The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-08-06
me News of Belfast.

s., Circle of the North Congregational
1hs NE met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. L
s's seaston, Miller street,
.so reported lost in last weeks
The p~ .s returned to the owner soon after
Jsdfn'' ,as issued. 1t pays to advertise in
he Journal ,...,... ,o,t,,m.d Nv The
An'De Council July 30th were those OF
Govern Govern lie San of Frankfort as justice OF the
victor lawrence N. Simmons of Rockland
F''. ,. nd asb and game warden
S "'' Rnreie has presented to the Sen
SsOS'J inns of the Department of Maine
sic rev 3, favor of amending the pension
c. a h.t widows who married since June
sss 3 will be eligible to receive pensions
=. AN the government
an error in the announcement Of
I'' -,s field meeting for Waldo County
the 8, state Master c. S. Stetson. The
seminal a. Grove is in Montville' not II
Ce''' the notice reads. Remember the
h'-' tuesday. August 18th.
rrrest C. Milton, who had been in Port
several weeks. where her husband
s'' ,-,mept in sash and blind factory
h's - Belfast last week to pack her
f'N 1 ,.,5 Goods and they were shipped Mon
h''s' sou,b Portland, where they will make
~ home Mrs. Milton left Tuesday
v.,. stewart Mitchell has returned
.r...rf, Canada, where she had been for
.,... months with her daughter MIS- n ~
lid and is with her sister, Mrs. l.. 5.
D'' bar new cottage on the Cottreil shere.
r,,ss and her sons, Linwood 5. ana mar
"' ,.s5 down Saturday for the summer.
.f..ase A. R. Savage of the Supreme
.,.,, Inc approval of the other judges
''-' ,,,s3 and commissioned masters IN
-, r1Ier r. S. chapter ~. Sec H. 1or
'.' i've years in all the counties OF the
p' Nike commissioners for Waldo county
.-,. + Johnson, Belfast. ard Ellery
ci4r Woterport
.,- e-..rv +. White. who is spending the
Hs,fast, has received word of the
Thar brother, James keistead of Fort
C..s.r5 sged 80 years. His death was caused
.-.s,ning. resulting from injuries to
lived in an automobile accident.
..,rs were taken to Sussex. N. b., his
.sse. TOR interment.
nowes. treasurer of the Salem.
-.asf fund turned the amount raised
~ .g.-., NJ. L. Slugg, President of the Board
a. .l asst Thursday. About Slo had Deen
.4.. benefit of one of the Salem suf-
....... arrived in Belfast on his way to his
s-. a ALAS and applied to Rev. II. 5.
a.,- money with which to continue his
9-a=r.
,... eei- Carter Burke of Redlands, Calf .
ga ending the summer in Belfast was
.,. ...-.-.s Of Colonial theater party last
To-, s,aning consisting of Mrs, Abbie Eels
p.. Mrs. Robert E. Boutelle of Minneap-
.--r Mrs. Esther G. Davis, Miss j. A.
E,.u and Mrs. j, L. Sleeper The kiark-
,...- O.. npsny presented 1.-The Chorus Girl"
,t.--4. rlav the party adjourned to Shiro's
%; sc cream.
rs.-t Dexter, third daughter of Mr.. and
u-. lanes c. Dexter, celebrated her 9th
--,-5, thursday, July Goth, at the Dexter
,,-.q. 70 Allyn shore, entertaining Dorothy
r,s~.s- s.n. Maude and Edna Mcleod, Eliza
,sr l.sx, katherine Frost, Airline Curtis,
y.-a-- Baton, Katherine Getchell of Au-
,5.rs ..othv Bruce of New York, and Betty
Bs-st3s of Boston, Games were played until
four clock, when ice cream and cake were
.s-yea v Misses Ethel Dexter and Elizabeth
4 Etredge.
Mr.. E P Frost writes that they had a de-
Hshtfu visit to Wentworth Woodhouse and
earning drive, The housekeeper showed
iber the state apartments and explained
things including beautiful portrait of the
future earl. dear little boy. On the way
tier .s.ted Peterborough and Cambridge,
ME4a1 The suffragettes had succeeded in
gqsus al the picture galleries. but they saw
Il diner important things WESTMINSTER Abb
ty ae British Museum, the Tower, the
hgs- If Parliament, etc They left England
su, 33- for Holland.
b~ FN Of THE GIPsIEs The "Gipsy" party
F,. eft the Battery July 9th for hike
s---s. country and life in the open returned
.ss. Thursday night, somewhat tired but pleased
WITH their novel experiences, They spent but
9nt night under cover, and that was because
Of The ram Wednesday. The first two nights
they cimped on Marshalls shore, Liberty,
ss5G7e on the ground and cooking their meals
il The open" Wednesday they hiked to
Searsmont and arrived at Camp Quantabacook,
Where hr. and Mrs. o. S. Vickery entertained
them yer night, and most enjoyable evening
was spent with dancing in the "lounge" and
lie feeounting of their experiences before the
open ire.