The Republican journal., 1916-06-08
The News of Belfast.

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b. v. Norton is building large two story
addition on the rear of his garage and store-
house on Front strset
Mrs. Lilllas 5. Jones is having city water
and electric lights installed in her cottage.
Windanspray, on the Condor shore.
The members of Hook & Ladder No. 1 were
entertained over Sunday at the Wells cottage.
Little River. at lobster dinner by F. G. Spin.
ney.
The W. C. T. U. will meet tomorrow, Fridsy.
at 230 p. m. with Mrs. John T. Macdonald. 81
Pearl street. The subject will be flower mis-
sion and relief work.
The Belfast Band has been engaged by De
Molay Commandery. Knights Templar of
Skowhegan to accompany them to Camden
st. Johns Day. June oath.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Hatch of North Bel
fast announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Carolyn G. Hatch, to Melvin o. Dickey of
Belfast The wedding will take place in June.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncaled for in the Belfast post
office for the week ending June 9Th: Mrs. G.
Lane, Mrs Harold s. Tibbetts, Capt. ]. H. Nell
son.
Fred A. Johnson has rented the house,
No. 4s Congress street, formerly the Lewis
F. Cannon residence. and will move there next
week from his mothers residence on Court
street.
Eddie Morse, the 14-years-old of Albert
H. Morse, has been engaged as conductor on
the Maine Transportation cars between Bel
fast and Rockand and began his duties last
Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl H. Stevens have leased the
Gilchrest tenement on Church street to be
vacated by MIR. and Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest,
who will move into their new home on Con-
gress street.
Allen Goodwin of Montville, who was recent
ly operated upon in Dr. E. D. Tapleys hospital
is gaming daily. Mrs. Goodwin was the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Charles E. Owen, for few
days during the crisis.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Blair, Mrs. Sarah
E. Pierce and Mrs. Frank l. Wilson left Mon
day in the Blair auto to attend the Universal
list State Conference in Norway. They will
return today, Thursday.
| Clarence C. Chapman writes under date of
June 4th from Fort Socum, New York. that
he is to be transferred in few days to Ari-
zona. He is pleased with what he has seen of
army life, and is contented.
A portion of the students of the Ninth
grade, chaperoned by Principal Hartshorn. en-
joyed class ride and picnic at Swan Lake
last Saturday. while the remainder picnicked on
the shore near the city park.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cannon have received
an invitation to attend the graduation of the
senior class of Coburn Classical Institute,
Waterville, June 1lth to the 18th. Their grand
son, Lewis H. Cannon, lis a member of the class,
HELP WANTED. Men and women wishing
employment with the C. C. Rain Coat Co., are
requested to confer with Orrin j. Dckey, Sec
retary, or with l. T. Dinsmore and H. fl.
Coombs, the help committee of the Belfast
Board of Trade.
The Daughters of Veterans sewing club met
last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Lud-
wick and had very pleasant meeting. Read
ings by several members were en- joyed and the
hostess served punch and tea with dainty
little cakes. Mrs. Myra Dutch will be the
hostess tomorrow, Friday, afternoon.
Frank Mccormack. for the past year manager
of the local plant of the D. Whiting & Sons
Creamery, and since the arrival of l.. F.
Marden from California the assistant man
ager, has been transferred to their Winter
port Creamery and Neil Skicmo of the Lib
erty creamery has been transferred here
A recent letter from Mrs. William H. Viii.
lams of Springfield. Missouri, tells of the
advanced season in that section. Strawberries
were at their height and in d week or more
they expected to enjoy garden stuff about as
we do the middle of July. Mrs. Williams was
formerly Miss Georgia S. Pratt of Montville
and has many friends here.
Mrs. H. c. Pitcher entertained a dinner
party last Saturday in honor of George M
Stone, who left Wednesday on few months
business trip to Lewistown, Montana. Covers
were laid for eight and the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II. Walden, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Dinsmore, Miss Mildred NJ Slater and Miss
Ruth Dinsmore. Mrs. Walden gave lun CHI
con Sunday night in honor of her brother
A BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs Herbert S. Morey
gave party Thursday, June LIST. in honor of
the 18th birthday of her niece, Miss Hazel
Perkins. Supper was served at o'clock, the
menu including cold meats, potato puff, hot
rolls olives, ice cream, cake, cookies and a
birthday cake with Is candles. Mrs. Morey
was assisted in serving by her son Albert
The table was prettily decorated with cut
flowers, and the chandelier was trimmed with
strips of crepe paper. The guests were Leons
Innes, Georgia Knight, Emma Webber, Ada
Curtis, Jennie Roberts, Adelia Cook, Vivian
Howard and Myrtle Simpson. Their Sunday
school teacher, Mrs. Warren A. Nichols, who
was unable to attend sent regrets and best
wishes.
Miss Maude E. Barker went to Exeter Tues
day for weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs Yer.
non d. Hill. and will be present at the dedica-
tion of the new hall of Pacific Lodge of Ma.
SONS of that town. Her grandfather, the late
Timothy Chase of Belfast, as past grand war
den, and his son. the late Hiram Chase, INSTALL
ed the officers at the institution of Pacific
Lodge in 1851, and her father, the late David
Barker was master of this lodge in 1856 and