The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-07-06

T. L. next Tuesday at $50 p. m.
The Star Bloomer Girls of Chicago will play
in this city with the Belfast A. A. baseball
team some time the last Of July probably the
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Carleton Doak, attorney at law, has moved
his office from the Masonic Temple to the
Howes block, corner of Main and High streets
The new office is handsomely fitted and fur.
nished.
The regular monthly meeting of the Won.
ans Hospital Aid will be held at the hospital
Friday, July 7th, at 230 p. m. Members are
earnestly requested to attend as important
business is to be considered.
Mrs. David N. Bird, while calling at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Strout, Congress
street, Monday evening, fell on the granite
door steps and fractured her arm. DR.. Small
was called to reduce the fracture.
Mr.. R. L. West of. Mills Mass, has been in
town in the interest of the new survey He
has been in consultation with many of the city
officials and pr ointment citizens in regard to a
plan which will be of great interest to the
county if carried through successfully
The Boy Scouts will meet in the North
Church vestry tomorrow Friday, afternoon at
$50 o'clock, instead of as previously an
nounced. All are requested to bring paper
and pencil to take notes the lesson of the
first aid to the injured.
July 4th was the hottest day ever expert
enced in New England The mercury reached
lob in the shade in Portland and in Boston was
half degree higher. The excessive heat was
general throughout the country and many
deaths are reported 1t was in the 9O's in Bel
fast.
Miss Frances Howes, chairman, Mrs R. H.
Howes and Mrs. j. C. Pillsbury, are the COM
mlttee of the Culinary Department of the Arts
and Crafts for the month of July. There will
De food sales at the room every Saturday at 3
O'Clock. Advance orders for food for July Sth
may be left with Miss Howes before 10 a. M
Friday.
Everett S. Hatch, the IS year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Hatch met with serious acct
dent on the evening of July 4th. He had sew
eral large crackers in his pocket and while
firing sky rocket spark ignited the crackers
and they exploded, severely burning his right
leg from the hip to the foot. A surgeon was
called and the little fellow was comfortable
yesterday.
AT the regular meeting of the Belfast In
provement Society held last Monday with Miss
Maude L. Barker, the nominating committee
Misses Maude E. Barker and sue NJ. Partridge
and Mrs. George E. Bracket, presented the
name of Mrs. Robert F. Dunton as president
and she was unanimously elected. DR.. Elmer
Small and Mr., Edward r. Pierce were made
committee to buy the Robbins property at
Kirby Lake and Miss Partridge, the treasurer,
was instructed to raise the necessary funds.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post office for the week ending July 4th: Mrs
Ida M. Clark, Mrs E. f. Doak, Miss Ella
Thomas, Miss Edna Written e letters), ]. E.
Bagley, Mr.. Bragdon, VIM. NJ Chamberlain,
Scott Closson, E. Cousins, A. H. Crockett,
Cushman Grey. W. R. Lowell, Harry O. McCol-
ley, Frank Moore Edward Oton, Mr.. d. M.
Reynolds, A. E. Ritchil, Adelbert Richie, E
c. Thompson r. f. Weber, Frank j. WEIGH
| Belfast letter to the Lewiston Journal
/ gives as the reason that Orrin j. Dickey of
this city, member of the board of trustees of
the State School for Boys, was not retained on
the new board of trustees for juvenile insttu-
tons of the State, was because he insisted
upon running the first named institution ac-
cording to the laws, and did not consider that
the trustees should be subservient to the
superintendent of the school, Mr.. Dunn.
strong case of usurping authority is made
out against Mr. Dunn. We quote from the
letter: sit looks just wee bit as though the
Democratic official who is trying to help Maine
be honest in accord with the war cry of his
party, is not wanted Other young men of
ambition and honesty, who looked to the pres
ent administration for an exemplifcation of
honesty and square dealing, may we'll consider
the case of Orrin j. Dickeys short official
life
PooR's MILLS. Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker will
return to Howard, R l., this week. i. Mrs. W.
S. Wentworth and two children of Stockton
have been visiting friends here the past week.
49,. Roland and Wilhemina jackson of Sanford
are visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred jackson. &C. A Mckinley was at home
from Camden for short stay the first of the
week. :. Miss Hazel Wilson, who came home
from Augusta lately, has gone to the Waldo
County Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Luella
Brown spent Sunday at her home here. Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Payson's little daughter is sick
with the measles 81 Mrs. Freeman Wentworth
visited her son, Orrin L. Wentworth, at Cape
Rozier last week. returning Saturday :. Mrs.
Henry Wentworth lost her pocket book last
Thursday with of money in it.. Miss
Nellie Clements spent the day Saturday with
Mrs Delbert Rolerson.,
BASE BALL. Belfast won from Rockland, a
to /, in fast and exciting game on the home
grounds last Saturday. The score:
BELFAST.
ABB R. BIZ. Pc. A. E.
E. Johnson, c..........,.... 0
Fahey, 2b.................... 8 / 0
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