The Republican journal., 1915-09-16


in Criehaven "'ise &c
Thomass H. Marshall Circle ba,d
meeting last Tuesday afternoon md nil -.
again next Tuesday. large ATTENDANCE :
requested. rs
Margaret, the 12-years-old daughter Of Mr.
anu MRS DANIEL ingalls,, is in the Taplev hos.
pital convalescing from an operation -,
pendicitis. ap-
great grandson of the late Judoe A,eu.,
johnson of Belfast. Count Louis do s;ho,- -
oiicer IN the French army, has been decorated
1or bravery. See the news item on the 9Th
page. WIN
Inc out-of-town alarm at IL 40 a c..
10th was for fire in East Belfast Edu.,d w
Davis, who lives on Swan Lob. "
burning underbrush and the fire got bevond
MS control and spread to land owned nv Can't
Ralph W. Pattershall which had been emf ovar
last year The firemen responded with +ha,
usu0i piohptness and by the use of hand
chemicais stopped the fire before il reached
the standing growth. SO that there was Ettl.
damage. "All out" sounded at 10 Os
Inc high school opened Monday with 100
pupils enrolled and 45 in the entar;no o,as1
The grade and rural schools will beg;r ro,,,
Monday, September Goth. Grades and a.
the South school will convene in III. 49,
stars rooms of the High school bn;,d;no,
uraoe In what was formerly the Root ond
ohoe workers Club rooms in Hayford block
and l. z and will be taught at the homes of
the teachers until the Peirce school huildino ;s
ready for use
STEAMER NOTES Frederick A Jones ,,o,
erai manager OF the Eastern Division of the
Eastern steamship Corporation, has also been
appointed general manager of the Western
DIVISION, and now has Jurisdiction over al, tbe
lines operated by the company. j. E. Owslev.
VINO was general manager of the Western
DIVISION, has resigned. j.. The steamers of the
Eastern Steamship Corporation on the Ranoor
line are now making six trips week. leaving
mere on week days only, but boat arrives
from Boston Sunday morning.
thinkers" have been plentiful in the harbor
OF late, but will not bite the hook. The ex.
PLANTATION given is that the refuse from the
ana the palt does not tempt them. Large
quantities of very small thinkers have been
taken in the weirs and Monday "Sandy" Clark
sold a barrel of these little fish on a Main
street corner. three dozen for quarter. Tues
day he went to Unity with lot and after
supplying the village was to offer them to
people gong home from the fair, 1t is said
how
factory.
AT THE WoMAN's CLUB. Mrs. VIM. Il. Swan
entertained Mrs. c. S. Bickford Mrs. Ellen ].
Keller of White Plains, N Y, Miss Maude
Gammans, Tolford Durham, Roger A. and Rob.
ert E. Lutz of Newton, Mass, Sept, 9th
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Quincy, A. P. Shepherd.
Mrs. S. N. Simmons of Appleton, Mrs. G. H.
Brier, Winter Hill, Mass, Mrs F, C. Cav and
Miss Marie A. Gay of Brooklyn, N. Y, regis
tered Sept. 9Th. Mrs. L. n Gilkey and Mrs.
L. M. Kimball of Islesboro, Mrs. F. l.. White
Of Morrill,, Mrs. j. W. Vaughan of Citypoint,
Mrs. Henry Jones of Camden Mr. and Mrs. B.
M. Plummer. Mrs Palmer Cobb and Miss Grace
Louise Cobb of Philadelphia. DR.. and Mrs.
James D. Clement of Orono registered Sept,
10TH
A CoLTCAsE. Donald Patten of Lincoln
vile was before Judge Maurice W. Lord of the
Municipal court Sept. 10th on complaint of
Mrs. Emily E. Patterson of Belfast for mali
cious mischief in the injury of her colt by
breaking and use. Mrs. Patterson had been
pasturing two colts in Patterns pasture and
learning that he was using them she took
them home and entered the suit 1t was alleged
that the colt showed where the harness and
saddle had been used on him and that his feet
were sore. The defence was that Mr.. Patten
had been given permission to break the colt
and use him for rides. Ralph l. Morse appeared
for the plaintiff and H. c. Buzzell for the de-
PENDANT. Judge Lord found pr obable cause and
the defendant was fined SIS and costs and 10
days in the county jail. The Jail sentence was
suspended and he appealed to the September
term of the Supreme Judicial Court under
5000 bonds. with Harry W. Chapman and Frank
N. Patten sureties.
FIELD DAY AND CLAMBAKE. Saturday, Sept.
clambake at Crow Cove, Islesboro. under the
auspices OF the Leonard q Bafr0WS A.A., Tor all
employees of the factory and their families, and
no better place could be chosen for such an
outing. A very short walk from the head of
Crow Cove takes one across the island to
Bounty Cove, which opens upon the eastern
bay with its many islands, and the surround
ings and outlook from the western shore are
also attractive. The Belfast Band will be
guests of the association and furnish music,
and there will be ball game, potato and sack
races, tugs-of-war and a general good time.
The affair is given to celebrate the closing of
the first season of the association and alre 4dy
over 300 have expressed their desire to attend.
The association is the first of the sort ever or.
ganized among the employees of the factory
and its foremen have taken an active part in
its welfare. especially H. A. Peters and B. L.
futile, who have worked untiringly for its
success. ball team was maintained during
the past season, and a most successful Labor
Day celebration was given under the auspices
of the association, which plans to eclipse this
record in 1916.