The Republican journal., 1914-06-25

evidence also.
The Journal starts = new feature this week,
! illustrated "News Snapshots Of the Week." to
appear regularly.
Mrs. Thomas D. Barr entertained Mes. Geo
w. Bartlett. Mrs. J. $. Stephenson and Miss
Susan Cunningham at the Flanders cottage,
Little River, last Tuesday.
At the regular meeting of Thomas H. Mar
shall Circle, Ladies' Of the G. A. R., Tuesday
afternoon the delegates gave interesting re-
ports of the State encampment in Lewiston.
Through the generosity of public spirited
business men and others sufficient money has
| been raised by subscription to arrange for
series of band concerts during:the summer by
the Belfast Band. The first will be given To-
morrow, Friday, night on the stand on the
school common
| ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
renal red uncalled for in the Belfast postoface
for the week ending June 23d. Ladies-Mrs
W. S. Hatch, Mrs. Geo. O. Scott. Gentlemen
Lewis Gray, John E. Hart, Forest Hill. Geo.
M. Mansell, Charles Murray, Joseph Rollins.
Walter Royce.
The Belfast Free Library has been presented
by James Clarke White, M. D..of Boston with a
copy of his recently published book. Sketches
from My Life, 1s33-191S." DR.. White is a
native of Belfast and his book, of which the
Jou NAL will speak more fully later. will be of
great interest to many Of our readers.
Miss Russell, returned missionary from
Japan, will give an adj ress in the M. E. Church
Monday evening, June 10Th, at o'clock. There
will be no collection. Miss Russell is speak
ing in Maine under the direction of Mrs. H. A.
Dunton Of Rockland, Conference Secretary of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
The carpenter work on the Cobe cottage in
Northport is practically finished, but more
than one hundred men are still employed there,
including about forty painters on the exterior
and interior and a large number of men and
teams are at work on the grounds, laying
curbing for flower beds, grading. and setting
out trees, shrubs and vi res.
Messrs Styles and Kendall of Kansas City,
Mo, have leased rooms in the basement of the
| Opera House block next the C. L. Wright shop
and after they are renovated and fitted for
business will offer for sale there a line of
patent washing machines. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
dali, who were recently married, are occup, :
ing the John Gunner house on Grove street.
At meeting Monday evening, June 22nd,
of the Waldo County Agricultural Association
it was voted to waive the right of redemption
of the mortgage held by the Waldo Trust Co.,
maturing in November. The Belfast Board OF
Trade expect either to take over the mortgage
and have an old time successful rs cent fair
ard horse trot under their auspices or effect
a reorganization of the association with the
, same end in view.
At meeting of the Improvement Society
Monday evening. June 22nd. at the office Of
Dunton & Morse, the treasurer's report wa.
read and accepted. 1t was voted to expene
500 on the park in addition to the 5000 appro
priated by the city. The following committed
was appointed to confer with the park com
missioner in regard to the expenditure of thi
amount: Charles R. Coombs, Ralph H. Howes
Rev. H. S. Pearl, Mrs. 7. B. Dinsmore and Mrs
Harry W. Clark.
There was hearing at the court hous'
June 10Th, by the legislative committee oil
salaries, consisting of Senators Herbert
Wing of Franklin county, Senator Charles M
Conant of Waldo and representatives L. M
Sanborn of South Portland, Aaron A. Putnam
of Houlton and William H. Mitchell of New
port. A number of county officials appeare
and suggested few minor changes, such
increase in clerk hire, but no general increas
was asked for
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS! Republican clu
rooms will be opened in the store on Mai
street recently occupied by L. I. Shales & Sor
Tuesday, June 30th At 10 a. m, on that da
the county and town committees will meet E
the club rooms for party conference and wi
y be addressed by Hon. F. H. Parkhurst of Ban
gor, chairman of the Republican State con
- mittee. At 80 p m there will be rally ;
the court house, with addresses by Governt
: William T. Haines, Representative John
e Peters, Mr.. Parkhurst and others. A cordi
# invitation is extended to all Republicans to
h tend Light refreshments will be served.
y A GEOLOGIC SURVEY Karl E. Schlachte
N civil engineer, of Washington, D. C., is regis
e tered at the Windsor House. He is a memb
= of large party, under the direction of Wm.i
ID Griffin engaged in making geological and
= biographical survey of Maine. Mr.. Schlacht
lie is assisted by E. ]. Felker of Thorndike on tt
.s preliminary quadrangle which includes Liber
is and Belfast. The Geological Survey is makil
d a geological map of the United States viii
,e is being issued in parts called folios. Ea
a folio includes topographic map and geoloe
). maps Of a small area Of country, together wi
u explanatory and descriptive notes. The P
II nobscot Bay folio has been published.
r HOSPITAL NOTES. Mr.. Frank McCorrison
>. Unity had an operation on his arm last wee
l., on account of previous accident in mi
1t He is getting along well 800. Mrs. Alice W.
.. dron of Ses rsport, who was thrown from b
N carriage last week and received a severe sha
s, ing up and bruising is improving, under trea
g. ment. Mrs. Harden Erskine Of Montvil
~ who was at the hospital for several days t
,e medical treatment. returned to her home Tue
A day.. "A little daughter arrived to MIR. a
ne Mrs. Eben F. Littlefeld at the Hospital Tue
10 day morning Mrs. George Harvey of b
a. fast was operated upon for appendicitis Tue
tn dav and is comfortable. -. Miss Hildred VIII
NJ new of Lewiston, graduate nurse, is assist
ne at the hospital for a time. Miss MAI
H.