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

nj, Ns-y Emery went to Bayside yesterday
.-. he season at her cottage.
,..p -.ickney. who is in the third week
~. ..,r,il fever, is doing well although
.s- t.
,tHbor Richardson has taken the
-.... .,t.age at Lake George, Liberty, for
,-r weeks and with Mrs Richardson
al .,s1J his vacation there.
ria. e-.ra-t Water Co has extended its
-.5,l -eryice on Miller street, and Michael
-. ana Z. r. Spear have had the water
...,, .her lespective houses.
-s-e- If the A. A Howes' cottage on
....,-.1 -4ere Northport, is Fred j. Cole of
r..-.-.s-. s. J., former Rockport man. He
.....,.5 with the Eastman Kodak Co.
r-. sts+s board of Charities and Correc-
,...--- -zaed licenses to board children to
~. 5,.. E. Davis, r. F. D. l, Winterport,
and Mrs. Margaret Page, R. F. D. l.,
stlr.r. limit 4.
Injection with the fine picture program
,--. uonial Theater for Wednesday even
;,.-- It'd Battle of Verdun," there will be
,..- ..s,rumental ana vocal selections in
rs-.-- FIR the Boy Scouts.
r,. .r.morlal service which was to have
.,..- r,see in Liberty Tuesday afternoon,
,,-sath was postponed to Sunday afternoon,
b-egrt. at ESQ o'clock on account of the rain.
Balm Morse. Esq, of Belfast delivered the
rsao1.
Tine Democratic State committee held a
r.-saf IN the Augusta House, Augusta,
Wednesday, night, May 31st, at which every
,on-5 To- the State was represented. Peter
HARMON Esq. of Thorndike. the Waldo
agll member, was present.
Among those who recently Joined the Bel.
Inst ard Of Trade are Messrs. Charles H.
FEED a. Simmons, H. E. Mcdonald, w. G..
K5,usn, v l.. West Dr. G. P. Lombard, Rev.
william Va ughan. Fred E. Ellis and Z. R.
sg44, of belfast and C. L. Pratt of Augusta.
We reard the other day of an amateur
Ts7 ult IT lid not look right to the gardener
ant r- called a friend into consultation and
they sctded that the beans had come up the
v-os. way and should be covered with earth
AM ms was done.
TIE H Eta Kappa fraternity is at present
ae .r ocsl fraternity on the University of
Hr II OF Main in
~ a-d Eas grown rapidly until the present
cnt when is membership is little over 100.
.asd Clement of Belfast was one of the
l- a1u started the fraternity.
sltarsals for the play, "a Midsummer
Nal, Jrsam,' by the seniors of the Belfast
High s-a1oI, are progressing well under the
lts..4 Mrs. S. A. Parker, and this play
T.tba given in the Colonial Theater June 18th.
h41 ef the cast are learning the lines as
il- Jneir English, for which they will re-
.s7- credit
De- n various committees elected by the
v-lo- =5s Of the Maine Central Institute for
1. anniversary Waldo county is repre-
@ he following: Program committee,
l-.- Fuller of Liberty; medley commit
Ire -.e.n Libby, Burnham; commencement
T. .r'ttee, Jesse Bates, isles boro, and
A-4 Webb of Brooks: Christian association
@-a .ee. Coda Sid elinger, Troy.
'31eck The little Shetland pony belonging
"huraC+ and Alice, children of MIR. and Mrs.
."aT.es t. Coombs, recently broke his leg
8h.e ned in the orchard and MIR. Coombs was
obliged 10 shoot him to put him out of his
4'8ery "Speck" came from Massachusetts
pony farm when he was only five months old,
A1d vas to h ave been broken to harness this
sumner having only been accustomed to sad
us and bride, He was beloved by the chill
qfsh and d great pet with all.
Three torpedo boat destroye1s, the Cassin,
1a25-n and Winslow, were in the bay Nav
'is' They are part of f1otila which is visit
nF every harbor, large or small, on the Maine
''A'' iyE the purpose of interesting young
-'s- naval life. The Cassin. the flagship of
"s I.fee craft. was built at Bath, and is com
N@l--4 by Lieut.. Commander Walter N. Yer
IVY" zach destroyer has about Is men aboard
The destroyers came well up into the
''-''. aud then went down the bay while the
I1 went up river. They were painted a
-''' cad color, carried mounted guns and each
4s -aa- tunnels.