The Republican journal., 1914-06-25


George, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Evans of
Stamford, Conn, one of our regular summer
visitors, will have his life-size picture in the
Temple of Childhood at the Worlds Fair in
San Francisco, Calf.
The next meeting of the Waldo County
Veteran association will be July End at North
ern Light Grange hall in Winterport. If
stormy, the next fair day. 1t is hoped to have
large attendance at this meeting.
The opening dance at the Temple Heights
pavilion last Saturday evening drew good
crowd and these popular parties will be con-
tinued each Saturday evening during the sum-
mer season. Music by McKeen's Orchestra of
this city.
A party of Camden ladies including Mrs. J..
H. Montgomery, Mrs. j. H. Norwood, Mrs.
Alice Messenger and Mrs. c. W. Babb went to
Belfast last Thursday in Mrs. Montgomery s
auto to attend the opening of the new tea
rooms there, which are under the management
of Mrs c. E. McIntire and Mrs Wldes. These
ladies' feel from their experience on the open
ing day that this tea room will be very popu-
lar Lunches will be served and parties en-
tertained on due notice. No doubt it will be a
favorite stopping place for Camden people,
Camden Herald.
Mrs. Eugene R. Conner, who has been with
Mr. Conner at Northport campground, will re-
turn to her home, corner of Court and Miller
streets, tomorrow, Friday, Mr.. Conner has let
| his IL cottages on the grounds for the sum-
| mer, with the exception of Nutshell, which adj
| Joins his store and will occupy that himself
with the young man who operates the machine
| for his picture show which opens today. Mr..
H.sM Blackwell and family of Brunswick will
arrive the last of the week to occupy the Con-
| nor cottage for the rest of the season.
THE BELFAST MASONIC CLUB. The signers
for Masonic club met at Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening and organized. 1t was
voted that the name of the club shall be the
Belfast Masonic club, and the following officers
were elected: President, Lynwood B. Thomp-
| son: vice president, William H. Hall; secre-
| tary, Clifford J. Pattee; treasurer, T. Frank
Parker; directors, M. L. Slugg. James H.
Howes, R. D. Southworth, George c. Trussell
! and Frank E. Bramhall. Steps we're taken to
have the club Incorporated. Two rooms on
the second floor of the Masonic Temple have
been engaged for the club rooms. The mex,
meeting will be Monday, June 29th, and sue
ceeding meetings will be. by appointment until
the constitution and bylaws are adopted. The
club starts with about one hundred members
and all Masons are eligible to membership.
| AN EXCHANGE OF "APPLEs." pleasing
little incident of last season recently came ts
our notice. A summer visitor from the Lane
of Flowers-and oranges-on one OF many
automobile trips in this section stopped in tn
shade by the roadside for picnic lunch il
front of one of Monroe's fine farms. TIT
owner appeared and welcomed the visitor
and going into his orchard returned with SOM
Bells Earlies for the party. The place was 81
attractive that not many days later a stol
was again made there for lunch and tn
party were again made welcome. In leaving
the visitor said to the farmer that in returl
for his courtesies he would send him some o
his "apples," and got him to write down hi
address. This became mislaid and the post
master at Monroe was written to to ascertain
how an express package should be addressed
to reach this hospitable farmer. And SO afte
winter set in box of delicious Florida orange
reached this farmhouse in Monroe, fer whicl
the recipient sent grateful acknowledgment
II is incidents like this that tend to make 9TH
whole world kim"