The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-05-20

J. e. Sullivan Of Rockiand d employed a .,
opsrstor in the weitsrn Union telegraph Of
fee for the summer.
The Woman's Club tea room will open mex
week in their room on Church street, unde
the charge of Mrs. Lizsie E. Black.
Ground was broken Wednesday morning fol
the Loren Cross house on Miller street be.
! tween the Eugene r. Conner and DR. Eugene
L. Stevens houses.
The annual meeting OF the Children's AiG
Society of Maine. called for May 18th, was ad.
journed to Tuesday, June 18th, on account oil
the illness of the matrop, Mrs. W. K. MacNeil
The B. H. S. team went to Freedom, May
18th and played the Academy team, the latte,
winning 16 to l. Last Saturday the local team
played Rockland High on the Congress street
grounds, and were defeated by score of /;
to g. Next Saturday Castine High will play
Belfast High on the Congress street grounds.
NORTH BELFAST. Capt. snd Mrs. E. W.
Wiley have bought farm near Searsmont
village and together with their sons Fred and
E. T. Wiley. and wife. moved there Tuesday.
| These families have lived in this village more
than twenty years and have endeared them
selves to large circle of friends Their 60
ing is a distinct loss to the community. Mr..
+. 7 Wiley has sold his place to Maurice Rob.
erts... Mrs. Mary Knowlton has sold her
farm and gone to Massachusetts to be with her
sister.
Mrs. Ira M. Cobe, who has substituted in the
Octagon Club, entertained them Wednesday
evening. when she and her guest, Mrs. L. A..
Savage OF Brewer, substituted for Mrs. Chas,
Bradbury and Miss Carrie E. Gilmore, who are
at Hotel Chelsea, in New York city. The
club recently met with Miss Grace A. Lord. all
wearing their kitchen gowns and entering
the room, each with tiny. bag of refresh
ments. to return some of the practical jokes
for which the hostess is famous. Miss Carrie
E. Gilmore carried home the prize, small
fern and jardinere
PEARL BROOK FARM. 1t is deeply regretted
by his many friends in this city and vicinity.
and decided loss to the community, that the
condition of his health has compelled Mr.. M.
B. Smith to relinguish his business activities
Pearl Brook farm, as conducted by Mr.. Smith,
has not only attracted the attention of the
outside world to the advantages of Waldo
county as an agricultural section but has been
valuable object lesson and furnished employ
ment to large number of people. Pearl
Brook farm is an aggregation of three farms
that in fertility of soil and location for or.
chardng and general farming are not excelled
In New England, and it is provided with all
necessary buildings. We understand that the
stock and utensils have been sold off and that
the farm is for sale. 1t is an opportunity for
some one to engage in farming on large
scale.
The EPISCOPAL CHAPEL. Ground was broken
May 18th for an Episcopal chapel at the cor
ner OF Court and Elm streets. The lot was
bought some time ago and public fairs. private
sales and donations have added to the
building fund until the committee in CHARGE
of which Hon. James P. Taliaferro of jackson
vile, Fla, and Belfast is chairman, felt war;
ranted in begi ming work on the building. 1t
is expected to have it ready for dedication by
August 18th. Mr.. Porter of Boston and Port
Clyde is the architect and was recently in the
city with the plans. The building will be "a
by 60 feet with seating capacity of one hum
bred and will face Elm street. There will be
a cellar under the vestry, but none under the
main building. The foundation will be of
stone and the superstructure of wood Mr..
W. E. Hatch of 1slesbo 70 is the builder, Coop
er & 20. will furnish the lumber and Math-N
ews Brothers the inside and outside finish
and flooring. The inside will be sheatheG
with pine with rown stain.
CANDIDATE FOR JUNIOR VICE COMMANDER,
MAINE s. OF V. The following resolution was
adopted at ent meeting of A. E. Clark
Camp, Sons OF Veterans. placing in nominal
ton the name of Orrin j. Dickeg of this city
as a candidate for the Office of Junior Vice
Commander of the Maine Division, Sons of
Veterans, at the convention to DE held in Ban
gor early in June, Mr.. Dickey is we'll known
throughout the State through his connection
with the many societies of which he is mem
Der, and especially il Sons Of Veterans circles,
having been on the staff of many of the Past
Division Commanders and also served as both
Junior and Senior Vice Division Commander.
He has been largely instrumental in making
A. E. Clark Camp of this city one of the
strongest in this State and there is little doubt
but that he will carry the strength of the Di-
vision at the coming election:
Resolved. That the Past Commanders and
members of A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veter-
ans. use all fair efforts in their power for the
election of Past Commander Orrin J. Dickey
OF A = Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, for the
incoming Junior Vice Commander of the Maine
Division; and further. that it is the belief of
the members of this Camp that we are deserv-
ing of State recognition i'll that some honors
should come to this camp and that Past Com
mander Dickey. having been a prominent and
most active worker in the Division of Maine,
should be rewarded by the members of the
Division with this position.
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