The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-05-21
The News Of Belfast.

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r;,l he dance this. Thursday. even
ln'l seaside Grange hall, with music by
Keyes orchestra
"a C. T. U. will meet tomorrow. Fri
ING . % ~ m with Mrs. n. L. Mitchell,
congress street
. Evan. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.
re. r'@, Celebrated his 14th birthday Tuesday
""' lee cream and cake were served.
,.;u he a social dance at Tranquility
Hall Lincolnville, tomorrow. Friday
with music by Gould's orchestra.
adies' of the G. A. R. will have spe-
,.ticg next Tuesday evening. to which
'''' Of Veterans are invited. Lunch will
bs served at $50 p m.
r. waldo County W. c. T. u, will hold its
-, meeting in Winterport June 25th.
'' .,tbea G. Quimby of North Turner, vice
dent and acting president Of the State
,.,,.r will preside
r.7a f. Sayery and Mrs. Annie M. Frost
boon appointed aides in the National AL
,.s Daughters of Veterans, and have re-
-.,..7 their badges. They are also color bear
+b, State department.
r,.,,,rport is making plans for grand cele-
., Iuly 4th. The celebration last year.
...,gb somewhat hurriedly arranged, was
IN every way. The Winterport band
t.. .ei engaged for the day.
r.= municipal officers met Monday evening
..... uo the matter of assessment of abut-
4..s eropertv holders the streets sprinkled
s-.sscity After discussion the meeting ad-
-.5 re meet next Monday evening for
loeue 4evon.
I-4 Waldo County Veteran Association will
mae. Morrill, Thursday. June 4th. 1t is
.,,-5 here will be the usual large attendance,
7f-. taHia NJ Simmons will give the address
me in behalf of the Grange and the
...ar-- sod citizens of NJ drill.
m. -.aains of Mary E. Kimball, who died
a ps ta1d April goth, arrived by train May
7s-b Accompanied by Warren W. Cole of Port
spt he qdminlstrator of her estate. There
u.s. prayer service at the grave conducted
ii, Es. Horace B. Sellers, Methodist.
Thomas H Marshall Circle Ladies of the G.
L.. through their patriotic instructor, Mrs.
1ora ar ges will formally present silk flags
t.ls three grades of the public school now
i7sft--e5 IN Memorial Hall and to the Head of
tba Tide school. They are the sizes used in
tbslf and sautes to the flag.
The aides of the G. A. R. are requested to
NEE, n Memorial Hall next Sunday at $50 a.
IN. 74Uend Memorial services at the North
church They are also requested to meet in
llsIu -a al Hall Friday, May 10Th. to make bou
llets Memorial Day. Pnks will be fur
7ar1t All veterans on Sunday and Memorial
DAT
Tn laeral of Mrs. Kate Rhoades Palmer
J..ltlaee Friday at her home with her daugh-
ten Mir Melville T. Marshall, in New York
l!.r She was sister of the late Mrs. VIM.
C. MAJ. all Of this city and a frequent summer
vsiot 5sre. Her age was 81 years. The in
tsr1jeut WAS in the family lot in Cleveland,
0so
1- spd Mrs c. w Jennys and their daugh
t-r sarhe and sonWillard will leave early in
June their car for Millbridge, their former
bone where they will spend several weeks.
They gu to attend the graduation of the Mill
bridge High school, the present Senior class
being that with which Miss Blanche entered
that school She is a Junior in the Belfast
H.sn
Mrs lanes c. Durham, Mrs. Fred Waldo
Brown WIS. Giles G. Abbott Mrs. Clarence E.
Pe-- he committee to revise the constitution
aud laws Of the Arts and Crafts Society to
naat.. III &c the needs of the Woman's Club,
me. Monday afternoon with the president,
G- 5 NOS Clement at the Club room and out
.ne3 constitution to be voted on at the reg
-.s- meeting, June LIST.
here will be a debate between the Junior
sn1 sophomore classes of the High school
rn1a} morning at $50 to which the public is
eoTla.ly invited. The question to be discussed
is Lrs,jyed, That the Monroe doctrine should
De continued part of the foreign policy of
the aited states. The Junior team is COM
pose Of Ruth Redman, Ruth Macomber,
Blanche Jenreys and Walter Brown. The
a0lhomares are Claude Jipson, Arlo Redman,
lar- HuJrty and Marian Waterman.
d. e RocKwELLs SUNNY SOUTH Co. The
ANUS me1t loving public will be glad to hear
!hat the }. Z. Rockwell's Sunny South COM
Fang the snow that leaves you laughing when
'les sai good night" will appear at the Co.
'0Dla Theatre, Monday evening, May 25th. It
Is about two years since this company has
oeen seen here and on their former appearance
Nose who were fortunate enough to be pres
eA' pronounced it the best and most pleasing
ms season it is absolutely new in every par
@e1lsF never loud, never vulgar. It is char
ec'efs'ic throughout, being mixture of fun,
1e''oy and dancing, consisting of all the feat
ufes peculiar to the negro in Dixie Land, pre-.
sen'ed by negroes of the cultured and educated
-'ssS tree from vulgarity, without any objec-
LUNA features. at the same time sparkling
"',' 8lt and good humor. Comedy is all that
AIMED at, and nothing else is reached, bar
''1e very clever singing. dancing and thrill
"g 7ptealties, which will make the audience
SIT Nt and take notice. The organization is
accompanied by solo concert band and
Jv1ps't orchestra. The band will head the
~ ~ Town parade, taking place at noon. Prices
Friday w ~A'' 0e"'' =" s"'e
1lu nave noticed that the Pearl Brook s and
- eeht cigars are darker than other cigars.
n|' means quality. Imported clear Havana