The Republican journal., 1915-09-16

OF A. H. clark Camp. Sons OF Veterans, for
the unexpired term left vacant by the retire.
ment of J. C. Bennett. Mr.. Curtis plans to at
eLd the Grand Army encampment in WASH
| ington, D. C.
| William Faucher Of Lawrence. Mass, was
before Judge Nj W Lord of the Municipal
| Court Tuesday afternoon and Wednesd ay
forenoon charged with running Mrs Edward N
Wlnslow's car in this State without Maine
license. Mrs Winslows home is in Lawrence,
and she has been visiting Belfast relatives
| Faucher plead guilty and was fined SIT ID. the
costs of prosecution.
| The case of Lutte L. Rogers, vs.. Leslie j.
| Ward, Troy parties, was entered at the Janu-
airy term of the S. J. Court, Judge A. M.
| Spear presiding. At the April term Judge
Geo. M. Hanson appointed Judge George E.
johnson as auditor. The case was one of an
account annexed. A hearing was held in the
Grand Jury room Friday afternoon. Sept. 10th.
Dunton & Morse appeared for the plaintiff and
j. W. Manson of Pittsfeld for the defendant
Judge Johnson will render his decision at the
September term of the S. J. Court.
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| Tuesday evening arranged the following en-
tertsinment course from the Redpath Bureau
for the coming season: Monday, Nov. 9Th, "The
| Servant in the Home" Wednesday. Dec 18th,
Marigold Quartet; Monday, Jan. 3lst, Frederick
Martin, song recital; Thursday, March End. DIR.
Edward A. Otis lecture on "Sour Grapes" re-
garding Heredty and Marriage. The enter
tainments will be given in the Colonial Theatre.
Course tickets will be on sale in short time at
/ 81, with so cents extra for reserved seats for
the course; single tickets so and rs cents.
| PooR's MILLS. There will be short enter
| tainment and social at the hall Tuesday even
ing Sept 21st. baked bean supper will
served. All are invited. Mrs. Julia Mckeen
and Mrs. Celia Richards were recent guests of
Mrs Underwood. Cassius Hamilton spent
the day recently in Skowhegan. MI. Herbert
Dickey and his mother have been visiting, Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Rolerson.....Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Wentworth of Stockton Springs visited
friends here last week. Mrs. Luela Brown
and daughter Dora were weekend guests
friends in Montville. Mrs. Geneva Went
worth visited Mrs. Underwood last week. -.
Mrs. Stevens spent Sunday with her son Her.
bert at the farm. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wentworth and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Payson
and little daughter Helen spent Sunday with
friends at Linda Vista cottage, Temple
Heights. Miss Wilhelmina Jackson of San
| ford, who has been visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. Lucy Jackson. has returned home. Her
brother Roland went with her.
| NORTH BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
Kurdish and daughter Clara of How ard. R. l..
arrived Sept. Sth to spend their vacation in
their former home. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
| Bartlett went to Lewiston last week to visit
relatives and to attend the State fair. They
returned Saturday -. Mrs. C. W. Aver went
to Montville Sunday to pass a few days
| with friends and relatives. ....., Miss F. S.
Walkley is spending a few days this week
with a friend in Auburn. She Will return
Saturday. Mrs. S. A. White and Mrs. Hat
tie Clough of Liberty were guests of Mr. and
Mrs W. G. Hatch Thursday and Friday. -. "A
musical service was held in the church last
Sunday evening at which more than one hum
dred and fifty people were in attendance. The
singing by the children, the solos, duets. quar-
tets and congregational singing were cons
tant delight as each number was rendered
Following is the program:
Organ Voluntary, Mrs Laid
Anthem, Male Quartet
H B Ladd Everett Hatch. Howard
/ Hatch, Victor Merriam
Children's Songs
Hymn, Congregation
| Solo, Mr. Strong
Responsive reading.
Prayer.
Male Quartet.
Solo. H B Ladd
! Duet, Everett Hatch, Carolyn G Hat h,
J with W s Hatch and W G Hatch on chorus
Talk, Miss Walkley
Solo, Ralph Fl Mosher
| Hymn, Audience
Solo, Carolyn Hatch
( Collection. Song by children
| Benediction,
Next Sunday Miss Walkey will give talk
on her travels in Switzerland
New ADVERTISEMENTS. This is Royal Re-
ception Week at Harry W. Clark & Co.'S, the
Main street clothiers and tailors, closing next
Saturday night 1t is special week for show
ing the fabrics and fall fashions of the Royal
! Tailors made-to-measure clothes, at SIG to S35
A guarantee with every Royal garment war
ranting the fit and your satisfaction or no
sale. earle & Jones have now ready for in
spection a complete line of dress fabrics M =.
& c. dress skirts, rain coats, dressy silk sweat
ers, heavy wool sweaters, corduroy coats, etc.
Samples sent on application. James Il. Howes
has new suits and coats for fall, the finest in
value, style, finish and material he has ever
offered. -. Call at earle & Jones store and let
them demonstrate the Edison Diamond Disc
photograph, or they will demonstrate at your
home, If you prefer. Telephone or write if
interested. c. B. Norton & Co., the Waldo
county agents for the Dodge Bros motor car,
received Sept. 3rd one carload consisting of
three touring cars, all Of which we're sold the
following morning. They will receive today
another carload of these cars. 1.-THE Broken
Coin at the Nickel Theater tonight. See
statement of the Searsport National bank of
Searsport. Large front furnished room with
all modern conveniences, also two adjoining
rooms, to let at IA Church street. The art of
pianoforte playing taught by Miss Amy E.
Stoddard Harmony lessons given free to all
advanced students Studio GO Church street.
Belfast. Ground Gripper shoes for men and
women relieve all foot troubles and are sold
only at the Dinsmore Store. =. See statement
of The City National bank Of Belfast.