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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29


9legen, Sonnenideiu uno Sa8el mar
sen 9oltimorern 8uianueu init
ieuhter Sibc 6ciHieoeu. EoS
ggai1iugtouer 99ettcrburcai pro.
p6e5cit alonucruO wornes g9ct'
ter. @eipitter 6ringen etpos
Gririiduug.
Gen 9cuobnerH ser Dlouuncnicn.
ita0t parcu aeiiern ollie Soricu bon
@etter bcibicoen ciunml mo6te Der
g2citergott elm id5eies @eii6t in0
Damn 5eigte er luicOer quite Salnc.
Ger Tag 6cgann nit eincm @clUittcr
regen luio 0cn gan3en @ormittag
mor ser @immel nit oiiItcrcn g0oI.
fen 6eoedt. Segen @1ittaa 6obnte
iicb ieOodb Sic Some einen g9eq
our9 Die MolIen mo 5par 3ilr arc.
ben lSreitoc Gcricnigen, weldc eincn
AuSflug eggplant 6otten. sQ}it Oen
eriten Souncnitra6leu begann Iid ser
0lcnibcniirom binaus ms 5reie 8u
bcpegcn. glad ciuclu id0nen g}ad.
mittag muroen oie 9lusfliigler aber
an glbcno 5egoien. air3 no9 5 ll6r
bcgaun eil 5pcitcs @epitter un0
plobIid cr0iiuete Scr Sinmel iciuc
51leuien @s rcgnete 5war ni1t
ie3r longc a6er in oer fnr8en 3cit
nm io 6eitiger. SSn Siio.galtinorc
lmo IN Deridieoenen &oritdoten fie.
len iogar &agclforuer.
lroB ocr bciocn @clpitterregcn fiel
oie lcmpcrahm nr ie5r wcnig lmo
oie Nlcnibbeit 6atte gan5 6eionocrs
iirtcr Der fei1ten 2iiit 5lt lciOen.
0ic Ecmpcratur I'M @ouic Ocs Sa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
lSalt0r Sr. StCueHiOn gcBt uadl
@srinectpu.

4oftor or q. gtoB SteUcnion felt
% sa1rcn Der 5eellorger ocr u9ropn
Nldmorial 4resbatcriml Gbur1" cab
aeiiera bctanut, oaB e. ben 4oileu
ols Eraiioent oe5 al1cologildleu Se.
uiuars sur @rjncetou annebmcn
miro Seine @abl bier5u eriolate
erii box lpenigen Moden Seiu Rad'
iolger III Slit 3eit nod nidt erpablt.
@rioe iopo6l Er. 1tqoculou ais
ouc6 feline 6ieiige @mcinoc l6eioen
iaperen Screens bon einanoer Ser
4aiior crharte ooB renn 0ic }riIc9ic
ieincr 2lr0eit bier and ni1t aon5 lr
groB ieicn wic IT g gernc wiinld)tc,
70 piiie CT ooh, Dob cr bic Stride IN
eincnt anf6liibenocH rlo moblperiorg.
ten 3nlianoa 3uriidlaiicl iueroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29

sm 9eiieiu pon iulgcid6r 300 @o.
ilcu puroeu inl n@oooiiod COLLEGE"
aciicru &ormittaa Bic Ordinations
6cicrlic5icitcn abaebalten NllAof
Sobn 9ih3ono. per opoitoliidc Dele.
aat leitrte sic Gerenouie. 9licbt lpc,
uiger ols 25 iimae Seate murocn
Ha2 oer @eeuoamg ibrcr mebrioD.
rigeu 2hloicn 0eilern IN ocl Erie
iteriiauo cr6obcn. Cine @erlcanlg
oes Snitituts nah 9law.gori oiiritc
innarbalb Ser udditen Sabre 3u er-
lparteu fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
Sei'm Sallipiel ii6crfaGrcu.

gci'm 9ollipiclcn All ser Souo-
Der., nobc Senrietta. StroBe, wuroc
qeItern 91odnlittog gesen 6 ll5r Der
16 Sabre alto 9loDo @3urpbD BON
glr. St2, Sono0cr. StraBc, bon oenI
glutomobil oes Srn. g(oom Gang,
mobn6oit IN glr. 14OO, 9(n0rep Ctr,
ongcfobren uno 3u 9oOen geriilcn.
Der anobc crIitt oobci nidt imcrbe6
liGe @erIeBuneen an Den glrmen uno
Shiiriungen am gan5en aorper. Or.
g. q. Strong bertrand ibn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29

dniuitlidlc @crcine Der oellllNcl
9ionS Acmcin0c aa oer gioro '@qq.
Strobe mcrocn Iidl mor0en n Sll-
1egs 8arf friiBcr Baltimore Nlca.
iite GIiib Shore am Qlioole gtIper
perqntgca Dic @oniltogsidlnltnoet
aer 8cnciuoc 6eac6cn Hd idon Ia9
ll6r @ornitiags noc ocni 6citploee,
giir 0ic notbigeu gelritiauaaeu nir
sung ln0 gut iit lclbltoeritauolid
aif oas Bette gciorgt porocu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
@ieSer SaEeim.

NQitglicocr OcS n@crcins ser &oui
leute umo 5o6rifouten Der 9IIt-
itoOt 6o66eiricoigt bon 9ltlontic-
Gitp 6eimgefc6rt. 9cgeuwet-
fer founte i6nen Oie quite 9olme
niGt DerOer6cn.
Gie Sbeilnebmer al Der i0brliben
Grfuriipu OeS nGcrcins ser &ouf-
lclde unO 6o6rifonten Der 9qtitaOt"
lin0 gcitcrn 9l6cnO ehpns miiOc, o6er
6od6cfrieoigt pon 9ltloutic Giip
nah Baltimore 3uriidgefe6rt; nur
menige .madteu ii6 Die @elegcn6cit
III 9fuBen mO Derblebcu nod ctli-
c6e Gage in Der SeeitaOt. 9llle 9IuS
ilHqler pcrle6ten orei prdhtige Gage
ms scr llmitonO, OoB Oas g8etter
ni6t geroOe 10 mar mie es bdGte
ieil iolleu fonnte Der nusge5eidnes
ten 9aume Der 9lltlt0Oter feinen 9lb-
brud tbun. Sdon am Samltag
9IbenO begonu eS SIT regnen lnO ge-
itcrn Wiorgen lpurOeu Die pom SaO
rnO Oen langen @anOerungen ailf
Dem 9oarOmolf miioeu @rfllriioni-
iten ourG grimmes Gonuerrollen
ans Dem Sdlummer geiuedt inO
ols lie aus Dem 6eniter 6lidten be-
mcrften lie, mie Der Gegeu in Str0-
men nieOerfon. 9}o6 Dem 8rii6itiid
fldrte es ii6 ieOod ollmd6li6 onf
mO 6oIO idlitpite elmer noh Dem AT.
oeren aus Dem 0otel nSslesmort6,
INN nod Dor Der 9lbrciie eiu lcbtes
9oO 81 nebmen mO nod Elm leBtes
Wlol Oie @roneno0e 81 genieBen
G6 es regnet, ooer o6 sic Some
ideint, Der 9oaromalf lit immer be-
rolfcrt. @enn es regnet1 Damn tre-
ten Sic 9lollitiible IN lire 9iedte inO
ais o6 Oas ib0nite 8etter 5errihen
wiiroc, gleiten Oieie Stii6le, BON
oieuit6oren @eiitern ocido6en foit
laltlos ii6er bic &romcnoOc.
@roBcr gln8ieblngsfroft crfrciitcn
iib sic Gon3ertc am 9lbeno I'M nSoteI
SSSlcSmortb~ uno beionocrS luiti9
qing eS bel Dem lebten Gon5ert ow
Somitog gl6eno 5u 81 weIdcm ii@
neben 0cn glItltGotern ouh sic 6ur
3cit in gltlontic GitD pciIchocu 9ol-
tunorer 9lcr8te in GROCER 8o6l ein-
fanoen; aud pnren Die StaOtc Bbi.
looclpbia un0 Baltimore gut oertre.
ten uno bier trofcn iid alte 9efanntc,
melMe Die friiber gei6loiicne 9c-
funntihoft bel einem @loie gSiir3bitr.
ger mieoer olffriihten. glleroings
mar om Samitog 9lbcno friiber pie
an anocren @ohcntogcn SbmB 0es
@ergniigcnS, oa befanntlitb ou6 glt-
lontic GitD mlnmebr itren9e Sonl.
togsgeiebe bat uno I'M N}itternadt
oae &ergniigllngspl1be iin0 gSirtb-
i1often geibloiien mcroen muBten.
gli6t einnol an Sotclgdite 0iirfcn
om Sonntog @etrdnfe pcrfutft mer-
Sen un0 bic 9ltitdOter, mel6c an
ctwos StGrfcrcS ais Gismoiier &C.
mo6ut iin0, ioben iib genotbigt,
i1reu 9eoarf i6on om SamItoa
2l6eno 81 beitellen rno oo iie re6t
5eitig auf oieie g{euerung mlimcrf.
fam geuaAt wlirocn 10 bcrrid3te olt@
geitern fcin Ntaugel.
0ic 9l6rciie bon Der Stoot ou
McercSitron0c crfolgte flra nad flint
llbr gcItern gtbenO per Spc5ioI6u9
imo MIR nit Dem gr6Btcn 9coonern
po6men oic 9htSfliigler 9l6idico BON
ocr StoOt inO i6renl goitli1en
9ouptquarticr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
NnIiaiit Ian0tt im llNeAnfrn.

qsoliBiit sSomcs y 0amns pom
mitilcrcn Diiiritt ein @ithpr ocr III
gsr. zoos, 4arfmooo Aocnuc mo6nl,
miro bcute qlbcno Srou Gorric q.
@enmit. mclbc ocic9ic0en iit oic
@au0 glul 9uloe lllr'2 Se9ea rci
sAen 2ic lrauiua lplto Pal'r eo.
mor0s poa ser biid0flipen Wictboot
Hrnfir9c All ocr 91ort3 sl0epie poIl.
SlcbcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
SEir cir Neimnetrinf.

0as oou Geo. @iip.6er ocbrolte
Yicr it oas beiic. 9Siele 9ciirtbeiler
con gicr crfldrcu OoB es irgeno
rlrem critflaiii9en ousIduoii6cn
@icrc aleiAiownlt, @crqoe oas Ding
lir oen 6omilienGcbrou6 6einItcs
glrono Better Scidmcd ino ic1r
ndbrtrdila Girett BON Der Nroue.
rci olrd) Bic ncueitcu 0lnic6iucu ob.
Qeiiiat moourb abiolrte 9ein6cit
9ciidert miro. aiite $t00 9bonc
@olie 90 (SuniiS, tS,j@ao,Go)
(gIn5cIac.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
Qn'S Wro6 oeIcnft.

81 @rabe getrogen muroe geliern
sic am 5rcitag I'M g(lter bon rs Sab
rem oeiiorbene 5rau MlorgaretStrott,
gcborene Slice, Die Satin pes bereitS
por mnmebr 80 aus Dem Sebcn &C.
i6icocueu Sn. Sobonu aorl Strott.
Gle 9ccroi0ung ianD Inn 125 llDr
9}ad)nittQgs BON i6rer 8obmmg,
Pr. 22ti, g2eit-6aDctte. StroBe, ans
ltott, SIC @eiiebuua crIolgte muT
Sem n92cilern 6ricOboie" @altor y.
Q. &cnorid lciietc eiue crbebcnoc
Erallericicr, mGbreno nacbliebenoe 9
Serren ais 8abrhl6ird8er hn9irlen
Charles 4. &pgi, 9lOap ScIpolo,
5obn ". Stoa, @. =. Nio1r Senrp
8. @icueiclo nno &arl 9. Strott
Gie Go6iu0cidieOcne mar i'm Sabre
1886 81 Seubad, &reis S6llHteu,
III alrbelieL geboren woroen imo
icGon im gllter BON IL Sabreu nah
oeu &crcinigien Stooicn gefomnlen.
sic miro iiberlebt BON Orei Sobncn,
sen Serren 9uomig, 9Ingult nno So
bann Strott, neben Guielfinoeru Inn
eincn llrentel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
N Nicmoria VI.

Granddaughter 5u @6reH Oes periior=
6cneu GongrcB gl69coroucien
George &onig in @oi6iugtou.
GongreBuitglico s. Gborles Gin.
i6icum 5oQt oemGnti6Ioieucu e6.
rcHocu Cri6ut. 1ic 9lnec6ori-
gen ocs Srn. aouia's bel S.
5eier.
SSm IoOc acc6rt'moroeu lit gcitern
scr GongrcB glb0corouctc @co. $40.
nig, pclher pcrid6ieo, ols CT oeu brit.
ten N1arDlauoer Giitrift inn GongreB
reprGieutirte, SIN Sibungsioole oes
llnter6aiues iii @oibiugton g g.,
fono 5u G6rcu oes &eritorbenen cine
@cOd6tuiBfeier itott al pel6er ic6
oliBer Oen GongreBo6georoneten audi
sic Siuter6lie6enen lmo 5reulOe oeS
Gntihluienen betbeiligten. Sine Ge-
legation, an oerenSpiBe Stootrotbs-
mitQlieO @m, Girrou, Der 8ripot-
SefretGr oes Sru aonig, itono, fom
am @ormittog III ser 9inoesbnupt.
itaot an; c6enio Srau SONIC, Oie
@ithpe oes &eritor6encn @eorge ".
&onia, oeren So6n unO Die 6rls.
emma, Carrie m0 SooD SONIC
Nlitglieocr ser W}arpldnoer Gele.
aation 6ielteu 9luiproben, oorluter
GongrcB 9l6georoneter s. G6orleS
9int6iclmL ser uic6t 9euug 8orte
0cs CODES fir Sen Eooteu 5u finoen
pernocbte. 5Aarf cntgegnete er ben
@etreiienocn luel6e Srn. &onig ais
un0e6iIoeten Nlann fritiiirt bGtter,
uu0 iogte IT, g.. uGS fam mo6l iein,
OoB Sr. aonig nidt 0ieGr5ie5ung &c.
noNeu 6ottc, ueldbe monde 2clte ais
o6ioMt not6wenoig cradten IS lit
ma6r, OuB cr nic6t in Der Gage mar
Elm 1iplom eincS Golegs ooer elmer
6o6creu2e6ranitoIt auueiieu 5it fon.
ueu @r 6ot oofiir aber Die rauDe
56ule 0es 9e6cus un0 Der @riab
rngcn genoiien mo 9roouirte pm
Oicicr ais Griter Gr lernte OieSoipt
Gugenoen. 9hlfri9tigfeit gSa6rbeit
uno @ucrgie.
SIN 9eiib Der 9(nidnge fiir cine er-
iolgreide 2e6cnSlaui6o6n 6lieb iein
Grfolg aud nibt ans. @roB nor
Icin @o6lt60tigfeitsiinn unO parm
i6lug ieiu Ser5 fir g(nOere. Stets
NOR er 6iilis6ereit m0 pergoB oft
babel iid iel6lt. glIS er eines Cages
BON Scr GougreBiibing nod 9olti-
more ernriioet 5uriidfe6rte, 6encrfte
CT cine iupolioe 6rou oitf oen@abn.
6oie in einem &oaim6le iibeno, Gie
Grou meinte. neil &euponote, melbe
Deripro6en batten, lie am 8a6n5ofe
o65u6olen ni9t eridienen maren
Sr Sonig erfunoigte iic6, marim Die
6ron weiute, mo erhibr BALD oen
@uno Sofort lieB er iih nit Der
8ion in Elm @eiprdh ein mO iorgtc
oofiir. 0oB iie nod Soilie gc6raAt
mur0e. Spater eriubr En- oaB Die
6rau mittellos 0aitano &ou Dem
Gage an, All oem fe ST. aonig fen
men gelernt Bate, por fir iie ge-
iorgt Eonu ipro1 @r. 2int6icrm
oeS 91n9eren iiber oen @eroegang
0eS Geritor6enen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29

1puncuauraang . a IT, AZ W.
@onucnlutcrgaua .7ll. 3691.
@lonoputergona Id II. l9Nl 9lbenos.
0hH6 10 H. 5l %. Gormitta0s.
5iat9 II II. 40 d. 9lbeuoS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
1Eenrrlnerf rrnln0irtr.

@r6e5lidle @ron0lpuHoen I'M @c.
iidt 500 ii6 Der adtia6rigc s. @ut.
1iillcr BON 9lr t4i2, Somion Str,
3iL ais er periudbte, cin 6euerpert
ub5nbreunen uao 0ieies eyplooirte.
Sn Oem Spreg5iunler eiues 9Ir5tcs
an Ser Git Sort gloemc mnr0c
ibn pic criic or5tlide Siilfe 81 Ebeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29
GMiffsfarteM

EaNe aur 0lciie tu'S Nuslaub 6eiurat
6. Olaiss, 91r. 413, Sit'SsltlmOrc'S Str.,
Rsbe GHitpm Suuie Ape-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29

jcren3 i'm Ser6it 0crtrcteu iein wer-
0cn &orlduiia miro oos Bureau BON
&riuatperionert pelde iicb iiir ben
@Ian intereiiiren, fiuau5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-29

2 llbr Jio6nittags IS @ra0
2 llbr 9ladWitta9s Sl @ra0
4 llbr glahnittags So @rao
3 lI6r giodmittags so @rao
6 llbr 9lbcnos -.. rs @ra0
Z ll6r 9l6eu0s 7S @ro0
s ltbr 9l6enOs. - 10 @ra0
&pn oerSibe iiberwGltigt.
gluf Dem @oocplabe 3u @inaus
Gooe piiroc 0citcru gla1nlittaa fins
Dor 3 ll6r Ser oaiclbit itationirte 80.
li8iit Fctcr @iunpman uom niOlicben
Iiiiritt bon Der &ibc iibcrmdltigt
nno ltiir5te befunbtlos 3lr @o0en. 9ic
glmbulan5 ieiucs 0iitrifts bra1te i6n
na9 ieiner g8o6nna, glr. I Dit
Scat6.straBe, luoiel6it ii4 0rGamp.
bca oes aSatienten anna5m
Gcine 9(nsfi6t ouf fi6.
lcres g8cttcr.
9lbgeie6en bon Rcgcnidlaucrn in
9lcp England im0 oen mittclotlanti.
iMen Staoten 1T fir Die critic 9alfte
oicier @o6e III fait oueu EbeiIcn Ocs
2anoes flares uuo wormeS gsctter
ucrausgeiagt
nSm dliBeriten norOmcitlidcn
Ebeil oes 2ouoeS weitIid pon ocn
Qatotas iogt oas geitcru glbcnO
ouSgcgcbenc Bulletin Ocs g8ai6ing.
ton &etterbmemls, miro oos g8et.
ter bis noh Der 92itte ocr @o@c
lrobrl@ciuIih uubeitinunt uno nit
NcgcHldmern pcrfniipft iein mo sic
Eempcratir miro nocb Nlontag et
mas lteigcn llebcr oen mittlcren
rno liioliden Diitriftcn mcitlid BON
sen 9iodp Dlouutaius. sen mitilcrcu
9Srairie 5tootcn, ocnl 5iiowcItcn
sen @oliitaaten uuo Dem 06io Gbal
miro mabraao Der g9oMc inn glaQc.
meinen flares @eitcr 6crrlben nit
fortoeIcbter 1o6er Ecigpcrotur int
siioucitcn mio init itcigeuocr gcul.
pcratur III ocu Capitalization um
sic W}itte Scr g8ocbe.
SSn W2iiiourt i'm oberen @liiii.
iippi Gbal uu0 III oeu SccR9ic9ion
miro auf flares g8ettcr nit nagiacr
gcmpcraiir in Der eritcn Solfle ocr
g8ohc rnbcitimutes gSttcr NIT &e'
scnicbouern iuo bobcr SenIperail'r
folgcn. w1Drrno III ocn mittelatlallf
tiibcu 5tuatcu uno 9leu Gnalano
ouf Mcgcuihoucr om Montag flores
96cttcr iibcr 6eiocn 0iitriften Hno
capos m1Bigcrc Tcmperatur in oeH
rittclailontiihcn Stoatcn cildrctell
miro Gnoc Der @ode iino &cgcn.
i6olicr ino itcioeuoe Genperotllr
ougcfiinoigt
Sn Sen iiiootlontiiAcn 5taotcn
blci6t Sic bobc &cntpcrpair bcitc6cn
ino nur qelcacuilid miro oprA
lcfoIc 8clpittcrltiirme Grleidterllrm
cintrctcu
The Republican journal., 1914-07-30
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers in real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending July 20. 1914:
Dexter Turner, Palermo, to Justus D.Turner
do; land and buildings in Palermo.
Frank A. Ordway, Swanville, to Lucy A.
Redman, Belfast; land and buildings in Swan
vile.
Ann A. Gowen, Thorndike, to Isaac S. and
David Whiting, Wilton, N. H., ct ais; land in
Thorndike.
Edwin Cornforth, Thorndike. to Isaac S. and
David Whiting, Wilton, N. H., ct ais; land and
buildings in Thorndike.
Henry B. McPheters, Susan H. and Annie
M. Gee, Orono, to Florence W. Jennison, Ban
gor; land in Northport.
Abbie L. Otis. Everett, Mass, to Dummer l..
Sylvester, Belfast; land and buildings in Bel
fast
Wales A. Elms, ct ais, Arlington, Mass, to
Abbie M. Hurd, Lincolnville; land in Lincoln
vile.
Hannah v. Elms, Lincolnville to Abbie M.
Hurd, do; land in Lincolnville.
Orrin B. and Charles H. Gray. Prospect, to
Margaret E. BURDEN, do; land in Prospect.
Winfield S. Pendleton ct ais, New York and
Islesboro, to; Fields c. Pendleton, Islesboro;
land and buildings in Islesboro.
Matte F. Clark, Boston, to Melvin Clark,
Belfast; land and buildings in Prospect.
Maria A. Curtis. Frankfort, to Herbert A.
Clark. do; land and buildings in Frankfort
Orissia Ann Wing, Belfast, to Ralph D. Shute,
do; land and buildings in Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1914-07-30
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Riverside Grange. Belfast, has adopted the
following resolutions of respect:
Whereas Death has entered our Grange cir
Gle and broken the first link in our fraternal
chain in the death of our sister Elsie Banks;
therefore, be it
Resolved. That we. as members of Riversid e
Grange, will ever cherish loving remembrance
of our worthy sister, whose help and presence
we will sadly miss.
Resolved. That we ex end our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved family in their
afiic ton, and may their hearts be comforted
with the assurance that our Heavenly Father
doeth all things we'll. "Think of her still as
the same always; she is not dead, she is jus
away"
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days in memory of our
sister; that copy of these resolutions be pre-
sented to the bereaved family, one spread upon
our records, and that copy be sent to The
Republican Journal and the Waldo County
Herald for publication.
MARY FIELD. Committee
CORA WILSON, on
LElELLA BROWN, Resolutions.
The Republican journal., 1914-07-30
EAST BELFAST.

Miss Louie Tasker of Dixmont is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Cottrell are rejoicing on
the birth, July 25th, of daughter.
Mrs. Leon Shute returned Saturday from
visit with relatives in Bucksport.
A party of six from Danbury, Conn.,, were
recent guests of Miss Isabel Towle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Staples of Rockland
spent Sunday with friends in this vicinity
Henry Burgess made business trip from
Rockland last Friday, returning on the night
boat,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Larsen and son Karl of
Bangor are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. H. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Savery and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Clark and
family in Winterport.
Mrs. Chas. Upham of Somervlle, Mass, re-
turned home Tuesday from short visit with
her mother, Mrs. Esther Levenseler.
The Ladies' Aid of Trinity Reformed church
will meet at the church this, Thursday, after
noon " MAKE pldus lor tHelr annual lalI
Perle Pierce of Clinton made short visit
with his cousin, Warren Pierce, on his way
home after spending his vacation at Crescent
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robbins of Portland
and Mrs. Joseph S. Mullen of Linconville
Center were guests last Friday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Lamb.
Mrs. Alfred Shute and daughter Doris re-
turned home last Saturday from visit of two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Waterman, in Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Driscoll of Howard. R. L..
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 1nnes, Sears
port Ave. Mrs. Innes and Mrs. Driscoll spent
the weekend in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin C. Knowlton and son
Stanley and Mrs. Eta Weymouth spent the
weekend in Islesboro with Mrs. KS parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Pitcher and daughter
Della will leave tomorrow for their home in
Caribou after spending a week at the Towle
cottage. They entertained family party of
Is last Monday.
Mrs. Chester Larrabee, underwent a success
tuI opera ton July 25th and is very comfort
able at this writing. De's rapley and F. c.
Small performed the operation at the home of
Mrs. V. o. Larrabee.
There came near being bad accident last
Friday afternoon on Knowlton's Corner, when
Searsport auto driven by lady ran into the
Home Furnishing Co. delivery car driven by
Raphnel Leavitt. Leavitt is a careful driver
and never fails to whistle at this corner, it be-
ing dangerous one. Fortunately no one was
hurt, and the H. F. Co. car escaped with few
bruises. This is warning to a good many
who go around this corner without needing
the notice put up for them to heed. but which
is usually ignored, and pedestrians and teams
stand poor show to clear the road if car is
coming at any speed at all.
The Republican journal., 1914-07-30
,s of Today's Journal.

Rail-. .Northport Campground..
j. SSsitusry Ss;u improvements on Water
! opi'u. Transfers in Real Estate.
sues Of the Oranges. Hon. James
New sber. East Belfast. Personal.
FE.lfast ! Fair Notes.
D', Drtical Points. The Only Woman
4 fonsr on the Atlantic Coast. "A
sslPt s't little Known in America. Gen
tIu'' thomas. Washington Whisper-
sra John Smiths Advice. :. Home
ingas ingS Port Limon and San Jose,
fosta Rica.
poston Pilot Fleet. The Secrets
$ ins ,bs Sea. Pittsfield Personals.
o.. Si Belfast ball Team. Republican
luI llH, in Rockland. "A Glance Back
hS"3 Bringing Great Ship Into
Now e York Harbor. The Governor on
Roads
c.;.orit Is. The Churches. County
dependence. The News OF
Brooks.
nh. News of Belfast.
ubsc William Made His First Speech
& ,ory) Literary News and Notes.
,,a,ne @ Coast Waters. Border State
Wsgads (poem) -. Cost of Electric
I-Tt pa What Makes Milk and Butter
ytsjl,w Wedding Bells. "A Waldo
County Boy.
m, Washington Letter. News Snap
w. ..s of the Week The National En-
s,nmnment. Recent Deaths. Farm
eSI rton Normal School. james R.
Tahsr 1r Family Reunions. County
ft,rrespondence. "A Personal Remi-
rlscence.
s.arsport. Stockton Springs. Born
,oarrie0. Died. Market. County
correspondence.
The Republican journal., 1914-07-30
N0RIHPORT CAMPGROUND.

tuesday August 11th, the Tennis and
tf9s tournament will open at Northport.
Er'a'e fees will be accepted at the North
0hn. The semi finals will be played on Fri
FhA1gOsI l4th, at a. M, and the finals the
f'Slag day at 9 a. m. A handsome silver
f4'Al be presented as prize at each con-
F@0y the Nnrthport Inn.
1st Saturday night there was organized the
f"apoft Cottage Owners Association. for
4 purpose of betterments, improvements.
va events mutual protection. etc. The
t4''fs are as follows: Ira M. Cobe, president;
f. Hsnton Bangor, Frederick F. Dawes and
u blalsdel, New York, vice presidents;
(''isS "" Rogers, treasurer, and H. E. COL
FS secretary. Various committees have
['D appointed and the association is support
\ " subscriptions from members. There are
I''s0 directors five from the campmeeting
'SDas' three from the South Shore and
~''' from the North Shore.
Il. '''e VIII be carnival at Northport Fri
n. -I' saturday, August 14th and 18th, by
v''agefs and hotels at Northport, with
's'V"Ing program:
!, FRIDAY. AUGUST 14th.
%sn Is Creased Pig Contest.
|p,ns' g III Rowing Boat Race. 1st and End
f,,. a"s; m Diving Contest for Men andBoys.
cfs' a. :, NJ Diving Contest, Women and
So,, Ffize, silver cup.
3SS 3SUa Exhibition Sw,mm;no
Ne a. u; b.. Canoe Race (singles) Entrance
I'M frize, silver cup.
iss 255c ~ H. canoe Race (doubles) Entrance
SMr Prlze, silver cup.
tsnee ts ~ Sailing contest, free for all. En-
hile. dit,s SIOO, lst prize, silver cup; End
ss ss N. Potato race prize
An p m Fat mans race prize.
An = NJ Sack race prize.
eC0 y n S-Iegged race prize.
te wo,i.a, III, Special Examinations and grand
WORKS display. A''"' AA1 A
|lOM. SATURDAY. AUGUST 18TH.
,A@s Tub race. LIST and End prizes.
~ prize koas' swimming race. 1st prize cup;
ne ~ Greased pole contest. 81 at top of
/. sQOp'm H. Base ball game.
'q'owed hv DANG, nahd concert by Belfast band
e-aHu oall at the Northport Inn.