The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-05-27
The News of Belfast.

rrnversa list Social Aid will meet with
". Burgess this, Thursday, afternoon.
r., 5ealers in mems furnishings, hats. caps
,.,,,bne will close all day Memorial Day.
~ The offices in the county building will
noon on Saturdays during the sum-
nsr
Gorge F. Eames Of Boston arrived Mon
laok after his cottage at Little River,
', 1.t he has rented for the season.
nh. osmbers of A. E. Clark Camp are re-
"a n attend the drill in Memorial hall
M. thursday, evening.
aides in charge of the Girls Sewing
,are planning for picnic for those at
ding IN the near future at the City Park.
Airs William H. Smalley, bookkeeper for the
,.t+.sf Water Company, entered the Tapley
.,;tsj last Monday and Tuesday underwent
VERY serious operation.
rss Waldo County Veteran association will
.ot in Morrill,. June Sd. If stormy, the next
4sg 1t is expected to have large crowd
leans present at this meeting.
r-,rs f. Thayer of East Lynn, Mass, who
,..q bought the Frank H. Mayo place,so-
.., ext the Crosby place on Northport
mas opened the house for the summer
-sping Hand Circle of Kings Daugh-
meet with Mrs. Goldie Curtis Wednes-
.......,g June Fad. This is special bust
TING and all members are requested
b1e f-esent.
r..s- lower was in Belfast Tuesday on his
finn, Canaan, where he spent the winter,
gs.,.,1t. where he will visit relatives Mr..
-,.rsr gyiH celebrate his centennial If he lives
int sz. April.
r- ne and School Association will have
.s..- Isl meeting of the year next Tuesday
.,s,,r. at Z 80 p. m. in the High School build
-,- There will be exercises appropriate Tor
,,,,.or,sl Day by the children and business
sess ny the association.
ArvegrsEp LETTERS. The following let
7,rs remained uncalled for in the Belfast posi-
,tace tsr the week ending May 25th: Ladies
rorsnce Gushing, Mrs. Annie kimbal, MISS
lane Priest. conference.-the. Canning, Will
lam Hilton, Howard & Allard.
At the meeting of Emma White barker
Ts5t q If v, last evening memorial services
sara esld for Mrs Katherine Grant. -Four
.ak flags for the color bearers were presented
b, the obhgated Sons of Veterans. The next
n..a1r Of the Tent will be Wednesday even
Ing Jane End
The T1orndike Hotel, Rockland,h has changed
hands .aving been bought by Francis ?.
vigil. son of Hon. Fred Wight of that city.
Ills 81 he remodeled and put in up to date
.ud lya and many new attractions, including
s-a La g.rte restaurant, added. Mr.. Wight is
81 s1rsr enced hotel man.
The 5-st bowling match to be participated in
sr women in this city took place last Friday
nigh men Mrs. Margaret Chapman defeated
Mrs hawthorne of Rockland by 48 pins. The
respective scores were as follows: Mrs. Chap
Nan, g. 70, "a, 70, ST. total. 374. Mrs. Haw-
ttuae 70, IS, GO, 65, 81; total. 1926.
Dr. Gsorge W. Stoddard of Pasadena, Calf
las s.l4 his residence. 12O High street, Belfast,
to Mrs sarah j. Nealley of this city. The
house IS at present occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard L. Written and MIR. and Mrs. Ralph
n. carter 1t is understood that Mrs, Nealley
bought he house as an investment.
"sol the little French bull dog belong
Gg ID Mrs. John A. Fogg, met death under
.b= els of an automobile last Monday.
Her 1 Jul cries brought several men to her
even back to see what had happened. A
.ag, 10 saw the accident said there was no
us +. Spud was great pet in the home
SD any admirers.
TIE o1ual meeting of the incorporators of
Jl4 10 County Hospital Association was
ae city building Friday morning, May
Lst and Mrs Ira M Cobe and DR.. o. S. Wick
s-r ee-a elected to the board of directors to
succ5a apt j. B. Butman of Searsport and
IT, srgers of Belfast. No reports were
bur=o The meeting was adjourned to
On ", Friday, at $50 p. M, in the city
cry 7uldlng.
Mr. Heal, who for some time has used
car IN pleasure and business trips, received
last ve5s powerful motor truck from the
hapuo.c Motor Truck Co. of Michigan,
through The Read Garage & Machine Co. of
taS cry for use in hiI granite and marble
BUSINESS. 1t will take the place of the two or
foir-horse teams required to bring granite
from the 4uarries to the works in this city
and ia haul monuments to the local cemeteries
and surrounding towns
Halph ]. Morse entertained at his cottage in
1eofges Lake over last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Alneo. Mr.. and Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest,
0f. and Mrs. VIM. H. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. v. L.
Hs'l Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Sherman, Mrs.
1Face T. Chadwick, Misses Caro- G. Hatch.
lara b Heating. Marian Hazeltine, RATHER
ne y. Quimhy. Messrs. Arthur Richie, Frank
H. Neene' Claude B. Roberts, Henry Mudgett
a-u herbert Foster. The trip was made by
autos.
seaside Chautauqua Circle was very pleas
al'y entertained in the reception room of the
''i'A school Monday afternoon by the teach
's' MIS- Grace E. Walton Florence Kimball,
-'Ncss A Sargent and Mrs. Grace R En-
9l'' d. OF whom are members of the class of
&c -ne book, "Your Child of Today and
W that has been of unusual benefit
me teachers, was finished. Home made
AMY vas served during the session, which
~ a- d 81 p. m. There will be no session next
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