The Republican journal., 1915-04-29
The News of Belfast.

II. md Mrs. W. ]. Price will open theiI
-,,er home and store at Bayside today.
c,np Quantabacook has received gift of
-. looks for boys from friend in Mont
,.sir, N J.
~hsre was no quorum at the meeting of the
..,,I committee last Monday evening and it
y. adjourned to April 2sth.
The Athletic Club of the Universalist Church
81. AVE may basket And home made candy
l,,o the vestry tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
rts county Commissioners we're in session
4s courthouse Tuesday auditing the fl
.-.s at the close of the April term of court.
cha Waldo County Veteran Association will
..st IN Frederick Richie Grange hall. Waldo,
r.,-stsy. May 9th. If stormy. the next fair
ag.
Ma y. Houston Small entertained the Du-
..t auction club last Monday afternoon,
,..s,a Of Wednesday, the regular day of
asaang.
.-.snds of Alonzo A. Shute of Hartford.
hut formerly of Belfast, will be glad to
..., That he is convalescing from an operation
-. aroat in Hartford hospital.
u.rr,llus R. Knowlton, who recently bought
...,--rew Martin Patterson house on Bay
81, -tsset, has sold it to Roy G. and Grace E
s. IF this city, who will occupy it.
-.s.5 Mrs. Samuel H. Lord will move May
...trs Nilband house on Northport avenue.
g- Innes. who has been occupying the
- b.. has returned to his Searsport home
. Dickey has rented for William
- ~ Of this city. his cottage at Temple
.. - for the months of July, August and
...r.7sr to Miss Virginia Lounsbury of New
Wsy
. aorace Chenery received word Satur-
4. yeaing from the State Fishery depart
. lat IA cans of trout fry had been or
..,s.,s,r the streams in this vicinity, and they
.-s4xpected this week.
Mis-. amos Clement and Mrs. S. A. Parker
.-. I'll T. special committee for party of or 9
t.ass Of bridge at the Woman's Club room
,t. thursday, evening at 745 o'clock. Ice
.,ssr and cake will be served and prize will
1so4sred, Admission IS cents.
Er,ma White Barker Tent, D. of ", will
7s.l n Memorial hall at s p. m. Wednesday
,,-,5pg. May 5th. There will be a special
ingram under the direction of Mrs. Belle
Nsssrson, patriotic instructor, on "How to
maze Memorial Day more sacred to our hon
5rsJ dead"
The out-of town alarm was sounded last
thursday forenoon for fire on the Lizzie A.
bass. K farm on the back road to Searsport
l .ught from a pile of burning brush and
Was reaching the woods. The firemen re-
sg1d.d and soon put the fire out with but
slide damage to the trees.
Toe meeting of Seaside Chautauqua Circle
6 lie aeld with Mrs. Chas. A. Townsend, 90
.elsr street, Monday afternoon, May Bird. The
lesson IS from the C. L. S, c., book, Your
Grid of To-day and Tomorrow, chapters
rl. md ten. Roll. call: Current Events; topic
-sr The Independent, The Story of the Week.
Mrs. Ben Robertson's class of young girls of
die BAPTIST Sunday school had maybasket and
candy sale at the church last Monday after
1esu and evening. The girls also had pic
LIE supper at which 81 members of the class
Rels present. In the evening they had So
ia um4 and played games. The sale netted
4eu $3.50.
personal note from Mr. Charles W. Fred
srla under date of St Augustine, April Oath,
says That they are finding Florida delightful,
T.n summer weather in the early spring. They
Faa 10 visit Jacksonville. Fla. the week fol-
le April 29th and the first two weeks of
My eD.l De at the New Clarion Hotel, Attain
g.. 81, N. j., on their way home.
-.. :. II Lord was the hostess of the Octa-
g.. I'D tion club Friday evening, entertaining
ia- Ers, Charles Bradbury, who is in New York,
us r.doury sent the tally cards, fancy nat
ne and the prizes, silver call bell and a
Pc. If cards. Miss Carrie E. Gilmore won the
sal Mrs. Bernes o. Norton, who SUBSTITUTE
I'd Mrs. Eugene r. Conner, the cards. Mrs.
j. VI l0be substituted for Mrs. Bradbury.
annual meeting Of the D. "A. r will be
1su 9nday evening, May Sd. Mrs. Frank r.
No"ae.ck and Miss Alice E. Simmons will he
''.7Hs anu lHe program Will De as IollOWS:
H-.-a,i Brave Women of the Revolution;"
'e r If officers; election of officers; ECHOES
-or The Continental Congress-" Mrs. Ida Ma
r-g reading, selection from the D. A. R.
magazine, Mrs. Fred Rackliffe.
AZ ACCIDENT ON MAIN STREET. Charles
Dfaer and his stepson, George Robbins, of
Last Belfast, aged about / 2 years, were rid
Tag up Main street about noon last Saturday
When the horse became frightened by an auto
norm and bolted throwing out both occupants
'' front of the store of H. E. Mcdonald The
''y was thrown against loaded cart and was
O@oy cut about the face and body and one
eye IT is feared, may be seriously injured. Mr..
RI'heF ned on to the reins and was dragged
''lle Instance before he stopped the horse but
eSeaped with some bruises and a severe shak-
4s up and was quite lame Monday, Mayor
9'omos and Mr.. c. E. Sherman took the boy
0'' the store and cared for him and later he
vac taken to DR.. H. L. Kilgore's office and DR..
70 higore called. Upon examination it
vas round that no bones were broken, and
'''ef his bruises had been bathed and band
3seu ne was taken to his home.
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