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Courier Gazette Issued Tuesday Thursday Saturday he ourier azette T 1 By Tk« Caurlar-Gazatta., C465 Main St, -G Established January, 1846. Entered aa Saeand Claaa Mall Matter. Rockland, Maine, Saturday, March 28, 1925. THREE CENTS A COPY Volume 80............... Number 38. The Courier-Gazette RAISED $9,500 THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK Methodist’s Annual Budget SPRING FLOWERS “ CLARK’S ALL THE HOME NEWS The Two Captains Over-subscribed By Large Subscript loo $3.00 per year payable In ad­ vance; single copies three cents. Sum. We have Cut Tulips at $1.75 per dozen. Daffodils, Advertising rates based upon circulation — ■■ 1 and very reasonable. Freezias and Snap Dragons, $1.50 per* dozen. Sweet Peaa and NEWSPAPER HISTORY The Methodists concluded their Violets, $2.50 per hundred. The Rockland Gazette was established In IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY ' largest annual budget drive Thurs­ 1846 In 1874 the Courier was established day night, going over the stipulated — CARNATIONS, including the King and Queen of them all— and consolidated with the Gazette in 1882. KATHLEEN M. SNOW .............. LIBRARIAN The Free Press was established In 1855, and 17.500 by $2,000 and turning the Laddie and Maine Sunshine, at $2.00 per dozen. In 1891 changed Its name to the Tribune. Week days: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. big piece of work with case. J. H. These papers consolidated March 17, 1897. Brubaker was general manager of We have Templar Red Roses, the varijety that keep a long Sundays: 3 p. m. to 6 p. m. ' the. campaign and had his workers time. Premier and Columbia in pink Roses at $3.50 per dozen. gp ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• closely organized in groups, each All that mankind has done, thought, I ' v , with its quota and captain to see that FOR EASTER PLANTS we have Lilies, 50c per bud; Baby i ••• To persevere In one’s dirty and to ••• gained, or has been—it Is living as the amount was raised. Ramblers,-Xousendscheon, Gen. Jaquct and Hybrid Tea Potted i ••• be si’.cnit is the best answer to cal- ••• in magic preservation In the pages At the session held In the vestry Roses from $2.00 to $3.50 each. ••• unmy —‘Wcrtilngton. ••• of books.—Carlyle. i ••• • • • • Thursday night the happy group Potted Hydrangeas and Lilacs in bloom, $3.00 each. Chate­ ••• ••• ••• ••• listened to the reading of the reports Particularly lntercHting will be the of the teams and soon saw that the laine and Mrs. Peterson Bcqonias, 85c to $1.50. Hyacinths, 50c; exhibit of Bibles and religious books E. L. Brown has sold the James I drive would surely go over the top. Geraniums, 35c to 75c, all colors. at the Library beginning today, I Tar vis place in Ingraham* a Held to As a surprise therefore came the March 28. This exhibition is in eon- , Are you thinking of making an Old Fashioned Garden? We i Fosste Young, who will occupy it. contribution of $2,000 by Benjamin nectlon with the observance of the F. Smith. The gift was made in can furnish everything to go into it, including Hardy Lily Bulbs, four-hundredth anniversary of the Gladioli, Rose Bushes, Perennials, Anuuals or Seed. Come in Ixinds and was promptly transferred printing of the first English Bible. ; to the sinking fund of the church. and talk it over. .... > The complete report of a total of John M. Gamage William Tyndale, greatest name in Order your Easter Plants early. rising $9,500 was greeted with cheers the story of the English Bible made and the ringing of the church hell. his translation of the New Testament The Flower Shop across from the Thorndike Hotel. & Sons, Inc. Light refreshments were served and and printed the first folios of it in a most happy social hour passed in We make Floral Designs of all kinds to erder. Cologne in the year 1525- Despite ! honor of the achievement. MARINE RAILWAYS the opposition of Henry VJEt and the Church, the printed New Testament CLARK’S FLOWER STORE Agentc for— found its way to England, where it BODY DRIFTS ASHORE was secretly sold and distributed. TEL. 1036-W 382 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND MARINE ENGINES This marvelous translation of Tyn­ Solving the Mystery of North dale bore its finest literary fruit 86 Boat Brokers years after its first printing, in the Haven Man’s Disappear Boat Building authorized or King James version of 1611. ance At Union. and Repairing • • • • When you are ready Not a book, but a library, yet the The body of Hiram Crockett, a Telephone 702-W Bible, voluminous as it is, finds a dis­ well known North Haven resident, to paint your car— 36-tf tribution that completely overtops all who mysteriously disappeared from other "best sellers." It has been es- 1 the Jones Sanitarium in Union last timute.l that 80.000 copies are in cir- 1 fall, camo ashore near the casket put on a finish that will last! eulation every day In the year, yet its ROCKLAND HIGH'S FIR ST FOOTBALL TEAM factory In South Union Thursday, and was found by George Crouse, a flow has never caught up with the McWilliams Glover Stewart Spear Crockett Carver ATCHING a shabby car grow young again with demand for the Scriptures, as is every Blackington A. McLoon, (Capt.) Ma geo trapper. Medical Examiner H W. Frohock every brush stroke is a real pleasure —but the year demonstrated. C. McLoon Sim mons Black W It seems a long way back to the of Rockland, who was notified, found plctuure doesn’t last unless the finish lasts! days of the chained Libles. when one the remains in a fair state of pres­ ervation, as the body had probably When you buy enamel for your car, remem Der you’re volume in Latin had to serve a whole town, a town which today might mar­ been in the water all the time sihee putting your own time and labor into the job—get a shal, from its home book-shelves, an its disappearance. Dr. Frohock finish that will £eep bright and fresh for a long, long time. army of fifty thousand Bibles. rendered a verdict of "death hy suf­ focation, duo to immersion in the Get du Pont Auto Finish—it Joes sfand up! Stays glassy, - There are a few books that come to mind at this time that seem to water," and the body was placed in hard and color-true, month after month. Made in eight recommend themselves for special charge of Crozier & Bowes. popular colors—and the cost for the average car is less note. Basil King's Bible and Com­ Suicide is the probable explanation than two dollars. mon Sense is written with no partic­ of Mr. Crockett's disappearance. ular sect or creed *n mind. It is a During the brief course of his stay Get a can today. Drive a new car tomorrow or the YOVLI. be delighted with bock in whicli honest people of every i at the sanitarium he had evinced a very melancholy disposition, and the day after. a dinner eaten here, communion, grouping their way j through controversy, will flrtd fresh attendants were so fearful of what Food of proven purity served might happen that they suggested In the style that will please| light to guide them. Annie Rushell Marble's Women of the advisability of having him taken back home, and this the relatives you. Appetizing salads and the Bible gives a new light on the J. A. JAMESON COMPANY were about to do when he disappear­ desserts that will cause you daughters, wives and mothers of bib­ lical times and represent them not as ed. 745 Main Street > to talk about us. Mr- Crockett was 63 years of age. heroines or martyrs—just women. In his younger days he went mack­ ROCKLAND, MAINE Not at all out of place on this short erel fishing with his brother, Capt. Get acquainted with our list is a book by the brothers Coul­ Jutnes Crockett. He then went to ter. “Where Evolution and Religion j “Bill O'Farc” Boston, where he clerked for 20 Meet.” Tho reason that scientific , years in a men's furnishing store. men believe in Christianity is that i Upon returning to North Haven he they find it to be thoroughly scienti­ established a periodical, stationery Newbert’s Cafeteria fic! and candy store- He had been in ill During Miss Snow's vacation these J health from boyhood. Rocklafid’a Finest Eating Place library notes will be supplied by Carl Mr. Crockett was never married. W. Hull. He is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Laura Brown, who is spending the winter in Rockland; ar.d Mrs. Sabra Witherspoon of North Haven. The Latest Dark Shell THE NEWS WELCOME Reduction in the prices of domes­ Frames and Correct Lenses tic sizes of anthracite coal was announced Thursday by several of Only $10.00 * the leading producing companies, in­ cluding the Reading, Erie, Lehigh Coal & Navigation and the Susque­ hanna Colleries Company. The OREL E. DAVIES Reading’s new prices showed a drop PAINTS & (VARNISHES of 70 cents a ton on egg. 55 cents on 301 Main St., Opp Park St. stove, 95 cents on chestnut. 70 cents fa every Household and Industrial Use on pea, 50 cents on buckwheat and 23 cents on rice. Price reduction of other companies varies. North ^ItiOn ROCKLAND HIGH’S FIRST HOCKEY TEAM Fates Dow Andrews Bartlett An electric light has been estab­ Hall J. Me Loon, (Capt.) C base Coach Angel lished over the Street Railway wait- Herrick Ripley InK station at Inpraham Hill, much to the delight of the patrons of that It is a singular coincidence which promoter over all obstacles and in This game was hockey which Is establishment and tho residents of COMMERCIAL BANKING spite of derision, was a boy named surely destined to sweep the state Ingraham Hill, who under the leader­ brings about the printing of tho two McLoon who became captain of the another winter, and.
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