The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-11-13
The News of Belfast.

eek, soliciting funds for colored orphan
sc in the South.
The sewing circle of the Women's Hospital
4. will meet in Room 2, Masonic Temple, to-
-raw, Friday, afternoon.
The swan Written Bickford Company have
5. give them excellent facilities for receiv-
-r ard shipping by rail or water.
Tie men of the Univeraalist church are to
,.-sz public supper in the vestry of the
.4s-1h today, Thursday. A splendid supper
he served and good crowd is expected.
Bramhall & Co., have new sign on
Il. front of The City Fish Market, bold black
s,,ers on a white ground so that she may run
81 r=adeth it." And by the way that quota
$ Usually misquoted.
Mrs Albert L. Edwards entertained tv o.
AZ lie auction party last Thursday evening at
Ter home on Congress street. Refreshments
ssrs served after the game. The guests re-
If an unusually pleasant evening.
-.mes Thayer has moved from the Wilband
q5se on Northport avenue to the Mason house
r. pper High street, formerly occupied by
sr5s B. Eaton, and Colby Rackliff has taken
apartments occupied by the late Mrs. A.
spencer.
-7tormation has been received at the Office
me fish and game commission of the prose-
5a4r of E. Poland and Freeman Cross of
lido for hunting before open season. Each
s43sd guilty and paid fine of $40 The
.gure and complaint were made by Wardens
57r. and Gross.-kennebec Journal
De steamer Castine made her first trip on
3elfast, Islesboro, Castine and Brooksville
.s asst Thursday, making one round trip
y The Golden Rod, which is to resume
cute later, is undergoing repairs at the
-oaI wharf and will have new boiler and
---eal overhauling.
E K Gould of Rockland was the guest
nor, last Monday night at banquet Civ
y Camp A. E Clark, Sons of Veterans,
ri ater made an inspection of the Camp.
PIPER was served, of which IS partook
as followed by smoke talk The regu-
eeting was then held and one candidate
as 1itiated The ladies of the Auxiliary
1vited in TO hear the remarks of Col, .
Who commended highly the work of the
Hit or Miss Club were delightfully."- en-
I'd last Thursday evening by Mrs j. L.
.--. their special substitute. Mrs. A. C. .
rs won the first prize, a fancy china
md Mrs RaIDb n Sortbror+b
H. toy plant. After the game, chicken
rot rolls, assorted cake, coffee and ice
we're served. Mrs Charles R. Coombs
ted in the absence of Miss Sue M.
ige.
Rockland Courier Gazette recently
: story of an Owls Head cat return
n a foraging expedition to the woods
partridge. We can tell a better story
at Of a cat that had her home on North
niue in the family of the late Daniel G.
Several times she came from the
Jack of the house with partridge and
7he brought home haf-grown rabbit.
IS famous ratter also, and often there
be found two or three dead rats in the
ard who had been attracted there by the .
r brown down for the hens
MOZART CONCERT. The first number in
eelure course,-the Mozart Concert Com
was greeted with very good audience
Baptist church last Tuesday evening.
c2mpany of four members gave a varied
eEcellent program which was thoroughly
art Mrc MD
e reader and pianist, had the rare gift of be-
{ 10th an excellent pianist and an excellent
41'r. Her pianologues were especially novel
q leasing. Miss Isobel Jungerman, the
.uist, had a charming personality that ad-
auch to the pleasure of her finely render
mbers, which we're among the most en-.
lie on the program. AlexanderJ. Spiegel,
e eellist, who has been a pupil of Franz
aGner, had perfect command over his instru-
and played with skill and finish. William
alatfer, the vocal soloist, is called "the
with the unusual voice" He is a digni-
nd finished singer, and his numbers were
I'll received. Nothing but commentator
b heard of the company, and the concert
n suspicious beginning for the course.
Sled REINSTATEMENT. William B. Snow
81 rIy of Winterport, later of Belfast and
b resident of Maiden, Mass, has been an
ant for reinstatement as post office in
III. He had an excellent record as in
,2r when he resigned some years ago to
4elt more lucrative employment with Car
'p F. King of Boston, who was doing a
Es business as promoter and broker but
later was convicted OF dishonest practices
lied in prison. The Portland Press says:
very thorough investigation was made of
3 snow, when he applied recently for rein
i.ement in the postal service. Sen Johnson
Maine interested himself in Mr.. Shows |
half and the President was disposed to act |
yorably. The papers were referred to the |
stoftice department and it was Postmaster
neral Burleson's unfavorable recommended |
IN that blocked the reinstatement. The |
d ng was that Mr.. Snow had had no knowl- |
e Of the practices of King and had not been
'nnfied with them, further than to perform
own duty in the firm conscientiously and |
thout guilty knowledge. But the postmas-
general concluded that, even though
ows skirts were entirely clear, it was not
cd public policy to reinstate postal official
der such circumstances. There is much
sret here over the decision for Mr.. Snow
many very good friends in the public SER
e and the decision is regarded as working a
Tdship upon him.