The Republican journal., 1915-06-10

! The Piefce-Billngs Co, clothing manufac-
| turers, whose factory had been shut down for
some time, resumed work last Monday with a
! full crew.
FROM THE Law COURT. Four rescripts were
received Tuesday from the Law Court in Ban
| gor in Waldo county cases Two were Sarah Jane
i Fogg vs. Charles l.. and Eliza Fogg mother
and children CT Monroe. Last January the
plaintiff was given verdicts in suits against
Charles L. for $500 and Eliza for $3.50. both
cases on the same evidence, land the decision ia
motion and exceptions overruled for want of
prosecution" 80. Walter c. Mahoney of North
port VS.. Anna 7. Bragg of Bangor, an action
brought at the January term to recover bill
for carpenter work, ETC." Motion and excep.
lions overruled for want of prosecution.
FRANK W. Winter of Auburn vs. John R. Brad
street OF Palermo. The action was brought at
| the January term to recover damages for cut.
| ting lumber in Palermo on the plaintiffs land,
! SO claimed. Motion overrued for want of
prosecution
| FEATHERED VISITOR. Last Monday even
! ing young robin was found resting on set
tee in front of Court street house. When
the family were summoned to see the mex
pected caller he was not at all disturbed. nv
first thought he had been injured, but appar-
emily he had become tired out with his first at
tempts at flying. Finally he signifed that he
was hungry by opening his mouth, and while
one OF the family remained guard to pro-
tect the bird from possible attack by cat an
other went to the garden to dig worms for its
supper. After partaking literally it signified
it had had enough and began callingfor its moth
er, and soon the two old birds were flying about
and loudly answering the cries of their off
spring. Meanwhile last seasons nest which
had fahen from tree, was brought and the
little robin placed in it, but he did not recop-
nize it as home and hoped out onto the ground
and was left to the care IF the old birds.
THE D. A. R. The anniversary meeting of
John Cochran Chapter, D. A R., last Monday
evening was of unusual interest and was the
last of the season. Miss Amy E. Stoddard.
the new Regent. spoke briefly on the endeavor
to obtain new members. The roll call was an
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frost, Miss Lucy A. Cochran and Mrs. Geo D.
Mahoney and others responding at length
Mrs. Anna P. Written resigned as registrar
and the Regent will appoint one before
the next meeting. Mrs. Fred R. Poor
MRS. S. H. Lord and Miss Marian Hazel
tine were made members of the Cbapter
Misses Isabel CHM, Alice E. Simmons and Mrs.
Cora j. Bowker were instructed to have the
programs printed by the beginning of the
meetings in October Mrs George d. Mahonev
was made committee to ascertain the cost
etc.. of copy of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence to be pres to the Pierce school,
Miss Cochran read paper on the Early His
tory of the D. A R., and Miss Isabel CHM read
"a Story of John Cochran Chapter" Four of
the Chapters absent charter members were
reported by letter. Mrs. Henry Hills and Mrs.
E. P. Frost, hostesses. served HARLEQUIN
creams and cake,
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
office for the week ending June 9Th: Ladies'
Mrs. Georgia M. Thomas. Gentlemen-Ad-
vertlser, Box 1926, E,r and Mrs. VIM. Sum-
mers.
PIANO RECITAL. The plano pupils of Miss
Amy E. Stoddard gave recital at her studio
GO Church street, Tuesday evening, June 9Th,
to which parents and friends were invited
Following is the program:
The Alpine Violet, Andre
Lillian Dexter and Edna Curtis
Bohemian Folksong
Lillian Davis
| Annabel Waltz, Metzler
Virginia Dutch
| Slumber Song, Scnwalm
Velma Rogers
Mazurka Brillante, Helms
Nettie Nickerson and Miss Stoddard
| Mignonette, Lichner
| Estele Sanborn
To The Springs Aurora, Behr
| Verna Wiley
Polka de Concert, Walker
Dana Pattee
,, Star of the East, Kennedy
! Raymond Young, Cornetist
! Alton Andrews at the piano
The Merry-go- Round Ride, Tschirch
Paul Tuttle
Berceuse, Maurice
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