The Republican journal., 1913-06-12
The News of Belfast.

bF j. sweet as she is fair,
n' mole her beauty has
',-.aesly reminlscent air!
.oer memory carries back
sa' .-l to d Us of yore;
Vi Wien, but you are sure
hat fair, sweet face before.
s,o anen. You think and think.
" memories come and go;
zach moment, as you look,
''@ .rss more familiar grow.
'T .,s.r.g. the riddles solved,
~ ,y tx the day and date;
,5s- this years fair June bride
u cars sweet girl graduate!
-Somerville Journal.
-o,,.5 to earn the compositors trade.
The Journal Office.
sanity commissioners were in session
f,r General routine work.
.,.r,rr Anna Belle had so passengers
.,.ar.ion to Bangor last Sunday.
r..- jones sofa foro touring cars last
ia, To C. E. Stevens and G. P. Norton
dtar
... Collins is driving new horse. The
+. has had for 20 years is now 80 years old
~. Collins will have him chloroformed
,,sr roper burial.
,, 4 Arthur of Cambridge, Mass, whose
.s.- Belmont were burned last week,
nd, rebuild but will sell the place and
hume in Massachusetts,.
,-....b.. reward will be paid for the return
..l.,s rorse, weight LOCO lbs, which wan
..,r Belfast June 10th, and was traced
,,.-.a4 He mad on halter. Notify Scott
F Ga Belfast
RI. s.fast trucking Company has taken
,.r. GO haul 175 tons of marble from
qs, station to Northport for Ira M
-. 7s. marble is to be used in the con-
i. If o. summer home.
-..-..g.s a, quorum Friday at the meeting
s.. .-,-.s.- Of Waldo County Agricultural
several matters of Importance were
4 rr mttees, who will report at
-.... aorow Friday, evening.
&c. 1ls Of East Northport, who takes
raising chickens, met with
..... sst Thursday. The oil lamp in.
.roeder exploded and killed IS
..s. lew lays old. She has about
r.zrats the loss of the SIS.
-s.. who went to Watervile last
-..-s. lend the Ringing Brothers cir
Fred G. Spinney, Miss Edna
end Mrs Austin j. Fernald, Mir.
}ralman, Miss Arvilla Daggett,
r. land Warren Fahy
T..a. .4o.- off the shore of the Duplex
,a- l-,ng Go. plant have been moved,
nsr r. ,5- driver and the other by the
.- VI ymoy, Capt. S. c. Rich. They
~. le out that they interfered with
assnsr. a4Q,ug at the pier of the French
mt Ian. fisheries Co.
u 44ala ,amping trip of the Knights of
g1e 4r-al-, C,4stle North, will be held at Lib
nJ oa ,he saores of Georges pond. the week
b.lylas the close of the public schools, June
yH Rev David L. Wilson as usual will &C.
ang4ag fe ads. They will live in tents for
Il. s-sa Gs1, swim and thoroughly enjoy the
at-..loo hfe.
A91E8rsED LETTERS. The following let
a: renamed uncalled for in the Belfast post
af,r 10y the week ending June 10th: Ladies'
An Nellie E}well, Mrs. Flossie Jefferson, Mrs.
E.t Randall Gentlemen-Anson C. Barton,
aiyey d Gray, A. Wilson Lame, Victor +.
2++l ! Strout, Mr.. R. Thomas, Fred E.
Wing 2Ietters.)
Hiss Eeaa birmingham, one of the Belfast
1lss who is to be married June 18th to
George toward Dobson of Pittsfield, was given
s.lel mower at her home last Thursday night
b Is G Der rrl friends, who took her by sur
aAs saa presented her with many handsome
bis len- A pleasant evening was spent
Ta game and dancing and refreshments
's-s servas
alVusl COURT. Judge knowlton tried
'' assault cases asst Monday morning, due to
~n-2o nocze. circus day. Harry Way was
Presto lr q warrant sworn out by his f4ther-
4AS Antoine Phillips, who received several
a''ss 7e head and face and cuts which re-
s-Fe' te servces of a physician. Way
ef'led galty and was fined SIS, which he paid
'-o 7as discharged. The other case was that
ffa1h Little, who became quarrelsome
''naay and attempted to fight several persons.
De 8ss arrested on complaint of police officer
Mason Little pleaded guilty and was fined
w Which be paid and was discharged.
q BAKERY OPENING. The "Hogan Bakery"
ii Nan street Edward Hogan proprietor, had
d opening iast Saturday. Mr.. Hogan sue
''F's a. + Riggs, one of the oldest bakers in
1' state, and has an established business
'''' ne hopes 10 increase. From a. m. to 9
Fl' The pubic were invited to call and in
~s''' a0o sample the stock, and many did SO.
''s wnoov had fine display of home cook
% 'y MS sister Mrs. Minnie Smalley noted
~ cake amt pastry cook, and of the regular
''5.' goods The front shop was made at
''''' with plants and cut flowers, and here
= u0Ran received his callers. Mrs. Ross |.
,'''''0os and Miss Julia Leary assisted Mr.
.. ,.s'p ana Mrs. Smalley in serving fruit punch
n samples Of home and bakery cooking.
Pe''ag was success in every respect.
Inn siSlFrr WHIST PARTIES. The military
Al. Psr'i June 9Th at the home of Mr.. and
=. 'es K Coombs, Northport avenue,
ast If series of four given as
'ns Home for Aged Women and was
WY 81 'ae most successful ever given in this
,.. Az $50 P. m. supper was served at "a