The Republican journal., 1914-04-16


NJ. and M. Frederick ". Brown ars q
their summer home. ''sea nssesss On ths
Allyn shore for the season.
There will be special meeting Of the I'm.
movement Society Saturday, ct ESQ p. m.
April 18th, with Miss Mauds E. Barker.
The following towns invade county are now
infested with the gypsy moth. according to
Nav E. E. Philbrick. in charge Of the moth
work. Brooks. Burnham. Jackson. Northport.
Thorndike, Waldo.
Cant E. H. Colby Of Sunset b Offering his
.,oon Davbreak for sale for $50. She is IS
feet over all and has new suit Of sails. Capt.
Colby evidently intends to use power instead
of sails in his fishing business
Among the Waldo county people Who attend
cd the good roads convention in Bangor last
we.L wore Messrs. Thomas Pendleton, Isles
boro. Ira G. Young and E. M. Bartlett. Winter
MORT. Frank L. Tyler. Frankfort; F. L. Blan-
chard and Albert M. Ames, Stoc iton Springs.
deed recently recorded in the Waldo
County Registry bears the date of April %.
,s47 In looking up the title of small strip
Of land near McFarland's Corner, Montville.
Almond Jameson to Edward Toby. this par tic
Mar transfer was missing and party was sent
m the home of relative of Mr.. Toby in Mont
vile and the deed was found among old papers
in the attic. In one corner of the deed was a
nenciled outline of the property. showing a
small pond. *
Carl Scribuer and crew. who have been at
work since January LIST drilling an artesian
well at the Elijah Richie residence on Upper
High street finished last Friday night. having
found an abundant supply of water as clear as
crystal at a depth of $50 feet This is the
second well, as drill was lost in the first and
it was abandoned. The water is to be used by
the canning factory and by Mr.. Richie. Mr..
Scribper is now drilling well at the cottage
of Mrs. Susan W. Mathews on the shore near
the mark and has contract for well at the
Hayford farm on Belmont avenue.
WIN ANTHONY MEDALS AT HOPE STREET
ScHooI Dorcas A. Davis. who spoke on 1.-The
Quest of the Holy Grail" and J. Harold Will
iiams. who had for his subject, "The Conspiracy
AGAINST Cesar" were the winners of the
Anthony oratorical contest held at the Hope
street High school this morning.
The above from the Providence Journal Of
ApriI End, will be of interest to Waldo county
readers. as Miss Davis is the daughter of the
late Counsellor B. C. Davis of Brooklyn. New
York After the death of her parents she
lived for some years in Brooks, Maine, and
took her Freshman year at the Brooks High
school, The prizes are given annually to the
Senior class The 1914 class numbered about
one hundred members and the contest was
open to all.
HoseITAL NOTES. Clarence, the nine year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Snyder. who
was operated on last week for appendicitis, is
recovering nicely, after very critical opera
ton Mrs. Frank Hunter of Burnham en-
tered the Hospital Tuesday and will be operat-
ed upon t day. Il. Miss Marian Simpson,
student nurse. has returned from her home in
Bluehill, fully recovered from the effect of an
operation for appendicitis performed at the
hospital this winter, and has resumed her
duties Miss Whitney of Lewiston, gradu-
ate nurse who has been on night duty at the
Hospital for several weeks, returned to her
home last Saturday =. Mrs. Josslyn, the assist
ant superinten dent, who has been off duty on
account of illness, resumed her duties Monday
JURORS FOR APRIL TERM OF COURT. The
complete list of venires for the traverse Jurors
for the April term of the Waldo County Su-
preme Judicial Court, which convenes April
21st, has been returned to Clerk of Courts Geo.
!. Heating as follows: Clyde Allen, Burnham;
Stephen ]. Barker, Troy; c. J. Bartlett. Unity;
Frank W. Carleton and Geo. W. Shaw, Winter
port; A. C. Clark, Prospect; Morton L. Clark,
Liberty; Eugene R. Co 1ner. Walter B. Dutch.
Fred D. Jones and Charles F. Toothaker, Bel
fast: Maurice Nickerson and Sewall Lancaster,
Searsport; H. W. Crummett, Palermo; E. e.
Holbrook, Brooks; Frank A. Lttlefed Monroe;
George Mahoney, Lincolnville; L. B. Nichet-
son, Swanville; L. F. Pendleton, Islesboro; Jesse
T. Priest, Northport; Charles B. Ring, Mont
vile; John S. Rowe, Morrill,; Arthur P. Samp-
son. Freedom Fred J. Sigar, Stockton Springs;
James Sweeney, Frankfort; Rodney Thomas,
Searsmont; Geo. T. Ward. Thorndike; Harry
Work, Jackson.
THE WoMAN's ALLIANCE. The last meeting
for the season of the Woman's Alliance of the
First Parish (Units rian) was held with Mrs.
James S. Hartman Thursday afternoon April
9th. at her home on Pearl street. Rev. Charles
B. Ames spoke briefly in regard to the pro-
posed bill to be presented in the Maine Legis-
lature for establishing reformatory for won'-
en-, and it was voted that the Alliance should
send resolutions endorsing the movement to
member of the committee. The Religious In
tellgence prepared by Mrs. w. M. Randall was
read by Miss Melvina v. Parker and was princi-
pally on the work with college students Mrs.
Giles G. Abbott then read paper on 'Some
Ancient Philosophers and their PHILOSOPHERS,
previously read before the Arts and Crafts
where it was SO enthusiastically received by
all who heard it that the program committee
of the Alliance prevailed upon her to accept an
invitation to read it again. The philosophers
were Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, and while
the major portion of the paper was devoted to
them much ancient history was woven into it.
The paper is not only scholarly and instruc-
tive but in composition and delivery is most
pleasing, and at its close Mrs. Abbott received
the thanks and congratulations of the Al
lance.
CHICKENS BY PARCEL Posi- On the Business
Farmers Page in last weeks issue of The