The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-01-06
MY Panama Exposition Trim.

81 WY Panama Exposition Tri1
~ ihE hDlTeR OF THE JOURNAL: B
iofe starting on my Panama Pacific E,
position Trip 1t may be we'll to CONNIE,
Eoh the style of writing by which I hay
% portrayed my rambies over the America
comment to The Journal readers
23H My classmates in English comm sit;o
spent whole hour in showing 10 tn
81 .eieets OF my first University compos
ZION. L have often wished that .To1rns
readers would suggest something f.
piease them better than what 7 DIV,
&C., me. only words | ever receiver
h11 from them were words of commend otto,
k# from Rev. Geo. E. Tufts of Re,f,s, saw.
6f "e"'y-hVe years ago. He was much
EN pleased with the way in which I was
20f picturlng the ancient world in the col-
ens OF The Journal. But the common
sd @pofer OF business man has not time for
al 81 ."a' hlho OF reading. About that time
was IN an Oregon postoffice when tho
1eilast journal came, The postmaster
sd e'efafi son OF Maine. Erskins by name.
was looking over his paper, reading the
V 'i'ies ana commenting on them same as
% many people read their papers. When
ID ne came 10 christmas Greetings from
my pen, he merely remarked: 81 have
seen many of them but never greeted
u much, and passed on
ihere IS SO much to read and so mich
20 90 In this life that it is simply imnossi.
pie TO read all or do it ALL And vet some
:. people see nothing worth reading or
worth DONG and end their lives honino +o
I Oe rio OF their perplexities. On the table
pe1ore me is a Seattle paper in which
no'ice several of the topics for Sunday
1'scussion, as Mankind subject to hun.
81 law, sunday observance ,,
al Philosophy of brute force as causa Of L
--%sIhe war, "Dynamics of Faith exnJain- &
iao"aru y Mardel, SWanVIIle oi.y d T.
Moody, Lincolnville -:
Horace Myrick. Troy, of the GrarJurv sd
! and Jerry Hughes of Frankfort of the ersa Syt
Jury were excused Fen
t9ty oherltts James A. G. Beach Bel Eot
20 was IN charge OF the grand jury; Wont Morn
ray OIL Troy of the first traverse j and Ct
ehaTles b. Walker of Swanville of thecond ] II
traverse jury. Gou,n
After organization both iurias ,a,o. ,,ao, Vile
\ uAti' P M, when the first case wasaned Iva
for trial. e NJ
Among the of town attornevs .so,t Aid
were L. M. Staples of Washington, VIZ A. =
Co"aA Of Wlnterport, Harry E. BIS of Johf j
eearSfort' James Libby of Unity, Ee}ow- Blue
den Of Winterport Herbert II ooko ~, Morot
pusta Frnos+ M, M Web;
s. L. mclean OF AugusW Dun;
Pattangasl of Augusta A Littlefeld ,,oL Av
land Mors
Eben f. Littlefed of Belfast was oned o Eo-
IN Augusta on official business & M
lueSaay morning the decision in two EIu's1
go Aae. wafer 20. VS.. abb Ere tt
-. VIC N'S u heilast and Same the Brow
'Jlty OF belfast, opened for trial at item S M e
TENDER term and referred to Cb;af - kins
Savaoa od t. w INV 'iee EJe
Ns'oe"'e 'ustices Sornland Thurl m
hlhg' was received The total amounted Edvst
tor was about 81 OvO and the anoon,+ -, Buzzein
was SZ'1S9 Is, with costs to be allowed tb. rfe'
Court dsoount - On "A'" GU me Brown, 8
as the cantraa tDna u ~ percent was we'd 4
40 .ne contract was not fully kept ntc
head Of water for the purposes of sxti,sh II. C. !
ing fires $1,000 were allowed IN $500, Charl,f
p rn,s,, ,ol, e 80 'ei III Carl Ib
'-'0'' ~ as Inc water pressWas Beatr i
Ho' as required. The rental of the hints Cliffoi
ai'ei the Zo-year lease expired was notw- ~
I org t a. ~ s @'o"eo 'he soo of velopinas
1 94o 1or the $1,000 farm on lower Coss Mary L
treet owned by the Water Co. READ r
wil,en ~ p a-lefn00h the case Of csA. Franz
whey OF Roxbury appellant from the 90 ElwoT
IL 'ne Judge of Probate allowing the of Jordan
me late Harriet a. Frost of Belfast wasrd ct, "A
'e1ore Judge King. II was claimed that,e Ever
i'Iluence was brought to bear on Mrs, Fin Lizzi{
n-klng will allowing Mr.. end Mrs. ArI WORTH o
: Eager all her property for the carer Jackshci
or the remainder of her life Mrs. Willis Efie PJD
cousin of the late Mrs. Frost, and ted 1arq se,
nat they were like sisters and that it W.T. HarrItb
me MIS- Frost to forget her entirslye 30 tooo
oHlestea1 is valued at about ST. 800 and LUCY 49,
bank account of $780, The furniu -'Jme1 d.;
uues family relics that Mrs WiIlevt, Rowe4 no
loud belong to her. Mrs. Frost was 1, Flo
ID lived Alone with no relatives in the non
r. II, M. Bennett and Mrs o. K. Rver Jth,
roduced as witnesses of the will wbe LydyxCs
avn by John R. Dunton Other neia tors Il
stunned to the ability of Mrs. Frost to- WI
Will as she saw fit. The case closed = WITH ~
m'' and Judge King reserved his doe 1 III dvT
thur Ritchie for plaintiff: John r 1....af m :
defendant Nrrnufl -o.na
ne case OF Charles E. Bicknell of RocterS- lst;x
Fields s. and E. S. Pendleton of Neu no4e Ter II
opened to the jury Wednesday mor,;uE
action was one of replevin to recovaert s.a
nge peel dredge bucket, which the nla, i YES
med the defendants took from one Il "a thu
arves in Rockland. Mr. Bicknell clai .-nll
ne bought the bucket of Mark Gill eonU|
sident of the Gilbert Transportation @, 70 -
nectlcut and Capt. John l. Snow of RI 20
! was introduced as witness to tho +r l u
on The bucket was landed in Rockl iotrd
he schooner Harry Shepard, Mr.. pen47 a? ful
claimed that he bought the same bucke,
God Gilbert. manager of the Gilbert Tro, UAGI
alton Co, who in his Office in NJ, ysnd
and called Mr.. Gilbert and Mr.. H.-r;, h
who heard the transaction, as witness
estimated cost of the bucket was s4soa