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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30
AGED INDIAN COUPLE WED.

NeMinnvilie, Or. June 50.-"YHn-
hil Joe" sna Mary Ann wErring. two
aged Gr9ade RSnds Indians. wers mar
ried TuTsday a; TIE court b01ss
Their ages were given as 80 and 6
years. respectively, but old residents
szy they are mueh older Ths Eeddi.g
was unique. in2E1oeh as an Interpreter
was Deoess1ry, fer MrA WE-ing e9ul6
net speak English- TIE parties were
accompanied By several Indians xs
guests sztrsosdinzry. This is Yanhil
JOe's sesond marriage, and the ihire
for Mrs. Tsnkin Joe.
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sale-n Enn n. RsunC-

TIE Christian En3saF0r Soeisty #
the FSrst Christian ehzreh. Of this
city. Won tks banner presented ANN
ally AZ the ez1Pnesting a. Turnsr for
ths besz work done during the year.
The work Of the local orgznizstion has
seldom been eq1slei Twsnty-four new
members were added 20 the member
ship Isl and $50 Was raised tor ehureh
bsDsFoleoesS Ths h4aner WAS pre-
ssuted by Mr.. ". EEns IN an AyFFo-
pirate speech, and Ms n. c. Lewis.
preside1l Ot ihs local society. received
the banner II behalf Of the 0rgsziEz-
tion-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30
MUTINY
WAS SOON
ENDED

5o6e56l, Asia, g1ns 3a--A nT1lnT
Emu1C -bs Turkish 1-srEs- vhp De-
nEDts3 7hsr re Esr1 hack buDs- wEs
sb7isE=5 IT II E1=b1k zT,nu the uU1sn-
GERS II lryIl H-zEs-r. Whish stopped
The -414-6u1. -hs Elz1-ishsi nsn SUI
-sus5s-7nr Ktrs- & few tID1-s5 q 1bsz-
rum9s~- hnf ten klaL-
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HOP ooNTR.Acr MADE
Covering c-op Of One GrU-x for the
Nezt Five Years

4 hop contract was Friday placed
OF record AZ the eO1rf house By which
Charles W. Lggs7s and Everett Lis-
getf sgreed 70 sell 70 the KolA Nsis
Hop Company. Of this city, 2oyooo
pounds 0f hops ezeh year for a tern
af five EeArs. beginning with the crop
Of 1906, al lo-6 cents per pound. TIE
Eggett farm Is two niles south q
Peoria, @ the Willamette riTsr. and
the owners are said 70 be experienced
and capable grOEers Of h0PS-AIbAny
Herald
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Personals

J. Il Bel is registered at the KAis-
ers0t, Ii Chicago.
Ms o. P. BeSrdsley and M.z W. r
Dunbar. Ot Portland. are IN the city,
ths g5ss-s q Ms- A T. H0teE.
Capt n ". HEnf. Of the Waldo
Hills, vas IN the eity yesterday, saa
reports al kinds Of crops IL that sec
tiOn As un1saAlly promising
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WISCONSIN
TIMBER
THIEVES
Fp- o-slpak Ezarr-1

u,sknsh. Wls-, gEnH 3E.-l !. Cu0H-
SsEs-suz ErEI-E. CTz1s- EnlmEn- a.
II C-HEun- 1naEF ssst-hsd 1hE- 1bET
md 1ha- w1rss ss1t gr s3lA II sI-sr
rurErmsn1 sanR.sr Exn1 wz-t ne Il
7srriun q EsE1E ID 1bs C.shkosi
Land E15 Tzubs- CuuEEIT- SUUuE
PEfs-, n Oregon E1B wEs R-so II
5is-sa and was frDnE11 ha-s 1f5s az
4s-nDuL L 4 E5a L. WI I'M s.19es
sr55snra
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ACCIDENT
HAPPENS AT
LAUNCHING

Camden " J.. Jr1e 3n--A rumbEr
u wu~kna1 w--s injured fDazE Al -hs
lbunetzIE II he frs-flests7 Nsw Ham,
shire. wf5ef WIS ptberwzss sDssasstul
Mss EKzsl NrCEEns- 5h1Ehfs- II fhs
gvrsrD0- # View Hampshire, efris--
ere5 1hs slip
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rEEE YELL ON HIM
wlllk Cook Killed Sesx Moustnx Yes
eerexy M1galng-

Sherif calvsr received word last ev-
sEing Of = frigstfnl seeidszs at Moxi-
ter. in EhiSh Willie Cook. q ls-yezr-
old boy met a magic dszsh II seems
that WAhss the lSysAr-Old son Of
Villas cOok, Of Monitor. Was eziving
70 the store IN buggy, and as he Was
passing the hoDe Of W. G. Wolf tree
which Mr. Well wAs snttiAg doEn fen
ssross ths road. striking the boy uPon
the head. kAoekiRg him oct of the
b@gg- TAs boy was picked Up unesa-
ssiOns. ard did a few hDzrs after
wArd-
Mr.. woAf iHtsa3ed 70 fan tAs irss in
tks eFPo~iis darp~fio., bot in ssns. IN
acesnntAhls manner Il Turned ana fsli
aeross the rad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30

After IS years Of ec1--1s1s 1sSt
pzpe- work IL Dallas z. A Vas. H'
sold the plant and s1hsSl7caso hz 4
the Polk CO7nty I-su-zzr - '. 4
Fske. and VIII rs1i-e @-Im s1si,ss
Mr.. Fsske. wke hSs ss=u ~ torsnai
Of the Iienize- oEf,a iIrzS Al iA'
wears Of Mr.. Waists GF-s's,iP' WI.
assume his new 6u-5= IS sc-iS' aHo
Pahlshe- Monday n0-Il,s -AIOAH'
Herald.
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Fer Sale

4 %; of well broke young b0rses- AL
gertiA soEe kns y0ung brood nxres
n ihs lOt. PoPular FieeG Inguire st
ek3 NSrth winss= ssres:. Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30

LrcHRIELD AZ tke family h0@e.
N TOleao. oregou. J1ns .. lsos. to
Mr.. aad Mrx Charles L1tehksl8. q
sea
ne f.fAes + = ses a q. p. IlisA-
GeAd, az this eify.
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The CoGng H0urx

Washingfor, June 5o.-Ths closing
scenes IN the ko1ss we've filed with
siHging "ADsxies, I" ''DiKis, F." Home
Sweet Home" An1 tks eSn1eerA,ios
q ziAor qss~kiOns TAsrs was Eues
"horss play"
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Eeaspnak8s t-I1es sBS vegetables
EazsEzrtS1n N yriss and guxE-F gnEr-
ansssa z z E1EEn's g-DeeE.
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WGstErE-g1. Jrns S1-Ttt house
topk Q -ecess nrsZ s'elD1k EpHr
CEIDrI = s1DuQneeDa1r -hE1 ia IL
crossing q HIS e0IldH Z i's euuFas-s-
tss1-s G p'slpck- II Is srEsss-s5 .hE=
there r5- hs f1t few nsns,sx II -1HI-
ssz-s E7 THE Lass q ihs SESSION
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Monday the Western Tni0. Tee
FrHFA Company VIII be AZ boas IN its
rsw headquarters IN the spGrtDsnts
reeersly vacated by the J. C. Lee Nir-
Sng ConFany. Men are a: work today
wiring The 0@ee, GEd Gxiag Place for
tie Ezfg.
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A large 1rntsr 81 sAs fESt1tnl II
Gazem VIII attend fhs Dsnsers7as bar
.gDes zz PsrslHn3 rex NuDdsE r4Ebs-
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Hotel Arrivals
cUzxs


z. G. B<reer Aza wife. PortlAsA-
W. @. MslDe. Portland
Geo A Bssl, Lysns
D. MiS1sr, Lyona
J. Il PenAy.
VIZ. Krull
b =. Gray, Portland.
wlrAzsstA
A. c. Bsnk Aa9 wife. Lsxizgton-
H. H. Stuart sna wife. LsxingtOr-
Mrk l. N. SAiIey. LeriBgi0a-
Fs-suee B4Ak. LeIirgsoA.
3. e. Adams, New York
l. NJ Cnh. AitAsy
A S'rzttsn. Portland
Ralph L 'carrea. Bosioa-
w. l. ArthAnskss, P0rtlHsd.
J. g BSyns, Po~slsnd-
p. n Eofp0r, Portland.
Jo~ A. ockwig. P0rtlard.
Salem
Louis AehsnAsz. Portland.
GeOres HolDss
A. ID. Monroe. Porfi1nd
Jee M0uigozsry, PortlAsd.
J.F. Kregs. SEATTLE.
Geo- Nsw, Seattle.
W. 8. EeklsskAw. Seattle.
Mrs J. HAnses, TAeo@a.
H. Br4mbsrg~. Portland.
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This 10 hsy tar, and the rnssss &
sks ssrn npre- is heard pr every scs
lawns are being Pu9 II shape FIR Ehe
fssz5rstiss ut the eOm11g week
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ADJOURN
TONIGHT

TEshGng1DIy Jury Ju-s 3h--FznE1
BasnuruDeus VIZ probably De PDsz-
FaDss NH 6 B7r5sek, hssu-Ezrg 10
CsznGn- IN soepur1 &C fbs E1ztIE-F Il
zbs bUuss r5e-ks 70 cE.eh ID VIII 1hs
nacsssE-T wa-k Ef su-rDssinE ne hills
Tbs ssuE1s. 81 tbs ars1gzur .1Duk q -
esss Euzz : s'rssek A nsVrsDsn+ is
~ 1Dps 20 hare EDs EfeE54rt F4-dur
Bu-xr- tr9 : u nst EE=lF ID Re
PRESSED n Tie Frsssr. 1ims- EDwrrErs
rf.s supreme Es1z-1 VII 1st ~ III Br--
1ar q rsbaE-z1r 1nE5 oc1G5s--
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WIZ Yea W.ns Harns.z

o~z % p. z sA~f@, as his rs~
store. 1s7 coz@-rei&l strest, nsar
Fwy. Tbs 1asst stock a hArnsss in
sAlem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30

wasAingtS1. June s0-Tke house
agreed on the e0rfereaee repos On the
Pshlie huilaiEg hiM.
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Cal md sss ths Ezfv szrrz-E-T zr'szr
sozz1sr AZ Sa1srr, NJ Fmzzny-1us
gE-as
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Cssmzsps>s is sks 1rsa iEx 0f hsszfy;
also sfs sssoDd s-sd ths-ds 10 matter
wime yvl. courarzSan i1s are. HsHis
s<r's Rocky Ngunsssz Tea VIII ezrs
shaz Is czuin Tea or Tsba~ss
Ss1nsis Drzg esaps.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30

GsrsrDr ChErhsrlzir EaE RessFses
m fpEztasiun 70 s4.sn1 tie ing shVx
xfs E-fs WI gre n Dsrrer TusF Ia
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CITY NEWS

TIE ~iraer srvFsF cf wnDf 1cr fbs
eau-4 house Is keEazzzrg 80 arrive %
S1F-
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THsn r. sbs zn1 dry fr JudEs z
n TEr1er Vr the 5us5es Gf tbs PsAes
beDrt- MsD8sy Csqt- Dsris1 W+kaEss-
aors the smins and takes ths tide If
ssHsrs-
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Rsx TrrDe-, Pan yohnsor, Ptpl M
Ter and Ross XeIn1iss are hack trEn
q frhsng trip sr Thomas e-eek, " Il
Jsr-aan valley The teys had 5 g-sst
time Ena hr0Hgti hack q large MN
f<r Sf ihs E.sekss1 s.s&u-iss 70 sub
s1xz-Esss ttezx tzls& They we're the
frs 30 fsd this ssasu-, ana hsS good
13eE-
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% ~ grOz<A.
a--.as HA kA !. y. L.an s.slt
'';;- 2zxzZzzs<
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An gpsEsous p,e-tE1rirg - ksa,-k
and beauty are fnsrsrs6 hsss M1ks<
y,ssgas fed rs they fsaf /. tuIbssp6st
ySr.h Does business While y01 sesT.
Tta1s w4a: EoZirsrAs Rosfy Nsu-:-
an Tea VIII o.. IS csr1s Tea or Tab
lst& DT. St9Ds's drug sxrs
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Saturday evening, Sept. 18th, will be OBJ
served as children's night at Union Harvest
Grange, Center Montville.
The annual fair of Mystic Grange, Bel
mont, will be held Sept. 27th Victor,
Equity, Tranquility and Honesty Oranges
are cordially invited to contribute.
The annual Field Day meeting of Waldo
County Pomona Grange on the shore OF
Lake Quantabacook last Saturday was at
tended by about three hundred people
The fine music of the Liberty Band and the
able lecture of Mr.. Ferguson of the Chris
tian Civic League of Maine made up for the
disappointment in not having the expected
speakers.
Harvest Moon Grange, Thorndike, held
an interesting session saturday afternoon
A good program is prepared for Sept. 10
At the meeting of Sept. 22nd they will dis
cuss the red-headed hump-back worm, its
ravages in our orchards and the remedy
make other improvements, and are to have
a pumpkin social soon.
The next meeting of Waldo Pomona
| Grange will be held with Honesty Grange,
Morrill,, Sept. 25th An effort will be made
to have this meeting one of the largest Of
the year. The address of welcome will be
given by Miss Caro- Wilson and the response
by Cora Evans. The annual election and
installation of officers will occur and the
local grange will furnish a short program
There will be a discussion on the topic,
Which is More Profitable for the Farmers
of Waldo County, Orcharding or Potato
Raising? The question will be opened by
Edward Evans of Waldo.
At the last meeting of Comet Grange,
Swanvile the following resolutions were
read and adopted:
Whereas it has been the will of our
Heavenly Father to permit the Angel of
Death to enter our Grange and take from
us our Worthy Brother Omar G. Hussy,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That by the death of Brother
Hussy our order has lost an esteemed
patron and the town an honored and re-
spected citizen.
Resolved, That we bow in submission to
His will and tender to the bereaved family
our heartfelt sympathy in their sad atf1ic-
tion.
Resolved, That in token of respect to the
memory Of our worthy brother our charter
be draped for 80 days; and a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the bereaved family,
one to The Bangor Commercial and one to
The Republican journal, and that they be
placed upon our records
Mrs. MARY NICKERsON, CON-
MRS. n. SMART, on
MISS LOUISE CUNNINGHAM. Reso.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
THE CHURCHES.

Rev. E. E. Morse OF Morrill, will preach at
Poor's Mills Sunday, Sept 10th, at 215 p.
m.
The subject of the sermon at the Univer-
salist church next Sunday will be The
House of God. Sunday school at u O'clock
The Brotherhood Of Andrew and Philip
will conduct gospel meeting at Saturday
Cove, Northport, next Sunday afternoon, if
pleasant. Rev. E. S. Philbrook will speak.
Services at the Unitarian church next
Sunday at 1O.45 a. Ill.,, with preaching by
the pastor, Rev. Harry Lutz. Sunday
school at u O'Clock.
Christian Science services are held at j.
F. Fernald's, No. 81 Cedar street, every
Sunday morning at II O'Clock and Wednes-
day evening at 7.3O, to which all are cor
daily welcome.
Morning worship at the Methodist Epis-
copal church next Sunday, with sermon by
the pastor, Rev. j. W. Hatch, at 10.45
Sunday school at noon; evening worship at
7.3o. All seats free, public invited.
Religious services will be held in the
chapel, East Northport, Sunday, Sept. 10th,
at 10. 80 a. m., with sermon by the pastor,
Rev. &. G. Ninsiow; Sunday school at II 30
a. m. Services at p. M, in the Wood
schoolhOuse.
The closing sessions Of the Lincoln Bap-
tist Association were held in Rockland,
Sept. 5th. The resolutions, representing the
sentiment Of "a Baptist churches in Knox,
Lincoln and Waldo counties, oppose resub-
mission on the ground that it would be the
entering wedge to license system and COM
|. mend Gov. Cobb for his enforcement of the
laws.
1.-The Testimony of Jesus as the Spirit of
Prophesy" is the topic upon which Rev. E.
S. Philbrook will speak in the Sunday
morning service at the Baptist church Sun
day school at noon; c: E. meeting tt at 6'sG p; !:
m. social gospel service at 7.3O p. m. The
weekly prayer meeting will occur this,
Thursday, evening at 7:3o; topic, Prayer
for the Holy Spirit. The Junior .. =.
| meeting for children begins this afternoon
at 3.45
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13

j. Lee Patterson left, Saturday, for
visit to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Crosby are visit
ing in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket is away on busl-
ness trip in the interest of the Girls Home.
James H. Howes left yesterday for B0s-
ton and New York in the interest OF his dry
goods storei
Miss Maude Jeanette Herrick. B. Fl. s..
class of 'O6, is teaching the Beach Hill
school in Northport.
Arnold Harris and son Louis, who spent
the summer here, left yesterday for their
winter home in New York city.
The Dougans and DOdworths have closed
their cottages on the North Shore, North
port, and returned to New York.
DR.. F.A. Schubert of Plymouth, Mass, ar
rived Sunday. to join Mrs. Schubert and
will remain for few weeks visit.
F. P Wilson, Esq, has returned to New
York after a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Wilson, in this city.
Mrs. joel L. W OOu HAS dIllFtu loiHe iioli
Hampden, where she was called by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Isaiah Dean.
Mrs. Frances Murch and granddaughter,
Miss Frances Murch, who have been visit
ing in Rockland, returned last Saturday.
Miss Frances Crawford, who has been
the guest of her mother and sister here,
has returned to Allston, Mass, for the win
ter.
Miss Louise Pitcher, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Pitcher of Northport has returned to Bos-
ton.
DR.. D. D. Gilbert and his daughter OF
Boston, twLo were recent guests OF MIS-
F. A. Schubert, returned to their Zone FIJI
day.
Miss Hattie Clements of Rocklanc came
to Belfast Monday to meet her mother who
had been visiting in the country, and re-
turned Tuesday.
Allen Hubbard and Allie Curtis went to
Boston Saturday, where they will spend
their vacations from C. L. Wright's and
Whitten Brothers stores.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
MORRILL,.

MORRILL,.
Mrs. E. E. Mears and Mrs. Lydia Pratt
have returned from Northport Camp
Ground. :. Miss Grace Simmons left for
Scituate, Mass, last week, where she is en-
gagged in teaching. -. Wilber Brown was at
home last Saturday and Sunday for short
vacation. .... Misses Phoebe and Flossie
Cross are attending the Academy at Free
chusetts are in town for few days..
Ellery Bowden of Winterport was the
speaker at the Republican rally last Satur-
day evening. &c. J. Clark of E. NJ. C.
Seminary occupied our pulpit last Sunday.
-. The schools are now in session. No. 3,
is taught by Miss Ethel Wilson, the High
school by A. W. Holman, and the Primary
by Mrs. Gertrude Paul.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
YACHTS AND BOATS.

The schooner yacht Indra, % tons, built
at South Boston in 1900, is undergoing an
overhauling and reitting at Castine.
The Dickey Bros. made trip to Castine
in their launch Adah, and Tuesday morning
left for Bluehill with party to attend the
fair.
The naphtha launch owned by W. c. Bry-
ant of Bangor broke down near Fort Point
last Sunday and was towed to Bucksp0rt
for repairs by the tug Ralph Ross.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
The Vote of Belfast, Sept. 10, 1906.

FOR GOVERNOR.
William T. Cobb. 80. .153 i35 SO 81 62 so
Cyrus W. Davis. .....170 127 12s 81 Is 529
Henry Woodward.... ] l :
Charles L. Fox. 7
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
Edwin c. Burleigh.. 1853 1856 100 81 60 5l2
Edward j. Lawrence.171 125 1877 81 70 527
Samuel +. Emerson.
Robert G. Henderson. 5
FOR SENATOR.
Charles E. Libby...14 1872 81 81 50 sol
Winfield s. Pendleton.175 12S 131 81 70 53S
Edward Davis. / l
FOR CLERK OF COURTS.
Tileston Wadlin.. 1872 129 1O1 60 q 4o4
George l. Keating 1872 1873 1876 81 y 800
George Dyer. l L
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
Hodgdon c. Buzzell. .141 125 81 60 IS 46S
William P. Thompson.1S4 1856 143 - n 572
FOR SHERIFF.
Amos F. Carleton. .143 1872 9S 50 SO 49l
Ansel Wadsworth.. III $50 15o 80 rs 545
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Edward Evans. s....... 154 1876 90 63 90 5l4
Volney Thompson. 10 1877 1876 90 "a 526
Hiram L. McAllister. !
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Freeman NJ. Wood. .15s 146 "a 81 50 521
Cyrus B. Hall........ 165 us 12S 81 60 511
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.
George d. McCrillis. .164 149 106 63 63 545
LaForest Allenwood. .160 ll5 119 2S 70 1872
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO LEGISLATURE.
Fred d. Jones. 131 % IS IS 47S
Robert T DuntOn.. 1856 131 13S a 10 5bl
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13

UNITY.
Herbert Rand left, September 4, for his
home in Massachusetts,. Mr.. Rand has had
a very busy season, having about 40 students
his camp, Pinehurst, ON the shore of Lake
Winnecook. George L. Whitten, the vii
lage carpenter, is very busy at the present
time. He has contracted to build two nice
dwelling houses, one for W. fl. J. Moulton
and one for Arlo Twitchell of Burnham
addition o to our , little Village and % there IS
talk of more building in the near future. 3.
The village school began Monday morning
with fair attendance. e. M. SOule and
family leave in few days for Lake Sebec,
for their annual vacation of week or 10
days.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
A9 lt Waldo County Veterans.

uv Ta +" '.." oanty Veteran Association
+, VIVA '.t l'n3 ~, Carter Post, Freedom,
'''s- p Aa> Il tine day and a large
l "+> present. Nearly every
a.. .-- county was represented, with
''." 'H- IN the adjoining county.
-t-.., piWn Gf d short business
. ' ''r~AOon was taken up in re-
.. 41alntances and forming new
Ned '"IoWing comrades were re-
4a ny died since our last meetA
f. -~H2"" Mckay, 10Th Me-, Brooks :;
r-t M ,,.9th, 10Th Me-, Belfast; Elisha
:. Il ,s Me-, Belfast; John Bagley, 29th
as5.., Alter a few remarks by the
and ANA others the dinner call sound
0 -.'' "'' promptly responded to. The
sr.. ,l.r nj Freedom furnished one of
- ..Ilefs mat that town is noted for.
bee ,,f19h meeting opened with prayer
1Ia..1 1''g W olumbia," by the choir. The
ows ent Welcome was given by Mrs.
ga9 '''I W. bleSpQnded to by President d. O.
Oh Ina n%ey followed singing, Failing
OH ren,.i,d rdhkS One by One," by the
lta, 'r"l a rs by Comrade WadswOrth of
ass tJgl 8 tatlon, Miss Littlefield; re-
madS' rev Mr.. Mann; remarks by
esf'agg n, ~, r. Nekerson, who gave an in
si0nal lltport Of his attendance at the
with ma dl.G9cidlnpment which was listened
& sona maI Sea attention solo, Miss Plum
olded = tomrade Cammett, who re-
he and ~ ~ ah encore. The committee on
I0wg BTe g,@ce OF next meeting reported as
ace. Gaa g'her frst Thursday in October
orny fbo fbo T. Davis Post, Brooks. If
" TbeLl Ste meeting will be on the next fair
lsler and zane recitation by Emma
China iehlarks by .Comrade Brown
Ken for "a rising vote of thanks was
% peonla 'e hospitality shown by the
lgiHg Amsr;l AM VI freedom. Closed by all
AAierlca' A. s., Sec'y.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
swANvILLE CENTER.

Mrs. H. P. White visited Mrs. L. W.
Clements of Monroe last week.. Miss
Lamson of Jonesport is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jenneys. Miss
trict this fall. Miss Nellie Mari went to
Argyle last Saturday to teach school. e
E. Clements and family of SearspOrt visited
E. A. Robertson and wife Sunday. =: Rich
ard Robertson is at work for E. ID. Nicker-
SON.. H. P. White was in Monroe Monday
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
u}FR TO CASTINt.

racently suggested as IA
..su- passage in the morn
... Golden Rod for Castine,
I. I'll that historic place and
-.- 4.Jernoon trip, arriving
The Journal is always
IS own medicine and the
~-.p .aSt saturday. There
ru starting because of an
NJ freight, but 10 one be-
...-as / meant good business
The lay was an ideal one
.. With a strong north wind.
uurSe was nearly before II
.r-4 Of overcoats or wraps
.. as smooth as a mill pond.
. ada at the Lime Kiln and a
.t-i> owe were met here by a
which their grips and suit
..a,lerIed and they were soon
a-uu with a fair wind.
.. ST. clear that the views up
Hly and of the distant hills
uyed. The verdure every
p- changed to the more or
Hs If autumn, is still fresh
HE bright sunlight brought
-nt and shade that would
su artist. That "the sea-
...l uTer was evident by the
A- wharf at Castine OH the ar
, MI On registering at The
0aner it was learned that
Il, had departed and the
. tuesday. MIR. ". A. Wal
-es said that he had had a
>eaSun, and certainly there
4hiy resting place on the
fl- Acadian has under
.rausturmatiOn since the
-suhalge, when a former
Vas made to DO duty as Il
..Itcient to meet the pub
a, SINCE been added 10
lntii not a trace OF the
.ad u It's stead We have a
with hardwood floors,
lg ii handsome exterior
Tie broad veranda,
. enEth Of the house and
most attractive fea-
MInuug views, while the
oL steamers, sail and
the ever-present naphtha
-.u>fying variety.
.- rest on the veranda Of
..s around old Fort George
.a-h the village, one must
'IUs,on that in scenic at
..--I J., second to no place on
...s This is said with due re-
.. a-,-It, the Camden hills, the
.... hard, and the many charm
sea coast of York county.
lMl-t be admitted that in the
53 care of private grounds
t-l ether resorts. There are
-... p.ns of course, but many
--taaWn mower, ptuning shears
... 18th the hoe.
a- sea<on quite "a num-
..-.uts Summer residents
..- -&eursions to 3 e IA S
7r.l i.Od, coming over on the
l p. which gives them an houl
d caring on the return at 5 p. m
la.- The easiest route up town
fin yard, etc, they cannot get
--' 4- attractiveness of our city
.4# ~l5sest as an itinerary going
,.m the wharf to High street
-a &. t4e foot of the square, getting
o- the residences there ant
'. Ni" avenue; then up Church
A-4.H up Miller to Court, alons
1i7.u, up Franklin to Cedar
a- rankin to Main street fol
0t.+- Then, if time permits, g
d 4. as far as the Waldo Count.
Here are of course other attrac
tt'- +oi sections, but the route in
"- -1e 4 good idea, and we be
''i "l'ession, of or city.
'. .-.. need only be sal tina
y "r- rom Castine was evel
IT,. .au the sail over. The wint
" -'.'N the sun still shone brightly
~ '.-H t,od landed her passenger.
qle-Uga
The Republican journal., 1906-09-13
FREEDOM.

FREEDOM.
Arthur Sampson of Bath is visiting his
uncle, C. B. Sampson. ..... There will be a
musical and literary entertainment at the
church Monday evening, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Circle. Mr.. bennett, the
Lewiston reader, has been secured for the
occasion. Frank Clark was in town last
week. Roland Date, one of Mr.. Clements
former students, arrived in town Sunday to
take course at the Academy. =. Norman
Wiggin of Somerville, Mass, is visiting in
town.