The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-24
The News of Belfast.
NATURES GOOD NIGHT.

.-n very drowsy, chirping throat,
very sleepy song-brd's note,
.srv softly signing breeze
-... s-irs the leaves among the trees;
.rtg sound of the summer night
mis- refrain if hear Alright
lbt-my dear"
..-s md watch the shadows fall
Ie-l night is here
ltion's in the call
o1mght-my dear-my dear"
- --l world rests-the day is done.
.lrs come glimmering one by one
.=sz= to sorrow--the worlds alarms
led Ike child in it's mothers arms;
nature IS grooming her soft goodnight
n.r .rs refrain, if hear Alright
5=ar-my dear"
R. 7. NEWELL.
-. s. c. T L. and Loyal Temperance Legion
-..e picnic at the Park tomorrow, Fri
s.,ernoon.
TIE Maine salmon season closed July 18th.
. a salmon were taken in the Bangor
-1rs year against 157 in 1912.
ID, =euiar stamps can now be used for
-- lost packages, and the special stamps
e Used for general purposes. No more
mr. os, stamps will be printed.
-., title black and white sign, ARTS &
H- lop,' has been suspended from the
s- rsne al the Arts and Crafts room in
s--1 building on Church street.
lua meeting of the Temple Heights
1 corporation for the election of Off
the transaction of business will be
.. .. q p. m, August 2lst in the auditorium
Heights.
be novel features in connection with
- avn party at the Home for Aged
.e August 14th, will be the barn and
- auction whist party, the first given in
ritv.
thomas B Dinsmore entertained at
. tuesday the following autoists from
-r Mr.. Charles Peters, Mrs. John D.
&.s Eugene Mason, Mrs. A, K. Cush-
Mss Hannah Holmes.
mobile excursion to Bangor is an
-.r Sunday on the big Stanley steam
led that ten tickets are sold for the
-p Parties desiring to make the trip
-. 4pIy to Orrin ]. Diehey at once.
comb, the youngest of the Titcomb
rs, had the radius of his right arm
sst Thursday when starting W. H.
curing car. The crank kicked.
s attended by DR.. Elmer Small.
3ostoa Chamber of Commerce party,
mas been touring South America,
al New FORK Monday day ahead of
.rs reports very enjoyable trip. Mr.
hnowlton of this city was with the
-cond band concert of the season, and
r. the best ever, particularly as regards
.c-l selections, was given on school COM
r esday evening. 1t was a beautiful
-.-.- md an unusually large crowd out to en-
H"tn j Dickey, local manager of the Maine
->portation Company, rendered Tuesday
ll mentary automobile trip to members of
5tsrd of Trade and business men on the
arey steamer to Rockland. The partci-
.5a-- report delightful trip.
-H- Read Garage and Machine Company
a's sent out an especially neat and attractive
.es. tone index, with cover and background
wn cardboard, and indexed slips 1t will
rs.aHtly remind the recipients that the Read
3-ass and Machine Company have Every
aEs or the Automobile"
ire Edison Company. IA in number, who
a. stop ping at the Searsport House. were in
Last belfast Tuesday and hired the John
house for the day. They were pleased
E the scenery along the Passagassawaukeag
particularly the small cliff near the
sty house. Miss Mary Fuller, the heroine
1= widely known What Happened to Mary,
member of the party
ARDEN PARTY. The midsummer sale by
dies Of the Episcopal Mission was to
cen held in Memorial hall, but Hon. and
James P Taliaferro have kindly placed the
--Hls of their summer home at the disposal
committee and garden party will be
mere today. The tables will be in charge of
lowing aides: Fancy articles, Mlss Helen
ey of Warwick, N. Y. Mrs. W. H. Quinn
Miss Christine Hall and Miss Maude Gam
MONS Bags. Miss Jennie Wilson of Philadel-
.l- Mrs. Weeman and Mrs. John Cuzner
4--y Miss Grace Bckford, Mrs. John McIn-
's Ice cream, Mrs. A. c. Hopkins. Miss
4al1e B. Steward; punch. Miss Margaret O.
'ate aprons, Mrs. A. J. Goodhue and Mrs
f4Hdo Titherington; children's table, Miss
-ars Gunner. The bazaar will open at 3
-Al lose at s. If the day should prove stormy
de fete will take place tomorrow, Friday, if
Peasant
north BELFAST. A large number of the
Trends of Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Roberts
gathered at their home last Friday evening to
eebrate the event of their recent marriage
47 troWd marched in body to the house, led
pring music from the cornet played by
fi= Nina Stevens, with the usual tin pan ac-
panlment. A nice chair and toilet set
ware resented to the couple by the people of
no community. Henry B. Laid made the
rntatlon speech in a very happy manner
'. srening was spent in singing songs, in
entail music and a general good time in
ee with the occasion. The annual fair
he Ladies Aid Society will be held in the
'--y next Wednesday evering. July Both
and useful articles, candy and Shiro's
eam will be on sale during the evening,
viii be literary and musical program.
7''isslon Is cents. 1t is hoped that this