The Republican journal., 1914-06-25
The News of Belfast.
,d dav for the Knight.

,r,;versalist SUNDAY scnooi PIN" " nav
1hs ,n1 sion to Castine June Soth.
o. wov,and Knowlton has bought q
, JUG car of Edward Evans OF WALDO
,,.o,ce Paul and guests Of Rockport
MI, r.seistered at the Tea Room Tuesday.
Vs'' u.,,ans Hospital Aid will meet with
Ths McKeen next Monday afternoon.
Ni' Journal is indebted to Senator Burleigh
Inc ;nteresting and useful public docu-
ior some in'e'eS
"'' Ma n of the Lehigh Valley Coal Co.,
De- Richardson. is discharging Wv tons OF
V'F IA, the Fuel & Hay Co.
c.,rran went to Northport Monday for
john 0ur;,o lob on a new cottage being
splpe COZ Sbicago man.-Bath Independent.
n.,fost has already had two circuses TINS
and another is coming. the Board OF
seaS'' hos wisely given up its plan Of having a
al'1s bore for two days in July.
,as an error of one hundred in the
'"' - the city vote for Orrin J. Dickey,
E'py ,.tar Of Deeds. 1t was It's, not 70. as re-
neg Mr. Dickey's total vote in the county
ported MI D'-'
was 81.
n.a Northport Inn, Bayside. opened last
r.;s,, earlier than was expected. "A iaoies
r,s+,a from Hyde Park will be a feature at
..,l this wear, and will arrive about July
st.
-,,,s market received the first cultivated
,-..rbs-ries of the season June 23rd from the
.'.l., farm on Lincolnville avenue. They
~. cultivated by Earl White and were ex-
ssisnt berries.
~ HAYES and viii Shorey are in South
v,onas5on doing surveying for the State road.
,o.uy friends of MIR. Hayes will be glad to
tn.s that he has sufficiently recovered from
-.cs55 serious illness to engage in this
cork for the summer.
r5.bs H. Haney has closed his grocery store
;.+e. .-ra House block and with Mrs. Haney
l,.rs,sd to Bayside for the summer, hoping
~, .,s.gs will prove beneficial to both who
d. health MIR. Haney will conduct a
...s,. store at Bayside as formerly.
sl'N4'
i,.r,srr stevens has bought the Rhoda Page
bon, ,r The Poor's Mills road and with Mrs.
s+.e-as ejli take possession this week. They
.r f., return to their Cedar street home
.-.,. winter to carry on the lunch car bust
os.s s1iea they will give up the following
spring.
There vas hearing before Judge Knowlton
,f,,a Municipal Court last Friday in regard
57eor recently seized at Winterport by
rswty Sheriff Frank A. Littlefield of Monroe.
NJ, claimant appeared and the liquor was
turned over to the sheriff to be disposed of
according to law.
Ar article by ex-President William H. Taft
appsa~s ia the latest number of the Maine Law
Review. on the Selection and Tenure of Judges
The article was written by Mr.. Taft at the
spee;al request of ex Chief Justice Emery for
,Be Maine Law Beview. Another article is on
The judiciary of Maine, by j. H. Montgomery
OF Camden.
The compositors have been unable to set all
the corTesp)n dence and other matter that mas
come in this week and considerable must e
over 10 next week. Every effort is being
mad5 to get caught up and in the meantime
correspondents and others must be patient
PIscats9ujs Observer.
We can sympa thlze with our Dover contem.
porary havlng experien ced the same difficulty
often and recently. We trust our cores
pondents understand that when their matter
;o6 il i ban If &c unavoidable anC
noone can regret it more than the editor.
For TIE BRIDES. Miss Gladys Pitcher and
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison were the honor guests
atw pleasant parties last week. Mrs. Ralph
- Cooper entertained sixteen at luncheon or
Friday. The guests were seated at four small
tables aud lnciu ded beside the guests of honor
Misses Cora 5. Morrison, Katherine C. Quimby
Alice F. Poor, Amy E. Stoddard, Margaret O.
White Of Mama, Florida, Florence e. Duntor
Of Madison Wis, Clara B. Heating, Mrs. C. c
Plaeo Of Havana, Cuba, Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest
MTs Raymond Sher man, Mrs. Fred R. Poor
Mrs Morris L. Slugg, Mrs. William F. Schoppe
delicious four course luncheon was served
after wach auction was enjoyed. Mrs. Will
nam /. Schoppe held the highest score, anG
was gwen pack of cards. Saturday morning
1t O'clock Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest entertain
GO the same ladies at delicious breakfast
she was assisted in serving by Miss Florence
Z Dleton. The affair was thoroughly en-
loyaole, Both brides have received man!
pleasant attentions. Miss Pitchers marriage
to Pref. James Sic eper of Beloit. Wis, take
place at the home of her parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. E S. Pitcher, Tuesday evening, jun
@'a' at 73O, and will be witnessed by gather
ing OF relatives and intimate friends. 1t viii
De followed by reception from 8 to 10, t.
which many invitations have been sent out
MISS Morison's marriage to Clyde B. Holme
Will occur at the home of her mother. Mrs. Z
. Morrison, Court street, Wednesday, Jul
an' The only guests will be the relatives an
~unate friends. Mrs. Carl H. Stevens enter
"'ned for Miss Pitcher and Miss Morrison q
"e' nome on Con gress street last evening
supper was served at $50 and the honor guest
were surprised with shower of useful articles
1ouaaYe noticed that the Pearl Brook an
nv cent cigars are darker than other cigar