The Republican journal., 1913-05-08

1OT the pOEtIAltS ana Sketches OF inc tHree
Palermo notwithstanding served CALAMITY
in the Civil War.
Dwight Kimball of Pittsfeld, who has been
employed in the Whiting creamery in this
city. went to Liberty Tuesday to take charge
of the new branch in that town.
A. K. Gardner, State Horticultural, will
give demonstration in trimming, spraying
| and grating in M. l. Stevens orchard, " est
Northport. today, Thursday, at o'clock p. m.
The regular weekly dance at Seaside Grange
Hall will be held, this. Thursday evening, with
music by Keyes' orchestra. The Wednesday
evening whist parties have been discontinued
for the season.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will
meet Wednesday, May 14th with Miss Ethel
Frost. Church street. They are planning a
dollar meeting for the last of June. Each lady
will earn dollar in some unusual way and tell
about it at this meeting.
Seaside Hose company, which had been dis
banded temporarily, has been recognized
with the same officers and is ready as of yore
volunteer company Seaside raised the money
and bought its hose cfrriage and has done
much work on the house it occupies. Every
body will be glad to know that it is on deck
again.
In Saturdays base ball games Bates defeat
ed U. of M. at Orono, to 2. and Bowdon won
from Colby at Waterville, to l. This was an
II innings game, and ten innings were played
before either team scored. The first two
games to be played in the Penobscot County
Interscholastic league took place Saturday
afternoon, when the H. c. l. won from Bangor,
High, to l. and M C. l. won from E. M C. S.
20 to l.
The Seaside Spiritual Society will hold one
service at Knowlton's hall Sunday, May 18th.
President Frank R. Strout will give messages
and Annie B. Carter will lecture and give mes
sage from flowers and ballots, pictures or seal
ed questions at 73O p. m. 1t will be Mothers
day. service The society will give public
ball in G. A. R. hall Thursday evening, May
18th. Ice cream and cake will be served
Sec'y.
PooR's MILLS The drama "Uncle Rube"
will be played at the hall Tuesday evening,
May 18th; if stormy the next evening. Ad
mission 10 cents, supper 10 cents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wood, who recently sold their
place have moved to Morrill, and Marley o.
Wilson who bought their farm is moving here
from Searsmont. Carl Cole came home last
week for a visit -. Severe colds are going
around; no one escaping. Mrs. 0. A. Wade
went to Hartford, Conn, last week to join her
husband on his barge -. Mr.. and Mrs j. A
Hartshorn, who recently sold their place in
Belmont, are stopping few days with their
daughter, Mrs Delbert Robertson. They will
occupy the Leland Young house in Waldo
gusta, of the State Board of Health, came to
Belfast Monday to notify the chairman of
the City Board of Health, DR.. E. A. Wilson,
that case of small pox had been discovered
in Waterville and its origin traced back to
Belfast. Franklin Warren of Searsmont, who
had been working for some time in Belfast.
contracted the disease here and went to Wa
terville, where the State Board was notified of
his condition and DR.. Young came Monday to
take precautionary meas ures in the matter. In
company with DR.. Wilson he located case in
the Gross family in East Belfast and at once
had the case guaranteed. DR.. Wilson is
authority for the statement that there have
been several cases which have been treated
without the assistance of physicians and with
out notifying the local board of health.
HELP THE BAND. Does Belfast appreciate
the Belfast Band? We think that question
would be answered spontaneously and practi-
cally unanimously. We do. That being true.
| we have few words that will be of interest
to our citizens Our band has reached point
where they must have two or three more men,
bers for the summer season, and these men
can be obtained if they can be given remunera-
tive employment in our city. They Will be
sober industrious, and their connection with
the band will not interfere with their labors,
as the band will only ask during the entire
season for approximately three half days and
one whole day, as large portion OF the band S
work in the city is in the shape of concerts
| which are given in the evening. Now the I'M
portant question is this: Who are there among
| our citizens who will furnish employment for
one or more of these men? If it is you, just
communicate with Mr.. J. Lee Patterson at
YOUR earliest convenience.