The Republican journal., 1913-05-01
The News of Belfast.

srst straw hat of the season-a mans
.on in the street Monday morning.
n buoy south of the monument on
ledge, which had been up during the
H has been replaced.
annual meeting of the First Parish
...rispl church will be held at the church
N.-at . p. M, Monday, May 9Th.
ballast Yacht Club has it's boat landing
position on the north side of the pier
EASTERN Steamship corporation
.ralal meeting of the D. A. R will take
..<l Monday evening at the Arts and
room The hostesses will be the Misses
ao
annual meeting of the Arts and Crafts
,l be held in their rooms Monday after
Nav 5th, at 8 o'clock. A full attend
ami. ,s -equested.
,.- knights Mather, White, Smith and Flint
.-amout Commandery came from Rock
.,, sutomobie to attend the Past Com
..,sr, Night at Palestine Commandery.
roe G.. Gage of Pittsfield has filed petit
Bankruptcy, He has liabilities of 1851,
...sr. si00 isted creditors of Pittsfield, Port
Ryston, Bangor, Belfast, Waterville,
,....,ryport Mass, Chicago, ILL.,, Auburn and
so1 H. H. Thurlough of Pittsfeld is
sc,aey
r.s cruising launch Helen, which was built
g.. ts-oy A Coombs for Commodore F. A.
g-s- If the Bangor Yacht Club and which
nto Mr. Coombs possession in exchange
sr-e- craft, was sold by him recently to
member 4 the Boston Yacht Club and has
.,. .yered to her new owner at Boston.
r.. eI Of George S. Mahoney, former
., state man of this city, filed in the Suffolk
7.5e ourt yesterday, bequeaths $4,000 to
u.tresist Episcopal Church of East North
Me- for placing memorial tablet or
m memory of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
-5.trre5 in the church, and using the re-
.-,.- { the gift for improving and beaut-
@ lrcn buildings and grounds.-Bos-
MI April oath.
r. grounds about the summer home of
g. T4iaferro of Jacksonville, Florida,
.....s. Yf the square," have been greatly
q 4 lNe WORN Is SUI SOlIS oH. lug
side of the fencing has been nicely
- va to the street and the heater
--rt graded, seeded and embellished
.u
.....r-ap LETTERS. The following let
...-er.l uncalled for in the Belfast post
week ending April goth: Ladies'
sst hes Turner, Miss Z. G. Wentworth.
.-a- Geo. Bayley, Jas. ". Clark. Olonzo
tg -la Johnson, Frank Larrabee, DR.. S.
4..ssI DIV. Tapley, W. H. Wentworth, R.
8s7a-r
M t-rr P Coombs entertained few
r-r.. al nner last Thursday evening in
- r-s J. Cecil Clay of Portland, who is
.. r.=. - her mother. Mrs. John Dolloff,
.5r-..- street A delicious menu was serv-
7s al decorations being of American
5.s .s with a big center piece and
,ar... 5ss at each plate. Mrs. Coombs en-
-s..... aar guests at the Colonial Theater in
r.arse.
-...t. dat The dlst.was neverl worse
rf-ls. man last week. When dry it blew
sa.' IDS and when damp it adhered to
~. srl vas carried into stores and dwellings.
4erses were covered with it, windows OBJ
sem and It was inhaled at every breath.
Ne, David l. Wilson, pastor of the North
.a spoke Of the conditions from the pull
p. ss- sunday morning and thought some
ta 81 10 aly
iron be- Iscomfort the inhalation of this
COS r -h= streets is deleterious to health;
u.a riy one of the evils property owners
21- eqag rs are called upon to endure under
sa- ra- city government.
-aa Nautical Gazette, New York, reports
TIE screw steel yacht Actus has been
aa or Mr. George W. Childs Drexel to Mr.
ne II Boston, by Messrs. Gielow &
20 feet over all. liz feet water
-.-l oeam, feet, inches draught,
z was -lt by Lawey & Son of Boston in
pfed with two triple expansion
Es @ water tube boiler of about l 100
5-.s ~, which drives the yacht at
.-. -hteen to twenty miles per hour
01er will use the craft in Eastern
'.s- rye Of Capt. H. A. Cameron.
ming program on Gilbert Par
lie direction of Mrs. Amos Glenn
gwen IN the Arts and Crafts room
A' l- Mrs. Glen ent reviewed the last
arb ers latest work, The Judgment
Ha-s 51l read recent press criticisms of his
9th ~
@s1cte05uc style. Miss Elizabeth A. Kel-
' conduct the May meetings, with Harold
's ga as the author and his latest work,
'esterdays,' the special book to be re-
e"eH ne uext meeting will be May
"- bose Wishing to join this branch of the
1'' ease apply to Mrs. E. P. Garlic, Miss
-'4'e u Russell or Miss Sue M. Partridge.
1tlcD0TE OF P. P QU1MBY. A Jour-
40 -alel sends us the following: Anent
'-''-Ni feierences to the late P. P. Quimby,
"' following anecdote was related, some time
apt William Sprague, one time mas
pa set plying between Belfast, Isles
4sllne. Dr.. Quimby was called to
attend patient and detained over
'.ne ny the fireside in the evening,
I'll -'1Aded by group of half grown
nell OF the family and neighborhood,
y'1-hs' at the ripe age of impudence
AHre, one of whom to the great
1' IF his coadjutors, INDUCED in in
"cting upon the Dr. and his method
Or Quimby ignored this for a
Aa.y addressed the leader. Young
~. ..Nou don't heliaua in thir DOLL