The Republican journal., 1915-04-15

| "A few mayfowers were found in East Bel
/, fast April 18th. in sunny exposures.
Mrs. l. Frankel of The New York Rarpa in
Store left Monday for New York for the new
summer styles.
| The local factory of the Lubec Sardine Co
! will start work next Monday and have notified
/ their help to that effect.
Lewis o. Ferpald, one of Belfast's Oldest
citizens, aged 81 years, was taken suddenly i'll
Easter Sunday, but is now able to be about and
attend to his home duties
! Arthur W. Leonard, Waldo County Register
OF Probate, is ill with measles at his home in
| Morrill, and Mr.. Charles P. Hazeltine, the for
mer Register, is substituting in the office,
City Marshal George w. Frisbee went to
oouth Portland on the morning train Monday
win Maurice l.. Kennedy, who was committed
10 the State School for Boys in the Municipal
:. court last Saturday. He persisted in absent
ing himself from school and was guilty. of
other offences.
J petition as voluntary bankrupt has been
n'eo with the clerk of the U. S. district court
oy Bert Il. Stevens, Belfast. merchant. Liza
ollltles $l76l. Assets $780, Principal creditors
hsted are Mrs. J. H. Stevens, Thorndike. Vira
b. bartlett, Belfast, and Milliken, Tomlinson
Company, Portland. Attorney, Arthur Richie.
Belfast.
meeting of the Belfast Philharmt mic
society was held last Tuesday evening in the
interest OF lecture course next season. After
an informal discussion, the chairman. Mr. @.
! E. Frost appointed the following committee
70 investigate the conditions and report at the
regular meeting May 4th: Messrs. VIM. M.
Ihayer, E. S. Pitcher, Elon B. Gilchrest. Ralnb
l. Morse. Samuel Adams and A. P Goodhue.
WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. John Dodge of
unity was operated on Tuesday for Appendix
Gus. Earl Pomeroy of Herman was operat-
ed on Tuesday for adenoids and enlarged
1onslls' ..Mrs. Perley Reynolds, surgical
patient, returned to her home in UNITY last
Saturday ~. Miss Jennie M Miller, medical
patient, returned to her home on Bridge street
| ias1 Monday. Miss Mabel Thompson, stu
dent nurse, is taking vacation at her home in
| Unity.
| THE COMING SESSION OF COURT. The inn
provements in the county building will be
completed when Justice George M. Hanson of
calais opens the Supreme Judicial Court Tues
day morning, April 20th There will be large
number of new entries, but no sensational case
has developed as yet. The complete list of the
traverse Jurymen for the April term is now in
the hands OF the Clerk of Courts, George l.
Heating, and is as follows: ]. o. Acborn. Nor
rill; Perley c. Allen, Montvile; John Benson
| Frankfort; c. M. Brewster, Belmont; Willard
| B. Gates, Monroe; James T. Cole, Thorndike
| Harrison .. Cunningham, Swanville Everett
| Doe, Burnham; Willis P. Gilman, Prospect:
| Sumner j. Glidden, Freedom; Clarence J. Ham
lin, Brooks; Elisha H. Haney, Belfast; Frank
/ W. Hatch, lslesboro; Fred L. Howard, Belfast:
Howard klngsbury, Winterport; John F. Mar
den, Searsmont; D. W. Mills, Unity; Herbert s.
Morey, Belfast; Ralph l. Mortland, Searsport;
E. E. Morton. Jackson; James Nickels, Sears
port; Arthur Overlook, Liberty; A. O. Rich
ards, Lincolnville; Clifford N. Staples, Stock.
ton Springs; A. ]. Tibbetts, Palermo; John D.
Walker. Belfast; VIM. o. Webb, Troy; Charles
O. Whitney, Winterport.
HE SICK AND CoNvALEsCENT. The epidem-
1c Of colds or grip. is abating fast, but among
recent victims are Mrs. Hiram Hoffses. Mrs.
Frank L. Towle and Mrs Albra ]. Clary
Mrs. Myra A. Burgess. who has been ill several
weeks. is improving and her daughter, Miss
! Ida 5. Burgess, is able to attend to her duties
in the Waldo County Registry of Deeds after
an attack OF the grip. Mrs. Charles H. Wal
den ID convalescing and is at present under the
care of Miss Christine Hall. Charles H,
Field, who had been confined to his home for
some time with severe cold, was able to be
out and attend to business last week. :. Henry
ID. Clough, who had an attack of neuritis that
kept him at home for more than a month. was
uptown Sunday. :. Miss Jennie Miller, who
had been receiving treatment in the Waldo
County hospital for several weeks, was able to
return to her home on Bridge street, Monday
| Mr.. Joseph Littlefeld. who is recovering from
a broken hip at the home of his son, Eben F.
Littlefield, Eeq, is able to be out on the porch
pleasant weather. =. Mrs. Alice l. Thombs ia
improving from her recent accident and ia
able to sit up some. Letters and kilograms
received by Miss Frances Chase from her
brother. Fred T. Chase, who is in the Apnew
Sanatarium in San Diego, Calf, are most en-.
couraging. He is convalescing rapidly and
will soon be with relatives in the suburbs of
,, San Diego. Nv. A. Simmons is attending to
business again after a severe attack of IT,
grip. &C. E. Sherman is recovering from a
severe case of rheumatism, but is not yet able
to attend to his duties in the Coombs UNDER
taking room. Elisha Sherman is improving
from number of colds, one following another,
....Mrs. S. L. Milliken was able to call on
neighbors last Monday for tie first time in
several weeks. :. Mrs. E. s. Shuman. who had
serious attack of heart trouble, continues to
| improve. Ralph Heal, clerk in Howes gro
| Gerry store. is ill at his home in Lincolnville
with the measles y. Mrs. H. f. Mcdonald left
the Eye and Ear Infirmary in Portland Tues
day and is visiting her friend Mrs. Simpson in
Fairfield. She will return home this week.
Mrs. Harriet Horne, who has been ill for some
time, is slightly better. >. Miss Elizabeth K,
Kittredge. youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Kittredge is confined to her home
with an abscess in her ear and an attack of
grip. Herbert S. Morey is out after a-three
weeks illness with bronchitis. Mrs. Mary
Hilton is i'll with pneumonia at the home of
her daughter. Mrs Everett A. Banks and Mrs,
Banks is obliged to remain at home from her
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