The Republican journal., 1912-05-02
GuF NEWS OF BELFAST.

prk property at Day SiNe
ans oat sprinkler made its rounds last
Inc s,r the first time this season.
f'''-. o. Norton returned from Auburn
Pc -.tarday with string OF horses.
~ s,y Scouts will meet in the Opera
Tie .,rrow. Friday afternoon at quart
.t5,s Of the Improvement Society will
|.tsp. m. Monday, May 9Th, at the Of
r-aton Morse
-bl, meeting of the Women's Hos
.-,.i eiu be held at the hospital to-mor-
81 2,aop. M
..,..st lie primary June 18th you must
nsI The city clerk will enroll you.
De -..s.t Il or you will lose your vote.
sig be May ball at Seaside Grange
thursday, evening, May 2nd, with
hs' Aeyes' orchestra. The public is cor
#ig aytyd,
Arthur and Frank Drown of Malta
v.ss nave sold the Brooks cottage on
p ,..,l shore, Northport, to John ]. Hewes
JWsr-an', Mass.
....,-r If the Gun Club shoot on Patriots
,s. private match between Clarence E.
- as and William F. Weshe at so targets.
r..5s r5, 40 and Read 40.
--. ,ior class of the Islesboro High school
.. .- ne Session boat yesterday afternoon
a.ssss "trip to Washington, D. c. They
81 .;s-. historical points and write up their
.-,s,.s. TO be read to the school after they
Return
s. Lawer. the upholsterer. who some time
.., l,,,.gt two story building on Main street
.-,rsry occupied by H. E. Bradman as groc-
81 ..ors mas put in plate glass windows. re-
,.,ss5 5rxay and made other improvements
D,epa-.to1y to moving his business there.
-5l fast High school base ball team went
,,gs.tae last Saturday and played the Cas-
.i,. .ess, who defeated them by score of 20
eff. Belfas, High did not have its regular
-s,r and was handicapped to some extent
VIA. gtf Ee To- Castine for another game May
Il"
Irrn Fogg has been making improvements
il, lbs aaraet in the Howes block, giving him
r,rs room and better facilities for serving his
customers. The old office has been torn out
sri q lace parttioned off in the front corner
r-lz cashier and bookkeeper, thus gaining
sescs fgr much needed shelf room.
al,,b 10, l.,
ssyl-t r the grounds of Hon, R. F. Dunton,
c-isr street, and as soon as it is ready playing
all. tes,a. Last season the club played on
ms .5.rt at f. R. Pierces residence, Church
street. ahsre some interesting tournaments
were held The club has large membership.
Mrs Ida Frankel, assisted by her daughter
Nsrsa lad an suspicious opening in their
,sz store IL the Colonial Theatre building, |
Anil -'l The store is most attractive in
-r.,, a.l arrangement The woodwork is
dark r. walls dull green, and the recessed
da.- zad two large windows give excellent |
asa -.a facilities for displaying goods.
Prof A J.. Jones of the department Of edu-
cation Vi the University of Maine, spoke
Memorial hall last Thursday evening
90 rai4cation and leadership" The attend
s-.e was not what it should have been. but
De slr- was both interesting and instruc-
uv- sr1ay morning, Prof. Jones spoke for
i5arae== before the High school. His sub
jet eas success"
Frances The young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ALB N ie entertained IA friends last Satur-
3grcr at her home in Church street, in
nlo- ID. Aer 18th birthday. The guests were
ssar Ellis, Laura Morris, Blanche Hill, Lii
lar l=lrer, Katherine Kittredge, Geneva
>-sga-r=r, Donald Spear, Archie Robinson,
Esn aments, Theodore Bramhall, Sturgis
Dsv lis Pattershall and Vaughan Hayes.
NH AMOS Clement gave tea at her home
~ John street last Friday afternoon for her
lolss-= les Miss Charlotte Hayden, of Ray
4aoi sre whose engagement to DIR. James
l-as sEaeHt was recently announced. The
22'7- tm, where the tempting menu was
served g Mrs Clement, assisted by her
A--l'g- Miss Louise. was charmingly deco
failed with spring flowers. Those present
s'- -. Raymond Sherman, Mrs NJ. Lloyd
| S@ Mrs. Ralph l.. Cooper, and Misses
An ~-oddard, Katherine c. Quimby, Eve
7 and Cora S. Morrison.
'Hs S,HooL COMMITTEE. The regular meet
lug 4 tie school committee was held last
Monday eYening, Messrs. Hall, Cunningham,
sa'eas' Monroe, Dickey and Abbott present.
he petition Of Mrs. c. C. Ford and others for
"e Use OF the Union schoolhouse for Sunday
Sa'7i purposes was discussed and finally de-
4S' pr-in J. Dickey was made committee
secure the Opera House for the High school
sf'llat'n June 18th. 1t was voted to fur
S'' The Frograms, the price not to exceed SIP.
'~H7l'hLendent knowlton was instructed to
%e' be diplomas for the High school and
-7 -efH0eates for the grade schools 1t was
's'eN ." buy four drawer cabinet and a set
lEe' holes for the superintendent use
''s cumulative card system, introduced
@i wilton. The cards give the history
1y pupil from the time of entering the
,,7" in'l' he or she graduates, the place of
~ Vale parents names, scholarship and
inns IS one of the many good things
'''.A.eIdent Knowlton has brought into his