The Republican journal., 1910-06-16


The good old summer time dances will be
held every Saturday night in Silver Harvest
Hall, Waldo, beginning June 18th, under
the management of Van A. Quincy Come
and have good time. Music by Gurney's
orchestra.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post office for the week ending June ID Mrs.
Mary Carter, Miss Daisy E. Dixon, Mrs. Effie
Small Mrs. G. A. Ware, Mrs. Abbe P. Walker
Ernest Brown, Walter Davidson, Exchange
Hotel, George. Wentworth.
PooR's MILLS Mr. and Mrs Bunker of
Howard, r. l., are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Richard Merriam Mrs. Ernest Marsh spent
few days at Temple Heights last week. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Higgins of Watervie have
been guests of their brother, Arthur Hig-
gins. Mrs. Nettie Kimball is at home sick
Mrs. Coombs is caring for her Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fowles of Belmont were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Robertson last Sunday.
FROM THE Law COURT Three Waldo county
Monday: William G. Foster VS.. Ellen M. Hoxie,
Burnham parties, action to recover damages in
horse trade F. L. Emmons VS.. Inhabitants of
Brooks, apts, action to recover for caring for
tramps; Willis D. Sanford ct AL VS.. Caroline
Rowell, Liberty parties, action on account of
grocery bill. The rescript is the same in the
three cases. motion overruled for want of
prosecution"
VETERANS MEETING. At the last meeting
of the Waldo County Veteran association it
was voted to hold the July meeting in South
Newburg July 7th. Since that time we have
received letters from some of the Comrades in
Morrill, and other towns, and also from the
committee of arrangements in South Newburg,
requesting the meeting to be held June Both,
instead of July 7th, as this date would inter-
fere with haying. We give this notice early
and hope the comrades will govern themselves
accordingly.-A. Stinson, Secy.
The electric lights granted by the city some
time ago have at last been placed on the Otis hill
and there are now six Tungsten lights between
Vine street and the foot of the hill where the
road enters the Citypoint woods. The lights
were turned on last Saturday night and the one
at the junction of the roads gives much need
ed light along the road leading to the Upper
Bridge, and also throws a strong light along
that leading through the Citypoint woods, thus
doing away to considerable extent with the
clark place. between the Otis hill and the
Bluff hill. AS one who has driven along this
road after p. m. for more years than she likes
to say, the writer is prepared to pronounce
these lights great benefit and Improvement
LIQUOR CASES. Sheriff Carleton Deputies
Ellis and Rurd and Constable Fred Ellis made
a search, seizure and capture at the Com
mercial last Saturday afternoon They sur
rounded the house about 3 o'clock, and as
Sheriff Carleton entered the front door Ches-
ter A. Maddocks, for whom the officers have
been looking since the April term, ran into
the barn and directly into the arms of Deputy
Ellis. After long search the officers found q
hide under foot of dressing in a hog pen ir
the barn, box containing % half pints and
pints of liquor and other bottles partially filled
This could hardly be called an "open bar anc
illustrates the difficulties attending this illega
traffic in Belfast Maddocks was indicted a,
the April term of court on four counts-nuis
ance, common seller and two singles sales, or
which capiases had been issued. In the police
. court Monday he was held on these cases, anc
on Saturday search and seizure, for the Sep.
TENDER term of court, his bonds aggregatine
$24O0 Ralph M. Wood, indicted at the Apri
term, and for whom capias had been issued
was arrested last week and gave bonds for his
) appearance at the September term of the S. ]
Court. Mention was made last week of the
arrest of Russell Thomas, who also gave bonds
Frank Larrabee, indicted at the April term, is
still at large.
WHITE R1BBoNERs HAVE AN OUTING. Six.
teen members of the W. c. T. U. went to City
point Monday, June 18th, and enjoyed an outing
and picnic supper with Mrs o. E. Clay at tn,
Otis store building. The upper part of thi
!. store has been fitted up in an attractive man
ner, and it is an ideal place for such occasions
All were particularly pleased with the view
from the windows. One looks out on four side
upon scenery which at this season is almos
unsurpassed for beauty. Two new member
were added to the order, Mrs. Frank E. Clarl
and Miss Harriet Hatch of Citypoint. Plan
were made for party to go to Jackson mex
Thursday to attend the County Convention
Flower mission Day was the topic after bust
, ness was. lover, and some interesting leaflet
: were read about flower mission work. shor
sketch was given of the life of the first Nation
J. al Supt, Jennie Cassidy of Louisville, Ky. Som
: useful hints were given about the work, afte
which hymns were sung, closing with the song
/"Out for Prohibition" sung to the tune of Dixi
in very stirring manner. A little service Q
y sentence prayers was offered for the absen
: President, Miss H. N. Millett,and letter orde,
). ed sent to her at Athol, Mass, where she ha
r. been for her health. After these exercises tn
. meeting adjourned, all feeling and expressin
i themselves well pleased with the day. Tues
day morning all the members of the order wer
!. inexpressibly shocked and distressed by heal
= ing of the death from pneumonia at Atho
e Mass, of the President, Miss Millett She ws
much beloved by all who knew her and hi
sudden death leaves vacancy in the ranl
which it will be most difficult to fill, as she W.
by nature especially adapted to the work ar
was devoted to it. Shes will be buried at h,
old homo in aodc No xyhove ho. .:.A~,