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

4 a. .a;tor a. The Journal returned last
rnssd.v morning from woke vacation and
eo,na !. number Of personal letters received
during his absence that will receive attention
al soon as possible.
Frank R. Woodcock has removed the wall
,.ner rack in the rear of the store and put the
n.ner on the second floor. to give room for a
| Goldburg picture display fixture The rack
! has 10 wings, by feet, covered with green
/ bur,ap It is great improvement to this at
tractive store.
Tho civil service examination for fourth
,,ass nostmasters of Maine was given July
! ,E.h Ersd w Brown conducted the examina-
tion in Belfast, IA, including two women. took
the test. coming from West Brooksville, Nor
iii Nortbnort. Lincolnyille, Center Lincoln
vile Trov Burnham, Unity and Liberty.
Mrs Irving L. Perry, who. with her daugh-
ter Marian is spending the week at the Con-
r-Morse cottage at Bayside, will entertain
the Hit or Miss club this, Thursday. afternoon.
| A n;cn;c dinner and supper will be served and
,rood time is assured as Mrs. Perry has sub
| stituted frequently in the club.5
1is+ Of letters remaining uncalled for in the
most office for the week ending July 2lst: Ladies
, Miss Apnes Jackson. Mrs. Eta Miller. Mrs.
] Frank E. Miller, Eta Robertson, Miss Sadie
Simmons. Mrs. Eva L. Wentworth. Mrs. AL
mira Wepber. Gentlemen-Ciarence LARA
bee, Roland Robbins.
FROM SUBSCRIBERS. A Massachusetts, SUBJ
scriber writes "Glad to read the sound letters
| of Frank w. Gowen on the tariff and on tenn
ne, ance subjects. He is as sound as nut on
| tho .hoven. From California comes the follow
;no. "Alow me to say, as have said before,
+h.t M other paper or magazine coming to my
office is SO much appreciated and enjoyed as
The Journal. Each week it is like getting
! letter from home.'
| The following item from 500 City, Mich,
,aner If recent date is of interest in Belfast
| as the groom is Belfast boy, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman o. Roberts: Judge Rock
n Frederick performed his second marriage
ceremony Yesterday when he united in marri-
,oa Miss Mary Borden and William Wentworth
Roberts both of 500, at his office in city hail.
The bride was supported by her mother, Mrs.
Edith Borden, while Justice Clerk George Clay
ton Savers supported the groom"
The steamer Golden Rod will make an ex-
cursion to Bang next Sunday, leaving Lewis
wharf at s 80 a. M, arriving at Bangor at 1145
a. m Returning, will leave Bangor at p. M.
arriving home at 7 Is D. M Parties wi hing to
stop off at any landing may do so on request.
There will be fair tide both ways, and if you
do not know it now, you may take ouT WORD
for it that sail up the river at this season is
delightful Fare for the round trip 70 cents.
Ice cream and lemonade served on the boat.
THE REPUBLICAN CLUB. There was large
and interested gathering at the Republic an
Club room last Monday evening to meet Judge
Benz. W. Blanchard of Bangor and to organize
Republican club H. c. Buzzell was elected
president: Ralph D. Southworth. secretary:
James H. Howes, William K. keene, V. "A.
Simmons. Clement W. Wescott and Charles r.
coombs directors, There will be no dues and
the room will be open day and night until the
September election, and all Republicans and
those who wish to affiliate with the party are
urged to come to the room. Judge Blanchard
smoke of clubs and of the urgent needs OF sucn
mutations and then discussed many OF the
issues of the day. He gave strong ehcour-
.o;no talk and had the close attention of his
hearers.