The Republican journal., 1916-06-15

The Daughters of Veterans Afternoon Club
will meet tomorrow, Friday, afternoon with
Mrs. Myra Dutch. All Daughters are invited
The McAulffe 14-passenger automobile will
begin the regular trips between Belfast and
Bangor next Monday. 1t will leave here on
the arrival of the car from Camden at 1890 a,
M, arriving in Bangor at 1890 p. M; return
ing leave Bangor at 4.30 arriving here at 80
pm
News has been received that Richard c.
Rankin has suffered paralytic shock in San
Francisco. Mr.. Rankin has for years been a
most successful dancing teacher, spending the
winters on the Pacific coast and his summers
in Rockland and Belfast. His last class taught
here was several years ago and for the past
few years he has been in the West entirely.
His many friends in this city and section are
sorry to hear of his illness.
The first band concert of the season will be
given on the band stand tomorrow, Friday,
evening at 745.with the following program:
March, Light Cavalry, Poet and Peasant.
Lake
Overture. Pique Dame, Suppe
Waltz, N lghts of GladnesS, Aucliffe
March, Pasadena Day, Vessella
Selection from de Kovens Comic Opera.
Robin Hood
Popular. Little Gray Mother Vocal Chorus)
Crossman & DcCosta
March. The Eagles Home, Myer
Finale, Star Spangled Banner
There was very pleasant birthday surprise
party Wednesday evening, June 7th, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Piper in hon.
or of their eldest daughter, Essie. Her father
had taken her for short ride, and on their
return about As of her schoolmates and friends
were assembled on the lawn to greet her. The
evening was spent with music and games, and
ice cream and cake were served. She receiv-
ed several pretty gifts. The party broke up
at 130 o'clock, declaring they had had a most
enjoyable evening and wishing their hostess
many happy returns of the day.
Mrs. Clarence W. Proctor, who is to leave
next week for Windham, has been the guest
week and a number of others are planned.
Miss Grace A. Lord entertained last Monday
evening at one-table party. Misses Maude
B. and Clara K. Steward entertained Tuesday
evening, Miss Amy E. Stoddard Wednesday
evening, and tomorrow, Friday afternoon, 80
to 5, a thimble party will be given by the
North Church Guild at the home of Mrs.
Grace c. Pilsbury, 40 Northport avenue. Mrs.
Proctor has been an active worker in the Guild
during her residence here and will be greatly
missed. All members of the Guild are cor
daily invited without further notice.
LIQUOR SEIZURE. There were indications
about town Monday evening that Geo. E Ben
son was again selling liquor and Tuesday dep
uty sheriff ]. A G. Beach procured warrant
and in the afternoon Sheriff Frank A. Cush-
man, Mr.. Beach, Deputies Harry Toothaker,
Frank Webster and City Marshal Geo. W. Frs-
bee spent about two hours at the Commercial
house before Mr.. Toothaker unearthed very
ingenious hide under the caves from which
was taken 48 quarts of whisky and gin and 6
pints of whisky. Later benson was arrested
and taken before Judge Lord of the Municipal
court and sentenced to pay fine of 500 and
costs and 60 days in Jail and in default 60 days
days additional. He appealed. with Arthur
Ritchie and Herbert Smith as sureties for
5000 each.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS June is the month
of roses and marriages and If you want to save
the bride the trouble of darning you should
see that box of Holeproofs is included in the
gifts For sale only at The Dinsmore Store
Harry W. Clark & Co. sell the well known
Widow Jones clothes for boys. with percent
discount to cash customers. They also repre-
sent The Royal Tailors of Chicago and New
J York. List your rents with the Dickey-
Knowlton Real Estate Co. and let them find
you a tenant. >. Call on c. B. Norton & Co.,
Belfast, and let them show you the Dodge
Brothers Roadster. Price of the Touring Car
or Roadster #. o. b. Detroit) is $7e5. Have
| your house wired for electric lights and threw
away the old oil lamps and stoves. Let the
Penobscot Bay Electric Co. estimate on your
house. 1t will cost you nothing. If you want
chairs for your living room you will find a
wide choice at the Home Furnishing Co., Al
Main street. Belfast. -. The Belfast Poultry
Farm, formerly the Ferguson Farm. is prepar-
ed to furnish broilers, alive or dressed, for the
remainder of the season. Free delivery. Tele-
phone E. L. Colcord or T. A. Bradford. Cot
tages and bungalows for rent at Castine. Bel
fast, Searsport, Northport and Temple Heights
by Dickey-Knowlton Real Estate Co.. Belfast.
80. The Maine Transportation Co. is prepared
to handle parties from one to one hundred at
cheap rates. day or night. Sight seeing tours
arranged if desired. Orrin J. Dickey, mana
ger, Belfast.