The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-09-10
The News of Belfast.

-,a;earsalist Ladies Circle will meet
Ins .,3.y afternoon with Mrs. Fred Rack
Sfs High street.
'''' -+n he a dance Saturday evening.
Inc ,9,, at Silver Harvest Grange hall, with
s sa.i, by ucNseos orchestra
81. f. RANGES Abbott is assisting IN the
a' The .1perintendent of schools during
s s4' o,snlae oil the school year.
.:,, schools began the first term of the
i'' ,'..isys. Of 8th, deferred from Monday
!'' e.. sb5r Day, legal holiday.
....,,stts. who had been employed IN
i''',. .-.,-- # Windsor Hotel during the
...,, returned to school this week.
o. sqlter and Vaughan Hayes of this
"..i g. "hike" to Bangor during the
N9 h.. F.stsrp Maine State Fair, making
".+- BIth ways on foot and having an Ideal
nans
s,,gr,.e party was given Mrs. H. s. Cur
r,3a. evening" Sept 4th, in honor OF her
60 which was Saturday. About 20
a'-l .-.-s present. Ice cream, cake. fruit
ais1ay were served.
| u,. ..5.,.., ,,rcie of the Woman's Hospital
,.,-.a meet with Mrs. James Mckeen at 2
,,.-is. Sep 18th. There will be
i.., meeting for business and full at
,,,i.5,- Is =,rnestly requested.
4. .ci Mrs. Harry l. Kilgore are now &C.
.,,-,.s a8artments in the McClintock block'
n.y., .,-.s. where DR.. Kilgore has opened an
a. s., General practice. For about year
...s.s, -oeaged in practice in Thorndike.
r,, rsr,asn Yacht Building Co. are erecting
t.s5-T,.st the head of the harbor to mouse
ssY-g-'l7,g-r YACHT. o1ned by ii. ii. Wlnosor
H. inter months.-Camden Herald.
n. -rr- the Yacht during the summer
nmds
~. gs.f,zt Fuel & Hay Co. have opened
,.r5 i,.rtshed and finished Offices in the
,ntrs-, end Of their building on Front street
and tsn..9.d there the past week. The ofhces
sra most e5uvenient and very much of an I'M
r@eme7. over the old.
Miss >aierson, superintendent OF nurses ~
d, Vac. county hospital, returned sept. "a
ham ,a,rtrs leave of absence, during which
rs she Visited her home in Central Maine.
| yr iscelvn. assistant superintendent, had
arge during Miss Sandersons absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus T. Hubbard have SOLD
tie residence on High street, for many
yesE the Wooster Parker home, and later tne
property 5f Wm. H. Mcintosh, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jsns: Read=l who will occupy it. Mr.. and
Nn Hubbard will move to their house on
Upper High street, which is undergoing ex-
tasgs repairs and improvements.
AasRrsFp LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast postohce
ia The week ending Sept. 9Th: Ladies-Mrs.
Nay tacs Bernice Laid, Miss Mary Patter-
N1. lieut.emen-Mr. R. F. Crospee, Stanley
D1g, Zee Edwards, Capt. Arthur D. Francis
lawrence Grotten, E. E, Parker, Joseph Will
Iaas William White.
lAs September term of the Supreme judi
Ga court viii convene in Belfast Sept. 22nd,
Ildge George E. Bird presiding. There are
Ngsrs important cases continued from the
Etielm or the court docket, and among those
to 90 before the grand jury for the criminal
lNset age the tarring case in Monroe and the
lscent murder in Burnham. A new grand jury
Sl De drawn for the coming year.
Inc journal has received copy of new
long, We're the Same Old Chums We Were in
Jays Of Yore,' words and music by VIM. Grant
Books Of Saco, and dedicated TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur F. Miiliken of that city. The musical
EDITOR is on a vacation but the political editor
4ads the words, which commemorate 5Oth
'saai1g anniversary. very pleasing and has no
'OO' but that the melody fits the words.
About one hundred attended the Baptist
sunday school excursion on steamer Anna
D'''3 last Monday, to Warren's Landing, Isles
'"0' which is an IDEAL spot for general pic
4' = clam bake. ball game and other
'f"" were greatly enjoyed. The heavy
'''SsTs late in the afternoon, accom-
Y'Hsa by thunder and lightning. some-
,''' dampened the enthusiasm and alarmed
lie uuid
Al meeting of the Belfast Woman's Club |
]@uay afternoon L-iss Essie P. earle was
"''Fl delegate to the State Federation
''''ng N Presque Isle and Miss Alice Kuowl- |
y u camden was elected to membership, !
- ~ l4de B. Holmes resigned as chairman of
Af's and Crafts department and Mrs. !!
4'' Hartman was elected to fill the va
'y 1t was voted to have the program Of |
3. "aG'ng Department printed for distribu-
sau 10 order some club stationery.