The Republican journal., 1915-06-10

The rank cards of the pupils and the not
books belonging to the seniors Of the Higl
school may be obtained at the Superinten
dents Office at O'Clock, Thursday, Friday an,
Saturday Of this week.
There will be another popular dance in tn
Red Mems hall tomorrow. Friday, evening
under the direction of committee from tn,
Tribe. The dances in the new hall hav,
proved very popular and there is sure to be
good attendance.
John M. Mclaughlin of Stockton, proprie
tor of the Mclaughlin stables in that tow
will begin in few days an automobile service
between this city, stockton and Searsport
making two round trips per day. A large Ca
dillac truck will be used with accommodation
for both passengers and freight. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin is an enterprising resident of on,
nelghboring town and is assured of gooc
patronage.
DR.. Edith F. Kidder returned last Monday
from meeting of the Maine Osteopathic As
ISOLATION, June 9Th, at the Congress Square
Hotel, Portland. DIR. Kendall Achorn of B s-
ton spoke in the afternoon on Catarrhal Deaf
| ness and Hay Fever. At $50 there was a
banquet. with toasts and speeches, and loving
cup was presented to DR.. Wayne Tuttle. who
| is to go to Montana to practice.
Saturday evening City Marshal Geo. W,
Frisbee received word from Lubec to arrest
Frank Dinsmore of that place, who was work.
ing for the Lubec Sardine Co. in this city and
who was wanted for the alleged larceny of a
$32 gun. Dinsmore has brother in this city
and is about IS years of age but appears much
younger. Deputy Sheriff John McCurdy of
Lubec arrived Monday night to take him
home for the trial.
The new federal law regarding the checking
of baggage by persons making journeys from
State to State is now in effect. June End was
came operative. Passengers now are obliged
to sign written statement giving the valua.
ton of the baggage they submit for checking
Boston railroad men say they do not believe
the new arrangement is practicable and proph-
esy that it will not continue in operation
long. The new law will be somewhat inconven-
ent for travellers who are in rush.
Leonard & Barrows have followed the ex-
ample of various shoe factory associations and
have formed tn e Leonard & Barrows Athletic
Association. Supt. Walter C. Shaw is presi-
dent, Mr.. A. H. Leonard of West Newton
Mass, vice president, and Mrs, Luther A.
Hannons, secretary and treasurer. The FORE
men of the factory, B. L. Tuttle, Edward F.
Littlefield. H. P. Peters, A. W. Miles, Eugene
L. Ellis, Charles E. Rhoades, and Verrill S.
Jones, directors. Base ball will be the princi-
pal sport and it is planned to have meets with
other factories and also with two teams of
their own men.
The automobile service of the Maine Trans
portation Company between this city and
Camden will be opened Monday, June 18th,
with three round trips daily, the company dis
continuing their service to Rockland. owing to
good connections with electric car service
and the present transportation service be-
tween Rockand and Camden by auto. The
service from this city will be maintained on
the following schedule: Cars will leave the
Windsor Hotel at a. M, II m. and D. m,
and returning leave Camden at 80 a. M, 80
p
service between Belfast and Camden and with
the same rates as last season. Orrin J. Dickey
will have the local management and look after
the advertising for the various lin es.
Mock CHURCH TRIAL mock church trial
will be gwen in the Methodist church Friday
evening, June 18th, under the auspices of the
young mems Baraca class of the Sunday
school. The class organized the first
week in January and the class treasurer, Don
Quincy, alias E. z Marks, is charged with the
embezzlement of class funds amounting to
$3.50. The entertainment will begin prompt
ly at o'clock and will be preceded by cornet
solo by A. H. WEIGH and vocal solo by Cnas.
Hammons The cast of characters taking
part in the trial is as follows:
Rev. Martin Littlewit, Horace B, Sellers
E. Marks, Don Quincy
Pros Atty, l. B. Short, Clarence Hall
Def'g ATTY U. R. Long, Samuel Durost
Glass Pres. Grant Maybe Chas. Getchel
Josiah Busyman, Frank Orser
Sophronia Hasbin, Chas. Merithew
Sympathy Marlowe, Fred Seward
VIM. Johnson, Carl Merithew
|, A. Skinnem Vivian Sylvester
Clerk of Court, True Record, Frank Roberts
Foreman of Jury, l. Dolittle,
Linville Whitmore
The admission charged will be: adults, 20
cents, children under IL years, 10 cents. The
proceeds realized will be used in fixing up the
Baraca class room.
PIANoFoRTE RECITAL. All interested
invited to attend the pianoforte recital to be
given by some of the pupils of Miss Edith M.
Davidson, Friday evening. June 18th, at 7 30
o'clock at the rooms of the Belfast Musical
Society. Following is the program:
Duet, ALA Marcia,
Keith Weymouth and Lewis Cannon
"Sing We Now Our Goodnight Hymn
Idris Rogers
a. Under the Trees, Porter
q. At the Chapel.
Ruth Partridge
Peter Pans Shadow Dance,
Margaret Rogers
Spinning Song, Ellmenreich
Alice Robbins
From 1.-THE Arabian Nights
Ruth Dlnsmore
The Christmas Bells, Niels W. Gade
Hope Dorman
Minuet of SO, No. l, Beach
Agnes Hill
Romance, F. A. Porter
a. Gavotte and Musette. Turner
b. Sumber Song,
Ruth Knight
Variations on an Austrian Melody, kuhlan
Grace Hazeltine
Valsette, Borowski
Lewis Cannon