The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
The News of Belfast.

,tv.fye pound salmon was caught
"A Wv in the Elmer Mason weir at the mouth
n1 coose river, East Belfast
,..,sv T. Godfrey and W. H. Dickey have
- engaged by Amos A. Coicord to run MS
,nblic autos this season.
~, q E. Frost has presented $26 to the Fire
NJ. mont in acknowledgement of their effi-
p 'spt services in the fire. May Sth' AZ ma'n'
avs Bros MILL
z.0 will be dance at Silver Harvest
hall Waldo, tomorrow. Friday even
and dances will be held there every FIJI
-ls oyeuing during the summer.
,.u. n Knowlton, who recently went to
,-.,t,r to take position in telephone ONCE
W. hore that she likes there very much
her health is much better than it was
when in Belfast
.,p;orser Cottage" at Temple Heights. once
81. ,,,de of the late John Stewart OF Belfast
'I H.. on taken down by its Lncolnville owners.
,s az deeaved as to be menace to travel.
:. nos sold at one time for $500.
Another Belfast boy has "gone to the 'front.'
1A. new battleship Texas sailed MONDAY from
~. Brooklyn navy yard for Mexico, and Tom
r.rdall is with the signal service on the Driage'
H, ,.rots home that the ship was taking on
% ono tons of coal for the trip.
r.. ReIfast Journal said last week they had
-.sr- that some people had planted peas. II
I'm, IN Pittsfeld planted peas in April they
andy had pretty good courage and we
1-q ~ hear about it.-Pittsfield Advertiser.
ven let you know how the peas grow.
ooeket edition of the postal laws has been
...asd BY the post office department for the
....,f the carriers and clerks in the service
The department asks that all employees care
f.tl, study the laws in preparation for an ex-
...,,,;,o that will be conducted during the
summsr
Arthur h Morrison, who has been laid up
..ys-4. months on account of injuries received
.-., rsi,road accident, will take the position of
KEENAN, On the Belfast branch some time
.,.,u,,,,h Ii. NJ. McIntire, who has had the
...ust Tor some time, expects to move to
ao.sIanl.
= critics will manage the social affairs at
ssssoscot Lake Grange hall in East Palermo,
chs summer There will be dancing every
.s weeks as last year and the usual May
tas. ya.. 4th of July celebration, mid summer
.a,,,-jr ball and the annual fair are some OF
the stractions planned for the season.
47soR DAY Tomorrow, Friday, is ArborDay
,s. ii is hoped it will be generally observed.
,r haines in his proclamation issued last
,sss, commended that it be observed by the
--,q,s Of the State in all appropriate ways
which Will aid in making the State more at
,ra.t.ve. and adds that "every citizen should
fs- both pleasure and a privilege to lend
5 personal influence and effort to add to the
q...., and conservation of our trees, useful
.,3 ir7smeuta whether in forest, field or
t,sr aat Maine may become more beautiful
,n5 prosperous"
EEe s4rH BIRTHDAY. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
..tra.I Observed her Saith birthday May 7th at
.5e hume Of her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Carter,
F-t street No special celebration was held,
bal Mrs. Cottrell received many flowers and
oa-tel PLANTS, large shower of post cards and
ether GREETINGS, including telegram of good
wishes from Mrs. Ira M. Cobe of Chicago and
wishes for happy returns from many friends.
Mrs Cottrell is remarkably bright and &C.
i've woman. keen and alert as to the affairs of
taeday. and most entertaining conversation