The Republican journal., 1915-05-06

Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant of the Belfast
Baptist church was called to Northport May
9Th to oficiate at the funeral of John W. Da-
Wis, veteran of the Civil war
Capt. Willard F. French and son, Harold
French, went to Boston Wednesday where
they will spend few days looking after the
adjustment of the affairs of Capt. French's
brother, the late James A. French, formerly
of this city.
Miss Louise H. Ferguson, who entertained
the Octagon auction club April 18th, had
grab bag with prizes for each player, which
included wares from the Dutch counter sale
then in progress in Memorial hail. This Great
ed much amusement and satisfied those who
played in poor luck. Delicious homemade
candy was served. Mrs. James C. Durham and
Mrs. Ben Hazeltine substituted for Mrs. Chas
Bradbury and Mrs Austin w. Heating, the
latter ill with severe cold and Mrs. Brad
bury is in New York.
STREET SPRINKLING, The city council held
their advertised hearing on the sprinklng of
the city streets at the Supt. of Schools Office
last Friday afternoon and no one appeared in
opposition to the plan of assessing the owners
of AUDITING property at the same rate as last
year on the following streets: Church street
its entire length. High from Northport ave-
nue. to Field street, Northport avenue to Mayo
street, Main street from the westerly line of
the postof6ce lot to Front street; Front street,
from Main street to the Maine Central depot;
WASHINGTON 70 O. ooLs
driveway on the westerly side of shoe factory;
Beaver street, its entire length
ALLEN WINS THE FIVE MILE RACE Frank
Allen of Rockland won the five-miIe skating
race in the Coliseum rink last Monday night.
defeating Walter Miller of Bangor by five
laps and making the distance in 20 minutes
and Is seconds. which is thought to be record
for a small rink, this being 81 laps to the mile.
Allen seemed to be able to take the corners
better than Miller. who was accustomed to a
larger rink. Miller defeated Allen in a pre-
vlous match and the two will meet in a rubber
race at Rockland shortly. A large crowd saw
the contest. Mgr Pierce was starter. The
judges were Alfred Ross, William Dickey, Per-
ley Tibbetts and Percy Greer.
The Junior Alliance held very successful
May Day sale in the Unitarian church parlor.
May LIST. A unique and attractive feature was
the Doll Show, arranged by Hope Dorman, as
sisted by Barbara Mckinney. The candy ia
BILE was in charge of Charlotte Wadsworth,
Julia Littlefeld and Alice Spear; the food ta
BILE, Marian Waterman. Grace Hazeltine, Ava
Burgess. Mabel Spear; useful article table,
Margaret Chenery, Helen Wescott, Betty
Hanshue, Elizabeth Doak and Ruth Dinsmore
The program consisted of a piano duet by
Charlotte Wadswo-th and Julia Littlefed
vocal solo by Helen Wescott; vocal duet by Bet
ty Hanshue and Grace Hazeltine; piano solos
by Julia Littlefeld, and recitations by Ruth
Dinsmore, Hope Dorman, Margaret Chenery,
Mabel Spear, Marian Waterman and Betty
Hanshue.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The Home Furnish
ing Co asks you to let the Hoosier Cabinet
cut your kitchen work in two. You can save
$3.50 by buying now one of these labor-saving,
step-saving cabinets. The sale, which is au-
thorized by the Hoosier Company, begins Sat-
urday, May 9Th, land closes Saturday. May 18th,
See advt. for further particulars :. Have you
bought pair of Ground Gripper shoes. that
not only relieve but correct broken arches with
out the use of plates? They are sold only at
The Dinsmore Store, Belfast. =. DR.. E. S. Web
Der, Room Masonic Temple, Belfast, has an
announcement that will interest every one
who is having trouble with their teeth He is
prepared to furnish plate that gives the life.
like appearance of natural teeth and can guar
antee satisfaction. -. Hosiery for men, women
and children at 10 cents pair at l. J. Politics.
5, 10 and rs cent store, Hayford block, Church
street. Annual meeting of corporators of
the Searsport Savings Bank at 10 a. M, May
8th....A small. convenient up stairs rent
with city water and electric lights, for rent.
Apply to Mrs. l., F. Cannon, 48 Congress
street,. A downstairs rent for two people
to let. Apply to Mrs. Chas. A. Ludwick, 2
Primrose street.. Brush runabout for sale; in
perfect running condition; cost $3.50, will sell
for $50. Apply to w. F. Weshe... See card of
Orrin Dickey, Notary Public and real estate
dealer and sgent. mo excuse for being
poor" heralds the bargains in food at Perry's
Cash Market. DIR. and Mrs. L. A. Roberts
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Sanborn publish card
Of thanks.