Issued Saturday Tuesday Thursday Issu e Saturday he ourier azette T Entered Second Class C Mall Matte, -G Established January, 1846. By The Courler-Oazette, 465 Main St. Rockland, Maine, Saturday, April 8, ,1939 THREE CENTS A COPY Volum e 94...... Number 42.

thereafter his efforts were in the (EDITORIAL! The Courier-Gazette line of evangelistic, convention and THREETIMESA-WELK TIIE COUNTRY FAIRS educational work throughout the Editor THE SPIRIT OF THE EASTER SEASON It would seem to be a far cry to the Maine State Fairs, “The Black Cat” WM. O. FULLER United States and Canada. but the schedule printed on another page is sure to give the Associate Editor Following this came his service devotees their annual thrill, and even now will set many FRANK A WINSLOW as executive vice president for the ■ persons to making tentative plans for these late summer Subscriptions 83 GO per year payable recreational events. Here in Knox Countv there comes first In uutauie. music copies three ct-nis Alvin York Institute, executive sec­ Advertising rales based upon circula­ ln our affections the fair of the North Knox Horticultural tion and very reasonable retary for Asbury College and mem­ NEWSPAPER HISTORY ber of different college boards in and Agricultural Society, more generally known as the Union The Rockland Gazette was estab­ Fair. Ils increasing success is due to the able and energetic lished In !84C In 1874 the C ourier was the West and South. established and consolidated with the During the World War he served efforts of that fine group of officials, headed by Clarence Leonard as president. Oiven anything like a fair break on established in 1855 and m 1891 changed general speaker for the National lMarch b17?ei8»7Thei,e P,P' " War Work COunciI' and Was «en’ the weather this institution is certain to have the surplus necessary to carry on the Improvements and innovations s i ■ ■ ■ i z a o x = = ; a m eral public speaker In Camp Devens which the Association rejoices in making. O------O------0 * Rise, heart! thy Lord la risen Z ® Period Ot six months—giving the WHY RUSSIA HESITATES By The Roving Reporter -H erbert — farewell message to all discharged £ men (from Devens) for three During the discussion of the war situation in Europe the past few weeks The Courier-Gazette has deplored the fact j months after the signing of the A reader of this column writes: that France and England have not shown greater tact and Armistice. "I am a faithful reader of The Cou- diplomacy in catering to that very necessary ally. Russia. In 1920 he was speaker for the rer-Gazette and also of The Black Meet Your Minister Department of Evangelism at the i Neither nation seemed to take the Bear very much into its Cat. so I came acrass your article Methodist General Conference in considerations, but when there arose the grave problem of about the pronunciation of the Oer- encircling Germany the Umbrella Man and his associates Rev Guy Wilson, D D.. pastor Des Moines. He served one year man word Wilhelmshafen. The cor­ of Pratt Memorial M E. Church, has <1934) as executive secretary of suddenly developed a great fondness and concern for that rect pronunciation should be Wil- covered much ground since he came the Maine Conference Claimants powerful nation. The position taken by this paper, through helms-hafen. I know the German untutored eyes, to be sure, now begins to reflect itself in the out of his native town of Madison- 1 Commission. language quite well and I am very columns of the metropolitan press. Under the caption "Russia ville, Ky | Then came his appointment as ( sure about this.” is Invited Back," there appeared ln Wednesday's Herald Descended from a line of preach- pastor of the Methodist Episcopal —o— Tribune the following editorial: ers it was entirely logical that his Church in Bar Harbor where his II Mr Chamberlain’s statement to the House of Commons Before me is a copy of the Rock­ education should be directed toward work during three years’ pastorate was. to a large extent, simply more of the same at any rate land Courier, dated March 2. 1875. that profession. He graduated from was blessed in all departments. A it was more of the same. The Prime Minister apparently has and edited by W. O. Fuller, Jr. Tlie Asbury College in Kentucky, the , year ago Bishop Herbert Welch, had no second thoughts; the new policy of resistance first and report of the city election showed Pacific Bible College, and Asbury presiding over the Methodist Oen- appeasement afterward is being actively pursued, and has "no choice," Samuel Bryant hav­ I eral Conference appointed him brought the Prime Minister himself to at least one point which would have seemed impossible for him only a few ing 608 votes, John Lovejoy 481, pastor of Pratt Memorial. M E. weeks ago. He has publicly admitted the existence of Soviet and Allen Bowler 301. One aspirant Church, where his pastorate has Russia; even more, he has now formally invited it back, in for office was "struck violently in been so well rewarded that the spite of its "internal system of government," to co-operation the stomach by an intoxicated In­ "in resistance to aggression." After the care used to exclude quarterly conference has expressed dividual." I find some local items itself unanimously in favor of his the Soviets from all hand in the great "peace with honor" at Munich, this must not have been too easy for Mr. Chamberlain. characteristic of Mr Fuller's strong return for the coming year It does not in itself go far toward clearing up the mystery vein of humor.—Messrs Vose St Dr Wilson Is in especially popu­ of Russia’s precise position in the new policy. It is anything Porter of the Gazette had bought lar demand on the lecture platform. but an announcement of the military alliance that some feel the stock and fixtures of the late Previous to taking up residence in is necessary if the new policy is to succeed ln pacifying Europe. But it does show that Hitler has. at any rate, made Rockland Daily Globe, and the Ga­ Maine four years ago. since his possible the return of Soviet Russia to that collaboration zette was to move into the Globe marriage to Gaynell Kimball of with the West from which the West was at so much pains to office—The large two-story board­ Fort Fairfield, he has resided in exclude it last fall; and by so much adds another element of ing house on Hurricane Island, oc­ strength to the position which Mr. Chamberlain is now build­ Brookline. Mass., and New York. cupied by M A Achorn. was de­ Dr. Wilsons hobby? Almost ing. Doubtless the Russians themselves are still somewhat skeptical of Mr. Chamberlain’s intentions. But his reference stroyed by fire, which communicat­ while these lines were being wrlt- shows him ready to accept the Implications of the bold line; ed to W P Hendrick's boarding j ten he was seen looking with avid and strength not only attracts strength but is able to com­ house, also destroyed. 1 eyes upon a windowful of fishing mand it. The speech does not add much but it adds a frac­ tackle. Tarpon in Florida, steel­ tion, at least, to the hope, as Mr. Chamberlain himself so strikingly puts it, that Europe may yet "gradually simmer The Northend woman who vainly heads in Oregon, sea salmon in down into a state of quietude." tried in five places of business to Maine—he has caught them all. O 4>i— — io get a ftve-dollar bill changed, was And wonder of wonders! He gets THE IMMENSITY OF MOVIES greatly chagrined, when she did recreation by reading the McFad­ The discussion as to Sunday movies, created by the Maine find a place, to discover that her Theological Seminary, doing post den true detective tales. Used to legislature debate, naturally compels attention towafd this fiver was a one. graduate work in the University of be a golfer, too. enormous industry. Here, for instance, are a few facts that cannot fail to edify and enlighten the public. Last year there Southern California and in the Uni­ Before the days of the linotype Mrs. Kenneth Mills has this were 28.500 employes in the production end of the Industry versity of California copy was set "out of the case Mark paper’s thanks for copies of the St and the payroll was $129,000,000 ; 455 feature pictures were He was ordained in 1909. and sub- Twain once asked if anybody in sequently served as student pastor Petersburg (Fla .) Independent con- produced at a cost of $152,500,000; capital invested in the his audience knew why there was in Lexington, Ky.. Pomona. Calif., tain reports of the Festival of *’ motion picture industry throughout the world was given as tallow In the D box. Old printers $3,000,000000; there were 93.128 motion pictures in the world, and Berkeley, Calif. For 20 years States. know, but if anybody else Is curious The R o ta ry Club EUROPEAN WAR IN A WEEK of which 15.700 were being operated in the United States. let him call Rockland 639-W. and 0------o------0 Hears From Gifted Lips the ask for Helen SILLY SEASON WANING Story Of An Easter Sun­ With Albania’s 15.000-man army ; Zog moved to a mountain strong­ The swallowing of live gold fish by silly collegians has Tlie steps taken toward the con­ rise Service In Riverside, fighting valiantly for independence hold 25 miles away. heaped upon their heads so much derision that the epidemic “BEHIND THE HEADUNES" struction of our four-story factory It is believed in Washington that is on the wane. A despatch from Lancaster, Penn , says that California the Italian forces entered the Al­ building on Camden street are only SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED Europe will face a general war be­ a Franklin & Marshall College student who swallowed six banian capital at 3.30 this morning.1 primitive thus far. but a great sur­ fore next Saturday, hastened, it is live gold fish was in a hospital for observation. Tt doesn't Thrilling Story of High Adventure in Life's Toughest Moments An appropriate adjunct to Un­ supported by dozens of warships and prise awaits anybody who visits expected, by a German attempt to seem as if that was the institution where he belonged. closing season of Eastertide was the that locality for the first time since As Told By New England's Favorite Lecturer hundreds of bombing planes. Kinc seize the free city of Danzig. O O------0 masterful address yesterday deliv­ work started. A SERMON BY A JUDGE ered by Rev. John Smith Lowe. D D goy g ^u ts t0 guide the pilgrims in “Avoid alphabetical relief agencies," said Federal Judge ALTON HALL BLACKINGTON A rather strange combination before his brotheT members of the Another Hatchery John A. Peters, addressing 51 candidates for admission to the ascent of the hillside; you saw which appeals to one well known MONDAY, APRIL 10 citizenship. "It is not a normal American growth," he said; Rockland Rotary Club. The solein- that magnificent cross reflected in . i » , D Rockland man’s fancy is pecans Lobstermen Have Begun a “it is a cancer eating into the safety of all of us." And he said COMMUNITY BUILDING j nity of the occasion admitted of no the light which shone from Its base; j -, . _, and milk Can you beat that? j anti-climax, and by pre-arrange­ so much concerning one of the country's greatest problems you beheld the graying of the skies VRIB|MIgn For One A t| LECTURE 8.00 O’CLOCK—TICKETS 50 CENTS ment the Rotarians and their guests that it is here republished: as dawn approached; and eventually Beal’s Island In the one hundred 56-passenger 39&4OA42 filed silently from the room without This country is no place for drones or any leisure classes. you heard that chorus of 309 voices Intramural buses to be in operation j the formality of the closing song and People supported by the Government are simply eating off as it sang those soags which have The Washington County Cham­ their fellow-citizens . . . Be a worker and producer in your within the grounds of the New , the circle formed by clasped hands. thrilled all hearers down throug'i ber of Commerce anxious to secure own right. Unless you are willing to protect and preserve York World s Fair 1939. the patrons An eloquent speaker, risen to new the American form of government you should not hold up the j-ears. Federal funds for the development are to sit back to back along two I heights and a Rotarian beloved by your hands now and take the oath, but quietly return to your continuous seats running the full R. H. S. MINSTRELS his brethren was the memory car- Dr. Lowe. with his traditional mod- of a lobster rearing station at Beals | former countries. I esty gave little hint to the import- 1 length of the buses. Each of the ARTHUR LAMB. Director j ried away from an awe-inspiring i Island, near Jonesport, have re-| f o swear to defend the Constitution against all enemies ant part which he played in conduct­ foreign and domestic, does not mean that you must be ready two lines of passengers will close­ 1 meeting. quested Gov. Barrows and Com­ THURSDAY-FRIDAY, APRIL 13-14 ing that service in the presence of to take a gun and rush out to kill somebody who is wading ly face high, wide windows afford­ The introduction of Dr. Lowe was missioner Greenleaf to assist them 22.000 persons, tout in conclusion he ashore from Europe to attack us—although you may have to ing unobstructed view of the scenes R. H. S. AUDITORIUM given by another member of the in their efforts. Newman Wilson do even that if some crazy men over there are not stopped. did some sentiments which he ltal through which they pass. All High School Talent Caat of Eighty Rockland cltfb who leng ago won his of the Chamber said that the Maine The most practical way for you to help . . . is not only to jotted down while tlie ball of fin- become a law-abiding citizen. Interested and active in the Curtain 8.15 Sharp spurs as a public speaker—Gilford Congressional delegation had W’hich we know as the sun was mak­ affairs of the community, but to be a worker and producer H ie relaxing and pain-eliminating FUN FROLIC SONGS DANCES B Butler. Mr. Butler told of an pledged Its support of a measure in your own right ing its slow ascent above the effects of anaesthesia are to be which would provide the necessary ADMISSION 25c AND 40c incident which occurred when the horizon. This country was settled by foreign-born pioneers and demonstrated in the Medicine and Tiekets Checked at Chisholm's Store and at High School Rotarians were assembling for his money. one-third of all your fellow-citizens are either foreign-born, The attendance was 55. of whom Public Health Building of the New 42-44 first meeting with the club as one Through the plan a large pound like yourselves, or children of foreign-born or mixed parentage 49 were Rockland members. The All Americans have shaken themselves together into a uniform York World's Fair 1939 through use of its members. He was standing in on the southern side of the island, visiting Rotarians were C. H. Jam e­ type of people—a new race—and established a new form of of a full-size mechanized model of which is managed toy Edmund Alley, the lobby of The Thorndike Hotel son of Camden and E. B Denny ot government which has made this the mast desirable place a human being lying upon an op­ .>+<.++++.>4.4.4.4-4-l-+4-+++++++++4"H-4-+++++++++4"H"H'+++++'4 would be purchased and developed of residence on the face of the globe; In fact, the only place + when somebody slapped him on the Damariscotta. The guests were erating table, surrounded by ani­ at a cost of $25,000. Built several now where people can enjoy safety, freedom and peace, + l back and in a hearty voice said: Walter H Spear. Stuart C. Burgess mated figures of surgeons, nurses years ago the plant is said to be o------o------0 + ’’Hello Gil." He turned to see Dr. and Frank A Winslow of Rockland and others. NOW OPEN! capable of handling 500.000 pounds BOTH PARTIES SATISFIED I Lowe and he got his first lesson in and John Creighton of Thomaston. | the intimacy of his brotherhood, of lobsters and is considered to be It's a very satisfactory kind of an election when both sides + can claim victory. Take Chicago, for instance. Mayor Edward Persons accustomed to the use ot + j Somewhat faintly because the sur­ KNOX-IJNUOLN well built and well located intoxicants must not expect coffee to ♦ In a resolution unanimously' H Kelley was re-elected, and the Democrats point to his sub­ + prise had not worn off. Butler re­ KENTS HILL ( l.l It act as a sobering drink for tipplers, DODGE'S “TINY TAVERN turned in kind—"Hello, John," and i passed at the last meeting the stantial majority. The Republicans counter with the state­ ment that their vote increased to 637.107, and that the according to a report in "The Jour­ walked into the dining room with The Knox-Lincoln Kents Hill Chamber declared that the fisher- percentage received by their mayoralty candidate was 435 nal of the American Medical Associ­ Maverick Square— Route 1, Rockland, Me. his first lesson learned. Club will Friday April 14 hold its imen of Washington and Hancock ation." The report, based on experi­ percent, as compared with the 34 percent given to Alf M The story which Dr. Lowe told was annual spring meeting at Mid- Counties have suffered severely due Landon, the party’s Presidential candidate in 1936 ments conducted at the Institute of of an eastern sunrise service on Mt. Town Cafe, with a beefsteak supper Forensic Medicine of Heidelberg BUTTERED POP CORN O------O------0 Robideaux in the Santa Anna River at 7 o'clock in the restaurant, the YOUR FAVORITE POEM University, states that strong coffee, AVERSION TO FINGERPRINTING + Valley at Riverside, Calif. Told of evening to be spent in the recrea­ given to persons who had drunk HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS This fingerprint business is proving the ruination of the the thrill which he got when unex­ tion room. A short business meet­ If I had my life to live again I "substantial quantities of beer," pro­ would have made a rule to read some "hotel business in some municipalities. In Waterville during pectedly asked to conduct that mem­ ing an old fashioned spelling bee. poetry and listen to some mus!c at duced a brief period of recovery. + LOBSTER ROLLS (toasted) least once a week The loss of these the month of March. 1938, 446 persons applied for lodging at orable meeting with the famous school songs and games will make "However," the report says, “later testes Is a loss o f happiness —Charles the city's police station. Then there came into vogue the CONFECTIONERY CIGARETTES actor Otis Skinner, and a grand up the evening s entertainment. We Darwin. on they had a pronounced feeling of opera star participating. The father system of fingerprinting all applicants—a system which is ' hope for a large atendance of for­ EASTER LILY relaxation and uncertainty, which of Otis Skinner, it developed, had very unpopular with some men who may have good reasons for mer Kent’s Hill-ites and friends of Easter Lily! Easter lily! rendered them unfit for further ex­ ,>4.+++4-+-5.+++-S-++-S-+++4.-S-+'5-+++++++++++++++++*’**+++++ + ' been a frequent visitor at the Lowe the school. Fairest harbinger of Spring not wanting keen-eyed authorities to know what their digits Bursting from your darkened chamber. I perimentation.” home and in the chat which pre­ Lizette Green Emery, Sweet the messages you bring * I look like. The result, so far as Waterville is concerned shows ceded the Easter service the actor Whispering of the glorious dawning that in March this year only 130 men applied for lodgings, I Publicity Chairman. Of that first glad Easter morn, One year ago: Work started brisk­ regaled the pastor with stories his When the tidings. 'Christ Is risen!" and Chief of Police Pourier attributes it to aversion to being ly on the Deer Isle bridge—Under­ Swift on angels' wings were borne C. E. MORSE, JEWELER father had given him of those happy The three - masted schooner fingerprinted. Sheriff C. Earle Ludwick. one of the Maine nourished children fed at the Sal­ days. Thomas H. Lawrence of Boston was 1 thaT ’ ur?’'d ivin e— pioneers ln this study, says the same ratio applies all over the vation Army hall by the Kiwants Announces that he has secured the services of Breathing of State. The brush of a skilled artist could seized in Camden Wednesday night Hr£rl0'!* Ll.ly oLi.the min. Club gained in weight.—The Rubin­ To this trembling soul of mine. not have painted a more faithful by the Maine Inshore Patrol Ol Resurrection light and glory ------;------stein Club held an open meeting Beaming from the Cross afar. to the depletion of their lobsters home for female lobsters bearing j CLYDE M. RICHARDSON picture of that Easter morning than the Coast Guard, for fraud. Now Shedding radiance on my Journey with Mrs. Bernice Sturtevant of • Expert Watchmaker the one presented to the Rotary the property of the United States, To the gates that stand ajar. and expressed the belief tliat a seeds, to deposit, hatch and rear Bath as guest artist.—Job H Mont­ Club yesterday by Dr. Lowe. You and will give prompt and efficient service she Is in charge of the Coast Guard uiy. with your snowy petals rearing program would help to solve in safety, and by this means to con- gomery of Camden, president of the saw the 1303-foot California eleva­ in Rockland. The nature of the ! Teach me purity and faith; Knox Bar Association was admitted Special attention to Electric Clocks and Optical None arrayed In spotless garments this problem. i tinually increase the supply of lob- tion while darkness still covered the alleged fraud the local officials de­ "Such as these'' the Scriptures salth to practice in U. S District Court. Patient waiting ln the darkness. Seed bearing lobsters would b e ' sters to be caught." Repairs landscape, and were told that the clined to discuss. Bowing to the Master's will. —Rockland had a three-inch snow­ OPPOSITE STRAND THEATRE, ROCKLAND, ME. This the secret of your glory, placed in the pound “which is ca- twinkling lights on the mountain­ His good pleasure to fulfil. fall April 8—Grass fires kept the side were from flashlights held by Read The Courier-Gazette —I . Irena Arnold pable and suitable for the natural Read The Courier-Gazette department busy the day before. P age T w o Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, A p ril 8, 1939 Every-Other-Day

vice officer of the day, adjutant and Mildred Scluuinpf of the University ; ters that helped to speed up the The Courier-Gazette TALK OF THE TOWN Two Big Battles sergeant major. In the Maine De­ of Maine Extension Bureau, who will , When ‘Blackie’ Comes founding of the greatest news gath­ TBREE-TIMES-A-WEEK partment he has served as historian ROCKPORT give an interesting talk on "Cooking | ering organization the world has The Lincoln County Rifle Club New V. F. W. Commander and as adjutant and at present holds ft ft ft ft With Herbs." Some Pictures Which For­ We are sanctified through flie over known, will be graphically de­ defeated the Eastern Division team ' the office of chaplain. LIDA G. CHAMPNEY At the Baptist Church Sunday the mer Rockland Boy Will offering of the body of Jesus Christ Was At Aisne-Marne and picted. on the Odd Fellow hall range last I In June at the State Encampment Correspondent exercises will be: 11 a. m. worship, once for all. Heb. 10: 10. zs zs z\ z\ Show Monday Night night 917 to 887 The shooters Verdun of the VF.W. in Biddeford, he will z*» zs zx z\ special Easter music by the choir, Priceless photographs of the early worked themselves into an appe­ be a candidate for the position of days of the Spanish-American War John A Guistin. newly elected Tel. 2229 "The Triumph Song" and "Hail the Alton Hal! Blacklngton's illus­ tite for the nioe refreshments which department vice commander. The with Clipper ships in Boston Harbor, commander of Huntley-Hill Post. Easter Morn." Miss Lottie Mc­ trated lecture "Behind the Head­ were served. Rockland Post has already gone on bringing news dispatches from V.F.W.. enlisted in the regular Charles Marston and family have Laughlin of Rockland will be guest At The High School record to support him for this Im­ lines." which will be presented next Europe where they were taken by Army. Nov. 11, 1917. and sailed for moved from the Wood apartment to soloist. Dedication of children will An invitation to attend the in­ portant position. Monday evening at the Community carrier-pigeons to New York, will be duty in France with Battery A. 54th , the William Murray house on Pleas­ abo form a part of this service. Ser­ auguration of the Canada Dry Bot­ contrasted with the most modern Artillery, C.A.C Upon arrival over- j ant street. mon by the pastor "If Christ Be Building for the benefit of the Con­ (B y T h e Pupils) tling Company's new plant at 2409 Not Risen." At nocn Bible school means of sending photos by radio. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crockett gregational Church, will be one cf Granby street Norfolk. Va, comes with an Easter lesson. "Paul In typical Blackington style, entertained at an enjoyable neigh­ the most thrilling talks of its kind to this paper from the president of A T THE Preaches the Risen Christ;" 6 p. m. bustles and bicycles, brass rails and We were especially fortunate at borhood party last Saturday night. ever given in the State. the corporation. Donald H. Hanley, Young People s Christian Endeavor brown derbys will flash across the a recent assembly in having as our Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar formerly of this city. STATE CAPITOL Miss Helene Dunbar speaker; 7 p. m After years of research through screen as the speaker tells intimate guest speaker Frank A. Winslow, Bohndell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles evening service with special Easter the files cf public libraries in many stories of famous New England associate editor of The Courier- Carver. Mr and Mrs. Charles Ingra­ Past Department Commander music by young peoples choir "He cities and after countless interviews newsmen who hobnobbed with John, Gazette. Mr. Winslow had spoken The House Thursday refused to ham, Mrs. Myra Giles. Miss Ade­ Oliver R. Hamlin will install the Lives" and "The Awakening with famous ‘Gentlemen of the L. Sullivan, Jake Kilrain. and a few previously this year at the High join the Senate in rejecting an officers of Norman H. Dow Post, V. laide Prince. Mrs. Leslie C. Dean. Press." Mr. Blackington has ar- months later were wading waist- School and all members were Chorus" bapnsm and Easter mes­ F. W, and Auxiliary, in Bangor April amendment to thc Sunday motion Mrs Oladys Wilson. Mrs. Mildred ranged a fast moving and exciting deep with the gruesome details of pleased at his return engagement. sage by paster, subject “And Peter." 12. On the 19th he will assist Lercy picture bill providing for a flve-cer.t Holmes. Fred Wallfice and Leo pregram cleverly woven around the i (he Steamer Portland's loss. His lecture. "The Children of Cal­ tax on each Sunday admission. Both Mrs. Phcbe Harmon returned Fri­ P. Smith in the installation cf the Giles. Games were enjoyed and 1 lives of famous journalists begin- Hew the Boston Globe scooped lander" was thoroughly enjoyed by branches have passed the measure day to the home of Mrs. C. H Woos­ VFW Post in Auburn. luncheon was served. | ning with Mclv.lle E Stone who the world with the story of the his audience, a fact that was evi­ to be engrossed, with the House ter after a week’s visit with her Mrs. Charles A. Cavanaugh is I founded the Associated Press. The T.tar.lc and how Claude Oraham denced in the many interested com­ adopting and the Senate turning daughter in Brcokline. Mass. Ruth E. Gregory of Rockland, a | showing improvement from recent I lecturer shows newspaper headlines White won $1C.OOO for flying 33 ments made afterwards. Mr. Wins­ down the tax proposal. The bill Funeral service for Isaac Bryant senior in the school of Education of ’ illness. I at the time of the assassination of miles, is a high spot in the lecture. low was accompanied by another of the University of Maine, has been j carried a local option clause. Miss Virginia Noyes and Miss will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock at The pictures of Teddy Roosevelt our loyal friends. Willis Ayer, whom 1 Abraham Lincoln, followed rapidly elected to Phi Kappa Phi. national i The House Thursday insisted on Barbara Noyes have returned from the RU'sell funeral parlors in Rock­ and his rough rides at San Juan, we always enjoy having with us I by pictures cf the laying of the great honorary fraternity. Miss Gregor.’ I its action of passing the bill to be Boston where they have had em­ port with Rev. J. W. Hyssong of- McKinley and the battleship again. Atlantic Cable which later played an is a Deans' list student and a mem­ engrossed as amended, and adopted ployment for several weeks. "Maine," Gen. Charles H. Taylor, At the close of the assembly Mr, ! important part in world affairs, pic- ber of the Education Club and win- j the motion of Representative McNa­ Judith Rhodes was guest last Sat­ Frank Rider has been passing a tures of the Chicago fire and the "Uncle Dudley," Frank P. Sibley and Blaisdell presented the cup award­ ner of a Normal School Scholarship mara of Winthrop, sponsor of the urday of Nancy Gregory at Glen few days in North Haven. j Johnstown flccd. two major disas- Phillip Hale, will flash upon the ed by the Curtis Publishing Com­ tax proposal, to ask for a committee Cove while her parents. Mr. and screen as Blackie" brings the pro­ pany to Rockland High School for The prevailing distemper and — Mrs William Anderson, who has of conference. Mrs Albert Rhodes were on a trip gram up-to-date with little known selling the largest number of mag­ grippe are making serious inreads ningham. Frederick Richards. Ro- been confined to Knox Hospital for John A. Guistin to Waterville. anecdotes concerning Floyd Oib- azines per capita. The names of The House voted 63 to 57 against in the school attendance. Friday land Richards. Maynard Ingraham, nine weeks with a broken hip. has Stated meeting of Harbor Light bons Bill Cunningham. Walter Herbert Ellingwood as highest sales­ concurrence with the Senate to re­ morning found more than one-haif Charles Marston. The Scout Mas- returned to her home on Maverick seas he was transferred to Battery Chapter O ES. was held Tuesday the High School student body absent [ ter is Maurice Miller and his assist- Winchell and many others. man. and of Miss Jeannette Stahl ject the tax provision. street. The report that the patient B. 53d Artillery. 42d Division, and night. Arrangements were complet­ as faculty sponsor, are engraved Two Senate amendments were from their desks and practically the ants are Clayton Smith and Earle Included in the more exciting was Mrs. Willis Anderson caused the saw action in two major battles. ed for a bridge and beano party to upon the cup. Mr. Blaisdell also adopted by the House. One would same held true in the grades. Dean The first meeting is to be stories Is the exclusive narrative of latter much annoyance but inci­ Aisne-Marne and Verdun. He was be held April 25 under the auspices presented the beautiful trophy, a perm.t municipal officers of a city to On? cf the largest classes from Friday night at the vestry. Fred how President Coolidge took the dentally proved to her that she has gassed at the Ruebecourt Drive The of Harbor Light Club. Mrs. Nellie large gold basketball mounted on decide whether Sunday movies Rockport High School to* take the Crockett of Camden through whose oath of office in Plymouth. Vt.. thc lots of kind friends and neighbors, remaining war days he spent in the Staples, chairman. a pedestal awarded to our boy's should be permitted prior to the in­ annual Washington trip will leave influence this project has been speaker's own views on the Lind­ Defensive Sector. Howard Kimball is confined to his and girl’s basketball teams. Knox as proffers of assistance came from habitants voting on the proposal at Friday morning, chaperoned by started, will be present to assist in bergh Kidnapping Case and spec­ He was again transferred to the home by illness. and Lincoln champions of 1938-39 all sides. a regular city election. The other Miss Mildred Graffam, departmental the organization. Thc boys arc en­ tacular shots of the Morro Castle 53d Artillery Band as an attached Miss Mary Veazie entertained the disaster and other fires. Nancy Howard led the devotions would prohibit any firm or person instructor. In the group, all seniors, thusiastic. Deanna Durbin will be the great musician: later promoted to the bridge club of which she is a mem­ and Perry' Howard presided at the operating motion picture shows on are Alma Annis. Phyllis Crockett. • * * • Of especial interest to local people, drawing card at Strand Theatre the rank of third class musician as a ber at her home Monday night. Sunday from working any employe Vera Easton Ethel Hall. Dorothy Christian Endeavor Rally there will be sandwiched in between assembly. coming week appearing in "Three clarinetist. • • • • more than six days a week. First prize was awarded Mrs Lettie Kimball. Pauline Tatham. Maricr. About 200 young people were scat- other subjects, many local views of Smart Girls.'' Sunday. Monday and When the local V.F.W. Post was At Rockland the affirmative team • • » « Cross with Miss Marion Upahm re­ Taylor. Orace Zoppina. Sydney An-1 ed at the tables for the supper and Rockland with the special emphasis Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday organized, he was elected senior vice comprised of Harold Dondis and The Senate Joined the House in ceiving second and Mrs Doris Graf­ drew?. Walter Bryant. Robert Caln., 240 were present at the evening on Main street and that beloved sec­ the feature attraction will be "Wife, oommander. later serving as junior fam, consolation. Traveler's prize Joseph Dondis was defeated by accepting the majority unfavorable Robert Marcello. Lyle Noyes Ea 1 service when the Knox County tion known as "The Brook" where Husband and Friend." with Loretta went to Mrs. Helena Coltart Fol­ Lincoln Academy's negative team report of the Legal Affairs com­ Upham and Evans Grant Fred­ Christian Endeavor Union held a Alton had Ids first studio in a tiny Young and Warner Baxter; and on NORTHPORT lowing play, lunch was served The decision was 2-1. Judges were mittee on a bill designed to legalize erick Quimby, alsc a senior will ac- rally Monday night at the Baptist room in The Courier-Oazette build Friday and Saturday the celebrated Mr and Mrs. Bert Gregory and company the class to Boston bu: Church. At the business session ing. Mrs. Forest Stone. Thomaston; Robie Ames and his daughter dog racing in Maine. English actor. Charles Laughton, in • • • • daughter Nancy were supper guests because of ill health will not make Guy Young, vice president, presid­ Returning from an exciting trip Rev. Donald Perron. Thomaston; Isabelle spent the past week in "Beachcomber." , last Saturday of Mrs Mayme Car- the entire trip to the West Indies with Superior and Lawyer Gilbert Harmon. Cam­ Westminster. Vt.. visiting Mr. and Representative Cleveland Sleeper, ed in the absence of the president Jr., of Rockland, led an unsuccessful roll Everett Pitts is at home from Kenneth Hooper, who was detained Court Judges Nelson P. Brown. den. Amnog 16 University of M aine' Mrs. Roderick Lord. At Bath, the negative team of attack on a bill providing for ob­ Mrs. Emery St. Clair of Owl's Boston to spend a few days with ■ at home on account of illness. Walter Collings and Dr. 8t Clair seniors elected to membership in ; Mr and Mrs Russell Palmer and Rockland High comprised of Inez servance of principal holidays on Head spent Wednesday at the home his family. J Each society contributed one or Chase. ' Blackie ' dashed into his Phi Kappa Phi national honorary family have returned home after Rowley and June Chatto defeated Mondays. Representative Brown of of her parents. Mr and Mrs D A Elmer St. Clair is confined to his I more musical numbers toward the laboratory to make slides of familiar scholastic society for the university , spending the winter in Jackson.’ Whitmore. the affirmative team of Morse High as a whole, is Miss Ruth E. G reg-' re.opened Monday with Caribou and Buzzcll of Belfast home by illness ' program and gtoup singing was en- faces that he knew between the days and Inez Bowley tied for best joined him in speaking against the Miss Lillian Whitmore was guest Maynard C. Ingraham Is absent ' Joyed during the supper hour. At when he attended Rockland High ory, daughter of William W. Greg- , the same teachers except at Beech bUl. last Saturday of her aunt. Mrs. from his duties at the E. E Ingra­ the evening session Rev. James E School and served the United States speaker at the debate. ory of this city. Miss Oregory. an where Joy The motion of Sleeper to indefi­ Robert W. Studley at Glen Cove. ham Co because of Illness. Navy as ar. official photographer. educational major, is a transfer Mallis of Philadelphia was the Edith Gray was secretary ‘o will teach the spring term nitely postpone the bill was de­ Mrs Phoebe Harmon is spending Methodist sendees Sunday will speaker using as theme "Endeavor.” The pregram that Mr. Blacking- from Farmington Normal School. Principal Blaisdell this week. Happy Days 4-H Club met last feated 68 to 43 and the measure, a week with relatives in Boston. consist cf: Church school at 10 a m. Mr Mallis was born in India and ton is bringing to Rockland has been She is a member of the Educational 8 .turday at homc of thc lcader Mrs • • • • previously amended to exclude Juty Mr. and Mrs. Lester Shibles who At the 11 a m. service of worship received his education in India and carefully arranged to fit the Interest Club and winner of thc Normal Office boys this week were the Thelma Wood. Thc County Club 4, Independence Day. was given it; have been confined to thc house the pastor will deliver an appro­ England. For a number of years 1 of Maine people and represents School Scholarship. ;amc as those of last week. leader. Spurgeon K Benjamin dem­ third reading. with the grippe arc showing im­ priate Ea ter mc«-sage and Easter he was a missionary in Ceylon, but ' mere than 10 years of work in gath- • ♦ • • onstrated thc proper way to candle provement. Wiljo M Undell of Warren ana Representative Dow of Kenne­ music will be furnished by thc choir. now gives his time to conferences ering a priceless collection of pic- eggs for market Mrs Wood ex­ Byron Rider is home from Burdett There was no Senior High or Ju ­ William 6. Cook of Tenant's Har­ bunkport. who introduced the toil!, At thc 7 o'clock service the choir all over America and England In ’ tures that show outstanding Jour- plained and demonstrated the dif- College for the Easter vacation. nior High assembly this week bor were recently elected to Tau said ft would give Maine workers will present a story in song. “The his talk he drew many interesting nalists and news in the making, • • • * J ferent stages of the egg under incu- The Garden Club will meet Tues­ Beta Pi. honorary’ engineering so­ and employers five “long weekends." Dawn Immortal." Following this illustrations from his experiences It will be entirely different from Examinations for the third quar­ i batlon. The next meeting will be day night at the home of Mrs. Diana ciety at the University cf Maine Sleeper contended the proposal service there will be an important in these distant lands. 1 the previous program that made ter which were to be held the ba­ April 15 when a check-up on all Pitts. The guest speaker will be M"? Lindell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. would put Maine "out of step" with meeting cf the financial committet. In the awarding of the attendanc > such a hit in November. ginning of this week began yes­ reports will be made by the leader. Rev. N F Atwood was in Camden John Lindell. is a Dean's list stu­ other States. Holidays which would banners. West Rockport received the When "Behind The Headlines' terday and will continue next week Ermo Flanders, son of Mr. and be celebrated on Monday were Wash posing salary increases for various Friday afternoon to officiate at the * • • • dent. member of Alpha Chi Sigm■». banner for 100^ attendance and was first shown at the Boston City Mrs Clyde Flanders Is confined to Ingtons Birthday. Memorial Day. county officials and municipal and funeral services of Fred W. Brown. Plans are under way for the an­ chemical engineering society, the Thomaston for the largest percent- I Club before an audience of 2500 his home with measles. Patriot's Day. Columbus Day and probate court judges and recorders He also officiated at funeral services nual "Minstrel Show" which is to track team and Delta Tau Delta, so­ age of members present. men. it was declared to be the mast Forrest Green went Sunday to Armistice Day. The salaries and fees committee Tuesday for J. F. Gould in Camden. be held in the Rockland High School cial fraternity. Cook is the son of Mrs. Eva Moon was supper chair­ interesting and thrilling program .. - ,, c r- u i . New Hampshire where he has em- Representative Harry E. Plummer majority favorable repert on the The annual birthday party cf the auditorium April 14 and 15 Better Mr and Mrs. William F. Cook, is a man. assisted by members of the ever given before that noted organi­ ployment with a lumber salvage of Lisbon Falls, in an amendment, proposal was accepted Thursday, Methodi-t Ladies' Aid was held at buy your ticket early, it's going to Dean's list student. Trytohelp Club. zation. crew. sought to Include weekly newspa­ after the House had voted 88 to 42 the vestry Wednesday night and be good. • • • • Claremont Commandery. K. T., Mrs. Henry Trandy recently pers as well as dailies as designated in a roll call, to reject the adverse proved highly succtsful Owing Individual interviews were given will attend Easter services at the slipped on the ice on her doorstep publications for the printing of an minority report which was accepted to illness it was necessary to make to thc Seniors this week and last Universalist Church marching and sustained a broken wrist. annual statement of thc financial yesterday by a 67 to 64 vote. several changes in the scheduled SEAPLANE SERVICE by Principal Blaisdell for the pur­ thither, escorted by the Rockland The family of Sidney Hodgdon are condition of the State by the State The bill provided pay increases program, but thc sengs and readings pose of finding out what the pup.l Band. Easter breakfast will bd confined at home with measles. controller. for thc Hancock County treasurer. presented were much enjoyed. Sand- Fare $2.50 each way plans to do after graduating from served at 9 a. m. at 50 cents a plat ! Roy Genthner of Waldoboro was The bill and amendment were Judge of thc Lincoln municipal wishes. cake and coffee were served. (Round Trip rate discontinued) court, Wiscasset; judge of the Lin­ High School. —and worth much more. Com­ a business caller in town recently. tabled by Representative Lloyd F Rev. N. F. Atwood will administer LEAVE DAILY. * • * * mander Robert A Webster assures Mrs Ethel Clarke and son Rae Crockett of North Haven, following coln County probS tc court, and thc the ordinance of baptism to a large ROCKLAND VINAI, IIAVEN NORTH HAVEN In thc beginners typewriting The Easter observance is one of thc i accompanied by Mrs Joel P Wood, objection to thc change by Repre­ Aroostook County treasurer and the group of candidates at the 9 30 a m. ft IMAM. 8.15 A.M. ’ 8.25 A.M. 3.00 P. M. 3.15 P. M. 3.25 P. M. classes Richard Karl, and Elizabeth finest things the Commander; I Panels Wood and Mrs. Lewis Mar- sentative Murchle of Calais. Mur- latter official's clerk hire. service Sunday at the South Thom­ Lurvey have hit thc target for 35 dees.' says Commander Webster.! (*n attended the Farm and Homc chie said $6000 would be saved aston Methodist Church. AIRWAYS, INC. A chain store tax won approval • • • • words a minute; Louise Harden. urging the Sir Knights to make Wfck meetings in Orono. Maine by restricting publication to NEXT TO PUBLIC LANPING Sylvia Hayes. Lucy Thompson. Loris Ramsey who is very ill is the dailies alone. yesterday of the House which in a Scout Troop Formed TEL. ROCKLAND 338. NIGHT TEL. THOMASTON 86 every effort to take part. ROCKLAND. MAINE Jeannette Saunders. Roger Perry, being attended by a Belfast • • • • aay devoted almost entirely to tax­ A Boy Scout trcop is being organ­ ation debate, rejected proposed 3Stf and Joseph Pietroski have hit the John P. Carey of Bath, past dis­ physician. Reversing its adverse action of ized for this town. Several men met levies on Incomes and tobacco prod­ target for 30 words a minute and trict deputy, will install the officers Wednesday, the House of Represen­ at the Methodist vestry recently, they have received pins for their of Rockland Lodge BF.OE.. next Read The Courier-Gazette tatives Thursday approved a bill pro- ucts. agreed upon asking the Church to The chain store tax ranging from good work. Monday night, that event having as sponsor the movement, named a $3 on one store to $300 each on • • • • its forerunner a chicken supper at Scout Committee and a Scout Mas­ stores of companies operating more WANTED Much sympathy has been ex­ 6 30 Those who will take their seats ter and assistants. The matter was than 500, was endorsed 92 to 35. pressed by the members of this in the Lodge are: Exalted Ruler. brought before thc Board Sunday, FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS Proponents estimated it would pro­ school for Coach Matheson in the William H. Blake: Esteemed Lead­ and approved. ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE duce revenue of $300 000 annually loss of a younger brother, whose ing Knight. Albert Collins: Esteemed The committee is: George Cun- which, by terms of the bill, would burial occurred Monday of this Loyal Knight. Dr. Dana Newman; I COLLATERAL LOANS “ C l W o D be specifically allocated for old week in Winslow. Esteemed Lecturing Knight. D" i SECURED BV LISTED STOCKS AND BONDS • * * * age assistance. Blake Annis; secretary. Joshua N. Agnes Johnson and Ione Louraine 'Representatives of rural com­ Southard; treasurer, Almon P. Rich- have passed their 100-word test in munities. leading debate for the ard.on; tiler. Slmcn Crosby; trustee. ROCKLAND SAVINGS BANK senior shorthand chain stores bill, contended the Robert Brewer. Established 1868. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. • • • • tax would not be “news" as a sim­ ,27 27Stf The 8th period Explorers Club Word has been received of the | ilar levy, with a flat rate of $50 had a meeting Tuesday April 4 in for each store, was repealed in 1937. the music room The usual meeting death on Thursday of this week of Miss Helen M. Fogler at Melrose J Both Republican and Democratic procedure was followed and then Mass., where she had made her | Party platforms have declared the program was turned over to OF UNNECESSARY EXPENSES aainst "new taxes." homc during a long period of in­ Ruth Hammond. Skipper of thc 3d The vote against the tobacco tax CROCKER-W HEELER validism. culminating in pneumo­ degree, who had charge of then en­ was 88 to 33 and against thc in- j nia. Miss Fogler was the daugh­ Il is a good idea to have a financial ‘‘house tertainment: Tap dance. Lucy- come tax. 87 to 134. ter of the late Major Prentiss M. SPLASH PROOF ELECTRIC MOTORS Thompson; accompanied by Ruth cleaning,” too, now and then. We all have The income tax was disposed of J and Carrie (Hull) Fogler. of Hope. Seabury. The program was then expenses which we could cut out without with comparatively brief debate The survivors are one sister. Miss It moters are to be ins'alled in damp, dusty turned over to Mr. Smith. For next losing any real enjoyment but we let and by a voice vote, whereas roll j Gertrude Fogler of Hollywood. oi outdoor locations, mechanical protection meeting Pauline Carroll is to be these unnecessary items accumulate like calls followed prolonged discussion' Calif., and an uncle, Major John , responsible for entertainment; Hel of the tobacco and chain store mea­ is fuini.hed for these conditions in Ihe Fogler of Skowhegan, and several the old hats and shoes in our closets. We mi Lchto is chairman of the pro­ SPLASH PROOF CROCKER-WHEELER cousins. Funeral services will be j know we ought to throw the stuff away sures. gram. Donald Chaplcs is assistant; Majorities of the Taxation Com­ held Sunday at 1.30 p. m, at the but through sentiment or lack of courage ir.-.toi. As an added protection thc stalois Russell Williamson is to report on mittee had reported favorably on Home ol Truth, 1 Queensbury street of all CROCKER-WHEELER motors are strange facts; thc movie guide is we hesitate. I the chain store tax and against in­ Boston. * Alvin Perry; Dorothy Melvin will Perhaps YOU ought to have a finan­ come and tobacco taxes. va-uum impregnated with moisture reslsl'ng cover anniversaries; Joseph Pie­ cial ‘‘house cleaning” right now. P la n The Income tax would have been varnish. This is your assurance that moisture Read The Courier-Gazette troski will cover Jokes and Lucille better, and bank the difference. a levy of one percent on the first laden or dusty ventilating air and rondensa- Melvin is to cover current events. thousand dollars of taxable net in­ ticn will net cause motor failure. Insist on Lucille Connon, keeper of the ephe­ “Citizenship Training.” He ex- come and increasing in a sliding ccmplctc protection—made possible by thc meris. was a special guest. In pccially brought to the attention scale up to 12 percent on taxable closing a group of games was played of the students thc need of keeping net Income of more than $10,000 use of thc vacuum impregnated process. off the lawns. Special schoolboy with Alvin Perry and Joseph Pie­ KNOX COUNTY TRUST COMPANY with personal credits of $1,000 for patrolmen have been stationed near troski as winners.—Ernest Harring- Rockland, Camden, Union, Vinalhavcn, Warren single persons, $2,000 for those mar­ tom keeper of the ephemeris several lawns. ried, ahd $300 for each dependent. • • • • • » « • HARVEY DISTRIBUTING CO. Sunt George Cumming, at a short It has been voted by all pupils GARDINER VtVEi-P FEDEAAl COURIER-GAZETTE WANT ADS T E L 262-W SALES AND SERVICE special assembly held Wednesday to buy a movie camera with the I WORK WONDERS afternoon spoke to the pupils on proceeds of the Minstrel Shew. Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, April 8, 1939 Page Three

by light breakfast in vestry of TALK OF THE TOWN SERMONETTE church. WE WANTERKNOW! THE FIRST FISH SWALLOWER 10.30 a. m. Editor of The Courier-Gazette:— “COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR Easter—1939 Sentences for Meditation, SHADOWS BEFORE” Organ Prelude. | Who raised the first flag over a April 9—Easter Sunday. Every year, with song, prayer •P rocession al Hym n No. 154—"Christ schoolhouse? The National Tribune April 9 —Warren— Cantata. "Christ and praise; Christians through­ th e Lord." Triumphant'' at Baptist Church. Not a Collegian, But East Union Fisherm an- •Call to Worship. of Washington is trying to find April 10 Alton Hall Blackington out the world feel anew the hope Responsive Prayer. lectures at Community Building. Anthem—"Ring out glad bells j the answer to this question. Hon. April 13 - Waldoboro — Meeting of that is the very essence of their Eastcr-tide." Why Alec Meril Did the Stunt Bartlett c p Richards of Rockport writes Community Garden Club. faith. Down through the ages The Responsive Reading. April 11—Camden—Illustrated lec­ Gloria Patrl. to the Tribune: ture by Lt-Com. Donald B. MacMillan they have never forgotten Jesus Baptism and Reception of Members. at Opera House. “I understand that the question This "Gold Pish” craze is now Prayer. April 1314- Rockland High School this and demanded to be allowed to statement. “I am thc resurrec­ The Lord's Prayer. of to whom belongs the honor of Minstrels at auditorium. rapidly causing extinction of these tion and the life. He that be- Offertory, April 14(10 a m. to 4 p. m t Knox handle the fish and rule. Presentation of Easter Offerings, first raising thc flag over the public County W.CTU. Institute at Methodist beautiful specimens, threatening for Permission being granted, he I lieveth in me though he were Anthem—"As It Bogan to Dawn." , . ,. , . . „ __ Church. Rockland. Spruce schoolhouse is a mooted one. Some April 14—South Thomaston—Comedy them the same fate as has befallen basely took advantage and swal­ dead yet shall he live; and who­ Sermon—"The Divine Law of Produc^ of our soldier boys, now men past "Correspondence Courtship" at Orange the Dodo, the Great Auk and the soever llveth and believeth in me tlvlty. Except a com of wheat hall. lowed the evidence. Then a 6-inch fall into the ground and die, it middle age wish me to state what April 14—Warren-Senior class play Passenger Pigeon. trout legally caught was only a trout shall never die." abldeth alone " John 12: 24 I - , at Town Hall. Solo—“Thc Resurrection Morn." , ’ know. It has certainly gone far enough, Through long periods of des­ April 14 Knox-Lincoln Kents Hill but a five and one-half Inch fish Rodney; “in the beginning of thc War in Club meets at Mid-Town Cafe. tout probably there will be no let was a “gold fish,” to the extent pair and persecution when it •Benediction. April 17 Annual meeting of Shake­ IN IHE ROCKLAND CHURCHES Organ Postlude, 1861 I was the teacher of the High speare Society. Copper Ke tie. has seemed that the hatred of .(• The people standing) up until the last golden scale has of $21.47, or so, when seized by a School in Rockport. In the latter April 19 (Patriots Day)—Second an­ the world would destroy religion. Organist, Carol G. Jillson nual marathon race by Belfast Boys vanished. But to the glory (or warden. Well Karl Alexander St. Bernard's Catholic Church traying the Easter Message under Soloist. Lydia T Storer l>art of April the same year, the Club. shame) of Knox County in this good Men of God have said repeatedly, 9 00 Friendly Men's Bible Class. . . April 19— Jimmie and Dick at Com­ Merilainen who is now dead is well At 8 o'clock Mass the usual Easter the title "The Symbol of a Cross." 1200 Baraca Class. Mrs. Ruth Eiiing- , Fourth Maine was being raised in munity Building old State of Maine goes the begin­ we can die but we will not for­ remembered as a good neighbor. hymns will be sung. At 10.45 will written by Mattie B. Shannon. The 12 00 S °4L All Dept'a., Leroy Chatto, RockIand and Vicinity. The High April 20 -Monthly meeting of Bap­ get or deny our Redeemer.” To­ tist Men's League ning of this food fad, and resultant Referring to his own name, he be the Mass of the Sacred Heart characters are as follows: s u p t. School boys were much interested April 23 — Knox Hospital Auxiliary day they have stood as firmly 6 30 Epworth League concert by Rockland city band at Park vitamistic benefits to the human once said with appropriate ges­ (High Mass) at which “Regina Abdiel ...... Oladys Gray and very patriotic. One of them Theatre as the martyre of other times. 7.30 p. m. race. Note carefully ye Harvard ture. “A darned long name; one Coeli” will be sung at the offertory. Patricia ...... Barbara Bartlett came to me and asked if I should April 24- Monthly meeting of Rock­ Many times in these years of Cantata. "Victorius Redeemer.' land League of Women Voters. champions. week to say it, three weeks to write • • • • Lois ...... Elinor Nye object to raising the flag on top May 1—Child Health Day hate and fury, Jews. Catholics by Thomas. Director Lydia Storer. May 1—Radio Ball by Central Fire At least ten years ago, a Finnish it. So I cut him to Alec Meril." First Church of Christ .Scientist Reuben ...... Roger Conan) of the school building. and Protestants have died rather Organist Carol Jillson. Door, open Station at Ocean View Ballroom resident of East Union. Karl Alex­ But he was the original "Gold Pish" “Arc sin, disease, and death real?" Chloe ...... Genevieve Withee “I answered, "Most certainly not. May 5 —Stonington— Entertainment than forget the God whose grace at 7 p. m. by Grade Schools. ander Merilainen was forced to the cater and those few seconds in sav­ is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon Caius ...... Cleveland Gray It is my duty to teach patriotism May 6—St. George reunion at Hotel and mercy have led them since Organ prelude, Continental. Cambridge. Mas, stunt. Indirectly sharing honors ing $21.47, perhaps more, as he had that will be read in all churches of Phillip ...... Ralph Munro Hymn No 151 Come ye faithful." and I know of no better object May 13 Maine Hand Englue League time began. • • • • Anthem- "The Resurrection and .. _ „ , ____ . u . with him was William F. Davis, been caught once before will prob­ Christ, Scientist, on April 9. The the Life," shackley lesson than the flag flying from the m eet* In R ockland . Our Catholic brethren lost the May 1$ (2.301—Annual day of Rock­ then and now an efficient protector ably give him the financial record Golden Text is: “I am thc Lord Congregational Church Solo parts by Thelma Stanley. schoolhouse ' The next day this land League of Women Voters great head of that vast com­ Howard Crockett, Roger Teague I scnooinouse. inc next uaj May 17-20—High School students go of fish and game. Merilainen was for one fish. that hcaleth thee (Exodus 15: 26). Rev. Corwin H. Olds, pastor scripture Reading. | boy, A. D. Champney, afterwards ou tour to World's Fair. munion of souls, Pius XI; loved trout fishing and was unexpectedly Mr. Davis always will remember Among the citations from the Bible Trio—"Open Our Eyes," MaeFnriatif. in the First D. C. and First Maine by ail men, who hope in God. Mrs. Faith Berry, organist confronted by the Warden and his this and it is surely a treat to hear are the following passages: "Bless Ruth Hoch. Lorltn Bicknell i Cavalry went to the woods, cut a THE HEATHER He is at rest with his Redeemer. Easter Sunrise service by thc Lydia Storer fish measuring device. A trout and see him act out the part as the Lord, O my soul, and forget not Offertory. I staff and with the help of his This Easter must seem indeed Comrades of the Way on Dodge's measured by Mr. Davis was by him delineated by good old Alec Meril. all his benefits: Who forglveth all Presentation of Easter Offerings, I schoolmates, erected It. Extremely cloudy in Europe, and resurrection Sunday to all Chris­ mountain at 5.00 a m., meeting at Hymn No. 156— "Alleluia," found to be one-half inch shorter A. Jay See thine iniquities; who healeth all "The next morning a large, beau- Just the same in Rockland, except tians, of that faith, as they think the church at 4.30 a. m. and return­ "Victorious Redeemer"—Including than legal. Merilainen disputed Uhion, April 4. thy diseases; Who redeemeth thy duets, ladies’ chorus, mens’ chorus., tiful flag was thrown to the breeze. that the Easter dress styles will not of the holy man Pius XII who ing after the service, for cocoa and life from destruction; who crowneth The building standing on a hill include gas masks. Easter Sunday succeeds him. Our prayers Join doughnuts. Tenor solo. Robert Teague; soprano thee with loving kindness and ten­ overlooking the village and sur­ also cloudy, so look out for those Russell D. Bartlett has gone to More Talk of the Town on Page 2. with theirs that God will bless Morning service of public worship solo, Ruth Hoch; soprano solo Thel­ der mercies; The Lord executeth rounding country made the flag new feathers. Zounds! Gadzooks! Athol, Mass., where he is employed and strengthen him in the troub­ and church school at 10.30 a. m. ma Stanley; alto solo. Lydia Storer; righteousness and judgment for all very conspicuous. Many a cheer etc,, etc. by the Federal Reclamation Service. The American Legion Auxiliary led days ahead. Organ prelude—"Adoration." Borowskl baritone solo, Howard Crockett. that are oppressed." (Psalms 103. Processional hymn—"Christ the Benediction. went up from the ipassersby during meets Monday night at 7.30. Re-I Let us at Easter service re­ Lord Is Risen Today." 2-4, 6). Organ Poatlude. the summer following. Thc raising fast closes at noon During the absence of Mrs. Eliza­ freshments will be served and March j member Paul's words, “The suf­ Call to Worship. April 16—Conference Sunday. Al! The Lenten • • • • D oxology. of this flag took place not later beth Gilbert her position at the and April birthdays will be observed. ferings of this present time are Anthem—“King All Olorlous." Barnby Sunday School Classes as usual but today. First Universalist Church Responsive Reading. than the middle of May 1861. Mr. Western Union is being taken by not worthy to be compared with Gloria Patrl, no preaching service morning or Rev. John Smith Lowe, D. D., pastor , m , , . . , , Champney is still here as are sev- The class or 1912 will have a Mrs. Maxine Gardner. The tug Sommers N. Smith was ' the glory which shall be revealed Prayer, nlght. This Is our one day to visit of maUs whQ wJU looked over by the Federal steam- j The Easter service will begin five Solo, special block of seats at Alton to us." Offertory—"O Fllll et Flllae." Lorct other churches of the city. statement;. boat doctors this week, and her J minutes early, 10 40 a. m. with the From an ancient Easter Carol Blackington's lecture Monday night. The schooner Charles Klinck was "For Christ the Lord hath Junior sermon. Dr. Wilsons subject Sunday again offered at auction yesterday blood pressure and steam pressure Sir Knights of Claremont Com- Baptism of Children. , *„v,i oi, •• Mrs. Emma L. Torrey risen, our joy that hath no end." mandery No. 9 attending in a body. Hymn—"Crown Him With Many morning (April 23), Springtime Community services Sunday at by U. S. Marshal Utterback. being were found normal. C row ns," "He will make her wilderness . . . 'R°ckPort" APnl «• —William A. Holman Organ prelude—"The Heavens Are Scripture Reading. K. P. hall at 3 p. m. Special music knocked down at an insignificant Telling." Hayden Quartet—"O Morn of Beauty," Slbelllus Eden." figure by a local bidder. The for­ The Knox Industries building Doxology. Sermon—"He Is Risen." Mr. Larcomb's subject will be "The Invocation and Lord's Prayer, Rev Corwin H. Olds Residence of minister. 41 Beech READ ALL THE NEWS Lost Christ." mer owner of the craft was Charles committee organized with Earle R Confession of Faith. Recessional Hyinn—"Come Ye street, Tel. 1116-R THEN READ ALL THE ADS Crockett Engaged Hymn—'The Day of Resurrection." Faithful. Raise the Strain." E. Trenholm of Saint John. N. B. Gowell as chairman. His associates Response Selection. Benediction. are E. P. Glover. A. C. McLoon. E. L . Anthem—"As It Began to Dawn." Organ postlude—"Hosanna." Wachs Prank A. Tirrell Jr., is reported North Haven Legislator Will V incent to have ordered a commodore's uni­ About three weeks hence there Spear and A. F. McAlary. Soprano solo, Mrs. Veazie Comrades of the Way will hold W ed Augusta Girl In Scripture Lesson. form. At least he has bought a will be moored at the seaward end Solo— Ring Out Glad Easter­ their regular meeting in the vestry of the Public Landing a new float Popeye. the Sailor, lovers will see tide, Dressier of the church at 6 30 p. m. large power boat with a view to the Fall Mrs. Bullard happy recreation hours on Megun- 50x20 feet, or about double the 1 him at Strand Theatre Sunday. Prayer. Choir Response—"There Is No DRY CLEANING SALE ticook Lake. size of the one which has been in Monday and Tuesday in the new two Commissioner of Agriculture Death/' Wells First Baptist Church use. It is about four feet in thick­ reel length color cartoon titled Offertory—"The Beatitudes." Chadwick Prank P. Washburn and Mrs. Wash­ An< hem —“O D eath W here Is th y Rev. J. Charles MacDonald, pastor Three Knox County students at ness and of such sturdy construc­ “Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp." burn of Augusta yesterday an­ Sting." Turner Morning Service—10.30 U. of M have been elected to Tau tion that it is expected to do duty Soprano solo, Mrs Veazie CONTINUED nounced the engagement of their Sermon—"Out of the Tomb." Prelude—Instrumental trio—"The Beta Pi. national honorary scholas­ winter or summer. The float is be­ .William Tarbox, manager of Hotel Dr John Smith Lowe Deluge." Saint-Saens daughter Louise Annette, to Lloyd Hymn—"Alleluia," Mrs. Elsa Constantine, organ; tic society of the College of Tech­ ing built at the Snow yard, which McAlpin in New York, is spending Benediction. Mrs Ruth Sanborn, piano; P. Crockett, State Representative Organ postlude—"Triumphal Mlsa Bertha Luoe. violin. LADIES’ AND MEN’S nology. They are Stephen K. Gross has devoted the better part of a his spring vacation at his former March." Gulmant Doxology-Invocatlon, of Camden, William S. Cook of Ten century to building staunch craft of home in Thomaston. “Bill” is look­ from North Haven, when Miss • • * • Anthem—"Welcome Happy Morn­ ing." Ncidllngcr ants Harbor and Wiljo M. Lindell all kinds. ing “fit" and needs to with the tre­ Washburn was hostess to a group at Saint Peter's C hurch Incidental solo by Mrs. Lillian Joyce mendous strain which will be visited the Washburn home, Scripture Lessonjohn. 20. of Warren. (Episcopal) Hymn. No. 8, TOPCOATS Prayer. BORN upon all New York hotel men when The engagement was announced Rev. E. O. Kenyon Rector Comrades of the Way will meet Quartet —•'Magdalene," Warren Sablen—At Rockland. April 7. to Mr the World's Pair opens. as corsages of spring flowers were The First Vespers of Easter and Mrs. Lillian Joyce. Mrs Muriel at the Congregational Church at and Mrs Nelson Sablen, daughter— presented to the guests. Crle. Osmond Palmer. Marlene Gertrude. I the Lighting of the Paschal Candle Russell Carter De Luxe Work 4 30 a. m. Sunday morning, and will The winner of the Lydia O. Miss Washburn graduated from Announcements. ] at 4 p. Bowdoin College. He Is at Public beano in G A R. hall Mon­ those that were or.ce connected with Doxology. day afternoon. Attractive awards. To all our friends and neighbors present proprietor and owner of the Invocation Lord's Prayer. who were so kind to our loved one thc order —By Henry H. Payson. Responsive reading—"Thc Glorious Sponsr D.U.V.—adv. Walter Joyce during his Illness we North Haven Dairy and Pasteuriza­ Resurrection." wish to express our sincere thanks tion Plant and is serving his sec­ Hymn—"Llft Up. Lift Up Your SELF also to .those who offered their cars Funeral services for Almon B. Voices Now." COURIER-GAZETTE WANT ADS and sent flowers or In any way ren­ ond term in the Legislature. Scripture Lesson—Luke 24. dered their assistance we are truly Cooper were held Sunday aftemoo.i Anthem—"When the Easter Lillies SMOOTHIMC WORK WONDERS grateful. We especially thank the The wedding will take place in the Bloom." Walter members of Woodcock-Cassie-Coombs at the Universalist Church, Dr. Prayer -Response, Post of the American Legion. early fall. Announcements. Mr and Mrs. James Tabbott, Mr. John Smith Lowe officiating. The Offertory—"Easter Hymn" (Tran­ and Mrs. Pierce Crockett and Mr. and Masonic funeral ritual followed, con­ scription). Freeman \ifo n /z e Mrs Parker Crockett, his relatives. “Behind the Headlines," Alton Anithem—"Christ the Lord Is Ambulance Service Vinalhavcn. * ducted by Laurence C. Perry of Easter Monday Ball Hall Blackington's outstandingly Risen Today." Lorenz Aurora Lodge, F.AM. The bearers Sermoncttc for children. • Cam den Opera H ouse Strawberry plants grown at Glen popular Illustrated lecture of real Hymn -“Christ Arose." were officers with thc deceased dur­ life thrills and high adventure will Sermon—"The Eternal and Unalterable RUSSELL Cove, Premier and Dunlap. Place ing his service as Worshipful Mas­ Easter Message," Presenting be presented Easter Monday, April Benediction. orders early. Tel. 44-3. W. C. Luf­ Postlude—"Sweet Sabbath Bells." Holt FUNERAL HOME ter of Aurora Ledge. Laurence C. 10, at Community Building. 39-42 Wood, linoleum and ce­ GORDON HOWE kin, R.FD. city.—adv. lt* 7.15 p. m. 9 CLAREMONT ST. TEL. 862 Perry. Martin 8. Graves. Roland A. ROCKLAND, ME. ment floors take on new and his Rackliff. Ralph U. Clark, David 8. At thc evening service there will 98-tf life and color with this «•’ be a pageant of two scenes por­ durable waterproof enamel. SelJ-smoothing. Dries in six BLUE ROMANCERS Beach, Lloyd E. Daniels, Leland N. Drinkwater, Wilbur A. Fogg, Leslie hours. Preserve the life of your floors with this depend­ Dancing 8.30 to 12.00 R. Somers. Herman R. Wlnchen- able solid color floor coating. Choose from ten colors. Admission 40 Cents EASTER BALL baugh, Roy E. Danielson, and Wil­ MORE THAN A MERE AT liam I. Brewster. Interment was in GESTURE OF RESPECT Sea View cemetery. A monument is a permanent GLEN CO VE tribute to the departed. It should Jimmie and Dick, prime radio therefore be selected with rever­ ent care. The design should ap­ Monday Night favorites, will have other celebri­ 112 Pint con FLOOR ENAMEL .4 0 propriately commemorate thc RUBBERSET Brush ’ ’ * ‘ 2 5 t ties with them /when they appear FARADAY Music By loved one's memory. Wc have Regularlar Value .65 BURPEE'S April 19 at Community Building. many different styles and various D A N N Y PA T T sizes from which you can choose. Cora Deane, the famous Kansas Telephone 955 and his City Kitty, Willie Pierson and Our long experience as monu­ MORTICIANS ment-makers Is at your com­ NOVELTY BOYS Eddie Lee will be in the cast. mand. Ambulance Service Amateurs wishing to compete for SIMON K. HART INFORMAL the generous prizes should register All Kinds of EDW ARD O’B. GONIA EVERYBODY WELCOME W IUIAM I DORNANJSON TKLS. »»0 AND 781-1 at Chisholm's. Candy will be given Monumental Work ADMISSION: to all children who attend the 3.15 “Let Me Furnish Your Memorial ' CEMETCRY MEMORIALS. T E L . 7 1 0 467 M AIN ST. MI-885 MAIN 8T, ROCKLAND 53 PLEASANT ST.. ROCKLAND EAST UNION THOMASTON M en, 15c; I Julies, 25c show. The evening performance is 119-tf 36Stf 39Stf at 8. P age Fouf Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, April 8, 1939 Every-Other-Day

Mrs. C. B. Stahl were in Portland rehearsal Tuesday after school at i Edwfu'd ^ . ‘B. Burgess, Deacon and Earl Robinson presided over tlie Mr. Cutting lectured along with Thursday. WARREN the Intermediate school, in prep- Mrs. ** John ’**“ Paulson find Mrs. Tru­ punch table. Punch and home­ the pictures, giving many instruc­ WALDOBORO Douglas Buskey of Fitchburg, aration for the Parent Supper April man Sawyer of the Thomaston made cookies were served for re­ tive facts. The High school or­ f t Mass., is visiting at the home ot Mr. 18. Baptist Church, carnations from freshments. House decorations were chestra under the direction of Miss MRS LOUISE MITjLER and Mis. Harold Perry. ALENA L. STARRETT The committee appointed to In­ the five grand children and a bou­ of potted plants. The guest book Verna Robinson played several quet ol' mixed .spring flowers Irom was in charge of Mrs. Fred Butler. selections, creditably. Correspondent Mr. and Mrs Otis Ellis were in Correspondent vestigate overcrowded conditions at George Young and family of Arling­ Besides the many gifts iMr. and Mrs. Willis Vinal gave a report f t f t f t f t Belfast Friday to attend the funeral ft ft ft ft the High School met Thursday ton, Mass., brother of Mrs. Wyllie. Mrs. Wyllie were remembered with of the dental clinic party of March T e l. 27 of Mr. Ellis’ nephew. Tel. 49 night at the High School This A gift of money was received from cards and letters of congratulation 18, and of the dental work which Mrs. William Richards has re­ committee will meet today at 2 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wyllie, Mr. from friends and former pastor.',, is being done on the money taken Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hilton were turned to Flint, Mich, after visiting | Mrs. Amy Fuller passed last week- o'clock to look over several lots. . and Mrs. Fred Butler and Maurice telephone calls, and a wire from from that party and the hall rental. guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus end in Rockland with her daugh- W. A. Creamer Is 111 with pneu­ monia. Wyllie in the form of a nosegay New York city. Nine children thus far have been Warren Colwell. Robinson. ter, Mrs. George Law. • • • • » • « • bouquet, the coins cleverly wrapped awarded dental certificates due to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Havener and * * * * Frank D. Rowe, accompanied by in celophane to represent gold. Illustrated Travel Lecture the clinic. This certificate will be Woman's Club Meeting William Thomas and Archie Nick- son, Wendally have returned to Gulden Wedding Anniversary More than fifty attended from The pictures shown Thursday checked on the seven-po nt award Tliirty-two members and guests erson of Union attended the meet- Westbrook after spending two Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Wyllle who Thomaston. East Union. Augusta. night at the Woman's Club, by to be made next month. Five more attended the annual business meet- j hig of the Southern Schoolmen’s months with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis observed their golden wedding an­ Rockland and this to^n. Edward C Cutting of Sniun Port­ children will go to the clinic this ing and luncheon of the Woman s League held Monday In Brooks. The Mank. niversary Thursday were married land, a former local boy were great- making a total of 14 who will be Club Tuesday at Stahl's Tavern speaker was Harland Tattershall, A short program had been ar­ Mrs. Henry Hilton entertained at dent: W. H. Brooks Jr., secretary April 6, 1889 by Rev. F V. Nor­ ly enjoyed. Among those exhibited able to receive the dental certificate, The tables were attractively deco-. Maine philatelist. ranged for the afternoon, and in­ bridge Monday night Mrs. Warren and treasurer. cross, then pastor of the Con­ cluded tlie singing of Mr. and Mrs. were tniee reels of his recent Sou*)' J It was voted to give $2 to the Can- Colwell, Mrs. Wilbur Hilton and rated with jonquils and pussy-wil- I Mr and Mrs. Ellis Watts of Rock- gregational Church in Union, at E. Ashley Walter, Henry P. Mason lows while tiny may baskets in p as-' land who passed the winter In Wyllies old favorite hymns by the Aiurkan trip, which included ;i |eer Control Campaign. A nominat- Mrs. Wayne Heald. tlie home of the bride in Pleasant­ 175 mile cruise up the Amazon river ' ing committee was appointed- and Sheriff Ralph Miller attended tel shades were at each place. Tampa, Fla., where Mr. Watts had group with Mrs. Turner at the Mrs. Kenneth Hilton is a patient court Tuesday in Wiscasset. ville. Mr. Wyllie remembers most piano, a duet selection. "Whisper­ arid a volt to Rio de Janeiro, jf Mrs. Frank Rowe. Mrs. Fred Ma­ at Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Dam­ Guests of honor were Mrs Maud employment returned Thursday and the hub deep mud the six miles he particular lnterst as it included > thews, Mrs. Albert Peabody, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Robinson Clark Gay, president of the Maine were guests overnight of Mr. and ings of Jesus" sung by Mrs. Fred ariscotta. had to drive through from his place .Butler and Chester Wyllie, tenor picture of Mrs. Elizabeth Hanly C E Overlock and Mrs. Fred Camp­ entertained directors of the Waldo­ Miss Helen McDaniels of Dover, Federation of Women's Clubs and Mrs. Benjamin Watts. They were at Oyster River on that day. They by Chester Wyllie. "Face ‘o Danforth, formerly of Thomaston, bell. boro Loan and Building Association N. H„ and Lieut. Cedric Kuhn of Mrs. E. F. Glover of Rockland who joined at supper by Lincoln E. were attended by the late Mr. and pace •• -sunrise of Tomorrow ' and whoe home is in that city and who at dinner Monday night. Those Portsmouth, N. H., were guests last is director of this district. | McRae and son Lincoln of Rock- Mrs. Lewis Young. Only two of the is making a name for herself in present were Garland E. Day, Ro­ "Under His Wing ' with Mrs. Tur­ weekend of Lieut. Kuhn’s mother, The president, Mrs. Isabel Labe land. guests who attended the wedding the composition of poetry. Pictures BURKETTV1LLE land G. Genthner, William A. appointed Mrs. Gay chairman ofj Mr and Mrs. Donald Mathews en- ner the accompanist for all except Mrs. Bessie S. Kuhn. are now living. George Young of the last one. which was played by were shown of Trinidad and Mar­ Schools reopened Monday after Johnson, Henry P. Mason, Law­ the committee on War Veterans tertained Thursday night at an in- Miss Dorothy Creamer, R. N. and , Arlington. Mass , brother of Mrs. Mrs. Chester Wyllie. Another high­ tinique and of the Swedish folk two weeks' vacation. rence T. Weston, and William H. The club voted to sponsor the formal party following the meeting Miss Genevieve Creamer of Port- ] Wyllie. and Mrs. Lucy B. Caton of light of the afternoon was the read­ dancing on board ship in costume. Kenneth Blake of Union, George Brooks Jr. ’’Penny a Person” project for the > of the Woman's Club Edward C. land have been recent guests of Cambridge. Mass., her niece. ing of an original poem "Tlie Gold­ Reels of the blueberry and Christ- Ripley and Fernald Mitchell have Mrs. Osborne Welt and Mr and purpose of advertising New Eng- ! Cutting of South Portland, Mrs. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Both Mr. and Mrs. Wyllie are na­ en Wedding," composed and read mas Tree industries were shown and ' employment near Concord, Mass, Mrs. Lawrence Nadeau visited Fri­ land. An invitation from Reverend R. E. Cutting and Mr. and Mrs. M. Creamer. tives of this town, Mr Wyllie one by Rev. Charles W. Turner. the lecture supplemented by color' Vernon Martz is visiting relatives day in Bath. Mary Gibson to attend services at P. Orne. Re freshments were served, Donald Weymouth of Boston Is of the four children of Seth A and Mrs. Charles Wyllie and Mrs. slides of the candid camera type in Quincy, Mass. Dudley Hovey of Newtonville, the North Waldoboro Methodist Averill Jellison of East Warren visiting Warren 8immons. Elmira (Hinckley) Wyllie. and Mrs. Mass was a visitor here Thursday Church July 2 was accepted has joined her mother Mrs Ray- Charles Howard was an Augusta | Wyllie, one of the nine children of and Friday. The nominating committee re- mond Billings in New York visitor Tuesday. Allen and Matilda (Briggs) Young. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burns and ported this list of officers who were Because of illness among the Mrs. Stanley I. Bailey of Phila- They lived for a time in Camden, Mrs. Fannie Burns of Boston are unanimously elected: President.' singers the Easter cantata planned delphla arrived Wednesday to sptni Burns home on Benner Hill. where Mr. Wyllie had employment, Mrs. Isabel M Labe; vice president, for Sunday afternoon by the Con­ Easter with her mother, M rs.. and Harold DavW were and were in Granada. Col., for seven Mrs. Elsie Mank; secretary, Mrs. gregational choir has been post­ months with Mrs. Wyllle’s brother Maude Clark Gay. hosts Monday njght to Mr. and poned. ELMER C. DAVIS Frances Randolph; treasurer, Mrs Later they lived for 18 years in Mrs. Mabel Mank of Durham., Mfs Richard Ralph and Tuesday Members of the Happy-go-luckies Jane Lenfest. Mansfield. Mass . where Mr Wyllie, GENERAL INSURANCE N. H., and Miss Annie Reed of night Mr and Mrs wllbur HUton 4-H Club are requested to attend Dover, N. H„ who have been spend- Mrg John „ MUler and Mrs who had learned the carpenter's Graduation Parts irjg a week at Mrs. Mank's home E]Ia Marshai] have been recent Bos- trade from his father, was employed Honor parts for the class of 1939 MANHATTAN MUTUAL A l TO.MOBILE here have returned to New Hamp- fon vtsitors CASUALTY CO.. INC. as carpenter with George Poster, were announced Tuesday at the New York. New York Contractor and Builder. Later he shire. I F. A. Hutchins Camp S.U.V., and ASSETS DEC’ 31 1938 375 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE TELEPHONE 77 Assembly. William Fitzgerald is Mortgage Loans. *33.900 00 worked with the New York, New Mr. and Mrs. Colby Downing of Q^rmania Lodge 1.0 OF. are giving Valedictorian and Gertrude New- Stock- and Bonds. 455 538 38 42S43 Portland were guests Sunday of 1 Cash In Office and Bank. 394.689 89 Haven and Hartford Railroad, a reception tonight at 8 o'clock in bert, Salutatorian. Other awards Agents’ Balances. 82 325 72 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Soule. Interests and Rents. hooking up signals, and still later 1 Odd Fellows hall to honor Depart - made were certificates given to 3 426 12 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Calderwood Commander John W. Palmer All other Assets. 47 991 95 was employed with the S. W. Card M ERCHANTS it FARMERS MUTUAL THE EAGLE FIRE CO. OF NEW YORK Peggy Storer. Barbara Standish, and FIRE INSURANCE CO 75 M aiden Lane. New York. N. Y. have been passing this week with stafT of the OAR. Gross Asseu. *1 017.872 06 Manufacturing Co., Tap and Die Worcester. Mass, ASSETS DEC 31. 9938 Mary Miller for the public speaking Deduct Items not admitted. 13 684 15 their daughter. Mrs. John Burgess. Mrs Noel u t t ie of Brunswick past Works, now owned by the Union ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 ' Stocks and Bonds. *2,317 224 99 contest. Eleanor Wlnchenbach and A dm itted. *1 004.187 91 Mor gage Loans. *29.300 (Ml [ Cash In Office and Bank, 77 544 41 Mrs. Maude Clark Gay was guest president of the Maine Congress of Twist Drill. While in Mansfield, I Agents' Balances 141 238 89 Joseph Brooks received certificates LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 Stocks and Bonds. $387,909 51 ROCHESTER AMERICAN speaker Wednesday before the New- p arents-Teacher’s and Mrs. Henry Net Unpaid Losses. $463,653 02 both were active in the First Bap­ Cash in Office and Bank 61 289 58 Interest and Rents. 21 21* 15 for the prize essay contest. Unearned Premiums, 8U 024 75 Agents' Balances. 40 214 59 INSURANCE COMPANY All other Assets, 80,273 67 I All other Liabilities. tist Church, in which Mr. Wyllie 4.218 39 castle-Damariscotta Woman's Club. Campbell of Augusta chairman of 200.875 33 Interest and Rents. l iberty St.. New York. N. The Problems of Democracy class 1 Surplus over all Liabilities. 259.634 81 was a deacon for ten yars. All other Assets. 1.097 60 Gross Assets. *2,637,496 11 Joseph Brooks has bought the ^ e department of recreational ac- accompanied by Mr. Hancock visi­ D ed u ct kerns not ad m itted . 19,830 64 Hickson house at Kaler's Corner. , tivity were guest speakers Thursday 1 Total Liabilities and Returning here in 1917. Mr Wyllie Gross Assets. (524.029 67 ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 ted Augusta March 30 to attend a 1 S u rp lu s, $1 004.187 91 Deduct Items not admitted. 6.076 29 A dm itted. *2.617.665 47 Mr. and Mrs. William Webber njght at the meeting of the Parent • 36-S-42 operated a poultry farm until a few Stock: and Bonds. *3,977.908 70 LIABILITIES DEC 31 1938 session of the legislature. It was a A d m lited . *517 .963 38 Cash in Office and Bank, 186 514 71 Net Unpaid Losses. (46 986 90 and two children are visiting rela- Teachers Association. BERKSHIRE MUTUAL FIRE years ago. Both became affiliated I great honor for each of them to be LIABII.ITIES DEC 31 1938 Agents' Bilances. 69 143 85 U nearned Prem ium s. 544.672 96 INSUBANCE COMPANY with the local Baptist Church by 147.857 07 tives In North Edgecomb. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Weston Pittsfield, Massachusetts , . N et U n p a id Losses. *9,241 94 Interest and Rents, 16.236 00 AU other Liabilities. personally introduced to the Gov­ letter. Mr. Wyllle serving as trus- Unearned Premiums. 230.531 38 ______Cash Capital. 1.000 000 00 Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lake were were Portland visitors Friday and ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 878 148 54 ernor. In the afternoon they Real Estate. All other Liabilities. 7 355 44 — Surplus over all Liabilities *55.000 00 u a b in tie a Gross Assets. *4 249 803 26 guests Friday night of Mr and Mrs Saturday. 18.970 03 tee for ten years and also as deacon. 8urplug over 270 824 62 listened to a debate in the Senate Deduct Items not admitted. 400.300 70 Total Liabilities and Wayne Heald. 18.000 00 They later transferred to the Thom- Uabl,1Uet S u rp lu s______*2.617.665 47 Mrs. Samuel Bigelow of Lowell, on. "Minimum Wages for Women Stocks and Bonds. 693.814 53 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Colwell Mass., is visiting her sisters, Misses Cash In Office and Bank. 228.677 99 aston Baptist Church where Mr j s u r p lu s,______(517,953 38 ’ A dm itted, $3,849 502 56 | ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE Agents' Balances. 90.357 25 and Minors." Wyllie now Is a deacon. Mr. Wyllie SUN UNDERWRITERS , , I LONDON, ENGLAND Were visitors last Saturday at Mr. Addle Feyler and Celia Feyler. Interest and Renta, 6 770 26 LIABILITIES DBC 31 • 1938 U nited S ta tes Branch INSURANCE COMPANY All other Assets, 9.424 80 is a member of St. George Lodge of *91.023 00 111 John S t , New York. N. Y. and Mrs. Harold David’s. Mrs. Florence Shuman and Ar­ ASSETS DBC 31. 1938 Net Unpaid Losses. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY LTD 831 574 23 ASSETS DBC 31. 1938 Christine Goudy R. N. of Dam­ thur Chute visited Thursday in OF LONDON Gross Assets. *1.121 014 83 Masons of this town, Stocks and Bonds. $1 598 789 70 Unearned Premiums. 55 F ifth Avenue. New York Deduct Items not admitted 69 886 04 Cash In Office and Bank 159 894 30 All other Liabilities. 60.500 Ml Stocks and Bonds. $4 045 766 52 ariscotta is at the Sanborn home j } They have two sons, Chester O Cash In Office and Bank. 450.795 35 Portland. ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 Agent*' Balances 83.643 06 Cash Capi ll. 1 000 000 00 *5 400 833 00 ____ *1.051.128 7w .and Maurice A. and one daughter, iaterect an d R ents, 6741 85 Agents' Balances, 462 536 30 caring for Miss Laura Winslow and Mrs. Lydia Colwell entertained Stocks and Bonds, •S u rp lu s over all L iabilities $1 866.405 33 B ills R eceivable 50237 Cash In Office and Bank 1 072 198 59 • LIABILITIES DBC 471 94 33 31 1938 Mrs Fred Butler all of this town ’ Ml other Assets 20.299 70 Miss Jane Sanborn who are ill. at bridge Thursday night Mrs. Agents' Balances 557 348 46 1 N et U npaid Losses, Interest and Rents. 34 606 36 Unearned Premiums. Gross Asset*. $1 849 540 86 Total I labilities and All other Assets. 17.695 08 The annual meeting of the share­ Wayne Heald, Mrs. Wilbur Hilton Interest and Rents, and five grandchildren. Mrs J S u rp lu s. 83.849.502 56 1 All other Assets, 49 485 15 All other Liabilities. Deduct Items not admitted 182215 63 Surplus over all Liabilities, Wyllie also has a sister living. Mrs Gross Assets. $5,047,330 28 holders of the Waldoboro Loan and and Mrs. Warren Colwell. 1. 181.604 Gross Assets, *7.114 471 62 A d m itted . $1 667 325 23 Deduct Items not admitted, 85 Total Liabilities and Carrie Young. Cushing. • On t*r basis of Dec 31. 1938 Building Association was held April Mrs. Helen Perry was hostess Deduct Items not admitted . 778 188 59 LIABILITIES DEC 311. 1938 Su rp lus. *1,051.128 79 market quotations for all bonds and A dm itted. $4 865.725 43 Mr. and Mrs. Wylliewyme were rr-, r»- j Nft UnpaW stocks cwr.ed this Company’s total 3. Henry P. Mason and Lawrence Friday afternoon to the Baptist (6.336.283 03 H O Ourdy. A gent $48 542 M LIABILITIES DBC 3 1938 A dm itted._____ 54 admltt--1 - s i would be Increased 31. 1938 36-S-42 membered with many gifts from, unearned Premiums, 454.978 T. Weston were elected directors Missionary Circle, LIABILITIES DEC _ .. . All other LiAbllitles, 23 199 00 to ’3 837 313 56 and surplus to $1,904,- Net Unpaid Losses. $417 335 13 Net Unpaid Losses, *354.789 00 1 Unearned Premiums, 2 488 043 GO for a three year period. At the ! Mrs. Maude Clark Gay and Mrs.' 2 986 028 74 1 COMMERCE INSURANCE COMPANY the Thomaston Baptist Church. Cash capital. 600 000 00 Unearned Premiums. G lens Falls, New Y'ork 540 605 69 All other Liabilities. 209 798 78 All other Liabilities, 472 119 74 i School, neighbors and I Surplus over all Liabilities. director's meeting Henry P. Mason Stanley I. Bailey were Augusta annnnn nol ASSETS DEC 31, 1938 Church Statutory Deposit. 400 000 00 Statutory Deposit. 2 123 345 55 i aI E sU U ' Total Liabilities and Surplus over all Liabilities, 1.750,547 92 was elected president and attorney; ! visitors Thursday. Surplus over all Liabilities 2.123.345^3 | Mortgage Loans, *66 225 00 f r ie n d s ' Flowers Included a beau- 3.170.876 52 1 tlful bouquet of daffodils from Rev. Su rp lus. <1 667.325 23 Stocks and Bonds, Elmer C Davis. A gent Tri al L iabilities and Marcellus G. Robinson, vice presi- ! Mr and Mrs. Stanley Poland and Total Liabilities and Su rp lu s. 4 865.725 43 *6.336.283 03 Cash In Office and Bank. Rockland. Maine K nox County Surplus, Agents' Balances, r!G.75i 01 Mrs D°nald F Perron- M P Lovejoy 20491 85 ' Insurance Bills Receivable. In te r est and R ents. 13,457 61 ' 140 T albot Ave.. R ockland . Tel 1060-J PHENIX MUTUAL FIRE THE EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY 42-S-48 All other Assets. 333.738 09 ' .ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY THE CENTURY INDEMNITY CO Hartford. Conn. Hartford, Conn. INSURANCE COMPANY ASSURANCE CORP. CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY Gross Assets. *4,187 680 80 ASSETS DEC 31, 1938 Concord. N. H. WALDOBORO AUTOMOTIVE *825 000 00 ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 ASSETS DBC 31. 3938 London. England ASSETS DBC 31. 1938 Deduct Items not admitted. 17.713 29 Real Estate. Real Estate. $949 871 00 Stocks and Bonds. 43 049 633 00 S tock s and Bonds. *8 593 880 00 Collateral Loans. *36 067 00 ASSETS DEC 31, 1938 147 104 13 A dm itted. *4.169.967 51 Cash In Office and Bank, 5 599 725 39 C ash in Office and Bank. 1,660.753 53 Stocks and Bonds. SERVICE Mortgage Loans, Cash In Office and Bank ffl 123 23 Real E sta te' *4.465.842 91 Stocks and Bonds. 3 629 466 45 LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 Agents' Balances, 2.837 814 89 I will be open for business at Moody's Gas Station starting Net Unpaid Losses. Gross Premiums In Course of Agents' Balances. 1L452 23 Stock s and Bonds. 29.964.333 20 Cash In Office and Bank. 326.981 38 *172,131 00 Accrued Interest. 219.793 92 Collection. 1,707,469 85 April 8, on all lines of Repairing. Automobiles, Magnetos, Wash­ Agents' Balances, 226.803 85 Unearned Premiums, 1.434 567 64 Other admitted Assets. 68 875 29 Interest and Rents, 716 97 Cash in Office and B ank 3.711.774 02 8 060 35 All other Liabilities, 65.032 60 Accrued Interest. 38.828 52 ing Machines, both electric and gas. Bills Receivable. Gross Assets. *643.750 94 Premiums In course of col Interest and Rents. 31.706 66 Cash Capital. 1,006.000 00 Total Assets, $52 600.842 49 O ther A dm itted Assets. 28.310 27 lection, not overdue, 4.605 303 13 Come in early and have your car tuned up for the coming Surplus over all Liabilities, 1.493,216 27 Deduct Items not admitted. 217.392 22 All other Assets. (Deduct) -683 28 LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 Interest and Rents, 156.624 82 summer season. Net Unpaid Losses. $2345.119 53 Total Asset?. $12,029,242 17 Gross Assets. $5,313,310 54 Total Liabilities and 19 686 948 66 A d m itted. *426 358 72 All other Assets. 1.113.420 12 My ability for this work is from 12 years’ experience with Unearned Premiums, LIABILITIES. DEC 31. 1938 1938 Deduct Items not admitted,. 47.641 48 Su rp lus. *4.169,967 51 Reserve for Dividends, 300 000 00 LIABILITIES. DEC 31 ears, trucks and machinery for a large road construction company. H O. Gurdy, A gent 1 048.000 00 Net Unpaid Losses. *4.187.886 55 N et U n p a id Losses. *8 460 68 Gross Assets. *44.017 298 20 All other Liabilities. 166 488 94 All Work Guaranteed and At Reasonable Prices A dm itted. $5.265 669 06 ______36-S-42 Conflagration and MLsc Unearned Premiums. 3.410.975 45 Unearned Premiums, D ed u ct Items not ad m itted . 339.684 00 1938 5.000.000 00 Reserve for Commissions, 363.281 43 All other Liabilities. 32,906 89 LIABILITIES DEC 31 Reserves. 100.000 00 Net Unpaid Losses, $125263 00 HOME FIRE ft MARINE INSURANCE 7.500.000 00 All other Liabilities. 357.000 00 Cash Capital. A dm itted. $43,677,814 20 FRED C. HARRIS, MOODY'S CABINS, WALDOBORO COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA capital. C apital. 1.000 000 00 Surplus over all Liabilities, 118 50S 21 40-45 Unearned Premiums, 1,450 320 16 Surplus over all Liabilities. 16.520,774 30 over L,ablllu„ LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 168,907 14 ASSETS DEC 31, 1938 2.710.098 74 All other Liabilities. Total Liabilities and Cash Capital. 1 000.007 00 M ortgage Loans. $144,921 56 Aggregate. Including Aggregate. Including N et U npaid Losses, $18,572,517 00 Stocks and Bonds, 6,030.835 56 i Capital and Surplus, *12 029,242 17 S u rp lu s, $426,358 72 U nearned Prem ium s. 9.162.001 80 Surplus over all Liabilities 2.521.178 78 Cash in Office and Bank. 463,975 22 1 Capital and Surplus. $52,600,842 49 A gen ts' Balances. 381.945 94 All o th er L iabilities, 5 943 095 40 Charter No. 1142. Reserve District No. 1 Total Liabilities and THE COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE Surplus, *5 265.659 06 B ills R eceivable, 1,788 33 Statutory Deposit. 350.000 00 In te r est and R ents, 45.885 49 COMPANY OF NEW YORK Surplus over all Liabilities, 9.650.000 00 M F Lovejoy! New York. N. Y Insu ran ce All other Assets. 48.494 66 | REPORT OF THE CONDITION ASSETS DEC. 31. 1938 Total Liabilities and 140 T albot Ave , R ockland . Tel 1060-J $6,957,440 40 —OF T1IE 42-S-48 Gross Assets. $7.117 846 76 C ollateral Loans. S u rp lu s. $43,677 614 20 Deduct Items not admitted, 100 721 06 Cash In Office and Bank. 241.782 67 _____ 1______I Agents' Balances, 370.219 06 COCHRAN, BAKER SCROSS S ecu rities carried a t $1,324,348 87 In FIDELITY AND GUARANTY A dm itted. $7 017 125 70 B ills Receivable. 5.583 89 the above statement are deposited as THOMASTON NATIONAL BANK FIRE CORPORATION required by law. Baltimore. Maryland LIABILITIES DEC 31, i938 Interest and Rents, 38 709 94 ESTABLISHED 1853 OF THOMASTON ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 Net Unpaid Losses. $411,607 99 ' M l o th e j Assets, 13.898 98 Real Estate, $316,934 20 Unearned Premiums, 2 264.228 33 i Gross Assets, $7,627,634 94 THE LIVERPOOL A LONDON ft GLOBE In the State of Maine at the Close of Business on March 29, 1939, Stocks and Bonds. 5.263 836 05 AU other Liabilities, 179.732 44 INSURANCE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED Cash In Office and Bank. □97,704 44 Cash Capital. 1,000.000 00 I Deduct Items not admitted . 31.499 37 Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, Agents' Balances, 797,609 75 Surplus over all Liabilities 3 161,556 94 ! ASSETS DEC 31. 4938 Interest and Rents, 22.863 67 A dm itted. $7,596,135 57 under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes LIABILITIES. DEC 31. 1938 406 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, ME. Real Estate, $463,327 00 All other Assets. 49,866 34 Total Liabilities and Mortgage Loans. 1.413 00 Su rp lus, $7,017 125 70 i N et U npaid D isses. *171.666 00 ASSETS Stocks and Bonds, 15.720 848 52 Gross Asserts. *7,348.814 45 H O Ourdy. Agent I Unearned Premiums. 1,962,757 53 loans and discounts (Including *558 90 overdrafts) ...... 411 All other Liabilities. 214.245 09 TEL. 497. RES. TEL. 53-W Cash in Office and Bank 1.082 767 14 *300.148 50 D educt Item s n ot ad m itted . 329.293 09 — 1 . 42 Cash C apital, Agents' Balances. 954.174 62 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed ...... 707.792 20 1.000.000 00 AMERICAN POLICYHOLDERS’ Surplus over all Liabilities 4.247 466 95 42648 Bills Receivable. 20.743 86 Obligations of States and pollt.cal subdivisions ...... 164,127 02 A dm itted, $7.019.521 36 Interest and Rents. O th er bonds, n o te s and d e b e n tu r es...... LNSURANCF. COMPANY 85.051 38 243,965 00 LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 All other Assets, 21.454 47 Corporate stocks. Including stock of Federal Reserve bank ...... 6.950 00 Net Unpaid Losses, $306,202 00 142 Berkeley St., B oston. Mass. Total Liabilities and Cash, balances w ith other banks. Including reserve balance, and Unearned Premiums. 3 609,990 96 ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 Surplus. $7,596,135 57 MERCHANTS MUTUAL FIDELITY-PHENIX FIRE cash Item s in process o f co llectio n ...... Gross Assets. $18,349,779 99 238,420 01 All other Liabilities. 261 672 88 S to ck s and Bonds. $1 582.426 05 CASUALTY COMPANY INSURANCE CO. OF N. Y. Deduct Items not admitted, 546.092 06 Bank premises owned *14.000 00 furniture and fixtures $5,500 00 . 19,500 00 Cash Capital, 1,000,000 00 Cash In Office and Bank. 471.138 59 THE CONNECTICUT FIRE 80 M alden Lane. New Y ork City. N. Y. Premiums in Course of INSURANCE COMPANY Buffalo. New York (Bank premises owned are subject to (none liens not ass Surplus over all Liabilities, 1.841.655 52 ASSETS DEC. 31. 1938 A dm itted. $17,803,687 93 by bank) Collection, 69.853 65 Hartford. Conn. ASSETS DEC 31, 1938 Real Estate. $1.664 688 43 LIABILITIES, DEC R eal estate owned other than bank premises ______3.779 64 Total Liabilities and Bills Receivable. 2.221 M ASSETS DBC. 31. 11938 Real Estate. $109 358 46 Stocks and Bonds. 68.325.239 00 31. 1938 Surplus, *7,019,521 36 Interest and Rents, 14.219 74 Mortgage Loans. 68(1 864 74 Mortgage Loans 435,711 43 Cash In office and Bank, 4.127.516 82 Net Unpaid Losses. $938,666 77 Total Assets *1.684.682 37 M F Lovejoy All other Assets, 7.879 14 Stocks and Bonds. 18.619 129 93 swckV^nd'B^'nds. 1.782 938 46 Agents' Balances, 1,723.847 88 Unearned Premiums. 8.273.102 58 Cash In Office and Banks. 2 lS5 84 Cash In Office and Bank 1 098.658 44 Bills Receivable, 194,750 48 All other Liabilities, 719.433 84 LIABILITIES Insurance 140 Talbot Ave.. Rockland, Tel. 1060-J Gross Assets. $2,147,738 73 Agents' Balances. 758,322 96 A gents' Balances. 502.433 33 Interest and Rents, 168.827 68 Deposit Capital. 400 .000 00 Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations .... $200,704 70 42-S-48 Deduct Items not admitted, 84.773 58 Bills Receivable. 2.993 49 Bills Receivable. 24,701 91 All o’.her Assets, 37.833 01 Surplus over all Liabilities, 7.472.484 74 Time deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ...... 1 127.141 01 Interest and Rents. 103.063 07 Interest and Rents, 12.604 39 Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 10211 99 THE MERCANTILE INSURANCE A dm itted. $2,062,965 15 All other Assets, 30.631 15 Gross Assets. $76,232,703 30 T otal L iabilities and D ep o sits of S t a te s and political su b d iv isio n s ...... 59.752 89 COMPANY OF AMERICA LIABILITIES DEC 31, 1938 Oross Assets. $3 966 406 42 Deduct Items not admitted. 235 161 30 Surplus. $17,803,687 93 Other deposit* (certified and cashier's checks, etc.) ...... 207 03 New York, N. Jf Net Unpaid Losses and Gross Assets. $23,145,541 17 D ed u ct Item s not A dm itted, 553.858 96 Total Deposits ------*1.398.017 £ ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 C laim s. $974,630 01 Deduct Items not admitted 306.993 50 A dm itted. $75,997,542 00 On th e basis o f D ecem ber 31. 1938 Stocks and Bonds *6 599.848 69 Unearned Premiums, 118.779 26 A d m itted . $3,412,547 46 LIABILITIES. DEC. 31 1938 market quotations for all bonds and Total Liabilities $1,398,017 62 Cash In Office and Bank. 363,990 15 All other Liabilities, 319,555 88 Admitted Assets. $22,838 547 67 Net Unpaid Losses. ^2.813,457 23 ° wned th is com pany’s total LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 LIABILITIES DBC. 31, 1938 15.466.926 96 admitted -----assets would be Increased CAPITAL ACCOUNT Agents' Balances, 349,937 75 Cash Capital. 350.000 00 Unearned Premiums, Surplus over all Liabilities, Net Unpaid Losses. $704,508 47 N et U n p a id Losses. $1,640,107 87 All other Liabilities, 5,319.782 75 to $18,372,915 82 and surplus to $8.- Bills Receivable. 6.448 12 300,000 00 041.712 63. Capital stock: Interest and Rents. 45.174 57 Unearned Premiums. 5.170.916 13 U nearned Prem ium s, 1.029.897 79 Cash Capital, 3.750.000 00 CIsbs A preferred, total par *36440 OO.retlrable value *72,280 00 All other Assets. 4.851 84 Total Liabilities and , All other Liabilities, 528,376 49 All o th e r L iabilities. 98,898 07 S u rp lu s over all L iab ilities, 48.647.375 06 (Rate of dividends on retirable value Is 3%) 2.000.000 00 S u rp lu s over all L iabilities, 643.643 73 Surplus, $2,062,965 15 Cash Capital, THE EMPLOYERS’ FIRE Common stock, total par *100,000 00,..— ..— ...... *136440 00 Gross Assets, *7.370.251 12 36-S-42 Surplus over all Liabilities. 14.434,746 58 Total Liabilities and Total Liabilities and 81.500 00 S u rp lu s. *3.412.547 46 INSURANCE COMPANY Undivided profits ...... — ...... Deduct Items not admitted 21.705 09 S u rp lu s, *75.997.542 00 55.083 65 AMERICAN EMPLOYERS’ Total Liabilities and 110 Milk St., Boston, Mass. Reserves (and retirement account for preferred stock) ...... 13,941 10 A dm itted. $7,348,546 03 INSURANCE COMPANY Surplus, *22,838.547 67 QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE NATIONAL FIRE ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 Total Capital Account ...... — ..... $286,664 75 110 Milk St., B oston, Mass. INSURANCE COMPANY LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 INSURANCE COMPANY Stocks and Bonds. $5283,565 10 Net Unpaid Losses. $189,801 00 ASSETS DEC. 31. 1938 THE LONDON ft LANCASHIRE of Hartford Quincy. Mass. ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 Cash In Office and Bank 597.557 95 Total L ia b ilitie s and C apital A cco u n t ...... $1,684,682 37 Unearned Premiums, 2.102,508 30 S to ck s and Bonds. $8,625,151 11 INSURANCE CO., LTD. Agents' Balances, C ash In Office and B ank, 1,289.849 51 of London, England ASSETS DEC. 31. 4938 Real Estate. *1.260.655 76 461.326 16 MEMORANDA Cash Capital. 1.000.000 00 Bills Receivable, 956 93 Premiums In course of ASSETS DBC. 31, 1938 Mortgage Loans, 361.274 54 F-edged assets (and securities loaned 1 (book value): All other Liabilities. 178.237 79 Real Estate, $180 000 00 Interest and Rents, 20.178 45 Surplus over all Liabilities 3.877,998 94 collection. 1,219.026 99 Stocks and Bonds. $6,193,119 08 Stocks and Bonds. 2,637,957 36 42.363.385 27 Ualved States Government obligations direct and guaranteed, 3.493.975 65 All other Assets, 31,307 76 Interest and Rents, 40,868 21 Cash In Office and Bank. 746 236 44 Cash In Office and Bank. 279.241 81 Cash In Office and Bank, j-.idged to secure deposits and other liabilities ...... 4.900 00 All other Assets. 189.326 62 Agents’ Balances, 1.628.122 09 Total Liabilities and A gents' Balances, 580.906 04 Agents' Balances, 144 329 47 Gross Assets, $6,394,892 35 Surplus, *7,348,546 03 B ills Receivable, 282 91 Interest and Rents, 16.299 11 Bills Receivable. 68.358 32 Total ...... $4,900 00 Gross Assets, *11.364.222 44 Interest and Rents, 187,167 29 Deduct Items not admitted. 786 085 58 M. F. Lovejoy Interest and Rents, 34.579 07 All other Assets, 6,077 66 A dm itted, $5,608,806 77 feoutued liabilities: Deduct Items not admitted 196.122 17 All oth er Assets, 25.581 68 All other Assets, 2.340.642 75 by pledged assets pursuant to requirements Insu ran ce Deposit* secured 140 T albot Ave., R ockland, Tel. 1060-J Gross Assets. $3,263,905 91 LIABILITIES DBC. 31, 1938 of .aw ------$10,211 99 *51.703.581 67 42-S-48 A m ltted. $11,168,100 27 Gross Assets. $7,580,795 22 Deduct Items not admitted . 122,392 71 Voluntary Reserve. *339.608 43 LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 D e d u c t Items not a d m itte d , 1.022.462 53 $10,211 99 Deduct'Items not admitted. 74,363 63 Net Unpaid Losses. 210.189 00 ■Jvul Net Unpaid Losses, $3,275,956 00 A d m itted. $3,141,513 20 Unearned Premiums. 2.109.513 19 fcutot of Maine. County of Knox, ss. Unearned Premiums, 2,400.907 06 A dm itted. $7,506,431 59 A dm itted. *50;®81'119 14 A ll o th er L iabilities. 199.406 15 LIABILITIES DBC. 31 . 1938 ! X t Dana, cashier of the Above-named bank, do solemnly swear th a t MODERN WOMEN All other Liabilities, 1.741,237 21 LIABILITIES. DEC. 31, 1938 LIABILITIES, DBC. 3 a O ash Capitol. 1.000.000 00 Cash Capital, 1,000.000 00 Net Unpaid Losses, $31,678 91 Net Unpaid Losses. i i 795 nin 79 8u r p lu s over a11 L iabilities, 1,750.000 00 ti.i i-oo>« »ta->rr^-nt Is ture to the best of my knowledge and belief. Need Not Suffer monthly pain and delay due to Net Unpaid Losses, $262,659 00 w.« aw.* H F DANA Cash|er> Surplus over all Unearned Premiums, 3,593.386 08 Unearned Premiums, 1.168.266 54 Unearned Premiums, colds, nervous strain, exposure or similar causes. All other Liabilities, to and subscribed before methts 5th day of April, 1939. Chi-chee-tere Diamond Brand Pills are effective, Liabilities, 2,750,000 00 All other Liabilities, All other Liabilities. 32.386 44 ? ™ Total Liabilities and 89 5,000,000 00 Surplus, 5^,. AI-FRED M STROUT, Notary Public. reliable and si ve Quick Relief. Bold by Deposit Capital. Cash Capital. 1232.331 *5.608.800 77 Total Liabilities and Surplus over all Liabilities, Surplus over all Liabilities, 1.909.1811.909,181 31 S u rp lu s over all L ia b ilities, 21,206,488 47 D ■ w j -' u .'jf i expires June 27, 1940 all druggists for over 50 years. Ark lor S ecurities carried a t *241.376 53 in * Correct—Attest: Surplus. $11,168,100 27 Securities valued at $755,563 50 in the Total Liabilities and Total Liabilities and Total Liabilities and rthe above statement are deposited as R W. WALSH *50,681,119 14 required by law. LEVI SEAVEY CHICHESTERS PILLS above statement have been deposited Surplus, *7,506.431 59 S u rp lu s, *3.141,513 20 Su rp lu s, as required by law. R O ELLIOT "TH* BIAMOND BRAND" Directors. 36-8-42 Every-OtKer-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, April 8, 1939 Page FivS

Commandery will attend this serv­ WEST ROCKPORT UNION VINALHAVEN ice in a body. Vinalhaven “Sesqui” At the evening worship service The local Christian Endeavor So­ Schools will re-open Monday. ftft ft ft at 7. The choir will present tlie And a List Of Contributors ciety attended tlie rally at Rock­ The Woman’s Conunnulty Club With Extension agents MRS. OSCAR C. LANE Easter cantata "The Resurrection Who Want To See It a port Baptist Church Monday night met Tuesday, March 28. in the ves­ A N D T H E Correspondent Story.” 100 percent and brought home the Success try of Methodist Church. Dr. Wil­ The praise and prayer service highest percentage banner which liam Ellingwood of Rockland gave a will be in its possession until the KNOX-LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Earle and Tuesday at 7 will be led by Mrs. The several committees for Vinal- splendid address on “Cancer Con­ next rally. son Albert of Philadelphia are Oeorgie Roberts in the vestry. At haven's Sesquicentennial Celebra­ trol.” Music was furnished by a guests of their son Dr. Ralph Earle. 8 p. m. there will be a meeting of tion are working hard on plans to The pastor, Rev. J. W. Hyssong ladies quartet which sang very beau­ n n FARM BUREAU Mrs. Mary Noyes lias returned the society. make the celebration a grand suc­ has returned from Waterville and tifully, a selection from “Finlandia.' • • * * from Providence where she passed cess, having sent out 1250 Invita­ had charge of the prayer-meeting A piano solo was enjoyed, played the winter with her son. Fred Noyes Mrs. Ella Roberts tions, to their sons and daughters Wednesday night. by Virginia Pinkham. A silver tea Agr'culture i Boothbay. April 14, at the Grange | and singing followed. Guest- were Enroute she visited relatives in Ella, widow of W. O. Roberts, and friends to return for this event. Service Sunday morning at the was served—the offering to be given Edgar Smith of North Edgecomb. ball. Mrs. Walter Butler will have Mr. and Mr- Augustu Huntley and Quincy. Mass. died at her home Sunday at the The following contributions have church wH1 be at 9 30 with special to this work in Knox County. Mrs. won a second and a third with his charge of the meeting and the din- Mrs. Carol Jillson. A shower party was given Alice ige of 66. Mrs. Roberts was the been received: music by the young people's choir Edna McKinley in charge. The next Rhode Island Red and cross-bred ner will be In charge of Mrs. Cora Burgess Wednesday night at the daughter of James and Susan Town of Vinalhaven, $525 and sermon by the pastor. At 10.30 meeting will be Tuesday April II chicks at the show held at Orono in Nealon and Mrs. Alice Pinkham. The Thomaston Happy Homp- home of Mrs. Cora Peterson by the (Clark) Dushane, and a life-long Town of North Haven, $200. during the Sunday School hour at the club room. connection with Farm and Hom? I At these meetings, members will makers, a junior girls' 4-H club. 4-H club of which Miss Burgess is resident of this town. She was a Mother and Daughters Club. $3. there will be an Easter concert by Donald McEdwards has resigned Week. tcH about Improvements they have mis Pearle MacFarland as local a member. . Refreshments were devoted wife and mother, a kind L. Carver Relief Corps, $10. members of the school. A special from the creamery and now has em­ • • • • made In their homes and simple im- leader, and Hester and Virginia served. neighbor and will be missed by a Mrs. Minnie Smith. $10. Invitation is extended to all parents ployment in Bangor to which city Knox-Lincoln has only about 20% provements at little or no cost will Foster a, assistant leaders, has Mrs. George Bragdon has re­ large circle of friends. Pleasant River Grange. $5. and friends. There will also be on he will later move, with his family. of the apple trees which were bear- be discussed and members will make elected the following officers Presi- exhibition work done the past quar­ turned from Thomaston. She is survived by one daughter Public Levee, $226 85 Mrs. Myrtle Gorden is keeping ing in 1920 and very few trees are out a plan for improvements in their j dent. Virginia Foster; vice preci­ ter by the Primary, Junior and In­ Yankee Clippers orchestra met Mrs. Alex Bruce, grandchildren Wil­ Public card party, $32 25. house for Wilson Merriam. being planted. It is estimated that homes. A demonstrartbn on septic 1 dent, W,nnifred McFarland; -ecre- liam and Lucille Bruce, also a sister. termediate groups. there should be between 10,000 and tanks and house painting will be tary and treasurer. Nester Foster; Tuesday night at the home of Mr. Thornton W. Hall. Porterville, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith of Mrs. James Webster. Mr. and Mrs. H. U Lamson, Mrs. 12.000 trees planted each year in taken up in the afternoon by the'color bearer. Lillian ONetl; and and Mrs. W. H. Ingerson. An Italian Calif.. $10 Rockland called Tuesday on friends Funeral services were held at the Bert Andrews. Sidney, Carolyn, supper was served. 8tanton M Strawson, Valhalla. N. 1 here. the State to replace trees lost and county agent. j cheer leader, Doris Vinal. Clark and Walter Andrews, Fred Malcolm Smith returned last Sat­ home Wednesday, Rev Kenneth Y„ $2. to put the State on a footing with • • • • . . . . Collins Sr., Sylvia and Charles "Safari on Wheels," an enter- urday from Jefferson C.C.C. camp. Cook officiating. There were beau­ Dr. and Mrs Freeman Brown. other fruit producing sections. Or- Leader meetings scheduled next Bernal Jewett, leader of the Hap- tiful floral tributes. Interment was Heald are among those suffering' Gaining and educational sound chardists wishing to obtain trees in week are: py Homemakers in Head Tide, Marguerite Chapter. O.ES. met Rockland. $5. movie of a trip of 11.000 miles at Pool's Hill. Bearers were Ralph H. Smith, Cheyenne, Wyo., from the grippe or colds the past the 1940 pool should get in touch Owls Head, Apri 12. Subject, showed the members ot his club Monday night. After the ceremonies week. through Africa will be presented Charles, Roy and Basil Webster and $10. With county agent Wentworth In “Good Grooming." Mrs. Mae Holt how to make picture- using blue- an April Fool party was enjoyed, Thursday at 8 o clock at the Odd order lQ know ^ e number of trees and Mrs. Nellie Reed are on the print |>aper nt their recent meeting Owen Roberts. William Emerson, North Haven, Mrs. E. Stewart Orbeton enter­ and refreshments were served. tained the Tuesday Club this week. Fellows hall. The Legion. Orange. desjrpd and tbe var|ety. The cost d.nner committee and Mrs. Nellii* Plans were made for their public $5 00. i Carolyn Calderwood, Ernestine Mrs. Margaret Andrews will be the 1 0(111 Fellows and families and the these trees will not be over 25 Reed will have charge of the meet- demonstration for April 15 Ice Dr. Stratton will be at his Vinal­ Frances Emerson. North Haven, Carver and Frank Peterson re­ hostess next Tuesday. | Boy Scouts are Invited. Admission cents bl|t tbey must be ordered in ‘ing. ■ cream was served following the haven office from the arrival of $5 00. turned Monday to University of k free lots of twenty of one variety as they Burkettvllle, April 13. “Dyeing for meeting and gamesgam* were played the boat Monday afternoon. April Vinalhaven Lions Club. $25 Fred Collins Jr. Is attending Maine after a week's vacation. Mrs. Myrtle Watts Is spending a p,, shipped in bundles of twenty. the Household," at Mrs. Oladys 10. until its departure Wednesday Gerald C. Roberts, Southbridge, Ballard Business School in Rock­ Mrs. James Hanley of Rockland land. week’s vacation with relatives and i • • • • Linscott’s Mrs. Nettie Grinnell und Martha Shaltuek w.i champion morning—adv. Mass.. $2. was in town recently to attend the friends in Massachusetts. | Pruning and grafting demonstra- Mrs Vera Ludwig are in charge of'of.„. _a judging conte t.. on patches J Etoen Norton, Dedham, Mass., wedding of her son James to Miss Mr. and Mrs. Merle Robbins who tions will start Apr.1 15 A schedule i the noon meal and Mrs IJnscott j which the club agent conducted $5 00 PO R T CLYDE Alice Burgess , have been caring for Harry Butler of these will appear later in this;and Mrs. Grinnell w.ll conduct thelw th the True Blue 4-11 club of Hot Off Tbe Wire Fred J. Ware & daughter. Marys­ Mr and Mrs. Ralph Simmons arc meeting. South Newcastle All members were Walter Torlason and Meredith ville. Wash.. $1. spending a few days In Auleboro. have returned home. | column. .Rockport. April 13. "Pictures in present. Food and Health Habits Trefrey have returned from Miami. Some Important and Un­ Mrs Francis B. Converse. West- Mass. Miss Oladys Griffin was a visitor : * * * * Che Hom?,' at Mrs. Lizzie Smith's. were scored by each in -mber under Ffa. usual Press Despatches port. Conn. $5. Elvir. Stone is 111. last weekend In Augusta. j A new poultry housing bulletin _____Ralph ______Griffin__ of Appleton____ with prepared by Frank Reed. Extension Mrs Smith will have charge of the tlie direction of the club agent. Th? Edith Nickerson who has been Mrs. Charles Dutton. Augusta. $1. Several young peoule from th's Reach the Editor’s Desk his harmtnlca and guitar makes poultry specialist, is now available J meeting. Mrs Harry French, Mrs club leader. Mis. DorLs Reed, served guest of relatives in Rockland the Mrs. Charles Griffith. Augusta. $1. place attended Knox County Rally past week returned home Monday held Monday night at Rockport trips twice a week to play for the This bulletin shows the construe-1 Hattie Dav.es and Mrs. Elizabeth refreshments. Twinket, Mass. (Special dispatch C. A. Keene. Fremont, Neb., $5. tion of the flue type ventilation' Gregory are on the dinner com- Mr and Mrs. Herbert Conway Vera C. Wentworth. Saugus. Baptist Church. dances in Warren. who passed the winter in Boston, to The Courier-Gazette). Mr. and Mrs. William Clayter, Jr. Mrs. Thelma Jc.-eph of Lawrenc ■, which is being used by several mittee. Film strips on Good Posture, Alexander Sandy bottom, the Deer Mass.. $2. poultrymen In the county. A copy Montsweag, April 13, "Construe-i Table Servl- , and th- National 4-H with relatives have returned home. Vellora Wharff. Cleveland, Ohio. anc* daughter Joane have returned Mass, has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. David Moyer of Island Gcugher. and A. Twlsta Bee- to their home in Lincolnville. Mr and Mrs. Frank Watts. may be obtained by writing to the lion and Finishes.” at Mrs Alice Camp, were hewn by the club zer. local heavyweight wrestling $2.00 Baker's. Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Nelao'i agent to the North N< w i tie Dyer's Oberlin. Ohio came Tuesday for a Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wilson, Schools closed Wednesday owing Extension Service Office 'Rockland, champion went 60 minutes to a Laura B. Sanborn. Augusta. $5 Maine. Rice, and Mrs Dorothy Wilson will • Valley 4-H club Mis Beryl Dorr, few days business trip in town. Mrs Mary Overlock, Mrs. Minnie to so many pupils being ill with draw in Eph Barlow's barn last Otis A. Thompson, Norwich, N Y„ be In charge of dinner and Mrs local leader, had each member do Mrs. Ola Ames was hostess Wed­ Wilson, Lionel Wilson of Thom­ grippe. $1000. With the Homes Madeline Colby will conduct the hemming on tlie articles of cloth.n * nesday to the Tournament Club night. This is the 19th match of aston and Mrs. Emily Steven* these two wrestlers and while the Washington Club, Vinalhaven. $3 "Low Cost Home Improveinen meeting. Members will bring pice' which they were making Refresh- The Non-Eaters met Thursday of Rockland were in town to attend Jolly Juniors. Vinalhaven. $1. SOUTH THOMASTON will be the subject of joint meetings | of material and sewing equ.pinent io I ments of cookies and c*x:oa were with Mrs. Sada Robbins. matches are even Alex is one fall Carrie E Paige, Washington. D. the funeral of their aunt Mrs. ------x . i served Mrs Keith Carver returned Mon­ behind. While in the ring Twista Sarah C Beavey. A” Easter pageant will be given by ,j w th the home demonstration agent ' work with C . $3.00. An Easter pageant will be given by day from Auburn whree she has seems about to fall apart, he is In Mrs. Franklin Trussell Is visiting the Sunday school, under the dire:- Esther L Dunham and coimiy Reba M Graham. Philadelphia. been visiting her brother Dr. Leroy such dilapidated condition, but in friends in Lowell Mass I «on Of Miss McKnight. Sunday night agent' Wentworth for both1 C A. Day. Extension news editor Pa.. $5. ~ , u , - at 7 nrin-ir with =•-.*. * „ , men and women in the following w 11 be in the district April 11 to GLEN C O V E Gross. his dressing room he is the life of Melvin Pinkham of Stockton at 7 ° clock, with fine Easter mus e I______l£1_____ 4 ______the party. Those on the inside say Julia Lyons and Jennie Briggs. ’ communities next week: work with the agents. Mr and Mrs Parker Wadsworth Springs and Mrs. Alton Grover of ! included. Mrs. C. L. Gregory and Edgar the boys will split 3000 this season. Augusta, Me $5.00. Orff s Corner. April 12, at the • • • • have returned from a week's visit Thomaston called on Mrs. Sarah Harvey Crowley of Rockland Barrows are among tho e who are • • • • Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Schofield. New Community hall. Mrs Lida Cream­ 4-H Club Notes with relatives in Rockland. Marshall recently. w as recent guest of Mrs. S. O Hurd. confined to the house with colds. Biheck. Maine (Special dispatch to Westminster. B. C„ $2. er and Mrs. Arolyn Newbert are on Mary Farrand entertained the Miss Fanny Ames is home from Waldo Bryant and family of Dana Gilmore who has employ­ The Courier-Gazette). Maude Bligh Russell, Bane. Vt„ Mrs Mar- Jolly H ghlanders 4-H Club of Mrs. Nellie Sh.bles has resumed Swan's Island for the Easter vaca­ ; Brockton. Mass., spent the past ment in Bristol with the Central Josh Norwood and Zebulon Achorn 810. garet Hutchins will take charge of Rockland. March 29 at her horn- on her position as nurse at the resi­ tion. week at the Bryant cottage on Hup­ Maine Power Co., spent last week­ played their 342d game of cribbage A. J. Strawson. Montonville, j the meeting. | Talbot avenue. Lucinda Rlcn, dence of Mrs. Grace A Black in Miss Marilyn Carver has returned per's Island. end at his home here. last night in the back room of Uriah Mass.. $1. Rockland. April 13. at the Farm ' county club agent, demonstrated Rockland from a visit with Miss Bertha • • • • Mrs Lewis Johnson and child of Bedlow’s grocery store, and while Carrie. Walter, John Pendleton. Bureau hall. Mrs. John Gardner graham muffins. Miss Annie Neil Shiblrs who has been em­ Coombs in Rockland. Church Notes Quincy. Mass, are visiting Mr and Brookline. Mass.. $50. will take charge of the meeting. Rhodes, club leader, showed the ployed three years in Waterville Schools will begin Monday. Zeb won the game, the total score Rev J. Wesley Stuart will give Mrs Maynard Jackson shows that Josh is ahead of Zeo Virgil C. Smith. Woodland. Me.. Mrs. Frances Farrand and Mrs. girls taking sewing how to make was home last weekend. He went Frank Winslow, has returned from the Easter message In the Baptist Forget-me-Not Chapter. O E.S. one hole, with the games at 171 eacu. $1. Beulah Allen will serve the square their holders Refre>hments were Monday to Mt Vernon. N Y . where Camden where he attended the fu­ chapel Sunday afternoon from the observed Past Matrons' and Past Zeb claims that he would have been Howard W Snowman. Claremont. meal for health. served and a social hour of games he will engage in the fru.t business. neral of his brother-in-law Frank topic "Risen With Christ." The Patrons' night, Monday with Mrs on even footing with Josh if he N. H . $5. Gould. worship service will begin at 2, and Margaret Oilchrist as worthy ma- hadn't added 29 and 2 to make 30 Lafayette Carver Circle, $10. Mrs. Owen Dunlap and daughter the Bible School at 3. Hie young tron and C 6 Watts as worthy pa- instead of 31. The boys. (Josh is 86 Rebekah Lodge. $10. Evelyn visited Monday in Rock­ people's choir. "Rainbow Chorus." tron. Over 40 members and guests his next birthday and Zeb will be 87 J. R. Haylor, Oberlin. Ohio, $5 . land. will sing the hymn, “Lift Up, Lift were served supper at tables deco- In June) claim they will play crib­ Gem Theatre. $35 61. Miss Muriel Chilles visited Thurs­ Up Your Voices Now." As the rated with calla lilies and favors of bage till one or the other gets a E. M. Calderwood, San Francisco. day in Rockland. young people will present an Easter randy Easter eggs, also small calla biggest cleancut victory or a cleancut hair­ Calif.. $1. The pageant “The Resurrection Biblical drama at 7, there will be no lily place cards for Matrons and Pa- Harry L. Sanborn, Portland. $10 Story." will be presented Sunday cut. Christian Endeavor service. • • • • Koywelykit Club, Vinalhaven. $2 trons. A program was presented night at 7 o'clock at Union Church. The public is welcome to the eve- consisting of an original poem of Vinalhaven. Maine (Special dis­ V. H. Reunion Committee, Boston. Miss Gertrude Vinal has returned ning service, which is under the di- welcome, to Ivy Chapter of Warren patch to The Courier-Gazette). Mass.. $5. from a visit with relatives in Bos­ rection of Mrs. Virginia Kinney by Mrs. Aurelia Ripley, a memorial The Ganders and the Skippers fin­ Robert M. McOill. Loran. Ohio. ton. and Miss Josephine Thompson The service at the altar conducted by ished up their um-teenth bowlitig $1.50 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nutting drama. “If you had followed the Mrs. Georgia Snow and a talk on match at the Cascade Alleys las: Elsie H Moody. St. Petersburg. and daughter Nancy have returned Nazarene and lived through the “H ie History and Use of the Altar,” Monday night and when the score Fla., $5. from South Paris. days of His trial and crucifixion, by James E Stevens of Golden Rod was analyzed, synchronized, mes­ Marjorle G Smith Wakefield, Mrs. Nellie Nickerson was a Rock­ what would your reaction have Chapter, Rockland. Guests were merized it was found that in the Mass.. $2 50. land visitor Thursday. been?” will have as cast: Viletta present from Orace Chapter, Thom­ steen years the two teams have been M. Lillian Smith. Wakefield. Mrs. Mary L. Arey. who passed the e Chadwick, Pauline Thompson. aston. Oolden Rod of Rockland and bowling there is one match and 14 Mass.. $2.50. winter with her daughter Mrs. Elliot Prank Dowling, Josephine Thomp­ the honor guests Ivy of Warren. E. Douglas Littlefield, Silver Hall in New Jersey has returned timbers difference in the scores of son. Thelma Miller. Kenneth Da­ •Miss Margaret McKnight enter- I the two teams. The current season Spring. Maryland. $5. home. vis, Albert Watts, and Helen An­ tained the accredited Bible class is a deadlock with a dozen games Josephine Ournsey, Dover Fox- DeValois Commandery K T.. will thony. New and beautiful musical and their teachers at a Hebrew sup- apiece in the bag. croft, $25 attend the 11 o'clock service Sun­ selections will be sung by the per Thursday at her home in Rock- Winona Mills Brown, North Ha­ day at Union Church. After five years the boys think it chorus. 1 land. Guests were Mrs A. L. Sleep- ! is high time they found out which ven. $5. Schools will begin Monday. Prayer service will be Thursday er, Mrs William Caven, Miss Mary Is the best team, so they are going Alice L. Gould, Washington. D The Knit-Wits met Tuesday night at 7. Sleeper, Marjoroe Wiggin, Dorothy to shoot the works and bowl the best C., $3 at the home of Dorothy Cobb. Lunch • • • • Baum. Estelle Jackson, Oliver two out of three, regardless of who Mildred C. Peppard, Belmont, included a large bride's cake with Mrs Sarah C. Seavey Hamlin Jr., Edwin Tyler. Supper gets the odd game. During the five Mass.. $2. white and silver decorations. Table Mrs Sarah Caetta Seavey 90. old- was served in Oriental style, from motifs were pink and white, the year series Gene Hall has grown a Carrie Paige. Washington. D. C.. est resident of this place, and widow ,ow tables w,th guests £eated on centerpiece being a dainty minia­ beard and become a grandpop. Les $1.00. of Robert ID. Seavey died March 26 floor and dlghes uke those ture bride. This event was a com­ Dyer has raised a family of boys to Walter S. Hopkins & family. Wor- at her home after being confined to ,n hom€s plete surprise to Mrs. Alexander manhood, and Ambrose Peterson has cseter. Mass. $10. her bed for six weeks. Up to that I An epidemlc of colds socia, af. Davidson, who was the recipient of lost $450 76 in the poultry business, C. E. Noyes & Co.. Portland. Me. time she had been very active mak- falrs and bad w(>ath<,r haye com. several gifts from the members to say nothing of the 1642 bottles of $25. ing beautiful quilts and mats. bjned delay the appearanw> of 1-POOH f t • MM >n» * ’ ■ The Knit-Wits will meet next Tues­ soda pop consumed by Goose Arey Flora Athearn and Lucille Hall. Mrs Seavey was born in this town Orange play ..Correspondence day with Mrs. Roy Arey. and the 4% acres of good potato Gloucester. Mass.. $3. June 14. 1848, daughter of Alexan- Courtship," but Friday night has . L O W price buys quality when you buy an Olds — • • • • ground converted to cabbage for the Edith C. Davis, Lynn. Maes. $2. der and Mary (Smalley) Wilson. definiUfly decided upon as the quality exemplified by all these leading features: At Union Church manufacture of Captain Grimes' Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mont Arey and was one of a family of six. De- datp At the annual meeting of Union cigarros. Rochester. N. Y„ $25 ceased was the oldest member of AIbert sle€per stanton and Rhythmic Ride, a revolutionary new developm ent, Church Society a unanimous vote This does not take into account C. R. Winslow, Chicago, $10. exclusive with Oldsniobile, that results in a finer, the Baptist Church on the Ridge daughter Mary motored Monday t0 smoother ride. There’s nothing else like it. was given for the return of the pas­ the money value of 142552 three and sang in the choir many years. Rangeley_ Miss Sleeper wh0 Quodri-Coil Springing. Big, flexible coil springs cushion tor Rev. Kenneth Cook. The W. F. cent stamps sold by “P. M .' Drew, EAGLE She is survived by one son Fred tpacheg lherf sppnt thp past wpek all four corners of the car. They need no lubrication, M S. met at the parsonage Tues­ or the 57.000 checks cashed by S. Seavey: a granddaughter. Miss Mrs. Edwin Howard is home after at her home here. Four-Way Stabilization controls up-and-dow n motion, day. Mrs Al. Townsend led the de­ Banker Sanborn. If however we add Esther M. Seavey: one sister Mrs. trunk »«lU Oldsn'O' fore-and-aft and side-to-side movement and body-roll votional meeting. to this imposing totaMhe 1634.cans pass ng the winter in Warren. Flora Davis; and several nieces and 1 Edgar Quinn has returned from nW aed»n. ■ . n —resulting in a steady, stabilized ride. Easter Sunday services will be: of dog food sold by Scottie Little­ nephews GLENMERE bil« ”unk reduced on l 6 a. m. sunrise service. Baptisms, field and the 16 pairs of men's, and the hospital and Is rapidly improv­ h.en «'’7 nd Eigh‘7- Knee-Action Front Wheels, acting independently ol each Funeral services were held In the Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Ward Old* Se''*. J.nd »*'-,ound ’hile ’ other, step over bumps, ruts and holes in the road. reception of members. Lord's Sup­ the 1600 pairs of women's hose sold ing. Baptist chapel. Rev. Wesley Stuart have opened their summer residence per; 10 a. m. Sunday School; 11 a. by Capt. Skip Arey. we get some Neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dual Cantor-Control Steering provides exceptional handling officiating. The floral tributes were “ Home Acres." ease and accurate, positive car control. m.. worship with sermon by the pas­ little idea of the time that has Dyer gave the couple a shower re­ „ » .. many and beautiful. The bearers Mrs J. Leo McDonald returned * De)ivered Ph i e c t to o*’*’’/* tor on subject: “The Dawn of Hope." elapsed since these two teams have cently, refreshments and merriment Self-Energizing Hydraulic Brakes assure quick, smooth, were Wesley Ellis, Walter Simmons. last Saturday to Winthrop, Mass., tfichig*” * ,ub7 Price include* rounding out a Jolly evening. Mr. straight-line stops with minimum pedal pressure The vested choir will sing the an­ oeen battling, and the economic Watson Barter and Whitney having gu^Rt several weeks of them: “Proclaim His Triumph.” changes that have taken place. But and Mrs. Dyer received manv 90 H. P. Econo-Master Engine delivers brilliant, all-round Thompson. Burial was In the Ridge j^ g Lucy 8mlth performance— saves money on gas and oil. The solo “The Holy City” will be they all seem to like it and claim lovely g fts. cemetery at Glenmere. Miss Hilda Davis of Port Clyde sung toy Harry Coombs. De Valois they will be back next season, to see Miss Adria Bracey of North 100% Full-Pressure lubrication w ith Rifle- D rilled Con­ spent the school vacation with her necting Rods. All engine bearings and piston pins are tf they can beg, borrow or steal a Haven passed last weekend with het APPLETON aunt, Mrs. Walter Barter. pressure lubricated. spare game or two. The score: parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Supt. of Schools Merle S. Jones Winslow Oreenwood and family Roomy, Wido-Vision Body by Fisher has extra-large wind­ Vinal Haven & Rockland Bracey. Ganders and Austin Towle of the school have moved to Dorchester. Mass., shield and w indows tor greater vision and safety. 74—235 Steamboat Company Grimes ...... 86 75 Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Allen have committee went Wednesday to Port­ where Mr. Oreenwood has employ­ ...... 78 74 78—230 ROCKLAND •Libby ...... returned home. land where they were In conference ment. 102—285 Sanborn ...... 91 92 Leland Smith of North Haven at The Falmouth Hotel with Rev. Laura McLellan, Lawrence Mc­ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 88—283 Shields ...... 95 100 made a visit last weekend with Ralph Kawltz the new Overseer for Lellan and Miss Maude MoLellan ’you OUMT 8T 108—286 Read Down Read Up Goose Arey ...... 91 friends at the Lighthouse. The Church of God in this State, attended the funeral services Mon­ A. M. P. M . 441 428 450-1319 and W. H. Miller. Satisfactory ar­ day for Charles Davis In Thomas­ 5.30 Lv. Swan's Island, Ar. 6.00 nO W M M Skippers Skip A rey...... 99 81 91—262 rangements have been made, for a ton. M9S2 6.30 Lv. Stonington, Ar. 4.40 7.30 Lv. North Haven, Ar. 3.30 Peterson ...... 7& 98 77—253 414 463 415-1292 large reservoir to be installed on Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Schellens and 8.15 Lv. Vinal Haven, Ar. 2.45 Hall ...... 85 85 163—233 •Surprise for Scottie who Is va­ the church grounds which will sup­ daughter Mary of Maitolehead. WINTER STREET 9.30 Ar. Rockland, Lv. 1.30 Drew ...... 83 100 80—263 cationing a la grippe. ply water system for the high and Mass, were at their cottage a few FIREPROOF GARAGE CO. ROCKLAND, MAINE 122-tf Dyer ...... 78 99 104—281 t63, bowling or cards? grammar schools. days this week. Page Six Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, April 8, 1939 Every-Otber-Day

men: "Christ Lives Evermore; Can i Apollonio were: Miss Teresa Arau, ed as officers: Girls’ basketball; Trask of Camden, or some other suit Probate Notices able person, be appointed Admx . with- | He Survive Our Age." Special president; Mrs. Winfield Witham. Mary Bryant, captain; Nathalie o u t bond. In Everybody’s Column THOMASTON CAMDEN secretary-treasurer; executive com­ Smith, manager; boys’ basketball: STATE OF MAINE ESTATE MARIE LANEY, late of I Advertisements in this colum_ not Easter music under the direction Rockland, deceased. Petition for Ad-1 to exceed three lines Inserted once for of Dr. Raymond Tibbetts, choir di­ mittee, Mrs. J. Hugh Montgomery, Harold Boynton, captain; Thomas To all persons interested In either ministration, asking that Adrian Lanev j 25 cents, three times for 50 cents. Ad- of the estates hereinafter named: ime other suitable! dltlonal lines five centa each for one At a Probate Court held at Rockland, of Skowhegan, or some SHIRI.EY T. WILLIAMS GILBERT HARMON rector; Mrs. Minnie R Brown, di­ Mrs. Alex Gillmor and Mrs. Susanne Aylward, manager. person, be appointed Adnir., without time 10 cents for three times, Six in and for the County of Knox, on small words to a line. Correspondent Correspondent rector of young people's choir; Miss Wyatt: entertainment committee, The ranks of the seniors for the the 21st day of March in the year of boind. our Lord one thousand nine hundred ESTATE SAMUEL B GRAY. JR. and a a a a Mrs. C. Harold Jameson, Mrs. Lu­ last three and half years were re­ ft ft ft ft »a . zs zs zs : June Cote, organist. There is an and thirty-nine and by adjournment LUNETTE E GRAY, minors, of Rock­ ! acuphone to aid the deaf and loud cille P. Hary and Mrs. Howard L. cently posted. They are: Philip from day to day from the 21st. day land Petition for License to Mortgage *■*« Tel. 190 Telephone 713 1 I of said March TheT he following matters certain Real Estate situated ill Rock j ' speaker in the room below. There Apollonio; refreshment committee. Pendleton. OT; Louis Hary. 94.11; having been presented for the action land and fully described In said petl ( i thereupon hereinafter indicated It is tlcn, presented by Samuel B. Gray of . TO LET * will be a special musical program by Mrs. Ernest A. Robbins. Mrs. A. F. Harry Hodson. 93.42; Alden Damery, Rockland. Gdn | » Elizabeth Henry a senior in Home Raymond L Conley of Lincoln­ hereby ORDERED » • M the adult Double Quartet, directed Green and Mrs. J. Riker Proctor. 91,10: Dorothy IMdDonald. 89.75; That notice thereof be given to ail ESTATE OLCA A JOHANSEN, lat- ot Economics, College of Agriculture of ville Beach and Camden is a patient persons interested, by causing a copy Rockland, deceased Firs! and final HEATED furnished rooms to let. by Dr. Tibbetts at the evening serv­ The Rotary Club met Tuesday Lucie Dickens. 89 30; Gwendolyn of this order to be published three account presented for allowance by FOSS HOUSE, 77 Park St. Tel. 330 the University of Maine, has been at Knox Hospital. ice at 7 o'clock. There will also be noon at the Congregational Parish Eastman. 8844; Barbara Coathup, 'eu iV ’ne^paprr lpuMtshed°atl*Rock- Henrik J. Johansen. Admr 39-tf named on the Morning Committee ESTATE HARRIETT A THORNDIKE Mr. and Mrs. John Paul will ob­ Houtse. Charles B Doyle of Bath 88 36: Dorothy Drinkwater. 88; Les- lalKl *“ s»*d County, that they mnv LOVEl.Y furnished, modern front a baptismal service. late of Rockland, deceased First and room, central Gentlemen preferred. for the annual Maine Day May 3. I . ... n ______— . . ______appear at a Probate Court to be held final account presented for allowance serve their golden wedding anniver­ Mr and Mrs Standish Perry a n d , and AIlan McAlary of Rockland ter Gross. 67.31; Edwin Ames, 86 76; at said Rockland on the 18th day of Apply 28 or 30 Masonic St., or TEL. The program, replacing the old by Katherine H Haines. Exx. 1177-J. 40*42 sary next week. Mr. and Mrs. E Hamilton Hall were < werc vlsitln« Rotarians A G -‘ Marian Dickey. 86 42; Barbara i ELMER E SIMMONS, late of Rock­ ‘ bag scrap." is now devoted to Funeral services for Fred W. land deceased. Will and Codicil and FIVE-room apartment to let at 56 in Augusta Friday , Caldwell of Holyoke was a guest, chaisson, 86 3; Francis Pellerin, | cause Petition for Probate thereof. eking ' Talbot Ave Inquire R. H. BRITT, cleaning the college campus, re- Brown. 76. were held Friday at There’will be-an Easter Ball at Duncan Rcger» of the North- j 85 50; Margaret Rossiter, 85.16 ESTATE M ARIA B. LOW. la te o f B os that ihe same may be proved and al- | City Building 40-tf ton. Mass deceased. Petition for Ad- lowed ind that Letters Testamentary, pairing and painting and cleaning Good's funeral home, Rev. N. F. At­ the Opera House Monday night J p°« Church «ave an ln’ I ministration, asking that Ann G Nay ! issue to Edna S. Look of Rockland and ; ROOMS to let at 15 Grove St. ref in the university buildings, and wood officiating. He is survived by of Boston. Mass . or some other suitable c Wlnnlfred Spaulding of Mattapan,1 579-W, MRS. FLORA COLLINS. 39-tf Music will be furnished bv ’ Gordon , terestin« lalk °n ‘'Chinese I person, be appointed Admx., with bond Mass., they being the Exxs. named In other useful, constructive work. NORTH HAVEN wui FOUR-room camp to let. electricity, his wife, Alice; five children. Levi Howe and His Blue Romancers.' Scou“ ' - ESTATE CHARLES S ROBERTSON wul- witnout bond. spring water, eight miles from Thom- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Young of of Camden. Francis of Boston Miss tarn Scoutmaster of a troop of Chi-1 Mr. and Mrs. William Lobley orc late of Vinalhaven. deceased Petition' Witness, HARRY E WILBUR Esquire [ uston TEL 188 4 South Cushing, P. Cushing, arc guests of their son and The musical comedy "Honolulu” , . , . .. for Administration asking that Floyd Judge of Probate Court for Knox o 42-44 Abbie Brown of Somerville. Mass.. with Eleanor Powell. Robert Young 1 nese ,n BcsW“ a‘ld r* ated Rockland, enroute to Bangor. G Robertson of Vinalhaven. or some | County. Rockland, Maine. daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Arey of Vinalhaven. and other suitable person, be appointed 1 Attest: SMALL furnished house to let at George Burns and Gracie Allen, will !many expeliences °f 1 ® ,.Tr°°P' I The Friendly Bible Class of which Admr . without bondnd CHARLES L. VEAZIE Spruce Head near salt water; new Weston A. Young, for an indefinite Mrs Amy Perry of West Baldwin; showing the great value of the B oy|Herman w Crockelt ,s president Register garage. Ideal for year-around home; be shown at the Comique Theatre ESTATE HARRIET V. DUNCAN, la te 39-S-45 rent reasonable. CALL 793-W. 106-tf stay. and a sister. Mrs. James H. Dyer Scout movement in teaching good gavc a fathcr and SOn banquet Wed- of North Haven, deceased. Petition Sunday and Monday. for Administration, asking that Fos- Miss Elizabeth Creighton, who Of Turnpike Drive, citizanship to Chinese boys. nf^ ay a{ thf R p haU R was FOUR room apartment to let. all Chief Allen Payson and Charles tena M Duncan of North Haven, or moaern. Apply at CAMDEN and teaches at Dr Perkins' School, L an-( James McGrath, son of Mr and some other suitable person, be appoint­ Notices of Appointment ROCKLAND WATER CO . Tel. 634 Mi-s Lillian Grey. Mrs. Jessie Sat- night before the president's birth- ed Admx.. with bond. caster. Mass., and her brother Mai- Mrs. Francis McOrath. who has King will attend the meeting of the 39 U Association of Maine Fire Chiefs ! tcrlcc and Mlss Hortense Bohndcl., day and observance of it the ESTATE BENJAMIN F PLUMMER. I ChorlFs L. Vcazte. Rrcis^er of Pro- cr.lm Creighton, a .student «t New been very ill for four weeks, is im- hich will be held Tuesday with the were officers of the Rebekah Long*, rl#St prese„ted to i,jm a fine travel late of Appleton,----- deceased------Petition bate for the County of Knox. In the !(*************■ England Conservatory of Music,' proving. for Administration, asking that Aflte state of Maine hereby certify that ucksport department who took part in the Officers Visit­ ling bag. and birthday cake. Plummer of Appleton, or some other m the following estates the persons spent the week with their grand- J At the Methodist Church wor- ing night sponsored Tuesday by suitable person be appointed Admx . I were appointed Administrators. Bx- Limerock Valley Pomona Grange Mrs. Christine Burns of Wollas­ wlthout bond. ecuton. Guardians and Conservators : FOR SALE • parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A ship Sunday will be at 10 30. prea-h- the Miriam Rebekah Lodge of Rock­ ESTATE J MORRIS STUDLBY late and on ,hp dat" hf" »lafter »»mod ill meet Saturday for an afternoon to n . Mass., has been a visitor here Crcighton, and Mr- Herbert R ing by the pastor, subject: "The land. Others attending were M tu of Rockland,~ deceased Petition for CHESTER L PASCAL, late ot Rock­ YEARLING steer and bull for sale; and evening session with Megunti- ■ this week. ! Administration, asking that Jane P port. deceased Henry B Bird of Rock­ also heavy Iron axle wheels with 4-ln Linnell. Great Certainty.” Knights Templar land was appointed Special Admr.. cook Grange. The afternoon pro- ; Bessie Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ White of Rockland, or some other Rult times, and blueberry hay. FRED L. Keeper and Mrs. Frank E. Bracey able person, be appointed Admx . with­ March 10. 1839. and q u a lified by fil­ MILLER. Tel 15-13. W arren. 40*42 Orient Ledge held its monthly, Of Camden Commandery will be man Fuller Mrs Gardiner Mowatt ing bond on same date gram will include the greeting by of Eagle Island announce the en­ o u t bond meeting Tuesday night, working the , guests at the morning service. Harold Nash: response; Easter land Ralph Sattcrlee. ESTATE ELIZABETH WILSON FISH­ ADA B MERRIAM late of Union NEW 18 ft Snipe model sailboat for Fellowcraft Degree on one candi- Easter Music under the direction of gagement of their daughter Adria ER. late of Philadelphia. Pa , deceased. deceased Wilson L Merriam of Union sale at low price complete; varnished Song: Easter tableau by Megunti- ! Everett S Greaton. Executive Petition for License to Transfer Real was appointed Admr.. March 21. 1939 deck: In water one month, sails never date. After the work, a clam chow- a . F. Sherman. Church School and Louise to Leland Eugene Smith, son Estate, presented oy E McLain Wat­ and qualified by fUlng bond on same wet Write P. O. BOX 373, Rockland. cook Grange, speaker. State Lee- , Secretary of the Maine Develop- ters. Laura Reeve and Florence Sibley. date 41-43 der was served by "Chef" Charles Bible classes at the close of morning of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Smith. Exrs turer Hartley M. Stewart: Easter ' ment Commission of Augusto, was ETHELYN JOHNSON, of Vinalhaven FORD coupe 1930 ru m b le seat. 1927 Knights, assisted by Bernard Rob- service. Happy Hour service at 7 Mrs Herman Crockett was a visi­ ESTATE NANCY E SHIBLES late of Vaughn Johnaon of Vinalhaven was Dodge four-door sedan for sale Harold reading. Florence Young: a discus- ' the speaker at the meeting of the Thomaston deceased Petition for Dis­ appointed G uardian M arch 21. 1939. inson. Walter Young. Edgar Libby, o'clock, at which time the cantata, tor Monday and Tuesday in Rock­ Alexander. 9 CENTRAL ST. Camden sion bv Hugh Little on the subject, j Lions Club Tuesday night at Wads- tribution. presented by Watson T Bar­ and qualified by filing bond on same 41*43 and Leroy Seekins. A rehearsal is "The Crucifixion and Ascension." land and Vinal Haven. ter. Admr. date Which is more economical to hatch Inn He lectured and showed ESTATE NANCY E SHIBLES. late AUGUSTUS D BIRD late of Rock- 36-FOOT power boat for sale Has 8- called for April 20. and the Master will be given in the auditorium The Bible Class gave a mother of Thomaston deceased First and land deceased. Joseph Emery of Ruck- cytlnder Gray marine motor. CARL­ eggs or buy baby chicks? " solo. State three reels of movies In natural final account presented for allowance laud was appointed Admr . March 21. TON JOYCE Swan- Gland.______41-46 Mason Degree will be worked at a This is the last Sunday before the Lecturer Hartley M Stewart. Sup- ™’*°r °n the srffiject. “What the and daughter banquet Tuesday by Watson T. Barter Admr. 1939. and qualified by filing bond on FARM for sale, 28 acres, m odern Im­ special meeting April 25. ! annual Conference. There will be ESTATE LIVINGSTON A GRAY, late sanle date provements STEPHEN S. COMERY. per wUl be served. In the evening Commission is Doing To Advertise. night at the K P. dining hall. Fifty Tel 191-5. Thonu 40 tf Mrs. John Rattenbury of New no services at this Church April 16. of Rockport, deceased First and final LOTTIE H BEVERAGE late of there will be degree work and an en- , Publicize, and Develop Maine." were present for the happy occa­ account presented for allowance by North Haven, deceased Harold H 1937 THOR ou: board m o to r for sale. York city is guest of Mr. and Mrs on account of the convening of the tertainment under the direction of ; Stewart Orbeton was a visiting sion. Allda M Merrifield. Admx Beverage of Riverhead. N. Y . was ap- A -l. S30: also good row boat. $15 EARL HBTATE EMMA S DUNN late of Ad™r J 838,. "}d OGIER R ichards HIH^ R ock p o rt_ 4 2 ’44 Enoch Clark. annual conference at Skowhegan. the lecturer. Mrs. Man Nash. Lion. Plans are being made with Vernon Beverage returned from Rockland. deceased First and final 1939 resented for allowance by Prank <* Haven COCKER Spaniel, six months old. Mr. and Mrs. Orett Robinson and The Friends-in-Council are to At the Mcgunticook Orange card ' the RoUr>’ Club for a joint Ladies' Rockland Tuesday. Mrs Beverage 1 ^ ““l , appointed Agent in Maine. black female, for sale KARL MALM- Bu n n , Admx. STROM Clark Island 42’44 daughter. Miss Lois Robinson of hold an open meeting with invited hr reports .is convalcsoent after her EJSTATF firva a ul’tt r tq PETTER PROCK. of Rockland. Milton partv Thursday night Lawren-e ' N* ht to be held April 18 at the O w V s Head decent FiV^nnd Orlffln Rocfcland was appointed STRAWBERRY plants for sale grown vwis Heaa. deceased Firs, and final oo iq iq Castine, have been visitors in town guests next Tuesday night at the Hopkins won ’first prize. Fred , > H°use_ Kenneth recent operation account presented for allowance bv P O " “ *rch J28- 1939- and qualified at Glencove Premier and Dunlap. this week. Mr. and Mrs Robinson Episcooal Parish House. Dr. Howard Charles H Willis of Owl * Head Exr by filing bond on same date. Place orders early Tel. 44-3 W C. Sherman, second; and C D Wads. M. Sillt. President of Bowdoin Col­ A ttest: LUFKIN. R. D . R ockland. 42*44 stopping at their own home here. Apollonio will speak of his recent lege. will speak on "Current Euro­ Easter Service* ESTATE JENNIE S. SPEAR, latt of CHARLES L. VEAZIE. orth and Mrs. Lillian Pomeroy tied „ . . „ ■ Thomaston deceased First and final DINING room set for sale. 8-plece R egister walnut, spring seat leather bottom and Miss Robinson being the guest 1 trip with Commander Donald B pean Affairs." The committee in The morning service Will be at 8 I account presented for allowance by 36-S-45 for the consolation. Bessie Spear Sullivan. Exx chairs 12 CLARENDOON S T 42*44 of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chaples. MacMillan. o'clock with baptism. Bible School Dr and Mrs J. Sherwood Arm- charge of thf Donald B MacMillan ESTATE ELIZABETH WILSON FISH­ PIGS for sale. FRANK GOFF. Tel. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts of Kenniston Blackington has re- meets at 10; at 11. worship with ER late of Philadelphia. Pa . deceased 6-12. Union 42*44 strong are spending the weekend . Belmont. M ass. arrived Thursday turned from a month s tour of the sermon by Rev. Henry F. Huse “Pris­ First and final account presented lor BARR Universal Typewriter—good as 1th Dr. Armstrong's parents. Mr ° ^ ra Hou* reP°rted the tlck€U allowance by E McLain Watters. Laura new for sale. Inquire JOHN BROWN. to spend a few days w*ith Mrs. i southern States. as going well. oners of Hope." At 7 o clotA there Reeve and Florence Sibley. Exrs. I MISCELLANEOUS > Not h Haven.______42*lt and Mrs. James R. Armstrong in ESTATE JOHN BRANNIGAN. late of Watts' sister. Mrs. Josephine Stone Mrs. Winona A. Talbot is enjoying Mrs Gilbert S Poxwell returned will be given by the choir the can­ St George, deceased First and final IN C-amden. six room house and bath, Somerville. Mass. account presented for allowance by also shed; two house lots, terms cash. and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Stone. a two weeks' vacation from her du- tata "Risen Indeed." The synop­ Rockland Sanitary Service, depen­ WALLACE N. PAGE. 26 Central St.. A United States marshal's public Wednesday from Bath. N. Y.. where Frank H Ingraham. Public Admr dable hauling of waste and ashes AR- Russell Young. Norman Overlock tjes at the Copper Kc»tle in Rock- sis of the cantata is; The Song of C am den. 39*44 auction sale of the vessel Alice May she has been visiting her brother, ESTATE ALTON E PERRY, late of THUR ADOLPHSEN. Tel 1399 41-tf Chester Delano. Arthur Upham. iand. Easter Triumph. He Chose Thoms, Rockland deceased Petition lor Ad DRY hard wood per foot, fitted. I12S, was held at the post office Friday 1 Frederick Strong. ministration, asking that Frank E KaaaWTO my «♦ old natelFina customers «ra«l as •»»- well as new I------Sawed. ▼— $1 15. long,---v »1.05. M. B. & C O Richard Woodcock and Hazen Cook I Easter services at the Baptist Lord Spare Thyself. Behold the Perry of Rockland, or some other sult- back at painting and paper hanging perry T r i 487 afternoon. The highest bidder was Charles Babb Jr., returned Wed­ able person, be appointed Adnir.. with llg’1" TOIR EST K HATCH 114 Pleas- I ------are the committee appointed by the church will consist of: Morning Lamb of God. Our Hopes were ant 8t.. ettv. 41*43 I LADIES—Reliable hair goods at Rock Fairbanks. Morse & Co. who bid nesday from a business trip to New o u t bond. land Hair S:ore. 24 Elm St. Mall ordera Boys’ Club in charge of raising worship at 11. subject of the ser- Vain. There was a Great Earth­ ESTATE ALBERT O BOWLER late PAINTING papering of all kinds; solicited. H C. RHODES. Tel. 519-J. $2000 through their credit manager York State. of Owl s Head deceased Petition for drU*D. and ’?ck ______39-tf subscriptions for furnishing tire new ----- • • • • quake. O. Glorious Dawn. He Lives Administration, asking that Ensign Otis „ w GRAY. 3 Adams St.. N. L. Shipley. Bidding started at HARD coal for sale, also lumpy Po- rooms in the Simpson Block. Start- day at the home of Mrs. Warren Again The Lord is Risen Indeed i ot Rockland, or some other suitable hoc*1*™-______M tf $300. Camden National Bank and High School News ' _ . „ . ,, ‘ P?™00’ h* appointed Admr without, HOUSECLEANING’ The Electrical cahontus soft coal; dry fitted hard ing this week they are conducting a Knights. It was decided to hold O Love Divine. He Giveth US VlC- I bond j Way Is the Easy Way—At a reasonable and Junk wood. J. B PAULSEN. Thom­ Isidor Gordon were the only other The parts for graduation have aston. Tel. 62 39-tf drive and will appreciate any help, the next meeting April 20 at Mrs tnrv and Proclaim the Risen Lord ' ESTATE LORA P SPEAR, late of F0®1 V°u either buy or rent a bidders. The Alice May was for­ been announced. The first three lory ana r-rociaim tne nisen Loru warren, deceased Petition for Dlstrl- Vacuum Cleaner TEL 721. HOUSE- Dr W. H Hahn, of Friendship, who phlllp Greenleaf's. Members of the choir with Mrs. button, presented by Philip Simmons' SERMAN, Inc, for Information 42-47 merly owned by Howard Anderson are assigned by rank and office, the owns the rooms, has generously of- ! Mrs Royal S. Keyes of Tyngsboro Barbara Joy as leader are Mrs of Warren. Admr ' WATCHMAKER—Repairing watenea . ♦ a , and was engaged in scallop fishing. rest elected by the class. The class ESTATE FRANK A HANDLEY late clocks, antiques all kinds. Call and fcred the Club the use of them, and Mass.. Is guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Sampson. Virginia Beverage. of Camden, deceased First and final deliver, S. ARTHUR MACOMPED, 23 ’ WANTED Douglas Fuller, a student at the ode and poem are competitive The « the next step seems to be to furnish Elmer Ingalls. Mrs Lawrence Grant. Mrs. Victor account presented for allowance by ’ Amesbury St.. Rockland. Tel. 958-J I K Massachusetts School of Optometry. parts are: Valedictory. Philip Pen­ Georgia C. Handley. Exx 39 tf them fittingly. Fred Hinckley of Boston is vtelt- Walker Mrs. Leon Crockett. Elaine ESTATE LORA P SPEAR, late ot | WILLING, active youth, quick to Boston, is guest of his parents Mr. dleton: salutatory, Louis Hary; ad­ Warren, deceased First aud final ac-1 Tonic Ta file’s rSntsl^raw ‘earn- needs work of any kind. Write Mrs John H Paulsen was hostess -ng Mr. and Mrs. Bowdoin Grafton dress to undergraduates. Alden Smith. Mrs Joseph Reardon. Myr­ count presented for allowance by Phlllp rer myl^™ to» and X ? atlmul.nU -YOUTH. care The Courier Gazette. and Mrs. Roy Fuller during the Simmons of Warren. Admr one doee starts new pep Costs little I ______40*42 Tuesday to the Baptist -Mission j Mrs. Earl Woodcock went Thurs Damery: oration. Alvin Fisher; tle Greenlaw. Mis. Harvey Calder- Easter vacation. ESTATE MARY TABBUTT of Cam- Call, writ* C H MOOR A CO 34*51 MAN wanted to chop wood. KARL Circle. i day to Portland to be with her The Perry Cottage. Marine avenue essay. George Prescott: gifts. Lucic j wood. Ida Wooster and Doris Brown. den Petition for License to sell cer------PACKARD Tel. 256-2. R FD . city. William Tarbox. assistant mana- mother, Mrs. Carl Emery who has Praver mri orial meeting will be i,,ln R*®’ Estalc situated in Harrington 42* It has been rented to Miss E. I. G raff1 Dickens. Lester Gross: prophecy prayer ano ociai meeting win oe : ,n the County of Washington, and anc | OPPORTUNITY ger of the Hotel McAipine of New been a .surgical patient at the hos- Thursday at 7JO fully described In said Petition and TO GO INTO BUSINESS EXPERIENCED housekeeper desires and Miss Caroline W Thorne of Frances Bartlett. Francis Pellerin; Invest Proceeds of Sale, presented by ( FOR YOURSELF position In small family. MISS LOUISE P ill! BROOK Vltialli . 42*44 York. is in town for a two weeks' pita! the past several weeks, Germantown. Pa., by the Allen In- history Margaret Rossiter: will, Eva Young, of Camden. Gdn. In a stay. Mrs. Elbridge Grafton went yes ESTATE LETHA L WENTWORTH Western Auto Associate Store BOAT wanted Open motor boat. 20 surance Agency. 1 Walter Davis. e-______, i to 24 feet, with or without motor Good A new W.C.TU. Union has re- terday to Portland to meet her ive Pay Pull Market Prices For Rockport.Mortgage certain Petition Real for Estate License situated to est and most^ucceSful^r Its nni^o shaPe- seaworthy, cheap Wrl^e full Mrs. P J. Good has returned Shorthand awards have been SPRING MUSKRATS in Rockport and fully described in X rs in ^ ln es£ hidla "a el vSh description to SEAWORTHY* HENRY” cently been organized by Miss Mar- parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- home after passing part of the made thus: 60-word transcription said PetlVTon presented by Chester P T » 3 6 ‘.00(LOOOn m ' 19M “ W e ^ ’now j Couner-Gazette. 40*42 garet Crandon and Mrs. Lilia Clars Donald who are arriving Sunday AXD OTHER RAW FURS winter in Florida. certificates. Margaret Rossiter and Wentworth of Rockport. Gdn offering you an opportunity to op- MIDDLE aged man wanted lor gen- at Martinsville. The oldest member on the S. S. Laconia from a vis: Rockland Tallow Co. CHARLEB H FRAZIER, late of Phlla-) eratc a Western Auto Associate 'Store cral farm work. One wanting good Officers elected at the meeting Francis Bartlett; 80-word transcrip­ t i i i - ov »«r«. nzwisi « s » s I d<‘|phla Pa deceased, exemplified copy home owned. In towns of 1500 to 20 000 home rather than high wages Must of IILLNO.N AVL.. IKK KLA.MI of wm an[j probate thereof together, There are over 1.000 such store- In be good dry milker No liquor. E E. cf the rewly foimed Tenants Harbor jn Scotland. of the Monday Club held this week tion certificate. Margaret Hitching Union is Mrs. Elizabeth Barter aged There will be a rehearsal of the 42T&S48 with petition for probate of foreign operation. CHAPMAN W est Neck Nobleboro 41*46 at the home of Mrs. Howard L. The basketball squads have elect­ will asking that the coptf o l said will 1 You can become the owner and op- PART or full time chauffeur's job anil teams of Arcana Lodge and may be allowed, filed and recorded In ; erator of a "Western Auto Associate 89 who was once a White Ribboner. the Probate Court of Knox County, and Store" for as little as S2.75O In the wanted by reliable young '‘Sl3',W1'"'cPU man, or odd Miss June Henry of Worcester, Mayflower Temple at the K. that. lettsrv tn smsller which a*‘> !’orS' 1 31 ' W Charles 6 Cheston of Whltemarsh, | chandlse and fixtures and everything; APPRENTICE wanted at Vogue Mass, is visiting her mother Mrs. hall Wednesday at 7.30. All mem BMRM Pennsylvania and Ftdellty-Philadelphla : necessary to start business. W.- itrala ' Beauty Shop. 34 PARK ST 40-42 bers of the teams are urged to be TTHst .CoJnPany ot PhliadPlPbik- our suoeearful merchandising | “ MAN^wantedHtoTTalesworiFln rural Mary Henry I m ethods without bond districts of Maine Experience a help The pageant "The Triumph of present as this rehearsal is im ESTATE JOHN PASCAL, late of WESTERN AUTO SU PPL Y CO. but not needed. Must own and opi- Love” will b? presented by the portant. Rockport, deceased Petition for Ad- j Associate Store Division rrate a car. be free to travel, good ministration D. B N . C. T A . asking 203 Rowland Ave character, references Commission: car Epworth League at the vesper serv­ At the meeting of the Beta Alpha that Frank H Ingraham of Rockland., • Springfield. Mass allowance and dally guarantee. Apply CHEVROLET or some other suitable person, bej 42-Th-52 ROOM 3. Foss Hou.-e. 40*4 ice Sunday at 4 33 p. m. There will held Monday night these officer appointed Admr with the will annexed w be reception of new members at the were elected: President. Mrs of the estate not alr-ady administered; FLOORS, hard wood, to sand and of said deceased, with bond. re-finish Expert workmanship New I Blanche C. Lermond. vice president TENANT'S HARBOR 1 Porter-Cable sanding machine M W. morning service. ESTATE CHARLES B BROWN, late RICHARDS, 25 F rank lin S t., Tel 708 At the Baptist Church tomorrow | Mrs. Evelyn Perron: secretary. Mr of Rockland, deceased First and final “All That’s Best at Lowest Cost” trust account presented for allowance Mrs. Gilbert Auld has returned -t2L-dPt2Hs______122? Sunday School will be at 9.45 and Leona W Starrett; treasurer, Mrs by Clara A. Couhlg. Trustee. I Irnn, vinoihovee. ,i,„ u 1 WANTED to Buy— All kinds of used from Vinalhaven Where she has j machinery and toola for making bar- worship at 11. At 7 o'clock in the i Ida E. Jordan. A work committee ESTATE LESLIE C DEANE, late" 1 been caring lor her____ mothersi._ ...iwho is mill'rela; q alsoIoa niArtriflnwooden ktrtvbox machinery.Asoehi liAri' Full Rockport, deceased First and final ac- description, condition and price first evening the pageant "Simon, the ' consisting of Mrs. Blanche Slader count presented for allowance by Ralph ill. H W ilson, Exr letter. Write MR SHARP, care Tho Leper" a drama of Chirst by Doro- I Mrs. Alice Macgowan and Mrs C ourier-G azette. 40*45 ESTATE LUCY B COBB, late of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell of thy Wilson will be presented. There i pjuby Hall was appointed, also Rockland, deceased Petition for Con­ Rockland were guests last weekend are four episodes with incidental sick committee. Mrs. Nettie Robin firmation of Trustee, asking that Bos­ •EGGS AND CHICKS] ton Safe Deposit A Trust Company of of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Clark mus|C. sen, Mrs. Ardella Kirkpatrick, and Boston. Mass . be confirmed as Trustee of the estate given In trust for the Miss Carolyn McIntosh spent the Mrs. Warien Knights entertained Mrs. Eunice Tilson. Supper wa use and benefit of Martha C Wood. her Sewing Club Thursday night served by Mrs. Dorothy Libby. Mr: IN SALES Anna C Wlswsll. Martha H Wlswall recent vacation with her parents SCR I. started ehleks for sale, one and W illiam C. Wlswall. presen ted by to three week- old O. W ROGERS, those present being Mrs. Erving j Anne Condon, Mrs. Ida Jordan, Mrs The biggest selling 1939 model car In America — and mor» than said Boston Safe Deposit and Trust in Bangor. at C. E. Overlook*. Warren. Tel 3-4. C om pany. Ralph Wilson passed last weekend ______42 44 Condon. Mrs. Frederick Jordan and Annie Mank and Mrs. Hilda Keve that—the biggest selling car for seven out of tho last oight yoarsl ESTATE WILLIAM A KENNEDY PARMENTERS strain red chicks for Mrs. Edgar Libby. Decorations were in keeping with late of Rockland, deceived First and with his parents Mr nad Mr.s. Willis rale from high producing pullorum final account presented for allowance clean breeders: chicks *10 per hundred. Robert MacFarland Jr. who has the Faster season. The refresn by Alice H. Kennedy. Exx Wilson. M M KINNEY. St. George road. T hom ­ been ill with bronchial pneumonia ments committee for the next meet ESTATE LINCOLN H. YOUNG, late Miss Diani Mitchell of Rockland aston. Tel. Tenants Harbor 56-14. 41-46 of Rockport, deceased Second Account is Improving. ing is Mrs. Lavinia Whitney. Mrs presented for allowance by Harry W spent the Easter recess with her At St. James Catholic Church Nettie Robinson. Mrs. Alice Mac Young. Admr grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Mass Sunday will be at 9 a. m. i gowan and Mrs. Rosalind Eaton LYDIA A. JAMESON, late of Rock­ land. deceased Will and Petition for Clark. « CLEMENTS CHICKS Federated Church. Sunday School j William Simmons has been ap Probate thereof, asking that the same IN PERFORMANCE may be proved and allowed and that (Harold Marriott has employment meets tomorrow at 9.45; worship at pointed road commrsioner. Letters Testamentary Issue to Grace with Liggett Drug Co. in Providence It's faster on tho getaway . . . it's batter on tho hills . . . and a A. Kenney of Rockland, she being the 11, subject “Hope in Chirst." There was a goodly attendance a Executrix named In said Will, with­ • * * * Douglas Walker left Thursday to the Baptist Ladies' Circle supper- much better all-round perform er . . . than other cars In Its field. o u t bon d. Church Notes ESTATE MARY L. BREWSTER late return to his -tudies at Yale Medical Wednesday the committee in charg of Rockland, deceased Petition for Easter Sunday*services will be in being Mrs. Annie Mank. Mrs. Netti- Administration, asking that Carrie B this order: 6 a. m. Sunrise service School, New Haven, stopping in Brown and Lena B Rokes. both of Boston Friday to attend the funeral Robinson. Mrs. Anne Day and Mrs Rockland, or some other suitable per­ at McKenzie's wharf; 10.30 a. m. son. be appointed Admxs., without of Ellsworth Benson, Naval Re­ Ruby Hall. The speaker was Re bond. worship, sermon: "God's Message to j CLEMENTS Chirks give excep­ Me in The Risen Christ" by Rev. I tionally profitable results. Unusual serve Aviation cadet, who was killed Donald F. Perron, who used as his HERMAN F COOPER, late of North Reds also Cross Breeds and Sex- Haven, deceased Will and Petition Linked Day old pullets or Cock­ in a plane crash at East Braintree, subject "The Seven East Words of IN FEATURES for Probate thereof, asking that the Newell J. Smith. The choir an-1 erel* full of extra hybrid vigor and Christ.” lxdu.lv* Vacuum Oaar.hlft • Naw Aera-Straam Styling, Now Sadia* by Flahar • Naw same may be proved and allowed and them “Christ Arose" will be sung. | sold with 98ri sex guarantee. Our Mass. Tuesday. Mr. Benson was that Letters Testamentary Issue to Eva Longer Rldlng-Basa • Chevrolet'* Famow* Valve-ln-Haad Six • Perfected Hydraulic Brake* “four-farm co-operative" Insure, a classmate and fra tern.ty brother Pa*t Matrons and Patrons' Night W. Cooper of North Haven, she being Messrs. Auld and Cant will sing a | belter quality for less money. • New "Observation Car" Visibility • Perfected Knoe-Actlon Riding System with (mprevad the Executrix named In said Will, cf Mr Walker having been gradu­ will be observed at Grace Chapter without bond. duct. At 11.30 a. JT1. Bible School i Catalog free. Write CLEMENTS Shockproof Stooring (Availoblt on Matttr Do Luxe model* only) • Tiptoe-Mode Cletch. BROTHERS FARMS, R. 33 Winter- ated from Bowdoin College in 1935. April 12. Slipper will be served at LUCY COLE SI'*'4ONS. late of Union Classes for all ages. port, Me. 26-52 deceased. Will and Petition for Pro­ Mrs. Blanchard T. Orne returned 6.30 by Mrs. Lucy Sillery, Mrs. bate thereof, asking that-the same may At 7 p. m.. the Easter Cantata: Blanche Lermond. Mrs. Doris Sim be proved and allowed and that Letters home Monday after .-pending sev­ Testamentary issue to Henry C. Sim­ "The Lighted Cross" will be pre­ eral months with Mrs. Galen Eustis mons, and Mrs. Alice Macgowan mons of said Union, and Eric M Sim­ sented by the combined Church mons of Southington. Conn., they be­ in Waterville. Mrs. Dorothy Libby is to have ing the Exrs., named In said Will, Choirs and members of the Sunday The Federated Circle will meet charge of the dining-room. Th without bond. School. Thjs is the first cantata WANTED IN VALUE ARD O. JOHNSON, late of Vinal­ at the home of Mrs. Bowdoin L. initiatory degree will be conferred Dollar for dollar, feature for feature/ car for car, It gives you haven. deceased. Will and Petition for presented in the Harbor Church in Grafton Tuesday at 2 o'clock. on two candidates. Beach Chapter, Probate thereof, asking that the same many years. The music will be in­ If the toll man with glasses, and more for your money than any other car In Its price may be proved and allowed and that The Friendly Club met Wednes- j of Lincolnville, and Forget-Me-Not Letters Testamentary Issue to Vaughn terspersed with unusually impres­ friend, who stele my 30-foot ex­ ------| Chapter of South Thomaston have Johnson of Vinalhaven. he being the range —thanks to Chovrolot's volume leadership. « aitCRAL MOTORS VM.0I Exr.. named In said Will, without bond. sive readings by various young peo­ tension ladder from eonicr of been invited. There will be a re JOSEPH G. WENTWORTH, late of ple and children, interpretive of Main and Florence Streets, at 11 Appleton, deceased Will and Petition Andrew Rekila’s hcarsal of the officers Monday for Probate thereof, asking that the the illuminated cross on the plat­ o'clock at night, will return same night at 7.30. same may be proved and allowed and New Shoe Repairing Shop that Letters of Administration with form. There will be no admission no action will he token, otherwise Miss Belle Cullen, in company SEAV1EW GARAGE, INC. the will annexed be issued to Iva M. charge so that all might enjoy the you will get all tlu t's coming to is at 299 Main St. Trask of Camden, or some other suit­ with Mr. and Mrs. William N. Cu 689 MAIN STREET, TEL. 1250 ROCKLAND, ME. able person, without bond. hour. you. Over tomb's, Cleaners leu of Lewiston is spending tl ESTATE IXYTI'IE E W ENTWORTH, HERBERT B. BARTER 13Stf PUAsl.l l A Itoss, VINAL HAVfcN BAllKEK'S GAR AGE, UNION CARROLL'S GARAGE, THOMASTON late of Appleton, deceased. Petition week in New York for Administration, asking that Iva M. Read The Courier-Gazette Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, April 8, 1939 Page Seven

Mr. and Mrs. Osgood Gilbert are minutes from No. 1 highway leading in New Bedford. Mass., called by Study Child Welfare Interviewed Percy into Bangor. And when it comes Certificates Given the death of the former's father, This And That to quaint towns and villages, the Capt. Osgood A. Gilbert, formerly League Of Women Voters A Rockland Business Man Penobscot Bay area is> unsurpassed To Those W ho Earned of this city and prominent in ship­ Plans To Do That the Falls Under Buxton’s Pen in New England. One cannot for­ Them In Home Hygiene get tire beautiful old homes and ping circles over a long period of Down In St. Pete years. Present Month elm-shaded streets of Thomaston, and Care O f Sick Rockland. Camden. Belfast. Sears- Mrs. Frederick H. Bird, chairman Maine has many keen and enter­ The aim of the home hygiene and Henry A. Howard is home from St. port, and Stockton Springs. In of the Department of Government prising business men, and among Petersburg, Fla., and finding the these towns still lingers the atmos- ' Care of the sltk course 10 devel°P and Child Welfare in the Rockland I them must be included Percy E. local weather man a bit chilly after phere of the old Maine seafaring !n the students an appreciation of League of Woman Voters, plans continuous weeks of sunshine down 1 Demmons, a member of the firm of mental and physical health and a for the study of local, State and days, and in many of the old homes thataway. the Rockland Wholesale Grocery still dwell descendants of famous desire to build these habits that will national child welfare for the By K. 8. F. company. month of April. master mariners. No place in Maine safeguard them. To teach efficient Home from Washington, D. C. From a humble beginning at East and healthful methods of meeting Mrs. Bird is a graduate of Brad­ has more genuine historical sig­ where she acts as secretary to Mari­ Two young women were discus­ Machias, Mr. Demmons worked his ford Junior College and Bryant As nificance, than the Penobscot bay the normal problems in the hom e- time Commissioner E. C. Moran, Jr., sing some men they had recently way up to a position of importance region. The British twice occupied such as the care of the baby, pre­ Miss Ethel Smalley is visiting her met. and responsibility in Maine's whole­ Castine, and in Ihe bay was fought school, school child and the aged. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smal­ "Well, my dear" said one, "they sale field. one of the major sea battles of the To develop some practical knowl- ley, Willow street. arc both handsome—financially Before going into business for Rcvolution. edge in the case of the sick under speaking." himself he traveled several years "In addition to an increased sum­ home conditions and according to Mrs. Maurice F. Lovejoy and • • * • among the islands of Penobscot mer business. Maine towns around physician's directions. Such courses daughter Priscilla have returned The Lithuanian navy is without Bay selling groceries to island mer­ the bay need new industries so that are given by the Red Cross as a from a few days' visit in Portland. a port. With Memel lost, the ships chants. Summer and winter he people can work and pay their bills. phase of health education. They They were accompanied to Portland may try for the present the free traveled by steamer and motor boat The woolen mill at Warren is tlie cover seven weeks’ time or 30 hours by Mrs. John Gatti, who has re­ port of Danzig—if it stays free. • • * * to reach these islands, and often life of that town, and takes up of class Instruction. Each student turned to Willimantic. Conn. he was held up by storms and ice. Not since Nellie wore a bird on much of the employment slack One has an ARC text-book and a final During one winter when Penobscot Mr. and (Mrs. William Dorman of her hat and went on trolley car or two good industries in every town written test is given, with a netes- New County road entertained at a parties has there been so much ado Bay was frozen over he was ma­ around the bay would solve the eco­ sary passing grade of at least 75% surprise party Wednesday night ln over spring innovations. One will rooned for several days on Swan's nomic problems of the region, and I Is required. honor of Virgil Merton of Thomas­ see this summer real gentle lady Island. Mr. Demmons has great believe that in time we are going For this work in Home Hygiene ton. The evening was spent socially fashions again. faith in a good future for Maine to get these industries." and Care of the Sick, the Red Cross Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gatcombe are Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lawrence are at games and refreshments were • * • • coast islands, declaring that the Twenty-five years ago Mr. Dem­ has set a standard. Its certificsles In Bath today to attend the launch­ headed homeward from Coral served. Guests were f'om South Did you realize that the world day is near at hand when they will mons married Margaret Rider, arc not Issued broadcast, nor do they ing of the U. S. Destroyer Sims. Gables. Fla., with the expectation Warren Friendship and Thomastor has had four men with a good share provide locations for thriving sum­ daughter of John Rider of Thom­ go automatically to those who have With other guests they will remain of arriving next Monday. Enroute including Mr. and Mrs. Wl’dcr of importance In the world, yet mer colonies He told me that soon- aston. They have a daughter. Miss completed the course. They are for the complimentary luncheon to they visited friends in Southern Bucklin. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rob-! these men never had fathers nor er or later Maine towns must go out Mildred Demmons. Mr. Demmons awarded only to those students who be given for the sponsor Mrs. Wil­ Pines. "With sincere appreciation inson. Mr. and Mrs, Merton Robir.- grandfathers. They are, if you ; after new industries to provide pay has two brothers, Hollis Demmons have achieved the standard A Red liam Lowden Sims. of your fine paper," writes Mrs soiu Mr. and Mrs. Kcnenth Thom p-1 have not already guessed.—Santa rolls for the unemployed, and for of Blur hill and John Demmons of Cross certificate therefore means Lawrence. Mrs. Frederick 11. Bird Claus, Uncle Sam, Charlie Mc­ those who have but intermittent West Haven —Henry Buxton in the something to Its possessor. The Chapin Class members were en­ son, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Overlook, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fales. Mr. Carthy and Old Man River employment. H? said he was back­ Bangor Daily News. student who has earned it has a tertained this week at the home • * • • Maverick Square is once again a and Mrs. Roland Thompson. Mr. and Stratton Business College, and has ing 100 per cent a plan for publiciz­ right to be proud of it It is the of Mr and Mrs. Henry' Comlns. miniature white way with the re­ had experience in social welfare Oliva: "The doctor says he has ing the Penobscot bay region, which outward sign of the fact that she the husbands being guests at a social Mrs. Ernest Beckett. Miss Margare. opening of Dodge's many lighted work in Massachusetts, where she saved that woman's life nine times.'’ he called the most beautiful sea­ A Reno Sequel has set herself to gain knowledge evening. Next Tuesday there will Young and Miss Flora Thornton. "Tiny Tavern.” The famous little j made her home before "oming to Marge: "I always did think she coast in the world of health principles so as to benefit be supper at the Universalist vestry establishment is gleaming white At the annual dinner meeting of Rockland last year. was a cat." For more than two hours I chat­ To a Brilliant Church Wed­ herself and her '•■immunity. Her with Mrs. E E Stoddard in charge. • • • • and immaculate after the Dodg*1 the Methebesec Club last night at The second meeting will be held ted with Mr. Demmons. who is so­ certificate is there to prove that Little things which mean much in ding Which Took Place custom, ready to fill all needs of j Copper Kettle the* officers were Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 at the journing in St. Petersburg with his she has attained her objective. Mrs. John Pomeroy, entertained one's life are thought almost noth­ hungry. elected: President. Mrs. Katheryn home of Mrs. Henry B. Bird, 250 family. He was born in East Ma­ In C?mden In ’32 Tlie following Rockland women nine friends Tuesday, at an Infor­ ing of—now who first invented wir? St. Clair; vice president. Mrs. Alice Broadway, with a round table dis­ chias, the son of Alvin A. Dem­ received their certificates Wednes­ mal supper party. The evening was bed springs and how did it happen? Separation of a couple which The annual meeting of Shakes- ’ Jameson: secretary. Mrs. Irene cussion by Mrs. Clara Kendall of mons, a ship's caulker day night: Mrs. Alice J. Spear, Mrs. spent at Chinese checkers. It was during the Civil War that a figured in a fashionable church pcare Society has been postponed to , Augusta, the State chairman of th? Mabel Bowley. Mrs. Helen Patter­ Walker: treasurer. Mrs. Julia Mur­ New York man took the springs "Father," he told me. "worked in wedding at Camden is noted In the April 17. The banquet will be held Charity Club met Thursday at the ray; directors. Mrs. Jane Beach and Department of Government and out of a buggy seat and put them several shipyards on the Maine following Associated Despatch from son, Mrs. Kathleen Harriman, Mrs. at the Copper Kettle. Child Welfare of the Maine League Copper Kettle, the hostess bein'? Mrs. Alice Karl. Mesdames S t.! under his mattress and found com­ coast, and for several years he re­ Reno Thursday: Margery Trask, and Mrs. Fritz of Women Voters. All League mem­ Mrs Henrietta Simmons. Luncheon Clair. Walker. Beach and Karl are fort and there you have it! paired the boats cf the Seacoast Mrs. Helen Hubbard Dodge, Janssen. Mrs. Mary Kontio of West Mr. and Mrs Frank Harper have bers are invited. was served at 1 o'clock the group re-elections. It was voted to have • t • • Canning company at Eastport. daughter of E Kent Hubbard. Hart­ Rockport and Miss Ardele Little of had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. The first meeting was on the local remaining for an afternoon of sew­ France" as a study subject to be They say that sunspot activity “I left school at the age of 13. ford. Conn. financier, won an un- Thomaston M. E Blodgett G. Bradley Dennett of Gorham. child welfare and has as its speaker ing and cards. augmented by biographies of fa- i which has been the greatest since and found employment In the gro­ coniested divorce on grounds ol mous persons to take the place of Louis A. Walker. 1870 will continue and much dis­ cery’ store of Swift & Paul in East Mrs. Kenneth E. Nichols (Mina cruelty today from Washington Miss Nancy Snow and Miss Bar­ the usual current events. A more turbing weather lies ahead. Machias I was there seven years. Dodge, son of a former San Fran­ LET Ptwer) of Hartford arrived yester- HELEN M. FOGLER • • • • bara Derry came yesterday from detailed account of the meeting will Next I secured a portion as travel­ cisco assessor. They married at U iay to spend the weekend as guest I am thankful I live in Main? Farmington Normal School to spend appear in a later issue. ing salesman with John Bird & Camden. Maine. Aug. 10. 1932 Prop­ BILL” or “MAC” jf Mr and Mrs. H. O Heistad. Miss Helen M. Fogler died in Mel­ and not in the Philippines where the Easter recess at the home of Company, wholesale grocers of [ erty rights and custody of two chil­ Rockport, and Rockland friends. Mr. and Mrs John Creighton of rose. Mass, April 6 at the age of they have pythons that are able to their parents. Rockland and was with this concern dren. Jonathan, five, and Kent, two, Mr. Nichols who accompanied her Ashburnham. Mass., are spending ' 78 following a brief illness with kill and swallow a good sized deer seven years I covered the islands in were settled by agreement. Dis- :ontinued on to visit his parents in Mr. and Mrs Horace E. Albee and Easter with Mr. and Mrs. E. J pneumonia. The daughter of the without breaking or mutilating the Penobscot bay and made regular trict Judge William McKnight North Brooksville. children Allice and James have re­ Hcliier. late Major Prentiss M. and Carrie body Nothing was said about the trips to Vinalhaven, Derr Isle, and granted the decree at a private turned to Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. aft?' H. Fogler. she was born in South antlers. Swan's Island This was or.e of the Mr. and Mrs. John May of Cleve­ Mrs Faith Ulmer Brown, accom­ • • • • hearing." a week s visit with Rockland rela­ Hope where she spent much of her most pleasant expcrltnces or my land. Ohio are weekend guests of panied by her mother. Mrs. Alden Do the bulk of people who talk From the Camden -nd came this tives. early life on the old Fogler home­ whole life. It gave m? an oppor­ Mrs. May's mother Mrs. Annie Mar- Ulmer, will motor to Boston Mon­ about war really know what was is? information: stead. She had many relatives in tunity to really know the island Alman and her sister. Mrs. Edith Mary Dodge of Gorham Normal day to attend the Nelson Eddy con­ I have my doubts if many know ‘The marriag? of Washington this section of the State and while people, and they are the finest, in School is spending 10 days vacation cert to be held that night at Sym­ "why is war." I think it is "the Dodge, 2d, and tlie former Helen Vining in later life her home was in Au­ the world. They are not only warm at her home on Camden street. phony hall. gusta and subsequently in Boston, concentration of all horrors, crimes Hubbard, ended by divorce at Reno. N X U P s Madeline Philbrick cf West- hearted and hospitable, but they Nev.. was the Camden-Rockport she has maintained her wide friend­ and atrocities with acute suffering Junior College arrives today The Maine Federation of Music Mr and Mrs. Fred Schler.dering pay their bills and are honest as th? summer colony's most fashionable ship here in her loyal return for of every nature possible." YOUR ) days vacation visit with her Clubs'held a State board meeting of Placentia Calif., leave there April • • • • day is long. social event in 1932. More than 1800 many years past to the Fogler-Pay- REFRIGERATOR its Mr. and Mrs. Rhama Phil- Thursday in Bangor, completing 10 on a six month's vacation trip Let reason count the stars, weigh "I recall that one tough winter I were bidden to tlie wedding in 8t. son family reunion. WASHER plans for the federation to be held in their car. They plan to visit ■ the meuntains fathom the depths, was hung up on Swan's Island for Thomas Episcopal Church and a Miss Fcgler was an accomplished POWER BURNER May 4-6 at Lincoln. places of interest In the Western The employment becomes her and three days on account of the Ice. reception at Norumbcga. summet musician, serving as organist in Itooevik Club will meet Tuesday States. Canada and Mexico. Mail tlie success is glorious—as far as I Four other traveling men were In estate of the bride's parents. Mr RANGE BURNER several churches in metropolitan with Mrs. H. P Blodgett. Miss Delores Sherwood recently sent to their home address will be am concerned. the same box, and we had the time and Mrs. E. Kent Hubbard of Hart­ ELECTRIC RANGE Boston, and for many years was came by bus from Boston and will forwarded to them. • • • a of our lives. We spent our time play­ ford. Conn. Among the ushers was G AS RANG E Jrs. George J. Adams (Winifred spend the remainder of the school prominent in musical circles there. Oh. my goodness! Now comes ing pitch and listening to the stories Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Simpson return j Paul Mellon. Pittsburgh financier PROMPT SERVICE rghlini who has been at Knox year with her grandparents Mr. She is survived by a sister Miss an all-metal craft with machine of lobster fishermen We were sort Monday to North Haven. Their and son of the late Andrew W Mel­ ALL MAKES spital. returned Thursday with and Mrs. Melvin Pendexter. Oertrude L. Fogler of Beverly Hills. guns designed to fly 350 miles an of sorry when the steamer finally Beech street home will be occupied lon." • Infant son Joseph G arrett to Calif., an uncle Maj. John W. Fog­ hour and Glen Martin calls it the broke through the ice and took us ■ Adams home on Berkeley street. Captain H A. Flynn, governor of by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carter. ler of Skowhegan and an aunt, Mrs. fastest bomber this country has away. Parker E. Worrey Sailors Snug Harbor and wife of Aurelia A Fogler of West Rockport. ORFF’S CORNER 65 PARK ST. ROCKLAND, ME. Mrs Evelyn Hix will give an illus­ ever built and it can carry 2000 "April 1. 1919. I went into com­ The April meeting of Opportunity Staten Island N. Y, were recent She was a cousin of Mrs. Mattie 42&44 trated travel talk after the circle pounds of bombs. Peace, peace, pany with Fred A. Carter and Ray Mr. and Mrs Myron L. Hutchins Class was held at the home of Mrs guests of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fbgler Clark of Camden and her supper at the Universalist Church where is peace? E. Eaton, and we bought out th? and sons Raymond and Vernon Loma Pendleton, at Ingraham Hill Snow. They were accompanied by brothers and sister, William A. and • • • • Wednesday night. wholesale grocery department of were guests last Saturday ol friends Wednesday night with 19 members Mrs. J A Flynn who will remain Raymond H. Fogler of Philadelphia Hint: Heat potato chips until very SUN.-MON.-TUES. the Thorndike Hix Company, and in Gardiner. present. Forty-four calls have been for a longer visit with her daughter. Members of Edwin Libby Relief and Chicago, respectively, and Miss crisp and when cool, spread lightly changed the name to the Roeklan I Miss Lucille A Elwell spent Sun­ made through the past month. Two Corps met Thursday morning tack­ Mary Fogler of Chicago and West with roquefort cheese. Make a fine Wholesale Grocery company W? day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. quilts have been made and a food Housekeepers at the Universalist ing two quilts. The beano party Rockport, all or whom grew up and relish with tomato juice cocktail; are still going strong, and we believe Kenneth S. Elwell. SINGS shower of 36 articles given to a Circle supper next Wednesday will was a grand success, the largest attended school in this area and re­ even a bit of finely chopped chives that we have a bright future ahead Calvin Bragg. Alirpd Jackson, YOD family After the business meet­ be Miss Lucy Rhoades, chairman, afternoon party on record Mrs. turned there very frequently. for those who like this flavor is an of us. We send out four salesmen Ralph Jack’on and Alton Prock en­ ing the evening was spent socially. Mrs E F. Glover. Mrs. H. O. Gurdy, Elizabeth Gregory was chairman. added pleasure. TO HAVE HER to cover the whole Knox County, joyed a fishing trip at Moosclicad Mrs. Clara Gregory having charge Mrs Nellie Bird. Mrs. C. E Daniels, Supper at the usual time was under Road The Courier-Gazette • • • • "The Last Hose ol Summer" part of Penobscot and Hancock Lake last weekend. of the evenings program which con­ Mrs. W H. Spear. Mr.s. E. C Davis, the direction of Mrs. Nellie Mc­ Drives for qu.ck profit have "Iivililiti to the Dance" Counties, and the islands in the Albert E. Elwell and son Calvin sisted of numerous games Refresh­ Miss Beatrice Flint, Miss Maude Auliffe and Mrs. Eflic Walsh. The destroyed huge portions of the ' Because • "La Capuera" bay." were visitors recently In Gardiner. ments were served by hostesses Mrs. Pratt Mrs. O. B. Lovejoy. Mrs. W. F. special program which had been j mineral and forest wealth. More "How do you regard Maine's busi­ Eda Post. Mrs. Maude Grant. The Tibbetts. Mrs. W. M. Connon, Mr.s. prepared for the business session, DON’T NEGLECT fuel oil has been wasted than cx- Harry Creamer was pleasantly ness future?" I asked. class Is to meet at the church next E W Pike. Mrs. J. H Newman, Miss was postponed, due to the illness j traded and sold and only 5 per­ surprised on his birthday by a group “I think something should be Thursday afternoon to do white Mabel Pillsbury. Mrs. Henry Clukey of the patriotic instructor Mr:. cent of privately owned forest of friends who dropped in for a so­ A COUGH done." he replied, "toward pushing cross sewing. and Mrs. F. T. Gould. Eliza Plummer. Sister Mrs. Lucy [lands are cut, of cut to advantage cial evening. Those present were Labor Day ahead for a whole month Walsh, who Is at Knox Hospital For All CoiiRhs Due to Colds Here is a place where government Mr and Mrs. W A. Jackson, Mrs so that wc would have a longer rec­ "Behind the Headlines,” Alton Rummage sale at Universalist was reported much improved. The action might be of vital help. Mvron Hutchins. Mrs. Amber Childs. TRY reational reason. That would bring I Mrs Marjorie Ralph, Clyde Borne- fall Blackington's outstandingly Church. Saturday, April 15. doors program consisted of readings by • • • • much additional revenue to the lopular illustrated lecture of real open at 9 a m — adv. 42-44 Mrs. Elizabeth Barton and Mrs. McCARTY’S Older persons who were born In J man and Percy Ludwig. ife thrills and high adventure will Adelma Mullin; conundrums by the great West where the very State. As it stands now summer [ name of Jesse James or the Bendor Correspondents and tv’itri’r.'tois le presented Easter Monday, April Now it's broken date insurance! Mrs. Maude Cables and Mrs. Lina folk get the itch to go home when arc asked to write on Only One 0, at Community Building. 39-42 Revealing how co-cds of Duquesne Carroll answered by Mrs. Minnie COUGH STOP brothers would bring cold chills up Labor Day comes around Usually the spine, feel that the movie did i wc have our best weather in Sep- side of the paper University have started a new era in Smith and Mrs. Beulah Larrabee, An old ft.shioatd cough mixture Cruises arranged, steamship tick­ not attempt to make a real picture lember and October, and if we could college customs by soothing witn and a vocal solo by Mrs. Jennie made from a formula handed IN ets to all parts of the world. M. F. portraying what this outlaw really only get the summer folks in th e , coin the "stood-ups" and by black­ Pietrosky. Mrs. Rebecca Ingraham down from e ir grandmothers' Lovejoy,, 140 Talbot avenue, Tel. was. The writer remembers habit of staying through these tw o' Monday and Tuesday Nan GREY. Helen PARRISH listing the "stand-uppers" . .. Com­ gave a very interesting talk in time. 1060-J, Rockland. 16-S-tf plete details about a new fad that's closing. The meeting next Thurs­ awakening in the dead of night months a lot of our financial wor­ Docs net rentain dope spreading like wildfire among col­ day will be a very special affair as po sibly in stormy weather and with ries would be solved. Maine's major How Will You Vote? lege boys and girls. Will appear In past presidents night will 'be ob­ fear clinging to her heart that Jesse business today is the summer recre­ FO R THE The American Weekly, the Magazine served. Mrs. Blanch Shadic and 5 0 c bottle James had come to life and was in ation business, but our season Is far GUILTY or H O W UP \ distributed with the April 9th issue Mrs. Gladys Murphy will dicrct the her home reeking with desire to too short. EASTER PARADE of the Boston Sunday Advertiser. 5,upper. annihiliatc all within. Stories of the “I am glad that Penobscot bay Robert CUMMINGS \ ’ —42‘ lt . David L. McCarty Bendor brothers' atrocities would now sees the necessity and the im­ INNOCENT when this man goes \ Corsages of Distinction Lotus flower perfume, figurine Registered Druggist shame the most versatile of detec­ portance of maintaining its own Charles WINNINGER , with flower pots, new Cloisonne boxes 606 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND, ME. tive story writers. publicity bureau. With our own . William LUNDIGAN | and bowls. What-Not Gift Shop.— Rankin Block • • • • publicity bureau we can build up Orchids, Gerberas, “My wife doesn't say a word when adv. summer business around Penobscot Gardenias, I come home late. She just greets COMIQUE bay, which is one of the few un­ Anthurium s me with a shake of the head." spoiled sections of the Maine sea­ V iolets and Peas CAMDEN "Hers or yours?" • • - • coast. Around Penobscot bay we A Stoic Full of— "So you are the man who is giv­ have everything that could be de­ ADDED ST. GEORGE REUNION (Extra length—color) Easter Lilies SUNDAY AND MONDAY ing my wife lessons in elocution,’’ sired by discriminating tourists. SATURDAY, MAY 6,1939 POPEYE Hydrangeas, Azaleas, said the long suffering husband. There are many beautiful islands in in APRIL 9-10 the bay which offer ideal sites for MARGARET LINDSAY. and Spring Bulbs Hotel Continental, Harvard Square, Cambridge, "What kind of a pupil she?" “ALADDIN AND HIS "I find her very apt. to say the summer homes, and a short distance JOHN LITEL WONDERFUL LAMP" A Fine Selection of— from the bay we have mountains, Mass. least" answered the teacher. ■HUHUMtK NOW PLAYING lakes and streams. It is a veritable Cut Flowers DINNER AT 7.00 P. M. "Strange" came the reply, “I al­ “NEVER SAY DIE" For Your Easter Table ways find her very apt to say the wonderland of scenic beauty that TODAY with Tickets are Sl-30 each. Money for reservations must be in hands meet." cannot be surpassed anywhere in WILLIAM BOYD ROB HOPE. MARTHA RAVE SILSBY’S of the Commifec not later than April 22, 1939 • • • • the United States. "SILVER ON THE SAGE ' COMMITTEE Eddie Cantor said he was grate­ "We have good fishing and hunt­ Mrs. Herbert Davidson, 218 School St., Somerville, Mass. FLOWER SHOP Mrs. John T. Mathews, 24 Fairmont St., Belmont, Mass. ful that he lives In a country where ing and many mountains to climb. T E L . 318-W Mrs. Roy Clark. 77 Brown St., Waltham. Mass. the leaders sit down on Thanks­ I know of no more beautiful moun­ 371 M A IN ST.. ROCKLAND giving IDay and carve up a turkey tains than the Camden range and 42‘ lt o c k u a w n Strand S , 40-42 instead of a map. Mt. Waldo, which is only a few Page Eight Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, Sp.il 8, 1939 Every-Other-Day

very far away, if birds are any sign. ergy, a free Presto recipe book and 3 minutes, add butter and serve hot ROCKVILLE Yesterday morning they took the la big illustrated Good Luck recipe Store in air-tight jar and keep in A few encourag.ng Indications of Rock by storm—sparrows, black THE LYRIC MUSE book. Send to Marjorie Mills. Yan­ refrigerator. Reheat when ready to GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER coming spring: Incrceased spaces birds, robins, gnd flickers. It seems I kee Network, Boston, or your sta­ serve. of field free of lee and snow, large good to hear them singing. tion for these. ■MENU flockis of robins hopping about, Tire Sunbeam paid us a visit With sun eclipsed and earthquake shoe)!. Oh. yes. would you like a printed Breakfast The cruclfiers fled: sweet songs of the birds In the early Thursday. We were glad to see copy of the Toll Hou e Chocolate Welch's Grapejuice. Pineapple Juice And panic-stricken spread the word, Crunch cookies with the compli­ morning even though the tempera­ Mr. Bousfield and Rev. James Me-1 Eggs Benedict The Christ! The Christ is dead I ture is considerably below freez­ Elroy of Northeast Harbor, also J ments of the Nestles Co; Again, Popovers yours for the asking. ing and the passing over of a to know Mrs. Bousfield, was im -, The fate of Jesus on the cross, Cherry Grapefruit Preserve Publication Limited to Brief Orange Sauce flock of wild geese proving at the Bar Harbor Hospital, Brought night and dark despair; • Coffee Poems Man's faith in Him seemed turned to dust Two tablespoons butter or drip­ Easter Sunday Dinner Mrs. E. H. Perry has been con­ after a long illness. of Original Composition And vain the voice of prayer. pings. 2 tablespoons flour, salt, pep­ fined to the house and in bed this First Assistant and Mrs. Wallace By Subscribers Fresh Fruit Cup per 1 cup orange juice, cup stocs, Cheese Sticks week threatened with pneumonia are sending happy birthday greet­ Death sealed the tomb with tears and grief. 2 tablespoons grated orange rind. Roast Stuffed Duckling She Is improving satisfactorily. ing to their son Myron on his ninth When friends laid Christ away; •'WANTED Melt butter, add flour and season­ "Orange Sauce The members of the school under birthday at the home of his grand­ Earth's hopes were crushed and all seem lost. GUARDIANS |For The Courier-Gazette] Upon that dismal day. ings and when well balanced add Harvard Beets Radish Roses the direction of their teacher Mrs. mother at West Jonesport. A small white house liquid slowly, Stirling constantly un­ Pineapple Sweet Potato Scallop Margaret Carr gave a beano party OF OUR COAST Our telephone cable has not been Embossed In green. With lilacs for Another Day was yet to dawn. til thick and smooth. Add orange "Savoury Grapefruit Salad Thursday night at the school A flowery screen. What our lightkeepers and repaired yet. The Day the Christ arose: rind and a glass of melted currant building. They sold sandwiches, • • • • Triumphant over sin and death. Midco Vanilla Ice Cream roastguardsnirn are doing to Cool fragrant air. Jelly may be added if desired. cake and soda. There was a large Beer Island Thoroughfare An apple tree. A Victor over foes. "Richardson's Chocolate Mint Sauce protect coastwise shipping by A distant glimpse Chocolate Mint S a u c e Daffodil Cake attendance. Spring housecleaning and station CM deep blue sea day and by night. The day's Angels of God announced "Christ lives! Two squares chocolate, or H cup Coffee Andrew Marshall has had em- news from many lonely outposts work are in full swing. With the A garden filled The Lord of life is He!" cocoa, 1 cup cold water, 2 cups Rich­ Supper ' ployment In Bangor this week. With colors gay They moved the stone that sealed the g:ave, along Maine's waterfront. changeable weather we are having. And time to think. ardson's crushed mints, pinch salt. Cold Roast Duck The Rockport selectmen were in To work and play And set its prisoner free. It seems more like winter. 2 tablespoons butter. ' the village Monday afternoon. Carold Leland Welch's Currant Jelly SONG OF A FISHERMAN Robert W Smith of Stonington L incoln Cut chocolate into 5 or 6 pieces or Toasted Easter Bread Miss Doris Hall has completed r r r r Because Christ lives we too shall live, | For The Courier-Gazette | was a dinner guest at the Light re- His Word dispels the glcoin; use cocoa and stir over direct heat Molded Pineapple & Cabbage Salad her work at the Ballard Business Blow the wind north, south, east or cently POWER He ligts for us theshadowed vale, with the water until smooth and "Nantucket Rhubarb Pie School. |For The Courter-Gazettel Ever for me the wind that blows best ' Tender Hibiscus landed spring I And lifts us from the tomb. thick Use Richardson's mints and Coffee ------Is the wind that blows me swift and suDDlies March 25 Ass t Sum 11 was ’hose gentle rain-drops. true i i- • They fell up<)n the mils salt and stir until dissolved. Beil • Recipes given. I Read The Courier-Gazette On a straight course to home and you. Sampson inspected the station. And started Into being Hail then with joy this Easter morn, With sails all set and filled with the James L. Holland of Stonington T,n thou’,nd ,l,*,e r,1U' Rejoice! Rejoice and sing! ...... —— breeze Around the world herald the Christ, Exultant I sail o'er the deep, blue seas. spent last weekend at the station was the ’’“Y streamlets Elizabeth O Marsh H Uniting as they ran Our Risen Saviour King. R ockland He sends his regards to Additional That formed a raging torrent • • • • Keeper Osgood at Manana Beyond con,rol of man Portland Head Thou Risen Christ assert Thyself, We are still looking forward to a The orrent reached the river 1 That hates and wars may cease; Joined comrades quite as strong Continued—the snow storm last Visit from Keeper Wells. with Impetuous rage advancing Enthrone Thyself in human hearts 7 Sunday covering the outside with New., is scarce, so will close with They lore their way along For Brotherhood and Peace. snow white. Will It be continued greetings to all our friends. They scorned the narrow bed Henry Felton Husc 51,.is Eas» to Acqtrire \ in the May issue or is it cleaned up In which the stream had lain Atul D u n g th eir m uddy sh eets North Haven, Easter 1939. until winter really comes next No­ Across the peaceful plain vember? Would Live To 114 They swept away the wealth Capt. and Mrs Sylvester Oott of Of factories farms and mill* Those gentle lltMe rain urrps Manset were guests Thursday at A MAID CALLED MILLS M r. Justice W illia m Ren- 1,1141 frl1 upon th^ e‘ILy u ,.r ,nce the home of R T. Sterling. R ockport Mrs. Clyde Grant, daughters Pa­ wick Riddell Thus Ex R R R R Whom You Will Take To Your Heart When She Talks tricia and Earlene were visitors presses Him self I AM THE RESURRECTION Monday at F O Hilt's. Mr. Orant AND THE LIFE About Household Matters 1 For The Courier-Gazette | of the Coast Guard at Cape Eliza­ Thursday, April 6 Mr Justice William Renwick Riddell of the Su- H<7ndmh*-7r tSm ^ N e T ^ 0"* beth made a short call BROADCAST BY MARJORIE MILLS Mrs R T Sterling entertained P"*me Court of Ontario celebrates What wondertui^h.ngU^ toknow (Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 1.30 p m. over Stations at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. birthday. WNAC. Boston; WTAG, Worcester; WCSH, Portland; WTIC. Hartford; Hew many there are who have fear Walker and daughter Jane of Port- Today at Osgocde Hall Mr. Jus- Of the time when called go. WICC Bridgeport; WEAN, Providence; and WLBZ, Bangor). tapx tlce Riddell took his place as usual But we khuw not the day nor the hour That we leave .this world be,cw Jack Robinson is spending Easter ‘*>i the appeal court bench The c r o c u s about last week is almost equally I If »c read the word* understanding? vacation with his parents. Mr and "• promise to live until I am 114 We never need feel a fear; are up in sunny dazzling. Mrs. E H Robinson in Brooklyn the kindly judge who despite For Je*u« Him-rif^wm meet us. s t r e t c h e s of Don't miss the splendid offers the N Y. his years and a recent severe illness lawn, the grass sponsors of this program have for Mr and Mrs. Hayes of South has lost none of his genality and HeAnwJ “X in the Public you. It's almost the 'last call' for Portland were guests Sunday of R. judicial acumen. My doctor gives The, Reaur^tion and^the Life Gardens begins seme of them—and you won't want T Sterling me three more years . 117." ‘he to wear a new to pass them up. Fear no’, beloved, thou art mine. Callers from Monhegan Wednes- laughed. 1 gave my fife for you; tinge of green With a label from Welch Grape Born on a farm in Hamilton Come home to Me, my children, your Easter h it juice and a quarter sent to Welch day were Keeper Foss and Mr Bur o. — ... •- , j „ . Tts 1 ’hat welcome you The uetoM ilhutrauJ it the Futeh SrtciA l. mo.ht 4 ! /e«r-./»«r touring udau JW h delt-wre.!at Flint, M irh.* ton Township. Northumberland County. is probably wait- Orape Juice Co Westfield, N. Y.. Mrs. R T Sterling. Miss Jane His Lordship told The Telegram * • x™ *™ ' •»«>«« of the other ing in Its box or station to which you are lis- Walker and Robert Sterling Jr. were that his father died at the age of 91 Our eye* are too dim to see; WKyoU'VE probably noticed that most room in a Buick—and this year you’ve But The Resurrection and The Life and the closet en.ng. you may have a useful stun- guests Friday at the home of Mr. and his mother at 88 His eldest Are for all eternity. shelf and it's tune to think up fes- tung looking steak set—an 11-inch ■ of the folks who drive Buicks come a new and broader outlook through 412 sister died when she was 97 so D elora E M orrill added square inches ofsafety plate glass. and Mrs. Charles Sterling when R ockport tlve food for Sunday. First the knife, the blade of Cattaraugus back again and again to this great auto­ they gave a dinner party honoring there is every possibility of Mr r r r r | lruit beginning, for ever so many Vanadium steel, and a two tined mobile when it’s time to buy a new car. And you're leading the style parade Justice Riddell making his “114 their daughter Miss Marion Ster­ EASTER DAY Easter dinners will start with fruit fork with finger fitting simulated with appearance that’s like a leaf from promise good. I For The Courier-Gazette 1 ling. cup or fruit Juice. bone handles in the deer horn de- There are reasons for that. His Lordship, who proudlv made AU hall the glorious Easter! tomorrow's book. , , ...... Our hearts rejoice today It isn't new but we still think t sign. The knife is 11 inches long.' it known that the family was of As the Rlsen Lord we w orship Burnt ( oat Harbor that lace paper doily edging, pasted and has a sharp lasting cutting Sticking to Buick means you're sure All of which adds up, you’ll find, to The snow is almost melted and we Scottish descent, said he well re- with flower and water paste around ' edge. Be sure to include your every y ear that you're getting top v a lu e , satisfaction so complete that once feel sure that we need worry no membered the Fenian raid. He Hosannas loudly sing: j the edge of the fruit cup glass, then i name and address. 1 -u,v . . . . , , . , ... In chorus strong and mighty, and no hunting all over town to find it. you’ve got the Buick driving habit, no more about it this spring. tried to Join up when he was but 14. prai6e the Risen Lord and King fruit sections arranged corsage I Curtice Brothers, makers of Blue . . . . _____ aivine his aee as 19 but his brother Adoration! Consecration! Veneration! Fishing beau are on the Job quite giving nis age as i». out tits urouier Prayerfully we brlng fashion with a colorful garnish is Label ketchup, tomato juice cock­ Repeating on Buick means that season other car quite seems to measure up. Oww davs who was an officer, shooed him As we kneel in supplication Olten tnese uays. Before our Saviour. Lord and King lovely to encounter. Apple mint tail and chili sauce have a grand after season you ride behind the Buick The annual supplies were landed back to the farm. i jelly, currant or one of the herb Now this big strong resilient straight- Elizabeth O Marsh seed offer for you. For the label valve-in-head straight-eight, that D y titt- March 21 and Thomas Sampson, as- | As a lawyer. Mr Justice Riddell R ockland ( Jell.es melted and poured over plus ten cents you will get a package eight costs less than you think — less R R R R flash powerhouse that's livelier and sistant superintendent Inspected held many important briefs and. as fruit cup gives It so much more of tested Vaughn garden seeds worth than a year ago—even less than some a judge, he has presided at a great TOO LATE thriftier than engines of other type. the station | For The Courier-Gazette 1 Interest, orange curacao. kirsch or 85 cents. Send for those to Mar­ sixes. Recent visitors at the station were many epoch-making trials. From How tlmes j ve thought I'd say a dash of apricot brandy does won- jorie Mills, Yankee network. Bo - Year after year you'll travel in c o m f o r t Mr. and Mrs. Roland Chandler. lh€ Toronto Evening Telegram of *u^oJnf°r^tl2*