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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-08-01
APPLETON.

AFfLE ON.
Miss Fannie Gushee, who is a teacher in one
of the city schools of Portland, is spending her
vacation here with her mother, Mrs. Frances
Gushee. Her sister, Edith Gushee, teacher
in Russell, Mass, school, is also at the old
homestead. John Martin has sold his farm
on the Ridge to Alton G. Martin of Somerville,
Mass. Alton has been engaged for many years
in the wholesale potato business, and employed
for ten years by one firm as purchasing agent.
John Martin will remain upon the place, while
Mrs. Julia Taylor, who has been his housekeep-
er for two years, will live with her cousin, Mrs.
John Wilson, in Rockland. :. Clarence Fish,
who is bookkeeper in the office of Austin M
Moody, Camden, was at home Sunday Geo.
H. Page returned Saturday from Bath. where
he visited his daughter, Mrs. Georgia Ripley.
During his absence from home of four weeks
he also visited friends in Nashua, N. H., and
Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Fred Messer of Somer-
vile, Mass, arrived Monday and will be the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Rosetha Dunton,
and sister, Mrs. Frank Berry. AT the
Wednesday meeting of Golden Rod Rebekah
Lodge the degree was conferred upon two
candidates, the members of the degree staff
wearing their new suits for the first time here.
-. Miss Mildred Wentworth is in Portland,
the guest of her mother and sister, Mrs. Bills.
who is matron of the Girls Home. -. Mrs
Joseph Schemerhorn, daughters Fay and
Lelah and son Fred, of Roxbury. Mass. are
visiting friends in town.. Mrs. Lizzie Knight
of Searsmont was a recent guest of her
mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Robbins. DIR. Clarence
Simmons of Searsmont was here Sunday with
his recently purchased touring car. Mrs.
Harry Stanley has returned from Stonington
and will board the remainder of the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Newbert. Mr..
Stanley was recent visitor at Mr.. and Mrs.
Newbert's.
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BURNHAM.

BURNHAM.
Many showers interfere with the haymak-
ers, so that much grass will be standing in the
fields when the month of August arrives. 80.
The Central Maine Power Co. had a diver at
their dam last week looking for leak at the
bottom of the dam which has been bothering
them all the spring. The Burnham House
has been leased to D. D. VIM, of Saugus,
Mass, who will take possession the first of
August Mr.. Frank McKus;ck of Boston
was in town Saturday with party of friends
from Albion and called on his cousin, Capt. A.
W. Fletcher. Station Agent E. P. Sullivan
Mrs. Hester Morse of Belfast and Willis
Bailey of Pittsfeld visited John Hart last week
Hon. G. E. Bryant and family went to
Freedom Saturday morning by auto to spend
the week end with his son Phil and daughter
Bertha. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harding, who
accompanied them, will visit the present week
with friends in Brooks and Belfast Miss
Ethel Allen went to Skowhegan last Friday for
a visit with Mrs. Fred Sawyer, Chas. Sher-
man, wife and daughter Cells, took in the races
at Pittsfeld last Saturday and visited in De-
troit over Sunday at Abner Clark's Burn
ham Grange held their regular meeting last
Thursday evening with program. The next
meeting will be in two weeks. A fine program
has been arranged and it is hoped large num-
Der will be present.. Cora Baker, trained
nurse was called to Waterville last week to as
sist Dr. Bunker in surgical operation. Miss
Daisy Foster has returned from visit to Clin-
ton. Raspberries are plentiful and every
body is improving the opportunity for filing
the cans for winter.
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Notice of First Meeting OF >''''
In the District Court of the Unite
the District of Maine, Waldo Cou'''
In the matter of Ellsworth ! In Esas,.a
Howard, Bankrupt, ..
To the Creditors of Ellswort' n. 9
Searsport, in the County CT
District aforesaid, Bankrup' s.r
= Notice is hereby given that on t1s .,lg
July, A. D. 1912, the said Ellswor'h '',l, n
duly adjudicated Bankrupt; and Iu4' S b
Meeting of his Creditors will be u'- B.N
office of Dunton & Morse, Savings wa! ,rgI'
ing, Belfast, Maine, on the 23rd day 81 ao5a
A. D. 1912, at ten o'clock in the lo,, ai.si
which time the said Creditors may ,,sr,l
prove their claims, appoint Trustee 65.rs
the Bankrupt, and transact such otoe, ,rr,.
aS "'As property '''H JOHN R. MASoS s,,,.
Referee in BanSr'P"
Bangor, Maine. July 80. 1912.
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DIED

FORBES. In Lynn, Mass. Ju
bell Wight Forbes, formerly
55 years.
GRAY. In Sunset, Deer Isl,
miah Gray, aged u years.
GOLDSMITH. In Salem, Mas
Priscilla j. Goldsmith, former
Maine.
GROSS. In Stonington, july
L Gross, aged as years, l mont
SNOWMAN. In Orland, July p
man of Bucksport, aged 80 yea
RICHARDS. In Belfast, July
Richards, aged l year, 6 MONTH
WILLIAMS. In Orland, july
liams of Bucksport, aged Is yea
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The Shoe Situation.

There is some improvement in the volume
of orders placed for footwear, but individual
sales are rather limited. A general advance is
noted in the price of shoes from 2ac. to Sc.
per pair since the first of the month, and if
the values of hides and leather continue to
increase quotations for footwear will be still
higher. Leather is in a very strong position
and, though trading is not especially active,
available supplies are not in excess of the
demand.-Dun's Review, July 9th.
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WHITES CORNER, winterport.

WHITES CORNER, Winterport.
Mrs. Eta Dinsmore and two sons of Hamp-
den were guests of Mrs. S. ]. Fish Sunday.
Robert Mclaughlin of Exeter was a guest at
A. L. Blaisdel's Sunday ......M Mr.. and Mrs. E.
N. Bartlett spent the weekend at their cot
tage in Etna.... Mrs. Herbert Smith and chill
dren are visiting Mrs Smiths father, Herbel
Stevens, in North Searsport, and she is help
ing to care for her sister, who recently return
ed from Colorado and is in failing health.
Leonce Nealey of Bangor is spending few
weeks at the home of his uncle, A. L. Blaisdell
MIR. and Mrs. C. H. Libby and children
Louise and Lewis, were guests of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Horace Croxford in Dixmont, recently. Miss
Glenice Littlefield was a passenger on Sun
days boat for Boston. From there she will
go to Attleboro, where she will be the guest
of friends for few weeks. ..... Mr.. and. Mrs.
F. T. Bussey and Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. White,
with their daughters, Misses Beatrice and
Margaret of West Winterport, and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Clement with their little daughter
Barbara, were dinner guests at the home of G.
H. York, Sunday.
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TROY.

TROY.
Mr. Gilbert Small gave old neighbors and
friends pleasant surprise July 18th, by max
ing "door yard calls thus celebrating his
Goth birthday. He was one of Troys most
prosperous farmers but moved to Plymouth a
few years ago to make his home with his
daughter, Mrs Henry Thorne. Few men of
70 are SO well preserved, SO full of life and
vigor. He was accompanied by Hon. Lorenzo
GarceIon, whose Goth birthday occurred last
January. 1t was a rare pleasure to meet and
converse with these intellectual, interesting
gentleman, of whom Troy and Plymouth are
justly proud. Benjamin Chandler of Lewis
ton and Mrs. E. D. Chase of Unity were guests
at Augustus Stevens last Friday. Mrs. A. C..
Myrlck of Belfast is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Luetta Harding -. N. M. Batchelder went to
Bath Friday to visit his daughter, Mrs. Walter
HILL His wife, who had been with her daugh-
ter for some weeks, accompanied him home
Monday. -. Rev. James Ainsle gave an inter-
esting sermon at the town house last Sunday
afternoon and will be here again in two weeks.
Next Sunday he will be at Troy Corner church.
Mrs. Fred M. Halves of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
is visiting relatives at the Center. Her bright,
sunshiny nature ensures glad welcome from
all who have ever had the pleasure of meet
ing her. .. MIR. and Mrs. John Tye and
Humphrey Chadbourne and family of Brown
vile arrived by auto last week for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Cook took an auto ride to Waterville
Saturday with W. L. Gray. Nv. L. Gray and
family visited the place of the murder in
Carmel Sunday.
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NORTH UNITY.

The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Allie Estes
last Wednesday to the number of about fifty
and enjoyed the day very much. Music was
very ably furnished by Misses Gladys Estes,
Annie Racklif and Mrs. Coffin. At five
o'clock all repaired to the spacious dining
room and enjoyed bountiful repast prepared
for them by Mrs Estes. The net proceeds
were S5.35. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Mary Dodge at Troy Corner All are
cordially invited....... Howard Hillman of
Unity sold last week a two-year-old Holsten
heifer for $50. She girted feet and inch.
MIR. Geo. Townsend has his beautiful cot
tage on the shore of l axe Windermere ready
for occupancy Mrs. Ford of Lynn, Mass,
and her little son Master Gerald are visiting
at Mr. H. H. Grants =. The Ladies Aid at Mr..
Estes last Wednesday had the pleasure of the
agreeable company of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Nye of Maiden, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Nye will
visit in Dixmont and Newport before return
ing to Massachusetts, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Biather called on Mrs. M. A. Parkman last
Sunday. Mr.. Harold Stone of Lewiston is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E..
Stone, in Troy. -. Mr.. Benz. Chandler, for
merly of Unity but now resident of Lewis
80. Rev. and Mrs. James Ainslie are receiving
congratulations on the birth of little son.
which weighed II pounds. MIR. Louville
Hollis has bought the Charles Gannett house
in Unity and intends moving his family there
soon.
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PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs Ruth Snow OF Norfolk Conn, is visiting
relatives here. .. Miss Ella Hartman of Lynn
Mass, is visiting friends here Mrs. Anna
Hartman and Mrs. Edna Hartman visited rel
atives in Standpoint last Sunday Mrs. Bes-
sic Harvey of Boston is visiting Mrs Mary
Smith. Harry L Berry was business visit
in Boston last week. MerrillShute of Ban
gor visited relatives here last Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs. M. A. Littlefed returned
home last Friday from visit with Bangor
relatives.
ISLESBORO.
Mrs, Herman Farrow and two small sons
have arrived home from Turks Island. Mrs.
N. l.. Page spent the weekend with Mrs
Amasa Williams. -. Washburn Williams was
badly cut one day this week by falling with
basket of beer bottles. DR.. Daniels was called
and he had to take several stitches in the hand
and wrist. $50 Mrs. Mildred Kimball also met
with quite an accident Friday night She was
standing on a well when the curb gave way
and she fell IN Some men were passing and
helped to rescue her without any serious in.
jury. Mrs. Sarah P Hatch and Miss Ade-
lalde Hatch have gone to Turner, Me-, to at
tend the wedding of Emery Hatch and Miss
Anna Kicker, after which Mr. Hatch and
bride expect to go Immediately to Newfound-
! land %. The automobile of F. C. Pendleton is
! proving quite nuisance, as many horses are
frightened and several have narrowly escaped
serious accidents. lslesboro roads are hardly
passable in many places for two teams.
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SOUTH MONTVHIF.

MRS; Forrest Howes and daughter Mildred
are spending few weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Morse. Mrs Sarah Bryant
is in Liberty, caring for Mrs. Matthews, who
is poorly IA large company of neighbor $
and friends turned out and cut the hay for O.
w. Ripley, who is yet unable to work, but is
slowly improving The farmers report a
large crop of hay and it has been got in excel
lent condition
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THORNDIKE,

IHORNDlkE,
Mr. Holmes, student from the Gordon
Training school, Boston. spoke at the Center
church last Sunday afternoon. There was
quite good attendance. He will hold relig-
ious services there again next Sunday at P.
NJ. Dr. S. F. Chase of Newtonville, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives in Winterport,
Bangor, Orono, Pittsfield and Unity, passed
few days recently with Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross C. Higgins and
Mrs. V. N. Higgins, and also called on several
other cousins in town. He passed Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Philbrick and left
there on the Tuesday morning train for
visit with his nephew, George E. Files, in Ben
ton. :. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bradley have a
little babe, born July 25th... Mrs. Fred Hunt
passed the weekend with her husband at Mr..
E. M. Hunt's Mrs. Flora Ward is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Pearl Hamlin. Miss
Helen l. Philbrick is the happy possessor of
an Ivers & Pond piano. Mr.. E. 6. Lander
and family took an auto ride to Bangor Sunday.
They were also at Northport one day recently.
For the first time in many years Mr..
Joseph Higgins was unable to attend church
last Sunday, and he was missed from his ac-
customed place during divine service. -. The
weather has been very cool during the last
week and rain is much needed; also warm
nights to make the corn grow.
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EAST NORTHPORT.

EAST NORTHPORT
Mrs. L. C. Ross had an exceptionally busy
day at the Waquoit July 2ard. She served a
chicken dinner to large party at noon and in
the evening Colonel Conkling of New York
entertained a party of sixteen to lobster sup
per-. c. Q. Dickey lost valuable work horse
last week. The horse got badly hurt short
time ago and as it did not get any better Mr..
Dickey decided to end his suffering. -. The
Pop Concert given at Northport Inn Tuesday
evening was well attended and much enjoyed.
A public whist will be given at the Inn this,
Thursday, evening. e. Miss Edith M. South
worth of Belfast was in town last Thursday
and Friday, visiting Mrs Isaac Hills. Mrs.
Lake Smith gave musical entertainment in
the Auditorium at Baysde last Thursday
evening which was much enjoyed by all pre-
sent. Miss Gladys Pitcher, cellist, and Mis- Alice
Simmons, reader, both of Belfast, assisted in
the entertainment. Mrs. Cross of Waldo is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. H. Patch. 49,.
The Belfast Band gave fine concert at Bay
side last Friday evening.
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BELFAST PRICE CUoe5E1

Corrected Weekly for Inc TT7-
PRODUCE MARKET. F4I .
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.INTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
Mr. Joseph Durham arrived from Boston
last week to join his family in their visit here.
....Miss Belle Thayer is at home from Bos-
ton on her vacation. :. Miss Hannah Thomp-
son is at home from East Boston for vaca-
ton visit. Ralph LIE San, wife and son, ar
with relatives here, having made the trip in
his motor boat il. Mrs. Hannah Deane of Bos-
ton is the guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Baker.
IA fine boy came to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Williams Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. D. Eaton have returned from
their visit to Houlton.
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County Correspondence.

OAK HILL, (Swanville,)
Mr.. Albra FIVE returned to Freedom July
25th after spending several days with his sis
ter, Mrs. F. P. Webb. Miss Helen Knowlton
of Lynn, Mass, is passing her vacation with
relatives in town and in Belfast. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Damn are staying several weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. c. R. Nickerson.
Miss Cecil Patterson of Essex, Mass, is visit
ing her uncle, James o. Patterson. -. Wallace
and Viola Seekins are both i'll it'll the measles
. Mrs. Florence. Bowling of Boston is the
guest of her aunt, Miss Louise Cunningham.
:. Mr.. Arthur Thompson and family of Poor's
Mills we're guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Web
ster Sunday. =. Mr.. Jonathan Roberts is very
ill at this writing. His friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
KNOX,
Miss Clara Emerson was the week end guest
of Miss Melissa POST. Mr.. and Mrs. l. S.
Spencer of Thorndike were at B. M. Shibles'
Sunday :. R. w. Emerson is helping H. W..
Racklff finish haying. c. F. Forbes and
daughter have the sincere sympathy of all in
their double bereavement-a mother and son
taken within month. Mr.. and Mrs. A. s..
Bailey and Mr.. S. Smith and family of Pitts
field, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mannucia and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. Vincenso INSIGNIA and nephew of
Boston were at B. L. Aborns Sunday.
There will be a leap year ball at Boulter's hall,
Knox Center, Aug 9th. All are cordially in
vited. All unmarried men take due notice
thereof and govern yourselves accordingly.
The many friends of Mrs. Eliza Foster of
Unity, formerly of Knox, were grieved to
learn of her death at her home in Unity last
week. Mr.. Vincenso INSIGNIA and nephew of
Boston have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mannuccia the past two weeks. Mr.. In
sogna returned to Boston July 29th.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-09
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wipe Or Nausea En- ds Headache Hfousnes1,3
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take a teaspoonful OF delicious syrnn
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SPgRSO(N!S
Pc PIE
as TIIEY co NE AllDiCO|

Miss Minta Canning, Of Valley
Falls, spent Today IN The city.
Mrs. Bert leopold and daughter
have returned from Parkersburg
where they had been the guests OF rel.
ntiyes. .7
Mrs. Richard Gilkeson and children
left yesterday for New York and to.
day sailed aboard the Baltic for q
three months visit with relatives in
England and Ireland.
Miss. Edna Diet2, OF Warrington
was here for the Harold Bauer recital
last evening.
Mrs. Schrender and son, OF Pitts
bnrgh. are the guests OF the formers
daughter Mrs. Roger Kingsland, on
Third street and Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Chas. Hood went to Pittsburgh,
this morning to spend q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. A. Clayton have
returned from Mt, Lake Park, Md.
where they had spent several days.
Miss Cora Bishop and daughters
Misses Margaret and kathaleen, lef,
this morning for Mt. Lake Park, Md.
10 open the Commerford cottage fol
the summer.
Mr.. w. N. Fleming and daughter
Miss Mary, are spending the week In
Pittsburgh.
Miss Hazel Frost. OF Clarksburg
has been the guest OF Mrs. John A
Clark since yesterday.
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c. WOODWARD
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TRIPS TO THIS cITY-STARTS
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croyle-FIemina.

Miss Mary Fleming, OF this city,
daughter OF Mr.. w NJ. Fleming. and
Mr.. Criss Croyle, d clerk at the Man
ley Hotel In this city. were united In
marriage last evening In Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Croyle returned here today and
Mrs. Croyle remained In Pittsburgh
for q few days with her father, they
having gone there on shopping trip
4 few days ago. The bride is grand
daughter OF the late B. A. Fleming and
Is a we'll known young lady. Mr.,
Croyle has been q resident OF Fair:
mont for the past year.
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SHOWS GUP|D|TY
4. Of THE JUR|sI
'JDGE ARCHIBALD DEALT WITH
RAILROAD FoRtAN OPTION.

WASHINGTON, D. C., May o.,
Charges against Judge Robert W.
Archibald, OF the commerce court, were
unfolded today before the house com.
mittee on judiciary which is to deter.
mine II impeachment proceedings
shall be brought against the jurist.
How Judge Archibald, In partnership
with Edward J. Williams, Il Scranton
coal dealer, while celebrating as a
judge on the "lighterage cases" to
which the Erie railroad was party,
Is alleged to have negotiated an option
from that railroad for $4,000 tons OF
cnlm dump property to be sold at
$4,000 profit, was related to the COM
mittee by Williams himself.
Judge Archibald. accompanied by his
two sons and his counsel. A. s. Worth.
ington, heard the testimony and occa.
s!onally looked at Photographic copies
of letters bearing on the case, one OF
them a letter In which the Judge told
of his connection with the sulm bank
negotiations In his own words.
In addition to that transaction vii.
liams told OF another deal In which
he said Judge Archibald acquired an
interest with him In an option on
million acres OF Venezuelan timber
land for which the Judge gave note
for $500. Williams tried to discount
this note with C. ]. and W. P. Boland,
- r.
ton. who at that time had case pend
Ing before Archibald In the federal
court. The Bolands refused to dis!
count the note and later lost their case.
Williams admitted telling W. P. DO.
land that II he had discounted Judge
Archbald's note the case might have
resulted differently but he denied that
Judge Archibald knew anything OF his
making such asremark to Boland.
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kearns.Spahr.

At the rarochial residence OF the
immaculate Conception church, the
marriage of Mrs. Florence Spahr, OF
Fairmont,, and Mr.. James II. Keans,
OF this city, was solemnized at
o'clock last night, the Rev. ]. J.
Kennedy officiating. The bride and
bridegroom were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r. Kearns, OF this
city. Immediately after the cere.
.mony dinner was served to the
bridal party at the Clarksburg res.
;aafaht. Mr.. and Mrs. kearns are
at home to their friends at No. lis
First street.-Clarksburg Telegram.
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run aatil they needed 4 large doss Of
physic, then they took Something
severe. like castor oil salts Or cathaf
tics, that meant abuse 10 hogela.
These are the DAYS 81 sse aatle and
natural-the days OF Syrup OF Figs,
This way you are not dfagging your
self Syfhp on iissilteIHg coninobed
entirely OF luscious ms, SIENNA and
aromatics can not cause injury
Ask your druggist Tor Syrup 81
Figs and Elixir OF senna, \ and box
for the name. California Fly syrup
Company on the label! This is The
genulne-old reliable Any other os
called Fig Syrup IL an Imitation often
meant To- deceive you Refuse such
with contempt.