The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-12-17

regular meeting OF the Hospital CLUB last
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Elms went to Lewis
ton Monday to attend the State Grange as
representatives. of Equity Grange.
four room tenement. 10 Spring street,
with flush closet, set tubs, city water, ETC.. to
let. Apply to A. E. Hutchins, Miller street,
The County Commissioner Court is in ses-
! sion and will continue for the remaining days
in the year to attend to regular routine BUSH
ness.
Mary Pickford in the Eagles Mate. five
reel picture made by the Famous Players Film
| Co., will be the attraction at the Colonial to-
night Thursday.
George M. Gray has rented the cottage he
recently built near his own at the foot of Har-
Dor street to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon T. Shute. who
will move in as soon as some minor details are
completed.
ONE WONDERFUL NIGHT. A picture in four
reels featuring Francis x. Bushman, the win
ner of the Ladies' World hero contest. will pc
SHOW at the Colonial Theater next Monday.
Dec 21st, for one night only.
There will be special rehearsal of the
carols to be sung at the municipal Christmas
tree at the band hall, this, Thursday. evening
at o'clock. All who intend to sing are ear
nestly requested to be present,
Mrs. Annie NJ Frost has received notice Of
her enrolment at Washington, D. c., as
member of the Daughters of the American
Revolution. Her great, great grandfather
Prince Johonnett served in the battle OF
Bunker Hill.
Miss Annie " Field was hostess Tuesday
afternoon for the Pioneer Auction Club. Re.
freshments were served and the afternoon
was very enjoyable. Miss Field has been
substitute for many years and was recently
elected to membership.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the Il.
A. R., will have lunch and program at ther
meeting next Tuesday afternoon. to which the
Post is invited. An invitation has been re-
ceiyed hy them from the Post to join with
them for joint installation the first Tuesday
in January.
Adiutant General Greenaw of the Maine
State Militia has issued orders to DR.. Crane!
Haney of Portland, formerly of this city, au-
thorizing him to organize new company OF
State militia. DR.. Haney at present holds a
l;eutenant's commission in the First Company
of Portland.
The Belfast Women's Club is now open daily
from 1920 a. m. to p. m. with display OF
han
embroidery etc, for sale. Doughnuts and
coffee will be served and a cordial invitation
is extended to the public to visit the shop.
Mrs. William NJ Randall has charge of the
sale.
At the December term of the Waldo County
Probate Court, Judge James Libby of Unity
presiding, Messrs. Alfred johnson and Herbert
s. Morey were appointed guardians of Nathan
F. Houston, insane, at present IN the hospieai
in Bangor. No wills were presented for pro-
hate at this term, something unknown to the
past two registers at least.
Mrs E. Taber Fox of Sargentvile was in
this city last week calling on friends and look
mo after business matters. Mrs. Fox said she
-
inc in order to take the steamer from Brooks
vile to do her trading in Belfast Inc loss OF
tho steamer fremont from the route into the
"Reach" is keenly felt by the residents there.
The winter schedule of the Vinalhaven q
Rocklapd Steamboat Co. went into effect Dec.
11th. On the Vinalhaven line the steamer
Gov. Bodwell leaves Tillson wharf, Rockland,
at 1.SO. M Mondays, and p. m. the other
week days; returning from Vinalhaven at a.
M On the Stonington 4 Swans Island line
+be steamer Vinalhaven leaves Tillson wharf
aa;,v at 30 D. m; returning from Swans
Island at 5 45 a. m. Until further notice she
will land at Isle au Haul Tuesdays and FIJI
days,
WoMANs VOTE Elk Sheriff Joseph Little
field of Brooks, who is visiting his son, County
Attorney Eben F. Ltteheld, handed journal
reporter sample of the ballot used IN Call
fornia in the recent election, sent him by MS
sister. Mrs. Helen Littlefield Rackliff OF Hoily'
wood former Belfast woman. 1t Is marked
s she voted and it did not seem to disturb her
hratber that she had voted for majority OIL
40 Republican candidates, including tne gov
AMOR She also marked a cross opposite lne
name of Frank S Forbes, a candidate Tor Jus
n tiee Of the peace of Los Angeles Township.
Mr.. Forbes was a Brooks, Maine; boy ana and
friend of Mrs. Raekff in nef NAME thst "U MIS-
enT.ne voted on every one of the As qqes-
TONS submitted, and no DOUBT Voteo uhue :I
s stane which probably could not be said
of majority of the voters.
.TuRFE CROW BRAND Guaranteed Ao-
,...ai., pnre CREAM TARTAR Is now selling
soiu.eiS -. Gov q d Ih package."