The Republican journal., 1915-06-10

There will be a special meeting of the Wo-
mans Hospital Aid, with Mrs. Julia G. Nc
Keen tomorrow, Friday, at P.
Belfast friends have received word of the
serious illness of Mr.. Samuel Miller of North
| Searsmont, who is well known here.
Emma White Barker Tent, D. of v, will
| have Thank You Reception" at their regu
| lar meeting in Memorial hall Wednesday even
| ing, June 18th.
| The annual dues of the Belfast Womans
| Club are needed and may be paid to Mrs Es-
sic P. earle at Garlic & Jones or to Mrs. Lizzie
! j. Black at the club room.
VIM. A. Clark of Portland of the u S light
house service was in Belfast over Sunday, the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. VIM. H. Mcintosh.
! He had been in Stockton Springs to install two
| n.valve range lights at the harbor entrance.
| They are similar to the light on the monument
| in Belfast bay.
| The next meeting of the Seaside Chautau.
| qua Circle will be held with Mrs. C. A. Hub
bard. Park street, Monday, June 14th, at 2 p.
M The study topic is review of the Z. L
Roll call. current events. All members are re-
quested to be present
Mrs Eugene R. Conner entertained
the Octagon Club and its substitutes, Mrs.
James C. Durham, Mrs. Ben Hazeltine, Mrs.
Ira NJ. Cobe and Mrs. George Heating. at her
summer home at Bayside, Wednesday. A pic
mic dinner was served at O'Clock, including
fish chowder, doughnuts, coffee, cake and ice
cream.
Edwin M. Croker met with bad accident
last Friday evening at his home, No. SO Union
street. He had just finished shingling his
barn and sweeping the roof when the
staging gave away and he fell with it.
small bone in one wrist broken. two ribs
started and his face badly cut. He was attend
ed by DR.. Tapley and passed good night and
will soon be the road to recovery.
At an adjourned meeting of the school COM
mittee Friday evening, June 4th, with all the
members present, Mr.. Clarence E. Proctor was
unanimously re- elected principal of the High
school, with Miss Melvina V. Parker as first
assistant ire elected), and Mrs. Emma P.
Pitcher was reelected teacher of music in the
grades and rural schools. 1t was voted that
the latter give as much time relatively to the
rural as to the city schools. In the matter of
tuition for the non resident pupils the fee was
fixed at so cents per month for the rural
schools and $50 per year for the High school.
THE WAYs1DE TEA HOUSE. Mrs. Ada E.
Wides, assisted by her nephew, Harry Bagley
- I is he RI
Treadwell house, corner of High and Miller
streets III readiness for opening tea house
The tea room and kitchen are in the basement,
with entrance from High street. The tea
room is attractive with its old blue tints and
Dutch curtains and the service will be from
dainty china, cut glass, sterling and linen. A
platform has been laid outside for outdoor SER
vice, weather permitting, if desired. On the
first floor, entrance from Miller street. is
rest room with every convenience, bath
room, and two nicely fitted rooms for rent.
All the rooms are entered from the main hall
In addition to the tea room service Mrs. Wildes
will have a varied assortment of cooked food
for sale. The date of opening will be an
nounced in The Journal.
The WALDO COUNTY fAlR. "A meeClng OIL
the directors of the new Waldo County Fair
association was held Friday evening, June 4th,
at the office of the secretary, H. c. Buzzell, at
which every director was present Provision
was made for several specialties, and the de-
termination expressed to make the fair of
| Aug. 10th, 18th and 18th the greatest fair Bel
| fast has ever known. 1t was voted that good
purses should be offered for the races and in
connection with the purses several speciality
races are to be held, to wit, motor cycle, a
! peg race, running horse race, etc. The track
| is to be placed in excellent condition. Admis-
sion was fixed ar 25 cents for adults; 25 cents
each for carriages and autos, and 81 per day
for public carriages. A good poultry depart
ment is assured and later the special COM
mittees on the various departments will be
announced and their WORK begin in earnest
! directors meeting will be held tomorrow,
Friday, evening with Secretary Buzzell fol
| important business.