The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-05-28

rba Guild will meet Monday evening, June
g.. with Miss Bertha A. Wiley, Congress
street
.,'srence E, Read and family will move about
,. first week IN June to the Crawford house
,.., their present home on Congress street.
The Ford car bought by the Penobscot Bay
rlsr-1c Co. for use at the Searsport station
.f+oe company arrived last week from Rum
tori ais.
Miss Christine Hall, who has been taking
r5st graduate work at the Neurological hos
,atal III New Yoik, has returned and is at the
T.oey hosoital for the summer.
committee of twelve men and women
,iib Mrs. C. E. johnson, chairman, met at
.s4 Iaiyersalist vestry Tuesday evening to
max Engagements for the Board of Trade
1a19ust
The pcusc supper held at tne home of Mr.
,r5 trs r G. Hurd by the West Northport
Ladies lid May goth, was a very pleasant and
successful occasion. A fine supper was served,
t5s -roceeds of which will be devoted to the
.isIs tu1d,
u.aa g. Carter Post, G. A. R. Freedom has
ENGAGED Rev. James A. Weed of Brewer to de-
liver tn. address in Freedom on Memorial day,
an. the exercises will be held in the church at
1850 ~, as Mr.. Weed has to leave for
Brewer to conduct services there Sunday.
Tire Waldo County Veteran association will
III in md tba of
gee5r.9 will be by Mrs Annie M. Simmons of
that .ogH. The veterans always have good
gng Morrill,, the home of Past President D.
9awa. and it is hoped to have a large at
tendance.
lb- ragular monthly meeting of the Wom-
an Tub will be held in their room Monday
afternoon, June 1st A full attendance is re-
Questad as matters of Importance are to be
brought before the club, including the revision
oti.= institution and bylaws. Tea will be
served Alter the business session.
Mrs Lulu C. Hills was the hostess of the
Htor Miss Club last Friday evening at her
nome in East Northport. A delicious supper,
including the clubs rooster, was served at
t5O o'clock, Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth assist
mg IN serving. Auction followed during the
eauag, The trip was made in the Hopkins
and Norton cars.
Carleton Doak of Belfast and Arthur W..
Paterson of Castine have formed partner
ship for the general practice of law under the
fra aame of Doak & Patterson, with offices in
h=liast and Castine. MIR. Doak is graduate
Of The University Of Maine College of Law and
Nr PATTERSON will graduate this June, having
passed the State bar examinations last Febru-
ary Their many friends wish them success.
Bangor Daily News.
sill alarm last Saturday afternoon was
70. a fire in rear of the Knowlton house on
congress street occupied by Roy E. Young.
There was practically no damage. A still
a4rn sunday was for fire in underbrush on
lard owned by Elijah Knowlton on the Pitcher
Pond road. The fire was near valuable piece
Of dmoerand and strong wind was blowing,
but about twenty fremen responded to the
cal and soon had the fire under subjection
The June meeting of John Cochran Chapter,
D A. r., will be held in the Woman's Club
room Monday evening, June LIST, with Mrs. f.
ohuman and Miss Florence Kimball host
esses The roll call will be answered with
names OF Mexican statesmen. There will be a
reading by Mrs. A. M. Ferguson; paper on
The war with Mexico by Mrs. E. S. Shuman,
shd reading by Mrs. Fred Rackliff.
The Sons of Veterans are requested to wear
regulation caps, dark suits and white collars
during the exercises on Memorial Day. The
program, route of procession, order of exer.
clses' etc, were given in The Journal last week.
The parade will start at D. m. and after the
usual ceremonies at Grove cemetery the public
exercises will be held in the Opera House. be-
ginning at p. m. The memorial address will
De by Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant.