The Republican journal., 1909-06-10
IrWs OF BELFAST.

e Nb"0
4 l.. q dance in Peavey's Hall, City
~ .' s June l2th' with music by
81. orchestra. >,
s'sN III he observed by Thomas H.
h ny ,Is at their regular meeting June
! s y. from the 18th.
@ 10 dance at Silver Harvest
es ' waldo. tomorrow, Friday night,
II f'- rOwnsends orchestra.
,l. band concert tomorrow, Fri
ri S' an the schoolhouse common,
ting beginning at 8 o'clock.
mickey has opened his general
pt@ ts Northport hotel, Northport
., %, +,n the season. Earl Diekey is in
.5,ertiser writes: please stop
el,' ssfr Have been quite successful;
.our offers and have one engaged
t5y 2eth. has been decided upon
~ ior the annual lawn party to be
., II. grounds at the Home for Aged
L j, tedar street.
-..as for the Maine State Fair,
- have closed May l, but were re-
sw closed. Pearl Brook Farm,
entries for three races.
Z letters remaining in the Belfast
no week ending June 9Th: Mrs.
--,sk Mrs. Mary E. Knights, Frank
''Af Pa 7rson, Jack Ross, H. c. Will
i vs-sbsl wishes to call the attention
the ordinance against spit
.5eHalks, for which there is
.a CITY Marshal Hammonds in
4, n. roe this law.
.t.-ary IS having a large addition
.-,b.e All the trotting park. 1t will
,-a laA stalls and will be modern
..sr When completed the whole
IMMEDIATE about 40 horses.
-..,. mail service from the train at
j.. ,-s Northport Campground post
-. Un is Bayside, will begin June
r.. ~s. .p!l be carried by James F.
,e most office at Bayside will be
f.. joel p Wood.
.r---,a everybody had an opportunity
-, .f., eclipse of the moon. The
-. ..- The moon rose in partial
--,.a H., the total eclipse began at
.o54a j. 9.l6 p, M, and at 1921 p. m.
-, as- sltirely clear of the earth's
.....i.e% continue. Last Friday
1. III. r. # 5. Sophmores, with the
t. .4f quests, had picnic on the
- >.-s-5.y the 9th and 18th grades
ID ,i.=s ride. and June 9th the seniors
|-.i- Washington trip spent most
H. temple Heights as the guests
|~n- --l at his cottage.
R.-s- people viii be interested in the
-,.ars0t aat the commencement exer-
[gt0ss Grove Seminary will be held June
,srrnng al 10 o'clock. Sunday, June
2sr Smith Baker will preach the bac-
,...- ss~e-. June 10th there will be a
-,ot In. GARD of managers, followed by
a- exercises al O. clock and junior ex-
in .e svemng.
Gove Seminary held its sixth annual
by Wednesday, afternoon, June End.
I s,ri5 nere broken, two by Hussey,
-, tie 44g-yard and mile run, and one by
h. E ~ the shot-put. The Seniors won
|ra assy With 55t points out of 80. Web
II ulgei the best point getter for his
arng ~ TO his credit. The Junior class
|s21i la with 13 points. Hayford, '09,
i54 q the running broad with record
as. inches.
gl.al nesting of the Improvement So
b. he he'd with Mrs. F. W. Pote Mon
lie li'n At go p. m. Members are
|E ra2a4stei to be present and assist in
The present season. At the
s:.ar eoJuE Of the society it was voted
Eng 0s,Haouses to the public for this
ae ay, however, be leased to pri-
.El-4 the month or season. Price
Be part airs may be obtained by the
f.
S1s hrer of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
.'s. elt-r,ained a party of little friends
=74aHg To- celebrate her eleventh birth
sF a=-- played during the evening
'r7 . musical program was rendered,
| 4 rar s.aren taking part. Refresh
.s cream and cake were served. The
AXE 2s- cut by the hostess, and the
mg lacs doll, was won by Miss &C.
tssas Lr,le Miss Coombs was gener-
flenlsre1 with many pretty gifts.
lsT1ers # the Islesboro High school
'4 VISITED Washington, D. c., in March
III hsnagement of Orrin J. Dickey of
'' 'eFdared HIM very pleasant recep-
lie nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Field at
-Aoor one avening last week. The af-
gwen by their sons, Laforest and Ed
'fa and a large number of the High
"eoentS and their parents were present.
ang was most pleasantly passed. Re-
slS We're served and games and an in
pgram followed. The presence of
A5J was Intended as surprise to the
@ the guests and they were una
Na mention of the hosts until he was
1ea.
'A- NOTES. Capt. Ben Arey, in his
anna Belle, resumed the Bangor and
'AsY!l.e route last week. With her
r',, ar1 engine it is predicted that the
'-'s VIII be able to show her stern &c
.| 1er class in the bay or river. The
laune has had her upper works