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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
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marO Bopdrb Saileg. elmer Der ReOaf.
tsurs Oss ~Sisp YOri gmsriean.4
= Ssi Der in Bolton abssbattsneu
8iirssrmsiiterwubl trus Der Republita'
nsr @sOrse u. SibbarO ben Sies b.
BON.
-Sn 9isw DOrf wurbe bsiannt
ssssbsu, oaB Der Preis fiir Bier bonn 1.
Suuuar uu um 81 per 5aB erb0bt wsr.
ben Ioli.
Sm altsr BON 80 Sabreu ftarb in
Pbilipsburs. q. g., Sonuthan "a
Siue. elm Gstter Oss Selt6liss Sobn
.. 8Odefsllsr.
Su Der SDobuuns isiuer Muttsr
in Sranse. u. g., ftarb 0ssu. Diidusl
autOnius 0Orrisan, Osr Sbsre bes Or.
Oens Der 8susOiftiusr in aanias @itp.
-Sm boben Utter bon 81 Sabrsn 1T
in Baltimore, WtO.. 9err Sobu S.
Rabsde. @riinbsr Der nah ibn bsuann'
ten srOseu Siftsufubrifantsns5irma, sss
itorben.
= Srau Samnsl Priee BON goun9ss
topn, o., i6sutts einsm 9ndblsin bas
9sbsu, oas .Sdbne NIT iid auf Die 0elt
bra6te. sluG Die Mutter bate bereits
3a6ns, ats Ts Ous 2iat Der s8sIt sr.
blidte.
= Sm sllter Don 80 9abrsn lit in
9arr1town, ". g., @eueralmauaser
Slteran6sr SamiltOn. Elm birefter gia6.
fomms bes S6asamtsietrstars untsr
YrdiiOeut @eorse 8aibinstOu, aterans
Der Samiltou. SeitOrbeu.
= Su osm @tabliiiement Der Sisu.
Northumberland @raff & Co.. Sits.
burg. Pa., brad Elm 5euer aus. oas
tros Der an9eltren9teiten Sotdnerluhe
isitens Der 5euerwsbr eiuen Shaben
BON miuositens s1OO.OOO anridtete.
= Stella 81. Ylstlsn. Die Sefrstarin
Oss uerltorbsnsn WiilliOndrs GsOres
6rancis FOrter. 1T Ourd oas Gsitas
ment ibres friiberen arbeitsebers in ben
Sslis sines YsrmOsens uOn 100000
sslanst. DaS iibriss 8ermOssn bat Der
8sritorbene isiuer gSittue unb ieinen
Sinbern uermadt.
= Su eiuem Der srO6eu @tabliiies
meuts Der 9lmsricuu Steel & 9Sire Co..
in glleutOwn erplooirte Elm Dampffei'
lsl. 3wsi Wtunu wurOsn auf Der
Stslle sstObtet unO jwei wurOen idwer
usrlest. @iner uOu bieIen Serlesteu
Itarb cine Stuuoe nadoem er i'm 9o'
ipital aufnabme ssfunOsH bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
Ter shmerrerbred,cr.

9sfanutlid 1T es nit sinigsr @eIdbr
berbunoen, in Der gegenpGrtisen 3eit
Der llnii6erheit in IuBldnb 9unfs
birsttur au iein. Dieter Gage ereis.
ntte ii4 in elmer Der eriten 9antsn pc
tersburss Elm 3pii9enfdn, Der ni9i
Der 4omif ent6ebrt. Gs mar serabe
5eiertas. Srobbem fiibIts Der riibrise
gbef bes ssnIiituts bas 8ebiirfniB, in
feinem Bureau bic einselaufene ppit
burd3uisbsn. glls er ii9 gerabe an
f.inen @2reibtifh seieBt bate. Offnete
iid bic Sbiire feines adbinstts uno
bic @eitalt zines ipie Elm arbsiter ges
tleibeten Mannss f9ob ii9 lautlos
ms 3immer. gu Sobe erI6roden
fprans Der Oireftor auf. rWas ipi1ft
DUE" ftammelte er, inbem feline Sanb
ben in Der Saide befinbIiben @elbs
f6ranff9liifel umtldmmerte. nWtein
Meifer." enteegnet. Der @inoringling
IG9eInb. Dies 26deln entihisb. 9 o
tonnte nur elm gu alien fGbiser rGrs
proprietor" erinIeu. Sm nG6iten
Roment f9rilt. Die 2Iarmslode bur6
bas feiertdssitilIe 8ants.bGube. grs
f9rtdt ftiirSten bic 5ausfne6ts unb
Der portitr berbsi; Der -@erbre9er"
dber fab nur erItdunt Inn iih. ols
sinse ibn bic eanoe Sa9e eor nidts
an unb riibrtt ii9 nidt BON Der StsIle.
Die SADIE mar in Der Sbat rsdt
barmlos. Der Mann bate ben Geiers
tag bsnubt. nm bic 9Oppslfeniter I'M
Saufe ein3uitelIsn. 9lIs er bic glrbsit
i'm aabinstt bes DIRECTORS btsnbiet
hattie. sins er in Elm anberes 3inmer,
bersdB absr. Iein MsFer mitaunsbs
men. Sn Der 3fuiidenasit aber mar
Der 9eitren9e bOhftielbit gang unsrs
Ddrtet angefommsn.
gtn Der 8orit puroe benz ,@sre!tss
ten" BON olen Seiten gratulirt.
Sn alter Set fpuroe bic
Gle in mandsn 2Gnbern mad Sduz
msnldnsen gemeftn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
GuSldno.

- slus Der prdhtisen 9iotre Dams
stir6s in @ourtrai. 8elsieu, 1T oae
pan Dpts'ide Sunittperf Die Guf'
ri9tuns bes Srsujss" ssitoblen.
Sn Der 9ineiiideu PrOuini
Swaus'Si babsu Sniursenten swi'
i6sn 9undow unS 6unsiOw Orei fsits
PlGss bsiett. llebsraa lit Der arisss'
iuitanb erfl6rt poroen.
= gus Sormoia pirb semslOet, bab
Die Ginsli6en S6lOlinse, Die BON ben
Sapauern in benz 9ampfs nit ben Sn.
lursenteu uuf 5Otmoia benust werben.
meuterten, bic @enbarmeu in 9ofupO
ausssriffsn unO mitiummt ibrsn 5ami'
lien ermoroet baben.
- Das ameritanilae seminar in
&om fsisrte ben 40. Sabrestas leiner
@rlnbuns. 9RettOr bes Seminars,
WtIsr. Renuosp. srbielt subtrcide Slid
wiinIde pom boben 8ralaten ju Dem
6orti6ritt, ben Oas Suititut semadt
bat, unO 3u isinsm GmporbIiiben, oa Cd
msbr StuOsnten Sdblt ais irsenb Elm
anbsres Snititut Oieier glrt.
= Sir bas Sriibiubr itebt Elm GROCER
Gnti6siOunsstumpf I'M beutifen Sau'
0emerbe beuor. Die slrbeitssber iint
eutl6loIisu, Die Organization Der arl
bsitusbmer gu iprsnseu. iObalO Die be-
Itsbsnosu 5ariiusrtrdse ablaufen. 81
Der Ssioeuinbuitrie berrift idon iest
cine Strife. SIN Rbeinlanb iinb ioeber
Idmmtli9s @ebsr unS Weberinneu aus
seiperrt woroeu.
- @ineu bsbrobliden llmfau9 nimmt
Der idou lanse fiiblbare slrbeitsmanse
i'm rbsiniid.Wsitfdlilden SuOuitriese
bist an. Die 8striebslsitunsen baber
id su fOlssnidwsren WtaBreselu &c
,wunsen seisbeu. sluf ben Sar
3ppsn'i4eu gerfeu 1T cine arbeits'
pauie bon uier5ebu Easen an9eorone
worOsn. sluf unOsren 8etrieben piri
uur nod Orsi 9uss in Der BOde gear
beitet.
- Sn Sunsbrud lit cine neu
Osutid.nutiOnale Purtsi sesriinOst NOR
ben, Oersn llrbebsr cine snersiids asi
tatiOn in's S8ert 3u istsu snti6loiisi
iiub, um Der 9isuidOpfuus sinsn far
fen anbans su ii9ern. Die Furts
iOI in sinbsitli6er Organization Oi
Osuti4'frsibsitli4eu 6ruftiOnsu umfai
fen uuO bic Ssitrebunssu, Die ibnsl
ssmsiuiam iinb. aus alien Srdftsl
iOrotru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
9.Iaipar,, eadalpanna uno Rtiltrn gabn

Sn Rraft etu "a. Stunt 1906.
Gintid d-BsrI6et Scranton fir Htp yori
nm 2.05, 800, sos. 500, 1920, Born. !
f2.i0, 1926 unb $40 Nabmittass. 6fr
gltp gort une philadelphia, nm 500 @srm.;
f2.40 uuS 3.35 gla1mittass. 6iir
Scbpbauna. 6.t0 Natmittaes.
gl6roli6 sir Buffalo um LIS, 6.25 u. 600
Wsr.; f.55. $40 un6 lilo Rahmtttass. 6iiI
Biustamtun, GImira unb 3pil@sniaticntn, uui
1910 Mor unt los Ra&m. 6iir Osptec.
SpraeuGt uub Utica, UNI lis uub 6.25 Nor.
f.55 sla&mittass. Ospteo. Spraeuls unt
Utica 3us I'm 6.25 Ror. l6uft t6sIif, ausat.
npmmtu Souutass. 6ir RontrOit nm 9.0C
@pr.; los uub GAO Ra6m. Ri&pIfOn Ae.
epmpbatiou, um 4.O0 9ahmittaas. gine.
hampton Acecmchation, um 6.t5 Rahmittnse
0loomsbnrg 6ibiHoH-g Sudntsr
fir Northumberland nm 6.35. 1920 Mor.
1.55 unS $40 Ra&m. 8Hr plymouth I'M Dos
sfa@mitlaas.
ScnutaaS' 3hee.
sislid -6ir Rtp gorf um 205. 800
COS nub 1920 Wcrssns; 3.35 unb 3.4C
Rdhm.
RSrsII& - 8fr Buffalo um IFS, uni
6.25 Mcr. f.55, $40 uno t1.f0 9ahm
6hr 8iuebamiOn uub 3pii&tnifahonsu, 9.0(
une 1910 gormiitdae.
1Ioamsburg Sibiiion @srldai Sordnior
nm t0.2n Wcv unb $40 Rahmittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19
eadamanna & @bomins 8aIlsb.
(eaureI einie.)
3nli4tn serauton unN @iIIss. .earr

3nii6sn Sndutcu uue gDiIfsssSaut.
3Hes ptrIaFsn Scranton nm 30, 200, 90
400, 500 uHb 600 Wprasns. lin 5 40 Tor-
asas an Wphtniaesn unb ant uahfOIetnbt
ipanitg WiHuten, unb nm 200 Wprstns an
Sunnfaetn une d1s naGfOIasubs ipanjis Ri.
nuitn Die uub iuflufpt ~ 10 Rants, In Mu.
Fss-Barrs IL Winuitn IpGttr anfcmmtub.
Grpuelhet, nur In piiistOn anbaIttne, str.
Iafitu Suautpn alt Stunbt i6alid, dueas-
nsmmtH SeHniaes uue 6tisrtdetn, BON 7.f9
Rprasns bic 7.t9 Ahtnps, uue irtftn In @il.
Ets-8art 80 Rinuitn lp6itr elm.
OeftTtr Ditulf ipilG.a Serautou, Ras Nue
Tarf, euna Tarf, pttHsbuIa une DuumUrt.
Sieke 6dhTpIan fur stpddbef0rbnubt 9ias.
q. n. @sts. IT,. BtrftbTsItiieT
SSai IL araft am 8. 9uli 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-12-19

M an DE 9 marten p.rs
ben erfabrunessemdB ip.it bduFiser
bonn 9Iibs setrOffen ola dnb.r., am
bdufisitsn Ieiben baruntsr bic eide
unb bic lllme. gluf bic @i6e trifft
basesen felten Elm 8Iibitrabl. unb auf
bic @u4e 10 out tpie niemaIs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-15
MARRIED..

AREY-FLETCHER. In Hampden, August 3,
Arad Arey and Mrs. Jennie H. Fletcher, both of
Hampden.
AMEs- RAINEY. In Winterport, August 6, by
Rev. w. A. Luce, Luther Ames and Miss LOttle
Rainey, both of Prospect.
ENNIS ELLINGwoOD. In Boston, July 5, will
lard H. Ennis of Boston and Mrs. Sarah A. Filing
wood OF Belfast,
Observation-Disclosures. In Rockland August l.,
Albert Wyndom Merchant and Katie Dena Palm.
er, both of ROckland.
PHILBRooK-SIMM In Camden, August /,
by Rev. S. E. Frohock, Henry l.. Philbrook and
Miss Leda Simmons, both of Camden.
SMITH BICKNELL. In Rockland, August I, by
Rev. W. j. Day, Blanchard Smith and Alfredo,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bicknell,
both OF Rockand.
TAsKER-GoULp. In Brooks, August IL, by
Rev. d. Brackett, Fred A. Tasker and Miss Annie
E. Gould, both of Monroe.
THURsToN-HALL. In Brooks, August IL, by
Rev. II. small. Roscoe S. hnrston of Albion and
Miss Annabel Hall of Knox.
WITHAM-HoMER. In Bucksport, August 6.
George A.: William and Miss Sarah L. Homer.
= WARE-GILKEY. In Camden, August g. Guy
Ware and Agnes Gilkey, both Of Camden.
WHEELER ALLEN. IN Rockland, August 9,
Henry P. Wheeler and Emma Jane Allen, both
of ROckland
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NORTHPORT NEWS.
WESLEYAN GROVE CAMP eRoUN,

WESLEYAN GROVE CAMP GROUND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen and Misses Ce-
! ella and E. V. Christensen of Bangor are
at the Carmel cottage.
Mrs. A. w. Rich of Brooks, Mrs. E. H.
Jellison of Bangor, Mrs NJ. Vickery of
| Unity, Mrs. Charles Springer, and Mrs.
Lizzie NJ. Smith Of Belfast are at Unity
cottage.
Mrs. L. A. Harding, Mrs. j. B. Monahan,
Misses Margaret Polk, Isabelle Turnbull,
Millie Pease, Ada PeaSe and Master Fran.
els w. Monahan of Pittsfeld are at Rock
way cottage.
The Ladies' Aid Of East Northport held a
| fair and sale in the auditorium Tuesday
afternoon and evening, Aug. 18th, which
was we'll patronized. There was quick
| sale of fancy and useful articles, and an
eager demand for the refreshments, which
| consisted of sandwiches and coffee, cake
and ice cream and candies. The ladies of
the society wish to thank especially the
! summer guests for their generous patron
| age, and every one who contributed in any
wa toward making the occasion a success.
TEMPLE HEIGHTS.
! The Spiritualist campmeeting opened last
Saturday afternoon, when the President of
the association gave his address. Sunday
| there were lectures by Annette j. Pettengill
and Minerva A. Barwise and social meet
| Ing. MONDAY another social meeting ard
lecture by Annette j. Pettengill Tuesday,
lectures by Minerva A. Barwse and Juliette
Yeaw. Wednesday, social meeting and lee
lures by Juliette Yeaw and Rev. F. A. Wig
gin. The weather has been fine and the
attendance good. Following is the remain
der OF the program
| Thursday, August Is, 10 a. M, entertain
ment and G. A. H. Day exercises; 2 D. M,
lecture by Rev. F. A. Wiggin; 4 p M, bust
ness meeting of corporation; 7.3O p. M, con-
| cert.
Friday, Aug 16, a. H., social meeting
10 a. M, lecture by Rev. F. A. Wiggin; p.
H., lecture by Minerva A. Barwise.
Saturday, August II, 10 a. NJ, lecture by
Rev. F. A. Wiggin; 2 p M, lecture by JUL
cite Yeaw.
| Sunday, Aug. IS, 10 a. M, lecture by JUL
cite Yeaw; p. NJ, lecture by Rev. F. A.
| Wiggin.
n,st esSs WIZ w. envsm eacn oay IRON . Inc
| gill
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-15
NRY 50 WEAK q?
Kidney Troubles May be Sapping Your Life
Away. Belfast People Have Learned
This Fact.

When a healthy man or woman begins to run
down without apparent cause. becomes weak,
languid, depressed, suffers backache headache,
dizzy spells and urinary disorders, look to the
kidneys for the cause of it all. Keep the kidneys
well and they will keep you we'll. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure sick kidneys and keep them we'll Here
is Belfast testimony to prove it,
L. Morse of Congress street, Belfast. Maine.
says: "If Doan's Kidney Pills act the same with
everyone who uses them as they did with me the
knowledge Of them should be valuable to every
one in need of kidney remedy. procured
them at the City Drug Store last fall while
having considerable trouble with a lame and
aching back. This remedy went directly to the
seat of the trouble, curing my backache In a
short time. l consider DOan's Kidney Pills q
most reliable remedy, and from the benefit OBJ
tanned l am glad to recommend them to others.''
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents. F0s-
ter-MilbuIn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take no
other
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~ MAIN STREET, BELFAs
Foreclosure Notice.

WHEREAS, Zylpha J. Williams OF Isle,
w in the County of Waldo anu state Of
by her mortgage deed, dated the sixth U.r
December, A. ID. 1905, and recorded IN "'
Registry OF Deeds, Book 27g Page 1856, con-
to me, the undersigned, Alton A. jacks
Everett, in the County of MiddleseX and
monwealth of Massachusetts, certain ..0
parcel of la d situated in said ISleSbor0. CON
ing sixty four acres, more or less, being Ton
two separate parcels, to wit:
One certain lot or parcel of land BEN
same conveyed to Joshua Sprague by So"
Sprague by his deed of warranty, dated JlN
IS, 1851 and recorded in Waldo Registry ct j.
Book SO, Page 16l, and described IN said a..'
follows: Beginning at a stake and stones .''
bank of the west shore of the Bay of Penut,'
thence south forty seven degrees east orr
dred tWenty-eight rods to a stake ana slui F."
or near the town road; thence south Us
eight degrees west thirty-two rods to .
and stones and at land of the late Fields tooW
deceased; thence south seventy degrees W.
said Coombs' line forty-four rods to stak 81
stones and at land of Thomas Moody; tuti
north forty seven degrees west by said No'd'
land one hundred and six rods to stalk n
stones at the bank Ofithe west Bay of Penoh7
thence nOrtheasterly following the shore Z" y
more or less.
The other lot or parcel of land, being the san
conveyed to Milton WhtcOmb by Benjamin KY
and William Ryder, by their deed of warlaR
Registry of Deeds, Book 1853, Page l42, ana d
scribed in said deed as follows: On the non
west by land formerly owned by Solomon Spras'
deceased; on the southeast by land of Benla'1
Ryder; on the west by land formerly owned
Betsey Coombs, deceased. containing tive.
acres, more or less, excepting and reserylDE
certain part of said lot on which schoohoh
once stood. containing and being about three ~
one-half rods square; and whereas the condlt,
Of said mortgage has been broken. now, thtl
fore, by reason of the breach of the condiu
thereof, claim a foreclosure of said mortgage
Dated the eighth day of August, A. d: 1907.
ALTON A. JACkSuN
d. &M, 3w33
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WEDDING BELLS.

B1cKNELL-SMITH. Alderman Blanchard
B. Smith and Miss Alfredo Bicknell, daugh-
married at a. m., August It'll, at the home
of the parents Of the bride, IS Summer
street, R0ckland. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. j. Day and only the
immediate relatives of the contracting
parties were present. The newly married
couple left by boat Immediately after the
ceremony for Bangor and vicinity. They
will reside in Rockland on their return
from their wedding trip. Alderman Smith
is member Of the lobster firm of A. C.
McLoon & Co., and the bride has been asso-
ciated for several years with her father in
business.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-15
DIED.

DUNCAN. In Camden, August 6. Mrs. Olive X
Duncan of LincOlnville, aged IS years, 10 months
EsANCY. In Burkettville, August 2. Wesley
S1 Foae In Fogs
aged 76 years, months and days.
GR1NNELL. In Union, August 5, Royal Grin
hG1I, age1 70 years, ~ mohths anu = Gays; n
Hopkins, aged 70 years, 9 months and % days.
KNOwLTON. In East NOrthpOrt, August 8
Abram KnowltOn, aged 76 years and days.
MCKAY. In BuckspOrt, Walter Linwood Nc
Kay, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nash Mckay, aged il
years, months and % days.
NEALLEY. In Ellsworth, July 81, James NJ
Nealley, aged 50 years, months and days.
PERRY. In Brooksville, July 20, William, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Perry, aged
% days.
SIMMONS. In WaldOborO, August Z, Mrs
Jemlma Benner Simmons. aged 70 years and I
months.
TUCKER In Belfast, August 7, Mrs. Isabel
Tucker. aged IS years and days.l
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For Railroad Commissioner,

RoCKLAND, Me-, Aug. II. Frank Keller
of this city, who will succeed Benjamin F.
Chadburne of Biddeford as railroad COM
missioner, is one of the most popular of the
Maine Central conductors. Mr.. Keller was
born in Warren in this State and is Al year Q
of age. He was educated in the common
schools. The formal appointment is to be
Sept. LIST. Benjamin f. Chadb0urne, who
will retire from the board Sept 18th, has
been one of the commissioners since 1908,
resigning place on the State board Of
assessors to accept this Office He was the
Democratic representative on the assessors
board.
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WARE-GILKEY. Married at the residence
OF the brides parents, ON Belmont Avenue.
Camden, Saturday evening, Aug; srd. by
key and Mr.. Guy Ware. The affair was 50
quietly managed that not even the friends
Of the young couple were aware of the day
for the wedding, and in marked and pleas
ing contrast with the noisy rice, rubbers
and confetti exhibitions, SO common among
US, the bridal pair left for the wedding trip.
Camden Herald.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-15
~We also carry FULL LINE of
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPH SUPPL lE,

and do developing, printing etc, at Lowest "
Films for any size or make of cameras.
room free to all.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-15
Who Likes Lemon Pie?

Everybody, but they are expensive ann hard to
"OUR-PIE" Preparation for delicious Lemon
pies, II is made from the choicest ingredients,
thousands Of others. A lady says: Il will never
again try to make Lemon pie in the old way while
/ can get "OUR- PIE Preparation" Each pack.
age enough for two large pies. 10c.
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:. ANDREWS. In Rockport, Augusta, to MIR. and
Mrs. Henry F. Andrews, daughter.
BRIDGES. In iBrooklin, August 4, to Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. Bridges, daughter.
BAIRD. In est LincOlnville. August 6, to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Baird, a daughter.
CROCKETT: In Rockland. August 5, to Mr.. and
Mrs David Crockett, a'daughter.
GRAY. In Deer Isle, July 49, to MIR. and Mrs.
7. G. Gray, daughter.
PERRY. In Brooksville. July %. to MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Adams Perry, a son, William.
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tion with his mother, Mrs. Charles A. Web
Der, on Park street.
Sch Jacob NJ Haskell, Capt VIM Harri-
man, arrived Aug Sth from Norfolk, Va,
with 2,675 tons of coal for the Penobscot
Coal Co. at Mack's Point.
The ball game at Mosman Park Saturday
afternoon between the Belfast Locals and
the Searsport Tigers resulted in favor of
the latter by score OF u to 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Edwards of Rox-
bury, Mass, arrived Sunday and are the
guests of Mr.. Edwards aunt, Miss Lucia
W. Edwards on Water street.
The annual meeting of the Gordon Gene
terry Association will be held at the home
of Mrs. James G. Pendleton on Main street,
Tuesday, Aug Goth, at 2 p. III.
Sch. George McFadden, Captain Meader,
finished discharging coal at Mack's Point,
August 9th, and sailed the same day for
Sargentville to load ice for Baltimore.
The new and third tower on the Penob-
scot coal dock at Mack'S Point was COM
pleted last week and was used for the first
time on the four-masted schooner George
McFadden.
John Montgomery of Bangor, superin-
tendent Of the equipment and motor de-
partment of the B. & A. railroad, was at
VIC StdGlOU at IudCh 1Olub ldSt uuISudy
on official business.
Sch. James w. Paul, Jr., sailed Sunday
for Newport News in command of Captain
Albert T. Whittier Of this place, Captain N.
+. Gilkey, her former commander, remain
ing at home voyage.
With the addition of the new tower on
PenObsc0t Coal Dock at Mack's Point,
Superintendent Frame and crew are doing
rapid work in the discharging of the large
golfers which continue to arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Frye, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. -Frye's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haselton, on Park
street the past ten days, left Tuesday for
their new home in Waltham. Mass.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-15

London, Aug. G. Melbourne cables that
snip Shenandoah, Chapman, from Balti-
more, March % for San Francisco, has put
in in distress, leaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-29
WHEATON BEAT
BROOKEAND AT LAST

The Wheaton base ball team. composed Of
the best players in the Capital City and De-
partmental leagues, defeated the lads from
Brookland yesterday afternoon on the for
mer's grounds at Silver Springs. Md. But
the Wheaton players never fought harder
for victory. and but for Brookland's errors
they would not have had a look-in. Simons
pitched for Brookland land not a run was
scored off him until the fifth inning, when.
with two out and man on second and
third, A. Julien. Brookiand's catcher. in
stead OF playing for the batsman. tried to
nail the runner on second and threw the ball
in the outfeld. Wheaton got its first hit
in the sixth inning. and but four in the en-
tire game, while the Brookland boys touch
ed Saunders up for seven, one two-bagger
by A. Julien. In the seventh inning Simons
retired his opponents on strikes.
An unfortunate collision occurred between
James Sullivan and Sheckels, by which the
former lost two of his teeth and the latter
received a bad cash in his forehead. For
Bfookland Rodler and James Sullivan led
in the fielding and A. julien in the batting.
Graves work behind the bat was perfect.
The score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-29
FINAL MATCHES OF
LIE DROlT TENNIS CLUB

The final matches of the annual spring
tournament of the lie Droit Tennis Club
took place Thursday afternoon. +. o. Leech
took the first prize in the singles. while the
second one went to II. F. Lerch, jr. IN the
doubles C. b. Doyle middle Atlantic states
champion and his partner. DIR. II. =.
Cobey. won over VI. NJ Merrill and T. r.
Heath The results of the play were rs
follows:
singles: preliminary ronnd-E o. Lcarh won
from Enoch Edmopston, 1-6. CO 6-3: &. II.
Caudy won from VI. VI. Merrill. 6-3. 10, G. 2;
H. p. Cobey from T. X. Heat. 6-2. 4-6,
G-3: II. F. Lerch from +. X. Proctor by de-
fault.
First round-H. N. Wells won from A; V, Ircch.
r., 40, Ga, e.: f. o. Leach won from &. II.
G. andy, 5-7, 6-3, Ga; III. +. L-rrh won from
ii. p. CObev 4-S. "a. 623: Frankhn GeGgbegan
won from ]. H Dcis by Cetault.
Semi -anals-E. o Leerh won frcm I'll. NJ. Wells.
ST. les. %: II. F. Lar won from Franklin
Geoghegan by default.
Fnais..E o. Lesch won from II. F. Ler,h.
Ct a., "a. Ga
Doubles. first round-Enoch Edmorston aud A.
Ieeeh. Jr.. from f, o. ]. @ n aud H. y. Lerrh.
from II. NJ Wells and F. r. Proctor. 6-t. e2
Second ronnd-M. NJ. Merrill and 7. r.. Gth
won from EdmrnSton and A. Ieech. "a, 3-6;
C.: Doyle and Cohey won from Clandy and
Leach. 10-S. 60. 11--9.
Fnals-Doyle and Cohey won from Merrill and
Heath, GO. ca, 60.