The Republican journal., 1914-09-24
The News of Belfast.

-eawFoRp HOUSE GARDENS.
8, Glowing red torch in the maple tree
lp' cleaning gold flame in the beech
ln'. sprite in the night that silently
Ip' sindling the fires in each.
ea.s.ed up the mountain in mlschievou'
glee,
Jar as our eyes can reach
,,r trace his course by the brllliancy
ls fires in the maple and beech.
,,5e Crawford House gardens there's wonder
know
arss that were kindled SO Silly
=, borybock mods to the golden glow
,stpnia mods to the lily;
nosturtium mods to the marigold bed,
tho iaha, so stiff and SO stately,
.a ,nIiing head of the poppy red
T.. .,,ar and mods back sedately,
.~.,,r,n sun kisses each sweet startled
face,
mi. autumn wind whispers to cheer,
-...s. -7ute in the night left his mschievous
trace,
..sfa the fair gard ems with fear.
T..s. Ms glowing red torch in the maple
tree,
-...s,s his cleaning gold flame in the beech
.,. arden flowers droop on their stocks
wearily
r.,,, .ddIng his head to each.
1,,-o obeered rs would Whis-
tsr to you
..gs heart from the autumn sunlight
A.. -.., r-tirmuring wind is tender and true,
w.. -aague with the mischevous sprite.
~. ..., sunshine of autumn is tickle, know
,.t...sl,,a to the wind and his roaming
rrss-f his soft whisper as sweet and as low,
,..+ oigbt to the sprite, in the cleaning.
RI. NEWELL.
Crawford House, N. H, Sept. II, 1914.
number of auto parties attended the fair
Union Tuesday.
The recent improvements at the Coe- orti-
NOR ,0srt include substantial picket fence
souHl he property.
Frank r. Woodcock is in Boston this week
selecting his fall and winter goods. he Will
!stlrl next Saturday.
Mrs Flora S. Dodge recently sustained
severe paralytic shock and is critically Ill at
te,b9ne. II Spring street.
Rofus G.. Ames of Rockport, formerly OF
Camden. mas been granted an increase OF pen :
son at the rate of $50 per month.
There is now class of about so in the COM
narsal department. of the Belfast High school,
when occupies room in the Opera House
book
William A. Banks of Poor's Mills has bought
he Chester E. Perkins house, 10 Elm street,
and with his sister, Miss Cassie Banks, will
tar i7 bis residence there this fall.
Percy PendIeton, who had been with the
Bram1Al Brothers for several years, is now
srtoyed 10 the Jellison restaurant and Frank
Waterman. B, H. S., IA, has succeeded him in
lie .y Fish Market.
Ar and Mrs. Ralph L. Cooper and Mr.. and
Mrs .gde B. Holmes left Tuesday morning
Il ,Ae Cooper car for a trip down east They
expected TO visit Ellsworth and Machias, and
the remainder of the trip will be governed by
weather. conditions.
Inc saco Valley Canning Co. started canning
corn Sept 10th. The pack will be small this
year as the cold season retarded the maturing
the p The holding off of the frost. how
ever, has prevented a failure of the entire
co9, Apples will be canned later.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Hall, Mrs. W. H.
hal and Miss Grace H. Hall, motored to Au-
Varh Wednesday. Sept. 10th, in Mr.. Halls new
Tucson Six, to attend the wedding of William
Il Hal and Miss Edna Mason Bedell, at Windy
I'LL, West Auburn, the Bedell estate. They
returned that evening.
Mr., and Mrs. George A. Gilchrest returned
'asI week from Frenchboro. where they spent
Zoe summer. mr. Gilchrest having charge there
OIL The hshing business of the Frenchboro Land
Fisheries Co., ana are at their home on
Vaureh street. Mr.. Gilchrest will return to
Aencnbofo later to attend to the shipping of
fish
Last week hobo called at the home of Ed
Na"toTd in Burnham and demanded food,
Using strong language and some threats. He
A'a been drinking Mr. Crawford drove him
away and later had him arrested. After a
+snt 10 the lookup he was taken before Judge
'Os'sF' who sentenced him to 80 days in Jail
81" pa! Ment of costs and he is now serving
I'D sentence in the county iail