The Republican journal., 1911-06-29

Inc iirse native green peas of the season
were at Fogg's market yesterday. Thew wore
grown by Mr.. J. F. Wilson.
Inc Improvement Society will be renra-
sented IN the Fourth of July parade INV thei.
banner carried by two young ladies' in a de.o-
rated carriage.
, Inc shoe factory will close at noon next
SATURDAY ior the usual half holiday, but will
hot open until Wednesday morning. piving tho
employees quite vacation.
The Gross Bros. have plenty of work at +be;r
boat shop at the Roller Bushing nlan+ Thov
nave built, among other craft a roon,r s1,;ir
ioi oeofee u. wells, to be used on Quantaba-
cook.
steamer stockton of the Bucksport and
oaiiiueh iihe broke her shaft at Standpoint on
ner down'rlver trip last Monday and has been
lowed up river for repairs The steamer An
ma Belle is running on the route.
Inc dry goods stores, shoe stores cloth.
ing store, drug stores and CANDY and tru;t
stores will be open on the 4th, but the grocery
stores and markets will be closed all dav
Ihat' at least, was the understanding yester.
day.
ihihgs are moving at the sardine plant
yesterday the cement floors of the first and
second stories were completed for more than
.'Sii 'he length of the building, the roof on
Ior ABOUT the same distance, and the work of
Drlcklng up between the concrete pillars had
begun.
YALE STOCK COMPANY. One of the oood
repertoire companies of the New England cir
cult Yale Stock Company, will be the attrac-
'ioh at the Opera House for three nights and
one matinee, beginning Monday, July Sd. The
plays include Princess of Patches" "a Jealous
Wife, "The Village Parson" and "Miss Petit
coats A number of good specialties will he
offered between acts and incidental to perform
ances. The opening play of the engagement
on Monday night, will be The Jealous Wife.
Seats on sale at the City Bakery.
Clarence E., son of Mrs Laura Elms Web
ster, celebrated his second birthday last Tues
DAY afternoon by entertaining twelve of his
little friends of q years and under at his home
on Bay View street. 1t was happy time for
all present. The four prize babies at the 1910
Waldo County fair were present. The baby
host was the prettiest boy; Doris Smith, the
prettlest girl; Oscar Benson Horne, the heavi-
est boy, and Harold Milford Merriam. the
llghtest. All were seated on the floor in the
parlor' Where they had great sport and seemed
to enjoy examining the toys and gifts they
had presented their little host. Ice cream and
cake were served and later in the afternoon
an art square was placed under the trees on
the front lawn, where the anxious mothers at
tempted to keep the bunch quiet while they
were photographed
WEST BELFAST. Mrs. Lizzie Merrill of
Waltham, Mass, is visiting Mrs. Josie Wight.
miss Slower of Appleton is at work at the
Elms farm. Herbert Gray found, while tear
| ing down a chimney in his house, the following
coins: penny date, 1875 of 1887; l half
penny TOKEN 1872; silver dime, 1920, and an
other of 1880; one piece of silver about the
size of a so cent piece. but no value given on
it, date of 1889; coin with date of 81 but no
other figures. .... Leslie Miller spent Saturday
, and Sunday in Linconville. :. Annie McClain
of Appleton is at Mrs. Fred Toothaker's, dress
making. -. Miss Hattie Hayford arrived Tues
day morning from Bridgewater, Mass, where
she graduated from the Normal school last
week. Ralph Hayford went to Boston and &C.
companed her home... Sabra Dyer, accom-
panied by her roommate, Ruth Hutchinson Of
Boston, arrived Friday from Kents Hill. Miss
Hutchinson is a graduate from Kents Hill
class of 1911 -. Mrs. Hannah Wilson visitec
her sister, Mrs. Griffin of Lincolnville, Saturday
and Sunday.