The Republican journal., 1916-06-15
The News of Belfast.

farmer pods through mud and rain
me int his corn and sow his grain.
10 H. rohln chants his weird refrain,
~ ,,--a wet, by Jinks, more wet. more wet"
sasnville Me. h. F. M r
,Iriversalist Social Aid will meet this,
,ay afternoon with its president, Miss
,,l,+b Nj Southworth.
rs. appropriations of the General Educa-
p,ord include SIPS. 900 for Colby College
'' 20, 200 for farm demonstration work in
Maine.
.r. Maine State Nurses association will
..l,,s annual meeting today. June 18th. at
IN Pythian Temple hall. S39 Cumberland
avenue, Portland.
,,,.5am I. Norris, q member of the gradual
go. .lsss of 1916 of the Belfast High school
not absent or tardy during the four years,
,s,mmendabe record
.r ,rcount of the recent school concert in
,s t-ylonia Theater there will be no exer-
s.s tomorrow, Friday, the last day of the
.,, At the Mcclellan and PIERCE schools.
-srry H. Wentworth of Poor's Mills was
Ls ritcally ill June 7th with appendicitis
and was operated on by DR.. Eugene D. Tapley
ami. pr L n. Pearson. his attending physician.
,-.aua Brooks, Dexter, Cherryfeld, Gull
.,i Weld Greenwood. Wales, Kingfeld, Mos
mi. and Ripley are each 100 years of age this
land Georgetown will celebrate her 2OOth
sra.e5sary.
r Woman's Club have installed an up-to-
late 10 case and acknowledge their indebt-
.r..- t up. The old case will be used as an
.s. n to the fancy work case
5 T. Coombs took the remains of Miss
Hs-s l. Andrews to Rockport June It'll, for
.r-.-q -nt in the Amsbury Hill cemetery.
H. a. also taken the remains of Mrs. Flora
81. 10 Knox, using his motor ambulance.
Ms Charles F. Wood received word June
rr tie safe arrival of her sister. Prudence
n.er in Billings. Montana, where she will
us ~ BROTHERS, L. C. and E. M. Piper, and
.s- Pre-, Mrs. Adoph Lee, formerly Miss
Wa lgd Of Relfast.
4 -BrsED LETTERS. The following let
re i7r the week ending June 18th: Ladies'
prs sadie Page, Mrs. W. r. Richardson,
Sir. carolyn Whitney. CONTAMINATION C.
Meta Maynard Young
U7s Nary C, Wadsworth, who recently sold
hs- idence, 1876 High street. has leased the
sle- +. Fernald house on Cedar street and
9Th 7er daughter Alberta will occupy it,
st. -=rnald will store his household goods
end ard with Mrs. Wadsworth.
4i-1 NJ. Curtis, candidate for Junior Vice
Commander, Allen D. Webber and William A.
Johnson went to Auburn yesterday morning
e. aItend the State meeting of the Sons of
s,e781s. Fred A. Seward and Albert T. Cav,
iuo members of the A. E. Clark Camp, were in
4us-.n and will attend the meeting
NJ Fred R. Poor entertained small party
ii trends Wednesday afternoon, June 7th, in
1lays Of Mrs. Proctor, wife of Principal C. W,
Proctor of the Belfast High, who leaves at
h- ose of the present term for Windham.
where they will spend the summer. Auction
va played. followed by delicious refreshments.
and the guest of honor was presented with
Sewers.
About 100 members of the Festival choruses
irrm Bangor. Old Town, Ellsworth and Bel.
.ss arrived in Bucksport by special train, au-
-oao1ies and boat and held rehearsal with
the fpcksport chorus Wednesday evening,
june n, at the chapel at Oak Hall Director
N.am R. Chapman was present and most
enjoyable evening was spent. Ice cream, cake
slG coffee were served.
ihree cases were heard at the last Friday
morning session of the Law Court in Bangor.
The asst case of the forenoon. inhabitants of
Freedom vs. Mcdonald, dealing with an en-
JsrFement to whether the small partri-
ntay If a six year old Mcdonald child should
be PAD to the town of Freedom or set aside
% Ire paid the girl upon her maturity, was
argued by Arthur Richie of Belfast for the
lzf-rdant and E. L. McLane for the plaintiff,
laa Board of Registration Charles O'Con-
l4 hartman, Elmer B. Decrow and VIM. A.
Mason, began their sessions Tuesday for revis-
an II the voting lists for the Primary cleo
oa and will be at the city's clerks Office
ls rom a. m. to l p. m. from p. N, to
md from z. p. to 9 p, NJ. closing at 8 p.
rlday. Arthur Ritchie, member Of the
bad. was obliged to resign as he is a candi-
'4'a for Judge of Probate. The chairman of
Die ely committee H. c. BuzzeI, recommend
ed Mr. Mason and Mayor VIM. X. keene ap.
pointed him.
f-of. Charles E. Paul of Armour Institute,
aA ago, is spending the week in Boston and
7,e'' = and will attend Commencement at
Fac Massachusetts Institute of Technology, O f
Rh'2E he Is a graduate. He will arrive in Bel
asI saturday to visit his mother Mrs. J. G.
sau,. Prof. Paul recently issued rs page
BOOK, beautifully printed and illustrated, on
Structural Timber-Facts on Wood Construc-
tion. and Mill Construction Buildings" few
years ago he published series of articles on
cement construction and had them bound a
na lsone volume to send to his parents.
Ars. Ira M. Cobe entertained the members
Of the Monday Auction Club last Saturday af-
'efaoon in honor of her house guest, Mrs. l..
Nj savage of Brewer. The other guests were
Ars. Ralph Fl. Howes and Mrs. Thomas E.
Shea The home was beautifully decorated
'nroughout with purple and white lilacs
~lrch was served at o'clock and the after
noon spent in bowling instead of the usual
game of auction. Mrs. Savage won the first