The Republican journal., 1916-06-29
M News of Belfast.

,,.5 ]. Horn OF '"e ,.oaodsd wal,er H
BE ..r 3. city electrician
.os the furloughs granted last week
Arops t;onal Home at Togus was that of
'' 20, ,'f :. Holmes to Belfast
"''' Heal has the contract for granite
/ .Isr which John Cochran Chapter.
[toaIas' '' r,Il place at Fort Pownal on the an
|I,.-.srg il July.
,,crv has 10 cases in the list of 241
"'N ..,si At the June term of the Law
s.,5 opened in Portland June 9th
|. l IL. sa.ss listed SO are new ones
-57 millions of life insurance was dis
we, tte United States and Canada in
ti'o' land received s1.O73.5O0. Lewiston,
Bangor, $27O,25O, and Belfast, s4s.-
r. Mickey and bride, Miss Caroline Gil-
r..,t arrived June 22nd from brief
r. --te in which they visited Boston
Fsou's They have rooms in the E. T.
f.. aa,s High street.
-.A aaekari, who was graduated from
,-st,5 Of Maine with high honors, as
.,s5 .1 another page, after brief visit to
81 tins city went to Boston, where he
b.. employed during the summer.
as.fsst post office employees will OBJ
-,,lawlng schedule on Tuesday, July
.sr4ra delivery open one hour after
,,. KAN mail, City carriers excused At
soral carriers excused for the day.
,,.. are Icing made for very pleasant
,r+ an Interesting program in Lincoln.
.......sr m the Fourth of July, when Wal
...ry Pomona grange will meet there for
'.-.,... .r monthly meeting and celebra-
ion
r... .l.Ia G. Taylor of Yale College. Mrs
-.... ,l -1er son Derland, Mrs. Taylor's
... ..= pulcifer, Mrs. Turquest and
l.,..,.- .--yal in Belfast last Friday on
-.-....-. rge's Lake, Liberty, to spend
ns.-ae.
,-.s.ssa LETTERS. The following let
..-... mailed uucaled for in the Belfast post
z.- ... The week ending June 9th: Ladies'
L.... r,wu, Miss M. DiIworth. Gentle
Gardner, Marvel Specially Co.,
.as- .se t. II. Pomeroy.
..- .m.--day morning was cold, but Friday
r..4.,Rs= we degrees colder. Crops cannot
,..r- ... weather, as the ground is still
g4s. 15. alter in the day Friday there
...s.s-.'-t rise in the temperature and the
gss.s. situation was more encouraging.
4., r.roruy Dilworth Parsons of Florence,
Mas. We gughter of Mrs. Charles o. Par
se, "a. -rsnddaughter of Martin c. Dill
g9rta many years resident of this city,
rs.,5- he 1916 graduates of Smith Coll
I.7- Miss arsons was soloist at the Ivy Day
exercises.
rys u Warrington of Cincinnati, Ohio,
gb. s.s.lug her daughter. Mrs. Thomas P.
Iagma- attended a recent meeting of the Boy
Scout. at1 her grandson Tom, who is one of
.5s 1stro leaders,, and presented them with
algr=l tefray the expenses of their pro-
posed supng trip.
T1.s- a5t absent or tardy for the spring
term al the Brlck Primary school in East Bel
ils, t.s, Fla M. Clark teacher. were Arnold
Collins EuUa Pierce, Flora Pierce and Jesse
Robbins, Arnold Collins was not absent or
tar8g ~, the whole year; Emma Pierce was
net 3rcy for the year and was absent only
ole malt day
4a-auer Of the young people of the Metho-
dis. ea-5h gave Fred A. Seward and his
BIC, genuine surprise party Wednesday
ever 4ne 2lst, at their home on Bayview
gss. social evening was spent and con-
tc4rerg was served. They presented the
Tds sud room with an oak rocker and
1a axe plate.
4ga aeubers Of the Hospital Club were
P'sss., At meeting last week at the home of
As. Margaret L. Keene, Northport avenue.
G- worked On cretonnes for the tables the
.4 2 nave at the hospital fair July 10th.
Ps15 q picnic were discussed and it will be
tsl 81 early day.
AZ ue annual meeting, June 10Th, of the
H1a'4. lers of the Winterport Farmers Union
I- ing officers were elected: President,
.tleheid; vice president. Il. H. York;
1"'-.- a.l secretary, A. c. Edmonds; audi
~ -raA Porter; directors, W. S. Little
sl + y7rk, A. c. Edmonds. C. E. Bart
@ 81 orter, L. D. Hill, ]. X. Downes, R.
:e'4l stephen Perkins. C. E. Embree,
1.ass- { ,1e State Union was present.
4- - the Minnetoska Club of the
A'l went to the Battery last Thurs
Wy "a--5 hey were guests until Friday
-s'i" '1elr leader, Mrs. Charles M. Craig.
la- larry which motored down in B. L.
tsisr ar we're Miss Elizabeth K Kittredge,
@a an Davis, Miss Katherine Brown,
4'' 4a'zaret Rogers and Dorothy and Mar
s1et IngaUs.
Aars Jouotf, who has been employed for
lumber OF ears by the New England Tele-
'''97 'mpany, and for sevenal years their
'"s 'et. completed his work with them
'''-'as' and Monday entered the employ of
-.' 'A'a d Barrows as shipping clerk. H. A.
-'Safi y he recently came here from Cam
'7S 10 work for the Telephone Company, is
-o7 re- chief
I'D l7sponse to an invitation from the Bel
1' t'afc Of Trade the Eastern Yacht club.
when rsses its annual cruise eastward in
..'' "' call at this port on its way to Bar
''''ef If aas visited Camden each season
'-D ''a' he yachts have come up the wes-
'' '-y and skirting Long Island rounded
.''"s Head on their way eastward. This an
'.~'''ent was made in the out of town