The Republican journal., 1915-05-06

Don Woiiy' N'-
The sun will shine yet.
,,n,rv cloud has silver lining.
n,n't stand around and nope.
r;ke you'd taken some dope,
D, cheerful don't sit down repining.
Sing it over and over,
The worlds full of clover"
II onIy you keep in the light.
With friends tried and true
The sky's always blue.
D.. cbserfuI with all of your might!
CELIA MABEL NICKERsoN.
and Mrs Henry Collins have taken rent
~, Il Miller street, up one fight.
rye A. Gilchrest spent a few days the
rsek in Rockland and Vinalhaven on
5u.iness-
o,,;oning May LIST curfew will ring at Up.
.tiI November, an hour later than during
tas winter
r.sW c. t U. will meet tomorrow, Friday,
an az 2 o'clock with Mrs. Rachel Cliff
t.,d Main street
| c-s will be dance at Seaside Grange
Thursday evening, May 9th, with music
!. Neheeu's orchestra.
r,. New England Telegraph and Telephone
,,.a, have ordered Ford runabout for
t,eir business. 1t will be delivered
-.s eess.
a. r Leadbetter is ill with erysipelas
t.. me on Condor street and is attended
Mis-. h7owton of the Waldo County hos
,.. nu-si' staff
,,at.;t supper will be given under the aus
... af tae Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
-.-,b in their vestry tomorrow, Friday, even
.ry ron 8 to 7 o'clock.
The meeting of the O1ce-in "a While Club,
,--oo7ced for Monday evening, May Bird, was
.,..snitely postponed Cd account of bereave-'
-sar IN the family of the hostess, Mrs. Z. W
Jsnnys,
ADVERTISED LETTERS The following letters
Unnamed uncalled for in the Belfast post Of
ire for the week ending May 4th: Ladies'
Mrs Z. K Dun, Mrs. W. A. McHenry, Mrs.
Hamilton conference.-the. A. o. Buck, ]. B.
charcrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Wyman, who have
5sen in Ponkapog, Mass, for several years,
nave -+turned to Belfast and have bought and
md viii occupy the Lewis F. Marden house on
FINER High street. MIR. and Mrs. Marden plan
+og5 TO California in the fall.
r George H. WILDER & Son of Bangor, con-
gsetrs for the Pi cree Memorial school
te'ii1g on the Academy lot, landed car
bad of IMPLEMENTS and material there last
week and have begun excavating for the
fa1i4ton The new building is to be so
~lea anger than the present one that work
an -- foundation walls can be carried on
z+7.yr interrupting the schools.
Ralf4s, friends have received word from Miss
Emma a. Wording in Washington, d. c., that
A-- sister. Mrs Ellen F. Musselman, was ia ken
M with pneumonia soon after arriving there
all was in the hospital. Miss Wording was
Slowed to be with her daily from to o'clock,
snl vas very anxious about her. Mrs. Mussel-
man al not been operated on for her eyes,
.1- OBJECT Of their visit TO Washington. MIR
J. g. Aborn received telegram Wednesday.
noon announcing her death. The remains will
srriye here Friday morning.
The Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans OBJ
served Grants night April Goth with an ap-
pcalrate program. They wish to acknowledge
sa= eft u ballot box from Fred Seward, a
member The Auxiliary of the S. of ", the
lz-g5-ers of Veterans and Sons of Veter-
sa- ij observe Mothers Day, May 9Th. by
sara.0g. services at the Baptist church and
81 members of the orders are requested to
meet at Memorial hall at 10 a. m, sharp, to
-.rla u "A body to the church. The Auxiliary
SUD ave q picnic supper Monday, May 10th,
.1.l the Sons of Veterans and their fam
invited.
If H)MANs CLUB. The annual meeting
5ts fast Woman's Club was held Monday
srrr1nn May 3rd, and the following officers
heads Vt departments, as reported by the
01f1euHg committee, were elected: Presi-
ast Nrs. Amos Clement; vice president,
Ars hssie ?. Care secretary. Mrs. James C.
oll1-aG treasurer, Mrs. Lewis F. Cannon;
library committee of the reading depart
A-l- Mrs S. A. Parker; Arts and crafts, Mrs,
o-rs- Hartman; Domestic Science, Mrs.
t7eres NJ Craig; Civics, Mrs. Ira M. Cobe;
fI-lcH, 1rs Ben Hazeltlne; Custodian. Mrs
'an-s s. Hartman. The annual reports of
Ne resident. secretary and treasurer showed
wal mere had been active work in the various
apartments during the past year. Mrs. Amos
Nrnent gave review of The Turmoil" by
ooo.a darlington, speaking first of the auth
w. then of his work, its influence and in
'"oeton, and reading selections from it. The
paper for May 18th by Mrs. Edward R. Pierce
"aS been cancelled as Mrs. Pierce is in Boston.