The Republican journal., 1916-06-22
The News of Belfast.

ME- .,,itaI Tuesday for medical treatment.
,,..a.5 Mariner of this city has entered the
wat ..f the Maine Transportation Co.. for the
oor;s A. Clifford, B. H. S. '16, will as
ME- Ada f. Wides at the Wayside Tea
Ia.e TINS sumner.
,;as of the Universalist society will
,lea bean dinner July 4th; place and
s,-,s.r particulars will be given later
.,3den Fruit is the big feature picture
,oup this, Thursday, afternoon and
u at the Colonial theatre. This is a
s'sl.' fanatic picture and in five parts.
No.. earl H. Stevens has returned from Swan
mere she was the guest for week OF
"a & Woodbury.. who is spending the
ME share DR.. Stevens joined the party
TWO days fishing.
warren c, Philbrook of Augusta was
@'ttost Thursday to hold a private hearing
5,yorce case of Mr.. and Mrs. Roundy OF
Gorge H. Morse of Bangor and Robert
.n If Belfast were the attorneys.
-;,, log that was hauled to the Camden
Jus from Searsmont last winter that
Ly.,s- So much attention was purchased by
81" Nm and on Monday was hauled to the
b.. where it will be used for derrick
Amden Herald
... entral Boy Scouts of Bath left that
.,r Monday for Birch Point under the dlrec-
scout Master, Rev. David l.. Wilson,
-5u Cuthbert was in the party. The
.-..- .snplng and enjoying fishing, swim
aug s5e,
,.-.. annual meeting last week of the Bel
,,-.a. & Building association, the following
.5-.-d directors: William B. Swan, Ben.
a-.s seIwyn Thompson, V. A. Simmons,
or- 0orman, Ralph H. Howes, John n.
., ". Wescott and Ralph D. South
H.
... -.gtllar meeting of the Sons of Vet
..... 4lz uary last Monday evening report
late Encampment at Auburn was
s... the delegate, Mrs. Rose York. Plans
NADIA for the summers work, which
-.de a ball the night before the Fourth
f-t
Ills. Marie Kennedy of Providence, r. l.,
..-. -r two weeks guest at the Wayslde.
1..- nests were Mrs. H. B. Woodland of
1... .lsins N. Y, who was en- route to
...- sod Mrs. Maude E. Plummer of Hal
-uuerintendent of Field work of the
3fs -luoo
T0av do raof
s,.--. The Belfast Military band headed
,,- s-.lnd division Of Waterville, No. 905, B.
vi .carrying monster flag and represented
gsb.., 100 members following. Then came
9sg-eck lodge, No. 35, K. F., Waterville lodge,
e. and the Sons of Veterans.
s.r- toys who make business at this sea-
ALL iestroying birds nests were in the Uni
ara 5aurch grounds last Sunday afternoon.
They lestroyed at least one nest there last
season. aithough several times warned off and
sr. exported to have committed other depre-
ss5.as They should be looked after.
L5e 7rst of series of eight public band
concerts was given on the band stand on
$500 common last Friday evening, with
s-e- and appreciative audience present in
spite the cold night. There were number
9, s1to parties up from Northport. The band
sng The chorus of the popular Little Gray
lg6er. which was encored.
Ara meeting of the Democratic city COM
nt,se last week Peter Harmon of Thorndike
Addressed the members and outlined the sum-
DEL, campaign. Among other things it is
planned to hold field day late in July or the
first NJ August 1t will probably take place
81 the 'ity Park in Belfast when clambake
? .e served on the shore, with music and
Making
Neville c. Hill received letter last Thurs
5- -am mis- cousin, Miss Martha Shute of
--s tab, announcing the death of her
-lsr Mrs. Evelena Shute. formerly of Bel
particulars were given. Mrs. Shute
81. rs time a member of the North Con-
- al Church and will be remembered
der people of her home city as good
-1l had the esteem and respect Of all
her.
any years. in common with other
.psrs. and papers 10 other States. The
he published list of the heaviest
after the assessments had been
That this Was q matter Of public
have reason 10 believe. ard We
many orders from away for the is
aDg the list This year the asses
Iat said publication has caused
annoyance. they propose to have
llrd Tris will explsin why the list
pear Ia The Journal.
NuIEs. The articles Of the follow
ration have been approved by the
rle attorney general: The Brooks
ubOat CO.. organized June 9Th at
ri. the corporation being located at
llel for the purpose Of owning. leas-
anaginR and operating steamboats, for
' at-lsge Of passengers or freight on the
.s' -esr OF from ports in this State to for
et is. Capital stock, $4,000; all common;
l' 'a'le $40. nothing paid in. President.
.lar.es A. Arey. Bucksport; treasurer. Ben
'n II. Arey, Brooksville: clerk, Walter
'aoAHan, Bucksport; directors, the above.
approved June 18th. -. The American steame r
'ia o., formerly owned by Wi liam B. john
s7 # Boston, is ashore on Kola Peninsula
near Archaugel. The Carolyn was once wreck
~ al Metlnic Island on the Maine co asst. She
Was we'll known craft in these waters and all
Aletested in marine affairs are familiar with
'e' history. The steamers of the Eastern
''eamship corporation will enter upon their
-- Mer schedule of daily trips between Bos-
Hpf. bangor and Intermediate Dor ts IuIu