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

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Miller visited Mr.
and Mrs Fred Miller at Searsmont village last
Sunday and enjoyed very nice ride in Fred's
easy riding car. The day was a most auspici-
GUS one, the scenery grand, and it was great
treat for Mrs. Miller, who has so long been "a
shut in"
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained unc allied for in the Belfast post Of
fee for the week ending June LIST: Ladies'
Mrs. Estele Downs, Susie V. johnson. Miss
Mary c. Richardson. Gentlemen-Mr. X.
Keen, Robert Ross.
Mr. Edward Evans and Mr.. C. S. Stetson,
Master of the State Grange were in Lincoln
vile Tuesday at a meeting OF Waldo Pomona
Grange. Together they took an auto trip Me-
mortal day. stopping at Swan Lake. Mr.. Stet-
son wonders why more people do not build
cottages around that beau tful little lake.
Thomas H. Marshall CT role held regular
business meeting last Tuesday afternoon with
10 members present. The senior vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Mary Collins, presided in the abb
sence of the president. The Circle voted to
join the Auxiliary in the observance of Flag
day, June 18th The Circle wish to express
their thanks to Mrs. Spencer W. Mathews for
tulips and to the D. A. R. for flowers for Me-
mortal Day Alaofficers who took their badges
for Memorial Day are requested to return
them at the next meeting.
NORTH BELFAST. The school held Memorial
exercises last Friday afternoon under the d.
rection of the teacher, Henry B. Laid. The
program consisted of recitatons, music and
flag drills, all finely done. Several veterans
were present and many parents of the pupils,
and all greatly ljoyed the exercises Mr..
Ladd has been very successful as teacher,
bringing the school to high grade of efficiency
the past year. Services will begin in the
church Sunday, June 9Th, Frances S. Walkley
of New Haven, Ct, has been secured for a
period of three m onths. All cordially in
vited to attend these services this summer,
About twenty members of Canton Pallas
P. M. l. o. o. F., of this city were guests of
Orrin j. Dickey at his cottage, Navajo Lodge,
Temple Heights on Memorial Day The trip
the party had delightful outing. Ball games
and other sports, climb to the top of Mount
Percival, fishing and clam bakes and a picnic
dinner occupied the entire day. The party
included number from Unity and the outing
was the first annual field day of the Canton in
a number of years. Navajo Lodge was pref
tily decorated in bunting in honor of the oc-
casion and the cottages of Herbert W. Healey
of this city and Joseph A. Montefiore of
Waterville were also decorated to welcome the
Canton members.
THE HOSPITAL CLUB. The annual meeting
of this organization, formed to work for the
Waldo County hospital, was held Tuesday
evening, June 1st, with Miss Maude B. Stew
ard, a Church street. Fourteen members were
present and officers were elected for the en-
suing year as follows: President, Mrs. Harry
L. Kilgore; vice president, Mrs. Robert P.
Coombs; secretary. Miss Leona Achorn; treas
urer, Miss Maude B. Steward; finance commit
tee. Mrs. Maine Hills, Mrs. Harold Hayford,
Miss Anne M. Kittredge; calling committee,
Mrs. Leroy A. Weber. Mrs. Colby Rackliffe,
Mrs. Carl Fl. Stevens The club raised nearly
one hundred dollars the past year and expend-
ed the greater part in renovatng the
nurses room at the hospital the wo-k includ-
ing new floor, painting, papering etc.