The Republican journal., 1913-01-23
Jews OF BELFAST.

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iii be no meeting of the G. A. R.
DAY on account OF the hall being let
ssrd Of Trade.
ing Circle of the Woman's Hos pital
act with Mrs. E. A. Wilson to-mor-
.ay afternoon.
;n5ebted to Chas F. Swift for box
.srries-the first of the season. They
and fine favored.
mo county Veteran Association will
oslfsst Feb 9Th. All ladies of the G.
-,ouested to cook for the dinner.
,1 the young ladies who will sell
q, Ike food fair to call at Ralph D.
ID, store for tickets and instruction.
,,,ersalist Social Aid will meet with
t.-lss Nj. WEIGH tomorrow, Friday
NJ, Members are requested to bring
Iii, ( Crafts club, through their pres;-
~, Z. r. Pierce, sent their credentials
.,isy to the State Federation of
NJ Clubs and will join at their next reg
,*ung
r5sh Ritchie has bought of the Saco
-arnng Co. building lot on Upper
.,set I'D oining the E. B. Lunt place.
Il, he plans and is getting the lumber
atld house there in the spring.
-.,getlers' Club will meet with Mrs. Ell
9itcher, Northport avenue, Monday
mi January 9th. Program: Paper,
:. BY Mrs. w. C. Shaw; reading, Life
-5aD Compound," by Miss Margaret
reading by Mrs. Morrison.
.E r Woodbury., Principal C. E. Proc
gh school and E. S. Pitcher, musi-
,.-lctor met in conference with the
.s.aers of the city in the superintend-
-,. Wednesday evening to discuss the
.-s-av # outside work as applied to
,..,-= school work.
next Getting of Seaside Chautauqua
[.s with Mrs. E. P. Frost, No. AZ
-s Monday afternoon January 9th. |
.as be from chapters five, six and |
z L. S C. book, Mornings with
H. rt' The roll-call, name some
~.rre. ,ae supper and dance by Wash
F,.- Company in the Opera House to-
,r. -.isy, evening. A fine supper will |
sq. I owed by a concert and ball. !
Nc rendered during supper, and at
,.or there will be selections by male
,s ,aI -oIos by Charles Hammons and |
h, a11sn Mrs. Florence Fernald will |
.am0aost.
* Ns4d g. Holmes has resumed her posi-
If -re Waldo Trust Co. banking rooms
ali /. sence of several weeks owing to
lines. ad death of her father, the late
q holmes. Miss Bertha A. Wiley,
ass ecu substituting in the Waldo Trust
sara .le absence of Miss Holmes, has ac-
odd st-on with the Belfast Fuel & Hay
ua7e aa place of Mrs. Georgia Triggs
ssras-.
fes5r. brue," presented by the Pollard
4s pera Company at the Colonial
to as Monday evening. pleased large
nee 7 he singing and dancing were both
Zen. and little Miss Queenie Williams as
, e4s easily the favorite among the
d. .emedians. The scenery was good,
aer- we're some very pretty lighting eff
NJ oc4 hits were numerous and much
90 TIE audience.
'ss, orthport Ladies Aid Society held |
successful entertainment in Brainard !
Us asst Monday evening. One hum
H. =t--e0pticon views were shown by |
e > including especially beautiful
--=' -, and some local pictures. Music .
O" she'd by W P Greenlaw's fine graphic
.a- well-patronized candy table in
cammittee was feature. Six dol /
ae to the chapel fund as the pro-
.t- Fsring. The committee in charge
r. Steward, Mrs W. P. Green
b. ..- '..l P. Wood.
The entertainment and sur.
has been postponed to Tuesday
-.r.. Mr.. w. A. Collins of Hol- (
yed Saturday with his wife's
es formerly Rose jackson. /
ed st the home of her broth
. Mrs. Orrin Simpson of .
was a recent guest of her
H e Banks. Mrs. George Dag
ga - to Liberty Sunday to attend
her uncle, Harrison Davis.
fts- IS loading car at Citypoint |
loo -s wood.
>lHalf MAKES A FEW CALLS. Last
-sy .tef.+ tushman called personally at |
S'es z Jas city where it is alleged that
u.-5 sLd malt liquors are sold in viola
u Tie ~ Of the State and notified the |
eUTe aT59rietors that from now out, as |
as he @as sheriff, he should enforce the
The best Of his ability, as required by
''A 81 9tfee. At one place it was sug-
''e- mere had been an understanding
note night sell to its guests; but that
-" impression on Sheriff Cushman, who |
Aa' De 1,dn't make the laws and that he
''' 1ai anything in the revised statutes
warranted this exception in favor of
''stFrs In a plain, candid, matter
N way h7 made those upon whom he
'noeIstsnd that he proposed to put a
-'+ 7ten and indiscriminate sale of
-. LOU 10 IT'S sale in any other way. SO far
ssDIe 10 do so, and it is safe to say that
u" o7 40 open bars in Belfast while he
and the courts do their duty rum
Is - 1s 30 Improbable and hazardous
waldo county for the next two
''-'" lushman has an exceptionally
'''e u deputies -men who can be de-
upon To- do their duty without fear or
'.o Tie sheriff himself is not a man to
Il H.. .'h lie was elected to put stop
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