The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-03
The News of Belfast.

telephone has been placed in the Arts and
Aft, sss', room, 1872.
"' will be dances at Seaside Grange on
ip' ,.v and Friday evenings of this week.
Sans of Veterans have made ruling
IL" members who take part in parades
D" ,sr the regulation cap of the order.
K. Leaman of East Belfast has re-
i" he yawl yacht Hoodlum, giving her a
fts ,asrrit and foremost, substituting a
Ff ior the former mast and topmast.
-s,e A. Lord was hostess at the Lord
at Little River Monday for special
of The Old Acquaintance club. A
5,ner was served and good time is
essrtao
norton and son Charles recently re-
mother car load of Metz runabouts.
~ ,-s sold Metz to Mr.. William Sibley
s5 ,on, and Little" Four to Mr. George
.-,srest of Belfast.
lones have three Ford touring cars
land and six on the way from Detroit.
GENTLY sold a truck to c. M. Dickey of
t,,i.le and touring cars to VIM. A. Mon
44fast and J. F. Wheaton of Searsport.
~.. Waldo county graduates from the East
...,e Normal school at Castine were Helen
s.s9n. Lincolnville, Ellen G. Carr, Frank
Amelia Hartman, Stockton Springs,
.aeri.e Mckinney, Lincolnvile, and Mar
lite Wyman, Thorpdike.
~. strawberry tea at the Baptist vestry
... -eeular supper at the Universalist YES
.sa,s The same evening, Friday, which with
MANY counter attractions and the warm
.,r0t SO far this season, were not very
| r,s5-enzed. Those who did attend had
b. good things.
r -4pkins and a small handmade hand
we're left at the home of Charles r.
.,sz IT The time of the party for the bene-
ataa lone for Aged Women and can be
. The Journal office A small solid gold
5.- no vas lost at same time, the finder will
ss. cave at this office.
--e regular meeting Tuesday evening
..- i-~sclors Of the Home for Aged Women
rs is.ied to give the annual lawn party
bs ue, Thursday, August 18th. The full
s- reetors was made committee and
rl~4. at the Home next Tuesday evening
s-s ar for the party.
Nj. r.. Folsom, who lives at Belmont
,..ge WAS in her garden about a. m. last
y,1s ming, and hearing noise looked
a g.- surprised to see deer scale the
-,svsa. -enee 1t ran across the lawn to the
--s. 1i when last seen was headed for the
.r-- ID vas medium sized deer and
41sl -isntened, as though it had been
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Accounts will happen, even in the best reg
;s..l uniting offices, and last week we regret
.as-Iu Mr. Hart l.. Woodcock's very in
-srss.l- article, Social Functions in the Bahia
les -lra4red without the concluding para
"a. l,a the name of the author, to whom,
n- readers, an apology is due. What
,...a.u # the missing page of manuscript is
IT, stery.
d. SEQ LETTERS. The following letters
na5-el uncalled for in the Belfast post
gr H4uHe Chapman, Grace Louise Clark,
Tx y. he Clark, Mrs. Lincoln Hamilton, Miss
Aa Pendeton, Miss E. D. Tapley. Mrs.
.gs Wade. conference.-the. W. T. Cox, H. F.
Lonely N Ford, Frank Johnson, Ralph Moore,
y j Woodbury., Percy Wood, George R.
Woo mothy S. Wallace.
e " ose and Fred L. Howard of this city
zs-ke-ed native cultivated strawberries the
.lds { asst eek, and A. B. Stantial had his
list ,leang Saturday. Monday morning he
vas De gering berries to his customers. No
!Tg berries were in the market Monday
gll JIG natives sold at 90 cents a box. The
cod -.J Gather has delayed and shortened
Ut crop and unless better conditions prevail
c-al H.a On the crop will be below the aver
gs
Hla hNGLAND FOLK LORE. The Friday
''saas meeting of the Reading Department
" ID, arts and Crafts Club was we'll attended.
Ma B. Farker read paper on the origin
u.aence of New England folk lore and
2s-l5. and especially interesting were those
-alng 10 the Penobscot river and Mount
4a1.lr. Inc readings in connection with
l7 a1er were also very enjoyable. Those
'As to become members may apply to
Z. Garlic, Miss Maude K. Russell or
-A &c NJ. Partridge. The July meetings
under the direction of Miss Caroline
Fled and the subject "Old English Ballads. u
s2Is AND CRAFTS TEA ROOM The Shop
'e "a Room, new department of the Bel
-a' society of Arts and Crafts. was opened at
IA %, June 26tk under the direction of Misses
'754 SID Abbie Doak. and will be open daily
1hg -he summer from 10 a. m. to o. m.
'le room in its furnishings and fittings is
o@' aJtractive. On the small tables were
siet Jars of pink gladioli, carnations and
'1s- lowers. The menu-cards are in buff and
'''"f and the menu served Thursday was as
''lo"s. Tea, coffee, iced tea, olives, cheese
'+o eh-cken sandwiches, mocha, nut and choco-
"@ Harshmallow cake and strawberry ice
N''n- Inc menu is subject to change daily
'-' speciality will be made of lunches for au-
..''''-e parties. English mullins and novel
'' WIZ he made to order. On exhibition and
sre specimens of work by members of the
S'' 10 which has just been added large as
P,a'snt from new member, Mary Miles
.14-'afi OF Bellefonte, Pa, who conducts an
srs ,a.fet shop there and supplies many of the
'sssl cubs with baskets.
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