The Republican journal., 1914-04-16
The News Of Belfast.

THE ANSWER.
The lady she could don H.
MI. charming Easter bonnet
lhe ~, 10Th was very "brite and fair,
And in the stylish bonnet
w;rb Tango roses on It,
"a. strolled to church-and everywhere!
Inc low CELIA MABEL NIcKERsoN.
svsnvile, Maine.
.hs little son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. c.
Ns L. been confined to his bed for four
p0"' Nth tonsilitis and its effects.
ord Mrs. George Snow. who have been
Of No. Is Spring street while Mr.. Snow
hV'De Ian employed by A. P. Goodhue & Co..
ms ,.,,rned to their home in Old Town.
ladies of the Baptist church will give
,hIc supper at the church frioay even
pun. nrl 24th. Admission Is cents The pro-
'os' ~ froo, the supper will be used for the
sunday school
,,-.,,esdsy evening, April 9Th. there was an
,-.,tsr sale and supper in the Methodist cnurcn
tho auspices of the ladies sewing CIRCLE
lu'' If the parish, serving the supper.
n NV supper and sale were well patronized.
NIL, Ere alarm at $50 p. m. Sunday was Tor
hrooder on the Coleman Sheldon place.
street. The fire department as usuai
I'D promptly but the brooder and ~
fS'f' re DESTROYED. The all-out sounded
stl1p m.
vr c. Norton, who raised the spring
soli at Fogg's market last week. shippeo
,ss to Boston and received $40 each Tor
I'D IS for the fourth They were nne
and il cost something to raise them. Mr.
III make another shipment this week.
r,.5.r recent special acts of Congress Unit
e,.+.s tensions have been granted TO Tue
-;o,,. Priscilla Brewster of Belmont $zo
nh. Almerin Dickey of Belfast $5o per
-++ John A. Harvey of swanville s4o per
- The petitions were filed through tne
fancy of F. A. Greer, Belfast.
....ertsrD LETTERS. The following letters
mod rncalled for in the Belfast post once
una week ending April 14th. Ladles-Mrs'
its Mrs. Geo. W. Holmes, Mrs IDA
lIazaI REYNOLDS, Mrs. Susie Robbins,
,.. henry Smith, Doris Wood. Gentlemeh-
,..,s rjrar Co., Frank Sartell, b. u. "ertoh.
,cs. della D. knowlton. who for several
a,s. the efficient cashier of the Waioo
r.,.rsons Company and was Obliged TO re-
...r on account of ill health, has accep'e'
.,..ior in the Wilton, Maine, Telephone e&-
a.,.r. and will assume her new duties Tie
.f Nav Miss Dora Brown, assistant, Will
.., ,,osition here vacated by Miss Knowi-
TOT
H.. have an interesting letter from MISS
,--,ap written since her arrival nome iroih
r...,,, Florida. IN which she tells OF the
.,s, .t her soiourn there and incidents u he'
.,,.-ro, north. and it will appear In the next
o Of The Journal We also have Tor pup
6satIar next week a stirring letter Gil 'ne
i,us- question from A. ]. Robertson OF New
,o1 Mass. and special letter from the ma
mona Capital.
.,o. losing lecture of Nat M. Brigham
.., -,csy NIGHT Memorial hall was packed to
-5s5aors. His subject was Our National "iA''
ona his vivid descriptions, with the accoh
Dsuy7ug Illustrations, gave the auoience
,asiz,rp sense of the beauty and grandeur OF
-r-se national Fairgrounds. Those VINO at
+y,.isl the first lecture did not miss one of the
.-.. md t,,ose who did not attend them miss
20 great treat.
The Easter sale and supper in Memorial hall
4lrl, 9Th. under the direction OF the laoies
If The I1niversalist parish,was well patronlzed.
to a n
and aQpetizing supper. The post ofhce 1or tue
sal. Of uarce post packages was new ana
.sr.essful feature The fancy work, apron
end punch tables were also well patronlzed.
E4r-t WAS played in the evening and assorted
axe and punch were served after the game
Ii s. The rank and assigned parts tor
he GRADUATION exercises of the Senior class OF
-rg Belfast High school are as follows: Vale
i.tlry, Margaret Murray Craig; Salusatory,
-aua Annette Wadlin; Prophecy, Ida Sarah
Carleton; History, John Franklin Waterman
WILL Agnes Mary Coombs; Presentation OF
Gifts Alton Leroy Johnson; Essay, Evelyn
augusta Richards; Recitation, Ethel Marion
urtavant; Recitation, Marian Virginia
Hayes Defamation, Myrtle B. Smith; Music,
Myrtle Evangeline Frost, Alphonso Thomas
Richie.
FROM SUBSCRIBERS A Minneapolis sub
s-iloer writes: Gust to tell you again that
souid not keep house without The Journal.
nave taken it in my western home since 1877,
and was brought up on it before left Belfast.
cannot remember when did not read IT,.
From Mrs. j. A. Clement we have received an
Illustrated folder containing statistics and
many fine views of Daytona, Florida, the
winter home for the past 80 years of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Clement of Searsport. Mr.. Clement
is now offering for sale some desirable build
ing lots in what is known as Clements West
End Addition, which is on high ground only a
few blocks from the residence and business
part of Daytona, and is surrounded by i'm
provements.
The ENCHANTED APPLE. This is the title
Of a bright little operetta presented in the
colonial Theater last evening by the chill
2ren and young people of the Universalst
church, and which will be repeated this. Thurs
2agevening. The cast: Betsy, Judith after
snehantment), Hazel Sheldon; Judith Before
7henantment), Mabel Young; the Governess,
a1ee Southworth; the mother, Ruth Curtis;
Tie father, Byron NJ. Salter; Betsy's sweet
1eaft, Vaughan Hayes; fairy, Grace Mitchell;
INST milk maid, Lillian Knowlton; second milk
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