The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-06-03

repair work has been begun on the TENN
court at the Methodist church and all VIII
can are requested to assist Mr.. Sellers. tn
pastor. next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Ebert Wheeler of Boston. secretary
and treasurer of the Belfast Water Co.. was
In Belfast yesterday and had a conference,
Win the city officials in regard to settlement
OF the law suits against the company.
In the fish brought to the local plant of the
Lubec Sardine Co. last week was large guam.
tlty of smelts, which were given to those who
/ called for them, with the understanding that
they were for their own use and not for sale.
Mrs Leroy Strout entertained the Once in
Awhile Club Tuesday afternoon. Supper was
served at o'clock, including fruit cocktail,
cold ham. mashed potatoes, hot rolls, fruit
salad. cake and coffee. They attended the
pictures at the Colonial in the evening.
The Thimble Bridge Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Selwyn Thompson all day
tuesday at her cottage below the Battery.
"A delicious dinner and supper were served. In
the afternoon game Mrs L. T. Shales won the
first prize. China plate, and Mrs. J. G. Paul
the consolation, Washington, D. c, souvenir
pin tray.
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., will have an
anniversary meeting at the Women's Club room
next Monday at 8 p. m. Mrs. Henry Hills and
Mrs. E. P. Frost will be hostesses. The follow
ing program will be given: rollcall, brief
sketch of our Revolutionary ancestors; paper,
history of the D. A. R.. Miss Lucy Cochran;
reading, Barbara Freitchie, Miss Alice Sim
mons; story of John Cochran Chapter, D. A.
R., Isabel CHM.
PooR's MILLS. Quite number went to Po-
mona Grange at Lincolnvile from this place
last Tuesday {. Riverside Grange observed
childrens night May 9th, and all did finely.
Ice cream and cake were served. =. Mrs. E. H.
Colby and Miss Annabell Colby of Sunset and
Mrs. Sadie Higgins of Thorndike were recent
guests of Mrs. Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Sheldon and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth
took an auto trip to Bangor last week.
Monday evening the B. H. S. Senior class
began their commencement week festivities
by attending baby Mine" at the Colonial
Theatre, in body. They were accompanied
by Miss Marian Hazeltine, teacher, and Miss
Clara B. Heating. Tuesday morning they
left at o'clock for a class ride to Camden,
where they climbed Mt. Battle and enjoyed a
picnic lunch. They were chaperoned by Miss
Melvina V. Parker, teacher, and Mrs. S. A.
Parker. Last night they had banquet at the
Baptist church, and this, Thursday, evening
the graduating exercises will take place in the
Opera House,
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. Mrs. An
ME L., Richards, who recently underwent
very critical operation, able to sit up yes
terday, Wednesday, and is improving .....
Mrs. Harry Matthew's, a medical patient, re-
turned to her home in Thorndike last Saturday.
....M Mr.. A. R. Leadbetter, medical patient
returned to her home last Sunday. Mr.
Charles Atkins, conductor on the Belfast
Burnham. Il. R., was operated on last Tues
day. Mr.. John Tweedie, medical patient
has returned to his home in Thorndike. Mr..
John F Smalley entered Tuesday as medi-
cal patient. Mrs. Mary Gooding of Stock
ton Springs entered Tuesday and Capt. John
Peterson of Searsport Wednesday, for treat
ment.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. If you have foot
trouble of any kind you should try pair of
the famous Ground Gripper shoes, sold only at
The Dinsmore Store. They are for men,
women and children. Every week is bargain
week at L. J. Politics. s. 10 and 25 cent store,
as announced in our advertising columns. This
week he is offering bargains In paint brushes,
paint and varnish stains. :. Thomas H. Mar
shall Post. G. A. R. extends a vote of thanks
to all who in any way contributed to the pro-
per observance of Memorial Day upstairs
tenement for rent in the Frye block, No, II
Court street. Apply to Mrs. Sarah A. Bridges,
Stockton Springs. Chow dog lost. -. Lost, on
High street Wednesday small green purse
with sum of money. The special of earle &
cent wall paper at cents roll and 9 inch
border at l cent a yard. See prices quoted
by Perry's Cash Market of things to eat.
Motor boat for sale by Geo. P. Holt, No. 18
Bay View street, Belfast.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. Following is sum-
mary of work done by the Associated Charities
from February 10 to May "a, 1915: Eighty
members have been secured; sixty-three active.
ten associate and seven honorary, In connec-
ton with the relief work twelve families have
been visited by some representative of the as.
ISOLATION. One hundred and fifty garments
have been given out to twenty one different
families. Groceries have been sent to four
families and fuel to one. sewing school was
opened on March 18th and held each FRIDAY
for nine weeks with an average attendance Of
twenty-six pupils. A number of people kindly
gave most of the money and material for the
support of the school. A good quantity of
secondhand clothing has been brought in to-
gether with some new goods donated by the
merchants. 1t was hoped that more members
might be secured, and it is expected that an.
other fall will see more interested in the work
and giving to its support. 1t is felt that the
Associated Charities has done great deal of
good for the short time it has been orpanized
1t is believed that it meets long-felt want in
the community and that another winter will
bring to it greater support and an ENLARGED
sphere of usefulness
HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION This As
ISOLATION held its last meeting of the season
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