The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-18


s,dburgh Wilson, in N. Y. Sun.
psad & Hills have introduced sanitary indi-
.,,ol containers at their ice cream counter.
rn,. White Barker Tent, D. of ", will NEE
memorial Hall Wednesday evening, June
oath, at O'clock
No RAYMOND B. Dyer is clerking in the
Hattie Nj. Black store while Miss Black Is out
account of ill health
Mics Maude K Russell, who has fine gar
a, her Congress street home, had peas in
=, .,som the first of the week.
rbs "a mden Herald reports that nearly all
oo+tapes in that town that are for rent
IVA been engaged for the season.
,e-s Hannah Lowell is spending two weeks
prosnect and on her return will keep house
IN Houston Small at his home on Miller
street
Senator BurIeigh has presented petitions
4.or, citizens of Belfast and of many other
,.l.,as asking for national prohibition. They
10 70 ferred to the judiciary committee.
The Waldo County W. C. T. U. convention
III meet in Winterport June 26th. Acting
e..+e President Mrs. Althea G. Quimby of
18th Turner will be the principal speaker.
urs M. Fletcher ret urned recentlyfr ON
5-,- With her son, Edward H. Fletcher. at
.bs pumer Sanatorium in Union and reports
lin, realty improved and able to do light
Eora
.rba Adventures of Kathlyn," No. s. will
nc SHOWN at the Colonial theatre tonight,
Thursday. for one night only. special added
attraction next Saturday night will be solo
nv Mr.. Arthur WEIGH.
f. Verrill. who has completed his fifth
wear As principal of Lee Academy at Lee, is to
srccsed f. Z. Bragdon as principal OF E. NJ =.
Seminary at Bucksport. who has held the posi-
noa about ten years.
Charles U. Dickey, who for nearly 25 years
has been the agent at Northport of the Eastern
: : Co.. has resigned and has been succeeded
h. George Mahoney. Mr.. Dickey will continue
his trucking business.
Dr r. l.. Adams, wife and son Danford, ac-
,ompanied by Mr.and Mrs. Freeman of Clifton,
n. will go to Jonesport. Washington county.
Monday. June 22nd, by auto. DR.. Adams office.
viii be closed until June 29th.
The members of the W. C. T. U. are request
ed to return as soon as possible their flower
mission record cards to Mrs. J. G. Aborn, that
she may make her returns to the county
seetinp in Winterport next week.
A. H. Duffy of Boston is substituting at the
Western Union Telegraph Office during the
two weeks vacation of Miss Claribel Marsh.
Mr. Duffy will go from here to Bar Harbor,
where he has position for the summer.
The Hook and Ladder Co. and others of the
Belfast Fire Department numbering some Is
or more were entertained Sunday at the Wells
camp at Little River by Frederick G. Spinney
shore dinner with sports in the afternoon
were features of the day.
No one appeared at the public hearing at l
D. III. Monday to oppose the closing of Spring
street between Court and Church streets and
thus enlarge the school common. The matter
viii he brought before the city government at
ing called for that purpose.
VINE STREET IMPROVEMENTS. Mr.. Bennett
1as torn down an unsightly old carriage house
and graded up ound his house. 1t is report
ed ne will build tenement house later on.
The buildings of Adelphus Noyes are under
going renovation. Fred Smalley is giving
them a new coat of paint. new garage has
been built and it is a much improved place.
Mr. Noyes will offer it for sale later on. DR..
Sidelinger, will soon make some Improvements
on his place. All the buildings on the street
are owned by the people who occupy them
and are not mortgaged. 1t is prosperous
street
The TEA Room OPENED. The Belfast Tea
Room was opened last week in the club room
Of the Belfast Women's Club, Church street,
under the management of Mrs. Clarence E.
Mclntire and Mrs. Ada Larrabee Wildes. and
IN their capable hands is assured an excellent
business. They will cater to automobile parties.
private luncheon parties and to customers
coming singly or in numbers. The room will
be open daily from 10 a. m. to p. m.
and from noon to 6 p. m, Sunday. In adj
dltlon to the regular luncheons there will be
afternoon tea and ice cream will be sold
orders will be taken for berad, doughnuts,
cookies ETC., to be taken home.
You have noticed that the Pearl Brook and