The Republican journal., 1915-09-23
The News of Belfast.

1e municipal court Monday for intoxication
and was sentenced to 80 days in Jail.
The H, l.. Written Co. had bueberries last
Monday although the season for these berries
pss thought to be over some time ago.
Mr. and Mrs Elon B. Gilchrest, Mr.. and Mrs.
-,,de B, Holmes and Mrs. Grace c. Pillsbury
ara spending week at the Hermitage, Pitch
ars Pond
telegram received Sept. 18th by Belfast
.sI,tjves announced the birth on that day Of a
am to Henry and Margaret Mitchell Macdon-
.s of Toronto, Canada.
Rev. and Mrs Arthur A. Blair and their
nests. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Herrick of
Marlboro, Mass. left Tuesday for an extended
.rt,trip to include the White Mountains.
Work has begun on an addition on the south
side If the store occupied by Jackson Hall
fo- an office, which will be well lighted and
--sgided with all the modern conveniences.
The History Class had an outing at the Cot
,-aN cottage on Race street last Friday. A
soernoon passed with readings, conumdrums,
auction, etc.
Milton T Healey has been appointed local
5-s0ager of the Direct Importing Company's
sire in the Chase block on Main street. to
.,sceed Charles C. Chapman. resigned Mrs.
,4+siev will assist her husband.
While the season at Bayside has closed
rem Cross and family, the E. R. Corners
and the H. A. Blethens are still at their cot
ages White Rock is open, and The Waquoit
81 remain open, as usual, all winter.
At the regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of the
A r.. 10 were present. 1t was decided to
ays an interesting program at the next meet
..- when all members are requested to be
resent as matters of interest will be acted
c.on.
ADyERrIsED LETTERS The following let
-, remained uncalIed for in the Belfast post
.aee for the week ending Sept. 2lst: Ladies'
Mr., Durgy, Rita Malone Strollin. Gentle
rer-J. W. Condor, Edward Mcclellan, George
f5rer. William Shay, Billie Dougan.
The new coast guard steamer Ossipee, which
axes the place of the Woodbury., arrived in
-.-r Monday afternoon on her first trip east
.-5 and anchored off the monument. Many
X the officers and seamen came ashore that
--7t She sailed Tuesday morning for Cas-
-re and Eastport.
W5rkmen are laying 400 feet of sewer on
.,nar High street south from the Mcclellan
s-rool and the building has been connected and
entered for city water. sewer has been
-..It from High street to the lower bridge and
rom High to Waldo avenue and down that
s,sDue considerable distance
Inc Leonard & Barrows Athletic Association
will hold their field day exercises at the city
mark next Saturday instead of at Crow Cove
was given up on account of inadequate trans
rortation facilities for so large a company as
nsd planned to attend
Mrs. George A. Quimby has received letters
IRON, her daughters written after their arrival
In South America in which they report fine
psssage and some very pleasant fellow passen-
gers. The wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Pineo occurred while they were at sea- and
the fact becoming known the ships band play
ed the wedding march and fine dinner was
served in their honor.
The Sunday school at Citypoint had very
enjoyable picnic, Sept. 18th, in Mr.. Gardner
Fatch's grove, where some AZ people got to-
gathsr in spite of the bad weather in the
morning, and pleasant day was spent. Mr..
I'd Mrs. Nathan Hunt, who preached at the
schoohouse the past season, were present.
Tables were spread in the grove and ali sat
DOWN to fine dinner.
Mrs John O. Black entertained the Ih1mble
lub of which she is member, at the Wo-
mans Club room Wednesday evening. Sew
ne and conversation were enjoyed during the
4yening The hostess served ice cream and
escorted cake. Those present were Mrs. M.
q Murch and daughter, Frances, Mrs Arthur
Murch, Mrs. C. S. Weber, Mrs. E. l.. Tai
bot, Mrs. Earl H. Talbot, Miss Frances San
born, Mrs, Justin Gray, Miss Hazel Ramsdell
Miss Minnie Smith of Winterport is assisting
Mrs Black in the tea room.
AN OFF-FENCE, nay JoIudu VI DausoT,Wds
4rrested at the Unity fair by Deputies Gray
aud Littlefield, charged with having "a pints
If whiskey in his possession and taken before
Trial Justice Larrabee, who committed him, to
Jail in default of bail. The police say they
,aught Jordan doing business through hole
in the fair ground fence, that people on
she inside passed him dollar through q
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rear attack they captured Jordan's stock of 81
pnts of whiskey, which they produced in court.