The Republican journal., 1916-06-08

Ah' county correspondence, ana Otner matters
is unavoi dedly deferred.
The County Commissioners are having re-
pairs and changes made at the Waldo county
Jail. which will improve its sanitary condition.
The FolwelPs of Philadelphia are having re-
pairs and improvements made on their sum-
mer home on Isola Bella preparatory to occu-
pying it for the season.
William A. Banks, who recently bought the
residence of Chester E. Perkins. has bought
and will occupy the Wadsworth house, 1876
High street.
The general change Of time to the summer
schedule of the Meine Central railroad will 60
into effect June 26th and it ia understood that
it will be practically the same as last summers
schedule.
The Leonard Barrows Athletic Associa-
tion wishes to thank all who took part in or in
any way assisted in making their first supper.
concert and ball such q success. Over $3.50
were netted.
The Shawmut National bank of Boston has
loaned the city $11 600 for three months at the
rate of 81 per cent. This is the loan author
lied at the meeting of the city government
last Monday evening.
At the meeting of the cleanup and paint
up campaign committee Tuesday afternoon
the various committees reported the work
done and the ready cooperation of the chief
of the fire department and city officials. The
treasurer's report showed gifts of $23.07 and
approved bills of S2299.
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT. Following
is the commencement week program of the
Belfast High school:
Sunday, June IL. Baccalaureate sermon at
D. M in Unitarian church by Rev. Arthur
E. Wilson.
Monday. All day auto ride and picnic at
Camden.
Tuesday afternoon. Class banquet in Bap-
tist church, when class prophecy will be given
by Doris Clifford and Lillian Knowlton, the
class will by Marguerite Coombs and Arlo Red
man and class history by Marian Waterman.
Wednesday night. Theater party at the
Colonial theater.
Thursday night. Graduating exercises and
the Shakespearian play, Midsummer
Nights Dream, at the Colonial Theater.
Friday. Reception and dance in Odd Fell
lows hall, music by McKeens orchestra.
THE D. A. R. John Cochran Chapter, D. A.
R., observed their eighth anniversary Tuesday
evening with Miss Amy E. Stoddard, instead of
with Mrs. E. S. Pitcher at the Battery. because
of the inclement weather. The ritual service
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quotations on the flag. Miss Lucy A. Cochran,
Miss Isabel CHM and Mrs. E. P. Frost were
made committee to confer with the COM
mttee from the Board of Trade to plan for
entertaining the D. A. R. State Chapter in Oc-
tober. Miss Isabel CHM, Mrs. E. S. Pitcher
mittee to mark Belfast's historical spots. The
following standing committees were appoint
ed: Program, Mrs. E. P Frost, Miss Alice E.
Simmons, Mrs. F. H. Mayo; patriotic education,
Mrs C. E. Frost and Miss Florence Kimball
floral, Miss ENERGY CHM and Mrs. B. 0. Nor
ton; membership, Mrs. E. 5. Bowker, Mrs
Amos Clement and Mrs. F. N. Savery. 1t was
I voted to ask all autoists to carry small flags on
their cars June l4th, Flag Day. Miss Isabel
| CHM read an interesting paper on the Origin
of the Flag. Mrs. E. P. Frost as hostess
served birthday cake decorated with can
dies, cream pie, tarts and tea.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. James H. Howes
ODD Fellows block, announces that his June
White Sale will begin June 10th, when better
than-ever bargains will be offered in white
7 of oil rbo Ey1rpis h.
ins Co. is offering bargains in bed room furni.
/ ture, with wider choice than ever before
See prices quoted. -. C. B. Norton & Co, Ioca
agents for the Dodge Brothers Motor Car, car
give you impressive facts and figures showing
the low cost of maintenance and freedom from
! repair of the Dodge car. Let them show you.
! Electricity will make your home Cheerful
that you should not be without it. Let the
/ Penobscot Bay Electric Co. give you an esti
mate. :. The bicycle has come into favor agair
and Carle & Jones have for sale the standard
bicycle of the world, the Roadster of all road
sters, built to last life time. E. The Wayside
Tea House is open for the seasons business
and is we'll prepared to serve the public with
tempting menu. Special arrangements made
for parties . AT the Woman's Club. &c Church
street, will be found braided and handy over
rugs, linen runners, baskets. trays, etc. Les
sons in reed and raffia basketry. Home cook
ed food ON sale every day and lunches at rea
sonable prices. Special orders taken for par
ties. Widow Jones of Boston has furnished
Harry w. Clark & Co. with the handsomes
and best value line of her well known clothes
they have ever shown. Boys suits in Other
good makes $3.50 to IS. All subject tt
per cent discount to cash buyers........
C. D. Osborn. proprietor, gives notice tina
the Phenix House has been put in good order
from top to bottom, and that good, clean, quie
rooms can be had there at moderate price
....Dr. W. c. Libby gives notice that hi
dental office in Howes' block will be closed un
til July 11th. John Carlson, Carl G. Carlson
and Harry l.. Carlson publish card of thanks
/ 80. The very desirable residence, 26 Church
street, is offered for sale. For terms enquire
of Melvina V. Parker on the pr emises. Th'
| Waquoit at Northport is now open and pre-
short notice. Catering to auto parties
specially. Order in advance when possible.
Position wanted for light housework for g
widower, or would take care of sick. Mrs
Durham, Is Park street. Large front room
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