The Republican journal., 1915-06-24
The News of Belfast.

,.pes business in connection with the re-
II. ire Ices at Holden.
-.. ..rdine factory is having good run Of
.vl employing a full crew. 1t promises
very successful season.
Al, t.- meeting of Thomas H. Marshall Cir
Lies Of the 6. A. r.. Tuesday. June 18th.
-,. ~ the State convention will be given.
"a -saford last week large numbers Of coun-
...,.f half dollars. quarters and dimes were
...5 90 circulation within IS hours. Look
Or ihem'
DID,, eugene d. Tapley was called to South
Harbor last Saturday for professional
10. and made the s6-mile return "trip Sunday.
s1t5. the rain.
y aud Mrs Edwin c. Bowker have issued
... for a reception at their home in Con-
-. street, June 18th, from to 10. in observ-
...- # their 25th wedding anniversary.
Manager A. Perry Coombs of the steamer
.i5en Rod had expected to make an excur-
5 next Sunday, but owing to the rain last
s-55ay they were unable to finish painting the
and will have to defer the excursion to
JOY 4th.
Mss Ella l. Smalley, bookkeeper at the CEN
-s ytfce of the New England Telephone
---yany returned to her duties Monday after
-iog confined to her home with throat
-5ab.e. Mrs. Harry Dow of Rockland assist
81 IN her absence from the office
Owing to the change of time of arrival and
lsp.rture of trains at Belfast the hours of
,.asing the outgoing mails at this office will be
As follows until further notice: at 6.35 a. M,
g.55 a. m. and 8 p. m. No change in mail to
I,.esboro. Austin W Heating, P M.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gatchell, sons Cecil, AL
Ton and William and daughters Irene and
katherine of Augusta. are expected soon to
occupy their fine new bungalow at the foot of
london street. just finished by B. B. Greenlaw.
Mr.. Gatchell will come with them and spend
sunday here.
The neurology of Bowdoin college for the
wear ending June l. 1915. includes these names:
l%S-Joseph Williamson; b. Feb. IA, 1869, Bel
tsst d. July 80. 1914, Augusta; 19O6-Charles
Edgar Lttlefield; b. June 81. 1851. Lebanon; d.
e
Ess an honorary graduate.
The new picture theatre in Corners Casino
ssyside. was opened last Saturday night and
rctures will be shown every night unless the
.sl Is Engaged for dance private parties.
U-s Lllie Smith of Orange. n. j.. is the plan
q. George Wadlin has charge of the box
bee snd George Lawry is the picture opera
the casino fills long felt want as a
l.s for social gatherings.
.hr North church Guild met by invitation
r Mrs. Pearl at the parsonage last Monday
evening and very pleasant social evening
-.. passed. Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker sang,
th Miss Amy E. Stoddard at the piano.
-.aeh and cookies were served. The only
30. ness was a report from the committee to
.ortsr with the Ladies Circle concerning the
ming fair. There was large attendance.
At q meeting of the directors of the new
waldo County Fair Association June 18th
Il the office of the secretary, H. C. Buzzell.
much routine business was transacted in pre-
psration for the fair to be held August 10th,
llth and 18th. Reports from the various COM
nittees we're received and E. L. Colcord of this
city has been engaged to have charge of the
poultry exhibit and Silas Bartlett of Lewiston
TL be the judge on poultry. Frank Vining of
St, Adams will probably be the starter for the
races. Another directors meeting will be
he'd tomorrow, Friday, evening.
BEES AND BUMBLEBEEs. The other day at
EoI A.. ht,,h
.,y garden and it was found to be literally
sled with bumblebees. Their number was
--- using. as only an occasional bumblebee
-sl before been seen about the grounds. At
.taer end of the walk, some three or four
away, another Towering shrub was alive
E'- houeybees. There appeared to be one
-s. at least to every blossom. They must
-s,s carried off all the honey at that time for
ices have been seen since.
Herman H. Coombs began work Monday on
'-- eel.ar of double tenement house he is to
--!i at the corner of High and Pearl streets.
&c.. Fogg has the contract for the cellar and
b. Greenaw for the carpenter work. The
ll-s- will be two stories with six rooms and a
18th in each tenement and all modern conven-
5lces. Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs are now living
IL the Miles S. Jellison house on Church street
and have begun their new home earlier than
planned as Mr.. Jellison is to make additions
70 the house, remodelling it for three families.
he also expects to build house on his lot on
Miller street.
City Marshal George W. Frisbee arrested
June 18th Ernest Matthews, 81 Bridge street,
Who wanted in Bangor on forgery and
Chief O'Donohue of the Bangor police depart
ment came to Belfast by auto and took Mat.
thews to that city. He is alleged to have
forged endorsements on two checks on Il. H.
Dyer of Charleston. aggregating about $40.
Matthew's was arraigned, pleaded not guilty
and the case was continued to Saturday. when
the case was settled to the satisfaction of
those concerned by the payment of the amount
OF the checks and expenses. The young man
said that he did not realize that he was doing
anything criminal.
SCHOOL CHANGES. The school committee
were at the High and Grammar school build
lngs Monday afternoon to make arrangements
LOT changes SO that the former building may be
Used exclusively by the High school. The six
grades of the North school will be placed in the
Mcclellan building and the six grades of the
south in Peirce Memorial, thus relieving the
Congestion that has pravailad in tha b,;IJ;..-.