The Republican journal., 1914-06-11

( Ne John Simpson Of No. No. g - -
] - cottage 1t Temple Heisns ZOE 'he sola-
! mer season.
l,,r-.a !; soioney viii entertain the Fire De-
49, :. .hs Wells cottage. Little River.
next Sunday.
- r sheldon has recovered sufiiciently
-. recsnt illness to open her millinery
u tho stickney block on Church street.
m;,. prth NJ Coombs entered the employ
| If Read & Hill at the City Drug o.ole "on-
dav and will preside at the soda fountain.
An, w.hher has rented the store at Temple
| ua;,hts for the summer season through tne
| agency Of Orrin>t. Dickey, and wall open II
this week.
| u.The Board of Registration IS IN session 70
revise the voting lists for the Primary eiec'ion
lime 18th. and will continue the sessions until
5 p. M, Friday.
| Miss Claribel Marsh. chief operator AZ tne
| Western Union Telegraph ofice.ls taxing Two
| weeks, vacation. Miss Elgee OF Bangor Is BUD
| tituting for her.
Walter A. Decrow has sold his interest IN
! tho Belfast Printing Co. to his partner, George
| w smith. who will continue the business.
NJ. nao-ou will take much needed rest.
The W C. 7. U. will meet tomorrow. Friday,
| afternoon with Mrs. Annie Mae Frost, Cedar
atreet The subject will be The Flower Mis-
| so. .nd tbere will also be parliamentary
drill.
| J1ron invitation of the Chamber of Com
| marco the annual meeting of the Farmers
Union of Maine will be held in Bangor on Tues
day. June 80, when delegates will be present
from the so unions throughout the State.
The committee having the Fourth of July
celebration at Unity in charge, have engaged
Orrin ]. Dickery to assist in the program and
asst as marshal of the street parade. Special
rates will apply on the trains from this city.
During 1918 the largest amount OF insurance
maid out on the life of a single individual, ac-
cord;ne to the Insurance Press, was SCI. 426
maid on the life of Frank W. Cox of Portland
The total amount paid out in Belfast was
s17,25o.
Mrs. Sarah E Stewart, So years Of age. has
held an uninterrupted membership for u
wears with the Belfast Methodist Sunday
school and is now one of its most interested at
PENDANTS. One year of her early life was spent
in Palermo.
The Barracks, the Dunton summer home at
The Battery, is undergoing many improve
ments, including a bath room. Mr.. and Mrs
John R. Dunton and Miss Margaret A. Dunton
will move down for the summer as soon as the
repairs are completed.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
ters remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
Office for the week ending June 9Th. Ladies'
Mrs, Elvin Hanson, May l.. Hanson, Miss Car
RE l. Sherman, Helen K. O'Meara. Gentlemen
Charlie Carl, E. F. Sanborn, Franklin Went
worth.
| The Boston Globe announced last week the
| names of the winners of prizes in its last
'.book lovers picture game" In all, the Globe
distributed 10000 in prizes. The big one,
s.. 900, was awarded to Miss Alice M. Parnell
of Charlestown, Mass. There were nine 9th er
nrizes from 500 to $500. about 100 at $40
each, and the other winners, long list. got
81 90 each. Mrs. Louise Royal of this city won
IS prize.
FOURTH CLASS PosTMAsTERs. Competitive
examinations for fourth class postmasters in
Maine will be held during July. The examine
alton in Belfast will be held July 18th. From
these examinations the position of postmaster
IN the following Waldo county postoffices are
to be filled: Burnham, Dark Harbor, Frankfort,
Islesboro, Liberty, Lincolnville, Lincolville
Center, Monroe. Morrill, North Islesooro'
Northport, Palermo, Searsmont, Troy and
Unity,