The Republican journal., 1910-05-19
The street sprinkler went the rounds Mon

The Hospital Aid sewing circle v;,, ma.
with Mrs. Everard A. Wilson tomorro., 49,
at 2 p. m. 10y
Men Wanted" is the announcement IN the
corner OF the Leonard & Barrows shoe f..+or,,
this week.
Dr. =. D. Tapley has new four passenger
4o-horse power Overland automobile Of The
latest model.
Inc Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist church
Will mold food sale in the vestry Wednesday
afternoon, May 25th.
Inc fair OF the Unity Park Association will
De held September Goth and 21st F. II Rev.
nolds, Unity. is the secsetary,
Judge George E. johnson and William
Mason have had garage built on Washington
street opposite the gas house in which to keen
their cars when in town..
L. E. McMahan, who bought the shoe rena;r-
ing business of R. ]. Ellinewood. is having q
GOOD run OF custom at the old stand on Main
street oppositethe post office.
NO business was done at the meeting of the
oase Dali association last Tuesday evening
because OF the small attendance and it was
adjourned to next Tuesday at 7.3O p. m.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
postofflce for the week ending May 17th Miss
uertie Dodge, Mrs. B. Power, Mrs. L. S. Rus
sell, Mrs. Lena Thomas, Henry Brickett. 1. M
Billings, F. c. Barker, Geo. C. Durham. William
Relad Joe Davoe
lot
from ~ MAN street, where he had worked
over 81 years, to No. 125 Main street. 1t is on
the nrst floor just opposite the postoffice and
adjoining the Belfast Savings Bank. 1t is one
OF the best locations for his business in the
city.
Frank r. Wiggin has sold his launch Tolna
TO W. H. Howard principal of the High school
IN harrington, N. H. Mr.. Howard has lust
completed a fine cottage at The Battery and at
the close of the school year Mr.. and Mrs
Howard will come here to remain until Sep
TENDER.
A good sized party went to Bangor Thurs
4 day morning from Belfast and other landings
on the bay and river on the first Thursday ex-
cursion to Bangor under the management of
Orrin j. Dickey of this city These excursions
are to be conducted each Thursday during the
season.
A HORSE STOLEN A horse belonging to F.
I }. Clark, who lives in the Hayford district
Belfast, was stolen from the barn last Satur-
day night, but the loss was not discovered until
Sunday morning. The horse is 50 years old
and had always been in the family A grocery
wagon with low backed seat and harness,
were taken. Sheriff Carleton was notified and
word was telephoned through the county. The
animal was dark bay mare, with black name
and tail, tail quite Short and weighed about
/ l,ooO pounds. She had very peculiar gait,
neither a trot nor pace, but a cross between
them.
/ OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS. If you haven't
yet heard of THE Fool, take the arrangements
! tip that it's an attraction of more than ordinary
worth. Make up theater party for Monday
evening, May 3d. and have good laugh at
'The Fools" expense. There are lot of dra-
matte situations, too that are bound to interest
you Thursday evening, May 26th, Atkinson
q Thatcher will present at the Opera House
"Billy the Boy Artist whirlwind of fun in
musical comedy and generally declared to be
funner than "Peck's Bad Boy" frankie Grace
of the Two Graces," of vaudeville fame, has
been specially engaged for the role of Billy,
and Maud Parker will play the role of MAUD"
James Thatcher, who has distinguished himself
in the title role of Quincy Adams Sawyer for
several years, is staging the new piece, Walter
KEGS is the dancing master, and Frank Nash
the musical director. The box office is open
every day for the sale of seats.
BELFAST BOARD OF TRADE. The annual
meeting of the Belfast Board of Trade was
/ held at their rooms on Phoenix Row last Mon
day evening. The reports of the secretary
and treasurer and of the standing and special
committees were read and accepted and the
/ election OF officers was next in order. DR.. FL
mer Small, who has served most acceptably as
! president the past year, was nominated. but
said that his engagements were such that he
could not possibly accept a reelection and he
should be compelled to decline the honor if
reelected. Robert F. Dunton, ESQ.,, was then
, nominated, but said he could not accept and
presented the name of Mr.. o. f. Frost, who
was unanimously elected, As an active bust.
ness man, the head of concern, Mathews
Bros, that is paying out about $4,000 year
in this county for material and labor, Mr., Frost
is just the man for the place. The other Of
ficers were reelected, and Dr. Elmer Small
was made member of the board of directors
in place Of Fred A. Johnson who has left the
State. The standing committees will be ap-
pointed by the new president
CHILDREN's AID SOCIETY OF MAINE. The
annual meeting of the Children's Aid Society
of Maine was held at the Girls Home May
18th, with large number of officers and men,
bers in attendance. The meeting was called to
order at o'clock p. M, by the President Rev.
VIM. Vaughan. Prayer was offered by Rev. G.
G. Winslow, after which the minutes of the
annual meeting of 1909 were read and approx
ed. The reports of the president, secretary
and treasurer followed and were approved.
The two former dealt mainly with the general
work and the added advantage of the improv-
ed condition of the Home. The treasurer's re-
port showed the income for the year to have
oeen about S., 900 with disbursements So, 1877 81
An appropriation of So 900, was received for
the rebuilding. Two prominent directors have