The Republican journal., 1914-08-20
The News of Belfast.

--....3,ir- men report that roast beef ard
-.,,s nave been cut out of the menu at tie
Bangor House.
Mama State council Daughters of the
......r evolution will hold their meeting
,r.-.l,s. sept. % and "a,
,i. rt Mrs. Maine Hills. Norman A. Read
.r- ns.ry Bicknall of Rockland spent
s....y amp Wilson. Quantabacook.
-. aides Of the Episcopal Mission will
la. ..-- anual lawn party Thursday, August
.ea home of Miss Maude Gammans,
s...ref street from to 5 p. m.
.. r.b5, day the Belfast Shoe Workers
,.., No. 1872 accompanied by the Belfast
g,. .Yt 20 to Augusta to take part in the
,-..-..e Inv invitation of the union of that
ely
... .a51. elder daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
p.. r Ssuthworth. will leave early next
-.... s Portland to enter the St. Joseph
rag-,t academy. Mis- es Gertrude Coombs
.-t l-.r.es Wiley will return to resume their
studies here.
a-sri M5uton does most of the work on
bs .2l acre farm in Thorndike with 20 horse
...sr.....-on engine His pillow turns feet
.ssI t.a at each round He is now hauling
Stan. .ressed hay at load. He can haul
Ltue5 10 load.
Tse Leonard g. Barrows shoe factory has
to,se3 .ne Of the largest orders in its history
s-5 supt Walter c. Shaw, thinks it will keep
4e &starv running ten hours daily for some
fine This sgood news, as the factory has been
tr1ang 5r short hours.
The West Northport Ladies Aid held very
slc,sssfii sale at E. H. Haney's store, Bayside,
IA. Thursday. The cooked food and aprons
WE'RE g. disposed OF and there was de-
nsl0 u more. The society netted little
g7sr -y cen dollars for their chapel fund.
Tie N5rrl Sunday school had their annual
p.ca. Aug 9Th at Ten Oaks cottage, Tilden's
F5n5 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Coombs went
OIL, .0 pen the cottage and were the generous
s-s genial host and hostess. A picnic dinner
was served and the day was spent with sports
an -ae.abJIity.
lat-of-the-State visitors at the Woman's
Cq1 TEA room have registered from Highland
~ York. Boston, Allston, Winchester,
Canton. Oedham and Somervile, Mass, Pro-
7lsaae T.. l., South Orange and Bayonne, N
b. Ea.adelphia and Scranton, Pa, Knoxville
Ten l4dy from,North Carolina remarked
tia, was tine "best lunch at any tea room on
tai. .l3-'
Advertised LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast post of.
fe for he week ending August IS: Ladies'
NJ, Rose Clark e letters) Lillian Curtis, Mrs
gilmore, Mrs. Mary A. L. Cain. Miss Gladys
Powers Mrs. Charles A. Stecher, Miss Robert,
Stevens Lena Surnson, Minnie Smith, Miss
Adelaide Stephenson. Gentlemen-Arthur L
B9rse lettersy. W. L. Reynolds, James Sui
'Wsn Dornne, Everett L. Thornton.
Dr. e. Lanetry Crockett of Thomaston, Re
Publican candidate for the State Senate from
Knox county, native of Prospect and a cam
psg1 peaker of more than local note, address
ed meeting at the Republican headquarter
In this elty last Friday night. The doctor i
an earnest and aggressive speaker and he'll
the close attention of his audience and wa
literally appsuded. An informal reception
followed and refreshments were served. Judg
b + Maher Will address the club tomorrow
friday, evening.
Mss Aaude B. Steward was the hostess 70
pleasant thimble party last Saturday after
lson ioI Miss Ethel L. Burr of Bangor, VIII
Was her guest for the weekend. The guest
included those who had met Miss Burr Will
she was ia Belfast two years ago as assistan
superintendent at the Waldo County hospita
ana others The shower drove the guests in
-'''s where pleasant afternoon was sper
VIII neeoework Iced tea and cookies wer
served at the close of the afternoon.