The Republican journal., 1914-07-02
The News Of Belfast.

panss evening with music by McKeen's
i Mrs. B. o. Norton. with Mr.. and Mrs
MI owen as guests. motored to Bangor
VpAi, and upon their return were accompan-
SUM- w., Miss Marguerite Owen, who had been
leu i,g the week there.
r,,l, meeting of the Waldo County Vet
.,ociation will be held today. July End
,nt.,ssnt. at Northern Light Grange hall in
F' ,-oort. Should the day be stormy the
VIZ uil be held on the Sd, or the first fair
day
.-...s who saw the motor cycles pass through
..:...r, last Friday in the race from Bangor
.5I,nd and return will be interested to
.t the winner was William Dugan, Jr.,
..+ HI, ne arrest competitor one hour and
+,s FOUND trip in hours and 4S min
utes.
,.,,ss If the inclement weather Tuesday
.-ioe only about dozen of the Universal
s,,3ay school went on the excursion to
..-.. ,r the steamer Golden Rod. Arrange
U.il be made later for a trip for those
-srisined at home.
a.. +. Wilson marketed peas from his
.-4sr it Ittle River the first of this week.
..r he had them in the market June
49,. s.8 he IS never as late as the 4th of July,
-:,. S he mark of many gardeners. He has
.-..-fss green stuff" well advanced
will ho
..o5 Temple Heights next Saturday even
me t4viion, with music by McKeen's
A.,a The Maine Transportation Com
-i.. rtr their car to the dances each Sat-
....lg =, leaving the Windsor Hotel at 8
oc1
,-..e-- LID LETTERS. The following letters
.-...-. .ncaed for in the Belfast post Of
s. 7e week ending June 80: Ladies'
r.. Hs Lampher, Mrs. Mary Merrithew.
-.rts-. neodore Curtis, f. l.. Dunton,
a.. I..I Mr. A. {. Larrabee, Mr.. l.. B.
f,rss- su-euce B. Lopker, Michael McQuade,
~ y -ury Pub, Co.
AIRS S.us Merrithew, press correspondent,
.s... .r. asst meeting OF Thomas H. Marshall
-..,. .t-e= of the G. A. R., report of the
u.s-. .. .egation's visit to Lewiston to attend
...-.t. sleampments. They evidently had
.-.. -.-.s. and the report was much enjoyed
hi +,,s 3, DO heard it but is rather too person
.t teahon.
-. 0a- needed rain, hut there is some
.rs- much Of good thing A thunder
aria agHrru. storm last Monday morning was
4sa.+-i /. . u heavy down pour and it rained at
intervals I'll day and continued Tuesday.
Wan a.4thar is now needed to ensure good
,-.r. ray and corn-without it, both must
ts.5-al.s sfected
The y- ing serial stories, "The Perils of
P.ns 3ud The Adventures of Kathlvn,"
rauaacl the Colonial, are pl owing very inter-
ss--- ,utares and drawing large audiences.
Tbsr.>t lumber in 1.-The Perils Of Pauline" will
gasa.ro asAl Monday and Tuesday, and No. 6
milne Adventures of Kathlyn" series will be
.aoei Iht, Thursday.
E. n --uner opened his picture show in a
as t-at on the South Shore, Northport, last
N.4I-aF NlbAL. ILdst sSdSoii lie udu ~ vi Tie
NORTH Shore, Just above the entrance to the
asuuErJlni, but the present location is more
.gagao =nt from all parts of the grounds.
lav Tie best pictures will be shown, the seats
are m rtable, and there will be good music
1ae Belfast Band gave the first open air
CONCERT # the season from the stand on the
school common last Friday evening. There
Va. F. gery large audience and an excellent
program finely rendered and literally ap-
plaudei. he selection in which the band
boys sang was encored and continued applause
followed IS repetition. If the owners of cars
would refrain from cranking them during the
selections they would confer favor on the
pubic
The Name transportation Company began
tie ops.auon of their cars between this city
sai Rock and last Monday morning. They
aere delayed somewhat by awaiting the ar
ngai W new cars. The cars leave this city
from The " Windsor Hotel at a. m. and .. m.
and leave ckiand at 10 a. m, and D. M, ar
0y1s tf tbIs city about IL NJ, and o. m.
Eugene swkesbury of Exeter, who drove a
sn9r. a'n- last season, will be the chauffeur
On this lle this season.
iHf seAooL COMMITTEE. At the June meet
ing OF me school committee last Monday even
lug, it Was voted to discontinue the Head of
's Il4e school which has an average attend
'Ac5 81 about seven, and transport the pupils
10 he tfy point school: also to raise the salary
" A's lipha Clements from $3.50 to $11 per
week *hlIe she has the Head of the Tide pu-
p5 Il was decided not to take tuition pupils
o. ,ae Litypoint school under these conditions.
n .feNticn was received from residents of the
. .as district asking that the pay of the
t Soeo Mss Phoebe Cross, be raised from
tS S9o to 81 per week, as she had been offered
rae an a"1f out of the city. The petition was
s sa For like reason it was voted to
t sSg ~ tae salary of C. W Proctor, Principal of
N's nigh school, 500 per year.