The Republican journal., 1913-08-28
All.members of A. E. Clark Sons of Veterans
are requested to be present next Monday even.
ing. A banquet will be served.

|, The Bangor Railway & Electric Co. put on a
crew last week to build the mile of track from
Hampden toward Winterport, and it is ex-
pected that this work will be completed in
!, about four weeks.
The August 23d number of Maine Rural Life
has an illustration of typical tres in the
apple orchard of A. L. Blasdell, West Winter
port whose trees are said by Virginia expert
to be in the best condition of any seen in
Maine.
Ten boys from Camp Winnecook, Unity,
tramped to Camden last week, were guests
over night at the Bay View House, and left on
the morning boat for Belfast en- route for
Unity. They were pretty tired after their
tramp.
The league game between the Easterns and
Belfast. scheduled for last Saturday on the
Congress street grounds, was necessarily can
celed account of the rain. 1t was great
disappointment to many as exciting game
was anticipated.
The fire on Vinalhaven last week threat ened
the town at first but shift of wind saved the
houses, though good deal of nice cumberland
was burned over. The fire was mostly on lots
owned by Walls Fairfield Calderwood and
G G Webster
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Black of East Belfast
announce the coming marriage of their daugh-
tiers, Rena Isabel to James France Cooper of
Brookline, and Bessie Louise to William
George Russell of Chestnut Hill, Mass The
double wedding will take place at their home
Saturday, Sept. 9th.
VETERANS MEETING. The Waldo County
Veteran association will meet on the Vaughan
shore in East Belfast, Sept. 4th. If stormy,
the next fair day. AS this is out doors
meeting we must have clear day. There
will be picnic dinner. Bring your drinking
cups coffee will be furnished. Come and have
good time.-Secy.
party consisting of Mr.. Stevens of Hart
ford. Conn, Miss Calhoun of New York City,
Miss O'Brien of Washington, d. G., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gay of Cavendish, Vt, accompanied Capt
E. H. Colby on fishing trip, Tuesday. After
fishing one hour they found they had cod,
one weighing 20 pounds, p pollock, haddock,
making total of 252 pounds, besides several
smaller fsh.-Deer Isle Messenger
A Democratic rally will be held in Belfast
lllS evening Win SpGdhillS ny Ilol. ~ a. NhS
Gllicuddy of Lewiston, Hon. Obadiah Gardner
of Rockland and Hon. W. r. Pattangall of
Waterville, who have been making Belfast
their headquarters for the past few days while
holding rallies in the surrounding towns. Fri
day night they spoke in Lincolnville and Sat
urday night in Liberty.
The last Legislature passed act, which will
be operative Sept. LIST, which aholishes all of
the december terms of the supreme judicial
courts in the State and changes number of
the terms and new assignment has been
made up by Chief Justice Albert r. Savage of
Auburn fol the remainder of the year Assoc
late Justice George F. Haley of Sac will hold
court in Belfast the first Tuesday in October.
The program of popular airs announced for
the band concert on schoolhouse common last
Friday evening, attracted large and appre-
ciative audience, and the concert was most
enjoyable one. Charles F. Hammons was the
sooist. After the concert the band marched
to Phoenix Row and gave a selection in front
of the Colonial Theater, and then were guests
of the managem ent at the evening picture
show.
City Marshal M, R. Knowlton went to Port
land Monday morning with deserter of the
United States Army, Thrum Cowart of Spar
tanburg, S. c., WHO in company with Bar
Harbor man had come from Fort Strong. Bos
ton Harbor, to Portland thence to Rock land and
finally to Belfast, where he applied Friday to
the police for lodging. In response to tele-
gram to the officials at Fort Strong an order
came to arrest him.
Mrs. w. K. Howard entertained the mem
bers of the North church auxiliary Aug. goth,
at her cottage the Atheneum, at the Battery.
The afternoon was spent in sewing on the
spacious veranda, at o'clock picnic supper
was served, and in the evening the chapter of
Chinas New Day, relating to the Medical Mis-
sions in China, was discussed. This book by
DR.. Isaac Headland former Congreg ltlonsi
missionary, has been studied during the past
year by the society and found to be very inter
esting.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast post office
for the week ending Aug. Goth. Ladies-Mrs.
E. w Barr, Miss Helen Dougherty, Miss Ella
Hatch, Mrs. Lddie Jackson Mrs. B. c. Kemp,
Miss Mildred Knight, Mrs John Mitchell, Mrs.
J. P. Moore, Mrs Minnie O'Brien, Mrs. F. D.
Prescott, Miss Evelyn Seekins, Mrs. Lucy
Smith, Mrs J. A. Wheeler Gentlemen
Parker Aldus, John Cunningham. John B.
Diffin, William S. Kelley, The Normandy Rus
sell Shoe Co., Fred Thompson, Roscoe c.
Witham.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe of Chicago gave
dinner at their summer home, Bohemia, North
port, Aug, goth in honor of the birthday of the
hostess. Covers were laid for the following:
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Busby, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Hoffman, Miss Graan, Chicago; Mrs.
Baker, Miss Dorothy Franck, Brooklne; Mr..
and Mrs. Austin W. Heating, Miss Cara Keat-
ing, Miss Marion Head, Belfast, and Miss
Louise Head, Lexington. A tennis tourna-
ment in the afternoon resulted in prizes being
awarded to Miss Heating, and Mr.. Hoffman,
who received a Pickard china salad bowl and
fountain pen respectively. Saturday after
noon the same guests had bowling match
FARMERS INSTITUTE IN NORTH SEARS PORT.
The Department of Agriculture will hold a
Farmers Institute in the hall of Granite