The Republican journal., 1916-05-18
Tho News of Belfast.

o.,f.st Band was out last Friday even
Jus practice march, and their lively
inG -, en;oyed by all who heard it.
Mrs Arthur M. WEIGH moved their
4 N'' ' stock last Saturday from the Howes
nI.Ips'- MIN street to Wilton, where they
ell make their home
Cairns. lecturer, of Newark, N. j..
rslfast Wednesday. He has been
vs. i, the interests of the drys in several
.s campaigns and was recently in Lansing.
y,, lie is touring Maine for material.
VAS no public observance of Arbor
,5sv The usual program by the pub
I. WIS omitted as clean up and paint
,,a- s5 near at hand. Private parties
,3 the day by planting trees, etc.
Billings Co., which came here
s,sion "A 1918, under three-years sub
~, $500 Der annum by the Board of Trade.
...slr shop in the C. E. Knowlton build
., tas NJ. c. R. R. depot last week and
-,,-s trsr plant to Boston.
N s5om of New York will give a
.ctu-s in Memorial hall Friday evening,
.,7 st 30 The topic will be AFTER
Ns- WHAT" All who are not wise in
4 .ar e5uceit come and learn something of
4 ... t.-,gs Bible student. No admission will
B, arg-i
s7s Ha,f-tone of Miss Sabra B. Dyer APP
-..-.t IN the Boston Globe of May 18th. She
H ,-t her diploma in the teachers de-
Il ,.-.rsat at the gradu9 ton, May 18th. of the
RI School Of Expression. Her mother,
H NJ ,errge B. Dyer, went to Boston to at
H ,.o. he .-aduation exercises.
rts Emma White Barker Tent, D. OF V. At
-.,r.oo CIua held pleasant session last Fri
jsy a,srroou with Mrs. Charles A. Ludwick,
p-,r- So street, with good attendance. The
n n.--.5n was spent socially and with sewing,
,r dtoc supper was served at 6 o'clock.
..... went to the Colonial Theater for the
2ys
PITCHER went to Camden yesterday to
a..- -1a chorus rehearsal of the Camden,
Ra. Rackport and Thomaston schools
"a. .. gh School Music Festival, which
TAXI. at4 IA Camden May Goth. The full
,.-.5 Jdes the above and the Belfast,
,,-. sIesboro, Vinalhaven and West
2,5s.g lie Sc hools.
NJ. .r' Mrs. W. K. Howard of Williams
nq- Na-s write that they will be delayed in
,-5. he Battery this season as MIR. How
aj Ia. he elected superintendent of the
oil. =.noos in addition to his position as
,-.Hs d the High school, His new duties
vi a'1 July list. They will spend July and
ALEU- here 1t is planned to elect sub
r-5e7g. "a. assist Mr.. Howard at the begin
l r. ,as fail term.
ase of intoxication were before Judge
.a the Municipal Court May 18th. Beech
e Kendall and Jerry Cochran were fined SIS
s1l each and appealed to the Supreme
.s.s Court, James Corliss was sentenced to
JAIL. 10 all and the sentence was suspend
% he would leave the city, and Thomas
Bl-s employed on the street department,
Ea. -l=l s. and costs, and payment was sus-
ral. lIrIng good behavior.
10 nsatioa of Capt. E. Kirby Smith in No.
as IN 1857-S,' it was given as the i'm
usss Il the writer that he was killed in
one the early battles of the Civil War. We
have found in a record of the war this
rl- from the Trans Mississippi depart
nsr, KIRBY Smith surrendered May 26,
hG ,lcb was the last of the Confederate
S,s.ss army" The article, on the Sd page,
Ts 7ted. so that correction could not be
naf= loot note added.
Ia etter received by Orrin j. Dckey last
,stl-ay from Secretary of the Navy Daniels
20 'as gLon, D. c., he rendered the pres
g lsttleship in Belfast harbor for the
'-'-. 1Iy LIST to 8th, providing it was de-
a 4: Dickey has referred the matter to
@= Board of Trade, and there has
te.- talk that Belfast should this year
@ssr Did Home Week program and have
&s arship visit the harbor at that time.
asy-e- Of the ships visit to Belfast would
ed to the above, if the Old Home
's.s -ram is given it must be that week.
lsr column Rev. J. WiIbor Richard
well deserved tribute to our fire
and we wish to hand them bou-
good work in another direction. Last
N nJfning before church-time Chief
E0 a squad of firemen washed down
square, which has been covered
liquid mud ever since the street
Logan its rounds. This has been the
2. General complaint as almost every
". t~n has to cross the square at least
07 and some many til. es. 1t has not
" 'i dresses and shoes, but caused the
--. be tracked into houses and stores.
''.T- avoided by washing or sweeping off
ae '- that makes the mud.
SEA lFUL BELFAST. A Sunday afternoon
''A Gown Court to Salmond streets. re-
o'ls up Church street, showed that much
-'' 'se9 done in advance of cleanup week,
Guy III the fresh green grass, the trees lust
.'''ls or bursting into leaf, the we'll kept
'"'s and grounds, this residential section
''' never more attractive. great improve
-''' has been made on Court street extension
'a' az the Sherman garage in removing the
.'''es on the roadside and grading the grounds
rear Of the Church street residences to the
9'7'eu way This has also been done on the
'f.''e side, opening to view the spacious
view Kept grounds of Hon. Robert F. Dun.
'' IT, Frost and Wilmer ]. Dorman. Trees
+. 'Ten set out on the Court street side of the
4.77a chapel and vines planted to run Nm
ding and when these grow up and the
ABOUT the building is completed it will