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

An unexpected rush of late advertising has
crowded out county correspondence and other
local matter prepared for this issue.
Howard Cheney, drug clerk at A. A. Howes
G. Co.'S, left yesterday morning in his car for
Portland. to remain there over the 4th.
All children of the city schools who will take
part in the parade are requested to meet on
the common at $50 q. M. July 4th.when teams
will be furnished for them.
There will be dance this, Thursday, even
ing at Seaside Grange hall, with music by
McKeen's orchestra, and another dance there
Monday evening, July Sd, with the same
music.
Mrs. McLane's servants arrived last Tues
day morning to get her cottage on Northport
avenue ready for occupancy, and she is ex-
pected to arrive from Washington In day or
two to spend the season here.
The handsome new club house Of the newly
organized country club at Northport will be
formally opened July 4th with dinner for
members and reservations for tables are now
being received by the secretary.
A number of the pupils of the Grammar
schools. accompanied by Principal z. D. Harts-
horn, went to Temple Heights last Monday
one OF the big cars of the Maine Transporta-
ton Co. They took picnic lunch and had
most enjoyable outing.
"a Fools Paradise" is the feature to be
shown at the Colonial this week, Thursday
matinee and night. This is society drama
in six parts, featuring Paula Shay and Chrys-
tine Mayo. Matinee at 2.30;Nsvening at and
$50.
The Universaist Sunday school went to
Swan Lake yesterday for their annual picnic,
leaving the church at 9 80 a. m. on buckboards.
Mr.. z. D. Hartshorn accompanied them to pro-
vide boats for the party. Or. Foster c. Small
loaned them the use of his cottage, and Mr..
Charles Bradbury contributed a half bushel of
peanuts.
Osceola Sewing Club met in Red Mems Hall
Friday evening, June 23rd, with AZ members
and guests present. At p. m. chicken sup
per was served by the members. The evening
was spent in dancing This is the last meeting
of the club until September. The club wish to
thank friends for their patronage and hope to
see them at the suppers this fall.
Leslie Dodge of Clinton, who has been serv-
larceny in Unity, and who attempted to run
away recently. was before Judge Lord of the
Municipal Court Tuesday and sentenced to
one month additional in the Jail, in compliance
with the new law for sentencing prisoners
who attempt to escape.
The cabaret to be given by the Womens AL.
nance of the First Parish (Unitarian) will
offer many attractions. 1t will be an evening
OF old songs, and colonial costumes will be an
interesting feature. The program will include
selections from Mother Goose" in song and
picture. The date of this entertainment is
Thursday evening, July 18th.
Edward Sibley will leave Saturday to spe n
a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Hoyt Hilton, and family, who are at the Hill.
ton farm in Tewksbury. Mass. Before he
leaves NJ. Slbley will settle in full with the
city as collector of the 1915 taxes, the first
time such settlement has been made TO,
years. If ever. Mr.. Sibley hss collected abou.
-th1rcs of the poll taxes of 1916 and at times
has been at his desk from s. m. to 10 D, m.
F. D. Jones, who returned last Tuesda,
morning from attending the Edison Dealers
Phonograph Convention in New Y ork rerarts
a very enthusiastic meeting. About SOC deal
ers from Maine to Oregon were in session ane
were very much interested and gave their close
attention to the two days meeting. Last yea,
the Edison Phonograph Convention was helc
at the Edison Factory, b1t owing to the large
increase in the number of dealers it was helc
this year in the Nc Alpine Hotel, the LARGEST il
New York City.
Pooas MILLS. Eests Higgins visited he,
grandmother, Mrs. Woods, in the city recentIv
....M Mis-. Effie Gordon and daughter of Linert,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. George Daegett
N B. Strong of Boston arrived MONDAY +,
visit Henry Wentworth. Horace Vent
WORTH who was operated on for appendicitis
is able to be out again. E. Edward Evans anc
family of Waldo called on Mr. and Mrs. IL. O
Wilson Sunday. Joseph jackson Started las,
week fer California. Irwin Wood will f.rrr
on the farm while he is away. The proceeds
from the, sale and eRtertainn eat. given br the
Club. were $2645.
A slight shower just before the time for the
band concert last Thursday evening somexaa a,
lessened the attendance, bat fine program
was rendered and the vocal selection as Use al
was enthusiastically received There was
better order than at the previous concert aad
it is hoped .there will he no further disturb
ances to mar the enjoynaent of these concerto
The third concert will be given this, THURSDAY
evening with the following program:
March. Shoulder to Shoulder, Arthu.
Overture. EEuritanl, Bellini
Waltz, Wedding of the Winds, Hall
March, Imperial Potentate, Woods
Selection frola the Comic Opera Ermibie.
Jakebowski
Rose, Gumble
$Nocal Chorus}
March, Detroit Free Press, Chambers
Finals America.
The CHAPEL At GROVE CEMETERY. Work
was begun last Tuesday on the chapel at Grove
Cemetery. which Will be built according to The
Plan on exhibition some months ago at the
undertaking rooms of Charles R. Coombs, Mr..
Coombs is one of the cemetery trustees and
for years has been advocating the erection of
this much-needed building. His fellow t-us-
tees. Messrs. Charles F. Swift and Ralph H.