The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-25

10 cneef the paSSerS-Dy
He fills the air with binding dust
Or chlls you to the bone
And acts in every way as il
The world were all his own.
And yet the March wind does good work,
AS he is meant to do
He blows the Winters cold away
And Winters miasms, too.
He clears the air and makes it fresh
| For Springs work to begin;
He blows away the frosts and cold
And blows the robins in.
-Somerville Journal.
A new concrete floor is being laid in 1.-THE
Clerk of Courts Office, county building.
| Judge Spear will be in Belfast today to hear
the suit in equity, Belfast Water Co. W. City
of Belfast.
There were eight tables of whist at the par
ty at Seaside Grange hall last Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Belle Gates won the first lady's
prize and A. J. McMahan the gentleman's. The
dance was very enjoyable. Another party will
be held next Tuesday evening.
1t is expected that the cargo steamers F, ].
Lisman and Seaconnet will go to Bath the last
of the month to receive an equipment for car
go handling. 1t will be rush job and both
steamers will be in port at the same time it
being estimated that two weeks will be re-
quired to finish the job.
The Lisman has been bringing coal to Sears
port from Norfolk for some time and the Sea-
comet has brought several cargoes. The latter
steamer is commanded by Capt. Alzo M,
Carter. formerly of this city.
meeting of the committee to arrange for
| the community hanouat hold lost Mond,,,
evening, but no date was decided upon, as the
speaker is yet to be heard from. The banquet
is to be held in Memorial hall or the Baptist
church vestry. The committee of arrange
ments is composed of Eon B. Gichrest tenn
porary chairman, Harry M. Prentiss, Clarence
E. Frost, A. P. Goodhue, Orlando E. Frost.
Charles E. Rhoades, Henry D. Clark, L. A.
Hammons, E. L. Cook and Elmer A. Sherman.
THE SICK AND THE CoNvALEsCENT Mr.. S.
G. Norton has been confined to the house
for the past two weeks with severe cold,
threatening pneumonia, but is gaining slowly.
80. Chester Cushman, of the firm of Clement
q Cushman of Center Montville, returned
home Monday from the Tapley hospital, where
he was { perated on for appendicitis March
9Th. Mrs. Charles B. Eaton, who has been
very i'll at her home on Court street, is able to
be about the house again. Jefferson F. Will
son, who has been confined to his home on
Condor and Union streets for week with the
grip, Is gaining every day. Mrs. Frances
Horn OF Congress street, who has been ill with
bronchial cold. is very much better Mrs, C.
S. Weber, who has been very ill at her home
| Rall stree 10 ohio +o "a
each day, and her sister, Miss Hattie Black.
who has been i'll for some time, is now improv.
ing. Mrs. Elijah Ritchie, who has been con-
fined to her home on upper High street by ILL
ness, is improving and Is able to 90 out a lit
tle.. MRS. Miles S. Jellison is in Bangor
hospital where she was operated upon for ap-
pendlcitis and complications last Saturday.
Mr. Jelison returned from Bangor Monday as
her condition was very favorable. :. Isabel
Coombs, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
r. Coombs of Franklin street, and Elena B.
Shute, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Stephen
S. L. Shute of Park street, are all down with
the measles. Verna Jellison, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles S. Jellison. is recovering
from an attack of this prevalent disease. .
Mrs. Maine Hills is confined to her home on
Church street with the grip. Z. Mrs. Fred Pat
terson has returned from the Eastern Maine
General Hospital where she has been under
treatment since being operated upon some five
weeks ago. Her knee, on which the operation
was performed, is getting stronger although
she is still cr:tches Mrs, E. S. Shuman
is still quite ill at her home in Waldo avenue.
...Mrs. Fred Waldo Brown was called to
Boston yesterday by the illness of one of
her daughters who is at school there
Mrs. Joseph Harding of Dixmont was operated
on last Saturday at the Waldo County Hos pital
and is doing well. -. Henry Harrington of
Waldo,a typhoid fevor PATIENTS getting along
comfortably. Mrs. Ed ward Mitchell, recently
recently operated on for appendicitis is con.
valescing... Mrs Charles Smith of Belfast, a
medical patient. returned home Tuesday.
Fred o. J. Horne, who has been critically i'll, is
now able to sit up.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The H. H. Coombs
Co., Masonic Temple, High street, in connec-
ton with their millinery opening, will have on
display new spring and summer goods in all
lines. james H. Howes, Odd Fellows block,
AiaS hS" o0itoS Sodlos OIeSSeS, WdlSlS, gloves
and neckwear for Easter week :. Harry W.
Clark & Co., the Main street cIothiers, have
the widely known and popular Guyer hats in
this springs models. Garlic & Jones, distrib,
utors for the Edison goods in Waldo county.
call attention to the Diamond Point Repro.
ducer. There are no needles to change; no
needles to wear the records; instead the Edison
uses genuine diamond, which is never chang
ed and does not wear the records. New ar
rivals in Easter coats, Easter suits and Easter
hats at the New York Bargain store, Main
street. Correct styles; popular prices. -.
Don't waste your time in darning stockings
Make your whole family buy box of the IA
nous Holeproof hose, sold only at the D1ns
more store....-See appointments of f. H.
Boyington, Eye Specialist, of WiDterport. See
statement of the Travellers Ins. Co. of Hart
ford, Conn.,, Charles H. Sargent, agent. Bel
fast. Easter cards and Easter novelties at
Woodcocks See the chicks and bunnies in his
window. Post cards of local views, birthday
and comics, at 10 cents dozen, Easter cards
and novelties, at L. ]. Pottle's, Hayford block.
See statement of the American Ins. Co., fire.
tornado and automobile insurance, c. L. Wright,
agent, Belfast -. New things for spring at