The Republican journal., 1915-08-05
The News of Belfast.

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<,s voted in.
=. sitten advertised in The Journal last
i, was returned to the owner within an
Or so after the paper was issued.
Nh. A. C Whitney, who recently sold her
90 at No. &c Belmont avenue. has taken
- ,.ment in the Frye block on Court street.
,,..srs. c. o. Poor and VIM. F. Bean return
E the city last Sunday from ten days So
.,a at The Pines. Lake Quantabacook, where
IA d, had a very enjoyable outing.
S n. Ernest S. Weber has resumed practice
Isl ii. dental offices in Masonic Temple, after
81 s.e weeks vacation spent at the d. F. Ste
,,.9n's cottage on the Allyn shore.
@ ,F5rd f. Ness has entered the employ of
81 bsrdware firm of Mason & Hall for the
III -oer and William A. Mason, senior mem
the firm, will spend the greater part of
Jason out of the store for the benefit Of
health.
,nyURrlsED LETTERS. The following let
81 -. r-n!alned uncaled for in the Belfast post
81 a.s FIX the week ending August Sd: Ladies'
~ Jessie Morris. Gentlemen-George
RIVER Isaac j. Durham, Chester Davis, Geo
Grover, Mr.. C. E. Kimball. Frank Peppers
lfnl' B. Ryan. Sax
( Vsygr Charles R. Coombs was in Lewiston
Il q, week to examine the Cadillac ambulance
q use 10 his under taking business and has or
.-si ne which will be delivered in about six
~ ,ss 1t can be used as hearse for distance
..s and will save much valuable time, parti-
81 rs-y III ambulance WORK.
A, meeting of the finance committee of
4 ldo County Hospital fair. held July 30th
B s.ie aome of Mrs. II. II. Carter, the total net
& e5s OF the fair were announced to be $2lS.
) he Noman's Aid and the Hospital Club each
4 rrs half the proceeds and will spend it as each
z "a, see fit for the good of the institution
s Fg- zome years past telephone peas have
4 ge lie favorite market pea and we had not
,erosed there could be anything better in
he, inc But last week we had some Thomas
4 ,y..u peas from the P. G. Hurd farm in
+ lr,aport that were bigger and better and are
I e To- Ut earlier lUdl lDe ltlCpuUuSS, lucy
Vs-e The largest peas the writer has ever seen.
i Alberta Fowles, the young daughter of Mr..
ri Mrs. Bert Fowles of this city who was
ase- % Portland for treatment to her shoulder,
r1ca as injured some time ago. has return
-,fyls. She was taken at first to the Chill
-s- hospital in Portland. and later to a ply
ar who decided that her spine was not in
grs and prescribed course of home treat
rsat.
Waiter 0. Poor of the Point Iona (Calif)
81 uh has won the Charles Julian trophy
1- the second time and it now becomes his
a@perty, In the two Journeys for the cup
T95r Won out over 12O players who participant
:: ~ the ten matches. Mr.. Poor is the eldest
10 u Hon. and Mrs. C. o. Poor of this city
sai 1as been resident of California for sew
srai years.
As Walter H. Coombs was walking up Miller
;1eet recently, carrying chair, when direct
il front of the M. E. church large limb
.e from one of the trees and struck the side
Va / not more than ten feet in front of him.
The limb broken off by the high wind, was at
east eight inches in diameter and had it
struck Mr. Coombs would have caused serious
I not fatal injuries.
twenty-five members of the Universalist
Ladies Circle and Social Aid met at the Wom-
az Club room Monday evening. as a farewell
party for Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley, who leaves
ebay, Thursday. for st. Paul Mimi, where she
FH spend the winter. Ice cream and cake
lggg Miss Kelley was presented with a
beautiful bunch of roses.
trim yacht Flora Del Mar with her own
81 Walter F. Blasdell of Port Washington, L.
eft Bangor last Friday and at Winterport
.J.4 on board a party of friends for cruise
Gown the bay. Mr.. Blaisdell took occasion to
afteu1 the meeting of his old Masonic lodge at
NjgJerport, which he joined more than forty
Years ago, renewing old associations. The
yacht made call at Northport and returned
4. sangor Saturday. The Flora Del Mar is
gas enc yacht, 20 tons net, and was built at
laaf0rd, Conn, in 1911.
: INCH AND SHOWER" Mrs, C. CHR.
lsr Pineo entertained at lunch at the Wo-
ns1s Club room last Saturday at o'clock in
fQ' # of Miss Cora S. Morrison, whose mar
rage 10 Amos ]. King of San Juan, P R., will
'aAe place this fall. The afternoon was spent
al the Quimby home on Miller street, with
sewing and auction. The guest of honor was
gwen miscellaneous shower of dainty and
useful gifts. The guests were Mrs. Elon B.
lA1nrest, Mrs. Clyde B. Holmes, Mrs. Morris
l. SIgg. Mrs. Marshall R. Martin, Mrs. Grace
{. F.lsbury, Mrs. James T. Sleeper, Mrs. VIM.
and Mrs. V. l.. Hall, Misses Margaret O.
White, Marian Hazeltine and Clara B. Keat-
az.
CHILDRENS' PARTY. Miss Sadie Chaplin
ave party at her home No. II Union street
asst Saturday afternoon in honor of the fifth
NEthday Of George Moore, who makes his home
With her. Seventeen children were present
md merry afternoon was spent with games
u all sorts, which were played on the lawn.
'andwiches, watermelon, lemonade, ices and
AXE we're served at three tables. There were
louquets of cut flowers on each table, and a
rthday cake was feature. Myrtle Simpson,
aarotte Knowlton, Alice Ray and Una Chaplin
Bangor assisted in serving The young host
eceyed many nice gifts, and he and his guests
lad most delightful afternoon.
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