason, passed at 24 a U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation Pound of has (par Coffee which 50 000 UO Cents ion, from value) .’..{ at Mack’s Point July 2nd played the Atlantic to Total S. the P. C. & W, Co., away at the home of her aughter, Mrs. E. L. Pound, U, bonds..... the Pacific coast. It will be News. at the Colonial Bonds other than U. S. bonds to secure and sailed for Newport Savory, June 30th after illness of about one 35c. Value. pledged postal savings deposits 3,000 00 Theater July 12th, 13th and 14th. with Securities, other than U. S. bonds, (not including owned un- B. Ford of Melrose, Mass., was year of a complication of diseases. She is stocks) Mrs. William thing new from the start to pledged... .. 116 66129 of her survived two Mrs. E. L. finish, giving 3^ Total bonds, in town to attend the funeral by daughters, Savory securities, etc. Friday hours entertainment. Regular at 7 to stock of and Airs. A. P. of pictures Subscription Federal Reserve Miss Elncra L. Blanchard. of Searsport Stevens Wash- bank.' $4 500 00 niece, yclock, show beginning at 8.15. Prices for Less amount unpaid D. The funeral services were .....!! [ |! 01) 00 was ington, C. held DIRECT IMPORTING 2^50 2,250 N. Y., All other stocks, William Blanchard of Brooklyn, COMPANY, both, 10 and 20 cents. including premium on same. 5 000 U0 his at her late home Friday afternoon, Rev. C. H, Banking house, $3,000; furniture and week to attend the funeral of fixtures, $1,400.... .*. in town last A from the Law real McElhiney of the First Congregational church ! rescript Court was received Other estate owned.. sister, Miss Einora L. Blanchard. 12 Main Maine. Due from Federal Reserve Street, I. Clerk bank. ... officiating, and the burial was in the village Belfast, ay George Keating, of Courts, .. and chil- July Due from approved reserve in Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. McGown in the case of agents other reserve cities. 19 349 85 5th, Clifford E. Pendleton of Due from banks and cemetery. was twice His bankers. are at their cottage felt. Capt. Pendleton married. their native town. are dren of Worcester, Mass,, They boarding with [slesboro vs. Alfred K. Tolman of North Outside checks and other cash first wife was Ella J, Erskine, and his second Mrs. Eben items.WWW... 5 042 13 Pleasant Point for the summer. CAPT. ANDREW H. LORRIMER, Libby, Sylvan as Haven. was an P'ractional nickels at Btreet; and; the This action of replevin currency, and cents.. .. 7354 Erskine One of his brought Notes of other one of the old-time mariners of Harriett E. Gilmore, son, Capt. said: around to see national banks. Prof. Sweetser of New London, Conn., is to Searsport, "Running every- 'or the recovery of a boat and was tried in the E. EJ«ndleton of Lawful money reserve in bank: died at his home on Main street Saturday first wife, Dr. Irving Lewiston, body.” Everyone has a warm welcome for Waldo be the organist et the Methodist Episcopal County Supreme Court in April, 1914 Total coin and certificates. night. He had been in failing health for the survives; also two sisters, Mrs. Prudence Mc- "Charlie P. and Jennie Die.” .. church through the summer months. vith a verdict for the plaintiff. Rescript: Legal-tender notes. He followed the sea for Gilvery of Lewiston and Mrs. Emily Beach of fund with past year. many There will be a concert ‘motion overruled.” Redemption U. S. Treasurer (not more than 5 P. Nichols, who has been visiting grand and ball this, per cent on Mrs. P. in vessels with Searsport, and one brother. The funeral ser- years deep-water Searsport Thursday, in Denslow Hall. -olu U0 on Water street, left Mon- evening Concert Mrs. H. H. Carter will entertain Due from U. S. Mrs. L. L. Nichols vices were held at his late home Monday after- this, Thurs- Treasurer.. captains and in later years was engaged in the by band, and vaudeville in St. N. B. show, concluding with afternoon at her home on to visit relatives John, noon. Rev. C. H, of the first Con- iay, Bell street in day coastwise business in command of the schoon- McElhiney a farce. Mrs. Prudence Putnam will lonor of Mrs. L. of Total.. .j^T/.rr O. G. Eaton of the Boston Insurance church and the inter- give A. Savage Bangor, Mrs. Capt. er George Shattuck. Ihe funeral services gregational officiating, character sketches, Mr. LIABILITIES: the of his Harry Kearney will ra M. Cobe's guest. Whist will be ...Dou\i Co. arrived Saturday and is guest were held at his late ment was in Bowditch Cemetery at Park. The played ...... home Tuesday, Rev. give a monologue and Mr. W. N Capital stock paid street. Lower will 'rom 3 to when all will in.. Cora F,. Dow, on West Main were B. F. Colcord, D. C. 6, adjourn to the Wo- sister, Mrs. James Ainslee of the M. E. church bearers Capt. Capt. furnish one of his Surplus fund.’ officiating. fine clarinet solos. Tbe uan’s P. Club room for lunch. Other guests will Undivided Mrs. J. P. Curtis and son, Dr. G. He is survived by his wife. The burial was in Nichols, Capt. Sewall Lancaster, James profits....'.q'/qq Mr and dancing follows the dramatic )e Mrs, George I. and Austin W. Reserved and W. C. Pendle- performance, Keating. for.I" l'.'.'. *■>, ,94 3* Curtis, of Everett, Mass., are at the Curtis the family lot in the Village cemetery. Nichols, Horace G. Peaslee with music Vlrs. Wm. E. Kotman, Mrs. Less current V,. by McKeen’s orchestra from Bel- Joseph Tyler and expenses, interest and taxes paid .i’qik uu Main street for the sum- ton. VI rs. R. Doak. homestead on West fast. George Circulating notes. 50 0(10 00 Less amount on hand and in for mer. ELNORA LOUISE BLANCHARD. A Lunch For Brides To Be. Miss Treasury redemption or in transit. .'' C 50 ! Mrs. Alice P, Bertha Due to banks and Dickey, accompanied by. her a bankers. children and Mrs. The funeral of Miss Elnora Louise Blanch- H. Wiley gave very pretty luncheon last Mrs. McGilvery and three SPRINGS. Mrs. Elmira D1 vidends STOCKTON daughter, (Panno) Merick of Sunday at her home in Congress in unpaid... are who was drowned in the June j street, Demand Moilett and daughter of Somerville, Mass., ard, harbor, 29th, lonor of Miss Bicknell of deposits: Greenville, S. C., with two children, motored Esley Rockland, and Individual street for the while was held at the deposits subject to at the Thayer houEe on I,each bathing, First Cong’l from Belfast last diss Louise J. Read of this city, two prospee check. 96 030 41 Miss Grace Calkin, School street, was a week- Friday to visit her sister-in- Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 church, afternoon and was at- iye brides of the coming fall. The table was days...... " summer. Friday largely law, Mrs. Josiah G. Lambert. West Cashier’s checks end guest at Swan Lake. Main street, laintiiy appointed.the color scheme of and outstanding.. tended. Rev. C. H. McElhiney officiated. The pink Postal savings deposits .. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Stevens of Washing- and call upon friends in her vhite effectively carried out in roses massed in the Fourth of July, long-time former notice of floral tributes were many and beautiful, ex- Monday, legal opened he centre with of the Deposits requiring less than 30days. are in town, called here by the ill- home previous to to garlands same -eaching lime ton, D, C., with a rainstorm, accompanied a thick fog. returning Northport, deposits: the love and of her many by o each place. Pretty favors in the same of Mrs. Stevens’ mother, Mrs. pressing sympathy “'ey are me Certificates of due on or ness and death spenoing summer. A hades were used and the deposit after 30 days. i7 144 27 friends and relatives. of this Master Clark is here from New York menu as far as was The victim sad George is State, county, or other Emma Mason. longer terry promised later to the satisfac- jossihle was made to conform to the color municipal deposits. .. .. tragedy was born on board the to spend the summer with his great aunt, Miss Deposits subject to 30 or more days’ the ship Banga- tion of their friends in our cheme. Miss Bicknell, the daughter of Mr. notice. / jo Miss Lewene A. Nichols of Boston spent many village. iills payable, including lore, commanded by her father, Capt. Albert Maria Griffin, Maple street. ind Mrs. Charles E Bicknell of Rockland, will obligations, representing money borrowed_ 15,000 00 Mrs. Charles 4th Mr. and Mrs. Fourth with her parents,Capt.and July Herbert L. >e married in to Norman A. N. Blanchard, in the South Pacific ocean, H. of New Mass., ar- Hopkins, September Read, to Bos- G. Chase, Bedford, Total. M. Nichols, on Water street, returning Church street, gave a dinner in honor of their 1 on of George T. Read of this city, and a part while on the from Hono- is a at the StateTof Sept. 11,1902, passage rived last Thursday and guest Libby ier of Maine Hills in the store in Maine, County of~Waldo, ss: ton Monday. special guest, Miss Louise Griffin of Matta- City Drug lulu to She her school street. dain street. She has Of the above-named Philadelphia. spent boarding-house, Sylvan frequently visited in _ bank, do swear that the abov poiset. Mass., with nent is;»'♦!!' true N,ic*\ols; to c“sh,ier solemnly Miss Annie G, Gilkey, who has been teaching in place cards, nut baskets, : ielfast and her many friends are the best ol my and belief. days Searsport until the removal of her home last week delighted knowledge Miss Mary Calkin arrived etc decorated in 1 hat she will make her in is the summer with her commemoration of our home here. Miss Read, HA. H. Cas Bangor, spending parents to Brooklyn, N. Y., and was spending glori- Subscribed and NICHOLS, and is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ous national 1 sister of Norman A. is to be married sworn to before me this 3rd of and Mrs. W. R. Gilkey on Steam- anniversary in red. white and Read, day July, 1915. parents, Capt. the summer here when she met her tragic ! n October to Charles E. Brown * Calkin, School street for the summer. blue and of this city, HARRY E. BANOS, Notary I'u very tiny flags. Seven sat boat avenue. death. She leaves, besides her parents, two persons ier engagement having been announced sev- Correct. Attest: B. F. CULCORD. Mrs. Charles C. Park returned around the , Thursday hospitable board, and later were ral weeks ago Others at the Mrs. Wm. H. Blanchard and son, Capt, Scott brothers, William and Turner Blanchard, and present luncheon, D. C. NICHOLS. Direc irom a visit with her son ana wile, ur. ana on the lawn and rere Mrs. Walter Varney, Miss Alice E Sim- YVM. C. one photographed steps outside. PENDLEl'ON, ) were in town Miss Lorna who I _ Blanchard of Brooklyn, N. Y., sister, Blanchard, have nons, and Mrs. Maine Miss Mrs. Isaac P. in Mass. An occasion for all Hills, formerly, the of the Park, Revere, enjoyable participants. ( last wees to attend the funeral of Miss^Elnora sympathy entire community in this j Jeneva Heal. Miss of N. ar- Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. L. Blanchard. their sad affliction. The burial was in the I Helen S. Staples Brooklyn, Y., Gerrity and babe of : lot in Elmwood The bearers rived; last Friday to visit her grandmother, Boston arrived Saturday by boat to visit his Bom Mrs. Edward S. Calderwood and sons of family cemetery. aunt were 1 Mrs. Horace Staples, West Main street. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. arrived and are at Capt. Charles M. Nichols, Capt. James Alvah C. Roxbury, Mass., Tuesday Gh .ndle, In North B. of Treat, Church street. Madam J. F. Penobscot, June 23, to on East Main Parse, Capt. Joseph D. Sweetser and Cap Col. and Mrs. F. E. Boothby Waterville Gerrity and the McClure homestead street | ilr and Mrs Earl L Grindle, a son, Carl Gordon. tain William R. arrived boat to the Fourth of daughter, Miss Helen of Bangor, joined them for the summer. Gilkey. Sunday by spend Haskell. In Sedgwick, June 11, to Captain July with Mrs. C. A. Gibson, Maple street. Saturday afternoon, cuming by train, and Sun- nd Mrs H W Haskell, a daughter, Alice Miss Jeanette and Nichols Colson of Brook- CAPT. J. FRANK PETERSON, day morning Mr. came Veaver. Miss Emma Hichborn came from Belfast to Gerrity by boat to' lyn, N. Y.. arrived last week and are guests of one of the old-time water of Leach, In New York, June 22, to Mr and deep shipmasters complete the family party for the' Fourth of Mrs. Marlboro Packard, on spend the Fourth with her sister, Miss Nellie ] dis Lutner A Leach, Jr, of Bar Harbor, a their grandmother, Searsport> passed away at the Waldo County July dinner around the | Tues- cordially hospitable < laughter. East Main street. hospital in Belfast, June 28th, where he had Hichborn, West Main street, returning table of Mr. and Mrs. Treat. Monday Mr. mills. In Vinaihaven, .June 23, to Mr and T. are receiv- ! been for several weeks for medical treatment. day morning. ' lira Man ford L a son. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Savage Gerrity. senior, took the train for home, his Mills, He was of Boston arrived Robbins. In North to Mr ai d Mrs on the birth of a son, born in Apenrade, Denmark, March Dr. and.Mrs. J. F. Ryder son the Union, ing jcongratulations leaving by Boston boat in the after- ] a I and her the residence bobbins, daughter. Tuesday morning, July 6th, at their cottage on 11, 1836. Coming to Searsport when a young Saturday opened home, noon and the ladies remaining until the ap- t'LEEPEK In South Thomas ton, June 26, to man he sailed in vessels and was first of her the late J. French Hich- the western shore. Searsport ^father, Capt. of more li anil Mrs A F Sleeper; a daughter. pearance propitious weather. of the severe ca-tes of eye trouble are caused officer for several In 1864 he sailed born, for the summer. Staples. In Vinaihaven, June 23, to Mr and by Thomas K. Howe leit Thursday ior rrovi- years. Obituary. Mrs. Morse has gone, and the 3 Irs Simeon Staples, a son. the the of his from Searsport as first officer in the new bark Edward H. arrived from New neglecting eyes after first symptoms of eyi dence, R. I., to attend tie funeral Doyle Friday village mourns. On Thomas. In Rockland, June 30, to Mr and Alena with Everett of Wednesday morning, Mrs. Louise J. Howe, who died June Capt. Staples Stockton. York to remain a few weeks with his wife and ^ Irs Philip Thomas, a son. strain are plainly marked. mother, June 30, 1915, Stockton was saddened by the The bark was scuttled on her first voyage by i children at the home of his father-in-law, Mr. j 30th, aged 82 years. announcement from of the IMost the Bangor decease of For perfect fitting glasses consult confederate cruiser Shenandoah, on the Willard M. Berry, Gilmore street. MARRIED. Capt. Henry G. Curtis has resigned his posi- Mrs. Sarah Arietta (Gilmore) Morse at Paine passage from Cardiff to Buenos with at Ayres, Mrs. Alan Burse and son Newman of Costi- tion as superintendent of the A. A. C. plant hospital, where she had submitted, a week railroad iron. Capt. Staples and crew were In FRANK E. came the Fourth with Hebard-Conant. Winterport, June 30, Mack’3 Point and has been succeeded by James gan ^Saturday to spend before, to a severe surgical operation—the GRAVES, landed at Rio Janeiro, where Peterson | y Rev A Smuh, Everett Hebard and Capt. her Mr. and John Ashley F. Scully of North Weymouth, Mass. parents, Mrs, McLaughlin, removal of the gall been in 1 liss Viola E both of was put in command of the Bath ship Alexan- bladder—having Conant, Winterport. GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST, School street. They returned Tuesday. very poor health since the death of her la- Hartwood-Westwood In Rockland, July and Mrs. L. C. Havener of Worcester der, whose commander was sick in He Mr, port. by Rev E S Ufford, Charles F Harwood and have announced the engagement of their Mrs. Charles A. Gibson of Bangor, accom- mented husband, Capt. Ralph Morse, Janu- BELFAST. 1. afterward in his long career commanded the j ^aura E. Westwood, both of Rockport. MAINE, O. O. F. BLOCK. n Elizabeth Pendleton, to Dr. George and arrived ary 6, 1915. Mrs. Morse was daughter, Bennin John i panied by companion maid, July born Sept. 6, Martin-Heald. In Camden, June 30, by r. William Curtis of this city.—Boston Herald. ships rton, Eddystone, Clark, Successor to Dr. F. L. 1st the summer at the home of Mr. 1836, one of the family of five children of I bev L D Evans, Frederick Martin and Henri- I Adams. Up Stairs, Room 1 bark Edward to^spend | Kidder, ship Leonora, and his V + Frank E. Peterson of Rockland, Mass., A. F. and Mrs. Charles H. Sewell Gilmore and Phcebe tta Heald. last was Emery, Maple street, (Staples) Gilmore, command the bark Adolf Obrig of Nichols-Brown. In Rockland, June 29, by Peterson of Franklin, N, H., and W. Wallace in rrospect, now atockton Maine. Camden, when he retired from the sea and Horace A. Staples of Bridgeport, Conn., is Springs, ] Edward R Veazie, N P, J William Nichols of Peterson of were in town last week to Growing to womanhood in her native 1 bockland and Mrs Brown Bangor settled down in his comfortable home at Park. the guest of his mother, Mrs. Horace Staples, young Olie of Troy. BELFAST PRICE CURRNET. Bankrupt’s Petition for Disch noted for Thompson Clark In Vinaihaven. June 19, attend the funeral of their father, Capt. J. F. West Main street. His wife is her town, her personal beauty and keen Corrected Weekly for The Journal. In the matter of August 4, 1860, he married Miss Mary E. Grif- visiting Archibald of Rumford Falls and Peterson. intelligence, with attractive Thompson Leslie F. Nash, In Bar fin of and children were Charles Devereaux.at coupled vivacity P Clark of Searsport eight born mother,Mrs. Sandypoint. -ydia Vinaihaven. PRODUCE MARKET. PAID PRODUCER. \ of manner, she became a favorite Bankrupt, Clifford Stevens of and John Stevens to whom three survive: Frank E. Pet- great among White-Chase. In Belfast, June 30. by Rev Bangor them,of Master Earle Winslow of Quincy, Mass., is \pples,per Hay, 10 001a400 To the Hon. Clarence Ju-;. her associates and older and on ) Brackett, James C White and Miss Ella May Dbl,1.00r2i00| Hale, of N. arrived la3t wees, called erson of F. Peterson acquaintances; 7 Rochester, H., Rockland, Mass.; A. of the summer guest of hia maternal grand- 1 dried, per lb., Hides, 13 District Court of the United M Aug. married 'hase, both of Dixmont. here the serious illness of their 20, 1854, Capt, Ralph Morse of Beans, pea, 3 25a3 50 Lamb, District of Maine. by mother, Franklin, N. H., and W. Wallace Peterson of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon F. Ellis, Church \3 To that union one Beans, Y. 3 75T^amb Skins, 75 Leslie K. Nash of M in t Mrs. Eunice who was stricken with Lincolnville, compatible E., >rnll, Stevens, Bangor. The only daughter, Miss Mary Kid- s treet. He is his school vacation in spending DIED. Butter, 28a30 Mutton, 8 of Waldo and State of Maine, in .. died daughter, now Mrs. Jennie M. Bragg, was given paralysis. der Peterson, Nov. 24, 1899, aged 22 town. Beef, sides, 32 lb., 42 respectfully represents, that on the the mother being in somewhat hsalth S^alOjOats, years, while the Normal school at impaired Blanchard. Drowned in June Beet,forequarters, 8* Potatoes, 35a40 February, last past; he was a«h Capt. Charles M. Nichols, who has been at attending Mrs. Maiia F. went Searsport, duly Blanchard, Sylvan street, after this most welcome addition to their home. ; Elnora Louise 12 60 Round 10 ,ur der the Acts vi Maes. Peterson was a 9, Blanchard, aged years, 9 Bariey, bu, Hog, rupt Con*.?* home tne few returned to New Bridgewater, Capt. last t to remain the past weeks, to Searsport riday through la early married life she was her husband’s al- nonths and 18 days. Bheese, 24 Straw, 7,00 bankruptcy; that he has duly bw-- member of Mariners’ F. & A. of his York where his the Geor- Lodge, M., summer as and for Bridges. In West Brooklin, June 24. E Bhicken, 18 Turkey, 26a30 property and rights of prop* Monday, steamship, companion housekeeper most continual companion on i.io lu.jg foreign Ray and the Boston Marine Association 24 anti 21 Balf Skins, 18 Tallow, 2 fully with all ti e r# of the American-Hawaiian line, will sail Searsport Miss Hannah Colcord, who is an invalid from a bridges, aged vears days. complied qu gian sea voyages, but her sea sickness 20 said Acts and of orders ( of Mass. The funeral services were exhausting Chaples. In Belfast, July 1, Lois V, widow )uck. Veal, 12al3 the of our; for San Francisco 10th. Boston, July shock. her to that in later if the late J 65 and iggs, 22 Wool, unwashed, 3 his bankruptcy. held at his late home at Park after- ! compelled relinquish years, Henry Chaples, aged years Thursday 16 Wood, 6.00 Wherefore he That he ma\ The heavy rains of the past week have great- Mrs. Warren F. Loud returned last Saturday substituting instead joining him whenever his 3 days. «owl, hard, prays. noon, Rev. C. H. McElhiney of the Congrega- Gott. In Swan’s Island, June 21, Mis Louisa 1 ieese, 18; Wood, soft, 3.60 by the Court, to ha' e a full disci rk and after a fort- came ly improved the hay crop in this vicinity to her home in Hampden spending ship into an American port. Several debts his estate tional church officiating, and interment was in b Gott, aged 50 years and 1 month. RETAIL PRICE. RETAIL MARKET. provable against the are finely. The robins have in her old home—the Edward La times she traveled to San Francisco to meet In M Acts, such debts gardens doing lot in night Folley Hart. Rockland, June 25, Retta (Sim- bankruptcy except the family Bowditch cemetery at Park. Beef, Corned, 18! Lime, 1 10 law a harvest the succulent some interior on the of his 1 nons), wife of Walter D Hart, 24 years, cepted by from such discharge reaped pulling angle place—superintending necessary him, returning sailing vessel. aged Butter Salt, 14lb., 18a22lOat Meal, 5 months and 8 days. Dated this 16th day of June, A. 1 worm to feed their young with. CAPT, FRANK I. PENDLETON, repairs for her tenants. After the retirement of Capt. Morse from his ( Born, 92 Onions, 3 Hilton. In Lynn, Mass, June 25. Maria N, LESLIE F. N A. life the ( Bracked Corn, 67 Oil, kerosene, 12al3 Master Charles Whittier met with an acci- retired master-mariner, banking president and Miss Louise Griffin, the younger daughter of long, well-spent upon ocean, thirteen vife of Augustus Hilton and of the Bankrupt daughter Born Meal. 87 Pollock, 7 in activities of the died years of domestic were in 1 ate C and 64 ORDER OF NOTICE THERE'" dent while celebrating the Fourth, discharging prominent many town, Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Griffin of Mattapoiset, happiness enjoyed George Nancy Gay Harding, aged 24 Pork, 14 fears and 4 months. Bheese, late Friday afternoon, July 2nd, from the ef- arrived train and is the their attractive home, surrounded by apprecia- Botton 180 Plaster, 1.13 a toy pistol into the palm of his left hand. The Mass., Friday by gueBt Lorrimer. In Seed, District of ss. Searsport, July 3, Captain ( 4 Maine, fects of a which he was of and Mrs. Everett Church tive friends and blessed by the Bodfish, dry, 10 Rye Meal, wound is not serious, but the young man’s paralytic shock, by Mr. Staples, companionship bndrew H Lorrimer, aged 78 years, 1 month On this 3rd of A. I1 Branberries, 8 Shorts, 1 50 day July, stricken on Tuesday. Pendleton was for a few weeks. of their beloved daughter, (who, after the nd 19 holiday proved decidedly disappointing. Capt. street, days, ( Blover 19 reading the foregoing petition, it is Mason. In June widow Seed, Sugar, 7^ born in 66 years the son of death of Dr. Bragg in their western Searsport, 30, Emma, T. 40 Ordered by the Court, That a hear ii and Mrs. D. Sweetser enter- Searsport, ago, William Hall of Camden, returning from a home, flour, 7 50a8 75 Salt, I., Capt. Joseph >f William H. Mason, 72 years. the \ ** James H, and Esther returned to her parents in their aged 1. G. 3 76 Sweet Potat. ee, upon same on the 13th day of tained the week-end Miss (Pendleton) Pendleton, into Northern Maine, was the week-end advancing McLellan. In Belfast, 2, D Me- ! Seed, following guests: trip July Hugh Ard 14 Wheat Meal, D. 1915, before said Court at Portlai educated in the public schools and at West- years) before the separation came. Mrs. Morse J of 5 6 E'la Adams and Miss Priscilla Mitchell of Cam- guest of his cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Her- ..ellan, Jr, Lexington, Mass, aged years, District, at ten o’clock in the forei.t was a woman of rare 1 nonths and 2 days. brook seminary.and like the most of the Sears- 1 h.-.nUno Ho tnnlr tho executive ability; a notice thereof be published in The den; Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Adams and W daugh- Murch. In Vinaihaven, June 27, Irvin a in men of his tcok a power, (whenever her conscience or Journal, newspaper printed ter of and Rev. William port young day, up seafaring Boston boat aiternoon for home. mighty 70 Carolyn Bangor, C. Sunday tfurch, aged years. and that all known creditors, and < life. His rise was to the command of was enlisted) which Adams of Mass. rapid sympathy acknowledged Nash In Belfast, June 30, Annie M, widow in at the sat1 Cambridge, Elden H. Shute left early Monday morning interest, may appear no insurmountable knew no » if the late John W Nash, 71 large craft and he was reckoned as one of the obstacle, defeal, aged years. place, and show cause, if any tin The friends in town of Frank Col- to as station at South many W. resume his duties agent Otij. In Rockland, July Oliver Otis, aged si. most efficient and successful of the list of As a public-spirited woman, kind neighbor 1, % the prayer of said petitioner long eek cord of Dorchester, Mass., were sorry to near Sebec. Mrs. Shute will join him in a few 6 years, 10 months and 6 days. who made famous the and faithful friend, her death is an W-AT-- granted. sea-captains Searsport irrepara- Pendleton. In Searsport, July 2, Captain Bargain And it is further Ordered tin < that he met with a painful accident last week. days. The good wishes of the community by world over in the of the merchant ble loss to our community in general and the Yank I Pendleton, aged 66 years, 7 months the shall send mail all While palmy days Clerk by to adjusting a screen in a window he fell, follow this young couple to their new home, ; ,nd 22 days. marine. His first command was the bark Rob- Universalist church and all philanthropic work In T.il.r a fMr un.l GREEN BROS. GO. breaking one arm and a leg. He was taken to hoping they may often visit the olden one. dressed to them at their laces f ert Porter. Following was the big ship in particular. Who can fill her place? The j the Homeopathic Hospital in Boston where he drs Eugene T Ravage, a son. stated. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Universalist Current Events of which she was a 5 and 10 Cent Store. Nancy Pendleton, built in Belfast in 1871; then club, char- Tibbetts. In Jefferson, June 24, Nathalie Witness the Honorable Claiu is receiving treatment and doing as well as the Searsport-built ship John C. Potter; the parish has decided to hold its annual sale on ter member; the Ladies’ Aid society of the 1 Hunt), wife of Wilbur B Tibbetts ami daugh- ]ome and see the wonderful val les we are Judge of the said Court, and the could be expected. er of the late John Franklin Hunt, formerly at famous William H. 1500 T hursday afternoon and evening, August 5th. Universalist in which she was an ac- Portland, in said District, on the ship Connor, tons, parish, j if Rockland. offering one week only, date and don’t fail to ex- July, A. D. 1915. Children’s Day exercises will be held at the built at Sears port in '77, and his last command Bear in mind the tive, proficient worker; the cause of the so- Tibbetts. In Camden, June 28, Goldie, wife to Inclusive. [L. S.J JAMES E. HEW M M. E. church when was the L. Cush- amine the fancy work, aprons and other needle- for Prevention of to of ■ if Samuel aged 27 luly 12th 17th, Sunday evening, July 11th, Newburyport-built ship Mary ciety Cruelty Animals, Tibbetts, years. A true copy of petition and on; the a Wentworth. In Waldo, June 30, Cyrena, TR^DE AT a very interesting program of song and rec- ing. With the decline in American shipping work that will be displayed by Auxiliary- which she had long been fearless, efficient* GET THE HABIT, Attest: JAMES E. HEW t vidow of tha late Edward Wentworth, aged 75 itation will be la connection Capt. Pendleton decided to retire rather than Aid and Ladies’ Aid Society. agent in town; and The Girls’ Home in Bel- presented, ears and 9 months. Sreen Sc. and 10c. duc vo.vuuvu Bros. Co. Store, with Children's Day Rev. James Ainslee will take up steam, as did many other Searsport Miss Susie A. Cousins arrived Friday from iaD»| iiu nuivu mnujo a I1CIJJIII(J made preach a sermon at the morning service on masters, and 15 years ago' he quit the sea to Brockton, Mass., and is the guest of Mr. hand; all have becfi poorer by her de- CARD OF THANKS High Street, Belfast, Maine, POPULAR cease— the of a “The Guild, What Shall He Be?” spend the remainder of his life in his homeport and Mrs. M. Colcord, Mill street, for a removal strong, wisely gener- 2w26p Edgar We wish to express our most heartfelt ous an He had been prominent in the affairs of the week or two. Numerous relatives and school- personality. Always unswerving Uni- hanks to all our and friends who The of are neighbors following party young people versalist in her town;served a number of terms on the board of mates her in her native town. religious belief, her place in vere so kind to us in many ways during the . CARD OF THANKS a gladly greet Fish at Swan Dinner occupy- enjoying house-party Lake, church was while llness of our mother and for the beautiful selectmen and on the school committee and re- Sne had been friends in rarely vacant, pastor and the and Kane and visiting Holden, Me., lowers sent to the funeral. We wiBh to thank the community for their ing Trundy cottages chap- i ever found in her a cordial, presented the Searsport class in the legisla- for a week to to Stockton. amily sympathe- ANNIE L. rindness and in the critical sickness eroned by Mrs. A. E. Trundy: Misses Annie previou^ coming BLACK, sympathy At Inn, Northpori ture of 1913-1914. At the time of his death he tic She is survived by her stricken DREW H. L. )f little and do Northport Elden Pendleton of supporter. CHAPLES. Evelyn Spaulding, especially Gilkey, Emily Ross, Ruth and Laura Trundy Cape Jellison, accompan- M. D. CHAPLES. ne thank Miss Hattie Patterson nurse, frien> was president of the Searsport National Bank daughter, Mrs. Jennie Bragg; her grandson, FLORENCE .[trained Owing to the large number of Miss Calkins, Evelyn Young, Clarence and ied by Dr. C. E. Britto left Friday for Boston stopping at the Lake, who so kindly volunteer- and the Savings Bank,and connected Lester M. Bragg of Jacksonville, Florida; by have to Mr. Burnham f. r Searsport enter the Marine for treatment ed her services in time of need. appealed Ralph Gilkey, Levi Trundy, Harold Marshall, to Hospital Frederick CARD OF THANKS with a number of other local organizations and one brother, Capt. Charles Gilmore MRS. CARRIE B. SPAULDING, fish dinner, he has decided tr Leon White and Mr. of for kidney and bladder troubles from which he finally Hovey Bangor. of Everett, Washington; one We wish to thank all those who assisted at MR. and MRS. A. STINSON. institutions. He had always been a staunch sister-in-law, to their so that it will no" has been the past year. We hope :he time of our also for the requests, suffering Mrs. G. Richardson of and sev- bereavement, it Congregational Church Notes. The date Republican, He was a member of Mariners’ Emily Bangor, dinnei relief may be given this patient. Sympathy vords of sympathy and beautitul floral offer- sible to secure a regular fish set for the eral nieces and to whom Stockton annual Guild Bazaar is Thursday, lodge, F. & A. M„ Searsport, R. A. chapter nephews, ngs. dim" is extended to his anxious wife and family. in TO LET. ed live, or hot boiled lobster July 13th. During the afternoon countless and the O. E. S. In his death the town suffers offers tenderest sympathy their great be- MR. JAMES D. STEVENS. hote dim" and Mrs. Charles P. Staples arrived reavement. The funeral took MISS GRACE M. PACKARD, A furnished room, with modern conveniences. $1.00. The famous table de bits of handiwork, generally described as the loss of one of its most able and loyal citi- Capt. place Friday at MR. and MRS. ARTHUR W. MORSE. to four l> ‘Jan Thursday from their New York home for a her late home, Rev. A. A. Blair most Apply be continued as Jn the past cy articles,” and such useful wares as zens, held in the highest esteem, respect and officiating MR. and MRS. FRANK B. UNNEKIN. mrs. j. m. Fletcher, visit with relative* and to the 2w26 caps, aprons, towels, pillowslips, crocheted confidence by all and his passing will be keenly fortnight’* friends in feelingly and very acceptably mourning MR. and MRS. CLEMENT H. STEVENS 163 Main street. $1.00.'