The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-08-06
The survivors of the 14th M .ile R.y ne
will holi their annual reunion at Windermere
Park, Unity, August 18th.

The survivors of the 14th line R = ael
will hold their annual reunion at Windermere
Park, Unity, August 18th.
Richard, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Chenery, observed his fifth birthday
Monday afternoon with party of about %
guests. including the mothers of the children
and few friends. The little ones enjoyed
cake and cocoa were served at long table on
the house yeranda Mrs. Chenery was assist
ed bv her mother, Mrs. H. A, Lloyd, Mrs. Jas.
F Preston, Miss Katherine e. Quimby and
others.
HOSPITAL NOTES. A pretty ceremony was
performed last Sunday afternoon at 4.3O at the
Waldo County Hospital when the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs John Frame of Searsport was
christened by Rev. Haraden S. Pearl of the
North Congregational church of this city. The
child was born two weeks ago in the hospital
and was christened George Marshall. Her son
John was also christened. The family and a
few friends were present. Mrs. Frame re-
turned to her home yesterday. Miss Ella
Greeley of Montville, who was operated upon
for appendicitis July 27th is rapidly recover
inc. Mrs. Pauline Fortell returned yester-
dav to her home in Searsport after surgical
operation :. The following patients were ad-
mitted to the hospital the past week: Charles
Smith of Cross street, for medical treatment;
George Pitcher of Northport, medical; Grover
Dunton, Mayo street, medical; Mrs. Ralph
Fowler of Searsmont for surgical treatment;
William Whitehead, accident to head, scalp
wound: Mrs. Susie Patterson Shaw. medical.
Owing to the death of the wife of one of
the members the concert by the Belfast band,
scheduled for last Friday night was postponed
until Tuesday night when the program ar
ranged for that night was given. There was
a large and enthusiastic audience present.
There will be concert tomorrow, Friday.
evening, beginning at 8 O'Clock, with the follow
ing program:
March, Esprit of Independence" Holtzman
Overture. Grown Diamonds" Auber
Vocal solo. when the Twilight 60 mes to
Kiss the Rose good night" Petrle
Mr. Chas. Hammons
March. "Mac's Winner" McFa
Snanish Serenade "La Paloma" Yradie
Waltz "Visons of the Past, Robinson
March, Dunlap Commandery, Hall
Finale, America.
]. Lee Patterson, Conductor
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The big Red Tag
sale of Harry W. Clark & Co.. the Main street
clothiers, is now in full swing and for the
next week they are giving some remarkable
values in mems and boys suits and furnish
ings. See prices quoted in their adyt. The
price of Ford cars has been reduced. effec-
tive from Aug. 1. 1914 to Aug. l. 1915, and
guaranteed against reductions during that
time. B. o. Norton, Belfast. is agent for the
Ford Motor Co. Call on him for further particu
lars. Mrs Lottie Wight and Mrs. Josie
Wight publish a cardof thanks. House with
barn, Al Miller street, to let. Enquire at City
Drug Store. :. F. E. Ekins offers for sale the
we'll known former Heagan farm. only three
miles out, 100 acres, lots of timber and wood.
good buildings, etc. Make an offer. Don't
forget that there is only one store in town
that sells the genuine Holeproof hose; and
that is the Dinsmore store. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Bowker and Mrs. Annie P. Ryder publish
a card of thanks. Girl wanted for general
housework in a small family. No washing.
Apply at Journal office. 80 See statement of
the Belfast Savings Bank. Savings Bank
book No. 14.764 lost.