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By Tbe Courier-Gazette, 465 Main St, THREE CENTS A COPY Volume 80...... Number 75. Established January, 1846. Entered as Second Class Mail Matter. Rockland, Maine, Tuesday, June 23, 1925.' The Courier-Gazette TOWARD THE FROZEN NORTH STORY HOUR KIDS AN APPRECIATION THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK 'ublic Library Work Which SOMETHING NEW Commander MacMillan 1* Now Headed—Impressive Fare ALL THE HOME NEWS Is To Be Highly Com Editor of The Courier-Gazette:— IN Subscription $3.00 per year payable In ad well At Wiscasset With Many Notables Present. mended. vance; slnifle copies three cents. A recent settler in Rockland may possibly bring a fresher ap Advertising rates based upon circulation preciation of what be finds, than a ilife-long resident. At any and very reasonab’e. Several automobiles filled full of AUTOMOBILE NEWSPAPER HISTORY Sailing Northward in the hope of Baby," and her brother, Robert E. rate, I wish to express my admiration for tbe resourcefulness The Rockland Gazette was established In finding an unknown and uncharted I’eary, Jr., also were there. smiling kiddies made their way 1846 In 1874 the Courier was established and versatility maintained in tbe production of The Courier-Ga and consolidated with the Gazette In 1882. land, Donald Baxter MacMillan and Major General A. W. Greeley, the zette. It is one of the worn platitudes in every place to fall through Main street Friday morning The Free Press was established In 1855, and his gallant party of Arctic explorers first American explorer of note and, back upon certain disparaging remarks concerning tbe local enroute for Ingraham’s Bill Beach. INSURANCE In 1891 changed Its name to the Tribune. can still hear the echo of the lURty These papers consolidated March 17, 1897. who 41 years ago reached the farthest Here, augmented by those who had cheers which marked their departure northern point that any explorer had newspaper, when tbe meager conversational range has been ex from Wiscasset Saturday afternoon, hausted. How few realize that tlieir paper is a faithful mirror traveled by pony, bicycle or on foot, You want automobile COLLISION insurance, la ••• •• c »< ••• ••••♦• H reached at tiiat time, came from so that yop will be protected against DAMAGE ••• and again when they made their Washington to shake the hand of| of community life. It may be perfected by able management the youngsters spent a long-to-be- They fall, and they a'. .., who ••• final getaway from Monhegan Sun the younger man who was starting ami trained editorial supervision, but looking into its paper the remembered day. The picnic marked ••• have not striven.—Thomas Bailey — day morning. on a journey to a point even farther TO YOUR OWN CAR—we don’t blame you. community sees its own composite reflection. the end of the Saturday morning ••• Aldrich. The daily newspapers have spoken north than he had gone. Story hours which form so important The contents and makeup of 'flic Courier-Gazette reflect the |p ••• ••• .«• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •• , ••• ••• ja, in graphic terms of the wonderful Tlie Peary slipped away from tlie a part of the Public Library’s work You don’t want the policy offered by other com demonstration at Wiscasset, and the pier a short time before the Bowdoin character of this city and section. It is first of all conservative. with children. Some 40 youngsters GROWTH OF ROTARY zeal of tlie staff writers has led sailed, but she lay in tlie middle oi I\o attempt at scare-heads. It is among country papers what there were, all faithful attendants of panies, because you either have to pay a pro them considerably beyond the the stream waiting for tlie corn- tbe Boston Transcript is among Hub dailies, and this analogy the winter Story Hours, and in charge bounds of accuracy. One writer said mander’s sTiip to lead tlie way, be- This Famous Organization Has 2000 obtains in its quality as well as its appearance. of this lively group were the librarian. hibitive premium or else you have to deduct $50 Clubs In 30 Nations. that 1000 boats would escort the ex hlnd escort of two Navy Eagle Boats. Miss Kathleen Snow, and the chil or $100 from each and every claim—We don’t plover to Monhegan, and a Portland It is to the airplanes and the radio (Jf course it reflects in its local items tbe petty things, which dren’s librarian, Miss Hazel Marshall. Classification of each business and newspaper seriously Informs ltf that the explorers look for safety on after all make up tbe most of life and give it substance. The Sky was never clearer nor weather blame you. profession and the election of but one readers that there were 40,000 peo their trip into an unknown area.' comings and goings, tbe births, deaths and marriages, tbe in more favorable than for this picnic. member from each classification, was ple in Wiscasset Saturday, and 4000 Commander MacMillan does not be Conditions were of the best for wad automobiles. ception of small enterprises, tbe chances and changes which the unique fundamental of llotary, lieve lt safe to sail the two ships form the theme of our common experience—these of necessity ing and swimming, and when the tide We have a special proposition SOLD BY NO said (ieorge T. Guernsey, Jr., chair A reporter of The Courier-Gazette beyond Etah, Greenland, and instead went down there was ideal chance OTHER COMPANY—low cost—and you don’t man of the classifications committee, who rubbed elbows with the big wf bucking through the snow and occupy most space. And it is probable that these are reported for games on the sand. Of course pic in telling Itotary International’s con- crowU from the time lt began to as Ice behind dog teams these modern as accurately as the life which they reflect is lived. nic lunch was the all important and have to deduct $50 or $100 from every claim. j vention Friday that it now is com- semble until the Bowdoin and Peary Vikings ure taking the latest means It is in what I call the Magazine Features, that The Courier- ever present amusement for the day, ] posed of more than 2000 clubs in 30 pulled away from the ancient dock of transportation developed hy man Gazette seems to me to excel, and in these it can only reflect the hut even this could he left long feels that he Is giving an outside es and have equipped them with the I nations with a membership of more cultural life of the people whom it seryes. enough to compete in the running and i than 107,000. timate when he says that there were latest means of communication, the Jumping races and games and always, The "American Companies Only” Agency "Rotary is not a club made up of less than 10,000 people, not more radio, so that when Commander To discuss the various departments would exceed the limits when one wished to listen, a chance to personalities, hut it is composed of than 1500 automobiles, and certainly ’MacMillan flies out from Etah to es of this letter. I mention certain ones as significant. There is hear again those best-loved stories business and professional classifica not more than 50 boats in the fiotila tablish his base at Cape Thomas the element of local biography. Knox County must be rich in of the Story hour. The day passed which sailed away with the explor tions,” the speaker declared. "That Hubbard, on Axel Heiberg Island, deed in personality, since it can afford material for so much bi all too soon, and with the return of is why our idea has been copied and ers. And the ”3000 balloons" which and flies from there out over that E. t MORAN 4 CO. ography as has appeared within the last six mouths. “Memories the automobiles the happily tired why Rotary is a dominant force in were sent up carried one cipher too jugcharted Polar -Sea. he will he kiddies were taken back to their many. able to accomplish in two hours what of an Active Life” is a conspicuous illustration of what is con GTNERAL AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MAINE 1 community life. After 20 years of homes. A remarkable day It had success the value of the classifica- All this Is said In the Interest ol once took months, and at tlie same tinually being produced in this department. heen, and with no casualties more LOWEST RATES LOCAL CLAIM SERVICE 1 tion idea is so well known there is accuracy, and without the slightest time will be able to keep in touch Not every community could furnish either material for or serious than a barnacle scratch ! with civilization all the time he is j little -need to urge that, if Rotary is intention of belittling the most In appreciation of such cultural departments as those addressed Thus endeth the third annual Story 425 Main Street. Rockland, Maine I to truly function, we must he honest teresting and most Important event away. « to -Music Lovers Nature, Students and Readers of Literature I Hour party, which yearly marks ! in our classifications.” Maine has known in many years Accompanying the expedition to closer contact between the children Wiscasset handled the matter In a Sydney, N. S., where tlie two ships provided in this valuable magazine. Poetry, too, is not left out, I of our city and their Public Library. way that redounds to its everlasting will stop for fuel, are l)r. Gilbert and local poets here sing of their own ito their own. This particular phase of work is WENDELL C. FLINT credit, the State could not have done Grosvenor, president of tlie Nationa' There you have it. Every worthwhile business advertising. limited to children of the lower school more, and from the nation came dis Geographic Society, which lias spon grades. Its popularity is substan TAXI SERVICE tinguished representatives, Includ A directory of the professions, schools, churches, theatres. The sored and financed the expedition, tially proven hy a glance at the Story DAY OR NIGHT • ing the venerable Greeley whose ui,usual, bizarre, criminal, flash upon the page and are gone. and J. R. Hildebrand, chief of tlie so Hour list which hangs in the chil 2 SUMMER ST. TEL. 665-11 | Arctic expedition held the record for ciety’s school service. '1 he flush of fever fades. The roses or the pallor of normal northern penetration at that time dren’s room of the library. Here are Stand Munro’s Restaurant Tel 8i73 life are shown week in, week out. Rockland has form, char The policing arrangements were most to be found the names of over 300 75*lt ■ admirably handled by a company of The villagers and summer folk of acter, habits, personality, eccentricities, tastes, purposes. She children, all of whom have attended infantry under the command of Monhegan Island, 15 miles off the is a Personality and The Courier-Gazette is her mirror. The the Story Hour since October. Captain Almon B. Sullivan, formerly mainland, gave Commander Mac reflection is “easy to look at” and the mirror itself an indispen FEATHER MATTRESS Millan and his crew Sunday their j of Rockland; and the State High Through this Story Hour, the chil farewell from the United States. sable instrument to community self understanding. Now is the time to have your way Police, whose efforts on thia dren are introduced to the best there Feather beds made into Feather particular day were concentrated on Just before he sailed. Commander Louis A. Walker. MacMillan said everything aboard Rockland, June 20. is in literature and are taught to look Mattresses; also renovate Pillows, Wiscasset upon the library as a place of their" and Hair Matatresses done over. • • . • was shipshape and declared that he was looking forward with eagerness very own, where books and stories All Work Satisfactory Because of the fear that the pier -<«> are theirs for the asking. Nor is it5 A. F. IRELAND might collapse visitors were allowed to flying from Cape Thomas Hub- hard, Axel Heiberg Island, out over HOW ABOUT THE KIDDIES? enough that each child gains the 72-S3 Thomaston, Me. Tel. 25-5 ■ on it only 100 at a time, but even library habit for himself, but every, with this arrangement nearly every the Polar Sea in search of the land that he believes to he there. effort is made to induce one to bring body went aboard the Bowdoin and other children to the library. A rec the I’eary who cared to do so. There As the planes fly out for a dis tance of about 250 miles on each ol The Children’s Playground Fills a Real Need—Community ord is kept of the attendance at the were many parts of the two ships story hours and credit is given to which were not open to the public, their flights, there will be a visibility Chest Now Does Its Financing. He should have used SWP of at least 20 miles on each side tiiat each one who brings a new-comer to for obvious reasons, but there was the library, with a book prize offered plenty to gee, and nothing Interested Will permit a close examination ol Home Owner: I had this paint put on last year and look at it now. the surface helow to determine Seeing is believing when it comes the shute line and the rest proceed as an Incentive to the boy and girl STRABO the crowd more than the three air to the matter of proving the value w’ho brings the greatest number. In a Joyous, healthglving order. planes strapped onto the deck of the Whether there is land. Thus, on an Pamfert It doesn't take long for the weather to show up poor .going and return trip of two of the Children's Playground. One The play director this season .To. Lucy French, the daughter of I’eary—the medium through which merely needs to see the youngsters at will be Miss Emily Pease, a veter Dr. and Mrs. Crosby French, of Sum paint MacMillan will conduct explorations planes, about 20,000 square miles ol area can he examined from the air play there to sense the true value an of the lot and a girl well ground mer street, goes the highest honor in Home Owner: But how was I to know it was poor paint? I’m not possible hitherto. Friday and Saturday and MacMillan is certain that* if land of the institution to the community. ed in experience. Her winters are this contest, she having added 17 no paint expert. The day’s incidents were perpetu is there, he will find it. It isn’t the children of any one class spent as director of athletics for girls new names to the list. Especial credit Painter: It doesn’t take a paint expert to get reliable paint these ated by an army of newspaper men, who go there, it is every class. To in a big school at Concord, N. H. is due to this energetic worker, since j camera met) and movie men. Cam- the kiddies with no hack yard of days—just ordinary intelligence. For instance, you ought to JUNE 26 and 27 THE NIGHT BEFORE Miss Pease has two peculiarly valu it is the third contest in which she their own except the city streets the able features to bring to the work—a know that there is a Company of paint experts that have been It was a happy union of circum has heen the winner, having brought notables were ordered around in the big plot is an absolute paradise. joyous, fun-loving, out-of-doors dis the total of 47 new children to the making house paint for pver fifty years; making it from accurate stances that brought together last autocratic manner which none but a They go for the skings, see saws, position tiiat seems characteristic of library in two years. The boys* Friday evening some 250 men mem- (jle horizontal bars and tlie Jungle formulas, mixing and grinding it with powerful machinery; manu camera man would dare assume all blondes, and a great love for chil prize of the year went to Stanley bers of the Eastern States Exposi Gym with a pleasure that is almost facturing every important ingredient; putting in just what all these MacMillan, Gen. Greeley and Gov. dren tiiat carries with it the element, Gay, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George TEN NIGHTS tion, Commander Donald B. MacMillan savage^ in its intensity. Their Brewster were the center of Inter of commanding implicit loyalty and W. Gay, Union street, who added years of experience have taught them is the best. That Company representatives of the U. £5. Navy and starved little souls drink in unim- est, but it is safe to say that every obedience. There are no dirty faces, seven new names to the Story Hour is the Sherwin-Williams Company and the paint is known to us the National Geographic Society—for agined pleasures and too they find body who had the remotest connec untidy nails or unclean mouths therj*. list. In each case the winners were painters as SWP. Wouldn’t you be safe in trusting such a paint? tion with the expedition was "snap- a complimentary dinner and hon- themselves under the discipline of a Orel E. Davies, president of tlie Play given their choice in selecting one I ped.” It will be interesting now to voyage to Commander MacMillan, trained director who teaches them INA ground Association, tukes a consis book from a list of the best children’s The painter is right, as we can prove by scores | see what portion of lt gets onto the given by Joshua L. Brooks and pre how to play fairly with other chil tent interest in the project and his books for their prize. of house owners in this town. If you want I movie screen, for this- will he in line sided over by Governor Ralph O. dren. and from the first instant of big Keo is more often than not parked with the "Boom Maine" movement Brewster. The function was in the contact proves a marvelous influence | some where nearby, and every picnic Others to receive honorable, men your home to stay painted get SWP from us. tion in this contest were: Dora Mc and will have international circula nature of a send-off to Com. Mac for good in their young lives. sees it filled to overflowing with rol BARROOM" Mahon, Mary Stockbridge, Elizabeth tion. Millan, who was to start on the mor Then too literally hundreds of licking youngsters. row on a momentuous journey to the children who do have the much de The Playground is in its fourth Simmons, Burnadette Snow, Joan The Associated Press thus tells Moulaison, Vincent Pellicane, Doro the story of MacMillan’s departure: Arctic to explore one million square sired back yards of their own, find season and has each year added W. IL GLOVER CO. miles of the Arctic Circle that has their way to the playground. They something to its equipment, being fi thy Magune, Ruth Leach, Irma Fick- —With— Lieutenant-Commander MacMil ett. Rose Moody, Madeline Huhen- ROCKLAND. MAINE lan's two ships sailed away from this hitherto remained a sealed book to are frequently accompanied hy their nanced hy a tag day put on hy the stein, each of whom added three or tiny port amidst the greatest demon civilized man—an adventure recalling elders, but are without exception sub youngsters themselves. Their pa ject to the discipline of the play di more names to the Story Hour list. stration he has ever received on any Columbus’ discovery of this great rade of two years ago Is stilt re SINGING, DANCING rector. Here they learn that of his eight previous trips Into the land and the quest of the crusaders in membered as cne of the finest of the i±=Ji./At the Sign thing so vital in the life of any really Far North. Thousands of persons searcA of the Holy Grail. city’s history. This year the factor Elisha W. Pike, who came to this R North National JBankjj|[ and VAUDEVILLE worth wliile American boy or girl, lined the roadways along the Sheep- Looking fit and fully equal to the of financial support is shouldered by city from Eastport several years ago. how to rub elbows with other hoys scot River and jammed the pier at task and wearing the smile that never Community Chest. The Playground to practice law, leaves shortly for Between the Acts and girls, of all sorts and conditions, which the Bowdoin and Peary were comes off. Commander MacMillan ex itself is located at the corner of Lime Los Angeles, Calif,, with his family, in harmony. A quarrel on the plot docked. Thousands more stood on pressed the deep appreciation which rock and Union streets on the Y. M. and will take up his residence there. is unknown, though young wars are VISIT ROCKLAND Produced with a Complete Cast the hillside, waving their farewell. he feels for the wide interest through C. A. lot, so called, and is used It is understood . Judge l’ike has frequently in tlie offing. On thA School children crowded the wharf out the nation and particularly by tho through the courtesy of the Y. M. C been city solicitor and municipal and New Realistic- Scenery whole a great and noisy harmony people of Maine on his new voyage A. directors. It contains about half Judge In Eastport and thrice reprer THIS SUMMER and unloosed a shower of multi prevails. The mass games, the shoot an acre. colored toy balloons as the Fifth In of discovery. No one in this large sented that city in the State Legis fantry Band of Portland played the gathering of men prominent in Maine lature. He has also heen prominent 50 YEARS OF FAME While here you will alwaye receive a wel national anthem. Commander Mac and national affairs seemed happier sands of whom have appealed to go its dedication Sept. 20, a committee In the Elks and Knights of Pythias. Millan stepped aboard the Bowdoin than he. Newagen Inn is an ideal with him. President Sills proposed being appointed for tiiat purpose. Rockland shares in the general re come in our banking rooms which are lo gret over his approaching departure, NOT A MOTION PICTURE took the wheel, the lines were cast place for such a meeing. Guests a toast to this illustrious son of old The Maine Publicity Bureau also got and cherishes the hope tiiat the judge cated in the heart of the city. off, and the little Arctic craft slipped came over land, over sea and through Bowdoin. Everyone rose and joined in some fine work. will reverse his decision about swap RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW out among a hundred or more flag the air on this the most perfect of in drinking the toast while a quar Tlie Eastern States Exposition del bedecked small boats that were on egates included a large group of New ping Maine for California. We take pleasure in serving you. June days. The spacious dining tette sang “Bowdoin Beata.’’ Gov hand to accompany him to the mouth room was gay with Old Glory and a ernor Brewster presented a beautiful England business men. Rockland 4% INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS of the river. band played during the banquet, at was represented at both meetings by wrist watch to MacMillan from the when the party adjourned to the ver- • • » • which Gov. Brewster presided in a George B. Wood, Henry B. Bird, Limited United States Depository men of his Arctic party. The Maine randah and a display of fireworks The band went aboard their boat most felicitous manner. A score of State flag of silk , gift of the Portland Glenn A. Lawrence, Alan L. Bird ahd United States Depository for Postil Savings Funds. the General Robert Anderson, oi Jarvis C. Perry (representing Tho ended a delightful evening. ladies were present, including Mrs. Kotary Club and the Portland Society The guests were: Commander. Member of Federal Reserve Bank Portland, and as Commander Mac Courier-Gazette) who came away with Brewster, the Miss MacMillan and of Art, was presented amid vocifer MacMillan and members of his fami FOOT OF LIMEROCK STREET Millan circled his craft about the Mrs. Brooks. ous plaudits. Gov. Brewster com tlie feeling that the impetus that this wharf for a final wave of farewell grand old state is to receive this ly, Jessie M. MacMillan and Eva M. A BANK OFR EVERYBODY manded MacMillan to plant that flag MacMillan. Mrs. Letitla Fogg, Miss the strains of "Auld Lang Syne' on the land that he discovered in the year through tlie united efforts of Major General A. W. Greeley, whom May T. Fogg, Miss Lillian W. Fogg, floated across the calm waters of the far north. so many loyal and enthusiastic boost river. many will remember as the hero of ers will be of incalculable benefit and the eiew and members of their Commander MacMillan expressed Commander MacMillan was smil the ill-starred polar expedition in surely will give our state Its right families, the Civltan Club, Mr. and North National.Bank his gratitude to his hosts, his appre Mrs. Charles Sewall of Wiscasset, Ing as he gripped the wheel and that 1881, was the most prominent guest fui place in the sun. ciation of the coming together of so Mr .and Mrs. Skillins of Freeport’, smile was still there as he circled of honor. Others were Gilbert Gros many busy men and the courage the craft back. He had just left a venor, President of the National Ge Miss Helen Randall, A. C. Cobb of Rockland, Main© which the kind words spoken there THE FINAL NIGHT celebration in his honor on the vil ographic Society, John E. La Gorce, Boston. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Look, had instilled in him upon tlie eve of lage green, where he heard promi vice president, Chief Justice Scott A Monhegan correspondent of The Miss Laura Look, Miss Miriam Ldok, his departure upon what may be the nent men of nation and state wish Wilson, Capt Dismukes, Comman Courier-Gazette sends by telephone Miss Fan Alledio and others. most eventful voyage of his life. His him well and express their confl dant of the Portsmouth Navy Yard, the following story: ______. , , .. sentences rang clear, giving here and dence in his success. Gov. Brewster epresenting Secretary of the Navy there a slde „ght Qn h,H p,ang h,H Donald B. MacMillan and his crew, who will spend the summer YOUR FAVORITE POEM of Maine, who on the previous night, , r’ eni^ •, I-fetlls. president hopes and expectations, so that all had told MacMillan that he had au of Bowdoin College, and Commander exploring tlie Pole from the air present felt that there was no such Tf I had to live my life again thority to claim any territory he siicnt their last night in the United I would Love for Home—you see it Richard E. Bryd, in charge of the word as "fail" in the MacMillan have made a ruld to read some poetry and might discover for the sovereign States at the Islund Inn, Monhegan listen to some music at least once three amphibian planes that will dictionary. With cheers and singing a week. State of Maine, was a speaker. Sat Island, as the guests of Miss Isabelle The loss of these tastes is a loss of happi everywhere make the dash to the unknown land, the party came to an end, most of the ness.—Charles Darwin. urday however, he did not touch on Trlbler and Mrs. Angeline T. Nunan, “PROTECT THE PAPERS THAT hoping to accomplish in three days guests remaining over night at beau the proprietors of the Inn. the subject that has caused consid what it would take as many months DAFFODILS The tiful Newagen Inn as guests of Pres. Tlie party arrived at Monhegan birds of the air and the beasts erable unofficial discussion as to to do in the old way with dogs and I wander’d lonely as a cloud of the Held are home builders. Joshua L. Brooks who was voted tlie Saturday night. It is a tradition for Canada's attitude concerning land sleds. paragon of hosts and a most esti That floats on high o’er vales and hllla. The thinking man ’does as much for lying between that Dominion and the Mr. MacMillan to spend bis last— When all at once I saw a crowd, No polar expedition ever started mable gentleman. and on his return trip his first— A host of golden daffodils; PROTECT YOU” his family. North Pole. Another speaker' was out with such happy auguries for suc Saturday morning a meeting of tlie night ashore at the island. Hitherto Beside the lake, beneath trees, • And it’» sensible, too. .Captain D. E. Dlsmukes, command Fluttering and dancing in the breeze. ant of the Portsmouth, N. H. Navy cess, with the redoubtable Commander Eastern States Exposition was held lie lias heen tlie guest of Mr. and Mrs If you live in rent, you pay for a and his crew of picked men, the aid in the new annex of the Inn—a de Frank C. Pierce. Attractive in its Continuous as the stars that shine OUR SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES home at least twice in a life time. Yard. I And twinkle on the Milky Way, After this celebration, Commander furnished by the United .States Navy lightful log cabin built on the verge new decorations and gay with j They stretch’d ln never-ending line of the sea. Gov. Brewster presided. While all you can show for it is a j MacMillan was escorted to his ship in sending a contingent ot experts flowers the Inn offered every hospl- Ahmg the tuarRln of a bav : ARE in aviation and planes equipped with Reports were read before a large tality to its distinguished guests. In Ten thousand saw I at a glanre. worthless bugdle of rent receipts. and soon after he reached the pier tlie dining room which extends Tossln« ,htlr he*ds ln sl’ri«h“y . , ,, , , . the expedition was on Its way hulls, wheels and runners to alight group of representative men of tlie An account with this Association Many old fr|ends of Commander on sea, ice or land. An added flllin chief industries of New England, on across tlie entire lower floor n long The wlveg bcsue them danced. but they “AT YOUR SERVICE” has been the starting pom for many a MicM11]an were on hand bld hlm to the success of the project is the the progress of the State of Maine table had been laid. The center- Outdid the sparkling waves in glee: piece was a miniature “Bowdoin’’ i A l**et not but be gay, snug home,—for the education of chil- j___goodbye.a, mmm «w Among4L«»V. limathem \frcwas Mrs invaluable assistance of tlie National building now going up on the Ex dren,—for business advancement and Robert E. Peary, widow of the late Geographic Society and its financial position grounds at Springfield, embedded in ice with small airplanes , Bazed—and gazed- but little thought SECURITY TRUST COMPANY future independence. i Rear Admiral Peary, discoverer of aid, of which its president Gilbert 1 Mass., of which Maine might well bo flanking either side. After the What wealth the show to me had brought: the North Pole and with whom Mac Grosvenor declared “Men like Mac- proud. John Calvin Stevens’ design banquet impromptu "P^hes were i wh(,n „„ my couch , ROCKLAND LOAN & Millan made his first trip l*> the Arc Millan uphold civilization. When I °f tlie typical colonial type, built made hy Com. MacMillan and other ,n v„„t or ln pensive mood, tic. Mrs. Edward Stafford, Mrs. that spirit dies tills great nation will of brick, with columns and cupola, members of the party. A short en- They flash upon the Inward eye BUILDING ASSOCIATION tertalnment was given by members , '• ^“‘“..^X'^iju. Peary's daughter, who was born be sink in decadence.” the grounds enclosed with a picket MacMillan's adventure has turned , fence and enclosing as old-time of tbe Civltan Club of Minneapolis., Uld wua the daffodils, ROCKLAND, MAINE yond the Arctic Circle, and who for dancing followed until 12 o’clock | — bmiiui WordswortM fORK WONDERS 72-T-tf that reason Is known as “the Snow the heart Qf American youth, thou- flower garden. Plana were made for Men’s Amoskeag Athletic Genuine Negligee President Men’s ideals and through good report and Blue Wash Khaki Union B. V. D. Suits evil report and in the face of many- Shirts Shirts Braces mortifying failures seek to realize Pants Suits Union Suits 20% them. It is one of the things they early learn to reckon with, that the .79
• oo LO .39 Discount shortcomings of their publication $1.19 Full size .59 $1.15 shall be searched out by an observ ——— ant constituency and remarked upon —frequently not without accents of scorn. But now and then their ears GUARANTEE CLOTHING & SHOE COMPANY are greeted by a kindlier note. Mr. Walker in his communication, print 360 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND, ME. ed upon another page, suggests that , MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFIED the directed policy of this paper • MAIL ORDERS FILLED IF ACCOMPANIED BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER covering a period of years has not altogether failed to realize the am bition of those charged in any meas ure with its production. It is al most superfluous to add that his ap TWILIGHT LEAGUE OPENS preciative words have brought to ever member of the newspaper staff Thomaston High School played 12 a decade; so good, in fact that he has met^bv graduation—Feehan and Hall. the highest gratification. games this season and finished the played semi-professionaily with the Condon, the backstop, has shown First Blood For Warren In a ThriHer and Chiller—Honors strong Togus team. He has pitched schedule with an unbroken slate. It ability as a pitcher during his ap 82 innings this season and sent 150 pearances on the mound For Rising When Camden Opens Season. When we spend our money for incidentally won the Knox and Lin men to the showers by the strikeout The team lias again been coached goods at the local store lt will al coln championship for a fifth con route. He pitched one no-hit game, by the principal of the school, L. C. and two games In which the opposing Sturtevant, who is considered one of ways be proper to keep in mind that secutive year, something which none THIS V/EEK’S GAMES nierry reception, while the visitors every cent of it that goes into Maine of the contenders had ever done pre teams scored only one hit each. His the best coaches in yie State today. found Newbert a stumbling block. steadiness was shown by the fact that The schedule resulted thus: Tonight—Clark Island vs. Chisox. products helps promote prosperity viously. Its total of 184 scores, as Broadway; Fords vs. Central Maine, The score: he passed only 13 men in the entire Thomaston, 11 Waldoboro 10 Warren 12 here at home. In order consistently against T9 for its opponents shows the season and his value as a batter Thomaston, 22 Vinalhaven, 4 Oakland. ab r bh po a e marked preponderance of its strength needs no further explanation than Thomaston, 34 Friendship. 3 Wednesday night—'Ponies vs. to do this thing we should find out Cross ss ...... 3 1 1 0 3 2 this season. In only one game did that he had the remarkable average Thomaston. 14 Lincoln Academy, 3 Northern Lights, Broadway. what it is that Maine produces. In 5 1 2 1 4 0 the opposing team make more than of .617, making four home runs, a Thomaston. 10 Boothbay, 4 Thursday night—Clark Island vs. Averill. 2b ...... the field of canned goods, for ex Newbert, p ...... 4 1 2 0 2 fi half as many scores as Thomaston. triple and six doubles. Thomaston, 7 Camden, 4 Fords, Broadway. 4 2 2 2 0 ample. There are no canneries any With about the same team as last Other members who batted above Thomaston, 8 Union, 4 Friday night—Warren vs. Chisox, Wentworth, cf ...... 9 1 0 0 year the championship was conceded .300 were Grafton. .50#; Condon. .414; Thomaston, 8 Camden, 3 Walker, lb ...... 5 3 12 where in the country that surpass Broadway. 5 to Thomaston. The most val Hall, .378; Stone, .325: Elliot, .311. Thomaston, 22 Lincoln Academy, 3 • • • « McFarland, c ...... 0 0 S 3 0 the goods turned out by the can 2 1 uable asset was. of course, Ramos The team average was .330. Thomaston, 17 Vinalhaven, 0 Camden 2, Gardiner 1 Moody, if ...... 3 1 1 1 neries of Maine. Find out the line Robinson, 3b ...... 2 I 1 0 Feehan. thq moundsman, who is ad Aspiration to a sixth consecutive Thomaston. 14 V. Haven, 5 inning, 1 Gilbert Patten, skilled novelist that 5 1 4 2 2 1 0 0 of goods that these concerns pro mitted to he one of the best school-, championship is encouraged by tht Thomaston, 17 Rockland, 0 he is, couldn't have evolved a more Wylie, rf ...... duce and ask the storekeeper always boy pitchers Maine has produced in fact that the team loses only two Total score. 184 Opponents, 39 Meal baseball situation than that 37 12 15 27 14 3 to fill your order with those brands. which was presented in Saturday s Thomaston 2 served in the 15th V. S. Cavalry and game at Camden. The sporting Do our readers appreciate the fact BOWDOIN PRIZE POEM MacDONALD RESIGNS ab r bh PO a e Connecticut National Guard. editor is still bemoaning the fate that a Rockand house puts up a Lindsey, ss ...... 4 0 3 1 1 0 In addition to serving as secretary which took him to the MacMillan Jewett Hinckley. 3b ...... 4 1 0 1 3 0 brand of coffee equal in every re Wilbert Snow’s “Thanksgiv of the Rockland Chamber of Com celebration in Wiscasset, instead of L. Sawyer, 2b ...... 4 0 0 2 1 0 spect to the widely advertised goods merce he has been a right hand man to his favorite sport, but from the 2 ing” Wins In the Centen sidelines is able to gather the infor M. Sawyer, c ...... S 0 4 2 0 of distant coffee packers? Ask your ; for nearly every public undertaking, Condon, p ...... 4 8 0 0 1 fi grocer for it. And Rockland is also ary Honor. and his cooperation has always heen mation that it was a piping contest with two siar pitchers on the mound, Stone, rf ...... & 1 1 1 0 0 cheerfully given. He has a natural E. Sawyer, If ...... 3 0 0 1 0 1 a center in a modest way of the cigar and first honors going to Rockland's It was a Knox County boy that ' facultj- of making friends, and has Vinal, If...... 2 0 1 5 1 0 industry, producing brands of cigars pride, young Elmer Rising—signed Bowdoin College honored when it greatly extended his list here. Elliot, lb ...... 4 • 0 9 0 0 that amply satisfy the taste of criti for the season by the Camden man Coach selected from 25 poems submitted in cal smokers. Keep this also in mind, DINED AT CRESCENT agement. 35 2 7 24 11 1 the prize contest the poem written Camden presented in its lineup five if you belong to that class. When Warren ...... 0 3 0 7 0 0 2 fi 12 Forty Club Motored Thither For Bates men. the college quintet being by Wilbert Snow, who was a gradu Thomaston...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0— 2 Give Us 30 Minutes we buy home products ne contrib Happy Hour At the New Inn. supplemented by Rising of Rock $ ate of the class' of 1007. The Cou Struck out, by Newbert 9, Con- ute to home investment and home land and Grindle, Ogier and Thomas, by You’re buying a car. If you don 4. Bases on balls, off Newbert 6, labor and so help forward the com rier-Gazette is enabled to print the Residents along the Crescent Beach plucked from native heath. One of oft Condon 4. lpt by pitcher. Cross, drive one hour a day for three poem herewith from a copy supplied road rubbed their eyes in amazement the Bates men is Jimmy Young, who munity prosperity. Vinal. Two-base hits, Wylie, Went years, that’s 65,700 minutes. yesterdaV noon as car after car went is again the team's pilot, and who by Its gifted writer. Its pictures of worth, Averill 2. Lindsey. Umpires. 30 minutes seems insignificant 1260 roaring past in dusty, half-mile long will endeavor to do as well on the F. O. B. Detroit, tax extra In former years our city practiced a phase of life on the Maine coast H. Brown and John Upton. Scorer. procession. It was the Forty Club third pillow as he did at second last doesn’t it? Bert Kenniston. the rule of allowing a discount from will appeal to our readers with a enroute to its dinner engagement al season. Yet —spend 30 minutes at taxes paid within thirty days from poignancy that only real poetry is the Crescent Beach Inn. The Hazzards. knowing Camden • • • • the wheel of a Jewett Coach the date ol their commitment, and capable of producing. Arrival at the cool resort showed of old, brought along a smart com Ford stock dropped away beiow par and three years from now, discontinued it some time ago be that guests had augmented the ex bination with Davidson, a Holy Cross in Warren Friday night, when the after you’ve driven it 30,000 pected 60 to nearly 75. and it was a flinger on the firing line, Had his cause of difference of opinion as to Bowdoin Prize Poem. Centenary or the Grad team bearing the. illustrious Henry's miles—yes, 50,000—you’ll look Hydraulic four-wheel brakee uation of Hawthorne and Longfellow. jolly bunch that clattered into the ' catcher ‘heen ‘tietter ' the• story• might name was defeated 12 to 0 hy War (Lockheed type) at »li
DRY FORCES EARNEST SOUTH THOMASTON, Mrs. Oscar Emery and children of EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC. ' Camden are guests of her parents. tarn Runners and Border ' Mr. aiul Mis. Merrill Harllett, for the BOSTON and BANGOR LINE “THIS KARNAK IS SOME Standard Time Jumpers Will Be Looked . .summer. Mrs. Fred Gilchrest has been hav Leave Bangorngor (daily texcept______Sunday) ____ at _2 P. ___M., Winterport_____ .- 2.45 P. M.» After In Maine, Officials Bucksportucksport 3.30 1.P. —M.,. ------Belfast 5 P. —M.,. ------Camden 5.45 P....» M.,----- Rockland 8 P. ing a very uncomfortable time from due Boston following morning about 7o’clock Return: Leave Boston 6 P. M. Say. I a carbuncle on her face. (Daylight Saving Time). Leave Rockland (daily except Monday) at 5 A. M. I South Thomaston furnished four Camden 5.45 A. M., Belfast 7.15 A. M., Bucksport 8.45 A. M.» Winterport 9.15 A. M., due Bangor 10 A. M. » Every effort of prohibition enforce members for the graduating class in ment forces will be thrown Into the Rockland High School Thursday battle against 'he rum-runners and night—Sterling Putnam, James Hop- BAR HARBOR and BLUE HILL LINES thO border-jumper along the Maine “I'll tell you, my digestion was so kins, Matilda Snow and Edith York. Leave Rockland (daily except Monday) at 5 A. M. Returning: Leave Bar Lewiston Man Is Quickly Harbor 1 P. M. and Blue Hill 12.30 P. M. for all landings in each direction. coast and theMalne Canada boundary poor that everything 1 ate just I Mrs. C. L. Sleeper entertained the Sailings daily from India Wharf, Boston, for New York at 5 P. M. this summer. Piohibition Commis Relieved of His Troubles seemed to turn to gas in my atom- 1 J- A. Club from Rockland last (Daylight Saving Time). sioner Haynes aoid Thursday. and Gains Nine Pounds On ach. I didn’t have any appetite, and I’riday at luncheon and bridge at her The announcement came as a result the little I ate just felt like a weight home here. PORTLAND-ROCKLAND-EASTPORT LINE of the recent conference between Three Bottles of Karnak. in my stomach. 1 would have awful Miss Margaret Bartlett who has Commissioner Haynes, former Gov gas pains and get so weak I didn't taught the past year ln Omaha, Neb., Mondays and Thursdays Tuesdays and Fridays (Standard Time) ernor Carl Milliken, who is now Col When such convincing proof of the feel like I could hold out at my work ! arrived here Tuesday night to spend (Standard Time) lector of the Port of Portland, and remarkable results being produced by at times. Only those who have suf- l,er vacation with her parents, Mr. Lr. Portland...... 8.00 a.m. Lr. Eaftport-Lubeo... 6.00 p.m. Prohibition Director Sethi. May of Lv. Boothbay Harbor. .11.30 a.m. Karnak as that of Wilfred Gagnon of fered from stomach trouble and indi- ! alld Mrs. J. M. P.artlett. Lr. Friendship...... 2.00 p.m. Maine. 420 Lisbon street, Lewiston, Me., is gestlon knows how aggravating it Mr. and Mrs. Everett Westberg Lr. Rockland...... 6.00 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays The activities of the liquor runners offered it is no wonder that the sales is and how miserable I felt. have moved into the southern tene Lr. Rockland...... 6.00a.m. who are using the Maine coast to Lr. Friendship...... 8.30 a.m. of this medicine are smashing rec ment of the old Spalding house. Tuesdays and Fridays bring contraband ashore from rum- “Well, sir. It wag a lucky day for Lv.Boothbay Harbor. .11.00 a.m. ords everywhere. me that I got Karnak. I was never The regular meeting of Wessawes- Due East port-Lubec... 4.00am. Due Portland ...... 2.00 p.m. ships forced northward by the drive keag Grange was postponed Wednes of the Coast Guard apparently is “Oh. the suffering I would have more surprised in m.v life than I was saved myself if I had believed in at the quick way in which this medi day night out of respect for L. O. concerning the prohibition officials Hanley, a very highly esteemed mem more than the running of rum across this remarkable medicine sooner," cine went after my troubles. Why, ber who died Tuesday night. The will take place next Sunday night. the Canadian border. says Mr. Gagnon. "After the three since taking three bottles of Karnak Vinalhaven and Rockland 3rd and 4th degrees will lie conferred All of the children have parts. At the same time, “dry" officials years of stomach suffering I have I am making up for lost time in my tomorrow night upon two candidates Charles Crouch who han been em Steamboat Co. admit the widespread shipping of gone through with, and then to think , eating now, and my stomach is in ployed at Warrenton Park for a num liquor across the border by land, to that Just that three bottles of this' such tine condition 1 don't have any hy the degree team from Pleasant Karnak has pul me right back in Valley Grange, that Grange having ber of years has left his place there The direct route between be reloaded on vessels along the more trouble with indigestion or gas ROCKLAND, VINALHAVEN. NORTH HA Maine coast and thence sent south splendid shape, why, it’s simply mar pains. I have gained nine pounds in accepted an invitation to visit Wess- and Is employed at present by Mrs. aweskeag upon that date. L. G. Coombs. He has recently VEN. STONINGTON AND SWAN'S ward by water, often under the guise velous, that’s all. weight, too, and am brimful of new ISLAND of cases of fish or some other com “Yes, sir, I certainly know what it strength and energy. Karnak is Owing to the fact that there are so bought a new Ford coupe. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT modity. This traffic, however, they Is to have stomach trouble and Indi some medicine.” many things going on next week the Lamont O. Hanley In effeet June I, 1925 believe they have dealt with at least gestion, three miserable years of it, Karnak is sold in Rockland exclu- i Farm Bureau meeting scheduled for The whole town was shocked and (Subject to change without notice) in part with the capture of the | and if my telling others how this sively by the Corner Drug Store; in *^une omitted and the sub- saddened by the death of O. Han Steamer Van, routed out of Jones- Karnak tyas fixed me up will.put them Thomaston by McDonald s Rexall 1 ^ect “faster Recipes” will be taken ley Tuesday night, following an ill VINALHAVEN LINE uS, 1924. Western Newspaper Union.) port and other smaller boats believed on the right road to good health Store: in Union by Gorden-Lovejoy UP at the August meeting as there ness alnee the previous Thursday Steamer leaves Vinalhaven, dally, except from pleural pneumonia. Mr. Hanley Sunday, at 6.30 A. M , and 1 P. M., arriving Horizontal. Vertical. to have obtained their cargoes in the again, too, I’m a thousand times glad Co.; and hy the leading druggist in W*H ,>e no ^u,y meeting. at Rockland at 8 A M. and 2 30 P. M. same way, Mrs. L. G. Coombs is having the came to South Thomaston 11 years Returning leaves Rockland at 9 A M , and 1—That wnich calms 1— A religious sect known as to do so. I every city.—adv. “Our treaty with the Canadian gov piazza extended across the southern ago from Swanville near Belfast, and S.S8 I‘. M 7—Brave woman Friends STONINGTON AND SWAN'S ISLAND LINE IS—To fish by drawing hook through 2— Impersonal pronoun ernment which assures us of Cana end of her house and is having ex bought out the grocery business con Steamer leaves Swan’s Island daily except water 2—Unit of work dian co-operation ln the enforcement OWL’S HEAD Absolute Relief from HAY tensive improvements made upon the ducted by S. O. Hurd, and his sterl Sunday at 5.30 A. M.. Stonington at 6.30. 14—Sour substances 4—Implement ing qualities and unending geniality North Haven at 7.30, due at Rockland about IB—Preposition denoting location of the prohibition laws, he said, is i Ruis Dyer is at work for Mr. Rines FEVER by the use of Dr. M. Her- grounds. 6—One of bones of forearm had won for himself a most enviable 8 50. 17—Departed lt—Large vases 6— Large hammers proving very helpful In our efforts at RosehiI1 Farm, mance’s Asthma and Hay Fever Mrs. Azora Clark spent Sunday at Returning, leaves Rockland 1 30 P. M, 1?—Jumbled typa 7— Haughtiness along the border. And this is part Mrs. Florence Dyer and baby Mary her home here. place in the hearts of the people North Haven at 2 30, Stonington at 3.40, due Medicine. to arrive at Swan's Island about 5 P. M. 10—Knowledge tl—Boy 8— Pale tan 2—Circlet of the reason for our success in keep- gpent iast Thursday with her father, Bj throughout the town, lt is rarely Best results if medicine is taken G. Butler and Mrs. I.lzzette Rol B. H. STINSON. 23— Small towing boat 10— Alleged force or natural power ing rum smuggling on the border q w gt ciair that a man can be found who was so 24— Cereal four to six weeks before Hay Fever lins in company with Dr. Bickford of General Agent. said to produce hypnotism (ph) thoroughly loved and respected by 25— Poetic for “sufficient* 11— Exists 12—Synopsis down during the past few weeks.” George F. St. Clair had a weekend period. Address Claude A. Bell, Rockland motored to Kent’s Hill last The Maine visitors had a lengthy I vacation from the Bancroft school, 27—Mild expletive 16—To cut for Insertion Into a mor Lowell, Mass. Saturday to attend the commence the community. No one has anything MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD 29—Low range of voice tise conference with Assistant Secretary jje spent R ;n town among relatives, ment exercises. but pleasant memories of him and his Eastern Standard Time , 50— American beauty 19—Father 21—Smelling organ of t-he Treasury Andrews, who is in I Alexander Bain Is out again after Mrs. W. B. Sherman returned to her place will long be vacant. He was Trains Leave Rockland ron 51— Kind of heavy paper 24—Butter substitute 26—Tiny direct charge of the Coast Guard, in belnR confined t0 the llouse wilh CLARK ISLAND work in Rockland Friday after a long bon, in' Pri'nce° Edward Island? Ju?e | 24—To consider 28— Raised railway (abbr.) James Williams is finishing the re which they asked him for the same mumps. absence on account of the illness of 10, 1870. In 1897 he married Miss! loston. A|7.00a. m, t7.45a._n,. tl.lOp.tn. SB—Makes a violent, audible expira 29— Aid-dd-camp (abbr.) kind of efforts against the bootleg- I Byron Bray’s hand is better after pair work on his buildings and has her husband. The doctor is again Alice Gay Peavey. One child, a daugh- a. m., t7.45a. n,.. tt.lOp.m.. tion of breath through nose 81—Edge 82—Lighthearted let both house and garage. 87—To score again 36—Animal garden gers on the Maine coast which have I being infected by mosquito bites, able to be out. ter, M”‘\ Carl K. Snow of this place,' L3wiston, a{7.00a. m , 17 45a. m., |1.10 p. m. Many from this place attended the 89—Otherwise 40—Note of scale 88—Body of water been exerted against those further | F. C. Brown of Worcester returned Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Holbrook and who survives, was born to them, i New York, TLlOp.m., J5.25p.m. 41—Gum resin used as yellow pig 41— Female'deity south. home Monday after visiting relatives various graduations. We were rep- Mrs. Hartley s health failed soon after ; ^n1J'.la57tSo"Pm,n't7.45 a.m., tl.10 p., ment 42— Foreign 4>—Manner repesented in the Rockland gradua daughter MJary of Rockland were • p. m^ Major Haynes Thursday completed here for a week Mr. Brown spent coming to South Thomaston and af 15.25. p. m., f5.35 p. m. 46—Window over a door 44— Botany (abbr.) tion by Seymour Cameron and in called here Monday by the illness and 61—Medley 62—Entrance 45— To implore 46—Hair (poet.) his fourth year as prohibition com • the winter in California, death of L. O. Hanley. ter several years of suffering, July Weshingtba, 15.25 p.ra. 64— Olfactory organ 47— Point of compass missioner and administrator of the I Mrs. C. S. Reed and son Carl have Tenant’s Harbor class by Wilho Waterville, A57.00a.m., f7.45a.tn., fl.10p.m. Lampinen. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wiggin and 1st, 1920, she died. The tender care W )-»l* ich, A§7.00 a. nt., f7.45 a.m., fl.10 p. ra., 65— Prescribed regulation of food 48— Fountain beverage Harrison narcotic act and he ob- I returned home after visiting rela- and untiring devotion of her hus |5.25p. m., f5.35p.ui. 66— Extremity of foot 49— Kind of melon More paving cutters are daily add- Alvin, Jr., are occupying their home served the anniversary with an op- I tives in Rockland. band endeared him to all who wit fDaily, except Sundays. {Sundays only and 67— Kind of yellow cheese 60—A souvenfr 63—Preposition timistlc statement of prospects for ul- 1 Miss Isabelle Bain returned home ed at the granite plant and barges are here over the weekends and soon will passengers provide own ferriage Bath to Wool 59— Countenance nessed it. Six months ago, Dec. 20, 68— Lair 69—Distant timate and complete defeat of the from Boothbay Harbor where she has loading weekly, move here for the summer and motor wich. ♦ Daily except Saturday. 61—Observe 60— Later 12—Every 1924, he again embarked upon the rum and drug bootlegger. had employment. Miss Elizabeth Monaghan attended to and from their work in Camden 64—Number of years 63—Girl's name sea of matrimony, when he married 66—Printing measure 66—Hawaiian food It has been a hard fight, said the Mrs. Arthur Bain and daughter Is- the Thomaston graduation. Joseph P. Norton who has recently 66— Sheet of glass 68—Artist's hat commlssioner, who took offlce 18 labelle and son Alexander went to Ply- Mrs. George A. Mank of Allston. moved into hisnr summer in home here Mrs. Bertha Holbrook. This seemed 67— Condiment 70—Compare (abbr.) months after national prohibition be- mouth Monday. Alexander plans to JIa8S- "bo has been visiting at the ! bas> been quite ill from influenza since an ideal match and the whole town 69— Same as 65 horizontal 72—Township (abbr.) came effective, and while many ob- I spend the summer with his father bome ot R' E’ l)oberty. left Tuesday, Iast Wednesday. Dr. Frohock attend- rejoiced to see these good people RADIO SERVICE 70— Chocolate drink stacles to successful enforcement have I who is scalloping at that place Mrs for Bar Hapbor’ "here she will visit ' e<1 blni- united and happily situated again, ASSEMBLING 71— Brilliance 72—Sagacious Solution will appear la aar.t Issaa 74—Hair wash been overcome he found others bob- | Bain and Isabelle will visit there for *ler nlotber- ’I be village school closed Friday both having drank deep of sorrow’s TESTING blng up. ' I about two weeks. Ralph Cline has finished shingling : with a picnic which was attended by cup. '
making daily hauls there. all of CUSHING EAST WALDOBORO LOBSTER PRICES which lend to demoralize tlie market. KEEP KLEEN KUFFS WALTER P. CHRYSLER'S Mrs. John Flanders has returned The Ladies’ Aid supper for June I don't see much encouragement made of dust and waterproof ma was served Tuesday evening with hottie from Portlund where she was A Boston Correspondent ahead for our people, under these re- j terials for men and women. Mrs. Hattie Orff housekeeper. There visiting her children. Mrs. Leland gretlahle circumstances. As far an was a good attendance and the sunt Orff remained for a longer visit with Doesn’t See Much Encour good returns are concerned, the v.e,-* TRAFFIC TALKS of $10.50 realized. her sister, Mrs. W. L. Smith. agement. ern season is exceedingly ill-advised. ---A- It Is rather un unusual occurrence Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson mo —XI. II. Nickerson in the Atlantic I for a man to have three grandchil tored to Damariscotta Sunday. A writer ln your paper wonders Fisherman. MUST PLAN FOR CITY OF TOMORROW dren in the graduating class ol Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McLoud of why the price of lobsters has dropped High School, but that is the dis Rockland and James Jones of Wash no low lately. He has a right to rais* Is it Hot? Then drink Three UTILITY SLEEVE CO. Rocklana tinction that befell Matthew Hunt ington were at Thomas Black’s Sun the question, and an explanation Is Crow Orange Pekoe Tea, with ice When the pioneers of the West Sidewalks should be wide, i Wednesday evening when Miss day. All Sizes On Sale At Plenty of space should be allow- ■ certainly due him and all the rest and a slice of lemon.—adv. J. F. GREGORY SONS COMPANY left the East to lay out new Shirley Robinson, Vernard Achom Mrs. Alice Burrows of South Wal concerned. ed for trees, lawns, shrubbery and and Chester Hunt graduated from doboro and Mrs. Inez Shuman ol cities they evidently profited by flower gardens. Till recent years live lobster ex the mistakes made in the East. the Thomaston High School. Portland are visiting Mrs. L. L. ports were made from a limited por These same towns in laying I Special mention should be made oi Mank. Western cities as a whole are out new streets should see that; tion of the western counties coastline. Miss Elva Spear of this town who so' 'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coffin and Eastern points were not in the trade much better planned than those they are plenty wide enough. creditably handled the class will at daughter Muriel motored to Belfast of the East. And they should be They can't be too wide. Look at i to any extent. XIaine waters, like the graduating exercises of Thomas 'Paintyour Saturday. all those of New England, were fished because the builders had an op the number of communities1 ton High School Wednesda>* eve Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller and portunity to profit from the ex which are planning highways the year round, but the yield was net ning. The townspeople should feel two children were weekend guests ol very great. Markets for “live perience of the older municipali 120, 200 and even 240 feet wide. prout^ as well as pleased that one Qlouse her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Houses should be set back broils" were rapidly expanding, and ties. of their young people could so well You will be money ahead if Bean of Appleton. There are today hundreds of from the sidewalks with plenty customers were sending In orders to fill a prominent part. Two of our you do, because (1) paint adds Miss Linda Vannah of Winslow's the trade for shipments to all parts small towns which think they of lawn area if the ground is boys and girls have attended tilts to the value of a house; (2) Mills, was a guest of Mrs. Nellie have no traffic problem and con available. of the spacious west, from Ohio to school the past year and we hope to paint saves repair bills. Reever Tuesday. Texas. The supply, though* hy r.o sequently are making no plans Every community some day hear from them when their turn will have its traffic problem. Mrs. Parker and three children of means small, scarcely kept pace with for the future. It is a mistake. comes. Whitinsville, are spending this Most communities have ambi Some small ones have it ’foday the demand: Thus Nova Scotia pro because they have allowetT'state Mrs. Asenath Kllleran who has month with her sister, Mrs. Harold ducers and buyers got good returns. tions to grew and every live com spent the winter in Thomaston is at highways to connect with main Orff. The past five years has witnessed munity, no matter how small, tlie home of her son, Fred L. Killer- should have a city planing com streets. State highways should A cake and lee cream sale was an astonishing change. The estab go around cities rather than i. HIGH STANDARD PAINT held at the Goshen schoolhouse Fri lishing of reserve pounds ln Maine mission. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Y'oung City and county buildings through them. To be sure, there day night, to raise money to buy an waters steadily increased. There are live been spending several days at Has been noted for its excel organ. Many thanks to those who now 21 of those huge enclosures. should be congregated in what is should be good roads leading to lence and economy for more the center of the city but traffic the home of O. H. Woodcock. so kindly contributed. Some belong to local dealers, and usually described as a civic cen M'ss Lena Seavey has a large as than fifty years. It goes on ter. Streets should be wide. should not be concentrated there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffin of Bel some to speculators. These pounds sortment of hand made fancy woTk easily, hides perfectly, covers fast were weekend guests of Clarence a large area per gallon, and are stocked to the utmost capacity for gale at her home at very reason Coffin. in the fall, for feeding out to the able prices. She also carries a line dries to a beautiful weather proof finish—a finish that will Mrs. Clarence Hoffses is driving a market in driblets during winter of stockings, dress goods, etc. and new Ford sedan. shortage, and for unloading In the one would do well to look over her retain its beauty and protect your house for years. Miss Ella Mank called on Mrs. early spring. The effect on prices goods when in need of such articles. Martha Gould Saturday. can be easily seen. By the middle of —adv. Let us show you color panels Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffses. and tell you how little it will April, every point clear of Ice on the Levi B. Ulmer is very ill with Ajistin Miller and Miss Priscilla cost to beautify your home. Gulf shore of New Brunswick, and pneumonia. Mrs. Ulmer is recov Hanna attended the graduation hall also on ITince Edward Island (to say ering from her recent illness. ln Gardiner Sunday. nothing of Pugwash and Pictou, just William Morse is in a Portland hos H. H. CRIE & CO. W. H. Keene and L. L. Mank we**« getting icady) are sending big col pital where he recently had a leg ROCKLAND, ME. at New Harbor Friday evening. lective lots through to Boston by all amputated. Mrs. Morse is visiting Charles Bowers picked the first rail, which strange as it seems, are relatives there meanwhile. basket of strawberries from his laid down In Boston ln less time than WALDOBORO Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Johnson of St. patch June 15. Shelburne consignments of the same “A real show" for the benefit ol Petersburg, Fla., were in town Sun Mrs. L. L. Mank and Mrs. Inez commo<y can reach the market. Lincoln Academy gym Is announced day looking up old friends. They Shuman were ln Rockland Wednes It Is a new venture, and the goods are motored from the South a distance for Frid y night in Lincoln hall, last week to attend the Ivy Day exer day to attend the funeral of their growing ln volume each year. [ ’ Damariscotta. The big four-act of about 2000 miles in tlieir neiv Nash cousin, Mrs. Mary Gilley. judge 150 carloads were delivered In car, arriving In Thoriiaston, June 13. cises held by the Juniors. Her drama. "A Noble Outcast" will be daughter. Miss Orpha is a member of Mr. and .Mrs. Leo Simmons, Mrs. Boston last year from the Gulf shore A. F. Campbell has arrived from alone. With open seasons in a sort presented followed by a dance, with that class, i Jennie Butler. Mrs. Bertha Frost AUTOMOBILE LEGAL ASSOCIATION j music by Marston’s Rockand or- New York. He has moved his gar and Charles Butler of Thomaston of rotation down there, the traffic age back and is having it enlarged to Miss Jessie Smith is expected to ar- £a«f«rn 7ruaf Bldg., Bangor Eat. 1901 | chestra. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James keeps up till early autumn. The Fidelity Bldg., Portland make a bungalow. His family is to c at her farm here soon, Mank, Alton Mank and Myrtle local canners and buyers get the lob No high sounding promises, but con Miss Jessie L. Keene has returned arrive about July 1 for their annuaL i'ertron Hunt has bought a cow of Boggs, enjoyed a motor ride to sters from the fishermen at less than sistent and continuous needed service | from Gorham for the summer re vacation here. He Is boarding will* night and day, everywhere In New cess. A. F. Campbell. Friendship Sunday. five cents a pound, and the profit to England and New Jersey. Mrs. Hattie Ames until his bungalow Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanborn are in Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Flint and son Mrs. Eva Masters and children of the eastern handlers rushes the busi 1400 garagee. 300 attorney at year call. is ready for occupancy. No charge beyond annual fee of $10. Stetson this week. Herbert were at their home here last Round Pond were Sunday guests of ness to excess while the seasons lust. I Offices In Boston, Portland, Bangors Miss Madeline Brown has returned Samuel Olson, road commissioner, her sister, Mrs. Ethel Hanna. Thc Boston dealers are obliged to lias begun on the point road at Pleas week. Manchester, Worcester, Springfield, from Machias. Kent G. Newbert of Portland compete, often at a loss, for the Hartford, New Haven and Providence. i ant Point. Mrs. Lilia Carter of New York was Gilman Palmer of Portland liar spent Sunday with Miss Ella Mank wastage from dead stock is great and Prefect Yourself, Your Wife and Fanul, Mrs. S. F. Seavey was a caller'at a guest of D. G. Young’s recently. been spending a few days in town. at Joseph Waltz’s. the freight is $608 per, carload. That B. S. Ge.xer’s Friday afternoon. She Paul Dusha of New York is at his Mr. and Mrs. F. XI. Johnson, Mrs new and abundant source of supply is slowly recovering from her recent THE LABRADOR EXPEDITION Nellie Reever and Reginald Mona spoils the chance for the Nova Sco ] summer bome here. illness. SEEIN* MAINE Miss Elina M. Young went to han motored to Friendship Sunday tia shippers’ spring work. Friends of Miss Mildred Chapman Framingham, Mass., Saturday. It Is a great pity, proving that of North Anson, formerly of Damari Hon. and Mrs. R. H. Baxter enter Four Pilgrimages Planned, In Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gay were tained Prof. Warren It. Smith, Mrs. their season Is timed amiss. The scotta, have received Invitations to LIBERTY fall finds the market in a much guests of Mr. ar.d Mrs. E. F. Albee in Smith and daughter of Chicago at Which Rockland Is In her wedding which is to take place R. R. Sukeforth has gone to Massa more receptive state. The XIaine Wiscasset Saturday. June 27 at high noon to Martin Brown supper at Mere Point Sunday evening. William Black of New Jersey was chusetts to work in a hotel. people are stocking up their pounds cluded. Robertson at Manchester Green, Miss Smith was a classmate of Mrs, in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur YY'alker and It Is Grand XIanan’s golden opportu • Conn. Miss Chapman taught ln thc Bruce White at Vassar. Prof. Smith J. Gleen Mayo of Rochester, N. Y. his mother, XIrs. George YValker. nity. The season opens Nov. 15 and There Is no better way of getting schools here a few years ago, where graduated at Bowdoin with the class and family have arrived at theii called on S. T. Overlook Sunday. runs Into June. These Bay of Fundy to know Maine than to visit every she won many friends all of which of 1850 and was a member of the summer home here. YV. E. Overlook called on ®. T. flshermen are by no means slow. nook and corner and upon that extend her their best wishes for a Bowdoin Scientific Expedition headed Overlook recently. They know how to work it. Thc premise four pilgrimages to different The graduating exercises of the long and prosperous wedded life. hy the late Prof. Leslie A. Lee to Daniel Linscott is visiting Lewis American smacks make regular trips parts of the 'State have been ar Class of 1925, W. H. S. took plact Mrs. Nettle Arnold is in Thomaston Labrador in 1891. Mr. Baxter was Light. thence to Boston and Portland. The ranged as a part of what Is known Friday afternoon ln the Congrega where she has employment. also a member of this expedition. It School closed Friday, taught by price last fall was sixty-five cents as the "Know Maine" campaign. tional church. The auditorium was 'Mrs. M. X Maloney is in Thomas may be recalled that two members Mrs. Lola Powell. a pound; and at one time even above Rec USPmO* The first of thejse pilgrimages Is beautifully decorated in the class ton housekeeping while she has em of this expedition, Prof. Dennis Cole Esther and Chrlstobal Fuller, who that figure. IMITATION GRAPE- NOT GRAPE JUICE . to be a combination of steamship ami colors, green and gold. On the green ployment at J. B. Pearson's factory. of Farmington and Austin Carey of have been attending school In Fair- Now your readers can take ln the railroad trip. As tentatively ar- j screen at the back of the chance Mrs. T. A. Whitaker of Watertown, Machias were the first while men to field. arc staying at their former home situation. At present the east is A FLAVOR YOU CART FORGET ’ ranged the party, which will number was 4*ie class motto “Re square and Mass., is the guest of her daughter, discover the Grand Falls of Labra here for a while. ready to open Its Hood-gates. And between 75 and 100 persons will eni- *,e "'*se. The entire front of tlie Mrs. W. E. Hall. dor. Prof. Smith and the late Dr Xlrs. Arthur Overlook has a bad the Sound, from Buzzard's Bay lo bask on tlie Portland-Eastportl Matform was hanked with green Master Harlan Davis is the guest of Ernest Y’oung o'f Brunswick were cold. Newport, is as full of traps almost NU GRAPE BOTTLING CO. steamer, at the State plrt in Port-, boughs and yellow lilies with large his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lau- originally members of the Grand Falls XIrs. H. A. Fuller was in this place as Lobster Bay Is just now. Newly land on July 13. for a voyage along bouquets of pink roses, the clas, reston Creamer. party but owing to illness of Dr recently. exiled Greeks by the thousand, are 10 PARK STREET ROCKLAND TEL. 780-M the Maine coast to Eastport. There "°wer* at either side. The innova Y'oung was obliged to bring him Stanley Powell and H. A. Fuller will be a stop at Rockland and an “°n of wearing caps and gowns was B. S\Geyer and H. S. Flint have put new sills and made other neces down the river to Rigole'te and there were in Rockland Wednesday on entire day will he passed in East- introduced and the graduates made await the return of the main party business connected with the firm. port and vicinity. Robert H. Pea- a One showing as they entered the sary repairs to the Leonard Grover house, for W. G. and E. XI. Maloney. who went north to Hopedale.—Bath Charles Curtis has bought a truck, cock of Lubec, member of the church escorted by the undergradu Times. Xliss Evelyn Smith of YY'arren vis of Maine from 'otes with Hichard Hilton as mar L. S. Miller has bought a new ton executive council truck which he is to use carrying the Four of the members ot the above ited her aunt, XIrs. Carrie Clark last shal.. The invocation was given by week. Washington County, is tifking per- mail from Friendship to Thomaston named expedition were Rockland stu Rev. W. R. Patterson. In his saluta Missionary Overlook went to North sonal charge of entertainment de- beginning July 1. dents—Dr. Walter XL Spear, Jonathan ml!s‘ in Eastport. and' has "promised ‘°r>' address Howard W Kimball Washington Wednesday to officiate at P. Cilley, Jr.. Mervyn Ap Rice and Gov. Brewster that when the Pit- Jr., combined words of welcome with Mr. and Mrs. Janies Ulmer and the funeral service of XIrs. Sarah grtms get hack home, they will know' Wl’rds of wisdom and left many Miss I.ottie Partridge are in Thomas Fred J. Simonton, and of this quartet Boynton Lenfest. more about the fisheries and sardine suggestions of hepfulness to his ton for an indefinite time. Dr. Spear is now the sole survivor, James YV. Farrar and daughter lr Frank Sallinen has gone to Phila The trip was made In the Rockland Industry of Maine than they ever schoolmates. Reni A. Eugley. XIrs. Ilda Russell and Mr. and Mrs. delphia for employment. schooner Julia A. Decker, Capt. □□□geBrothers surmised, it was possible to know. giving the class history w;as both Smith of Warren and children are Mrs. Cora Killeran was in Lewiston Spear. ‘iWe’ll show ’em how tiiey catch whimsical and serious, as he related stopping at the old home of Mr. Far ’em. how they land ’em. how they the joys and sorrows of his class rar" In High dress, cook and pack ’em, Govern during the four years Ralph Hibbert has exchanged his ; School. In the class prophecy or," assured the councilor. Buick six for a smaller car. Thelma Creamer related how During this visit the Pilgrims will W. C. Lessner, XIrs. Laura Less- dream had been the means of unrav be given an opportunity to study the ner and Mrs. Pansy Hibbert visited 1 eling the future of her classmates proposed location of tlie Dexter P. in Augusta last week. The story of each was brought out in Cooper tidal power plant and dams Missionary Overlook was called to Its popularity is thoroughly understood when a pleasing manner. The class gift: and to get a more comprehensive North Union Thursday to officiate at you consider these facts: Idea of what Mr. Cooper proposes to I charmed the audience. In bis ow the funeral services of John F. Up delightful manner, Jack Benner ham. do.... , . , . - , presented each gift with appropriate After an intermission of about two , , Sheldon XfcLearn of Augusta is vis , ,,, j n witticisms. Abbie Boggs in reading Five adult passengers are accommodated in weeks, will come the second pll- ., , ... , , . iting relatives and friends here for . ... ' the class will caused much merri grlma-ge. This will be by automo- j a few weeks. genuine comfort. Dodge Brothers standard ment—each bequest having Its snial bile and will he from Augusta to Mr. and XIrs. Dlokenson of Augusta I Aroostook County. It will be of two I personal Joke. Richard .Castnei visited her grandmother, Mrs. Addle power plant, chassis and underslung spring made a manly and easy appearance or three days duration. Sufficient O. Farrar for the weekend. ln the role of valedictorian and his equipment are Coach features. Observation time will be allowed to permit those L. H. Stevens, YV. C. Lessner and address was well written and dellv W. E. Overlook attended the Masonic of the finish, fittings and design will reveal who made the trip to have ample op- : ered. Supt. R. L. ShealT presented portunity to sqe the great potato Lodge at YValdoboro Friday evening. ,he diplomas with a few words of ad XIr. and XIrs. Willard E. Overlock no departure from Dodge Brothers most ex fields at one, of, the_ most. Interesting vice. Music was furnished by Burns periods, also for them to visit the Orche8tra A ball was Riven ,n thc visited Mrs. Overlock’s cousin, Mrs. acting practice in these departments. William H. Bruce ln Vassalboro Fri Grand Falls of the St. John river, veiling which called forth a large fyou, Just —. — ll, o 4 s. i o [• i,,1 - Y.^< i 11 o oloi'f 1*1 zv o _ day. see the Aroostook Falls electric de attendance. ______. . know she’s $1095 f. o. b. Detroit, $1205 delivered velopment of the Gould company and site's well- jhfOT WelL S. A. Y’anner and family of Boston Buster Keaton comes to the Stai other interesting features of Aroos You, too, can have thir beautiful, W There is no rroson for you have been visiting his parents. Mr. Theatre tonight in "Seven Chances, and XIrs. Alfred C. Y’anner for a few took County. joyoiu, healthful took *, look or feel this way one of the funniest comedies evei days. These pilgrimages, by the way, are DYER’S GARAGE, INC. screened. “Seven Chances'" hits to be on the "Dutch treat" plan; Mr. and XIrs. Willard E. Overlook real story as well as seven million attended the Baptist Quarterly meet that is every one will pay his own TELEPHONE 124 CONSTIPATION ing nt Jefferson Tuesday. bills. Places,,, visited... i willnt __not. be laughs." Buster has Mary on Mon asked to provide entertainment In * . 54 PARK ST. ROCKLAND, ME. ", !. ,, on Wednesday, Thelma on Thursday means MISERY the way of rooms and meals. Of _ . _ Ollo.„ GLENMERE Fannie on Friday, Susie on Satur course, any plans which they may | day, Sallie on Sunday, seven chances- Rouge and powder will not cover up the effects of consti Mr. and XIrs. Charles YViley at wish to make in a town so as to on seven sweethearts. In the cast pation. The bowels are the worst abused and most vari tended the Rebekah district meeting better show it up to the visitors will with Buster are Ruth Dwyer, Snipz at Tenant’s Harbor last Wednesday be cheerfully accepted and thorough ously damaged of any organ of the body. When they are Edwards, T. Roy Barnes, Erwin afternoon and evening. ly appreciated. clogged, they cause lusterless eyes, dingy complexions, Connelly, Frankie Raymond and Eugene Smith has painted his car The third of these trips will he to pimples and blackheads, bad breath, headache, bilious Jules Cowles. and lt looks pretty nifty. York County and Kittery at the time attacks, heart bum, acid 6tomach, belching, depression, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith and XIr. Kittery holds Its annual old home nervous exhaustion, chronic weakness and other more and Mrs. Byron Davis motored to week celebration. This will enable SAMMY SPARK PLUG serious ills. The bowels should act at least twice daily. Newcastle last Sunday. the visitors to become familiar with Berton Bond Is spending his vaca the great Industries and other re tion with his grandmother, XIrs. Irene sources of the oldest county in the Dr. Caldwell’s Bond. State and Is expected to he one ot Miss Catherine Andrews Is home thi most interesting of all the vis for the summer. itations. SYRUP PEPSIN Miss Edith Harris Is home from Next will come, after about an ■Massachusetts where she spent the other two weeks’ lapse, a trip Into The Family Laxative winter. . Franklin and Oxford Counties and to —will produce proper bowel action and insure a healthy Mr. and Mrs. Byron Davis, XIr. and the Rangeley lake/. XIrs. Eugene Smith and Mr. and XIrs. This will be the last of the trips condition so Nature can exercise her proper function. A Frank YViley attended the graduation until the pilgrimage to Springfield. 'delightful liquid combination of Egyptian senna, pepsin at Tenant's Harbor Thursday even Mas*. which will start with 1000 au and pleasing aromatics originally prescribed by Dr. Cald ing. tomobiles at the State House. Au Mrs. Norman Simmons of Friend gusta, on September 21. This expe well for ailing patients of his extensive practice and used nationally for the last 30 years by all members of the family. ship is the guest of her parents, XIr. dition will take the visitors to lhe and XIrs. Frank Harris. Eastern States Exposition on Gov ernor’s Day, the day before the of Acts As "Nature Acts! ficiftl dedication of thq new Maine No Inconveniences! MARTINSVILLE building on tlie grounds takes place, Says: It does not act as a purge, forcing the The Ladles Circle will have a baked bean supper and social at the Grange Some knocks may be a boost, bowels to artificial action, but gently and easily, without pain or discomfort. hall Thursday. Supper will be served but a carbon knock is not from 5.30 to 7 at 35c. «flBF.I.F.SS SUPPLIES Watch yotA spark plug and 10,000,000 bottles used annually prove its effectiveness. Old people, young The next meeting of the Circle will you’ll dodge the knocks. people, children and babies can be kept he with XIrs. T. B. Harris, July 2. W. P. STRONG AUTO LAUGHS in perfect health through its use. Mrs. A. XI. Hodgdon of Hampden Highlands is a guest of her sister, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER When Neal O’Hara of the ffew It b sold everywhere medicine b •old- WALL PAPER York World was stopped for going end guaranteed. Try it at our risk. Your XIrs. Joel Hupper. druggist will return your money if it fail* There was no preaching service at in the wrong direction on a one to do a* promised. ELECTRIC LAMPS AND the church Sunday morning but was way street he asked whether it TKPSIM STRUT COMTANY SUPPLIES wasn’t a poor rule 'that wouldn’’ held ln the evening on account of the THOMASTON. MAINE work both ways. St. John's service which was held at Tu*fl-t» the Tenant’s Harbor church. Every-Otber-Day Page Six Rockland Courier-Gazette, Tuesday, June 23, 1925
THOMASTON PIANO RECITALS CAMDEN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bok are j Miss Alcada Halls is giving in with us for the supuner and it was AUCTION’ Pupils of Misses Mabel Lamb good to see them in their usual stand struction in piano playing at the Bap 0UTCHCS5 TYDOl ECONOMY GASOLENE at the game Saturday. tist vestry. TROU5£^ and Margie Stahl Demon 25 REGISTERED* MILKING SHORTHORN Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Counce and 1 The Conunandery and drum corps Miss Mildred Counce of East Madison strate Talent. VEEDOL, THE HEAT RESISTING OH had their iinal drill for St. John's CATTLE were in town Sunday. IO' a button l‘— a kij Day last evening and a large crowd Thomaston was represented at The junior and senior piano pupils of is planning on the Bangor trip. Wiscasset Saturday by quite a com Miss Mabel Lamb gave rectals last Can now be obtained of the following dealers: . Rotary Club luncheon today. Next MONDAY, JUNE 29 week the club will serve luncheon on AT 1:00 P. M. STANDARD pany of its citizens among them week—the former on Monday night Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dunn, Miss Har Applsten, Main* the new tables and chairs which have when they were assisted by Miss An JOHNSON A MINK, SALE HELD RAIN OR SHINE riet Dunn. F. H. Jordan and daugh C. E. CURTIS, Ash Point, Maine been recently purchased-for their din ter Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. gela Fossett reader ; and the latter on ELWELL’S GARAGE, Camden, Maine ing mom. J. F. ANDREWS, Jefferson, Me. Walsh, who also drove on to Port- ■ ' Wednesday night, when the pro- Richard Burrlll left Sunday to at HOWE'S GARAGE, Camden, Maine 75*lt land, W. G. Washburn, Miss Wash- ! I gram was interspersed with soprano MARINE SUPPLY CO., Camden, Maine tend 'Bates College commencement burn. Miss Harriet Burgess. Mr. and i solos by Miss Adelaide Cross. Par SIMMONS GARAGE, Friendship, Maine and to spend a two weeks' vacation Mrs. C. A. Creighton, Miss Hilda i ents and friends enjoyed two delight GLENCOVE GARAGE, Qlencove, Maine at home. George, Capt. John Brown and family 1 ful evenings, and did not conceal FIREPROOF GARAGE, Rockland, Maine Joseph Brewster, Jr., leaves this n Everybody’s Column and Mrs. Clara M. Williams. You owe yourself their admiration of the ability shown FLYE’S GARAGE. Rockland, Maine week for New York State on a busi A base ball team composed of by the piplis. The programs follow: LASSELL'S GARAGE, Rockland, Maine ness trip. FOR SALE learners went to Warren Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Louin Hary have Lost and Found some flannel With Flying Colors ...... bartorio ROBBINS GARAGE, Rockland, Maine House at 14 Myrtle Street and were tuned in 14 to 3 in favor Lucy French, Charles Havener, Carol Gardner W. N. BENNER, Rockland, Maine moved Into their new house on Me- LOST Spectacles, between Penobscot Fish of Warren. Thru the Cornfield...... Krentzlin DOHERTY’S GARAGE, Rockland, Maine gunticook street. Co and Maine Central depot. Reward* W. trousers The Wood Klf ...... Jenkins STEWART. Aiu. Express office. 73 77 A vaughn Ames The Thomaston High School Alum Dancing With Her Shadow ...... Jenkins PHILBROOK’S GARAGE, Rockland, Maine Miss Helen Green of Adams, N. Y, TEL. 73-2 ni ball in Watts hall Friday evening Flitting Butterfles ...... Mundhenke S. B. O'BRIEN, Rockland, Maine is a guest at C. O. Montgomery’s. Evelyn Segal 74-76 brought to a successful close the ex OR style and for comfort SNOW-HUDSON CO., Rockland, Maine Merton Ames, a High School gradu Wanted ercises connected with the graduation March cf the Brownies ...... Winthrop Fyou cannot well do without Poilyanua Waltz ...... Smith C. E. RHODES MACHINE CO, Rockport, Maine ate, leaves for Boston where he will WANTCty Lift) Insurance Agents and of the class of 1925. The hall was flannel trousers. Elizabeth Snow HARRY SMITH, South Thomaston, Mains enter the employment of the Boston others in tfrery city and town hi Me N. H so well patronized that the committee The Robins Lullaby ...... Krogtoan to Jacksonville Steamship line.. I and tV To sell the leading monthly Evelyn Segal. Lucy French WEST END GARAGE, Thomaston, Maine Heahh and Accident iiolldes Insuring uicn, had a surplus to turn into the Alumni Cut on full lines with the Singing and Swinging ...... Bhbro BARTER’S GARAGE, Tenant's Harbor, Mains Miss Mabel Boyntan left Sunday for FOR SALE treasury. Smith’s Orchestra of Au woinvti and children Experience not nlc- wide bottoms demanded by Piano A Charles Havener M. M. MESSER, Union, Maine Sebago Lake where she will spend her essarv. THE FRATEttNITlFS, Richmond. gusta furnished music. ’ The pa- Piano B Carol Gardner Maine . 7^-77 CABBAGE AND CAULIFLOWER fashion, Dutchess Flannel Bed Time ...... Harris JOHNSTON'S GARAGE, Washington, Maine summer vacation, returning to Cam tronesbess of the *.-«'. II Mrr. B. Trousers are smart to the last The Echo ...... Ritter R. J. HEALD, den In the fall to resume her teaching WANTtD—Min iwonieni MRS BBWIIF PLANTS H. Kellar, Mrs. John Creighton. Mrs. West Rockport, Maine detail. Dorothy Goodwin MEDOMAK GARAGE, poaiuuu. CfMVMWi. .U Cedar SI. Tel. 441-M 73-77 Extra Nice Onaa Richard Feehan, Mrs. Arthur Pills The Acrobat ...... Horvath Waldoboro, Mains Charles Havener. Carol Gardner, Evelyn P. R. BOWLEY, Warrtn, Mains Mrs. T. J. Conley of Isle au Haul WANTEB—Girl to help with baby and ROCKLAND 75-80 Tel. 321-3 | bury, Mrs. L. C. Sturtevant and Mrs. We have them in white, in housework; MIU5. NEIL A. FOGG 115 Sum Segal CENTRAL GARAGE, Warrsn, Maine has been a guest of he^- daughter W. P. Strong. The committee: Lo- Dutchess Gray and in the newer Reading—Bud Discusses Cleanliness mer Street,^______73-tf WARREN GARAGE, Warren, Maine Mrs. F. E. Morrow and returned home rinda Orne, Alcada Hall, Edward El shades, both plain and striped. “I Ain't a Goin' to Cry No More” WANTED—Woman would like position as For Sale Miss Fossett A. M. ROSS, Lincolnville Center, Maine yesterday. Misses Edwina and Mar housekeeper In Buckland. Address E. C. liot and Crockett Brown. The first cost is moderate and Butterflies Wink Their Primrose Wings celine Conley of Camden returned Mrs. Elizabeth Turner and sister RROWW. Inert ham’s Hill. Rockland, Me. FOB SALE lien pen and 23 hens FBA7SK the last cost is lowest, for don't .... Goodrich to the island with her for a short va Care George E erett. 73*77 and Mr. and Mrs. William White of The Dancing Bear ...... Lynes D8AG0. #03 Mala St., Rankin Block forget •. tD t-tchcs) Flannel) leant cation. WANTED—General agent for Accident and 73*77 Lexington. Mass., motored to Bremen Spring Song ...... Dana shrink. And they are made for Lucy French Misses Louise Wentworth and Till Heahh Insurance Direct comnisstoD con FOR SALE—Small business iiropadllnn. last week. Lullaby ...... PENOBSCOT BAY Oil COMPANY tracts. Estahlblicd Company just admit ...... GurlK good location, small capital required. ROB Mrs. Fannie Ruggles, Mrs. Fannie long wear. Bow—Wow—Wow...... Hamer son Thomas have joined the forces at ted to Maine Exceptional opportunity for building large Income Address IGNITED ERT COLLINS, 375 Main St. Tel. 77 Edgerton and Mrs. A. B. Curling mo Neil Little Carleton-Pascal Co. for the summer 75-77 Come in and choose a pair Birds of the Forest ...... Bilbro Petroleum and Its Products season. STATES NATIONAL LIFE AND CASUALTY tored to Port Clyde Friday. and at the same time look over J’iano A Lucy French COMPANY. 29 S La Sallo Street, Chicago. FOR SALE—Horse. sound, good worker; Piano B Evelyn Segal The Camden Athletic Club has Illinois 73-7C also new milch czm a »d a new jigger. Ap- Mrs. Albert Anderson was taken to our assortment of knickers and the Knox Hospital Saturday. Village Dance...... Klnscella booked the fast Westbrook semi-pro WANTED—Woman for hand ironing Ap ply ORVILLE WOOD. Tcl JJJA L3*77. other Dutchess Trousers for Carol Gardner, Charles Havener ROCKLAND, ME. Mrs. Harriet Young who has at team for next .Saturday’s baseball ply at office of PEOPLES LA UN DRY. Liine- FOR SALE—7-room house, new shed and every occasion. The Cello ...... SBttlngly 74-76 roefc Street'. 75-77 garage; electric lights, new Ruddy furnace, tained the advanced age of 92 years Charles Bicknell game. 4’osition as stenographer, com- new bath room; newly paper and painted; In the Garden ...... Livsey WANTED— cemented cellar. Would exchange for house is now confined to her bed. Rock a Bye Babv ...... Miss Rose Merrifield is at home on ...... Livsey pan ion for lady or housekeeper for elderly centrally located In Camden. 8. N. BLEEP Elizabeth S®ow. Miaa Lamb £mmer Cottages and Board couple where work Is very light. TEL. ER. 12 High St.. Rockland, Me. 74*76 the summer vacation. The Paper Chain ...... Lynes W-M. 74*76 Haskell & CortheU Carol Gardner. Evelyn Segal, Lucy French TG LET—<‘otl*xe with garage at Crescent FQR SALE—Small house lot on Ocean Mr. and Airs. John Sinex and A RIPPING GOOD TIME ROCKPORT WANTfiO—I’ll pay cash for a farm. Give 1 CAMDEN, ME. Sailors Dance ...... Smith Beach. VESPER A. LEACH. 73-tf Street. Inquire at 32 OCEAN ST. Wit daughter Mrs. Cowan and family The Story by the Mouse ...... Lynex Dr. and Mrs. Granville Shibies and particulars, also distance to school and TO LET—New cottage at Megueilcook church and cash price. BOX 126, Spencer. FOR SALE—f-ft. edited wood; furnace and have arrived for the season. El tin Dance ...... (irieg daughter Betty Jean were guests ol ply V. F. STfPLKY. Are place wood; fitted wood, lintbs and Over the Waveo ...... Grant-Schaefer Camden Boys Enjoyed Big Mass 74*83 The Baptist Mission Circle will relatives in town over Sunday. Dr. TO LET—Two furstahed cottages at Pleas ale ba delivered. W. L. OXTON, West Rock Charles Havener WANTED—Position, as table girl, second port Tel. Camden 152-4 73-tf have a picnic at Mrs. Cassandra On the Sand Heap...... Lemont Day At the Lake and Shibies has just returned from Por- A: Beach hv week, month or season. MRS. maid or confinement case. FRANCES BEAiN, Washburn’s Wednesday beginning at The Japanese Doll ...... Swift tege, where he was the guest of his tr H STOVER. 429 Poreit Ave., Portland. Thomaston. Me ♦ 73*73 FOR SALE—Medium heavy express wagon I. 30 p. m. Please take dishes. Once a Little Fairy ...... Jenkins Auto Rides. Me. 75-tf and surry. • L. F. CH48E, 45 Middle St. Turkish Rondo ...... Krentzlin cousin, Stanley Shibies. • WANTED—Housekeeper in small family. ______73-tf The W. C. T. V. will meet at the IF YOU have a cottage to let or aealre Address II, care of The Courier-Gazette Carol Gardner Mrs. Charles Berry was the guest Methodist vestry Friday at 2.30 sell of Somerville Mass., are guests • » • • Friday wag Boys' Day in every summer hoarders, advertise the fact In this 73-tf ^OR SANE Op Lawrence St, a 6-room of Miss Martha Jones at Pleasant of her sister, Mrs. Sophronia Mc paper where thousands will read of it house with woodshed and garage; electric o’clock. Military March ...... Schubert sense of the word. A long half hour WANTED—Man and wife for work in pri ville. Intire in Port Clyde Saturday. TO LET—Cottage at Crescent Beach for vate famllv near Rockland. Address POST lights. Nice location with sea view. A ’ Mrs. Blanchard Orne, daughter Lo- Norma Hutchenson, Irene Weymouth snug little home AKo a 2-tenement house Dr. and Mrs. James Norton were The Deserted Hut ...... Torjussen before scheduled time boys began the month of August. Apply to C A ROSE OFFICE BOX 363, Rockland, Me 73 if rinda and Mrs. Marion Shrader of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mann and CO, Rockland. Maine. 50-tf on Crescent street with sunny rooms and callers on some of the doctor’s old Barchetta...... Net in WANTED—Barber-' for Saturdays all the Thomaston and Galen A. Eustis of swarming to the Y- M. C. A. from all family have moved from Rockland open Are place; electric lights. Will be time neighbors and friends here in May Johnston FOR 8ALE—House at Atlantic, (Swan's year round ; .also second hand bicycle. PARK sold at a low price to settle the estate. W. Strong attended the exercises at Wis Marquise Mtmuet ...... Lack corners and from then on the day into their newly remodelled home on Island, 6 rooms, oak finish, well built; sightly STREET BARBER SHOP. Rockland 73*73 town Sunday. Dr. Norton is now a A CLEVELAND, 33 Pacific St., CHy or J C. •.» casset Saturday. Vangic Hopkins was theirs completely. Chestnut Central street. location close by shore Garage and out MITCHELL. Nahant. Mass______73-75 practicing physician in Shelbourne, Minuet. G...... Beethoven WANTED—Boy 13 years old tfould like a Miss Edith Hoyt of Yonkers, N. Y., Mrs. Mary C. Wadsworth and Mrs. buildings, water in house. Acre and half good home where he could earn his board. Vermont. Delma Greene, Evelyne Greene street was lined with automobiles of land. Floe place for summer home. At FOR BALE—Mare, weight 1304; also 2- has been a recent guest of Miss Lo- Polonaise Brillante ...... Fleis««er G. L. Thompson and children oi Inquire at LIBERTY. MAINE, R F. D No 2. horse mowing machine Beech Hill Rock Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fuller and ready to take them on their way and bargain. Address DR. I. B. GAGE, At Box 71 70*75 rinda Orne. They attended the Sen May Johnston, Edna Gregory Belfast were recent guests of Mrs. lantlc. Me 57«tf port. FRED L. PARTRIDGE, R. F. D , child were weekend guests of Mr. March from Faust...... Gounod arr. by Krug WANTED—Position as bookkeeper or «te- Rockland 72*80 ior ball at Colby last week. A Summer Reverie ...... Torjussen nothing was lacking. Korns were E. C. St. Clair. SUMMER BOARDERS—Accommodations for and Mrs. Samuel Fuller, leaving eight. Inc shore privilege In Cushing hographer, regular or substitute. TEL FOR SALE—1 Player piano, 1 upright Lorenzo Bradford who has been liv Albert McCarty given out and flags were waving and 726-W. 62*tf Monday for Crawford’s Pond where Tarantelle ...... Raff Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Sjogren of Win Maine. Address EMERY B HART. Thomas piano, both in fine condition—1 Edison phon ing at the Meadows has moved into attached to every car. With a State ograph, good as new. V. F STUDLEY INC . they will occupy their cottage for the The Flatterer ...... Chaminade throp. Mass., spent Sunday with ton, Me 49-tf WANTED—2 men for freezer, one splitter; the upper tenement of the Coates policeman and the Drum Corpg in Music Dept , Rockland, 283 Main St. 71-tf summer. Edna Gregory Mrs. Sjogren’s parents. Mr. apd Mrs. 3 all round flsh men PORT CLYDE FISH house on Water street. The Princess ...... Sartor io the lead the procession started with AND COLD STORAGE CO. 61-if The Fords of Rockland played Edgar Smith. FOR SALE—German Police Pups. Seven Miss Nellie Sawyer is at home on a Delma Greene. Angelina Mazzeo, more noise than Camden has heard weeks old. Males $20. Females $16. Tel. Warren on the baseball field here Evelyn Greene Mrs. Adella Goding of Hope who WANTED—At all times Shaggy cats and 162. MRS HAROLD H NASH, Camden, vacation. for many years. They paraded kittens. Highest prices paid TEL 352-14 Friday night with a score of 12-0 in Syiphid’s Waltz...... Franke has been spending a few days with FOR SALE Me. Melvin Heights______71-76 Robert McFarland and Miss Alien Annette Segal. Evelyn Greene through Main to Mechanic streets, JOHN S. RANLETT, Rockville. Me. 42-7 favor of Warren. her sister, Mrs. Nellie Wilkins was a My OAKLAND SIX-CYLINDER FOR SALE—Double tenement house and Whitehouse of Pittsfield were dinner June is in My Heart ...... Vaughn over Free, down Elm and then to The unwelcome wire-worm seems Miss Adelaide Cross recent guest at Ralph Conant’s in SEDAN. Thoroughly overhauled; barn. Hardwood floors, bath room. Gurney guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Crock Intermezzo ...... Heins the old “Y” ramp site at Lake Me- new piston rings; good tins; good Miscellaneous hot water heater All in good condition''*' especially busy in this vicinity late Rockland. Lot 240 feet on street, 135 feet deep, 12 nice ett Sunday. Miss Ruth McFarland Carol Flanagan guntlcook. Here the program start paint. Mileage 12,886. < ly as Hollis Starrett complains of Narcissus ...... Nevin Mrs. Edith Carver of Malden NOTICE—On and after this date 1 will not joutig fruit trees, raspberry and blackberry returned to Pittsfield with them for a ed and the first thing was a ball- Low price. Cash, or any reas be responsible for any hills other than those bushes. Handsome shade trees, one of Hie the loss of nearly half of 4000 recent Annette Segal. Vangie Hopkins game between the High School and Mass., Mrs. A. D. Simmons, Mrs. visit. Tarantelle...... Johnson onable terms at the option of the contracted by myself. June 33, 1935. Alt best locations in town. 13 DUNN ST, Thom ly set strawberry plants from this Business Men which the former won Gertrude Havener and Mrs. Ethel LHVR S SMALLEY______73*21 aston. Phone 133-3 or 234-J Rockland. Wednesday. St. John the Baptist A Leafy Way ...... Adams buyer. Am not selling this car cause alone. Evelyn Greene 15 to 12. Coach Burrlll was in the York were entertained Friday at TENT, 10x10. greco and white striped can Day. will be celebrated with holy because it is worn out and want a S. A. Watts is hauling this year’s Anitra’s Dance ...... Grieg box for the High School and “Left#* the home of Mrs. Charles Berry on vas has been used very little, a bargain if FOR SALE—7-ropm house; . fire plape, , communion. Music and sermon at Morning ...... Grieg taken at once; Apply to ROCKLAND AWN catch of about 700.000 alewives to Dwinai for the "recuperates.” Sev Spear street. new one. I am going away and plazZa, city water, large barn ; 2 htii pen*, 10 o’clock at St. John the Baptist May Johnston. Edna Gregory desire to rent the garage at my tXG CO., next door north to Courier-Gazette % acre land—near town. Apply to WALTER Warren depot for shipment. Polish Dancers krentzlin eral old time stars were trying their J Mr. and Mrs. Frod Furbush, maid office. 75*77 church. Episcopal. home, 57 Talbot Ave. Apply with MORAN, 70 Beechwoods St , Thomaston. »1 Rev. H. M. Purrington will speak Angelina Mezzeo comeback stunt land among them and- chauffeur of Lynnfield. Mass, PIANO INSTRUCTION during summer by ______69*84 ,,, Mrs. Fred Overlook a :d sister, Hor- Hungarian Dance No 7 ...... Brahms in ten days to on “Expectation” at the Wednesday was “Doc" Long. Clayt McCi.hh, Don are guests at the Thorndike home pianist of SAM () SET HOTEL DRCHES FOR SALE—A new Jewett coach with 4- tense Wilson, are leaving today on a Waltz A Fiat ...... Brahma E. W. PIKE 75-77 TRA ; elementary advanced ; moderate terms ; evening meeting of the Baptist May Johnston Richards, "Lefty” Dwinai and so on. stead on Sea street. wrheel hydraulic brakes and balloon tires. motor trip to Boston where they will church. Hide and Seek ...... Schytte residence. • Address D. FOWLER Satn-O Set This is the latest Jewett production with the Pitchers were numerous. In fact al Hotel. 75*8H wonderful 33 h p. engine. All hllle are visit for a few days. Upon their re Mrs. I Ida Russell and father, J. W. A Scarf Dance ...... Wright Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Colby and Delma Greene most as many as the aches and GET YOUR GERMAN POLICE DOGS—Pups the same height to this car oo high. $14L> turn they will be accompanied by Farrar, accompanied hv Miss Lillian daughter Barbara have been In Bel delivered J. T. GAY, Waldoboro 64-tf their sister. Edith Wilson, a teacher Minka—{Mazurka Brillante ...... Eggeling pains of the next day. fast for a few days called by the at the Libby homestead Farm, come and see Russell, Dana Smith. Jr. and Russell Albert McCarty, Miss Lamb During the game pop and ice FOR SALE them if you don’t buy. We have the nicest FOR SALE—Oak dining set, table, 6 chairs, in the Malden schools. Smith, went Thursday to Washing Gipsy Rondo ...... Haydn death of Mr. Colby's father. Four Non-9inkable Boats, whale hunch of pups in the Country. O B. LIP. sideboard, china closet; also osteopath*- t»- May Johnston, Edna Gregory, Evelyn Greene cream cones were passed out and BY. Warisen, Me Tel. 173-3 73*80 A public supper of the Ladies’ Aid ton for the summer, where they will Mrs. iNancy J. Tribou and Mrs boat model, 20 feet long by 6 feet ______hie; mahogany bureau, store sign. HU8- .Second Valse Brillante Op. 36...... Godard quickly devoured by the 200 huppY A meeting of the Goshen Ceme- i TON Tl TTLE BOOK CO.______60-tf of the Methodist church will be held reside on Mr. Farrar’s farm. Spin Spin ...... Rossi Annie Deane motored to Wiscasset wide. All hardware copper and NOTICE youngsters. After the game the tery Association will b« held Wednesday. F0R gAiE—staaUy House—Bu IS rooms. at the vestry this afternoon at 6.30. Mrs. Josepha Watts is visiting in Annette Segal Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E bronze. Equipment includes masts, Good Night ...... Nevin track meet took place and here was June 24, for the purpose of mowing and 2 bath rooms, hot water heat and all modern Rev. H. S. Kilborn and family are Boston. Walmsley of Bangor and witnessed spars, sails, sail covers, awnings otherwise Improving the eemetery. All lot in Boston on business. Edna Gregory excitement enough to All the air a owners are requested to attend. Picnic din Improvements; one of the best locations In Mrs. K. J. Overlock returned Sat the departure of MacMillan on his and poles. Boats and eauipment the city; In first class condition throughout. E. P. Starrett is spending two week. There were broad jumps, high ner will be served. If stormy, next fair day. urday from a vacation of several polar expedition. new. Built at Portsmouth Navy LA FOREST I MANK, Secretary. 73-73 Call or TELEPHONE 237-J, 28 SPRING ST weeks with his sister. Mrs. Carrie Miss Stahl’s Pupils jumps, dashes, swimming races, long Rottkland, Me. 53-f< weeks spent as the guest of relatives Mr. and Mrs. Janies Gallagher ol Yard and can be seen at White Page in Woodfords. Mr. Starrett runs, short runs and some that ARTESIAN WELLS DRILLED anywhere in in Boston and New Haven, Conn. A program of 34 numbers, which Riley were weekend guests of Mr Head Coast Guard Station. Bar State Have best e
Page Seven Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Tuesday, June 23, 1925.
Mrs. Witoon Keene and ehildren A distinguished visitor at Hotel THE ALUMNI MEETING Wilson, Jr. and Janice of Washing -Rockland over the weekend was Carl ton, D. C„ are here fer the summer, Bishop, who for 26 years has been Social Circles , guests of Mrs. Keene’s parents, Mr. general secretary of the Kansas City Four Hundred Old Grads En [ and Mrs. H. O. Gurdy, Masonic Y. M. C. A. and stands among the joyed Fine Program, Re Hastings & Co. la addition to personal note* recording de street. Mr. Keene Is now on the Pa- foremost leaders of that great or- partures and arrivals, thin departure es 1 clfic coast but will be In Rockland pecially desire* Information of social hap inization. Mr. Bishop has been en- freshments and Dance. pening*. aarfiea. musicals, etc. Notes sent before the summer passe*. tged l»y the Chicago Association to by apU or telephone will bo gladly received. write the biography of the late L. The annual reception of the Rock TELEPHONE ...... in Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Richard Wilbur Messer, and his visit here at land High School Alumni Association son, Mrs. Roger Wolcott, Miss Lets this time was to confer with Mis. was given last night in the new High The arrival and departure of Strong and Miss Anna Richardson Messer in that connection. School auditorium with the class of 1 guests during the vacation season Is motored to Waterville Sunday. 1925 as guests of honor. The at of Interest both to them and their William Wood and George B. Wood. tendance was excellent and the pro friends. The Courier-Gazette is Miss Emma Dorgan Is home from Jr., are visiting their grandparents gram of such a general and interest glad to print such items of social Gorham Normal School. in Dorchester, Mass. ing nature that it made an appeal to news and will thank Its friends to every age. The honor Of presiding supply It with information In this ■Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown leave Mrs. Justin L. Cross and (laugh at the first “Alumni” in the new'j connection. S about the middle of July for Booth- ter. Miss Adelaide Cross, left Satur building fell upon the capable should bay Harbor, where they will occupy day night on a two weeks’ trip in the ers of William J. Sullivan, who Mrs. Thomas Bailey Aldrich has Mr. Brown's new studio for the bal course of which they will make vis handled the gavel with all the dig opened her summer cottage, The ance of the season. They are to be its in Wilmington, Del., Philadelphia nity lent by his four glowing gold Crags, at Tenant’s Harbor. This located In the very center of the art Washington and Baltimore, teeth. a ____ morning Major Talbot Aldrich, ac colony and are looking forward to * Tlie program was brief but inter companted by his family, arrived very pleasant season. RACKLIFF-PACKARD esting. Miss Anna E. Coughlin was from Boston In his new yacht, the given a rousing welcome that proved Bethulia III., and will make the A pretty home .wedding was added Miss Effle Perkins, teacher at the to the June*celebrations (Saturday af beyond question the unfailing Harbor his home port for the sum Tyler Building, has returned tp her ternoon when Elien L. Rackllff of 45 affection of the "boys and girls.” WIL mer. home in Newcastle for the summer. Granite street and Vesper L. Pack Mrs. Nettie Bird Frost sang a de ard of Warren were joined in mar licious solo, accompanied by her Mrs. Jennie Bird and daughter Prof. Wilbert Snow of Wesleyan riage with the double ring ceremony mother, Mrs. A. J. Bird, and Miss Dorothy arc, at their , Talbot avenue College. Middleton, Conn., accom by Rev. Benjamin P. Browne of the Elizabeth Marsh read a poem of other home for the summer after several panied by Mrs. Snow and their tWo days that carried her hearers back to Friday and Saturday First Baptist church. The home was Thursday, months spent in Boston and Tren children are guests of Mrs. C. F. colorful with poppies and ferns and Daddy Payne’s flying coat tails and ton, N. J. Miss Madeline Bird who|Kimmons where they will visit for the bride was charmingly attired in the earthquake. Thb new curtain of Is a teacher In the public schools of awhile preparatory to making an light blue satin and carried a bridal the auditorium, the gift of the boys Trenton, will arrive in this city extended camping tour by automo bouquet of roses. The bride’s niece and girls’ glee clubs of 1924. was ded Saturday. bile. Prof. Snow, besides bearing off little Miss Rutn Alice Rackllff, was icated amid applause to Miss Esther JUNE 25 JUNE 26 JUNE 27 the honor of winning tlie prize poem ring bearer carrying tlie rings in the Stevenson by Miss Lucy Marsh, presi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Davis and in connection with Bowdoin College heart of a rose. After the cere dent of the clubs last year. Judge L. EXTRAORDINARY DOLLAR VALUES IN NEW, FRESH MERCHANDISE. YOU i Lucien K. Green are in New York commencement, was further honored mony, performed in tlie presence ol R. Campbell made a characteristic, City. by his alma mater with the degree of the immediate family and special humor-filled speech of school days of Master of Arts. SAVE FROM 25 TO 50 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR I Mrs. Jennie Bird Is entertaining I guests, light refreshments were en long ago that left his audience chuck Joyed and Mr. and Mrs. Packard ling. Mrs. Lela MacAllister Speed MAIL ORDERS FILLED EVERY DAY this afternoon at her Talbot avenue Miss Avy Brown is In Portland on slipped away on a motor trip for one of the Association's staunchest home In honor of Mrs. Nettle Bird | a week's visit. destinations unknown. Miss Rack- supports, made a neat little talk, fol- I Frost llff to the popular secretary'of How lowed by Walter H. Butler, George | Ladies' Butterfly Silk Hose Mrs. Fred B. Bobbins and daugh I Giant Alarm Clocks, con- Flags, 44x72 ...... 1-00 ard & Brown and Mr. Packard is an | E. Torrey, the oldest alumnus pres- I fashioned leg, all colors, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stevens are on ter, Miss Nathalie Bobbins, have electrician with the E. O. Phllbrook! ent, and Arthur L. Orne. Music for cealed alarm patent shut- Men’s Night Shirts...... 1.00 a week's motor trip to Framingham I gone to Westfield, N. Y„ where they & Son. Mr. and Mrs. Packard will | the dance was furnished by Marsh's I _< _____ 1___ black, brown, white, log plan to spend the remainder ol the reside at 45 Granite street "i”'l«®.off, Seamlessseamless Case,case, HUSn Scrim Curtains, lace edge, pair...... 1.00 Mass. and will | Orchestra. cabin, pigeon, filbert and summer. be at home after July la. The election of officers resulted in nickel plated backs, English Prints for dresses, fast colors, 5 yds. 1.00 Lucien Thomas is the guest of his this manner: President, O. A. Palmer; American made, fully coating, 2 pairs...... parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Thomas, Mrs. Elitha Llnscott leaves Wed vice president, Mrs. Lela MacAllister Feather Pillows, 2 for...... 1.00 Spruce street for a few days. Mr. nesday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Mhttle Speed; secretary-treasurer. Miss Ma guaranteed...... *... Thomas is an electrical engineer and Richards in East Belfast. She wilt rlon Marsh; executive committee. Thermos Bottles, each...... 1.00 also visit her cousin. Mrs. fcettie has been employed in that capacity by EMPIRE Miss Esther Stevenson, Miss Agnes THE THEATRE AROUND Quilt-size Batts, 3 lbs...... 1.00 Outsize Silk Hose, black, the Electrical Bond and Share Co. of Phllbrick, In Thorndike. Flanagan, Harold B. Burgess and Summer Union Suits, THE CORNER New York, and has been in’Cuba the Mrs. W. C. Ladd. A checkup on the 30c Batting, 4 rolls...... 1.00 past two years, looking over the Gen. and Mrs. H. M. Lord arriv Association angle of the High School sizes 46, 48 and 50, gray and airedale, pair . . work, improving the old plants, in Friday from Washington and wilt go TODAY Equipment Fund showed classes Children’s Rompers, 2 for...... l.tW some places installing new. He at once to their summer home at “MY WIFE AND I” 1885, $5; 1899, $3; 1900, 35; 1901 each traveled all over the island the first Martinsville, where they will be 3100; 1906, $271.86; 1907, 3100; 1910, Clothes Hampers, 3 sizes, each...... 1.00 year but later was stationed in San —With— Joined by their daughter, Mrs. Frank 325; 1909, 310; 1912, 315; 1914, 334: Silk Hose, new spring tiago. Mr. Thomas likes the work Children’s 50c Ribbed Hose, black and cor W. Rensselaer of Elmira. N. T„ who Huntley Gordon, 1919, 35. The American Legion has and the South as the climate seems is now the guest of Mrs. ftalph contributed 322.32 and Miss Lucy 5/2 yards Lockwood Cot- dovan, 3 pairs for...... 1.00 to agree with him. Mrs. Thomas and Irene Rich shades, per pair...... Whitney in Thomaston. Mr. Rens Rhodes presented $41 in behalf of her and little son, Herrick, who can com 1 dozen Ready Hemmed Diapers...... 1.00 selaer was there over the weekend, pete with his father In the use of class and $105 for the Cardinal Club Ion ...... returning to Elmira last night. Gen the Spanish language, were in Cuba Wednesday-Thursday antid paplause. The total is $961.79 Rubber Aprons, 3 for...... 1.00 anj, Mrs. Lord wIU be accompanied also. Double Feature Program Colored Crepe for Dresses, yard...... 1.00 by Mrs. Kenneth P. Lord and sons, Boston Bags, 15 inch, Printed Voile for Blouses, Herbert Prescott, R. II. S., ’25 who will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. “THE Colored Jap Crepe, 5 yards for...... 1.00 leaves in a few days to attend sum J. F. Cooper during the summer. I black patent leather finish Women’s 75c Union Suits, 2 for .. f...... 1.00 two patterns for...... mer school at Farmington. TR1FLERS” Miss Elizabeth Hamlin and John —With— TWIN-WILLOW double strap handles...... 1 set—Vest dnd Step-in...... 1-00 Edward Atkins of Portland was I Burke left yesterday afternoon to ' ______36 inch Lockwood Cotton, 6 yards...... 1.00 weekend visitor In the city. I visit friends in Bath. MAE BUSCH * FARM Infants’ Knit Sweaters...... 1.00 Curtain Marquisette, FRANK MAYO R. W. DAVIS & SONS 14 lbs. Gingham and Per Miss Ellen Thompson, teacher at Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Day. recently The frank story of a modern : : Dealers in : : 36 in. wide Challie for Quilt Linings, 6 yards 1.00 th* Tyler Building, has returned to | wedded, hare gone to spend a brief cale Pieces for Patch- white, 5 yards...... society girl Rubber Capes for girls, sizes 8 to 14 years, her home In Friendship for the honeymoon with the bride's parents, —Also— Milk, Cream summer. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Burgess, at Ma- Work ...... worth $2,00; for...... 1.00 and Skim Milk | 4)1 • tinicus. “PRIVATE AFFAIRS” Mr . and Mrs. John Albert Sylves —With— WHOLESALE and RETAIL ---- ;------—------Ladies’ Colored and White Princess Slips.. 1.00 Scalloped and Hem ter, Jr. (Miss Louise Bickford) have Miss Mary C. Hart of the Knox Mildred Harris TEL. 591-4 I Children's Gingham 6 yards 39 in. Unbleached Cotton...... 1.00 stitched Table Cloths, been weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. Hospital staff, 1A on a two weeks' va Thomaston St., ROCKLAND, ME. Turkish Towels, 8 for...... 1.00 R. A. Bickford, Beech street. Mr. cation visit to her home in Whitman, Robert Agnew 65-77 Sylvester returned to Washington Mass. | Dresses, 6 to 14 yrs...... Lunch Boxes...... LOO 58x58 ...... D. C. yesterday for business rea All Linen Crash, 5* yards...... 1.00 sons. Mrs. Sylvester will spend the Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Rhodes of summer with her parents in this Black Sateen Bungalow Limerock street have the sympathy White Enameled Flour Bins...... 1.00 city. jp v I Leatherette ouitSuit xBases,Cases, of the community in the loss of their Ladies' Burson Hose, cordovan and white, 4 Aprons, $1.25 and $1.39 Mrs. E. K. Gould is in Boston for | daughter, Mary A. Rhodes who died Sunday, following an attack of pneu pairs...... 1.00 the week. QjxiL I *N D S sood lock and leather $1 value...... monia. The deceased was two and Children’s $1.25 Rompers...... 1.00 (jfe handles...... Miss Helen Thompson, who has o«e-half years old. Private funeral A White and Colored Plisse, 39c value, 3 yds. . . 1.00 services were held this forenoon. Rev. been assistant matron In the Indus bam- trial School for girls in Hallowell, the C. A. Knickerbocker officiating. An 3 yards Oilcloth...... 1.00 White Petticoats, past two years, returned home Satur other daughter. Ruth Rhodes, Is at I Colored Blouses and PARK Ladies' and Gents’ Umbrellas...... 1.00 burg ruffle, 2 for . Knox Hospital, recovering from day and will be the guest of her par 3 yards 36 inch Cretonne...... 1.00 ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Thompson operation. I White Dimity Waists ... during the summer. Bates Gingham, 32 in., 4 yards...... 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. George Robert* have, TONIGHT Corsets, several styles, all sizes...... 1.00 Eben Mills, who has been in Knox I moved from Oranfce street to 493 Checked Marquisette cur Hospital for an operation, has re I Main street, and are making their | Ladies’ fine quality Embroidered Pillow Cases, 2 for...... 1.00 turned to his home on Cedar street. | home with their son, J. E. Roberts. Dance Under the Thousand Mirrors with Sheets, 72x90 ...... 1.00 tains with ruffled edge. He Is getti/ig along nicely and able Sleeveless Vests, 39c val., to get about with the aid of crutches. Mrs. Marion Cobb Fuller and son Ladies’ Colored Lingette Bloomers...... 1.00 I Nathan of Augusta are spending the BERT MYERS’ ORCHESTRA Pair...... The Missionary Society connected | week at Cooper’s Beach, guests of 3 for...... Pillow Slips, 42x36,4 for...... 1.00 with the Baptist church will meet Miss Ruth Cobb. of Boston Playing 6 yards Bleached Cotton...... 1.00 Wednesday afternoon in the chapel at | Baby Carriage Blankets, 6 yards Percale...... 1.00 Dark Grey Camping 2.30. Twenty-six guests spent Friday afternoon at the home of .Mr. and Mercerized Table Damask, 54 in., 2 yds...... 1.00 Blankets, 414 in. colored Joy reigned In Kiddie-Land Mrs. Fred Pierce of South Thomas 30x40, pink and blue ... White Petticoats, regular and outsize...... 1.00 Tuesday when 60 youngsters re border, each...... ton, where their grandson, Donald Sateen Petticoats, black and colored ruffles 1.00 ceived invitations to a lawn-party to Borgerson, of this city celebrated he given by Niel (son of Mr. and his third birthday anniversary. Ice White Enamel Cake and Bread Tins...... 1.00 Mrs. Wallace Little) and Dorothy cream and a beautiful pink birthday 2 Envelope Chemise...... 1.00 Boynton (niece of Mr. and Mrs. Tom cake were served in the dining room Ladies* Night Gowns, Japanese Work Baskets, Foley) at the home of Neil on and tiny rose baskets filled with 6 Mercerized Napkins...... > 1.00 Broadway last Saturday. A beauti fancy cookies were given as favors JtPARKdt z 6 yards Crash Half Linen...... 1.00 ful day and an Immense lawn were Swings and daisy fields kefft the lit THREE SHOWS—2:00, 7:00, 8:45 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME two for...... 12 and 14 inches...... all the kiddies needed. All kinds oi tle folks busy and happy through 25c White Long Cloth, 36 in., 5 yards .... 1.00 games were played and enjoyed by out the afternoon. The guests were: young and old. Bright paper caps Alice Baum, Elizabeth Till, Albert WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY lolll-pops with painted faces took up Davis, Jr.. Vina Harlow, Barbara their attention, after which Ice Harlow. Carroll Graves and Alberta ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY cream, cake, punch and fancy I qraves of South Thomaston, Ethel cookies were served by Miss Hayes, Ruth Witham, Dorothy- HASTINGS 6 CO. Thelma Morey, Miss Nellie Snow. Wltham. Doris Borgerson, Jack Miss Margaret Egan, Hugh Little I Huke, Edward Hayes and James and Roland Rackllff. Five o’clock Hayes of .Rockland *and Bobby ROCKLAND, MAINE came all too soon. Each child was Brown of Ash Point. Blder guests given a “gum-drop” man with eyes Included Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs and mouth of cloves. Those pres Ed Pierce and Charles Hurd of Ash ent were, Glenna Rankin, David Point, Mrs. Albert Davis, Mrs. Curtis. Jr., Virginia Piper, Alice C. L. Sleeper, Mrs. L. O. Gay, Richard* Ellingwood, Dorothy Hurd, Mrs. Harold Harlow, Mrs. MORE MONEY FOR L. A. GYM. Thomas, Muriel Mct’hee, Sterling A1 Graves of South Thomaston, MATINEE 2:15 Morse, Mary Egan, Virginia Leach ■Mrs. Nathan Witham. Miss Lena “A NOBLE OUTCAST” Ruth Perry. Helen Spear, Nathalie EVO. 7i00 and 3:45 Post and Mrs. Edward Mayes of A Big Four-Act Drama Jones, Franklin Spinney. Caroline | Rocklan(j voted Donald an ex LINCOLN HALL, DAMARISCOTTA Smith, Milton Smith, Edwin La- cellent little host and extended STRAND wards. Roth Wheeler. Francis Hav hearty birthday felicitations. THE HOME OF THE ORGAN WITH THE IFJMAN VOICES ener, Gordon Flint, Catherine BIuck. FRIDAY, JUNE 26 Deltna, Greene, Sherwood Frost »«U6(eftS Dance After the Play—MARSTON’S ORCH. TODAY Robert Hall. Ruth Marston, Winfield Ch’atto, Lucy French, Ken Miss G. Louise Ayers U n neth Daley, Sammy Glover, Virginia Naw York Proctor, Virginia Connon, Elizabeth •« The 11 GIRLS MEN FORGET Late of Aitken A Son Co. Till, Helen Condon, Richard French Vvxwtuit FRIDAY-SATURDAY —WITH— Will Display •Shirley Stickney, Alice Hapsworth. “WELCOME HOME” Catherine Chisholm, Lucille Connon, TH(Cr-F With Johnny Walker and Patsy Ruth Miller Dorothy .Monroe, Richard Perry, Advanced Hats Lois Wilson, Warner Barter Constance Knickerbocker. Tedd For Midsummer and Early Fall WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY Ladd, Lucille Rankin. Herbert Spear, Wear . c A TO. Also Who are the fortunate ones—Those who judge or those who Dorothy Annis, Eleanor Barnard, 8A6BAB at tha reaidenee of “PLAYING WITH SOULS” are judged? • Crosby Ludwick, Nell and Dot made A wonderful love story’ SEE— up the party. Mrs. Mary Wiggin Spear to set your pulses going THREE SHOWS—2:00, 7:00, 8:46 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 33 Limerock Street THE BOOK OF LIFE . i. t wealth of adven “THOSE WHO JUDGE” 75-14 With the famous Sara Bernhardt’a Fkvcrite Co-etar ■A,,d wrote a book, the characters we. turous incidents that Betty Compson and Jack Holt gome he placed on the lansi, some tie sailed will stir you to a rousing on the aes. . LOU TELLEGEN »omc he made slates, and some he made pitch of excitement TODAY free; ADDED FEATURE God wrote a book, only characters we. Announcement “EVE’S SECRET” PARAMOUNT PICTURE “MARRY IN HASTE” with DOROTHY REVE1R God wrote a book, and he pot ns all In. POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES „ gome lie made virtuous, and some full of sin; I gome he made stout, and some he made thia, The MARINS "Happiness must / God wrote a book and put us all In. be earned” WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY Have opened their Beauty God wrote a book with the world for a stage, *nd line upon line, and page after page tors at the 8amO*et "*•' DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS H. M. de ROCHEMONT how the fervor of youth end the tremor of —IX— Know the tremendous pull Specialty: Permanent Waving; 106 PLEASANT STREET wrote a book, with tha world for ills stage. ing power of Courier-Gazette alto Face Treatment with the PLUMBING, HEATING „J wrote a book, and the story is done MATINEE, 25c. CHILDREN, 10c “THE THIEF OF BAGDAD” PRICES: TEL. 144-W nd God knew the end before he imgitn : New Vapor System EVENING, 25a, 35c. CHILDREN, 13c Page Eight Rockland Courier-Gazette, Tuesday, June 23, 1925. Every-Other-Day 9 Telephone THE BIBLE BY RADIO Railway President’s Wife Who Spends Her Summers In Directory Cushing Thus Teaches It. One of the most prominent sum basis of true religion, and she imme Our 180 Page CALL LIVE BUSINESS HOUSES WHOSE WATCHWORD IS SERVICE mer visitors who comes to this sec diately set out to establish this spir tion of Maine is Carl R. Gray, presi itual truth not through any particu Catalog, Free lar creed, doctrine, sect or manner o LAUNDRY WORK | OILS AND GREASES dent of the Union Pacific Railway for the asking, lists I organization, but through the sim I System, who enjoys nothing so much ple, unaffected and sincere study oi iust whst you want, f Call 170 Call 12” as spending the heated term at the Bible. The K & W dealer | CONTINEMM. OMOt People’s Laundry THURSTON OIL CO. Pleasant Point, Cushing. A writer Mrs. Gray is a woman of great in your neighbor- ( in "Radio in the Home” has the fol magnetic personality. 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