The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-07-23
The News of Belfast.
STARLIGHT TOWN.

STAkLlGdI iOWN.
know the way into Starlight Town,
p'!. YOU can hide from the cares that frown
R''' ,.t;og the worry, forgetting the strife
Fas weary commotion that men call life?
Or" YOU can stand in the soft, soft light.
Wn',r lam the old dreams of the best and the
right;
here beloved faces SO sweetly appear,
Nu 81 tenderly-Dear, Oh SO dear.
:. the way into Starlight Town;
lnN from the place where the sun goes
you go iio'i'
down,
a;Id Rose hedge, through Sunset lane.
~ 6slds of clover and fields of grain;
~ rright Hill and through Cleaning bars,
P and on by few dim stars,
Len, streets of Starlight Town.
Ia az there you can hide from the cares that
frown.
-, Starlight Town! Oh Starlight Town!
W 40 the thorns from sorrows crown,
"" the envy and malice and spite
!" ntber mems hearts with their terrible
blight,
loft in the world far. far behind
a d. on Dreamland river we sail to ma
Np' ,rt,ful place where the sun goes down,
Jus ~riIipbt Hill leads to Starlight Town.
5n0 i' R. T. NEWELL.
lad. : Heal has a new Ford touring car.
i,.n he will use for pleasure, keeping his old
tor business purposes.
"a SIMMONS has bought the controlling
m the Dirigo hall building in Sears
Y s,t and now controls 81 per cent OF the
stJcs
Western Union Telegraph office was
.,., tuesday into its new quarters IN the
,..,ssfer block at the corner OF high ana
Beaver streets.
.,.,1sr lot of the popular auto baskets
.-. .asp received from Bellefonte. Pa ana
ssIa al the Woman's Club room in the
,,..,t -.pse Church street.
..--,.s were in market last week. and
M Earring honors with currants and
-- The BURBERRY crop is reported
.-. Lid most sections, and very early.
Thea a.a of the First Parish Unitarian
.. sueni this afternoon, Thursday,
'... battery as guests of Mrs. E. S Pitcher.
r .e picnic supper and the gentle
a5 ered.
1..e recent nominations announced by
.... +s.aes are: Notary Public, James
3e-... ..akfort; Justice of the Peace. Vic
.,p De- san, Frankfort; Inland Fish and
--. a.- len. Lawrence N. Simmons, Rock
land
.4eat Sigma, owned by DR.. Eugene
Sg,r Sew York, in command of Capt.
rr ratt, with party of boys on board.
r.. He harbor last week. The boys are
,sr. n swans Boys camp at Belgrade lake,
AMI r. having their annual cruise.
Herbert s. Morey is at work on the interior
u.., .rs ceiling of the Mason Mills church
.ns.s 5sag pressed steel of "a most attractive
3sgg1. Mr. Morey has recently contracted to
,5q.-8 5rehouse for the Bath Grain Com
5H aa, will require 1900 square feet of
-s- siding Andrew Wlband, formerly of
Bsit-.. Connected with this company.
,aq.d " Ferguson, assisted by a workman,
zen g- a large maple tree in front of the
lsne- Durham house last Thursday. The
limbs 5-re cut off but as the tree fell the main
vu1ugs, ma ing hole through into one of
Meraars chiffonier standing near the wall
vas ttr Rn down and the house was consider
s0y AIRED,
Atopy of Ida Morse Staples IAN Interpre-
a Maeterlnck's Blue Bird" which has
-Hsa 40 an appreciatve notice in the Jour
% has beeu received at the Library and is
eatg circulation. 1t is a handsomely
a-.I sri printed little volume, of a numbered
,-s. o.. five hundred copies. The Library
s.lj yes he gift of Mrs Staples sister, Miss
i1sa 81 yfawford
LaRTH YEARS AGO. The Bangor CONNER
'a. Of ssturday under the heading Bangor
Aape7vg Thirty Years Ago" has the follow
ns tsu- of ocal interest:
sl4 Hon. Seth L. Milliken of Belfast
VA augusta Tuesday. He called on Mr..
34de during the day
George T. Brackett. Esq, editor of the
MOI RI Sea Breeze, is in the city.
l1l The gold cornet which was recently
N-stasi o Mr.. R. b. Hall will be on exhibit
doa - window of Mann's Drug store next
Week
5eors= H1ss of Vanceboro is in the city to-
Gay On business connected with the great CAL
BIS regatta
It is Testing to note Mr.. Ross was in
Bangor July Is, 1914, with Howes London Cir
'-i' with which he holds responsible position.