The Republican journal., 1916-06-08

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Portland Monday as delegates from the Boot
and Shoe Workers Union to the Labor Con-
vention.
| The fire department committee have COM
pleted the semi-annual inspection in compile
ance with the State law and report the in
spection of,97 buildings. finding them. with
few exceptions, in very good condition.
Ansel Decrow, who ia employed in the Read
Garage. was thrown from Allen Howss MOTOR
cycle last Saturday by the handle bars becom.
ing loosened. His wrists were bruised and
one ankle sprained. It was fortunate es-
cape from more serious injuries.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be held with the teachers of the
Mcclellan school building Monday afternoon,
June 18th. Roll call, current events; lesson
from C: L. S. c. book. "Ways Of the Planets."
chapters sixteen. seventeen and eighteen. All
c. L. S e. members are requested to be pres
ent at this meeting.
Daniel Ingalls, recently found among the
effects Of his grandfather. Mr.. Rumrill, the
business card of Rumrill & Tullock Magnetic
Electric gliding & Silver Plating Co., ON the
back of which was written:
The last minute of the last hour of the last
week OF the last month of the year, one thou
sand, eight hu ndred and forty three has this
minute fled as the State house clock has Just
struck twelve in the hearing of Joseph Rum
rill, Philadelp hia, Pa, Sunday morning, Janu-
airy l, 1843.
The WoMAN's CLUB. The June business
meeting of the Woman's Club was held Mon
day afternoon, Mrs. Essie P. earle presiding
Mrs. ]. H. Body of Brooks, Mrs. F. G. Spin
ney and Mrs. Renworth R. Rogers were elect
ed to membership. Mrs. Ca-le read letter
from the French Relief office in Boston re.
questing the club to make surgical dressings
and it was voted to undertake the work if the
material was contributed. On motion of Mrs.
Charles A. Pilsbury it was voted to collect the
| annual dues in May, instead of in June as for.
merly. Miss Anne C. Crosby presented the
club with $40 to be expended in yarn for surgi-
cal sponges. The yarn is on sale at earle &
Jones. Mrs. Robert P. Coombs. Mrs. Edgar
M. Hall and Mrs. Charles A. Ludwick we're
made publicity committee to attend to ad-
vertising the club on roads leading to the CITY.
etc. Mrs. o. E. Frost, chairman of the tree
committee, reported that an ash tree had been
planted at the Muck in memory of the late
Mrs. Mariana Thurlow Farrow
THE "SYNDICATE" SELLS OUT. warrantee
deed of eleven pages of legal paper was re-
corded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds,
June 4th, in which twelve parcels of land with
the buildings thereon, situated on Pleasant,
Washington and Market streets and the
"Town Common" better known as puddle
Dock" were transferred by the Belfast Real
Estate Co. to Francis E. Wood of Belfast, The
consideration was SC. OOO The deed was made,
executed and delivered by Robert F. Dunton
under the direction of Herbert S. Morey for
the estate of the late Nathan F. Houston.
Many of the original deeds were executed in
1886 1852 and at that time included some of
the finest residences in the city. Mr.. VIM. B.
Swan is the only surviving member of the or
iginal company. The others were A. X.
Pierce, A. c. Sibley and N. F. Houston When
this sale was made as above the Houston es-
tate held 63 shares and the Belfast Savings
bank and VIM. B Swan Is hares each.