The Republican journal., 1913-08-28

and merriest clubs They originally numbered
thirteen and their many good times are among
the pleasant reminders of the early girlhood
of the m embers Tea was served and covers
were laid for nine: Mrs Edward H. Dunbar of
Plymouth, Mass, Mrs. Georgia Wiley Wood
and Miss nnie L. Knowlton of Boston. Mrs.
Essie P. Garlic, Mrs. George A. Quimby, Mrs.
Phoebe D. Crawford, Mrs. George A. Gilchrest,
Misses Maude M. Milliken and Belle Mathews.
The latter was not member of the original
club.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE. teachers Insti-
tute, specially planned for the rural teachers
of Waldo county, will be held in the High
school building Belfast, Sept. End to 5th with
the following instructors: Miss Florence M
Hale, Rural School Management; Miss Matilda
B. Doland, Arithmetic; Mr.. N. L. Mower,
Music; Mr.. H. E. Congdon. Penmanshp; Miss
Lillian l. Lincoln, Reading; Prof. Arthur ].
Jones, History and Geography. Special Con-
ferences will be held during the week under
the direction of State Superintendent Payson
Smith. No expense to teachers except for
travel and board The first session will open
promptly at $50 O'Clock. Tuesday, September
1910. Tor ln1OfmdlloH IesdIulHR pOarO
write to Superintendent W B. Woodbury.. Bel
fast, Maine
| PooRs MILLS. Mrs. Powers wishes to thank
her many friends for the post card shower on
her 87th birthday. Mrs. Clements of Water
vile is visiting her sister, Ella Brown. Capt
o. A. Wade is at home for short time while
his barge is hauled up for repairs. >. Miss
t,ladve Royr5op fror Mass schuSattS
Anna Bowden, Mrs. Geneva Wentworth and
Maud johnson guests of Annabel Under
wood last Thursday Arthur Higgins little
son Clayton. four years DID, was hurt last
| week. cutting his face so that seven stitches
were taken. He is doing finely -. Mr. and
Mrs. Bunker of Howard, r. l., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Kemp from Massachusetts are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Richari Merriam. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Payson and Capt. and Mrs. 0. A.
Wade spent Sunday in Searsport III. F.
Sheldon and F. T. Wentw nth went to Rock
land and Thomaston last Tuesday.
WANTED FOR BURGLARY. Michael Phillips,
who is wanted in Caribou to answer to
charge of breaking and entering, was arrested
last Fridry by policemen Scott Gray and
Edgecomb as he was walking down the rail-
road track toward the station. He had been
in Belfast for several days ard the officers
, were looking for him. H. made no resistance
and walked peaceably to the Jail but when
: after talk with Caribou over the telephone,
it decided to place him in solitary confine-
ment he made determined effort to prevent
being locked up but was finally subdued and
landed in the cell. At midnight Saturday H.
H. Wayles, chief of police of Caribou arrived
by auto to take Phillips back to Aroostook
S Phillips, who vas sleeping soundy in his cell,
e was aroused and placed in the car, which
r started at once for Caribou, where Phillips is
wanted for stealing suit of clothes and
e money from one of the stores. His compan-
f ions, VINO were apprehended at the time of the
e break, were tried and sent to Thomaston. The
break occurred last fall and Phillips has been
8 at large ever since.
q MUNICIPAL COURT. Horace Rand of this CITY
: was before Judge knowlton last Thursday on
n two cases for single sale, on complaint of John
C. earning. The first sale for pint of
whiskey, and Rand was found guilty, and sem
. fenced to pay fine of $50 and costs, and to be
imprisoned in jail for 80 days. The second
W
y and Rand was sentenced to pay fine of 500
ard costs, and to be imprisoned in Jail for 60
days. He appealed in both cases, but was un-
able to furnish bonds, 5000 in each case, and
: went to jail. Monday forenoon Russell W ard
, was before Judge Knowlton charged with
: breaking and entering the store of Warren
d Ryan in East Belfast and taking money, cigars.
etc. He was found guilty and placed under
$500 bonds, with Levi Walker and George
Dunbar as suretles, to appear at the Septic nber
term of the S. j. court. Sumner Maddocks
1 of East Belfast was then tried for assault and
r battery on Ross Jackson of Belmont found
guilty, and gave bonds of $50 for his appear
ance at the September term of the S. J Court.
with Walter Dutch and Herbert Patterson as
sureties.
|, SUPER AT HILLCREsT. The rain of Tues.
day evening hardly welcomed by the Ten
I guests invited to supper at Hillcrest the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Seekns; but it did
not discourage them. Somewhat belated. but
IN excellent spirits, the party was comfortably
: slowed away on umbrella canoped buck
n board and the trip was successfully made.
b characteristic welcome awaited the wavfarsrs
2 and wraps We're soon disposed of and the
various packages unwrapped. their contents
experimenting the delicious baked beans.
brown bread and coffee already prepared by
the hostess The porch, costly scre ened in
!. formed an ideal dining room, where the COM
pany soon were seated at the daintly spread
table, The freight soon beckoned the ladies
inside, where they were later joined BY the
men, In time for few "stunts," performed to
; the delectation of the spectators. button
stringing contest was feature of the evening
Homecoming time came all too soon. not
however. before the "over-grown pickle" was
produced and much enjoyed. The rain had
siackened,a and though the darkness was ikened
as usual, to 1.-The inside of an infidel" the
q return trip was made in comfort and safety
, and the occasion was voted as successful as on.
joyable. 40 e"-
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