The Republican journal., 1912-10-24

,7eer us through the winter bleak and
cold
-..asures that we hold for but a space
r..Fr Big, erasp. and gaze on with delight,
,-. .,oo be snatched away, and in their place
7-.. come said winter with decay and blight.
-s.,.f the picture of our past be fair,
v,,, qe o1k back without regret or care.
GARDNER W. LANE.
-so deer we're received at Fogg's market
...-5.g from Amos Clement, who with his
5.r Is inting in Northern Maine.
"A -anboru has painted large and hand
.jrn-gin letters on black ground-for
'.rrty ranch of the Waldo Trust Co.
..sr7a baldwin of the 1911 crop, raised on
.- ssr Miller farm in Searsmont, was
...,,a The Journal office Tuesday.
Tn. Waldo telephone Company con tenn
-.,t. aso which will give their SwanviIle
....re-4 Tie free service connection with
B,,tas,
Fir, E--s- Weber was operated on for
.,-,.s--= 4st Monday at The General Hos
-...4. It Eugene D. Tapley and is doing
5s
5 .-as 1tercollegiate football champ
7-s as viii open next Saturday. Bow
..rs....g loby at Brunswick and the Uni
-.-.s Name will contend with Bates at
Ls95,4.
ra. .. ot the late Mrs. Margaret S.
0e-.s.- arose Hill was built by Benjamin
gas.rs - years ago, and with the de-
.a-.- - av Of Mrs. Hinchman and Miss
.,sr ute was closed FIR the first time.
re.-.. s5i1l play, The Fortune Hunter"
vH. .1 smith, was presented at the CO.
r. .7 asst Monday evening to large
sar- Tie play was we'll staged, the cast
yyt 800 was a very enjoyable performance.
4- .a Royal of Ellsworth returned to
Ea.- saturday to resume her work of
.5las . Office of the Register of Deeds.
gr aa Fas employed three years in Els
af7 the Waldo County deeds recorded in
4,r 1911 m the ten years indexing in this
all..
Mr. JFFT NAVIGATION LAWS Owners of
-ra .--.., who, through their disregard of
The hs. cation law. are run down and injured
ars-sns,s cannot collect damages, accord
rg rescript in the case of Francis F.
p-,-.. ts.a EoS+arp Staapoch;p Copopapv
landed down by the Law Court October 18th.
TIE Was an action for injuries resulting from
2.-I.sDon aetween the plaintiffs power boat
la-N1 cad the defendants steamer City of
h,.aai -=lt, p, 1909, on the Kennebec
Rive
Arlnee.Hg of the trustees of the Waldo
la Agricultural society Oct 18th, the
3a5af, " q. Preston, read his report of
as' Dr ~eeting. and it was approved.
l4e -ar7sr, Arthur Richie, reported all
gen 1, and that the State stipend for
I'D" ye S231 The secretary's salary
Va. An for the ensuing year and that
foe -ar at $50. The date for the fair
H probably be the third week in
A-sl .y Wednesday and Thursday.
t'- t-.-- was adjourned until Tuesday,
= alive Of the Maine Automobile
'''-alYD ich mas its headquarters in Port
s1- fast last week and enrolled
--l's. II @-mbers among the local owners
' The association is working for good
.''ls. -3a much to do with securing the bond
ste st'95000 for that purpose, and will
sllta9a' L zee that the money is properly
expended 1t IS proposed to build two trunk
"'s o's oToggh the center of the State and
'-7 'Ht' along the shore, now the favorite
'v-e CT a1tomobilists, and in which this Sec
"0D specially Interested.
'''f TO TIE Bic WOODS. Mr.. Clarence C
'''F 81 Boston arrived Wednesday, Oct 18th,
--' Was 'he guest that night of Col. and Mrs.
T. Mcdonald. Church street. The next
-'''oe Aessrs. Kemp and Mcdonald started
u '"o weeks hunting trip. They arrived at
f'''''S ABOUT p. M, and after supper
~''s0 Oh a Z mile drive to the camp which is
''@'f GdL teIs. II. L. f1elO afrlV.
''' week from Portland and Friday morn
~ o'' Wy d. Hall, Irving T. Dinsmore and
i'aNaaI started in Mr.. Halls car on
.'''s '1'! With Flagstaff as their objective
'' Ntss'- Kemp and Mcdonald, who
+. awe .hs GODS for rest and quiet main
H., Ae camps crowded and the woods
"ANters and Tuesday morning thew
.5.. '9 .''' aces homeward, sadly disappoint-
No.. ''" ending of their outing. Mr.. Kemp
L.. l' Boston and Mr.. Mcdonald arrived
1ss. 'Ae tuesday evening train. He says
o,t Wy ' again, and he is game-if he did
wv -i'ra any home.