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The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
CENTER MONTvILLE.

Miss Mary Wentworth was at home
from Pittsfield for the weekend.
Rilla Luce, who is working at Knox
Station, was at home over Sunday.
Leonard Bean of Searsmont is work
ing for Darius Cain for short time.
Ivan Arno has returned to his home in
Bethel, going by way of Old Town and
Orono.
Mrs. James F. Burkill of Hudson,
Mass, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Hartman.
Mahlon Brann and wife and Elmer
Perkins of Vassalboro were at +. A.
Luce's April 29th.
Mrs. F. A. Cushman and Miss Emma
Blood from Belfast called on friends and
relatives in town May End.
Miss Gracia Luce has returned from
Vassalboro and is teaching school at Nc
Farland's corner. She had been away
several weeks on account of sickness.
Mrs. Loren Howard was seriously i'll
with indigestion Saturday night, May1st,
and her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe
Whitcomb of Waldo, were sent for. She
is better at this writing.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
A Much Married Woman.

License to wed was today granted to
John H. Logan of Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA and Ella M. Day, of Livingston. The
groom is 70 years of age and the bride
70. 1t is said that this will be the ninth
wedding for Mrs. Day, and in this long
matrimonial career she has not been
divorced. She is a well known lady, pro-
minent in church circles and her late
husband was one of the best known con-
tractors of the city. Speaking of his
wedding Mr.. Logan said: you young
fellows may think I'm pretty old to be
getting married but know what | am
doing and know that there will be a good
many years of happily married life ahead
for u.s." He has been married once
before. She was born in Exeter, Maine
and he was born in New Castle, Ken
lucky. -Bozeman, Mont, Chronicle.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
WINTERPORT.

yrs Rose Fogg is critically ill at her
m sns on Commercial street.
r.o motor ferry began operation May
II" The trip is now made in one minute.
.+ 7 H. Thayer was at home for
me- nEek end, his vessel having just ar
lived east -.
r.. new grocery store, "Bon Marche, "
lusd recently on South Main street, is
ysry attractive.
Charles R. Hill and wife have returned
visit in Boston with their son and
pgf Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill.
ia, night, although the weather was
heal. many shut-ins were remem-
s...sd with baskets of confectionery.
nss Jessie Dale Baker has returned
8oston to resume her musical work,
;.-rs short visit with her parents, DR..
~ Mrs. ]. H. Baker, Elm street.
Mrs. Frances Snow, a former resident,
ysr, III at the home of her daughter,
y,s fremont Jose, in South Portland.
,r informal reception was held last
mr.. ,av evening at the M. E. vestry in
l,-.-at Miss Catherine Haley, the pro-
.,..4 Guardian of the Camp Fire Girls.
H. Haley gave a short talk on the
INK that the girls propose to do.
g- tumble Evening, to which in
~4t.5rs were issued for Thursday, April
III proved a decided success. Those
rrcsm- early enjoyed the extra fun of
srhag the others get in. The seats
s been arranged in narrow, but not
,-4gttWay, back and forth across the
..,ry. and it was long way from the
.,5r H. the cloak room. At 8 O'Clock a
l.muIa Program was given as fol-
ms:
- ggett. Misses Thayer and Donlin
playing different pieces)
,,.,-. Quartet, The Committee
,Uy, lame has lame tame crane" as round. }
i5rsss The Pastor
hive minutes on five subjects, in following
r,er Poetry, Pig Raising, Alewives, Jericho
sbl jumbles,)
r-prf song. Male Quartet
Messrs. Arey, Staples, Clark, Arey
.g1sn You Wore Tulip" "Apple-Blos
Tine in Normandy" "Rose of Kildare"
iT5- shade of the Old Apple Tree.")
Piano impairment, michigan"
. SECTIONS from four we'll known poets.
Misses Nealley. Torrey, Richie, Parker
The Psalm of Life" Fuzzy Wuzzy." "The
Last hose of Summer" absent Minded
9rseAe shaw
Il was then announced that all who
ia. not taken a part in the program
/ you'd be included in the next number.
Bs,Bs of water were brought in and a
| iva. If clay pines. Soap bubbles were
blown for a half hour and were by no
means the least attractive part of the
rosram. After chatting dish refresh
| merits we're served short business ses-
.5, WIS held. A High school club was
/ orr- with the following officers: Nor
Dun Arey, Pres; Margaret Thayer,
| Jg-pras Geneva Thompson, Sec'y;
/ Wesley Nickerson, Treas. The next
a-e.ag will undoubtedly be banquet
70 lie SENIORS.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
DO YOU FEEL DEPRESSED?

The form of influenza commonly called
''the grip is no respector of persons
Rich and poor alike suffer from it.
The duration of the acute stage of the
grip is short, few days at most. With.
out complications it is never fatal. What
makes the grip so dreaded is the miser<
able condition in which it leaves its VIC
tins after the cold and fever have run
their course. Some medical writer's re-
fer to this Cater effect" of the grip as a
form of neurasthenia.
Depression of spirits, headache, thin
blood, deranged digestion, over-sensitive
nerves-these are the usual after-effects
of the grip, and they will continue even
for months and years until the blood is
built up and made rich and red.
After an attack of the grip all the vital
powers of the body are at low ebb.
Building up the blood with DR.. Williams
Pink Pills is the surest way to restore the
weakened body. They have a special
action on the nerves and every sufferer
from the lingering effects OF the grip
should give them a trial. Your own
druggist sells them. Lin
Write today to the DR.. Williams Medi-
cine Co., Schenectady, N: Y, for the
free book, Building Up the Blood" If
you have stomach trouble ask for diet
book also.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13

Fourteen of the Is councils were repre-
sentcd and II of the 10 living past grand
| masters were present.
Grand Master Rchan reported the
rite in good condition, although he had
arrested the charter of the council in
Calais, which had been in a dying condi-
ton for some years. The report of the
returns showed 4, 952 members, gain of
43. There had been admitted 234 and SO
had died.
The following officers were elected:
Charles Davis, Waterville, grand mas
ter; Wilmer J. Dorman, Belfast, dep
uty grand master. Franklin P. Clark,
Portland, grand P. C. of work; Albro
E. Chase, Portland, grand treasurer;
Stephen Berry, Portland, grand record
err
The officers were installed by Past
Grand Master Albert M. Penley of Au-
burn, the following appointments having
been made: Rev. Ashley A. Smith, Ban
gor, grand chaplain; Thomas H. BODICE.
Augusta, grand master of ceremonies;
Edward K Gould, Rockland, grand cap
tain of guard: Fred c. Chalmers. Ban
gor, grand conductor; George H. Plum
| mer, Skowhegan, grand lecturer; Frank
H. Hunnewell, Portland, grand sentinel.
The Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar for Maine, at its 64th annual
conclave May 9th, at which 81 of the %
Communicates were represented, indefi
nitely postponed proposition to change
the time and place of its meetings.
The following officers were elected and
installed by E. B. Young of Boston, rep
resenting the Grand Master of the Grand
Encampment of the United States:
Grand Commander, Arthur S. Little
field, Rockland; deputy grand comman-
! der, Edmund B. Mallett, Freeport; grand
generalissimo, Franklin R. Redlon, Port
land; grand captain general. J. Frederick
Hill, Waterville; grand senior warden,
i Wilmer J. Dorman, Belfast; grand junior
warden, Edward W. Wheeler, Bruins
wick; grand prelate, Rev. James F. AL
bion. Portland; grand treasurer, Albro
E. Chase, Portland; grand secretary,
Stephen Berry, Portland.
The Grand Commandery voted Thurs
day to procure jewels for all past grand
commanders. The supper, from 6 to 8
O'Clock, was enlivened by numerous
speeches, including ore by United States
Senator G. F. johnson.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
KNOX

Several cases of measles are reported
town.
Lewis Philbrlck is working in Thorn
las Station.
Mss Parsons of Thorndike is working
!ot Mrs Bertha Webb.
Alfred Bailey has bought farm in
''cason and will move there soon.
Mrs Josie Holbrook and daughter Iris
ssIf sunday guests of Fred Bailey and
sle
Mrs. Matte Abbott and Master David
.a.94 on Mrs. Jennie Richardson April
MIS- B. l.. Aborn was in Unity May
W. having dentist work done and called
VII Mrs Lizzie Spencer.
!hs recent heavy rainfall caused much
ts,clag among the people who have
''a obliged to haul water SO long.
H.. VI Johnson of Belfast was called here
week 10 consult with DR.. Small on
g5, ease Of MRS frankie Mcneil, who
''rmalnS VIZ a,ck.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
FALLING HAIR OR
ITCHING SCALP

Now that Partisan Sage-an inexpensive
preparation that supplies every hair and scaln
need-can be had from A.A. Hover & Co. it Il
certainly needless to have. thin brittle, matted.
stringy or faded hair No matter how insight.
ly your hair. how badly it is falling, or how
much dandruff, Partisan Sage is ali that is
needed. Every trace of dandruff is removed
with one application. the hair roots are nourish-
ed and stimulated to grow new hair, itching
scalp and falling hair cease.
Partisan Sage is certainly one Of the most
invigorating tonics. and will surely make your
hair soft, abundant and radiant with life and
beauty.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
SOUTH MONTVILLE.

Hattie and Eta Gilman are at home
for few weeks.
c. f. Thompson and W. E. Prescott
are on the sick list
Elwood Hart has gone to Haverhill,
Mass, to work on the city farm.
The much-needed rain has come and
the wells and rivers are all we'll filled.
c. S. Adams has advertised his stave
and rotary mill for sale; also lumber
lot.
B. F. Knowles has sold his place to
Irwin Norwood, who will move in few
days.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
PROSPECT.

4uos K Lane and wife are in Belfast
70. 40 Indefinite stay.
L q. killman came home from Bel
ast 10 spend Sunday and Mrs. killman
returned with him.
Cyrus Trevette of Lynn, Mass, is in
Tow ior few days visiting his mother,
Mr., Angelina 1revette.
wilbur Grant returned to his home in
LINCOLN asst Tuesday after two weeks
Jst with his mother and sister.
h. E Harding, wife and children of
Brewer spent the weekend with Mrs.
Ha,rg's parents, Ira Ward and wife.
Charles Wood and family of South
.wrs'on called on relatives here re-
Gently Mr.. Wood came in his new
a,--passenger Buick.
lr- barn owed by l. M. Cummings
va; struck by lightning during the cleo
a storm Monday night. April 26th. 1t
AIRED at one time that there would
serious fire, but the telephone
@gG prompt help that soon quenched
&r- Julia A. Gilman passed away
aa 4yh at the advanced age of SO
She had been in failing health
-r eY4rai months. She leaves two
sons Fl. B. Heagan of Norridgewock
@Dls p. Gilman of this town, and
s% g-salchiIdren. Her home has been
aa -.r son Willis and family, who
an-F cared for her. Mrs. Gilman
va ae married-in early life to Sam
Logan, who soon passed on "
-tlsrward married Enoch Gilman
d Brooks, whose death occurred in the
ssr. SOS. Mrs. Gilman was devoted
mother and a kind neighbor. Sympathy
ssNsnded to the family. The funeral
eas held Monday afternoon from her
aIt 1]me.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
HALLDALE.

C. V. Stevenson and N. S. Vose are
building a carriage house aud garage
for Newell White.
c. H. Vose and wife, who had been
employed in Pennsylvania for some time,
have returned here.
The young son of Mrs. Cora Jones
was severely injured recently by being
hooked by cow 1t is feared the sight
of one eye is destroyed.
]. B. Poland has sold his farm to Law
renee Clark of Freedom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Poland intend to join their son-in-law
and daughter, Ira Hall and wife, in
Mississippi, where they located last fall.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
PROSPECT FERRY.

sa Uae Harrison has gone to Bangor to
''f2 on yacht.
/ .narles Gray and wife and Miss
gy .pp22 Of Prospect called on friends here
B.apt' A. A. CHM and Capt. S. S.
ngan attended the funeral of Mrs.
'p' Gllman in Prospect.
tS sspt; S. S. Heagan and wife have ar
sm r from Boston and will spend the
'I'ner here in their home.
l,s,.! NJ CHM, Gerry Harding, Miss
3 .npna Harding and Mrs. Charles
uAs We're in Bangor Nav 1st,
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13

EXECUTRIX'S N JTICE. The subscriber here.
Il by gives notice that she has been duly ap.
pointed executrix of the last will and testament,
of
CATHERINE SULLIVAN. late of Searsport
in the County of Waldo: deceased. and given
having demands against the estate Of said de-.
ceased are desired to present the sa ne for set
tlement, and all indebted thereto are rogue sted
van Of searsport Me-. my authorized agent.
JULIA y. SULLIVAN,
waltham, Mass. April ID. 1915.-3wl7
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
EAST SEARSMONT,

Rodney Thomas and wife recently
spent few days in Camden.
School began April 18th under the in
structior of Miss Erma Thomas of Nor
rill.
Marcia Lothrop has had a veranda
built around her house, which Is great
improvement.
E. P. Mariner and wife of Center
Belmont were recent guests of L. S.
Mariner and wife.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-13

To feel strong, have good appetite and di-
gestion. sleep soundiy and enjoy life, use Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. the family system tonic.
Price, $1.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14

DESIRABLE RESIDENCES FOR RENT
 SOUTHSIDE. 11o4 So. 14th st., rooms. hardwood floors, modern, 80. 113l S. 14th st., rooms, bath, gas, cleo tric lights, $25. 15l0 18th ave, S., modern except furnace. $25. 2lai Ave. H, rooms, 2-story, bath. etc. $27.5O 1928 Ave. l, rooms. modern apartment. s37.50 9l9 s. 10th st.. rooms, bath, electric lights, ss5. 1629-1Sth ave, &. : rooms, bath, gas, etc. 80 1917 10th ave, rooms, bath, electric lights, $40. 212l Ave. G. 8 rooms. servant house. mod ern except furnace, $40. 1234 Glenwood Road, Mountain Terrace, g rooms, modern, s65. 1909 10th ave, rooms, modern except fur nace s45. 1902 s. 20th st., rooms, 2 baths, one block from Five Points, modern, s75. S401 Hillside, 10 rooms. modern, s75 22S3 Arlington ave, 13 rooms, modern, s60
 NORTHSIDE HIS Sd ave, rooms, bath, etc., $20 15Oo 1lth ave, rooms, bath, electric lights, s25. 2109 sth ave, s rooms. bath. etc. $so. SCI 2d ave, rooms, bath. etc, s20 312 N. 16th st., rooms, $25 GA 22d st., rooms, modern except fur mace, s45. 14T 25th st., s rooms. modern, hardwood floors, $40. 510 18th st., g rooms, modern except fur mace, $50 6l5 22d st., rooms, modern except fur mace. $50. 51S Fist st., Groom modern apartment, $50. TIP 9th ave, 10 rooms, modern, S75. 250S 9th ave, Il rooms, modern except furnace, $55. 1923 5th ave, F rooms, right at business center, $70s 2312 5th ave-. IA rooms, modern, sS0. 2429 9th ave, r rooms, furnished or un- furnished. See us for price, 313 N. 22d st., 20 rooms, excellent boarding house location, $S0.
 SUBURBS. 1912 2d ave, West End, rooms, bath, etc., $12.50 905 Sarah ave, Owenton, rooms, modern except furnace, SIS. 1210 2d ave-, West End 6 rooms, modern except furnace, $25. 915 Green st, Graymont, 10 rooms. bath, $22 50 1904 2d ave- West End. 7-room cottage, bath, electric lights, $25 112 N. Poplar st., Broom cottage, mod ern except furnace, sS. Note-The above list includes only part of our For Rent list. We have other desirable locations. and will be glad to furnish further information if you will call by our office.
 W. B. LEEDY R. E. & I. CO
 112 N, Fist st. Phone 42
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14

FOR SALE-Starr upright piano. mahog- any; new; 5-year guarantee; cost $500, for s275
 Cadillac 5-passenger auto, cost s210o, for $750
 Fire-proof safe, 60x45, cost $450, for sl75. Fire proof safe, with burglar proof chest cost 1850, for $75. Fire-proof safe, 41x29, cost $15e for s90 One set complete bank fixtures. cost s15O0 for s650
 National Cash register. drawers, cost S700, for S400 One Hughes duplex water force pump cost $540 for $250. Complete printing office, doing good busi- ness (good reason for selling), worth s15,0o0: will sell at big sacrifice Bank and office fixtures, partitions, rail- ings, fiat top. roll top, standing and typewriter desks, less than 50 per cent of real value. Burroughs adding machine, Remington Smith Premier, Underwood, . Oliver, Hammond typewriters; Protectograph Eastman 3A camera. Six horsepower alternating current mo- tor; Check Writer; Dictaphones; Wales Adding machine; Sectional Filing Cab inets; Ceiling and Buzz Electric Fans; electric wires and fixtures. A 5-passenger Stevens x auto for only s450 Buick 5-passenger auto for $500. Mahogany upright piano only $175. Etc. Watch for our advertisements (only in The Age-Herald.
 U. S. WRECKING CO THE GREAT PRICE WRECKERS." {"
 Office: 1227 Jeff. Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14

J. H. HEINEKE R. E. & I. AGENCY co
 Phone 46. 214 21st St.
 RENT BARGAINS. S-room house, close in on Northside. good locality, formerly rented for $35. TO se cure good tenant will rent for s25. Another splendid s-room house. well Io- cated, close in on Northside. can he rented for $40. Formerly rented for $52.50 Owner will do necessary paper ing.
 WOODLAWN 115 s. 18th St., rooms, gas, electric lights bath, hot and cold water, with separate Don't pass this up without looking at it.
 PA N. 53d st.. large house especially adapted to two families. Extra large lot.s beautiful shade trees. Tn fine condi- tiori; rented now for $aO; can be had now for $20.
 SOUTHSIDE 9-room house, we'll located in one block of three cars. Formerly rented for $35; will put in good condition and rent for $25.
 1703 S. 18th st., beautiful Groom bunga- low modern in every respect; reduced to $30 We have several small cottages and bum galows in all parts of the city at consid- erable reductions from former prices Call at our office and let us show you. BURGER-KENNEDY REALTY & I. co.
 328 First Ave. Phone 84.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14
LAST CALL ON

CHEAPER RENTS Note this list and get located before the rush. Four-room $10 bungalow, modern. now s. four-room $11 cottage, modern. now g. Five-room $15 bungalow, modern. now $l2.50. $12.50 Sx-room $17.5o residence, modern now N4 Seven-room SIS residence, modern, now $15. Eight-room $22.50 residence. modern. now SIS. And several others. Move in now-your rent won't begin until April 1.
 L. F. EBEREOLE Phone Main 262S. 2105 Sd Ave
 Opposite Courthouse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14
STORES FOR RENT.

SIOhES FUR REIN |. Nos. 23l3-15 Morris ave- 50xS21a, 3-story elevator. excellent for wholesaler for warehouse and office combined. We can make very attractive proposition on this. No. 224 18th st.. N, 1Sx50, 1-story, $65 1719-23 2nd ave, livery stable. Consult us as to price. 2229 Ave. F, retail location, 1Sx5o. plate glass front, modern, S25.Oo. 213 s. 20th st, 20x100, modern store, ce- ment floor reduced to 5000 4O1 s. 18th st., corner store, fine for gro cery, 5000.
 2i2s srd ave, N small store or office, $225o 42s S. goth st, restaurant location. $S5.0o. 226 S. 10th st, one of the choicest South side locations, 5000.
 W B. LEEDY R. E. & I. co. l12 N. 21st st. Phone 42
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14

BILLY SUNDAYS MESSAGE, AU- IHORIzED-We will pay you $12O to distribute 1t in your neighborhood: 6O days work; great opportunity for man or woman; spare time may be used; particulars and sample free. Universal Bible House. Philadelphia
 S-7-3t-su-tu-thu AGENTS WANTED-Real live represent tatives to sell patented articles of merit backed by iron-clad iarantee. House. hold necessities that have never been offered before. Clear field open. Big profits. Write at once. Berg & Beard Mfg. Co.,, q Fleet Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 3-7-l2t-su AGENTs-sell something that every housewife needs; write for cataloe. Home Speciality Co.,. Ossining. N. Y. AGENTS-If I had your name I could show you how to earn $25 to $50 weekly: greatest seller in years; over 100000 sold fl last six months; every housewife will buy on sight; postal brings liberal proposition and free sample Address Manufacturer. Union, Square, New York. 2-14-tf-su GARTSIDES IRON RUST SOAP CO. 4O64 Lancaster ave- Philadelphia, Pa. Gartsire's Iron Rust Soap Grade Mark. U. s. patent office) removes iron rust, ink and all unwashable stains from clothing, marble. etc. Good seller. big margins. agents wanted. The original, 25c tube. Beware of infringements and the penalty for making. selling and us- ing an infringed article. s-2l-st-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14
RENTALS.

RENTALS.
 Attractive broom apartment, located near Five Points, prettily paperea, hardwood floors, shades, gas range, hot water, heat etc. Rent reduced to sS5. Beautiful homes. attractively papered, hardwood floors, every modern conven- fence, eastern exposure. terraced lawn garage, servants room, etc. Will rent to desirable parties at greatly reduced E price.
 Small apartment Terrace Court to sub lease, consisting of 3 rooms and tile bath, attractively papered every room light and airy; moderate rent. Furnished home, located east of 20th st., near Highland ave-, attractive and nicely furnished in every respect, $45. Beautiful apartment, located east of 2Oth st., hardwood floors throughout. private porches, steam heat. hot water, janitor service, gas range, etc. Parties moving from city, will sublease this apart ment at reduced rental.
 Attractive home, located east of 20th st.. new and modern in every respect This is an ideal home and will rent to de- sirable parties at low rental price. Small 4-room apartment, Southside, newly papered, In excellent condition, furnace heat, nice bath, etc. $22.50. S-room dwelling in Norwood. suitable for two families. This Is in most desirable location and will make special price to good parties. This is a bargain WE HAVE HOMES AND APART MENTS IN ALL PARTS OF CITY PHONE US YOUR WANTS. AUTO FOR SHOWING PROPERTY. MOSELEY, HENDERSON & DAVIS, Agents Terrace Court. San Jose, Han over Court and Ree-M Mar Apts 312 N. 2st st. Phones 971-792
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14

FOR RENT. $35-S24 Woodland ave, rooms. S35-1514 $. 18th St.. rooms s35-71O S. 30 st., rooms. $5O-1220 Iroquois st. rooms S3o-2111 12th ave, N, s rooms. $40-61S. N. 23rd st., rooms. $S5-1S01 9th ave, N, rooms. $1250-1510 18th ave, N, } rooms. Sl25O-726 1st ave, Ne, rooms. I5-22O5 11th ave, N, rooms. s10-2523 Ave. E, rooms. sSO-409 Princeton ave, West Erd, rooms.
 STORES. s25-2O24 Ave. B. s20-931 3rd ave-, N. $20-40S N. 24th st. Splendid coal yard tion, with tra elk already in, Ave. K and 23rd st.
 UNDERESTIMATE RER-ROEBUCK
 REALTY CO, 2025 3rd ave-, No. Phone 1882.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14
APARTMENTS.

APARTMENTS. We will have apartments of one, two or three rooms in the Rosewall Apartments for rent April l. Phone for appoint n,ent to see them. vys have one of the Ledbetter Apart .nents left. Very modern and conven- vicinity arranged; two bedrooms. living room, dining room and kitchen. Let us show you.
 w. B. LEEDY R. E. & I. co. 1l2 N. 2lst st. Phone 42.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent . word n day; no ad.
 taken for 1ess than 25c for first fnser- ton. Cash ptust accompany order.