The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-02-25

Miss Sadie Wright is assisting for few
davs in the H. H. Coorbs Co. store. Later
Miss Wright will enter the millinery work
room for the spring season.
Albert T. Gay, the we'll known painter and
paper h niger, is planning to go to Niagara Falls
kext July for an indefinite stay and may locate
in that vicinity. Mrs. Gay and little son Elwood
will accompany him, and will visit relatives for
a time. Mr.. Gay is Past Commander of A. E.
Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, and is also a
Division officer.
Miss Mildred Dodge, the popular clerk in the
H. H. Coombs Co, store. resumed her work
last Monday after three weeks vacation spent
at her home in Islesboro Miss Dodge will be
in charge of the Coombs store during the abb
sence of Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs. who will leave
next Saturday for several days business trip
to the Boston markets.
Miss Leola Ii comb of Lowell, head milliner
for the H. H. Coombs Co., is spending ten days
in New York studying the latest ideas in early
spring and summer millinery. Mrs. Coomos
will ioin Miss Titcomb in Boston on Saturday
next and together they will have the privilege
of attending another course of lectures by the
great French writer, designer and lecturer, Ora
Cne.
The tickets for the Board of Trade banquet
to be given tomorrow, Friday. evening in Me-
mortal Hall have been limited to 200, as no
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particularly hoped that the farmers of this VI
cinity will endeavor to be present as there are
to be addresses upon agricultural subjects by
Prof Mitchell and Dean L. S. Merrill OF the
University of Maine. Tickets may be procured
from Elon B. Gilchrest at the Belfast Savings
Bank.
At a special meeting of the Philharmonic
Society last Tuesday evening Mrs. Elbridge 5.
Pitcher and Messrs. o. E. Frost and Ralph l..
Morse were appointed committee to make
arrangements with the High school to sell
$3.50 worth of certificates to the Chapman con-
cert. The holders of the certificates will have
"a hours in which to secure their seats IN ad-
vance of the general public and will enable
the 12O pupils of the school to attend the con-
cert. The committee will visit the school
this, Thursday. morning at o'clock to make
the arrangements.
THE SICK. There is much sickness among
the school children and several of the teach
ers are on the sick list Principal Clarence w..
Proctor is at home and Supt. W. B. Woodbury.
is assisting with some of his classes Miss AL
berta Wads worth was out for several days re-
Gently, Miss Charlotte Staple substituting for
her. Miss Florence Cross is out because of a
fall at her home injuring her back, and Miss
Staples is substituting. .--.. Mrs. Horace
E. Mcdonald is recovering from the eff
fects of a severe hemorrhage at the nose,
which has kept her at home for seven weeks.
| Mr.. Mcdonald is confined to his bed from a
severe cold threatening pneumonia. Mr.. c.
E. Owen was at his store Tuesday after Sc
we're cold which had kept him at home week
or more. Mr.. Charles Bradbury and Mr..
Bernes o. Norton are at home with severe
colds and under the care of DR.. Eugene d.
Tapley.
THE INTERSCHoLASTIC DISCUSSION LEAGUE.
A small audience was present in Memorial
Hall last Friday evening at the discussion on
"Tae Recall" when delegates chosen from the
High schools of the county we're to contend
for appointment as delegates to the congress
sional contest. Principal Clarence W. Proctor
of the Belfast High school presided. The con-
testants were Howard Wilson of the Belfast
High. Clifton Ham of Monroe, Wilfred Donald
son of Searsport and Miss Ivy Nash of Isles
boro Miss Ruth Redman of Belfast was unable
to attend on account of the death of a member
of the family. Brooks High did not send a
delegate. The judges we're Miss Carolyn Dur
ham of Monroe, Rev. Arthur A. Blair and
Rev, Walter F. Sturtevant of Belfast. The
points on which the contestants we're to be
Judged were furnished to the county contest
by the University of Maine and the separate
decisions of the judges were passed to the
committee, Miss Leona ]. Achorn of Belfast
and Messrs Stanley, principal of the Monroe
High land Linehan of the Searsport High They
announced the following delegates to the
Third Congressional contest to be held the
third Friday in April, the place to be ANNOUNCE
ed later by Mr. Proctor: Clifton Ham Of Mon
roe, Howard E. Wilson of Belfast,with Wilfred
Donaldson of Searsport alternate. The Con
pressional contests will elect delegates to the
State contest to be held at the University of
Maine. The prize offered is 5000 scholarship.
at the University.
ALLIANCE MEETING. The Woman's Alli-
ance of the Unitarian church met at the home
of Mrs William B. Swan last Thursday after
noon. In place of the Religious Intelligence
by Mrs James S. Hartman very interesting
paper on Denomination Loyalty" written
by Mrs Caroline Willard of Cambridge. Mass.
and recently read by her before her horne ALI
ance, was read by Mrs. George R. Williamson.
Mrs. Willard was formerly Miss Caroline Will
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