The Republican journal., 1912-05-23

Tomorrow, Friday, night will be orchestra
night at the Colonial Theater.
The Belfast Gun Club will have a shoo.
Memorial Day, after the memorial services
As many as possible Of the ladies' of the G
A. R. are requested to meet at Memorial Hall
at p. m. May 29th to make bouquets for Me-.
mortal Day.
The Boy Scouts will meet in the Opera
House tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at s45
o'clock
All members of the Belfast Musical Society
who sing are requested to attend the rehearsal
to be held next Tuesday evening.
tAt the regular June meeting of the Arts and
Crafts Mrs. Amos Clement will have a paoer
on Maine Arts and Crafts in the State Fedora.
ton.
The Ladies of Trinity Reformed Church
will have one of their regular Is cent suppers
in the church dining room tomorrow, FRIDAY.
The public is invited.
The members of Thomas H. Marshall Circle
Ladies of the G. A. R., are requested to meet
at Memorial Hall at 10 a. M, next Sunday to
attend services at the Universalist church in
body.
There will be social dance at Silver Harvest
Grange Hall, Waldo, Friday evening, May 24th,
under the auspices of Morrill, Tent, No. 124. K.
0. T. M, with music by Keyes' orchestra. The
public is cordially invited.
Messrs William H. Hall, Wilmer ]. Dorman,
Norris L. Slugg, Ralph l. Morse. DR.. W. c.
Libbey and S. A. Parker went to Rockland by
automobile Tuesday to attend the meeting of
General Knox Chapter, Rose Croix.
James H. Clark, who recently returned home
from Florida, where he spent the winter
months, has bought of James C. Durham two
lots in the ALLYN Field" and is contemplating
the building Of two cottages there for renting.
Mr.. Clarence M. Wiley has resigned his po-
sition with the City National Bank to take
effect June 18th, and Mr.. Wilson Ellis of
Greeley, Colorado, has been engaged to fill the
vacancy. Mr.. Ellis was with the bank some
time before going west.
Henry Bennett. prisoner held in the Knox
county Jail on the charge of larceny of $40
from an aged Camden couple in the town of
Lincolnville, has escaped from the Jail in COM
pany with another prisoner, and Knox county
officials are searching for them.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will meet on Wednesday
at 2.30 p. M, with Mrs. Alice Bramhall. Every
one interested in the welfare of the Society is
invited. New schemes for the financial, social
and religious phases will be presented.
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a food sale in the
vestry, tomorrow, Friday, afternoon, from 23o
until o'clock. Every member of the society
is asked to contribute bread cake or pastry.
If not convenient to furnish food, money
will be very acceptable.
Enrolment blanks have been prepared and
may be had by voters at the office of the city
clerk. Every voter who desires to vote in the
primaries will find it to his advantage to regis
ter at the Office of the city clerk some time be-
fore the election and thus save much delay
The object of the primary is to enable the
voters of the respective parties to choose their
candidates, taking the place of nominating
convention.
Mother--Joe, why do you suppose that old
hen persists in laying in the coal-bn?
Joe-Why, mother, think she has seen the
sign, "Now is the time to lay in your COAL"
Life.
That reminds US that the Consumers Fuel
Co. is putting in next winters coal for many
of its customers for July delivery; that is, to
be paid for at the price in July, whatever that
may be. 1t is confidently expected that the
price then will be lower than it is at present.
The annual meeting of John Cochran
Chapter, D. A. R., was held last Monday night
at the home of Mrs Ada Kimball and the fol-
lowing officers were reelected: Regent, Miss
Lucy Cochran; vice regent, Mrs. Viola Mayo;
secretary, Miss Amy Stoddard; registrar, Mrs,
Evelyn Frost; treasurer, Miss Isabel CHM;
responding secretary, Miss ENERGY CHM;
chaplain, Mrs Ada Kimbal; program commit
tee, Mrs. Ella Johnson Noodcock, Mrs. Mary
Clement and Miss Isabel CHM.
MORE TROUT. The Commissioners of Inland
Fisheries and Game have made the following
allotments of trout from the Camden hatchery
for ponds and streams in this vicinity: Megun-
ticook or Canaan lake, 10000; Levenseller
pond, near Lincolnville, 5000; Sanborn or Web
ster stream, Waldo county, 5000; Swan lake,
Waldo county, 10000; Andrews pond. Lincoln
vile. 5000; Seven Tree Pond, Knox county, S.
600; Senebec pond, near Union, Knox county,
5000; Round pond, Knox county, 5000; Mirror
Lake, Rockland, 5000; Crawford's Pond, Union,
5000; Affords Lake, Knox county, 5,OOO Crys-
tai Lake, Washington, $500.
At meeting of the cemetery trustees last
week superintendent were elected as follows:
Grove cemetery, James F. Fernald; Head of
the Tide, George Davis; Citypoint B. S. Sta
pies; West Belfast, H. L. Gray; South Belfast,
Nelson Wight; East Belfast. E. O. Pendeton
The trustees talked over the matter of hav ing
a chapel on the grounds and decided to set
aside suitable lot and have it graded and
cared for until such time an appropriat ion
from the city or private benefactions make it
possible to build. The board as now consti-
tuted consists of Charles B. Eaton, president,
Charles F. Swift and Charles r. Coombs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. In Regal shoe
styles The Dinsmore Store is showing the
"Snug" pump, probably the most perfect fit
ting pump ever put on the American market.
.... Surprise sale at James H. Howes from 7.3O
to $50 o'clock next Saturday night Hole