The Republican journal., 1915-02-25
ne News of Belfast.

Thp News OF 0clIdSI
,.isv Pease will leave early in Mercl
Sfs y the shaws Business College in Ban
,Hsnd '''
g. rill be regular meeting of Emma
lPf'f p.,ker Tent, D. of ", Wednesday
s .,D,pg, March srd'
r. - r T. u, will meet tomorrow, Friday
Toe NTH Mrs M. L. Mitchell. Congress
~ The program will be from the Union
% Saturday house to house canvass will
Me- nv men and women who will sell
.sss the proceeds to go to the Baptist Sun
school
soOper of the Mems club of the North
1D .atiopal church, planned for Feb. oath,
V''s Indefinitely postponed. on account OF
',s.r similar affairs
.ahic Offices, schools and banks were
'' Monday in observance of Washington's
'''ss There was quite a display of flags
t.rn
'l" ,,ysral private parties.
- Evans. Register of Deeds, went to
n ". Tuesday to attend the hearing before
~ ~3,,atjon committee, Wednesday, on the
s..,b,tioD of the school fund.
a.. George W. Frishee recently donated
,,,. and preserves for the Home for Aged
T,rsn Il was thoughtful gift, and partlc-
W.. ,,es9table at this season of the year.
,,..ogerade ball will be given in Seaside
-,rs hal, on the evening of March a, under
"'. .ss,i,ss If the Grange. Music will be fur
- -. Nekeen's orchestra, and the public
snyJst.
u-, Eta p Savery prominent in Grand
,-u, fred noiies, presented beautiful silk
s~ mon school, Miss Ethel Slavery,
,.s,t.- las. Friday in honor of Washington's
a,1dsg
INSTANCE. See statements of insurance
-.ogoi4s represented by B. F. Colcord of
.,.,.o7rt bert NJ. Ames of Stockton Springs
..;.1s following of Belfast: Field & Quimby,
i, lard and Harold E. French
nh Vomen's Alliance of the First Parish
Ir;,arisa) church will meet at the home of
H.. lanes c. Durham, Church street this,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Arthur
p,.s;e will give paper on the "Chlld Labor
Problem
A. the meeting of the reading department
At the Womans Club Tuesday evening. March
o,i psper on "England's Seats of Learning"
vrrsp BY Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley, will be
,ss3 by Miss Margaret A. Dunton. Miss
Kelley is still with her brother, W. B. Kelley
inst Anthony Park. Mimi.
The graduating class of the Belfast High
,,b,9. vii. leave March 18th for trip to
Washington, D. c., under the direction of Or
,nJ Dcsey, if is or more decide to go, other
wise those going will be placed with some
other party The public is invited to make
HE trH Address Mr.. Dickey, or any member
dtas school
The steamer Evelyn, sunk by mine in the
North sea Feb. 2lst, was well known here and
il 5thar New England ports. As the property
OLA H, Bull & Co. of New York the Evelyn
several years ago piled regularly between
SolAton and Boston, and later between Stock
ION and New York, carrying potatoes, paper
and fertilizer. In this service the Evelyn
operated Jointly with the steamer Carolyn of
the same company. The Carolyn also has been
under charter in the cotton carrying trade to
Bremen but now is out of the war zones.
NASHINGToNS BIRTHDAY OBSERVANCE. Mrs.
Annie N. Frost, president of Emma White
Barker Tent. D, of v, and several members
ot.os Order, were guests last Friday after
noon OF Grade Four, Miss Florence Kimball,
teacher, W the Mcclellan school. Mrs. Frost
made very apt and telling speech in present.
ing .a= school, in behalf of the Tent full
engtE engraving Of Washington and left with
The c57r=n the following couplet to be mem
mgyd 1y them:
george ashington SO honored and true
Dg 1J2'e things his whole life through;
We ry IKE him to ever stand
Where iIty calls, and lend hand
MS belle Nickerson, the Tents patriotic in
sUuct.r. unveiled the picture and Miss Kim
oai very gracefully responded for the school.
-Es picture will be the companion of fine
picture The Birth of the Flag" recently pre-
ss0i71 70 this Grade by Mrs. Eta P. Savery,
past president of the Tent. The guests re-
Ialnea to The regular exercises of the four
Ea'-S' winch were greatly enjoyed.
IHI HOSPITAL HEARING The brief men,
lion In Legislative Notes of the committee
Nearing IN augusta on the resolves in favor of
us aldo County General hospital does not
'''uQe Mayor k. +. Dunton among those who
spoke 10 behalf of the institution. Mr.. Dun.
''' 'oa The committee that in his opinion this
-O'p-'a' had done more for the municipality
'4dn ali the money it had received from the
''A'e- Rev {. H, Mckinney of Searsport
'P'Ae lfom personal knowledge, his wife hav-
'eel patient in the hospital for some
''is and as frequent visitor he had oppor.
'Su''S TO aequaint himself with the conditions
'11 management. There are hundreds of
v'''TF' who could testify. if necessary, to the
s'Ou o'Ae by this hospital and the necessity
~ continuance, but we feel confident that
~, ''s.ethents made at this hearing will en-
- favorable report and that the legislature
- make the appropriations asked for.