The Republican journal., 1910-06-30

| Oak Hill Granite Quarry has been leased
I for term of two years to J. Leopold of New
York and it is expected that work will begin
there about July 1st
Primrose Chapter, o. E. S., held its last
meeting for the summer June Oath, and work
was followed by refreshments. The Chapter
went to Camden yesterday to observe Field
Day with Seaside Chapter, No. 70.
The Band gave another open air concert in
/ the stand on Schoolhouse common last Tues
day evening. A small crowd welcomed the
Bands appearance, but in very short time
men, women and children came from every
direction. 1t was perfect June night, one of
the best of the season, and the music was
much enjoyed.
An electric exhaust fan is being installed at
the Star Theatre for ventilating. This is the
first fan of its kind in the city. By its use the
bad air is blown out and fresh air is drawn in.
1t is calculated to change the air in the theatre
every fifteen minutes. Fan motors have also
been put in so that the Star at all times will be
cool and comfortable.
gone to Waterville for few days. earle
Cole made his mother, Mrs. Jennie Cole,
short visit last week. He will work for C. H.
Mckinley this summer in Camden. Mr. and
Mrs j. F. Sheldon expected home this
week. Leo Blood, who has been stopping
with Charles Wood the past year, has gone to
Brooksvie to work for Orrin L. Wentworth.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Merriam went to
North Haven to visit friends last week..
Mrs. Ethel Smith and baby are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wilson.
THE CLASS OF O7. The B. H. 5. Glass of 'O7
enjoyed class reunion in the Cottrell cottage
at the foot of Race street last evening. most
delightful evening was spent. Of "a class of "a
twenty were present Misses Leila M. Howard,
A. Louise bennett, Louise Brown, E. Louise
Heal, M. Emerald Bradman, Alberta W. Farm
ham, Gladys W. Richards, Charlotte NJ. lib
belts, Gladys Pitcher, Marian Hazeltine, Flor
ence D. Chaples, Ethel R. Hutchins, Olive c.
Wadlin, ldella D. Knowlton, Winnifred j. San
born, Mrs. Eva Jackson Hartman, Lynwood B.
Thompson, Chester B. Frost, William Vaughan,
Jr., W. Arthur Shales, are in Belfast. Miss Eva
L. w oou 10 III dildild, ~ L Miso Siaio II.
Marsh in Skowhegan; Miss Maude l. Curtis and
Mr.. Clyde R. shute are in Bangor.
THE GUILD PICNIC. The members of the
Guild of the North Congregational church, and
few invited friends were charmingly enter
tanned by Miss Anne M Kittredge and Mrs.
George Kittredge at Dreamlea on Monday
evening. The guests began to arrive during
the afternoon and at six o'clock the broad porch
and steps were filled with merry company,
whose appetites were whetted by the delicious
aroma of coffee and the appetizing array of
good things being set forth on convenient
tables. The arrival of MIR. F. P. Blodgett and
his camera to "take" the second annual Guild
picnic at Dreamlea put temporary stop to
supper preparations, but was welcomed for the
sake of the souvenir to be forthcoming. Salads,
sandwiches, stuffed eggs, hot rolls, olives,
cakes, coffee and after-dinner minis made up
the delicious and satisfactory menu which was
thoroughly enjoyed. After supper there was
little music, the facinating guest-book was
inspected and duly signed, and of the
| guests was the center of an interested group,
while she read the future very cleverly for
number of the young ladies. By small groups
the guests bid reluctant adieus to the hostesses
and made their homeward progress between
showers. Mrs. Fred R. Poor and Mrs. John C.
Pillsbury, the committee in charge, assisted by
Mrs. and Miss Kittredge and other willing
helpers made the occasion ore of the pleasant
est in the annals of the Guild.
NORTH BELFAST. Edgar Cunningham has
bought the property of George W. Hatch and
has taken possession. George A. Collins has
sold his farm to Mr.. Jones of Lowell, Mass.
zee. Mr. Warren Mackie is repairing his build
ings preparatory to occupying them. James
Roberts arrived last Friday from East Boston
where he has had employment. Mrs. Emily
Randolph and son of New York arrived last
week and are with her father, Francis Gilbreth.
go. Moses F. Hurd went to Bangor last week
to visit his sister, arriving home Monday.
Airline B. Walton, teacher in the public
schools of New Haven, Conn.,, arrived home
last week for the summer vacation, and is with
mons, who has been teaching the past year in
Oxford arrived home last week to spend the
summer vacation. :. Capt. Parker of Glen.
burn a veteran of the Civil War, has been Wis
iting Capt. Ephraim Wiley the past week. HI
came in motor launch from Bangor and thu
comrades have had delightful time cruising
: about the bay. George U. Hatch arrived
from Boston last Friday to spend few day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hatch
He returned to Boston Wednesday where ne il
> to enter the Real Estate office of Henry w. Saw
age. Frank E.. Seavey, an instructor il
Tufts college arrived Monday and was tn
guest of his college chum George U. Hatch
, He is to spend the summer camping at Swa
Lake. Mrs. Abby Daniels of Montvill
spent few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs
, c. W. Aver.
U NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Thay never do thing
by halves at The Dinsmore Store, and they ar
= going to celebrate the Glorious Fourth by
d three days special sale, Thursday, June 3Otf
: Friday and Saturday, July LIST and End. Anon
: the bargains to be offered $3.50 value shoe
at ST. 95 So value at SLAB; mems and boys rut
= Der sole shoes 9Oc to S1.20; special prices o
=. sandals for children; and don't forget the Hole
y proof stockings, guaranteed not to need memo
: ing for six months. The Dinsmore Store wi
" be closed all day July 4th IA house with 81
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