The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-05-07
The News of Belfast
, thor Day, May 18TH

Arpoi
rss eurfew beginning May lst' rings at .
,:.s Geneva Cummings of Corinth is teach
MIS- tbe Brainard school. Northport. The
"e term began Monday.
u;cb school students observed Cleanup
III, -. Cleaning and busting the class rooms,
ps .+ing up fresh curtains, etc.
ia Brown is building an eight-room
Nth bath, of colonial style. on the west
NOUS .lto street. 1t will be for rent.
f,orth and fifth reels in the great series
adventures of Kathlyn. running at the
;.l theater, will be shown tonight, Thurs
Adv for one night only.
H Fernald had post card shower during
illness from the editorial staff and
nS If The Journal. and others. for which
she's to express his thanks.
nv. are frequent enquiries as to when the
the Belfast & Moosehead Lake R. r.
Maine Central expires. The date given
.0nort of the Railroad Commissioners is
May 10, 1871
,sxt meeting of the Chautauqua Circle
,,l. with Mrs F. H. Mayo, 80 Northport
,s Monday afternoon. May 18th. The
will be from chapter six of the Z. l.. ..
t,o2 The Meaning of Evolution" Roll
IN laurent Events"
,,...ic Farnham in The Squaw Man comes to
ooars House next Monday and Tuesday.
-, clifford feeling that his patrons must
,.th. best in Movies. no one will stay away
-.,.- Of the slight advance in price for noor
400 seats in the gallery for 10 cts, 45o
a., ,,s floor at 20 cts. Two shows,at I and e''o.
r.- several DAYS previous good work had
,. 4,oa m the streets with the scraper, and
IN removing loose stones, paper ana o.hef
.,bblsb. but Cleanup or Fire Prevention Day
,o+ as generally observed by individuals
shonld have been. In addition to the
l,,s-7ars proclamation and newspaper no
49, .,1ief Engineer Shute of the fire depart
and CITY Marshal Edgecomb personally
.,4. many where such work was neeoeo
..tb, ou5Hc good but without effect.
2o,s's MILLS. Mrs. Elsie Banks remains
ho,- tf= same . Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund VIII
.,o,,zlted Mr.. and Mrs. M. O. Wilson this
rses Mrs E. D. Colby. Mrs. Julia McKeen
ami Mrs. Nellie Blazo were guests of Annaoei
,-,ssrtooi last week. Charles Thurston
and family are moving to the city, where they
have A rent %. Harry Carter has employment
-7 lae sar1ine factory Samuel Miller OF
u,r-yjIis IS spending the week with his niece,
I'D Monroe
r,ie out last week for the first time in long
ro,s Dora and Marion Brown spent last
Sunday with their mother.
Mss Lillian Dexter gave most enjoyable
-,,,r9g party last Friday at her home on the
ALVIN shore. in honor of Miss Thelma Hamm
,rs Alfred Vera who with Mrs. H. H. Hamm
,f Nelr5se, Mass, had been occupying the
lgrAover cottage for the preceding week.
dancing was enjoyed the porch, which is
enclosed and heated, and music was furnished
nv the Young ladies in turn at the piano il the
living room adjoining. The guests were Misses
5eneya Stephenson, Doris Clifford, Edna Cur
-s Grace Mitchell, Helen Kittredge, Vaughan
HAYES Stureis Dexter, Donald Shute and Will
nam psndleton Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dexter,
parents Of the young hostess, and Mrs. Hamm,
also took part in the dancing. At intermission
ice cream, and cake were served. Mrs. Hamm,
Miss Hamrn and Mr., Viera left for Boston by
boat saturday afternoon.
MAINE AT THE FRONT, AS USUAL. Among
he Bsfasters in Mexican waters not prevl-
ously mentioned is Lieut.. Commander VIM V.
Pratt. VINO had been at the Pensacola Navy
}arc but is now on the Birmingham the flag
ship If the torpedo boat destroyers in Mexican
waters Roy Whitney of this city has been IN
tie navy for ONE time and at present is said
gota an engineer on the battieship North Da-
Euta There are BOG Maine born enlisted men
IN The navy at thi; time and 2e2 who enlisted
IN this State, which they claim as their place
Of residence, but who were born elsewhere.
Maine-born men to the number of 40 are COM
missi.red officers in the navy, and 80 appoint
Sd from this State were born elsewhere. The
records of the war department do not show
either commissioned or enlisted men from
different States, but we know that there are
many in the army from Maine.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Miss Olive Gushee of
Appleton. who was operated upon May End, is
making good recovery -. Fra Ak Monroe OF
Searsport entered the hospital May 3rd for |
medical treatment. -. Mrs. David Gilman of
Liberty, who has been hospital patient, is the
guest of Miss Lou Mason for few days be-
fore returning to her home. DIR. A. D. RAM |
say of Montville was receiving special treat
nent at the hospital last week. Miss Josie
hnowlton of Unity arrived Monday to enter
The training school. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pendeton. who have been matron and care
'aker at the Waldo County Hospital for sever
a'years, left last week for their home at Lin
eeoinville and their places have been taken by
Mf and Mrs. John L. Carter of Hermon. -.
MISS Gayle Ryder of Islesboro, who has been ;
employed at the hospital since her graduation
n March, has gone to her home for an extend
Cd rest Miss Marshall and Miss Madsen, !
VINO had been guests at the hospital returned
Lewiston Saturday -. The Ladies' Hospital
a aid met at the hospital Monday afternoon and
1'o sewing for the institution. They will
meet there again next Monday.
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