The Republican journal., 1915-06-24

Fssssndea have engaged roosns 1t the Waysids
Inn Tea House which they VIII occupy later In
the season.
Under the summer schedule on the Belfast
branch trains leave here at SIS .. m. II. IL
and 8. p. m, and arrive et 40 and II IS
9. m. and 6 p. m.
George e. Bracket has closed his Printery
on Main street opposite the post Office and is
selling of his stock at half price or less.
Everything must be sold on Or before June
3Oth.
Mrs. Edgar L. Smith is in Lewiston with
her daughter, Dr. Clara L. Bickford. to re.
main over Bates Commencement. Her SOD,
Paul Rexford, is q member Of the graduating
class. She was accompanied by Mrs. M. c.,
Hill and Miss Marjorie. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter C. Shaw.
Sir Knight Stephen S. L. Shute. the aid for
Pal estine Commandery. K. T.. in its vista.
ton in Augusta, today, Thursday. went to Au-
gusta Wednesday noon and was entertained
with other aids at the Augusta House Wednes-
day night. He will meet the members of his
Commandery on their arrival in Augusta this
forenoon. iS
Cards have been received in Belfast an
nouncing that the marriage OF Miss A. Maude
Asrle of Houlton, a frequent visitor in Bel
fast, and Mr.. Harry H Lowry, assistant priu-
cipa Of the Providence. R. l.. High school,
will take place at the brides home in Houlton
July 18th. Mrs. Isabel Astle and Mrs Lewis
F. Cannon will 60 to Houlton next week to re-
main until after the wedding.
Last Tuesday afternoon several members of
the school committee accompanied Robert P.
Chase to the SO called Cunningham lot on Mil
Ter street to consider it's availability as site
for the new High school building. Mr.. Chase
has offered to raise the money to buy the lot
by popular subscription and present it to the
city if it decides to build there. MIR. Chase
has been invited to be present at the regular
meeting of the school committee next Mon
day evenin g, when the matter will be consider
ed.
THE WAYsIDE TEA HOUSE. Mrs. Ada E.
Wildes formally opened the Wayside Tea
House. corner Of High and Miller streets, last
Thursday, and despite the Indictment weather
was satisfied with the patronage received
Mrs. Ira M. Cobe and several guests lunched
and spent the afternoon there. The interior
of the house, heretofore described in part, has
been made very attractive. Among the an
tques is large blue platter from the first set
of dishes used by the late Charles Treadwell,
the original owner of the house. The floral
decorations for the opening we're garden but
tercups and marguerites, and buttercups we're
in the single crystal flower vases on the small
tables, on which " ere runners Of Dutch linen
of the blue bamboo pattern. The hand painted
menu cards bore Dutch pictures, and the vi
ands served were dainty and appetizing.
WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. Mrs. Ralph H.
Mosher of Citypoint is a surgical patient and is
doing nicely. Mrs. Bert Braley of Burnham.
who was recently operated on, is convalescing.
carl and Valerie Crosse of Searsport, aged
and years. were operated on Monday for
tonsils and returned home the day.. Alfred
Wentworth of Searsmont is a patient on &C.
count of recent injuries to his back while fell
ing trees in the woods. Charles S. Shute of
Searsport was operated on June 18th and has
returned home. -. Mrs Annie L. Richards,
who was recently operated on. returned to her
home in Cedar street last Saturday. -. Charles
F. Atkins conductor on the Belfast Branch R.
R., returned to his Miller street home last
Tuesday after a critical operation. Mrs,
Fred o. J. Horne and little son, born last Fri
day at the hospital, are doing WE'LL. Capt. F.
w. Treat,a medical patient, has returned to his
home in Searsport.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. See the new
"Straws' at Southworth's, IL Maia- street.
They have every style that is right in shape
and at every price that is practical, and can
fit you with new straw hat that will please
YOU. You will find Fourth of July goods,
every thing for the young people, at L. J. Pot
ties $40 and rs cent store, Hayford block,
High street. lone dollar will buy three pairs
of the famous Holeproof stockings for bows
and girls. They are sold with guarantee, and
See appointments of E. H. Boyington, eye
specialist of .Winterport. Black mare stolen
from Frank Morta nd's pasture in Searsport.
Reward offered. :. Summer boarders wanted.
Room and board furnished in private family.
Apply by letter to L. S: D., Journal office,
Belfast. ). Ten cents a mile for an automo-
bile ride. Call up Donald Clark, telephone
6-22 or 211-4.
THE NEW MINISTER. The Epworth League
of the Methodist church will give bright
little play, entitled the "New Minister" at the
church Thursday and Friday, July LIST and End.
Before the play the different organizations of
the church will give their opinions as to the
kind of preacher they would like. including
the music committee, the Ladies Aid, the lady
bachelors and the sexton. The cast Of the
play is as follows:
Rev. Homer Brown. new minister, Mr.. Keene
Prof. Topnote, leader of choir,
Mr.. Byron Salter
Music Committee,
Crescendo Flat, Mr.. Clarence E. Hall
Hezekiah F. Sharp, Mr.. A. T. Gay
DR.. Hoosick, Mr. E. Frost
Asbury Steeple. MIR. G. E. White
Ralph Bunter, Baseball, Mr.. Chas. Getchell
Seth Perkins, Mr.. Vaughn Hayes
Daisy Lovejoy. New School Teacher
Miss Zettie Smith
Adelia Hasbin, Organizer Of Old Maids Club,
Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain
Petunia Pimples, Milliner, Mildred Darby
Uncle Alec, The Old Sexton, Mr.. Earl L. Talbot
Augusta Wind. Everybody's Friend.
Geofgie Dow
Mrs. De Lancy, Pres. Ladies Aid.