The Republican journal., 1914-06-11
The News Of Belfast.

Gaming Circle Of the Hospital Aid will
Ins IN Mrs. Giles G. Abbott next Monday
sue charles D. Hartman. one of the earliest
NJ o;tv milkmen. reported quite frost
Of , NJ, early Tuesday morning.
vs. Rlodgett, 80 Cedar street. sharpened,
a' "a ond set 80 lawn mowers last seasonl
'ss ~ to this time has had over 80.
I cbri slime Hall, who recently took pos
4nate course in the Neurological Hospital
g'u1 York. nurse at the Tapley hospital,
w. telegram Tuesday from Twin Lakes,
is'' n take case that comes under this
gecislty'
u Leahy of the Boston Opera Stars.
r;,l be at The Colonial June 18th. says
"''' .4+er to Manager Bray: 81 was talking
~ Mr.. Lakey, musician who lived for
WV +me in Belfast. He heard the company
''in' .tor few weeks ago, and declared that
ID p's "a make the biggest kind of success in
belfast
r.dies of the G. A. R. Circle will tender
.t;on to the Ladies of the Auxiliary to-
ai Friday, evening from 6.45 to 7.S0. All
P''' .-r;tad Ice cream and cake will be serv-
~ rho doors will be opened to the public at
s1 The entertainment that follows. The
~ ram will consist of singing, reading and
Wv sxercise by children. all appropriate to
rsg day
a., have received full and very interesting
of the June meeting Of the Waldo Coun-
u,,aran Association, but are obliged to de-
.;+s nublieation until next week, with much
~. natter bee ause of large amount of po-
~....l and other advertising matter. With the
issus we expect to clean up the accumu
,..,s matter, and give the usual space to our
unity correspondence.
urno COUNTY HOSPITAL CLUB. At meet
,.u held with Miss Maude B. Steward at q
cs,r- street last Monday evening. the Wal
:, rounty Hospital Club was organized, with
y, allowing officers: President, Miss Mar
I'll Keene Secretary, Mrs. Maine Hills;
T.,os,,rer Miss Maude B. Steward; member
H., ,,nn,ittee, Mrs E. A. Wilson, Mrs. Oscar
E N!ihhS' 't'.
Stevens MIS- '0NA
n.s5ar Mrs. George E. Klttredge, Miss Amy
sr,5dard. Mrs. Herbert Seekins, Mrs. Virgil
uon Other committees will be appointed
snd pans li'Aue ~, III, :.
so 0l 'le no'p,'A
held e'SiS
commencement is now on az 'he university
If Maine. The exercises OIL 'he graduating
class we're held MONDAY. Inc Bangor Daily
News says
Richard Crocker 81 bei1ast, gave .he CLASS
history "nien was a.; 49, odast Nov tba suner;or.
fy Of 1911 over any class that ever graduated,
he sad pun I'M wiz pue oana
,1;s amber have won their baseball M, six
ihsi football letter, hve their track letter, anu
tour nave o7eH VI ;ast ,,s;oaI oJ,h nan civ in
~. ". -ar1a+ir club three on the Judging teams,
and one man who has tried every course IN
college,
AGRADuATE OF THE MAINE SCHOOL FOR THE
DEAF. Ernest H. Wadlin. who was graduated
FROM the Maine School for the Deaf IN Portland
last week, came to his home IN Belmont to
spend the summer vacation with his grand
mother. He was very fortunate for he had
met his former schoolmate here who is now
working in the printing office Of The Republic
can Journal, Ernest Wadlin was one of the
printer boys" being employed in the printing
oHee Of his school. He was not satisfied with
49,. D., o,+or co,I.rda+ Colleoa in Washino-
IN n = :, +u,o Wong He is going hack TO
t5a s,bool in Portland next fall to take post
g-s4,,rs p urge IN order 70 fit for college.
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