The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-05-27
Charles O'Connell is confined to his home on
Park street by the prevailing cold

Charles O'Connell is confined to his home on
Park street by the prevailing cold.
Perhaps the suggestion is not needed, but it
is hoped that all citizens will display their
flags on Memorial Day. whether the parade
passes their homes or not Don't FORGET to
put out your flag next Monday.
The quarterly bulletin just issued by the
State Board of Charities and Corrections gives
the names and addresses of persons holding
commissions as agents for the protection of
children under the provisions of Chapter 1923
of the Public Laws of 1905 as amended by
Chapter 43 of the Public Laws of 1907. to-
gether with the date of expiration of thei
several commissions. The agents for Waldo
county are Mrs. G. E. Bracket, Belfast. Janu-
airy 10, 1916; Blanche S. Hartman Prospect,
October %, 1918.
MEMORIAL DAY PROCLAMATION. Whereas
the 3lst day of May has been set apart as
day of memorial and for the decoration of the
graves of the honored dead who so nobly
rallied to their country's defense; and where
as the ladies of the Grand Army of the Re-
public and members of Thomas H. Marshall
Post, G. A. R., No AZ, request everybody to
Join with them in their memorial services, and
thereby foster and encourage more general
reverence for the memory of those brave men
who gave so much for their country's freedom;
therefore would request that all places of
business be closed between the hours of l
and O'Clock p. m. And also that all games of
ball or other sports be suspended between the
hours of and p. m. on that day.
CHARLES R. CooMBs, Mayor.
PooR's MILLS. There will be an entertain
ment at the hall Wednesday evening, June I'd.
The play will be 1.-The Teaser. -. Mrs. Voney
Thompson of Montville and Misses Dora and
Marian Brown spent Sunday with Mrs. Luella
Brown. . Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Sheldon spent
Sunday in Waterville. Arthur Higgins is
moving into the new home he has bought.
Mrs. J. A. Hartshorn' is quite poorly -. Mrs.
Powers, who lives with her daughter, Mrs
Henry Wentworth, had the doctor Sunday.
Capt o. A,Wade and Mrs. Annie Monroe have
had their buildings painted. Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe of Lincolnville and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Curtis of Northport were recent guests of
Mrs. Annie Monroe. -. Miss Amy Wilson spent
Sunday with her father, M. o. Wilson =. Mrs.
James Dillam of Bangor and Mrs. W. S. Went
worth of Searsport listed here lately. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Went worth attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. Lydia Carver, widow of the late
Capt. James Carver of Searsport. - Mrs. Or
rim T. WaDfWnrfh is ipprovino Sba pou,
walk without her crutch. Mary Daggett has
returned home from Morrill,
REAL SURPRISE PARTY. Mrs. William H.
Mcintosh was given real surprise party at
her home on High street last THURSDAY even
ing AS matter of necessity Mr.. Mcintosh
was let into the secret to furnish the key, but
was called to Camden on business. taking with
him two of the party who had charge of the
supper and the flowers that were to decorate
the dining table. At six o'clock Mrs. McIu.
tosh went home alone and much to her aston
ishment on altering the house noticed the
odor of coffee and found the dining room table
filled with food fit for king. The guests,
with the exception of the two who were de-
tanned with her husband by a slight accident
to his auto, were seated in the parlor and at 2
p. M, a telephone message from Mr.. Mcintosh
said they were in tow and would reach that
good supper about eight. The menu included
baked beans, escalloped clans, salads, hot rolls.
cake and coffee. Those present were Mrs.
Thomas Robinson, Mrs. Charles E. Sherman,
Mrs. Martin Weber, Mrs. Cora Peters, Mrs.
May Whitney, Misses Georgia M, Ora, and
Leila ]. Sheldon, Nellie Hartford and Eva L..
Holmes Some of the party attended the
pictures at the Colonial later in the evening.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones have
received wash skirts, M. & C. make, of the
new summer model and fabrics, sizes % to &c
waist. Also their third invoice of Gordon
Dyed silk hosiery in all the popular shades,
Csc, Soc, 81, 81 so. Garlic & Jones are sole
agents for the Domestic House Dresses and
have them in odd sizes that will fit the stout
-29 inch bust to So inch bust New Middys,
all sizes; skirts for Middys made to order.
At L J. Politics. 5. 10 and Is cent store. Hav.
ford block, you will always find IN assortment
OF plates, cups, saucers. naples, bowls, plat.
tiers, etc, in gold and Whitehall match-1O
cents each piece.... Read the suggestions of
the N E. Tel. & Tel. Co. of things to be re-
membered when making toll call "A first
floor rent with modern improvements and barn
connected, to let. Apply at the City Drug
Store. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Spaulding and
Berle publish a card of thanks. :. See appoint-
ments of E. H. Boyington. eye specialist. j..
Girl wanted to assist in general Homework for
the months of June, July and August. Apply
after May Both by letter or in person to R. A.
Peavy, Bay View Farm, Belfast >. .Penob-
scot river salmon for Sunday and Monday. live
and boiled Holsters, and fresh fish of all kinds
at Bramhalps market. This market will be
closed all day Monday. Sunday orders de.
livsred Saturday night, and Monday orders de-
livered early Monday morning. See card of
Patterson's music shop, Al Main street, Bel
fast. The Ralph D. Southworth Co., IL Main
street, has q big stock Of shirts for SUNNI er
wear in all the new fabrics in every style
soft. attached and detached collars, French
and plain cuffs. See notice of the municipal
officers to dog owners. The Auto Tea and
Lunch Room, North Searsport lat the Corner)
will be opened Sunday. May Both. The Tea
Room under the auspices Of the Woman's Club
will be opened today, Thursday. in charge Of
Mrs. J. o. Black.