The Republican journal., 1914-07-09

/ Dance at Peavey's hall, Citypoint. this
Thursday. evening. with music by McKeen's
orchestra.
A beauty specialist. from the Harmony Toilet
Drug Store this week.
S. c. Clement of Belfast and Zsnas D. Har is.
horn of Searsport are among the students
registered at the u. of M. summer sch DOL.
Don't miss the seven reels show at the Colb-
NAL Theatre tonight. Thursday, including
Rodman Law in special four reels feature.
There will be meeting of the Travellers
Club this, Thursday, afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs Fred Waldo Brown. 46 Cedar street.
Harry c., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. H. Snow
was operated on for appendicitis at the Tapley
Hospital last Sunday afternoon and is rapidly
recovering.
The first warm rain of the season fell last
Monday night and Tuesday morning. 1t was a
surprise. as there was beautiful sunset Mon
day and at night full moon shone in a clear
sky.
Senator Burlegh has introduced in the Sen
ate resolutions of the Department of Maine,
C. A. R., asking that the surveyor of the port
of Portland appointed to succeed the late Gen
Chamberlain. be Grand Army man.
The Universalist Sunday school have given
up the excursion to Castine and will have an
outing at the City park mex. Tuesday. Teams
will be furnished for the little ones and ar
engagements made for general good time.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle had a five cent
lunch and social time at their meeting last
Tuesday afternoon, with about 4 members
present. There will be no more meetings in
july. The next meeting will be held the first
Tuesday in August.
At a meeting of the schoolhouse building
committee last Monday evening Ira M. Cobe
was present and gave the members the benefit
of his advice in regard to several questions
that have come up in relation to minor points
of the contracts, etc. Every member is conf
dent that the building will be erected. 1t is
understood that Mr. Cobe will take more stock
if necessary. The committee will meet again
the last of the week.
The Swan Written Bickford Co. recently in
stalled an apparatus for handling grain which
ensures acurate weight and a great saving in
labor. the grain is stored on the second floor
and is fed to the apparatus through shute
1t is set for any weight desired and on moving
a lever the exact amount is let down and the
shute is closed autom atically. Another lever
lets the grain into the bags, which are filled as
fast as man can tie them up.
PooRs MILLS. There was picnic dinner at
the hall July 4th and about Is were seated at
the table. In the evening display of fire
works was enjoyed by young and old .......
Miss Hazel Wilson, who has been away for
about two years training for nurse. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wilson,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrithew of Stockton and Mrs.
Berry and Lee Wentworth were recent guests
of Mrs. Della Wade. Miss Dora Brown spent
the 4th with her mother. =. "A. K. Jackson of
Iowa. who has been away for several years. is
visiting his brother. Irwin Jackson. -. Miss
Gordon of Liberty has been visiting at Mrs.
George Daggett's. Miss Jennie Miller has
been guest of Mrs. Annabell Underwood the
past week. Mrs. Jane Cole is in DR.. Tapley's
hospital for treatment .. Mr.. and Mrs. Jellus
of Waterville were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F, Sheldon last week. wv. S. Wentworth and
young son spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Wentworth. Mr.. and Mrs
J. F. Sheldon went to Waterville monday.