The Republican journal., 1916-06-15

Maine were held last Monday Ansel A. Pack.
ard of Belfast gave the Grafton,
Dr. Elmer Small, the attending physician in
John B. Stickney's typhoid case, REPORTS his
patient is comfortable and he is confidant q,
his recovery
Capt. Albert H. Morse Of Belfast an aid or
Brig Gen. Miller's staff, left Tuesday to at.
tend the State meeting in Bangor of the
Patriarch Millitants.
The U. S. torpedo boat destroy ers, flaming
No. 81. and Jenkins. No. A. were at this mort
Monday and members of the crews were
about town during the day.
A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans. will
have a public dance in Memorial Hall next
Tuesday evening. good time is assured to
which all are cordially invited.
J. K. bennett, who has been conducting a
fish market High street since Jan, 1st.
closed the place last Saturday He has not
decided on his future business but plans to
leave town.
Mrs. Georgia Juan. Mrs. Ethel Whiting, Mrs.
Mabel Weber Mrs. Eva Gordon, Mrs. Rose
York and Miss Bessie Hubbard went to Auburn
yesterday to attend the State meeting of the
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary.
An examination of candidates for Teachers
State Certificates of Elementary Grade will
be held on saturday, June "a. 1916. at the
Castine Normal school. Freedom Academy,
East Knox school and Winterport.
Basil Allen, whose marriage to Miss Jessie
Hart will take place in the early fall, has
leased the second story of the Marshall house
on Church street, to be vacated June 10th by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Proctor.
An entertainment in the form of a cabaret
will be given by the Women's Alliance of the
First Parish (Unitarian) early in July. 1t will
take place in the evening in Memorial hall.
the date t. be announced later. Mrs Glenn
ent W. Wescott is the chairman of the COM
mittee il charge.
Flag day was observed last Monday evening
by A. E Clark Camp, S. of ". Auxiliary with
appropriate exercises. old war songs and read
ings. A vocal trio was sung by Mabel, Elana
and Ralph Phibrook. The Auxiliary received
gift of SIS from Anderson Auxiliary of Rock
land, to be applied to the monument fund
Lewis Astle Cannon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
F. Cannon, formerly of Belfast, delivered the
address to the undeIg raduates at the Coburn
Class day exercises Tuesday and also wrote
the class ode. The WaterviIe Sentinel saws
of his address: at was we'll written and finely
delivered. In his address he defined success
in its various phases and urged upon-his class
mates the need of earnest endeavor in what
ever work they should undertake."
The storm which passed over New England
last Friday caused the Boston boat to miss
trip. There was not much of gale here, but it
rained heavily all day and all night, and left
the roads in such condition that the Maine
Transportation company did not run their cars
in the forenoon, but resumed the service in
the afternoon. More rain fell Sunday night
and the condition of the roads has gone from
bad to worse, and the farmers are in despair,
as few have been able to plant
The following rescripts were received Tues
day by George l. Heating, clerk of courts, on
cases tried at the January term of the S. J.
Court and sent to the law court: Ida E. Haryey
of Belfast vs.. Fred S. Collins of Appleton. an
action to recover for services for housekeep-
ing. The verdict was for the plaintiff for
s1l6.33. Buzzell for plaintiff; Staples for de-
PENDANT. Rescript is, Dismissed, settled be-
low" Harold B. Pendleton of Isesboro vs.,
E. w. Carter of Bluehill, an acton to recover
on horse bought of defendant, claiming the
animal was not as represented. Verdict for
the plaintiff for 500. Buzzell for plaintiff;
Judge F. B. Snow of Bluehill for defendant.
Rescript. Dismissed. settled below"
PooR's MILLS. The Benevolent Club will
have sale Of aprons and fancy articles, Tues
day evening, June 10th. No admission. Ice
cream and cake will be served. If stormy, the
NJ xt evening. Drs. E. D. Tapley and T. NJ
Pearson operated on Horace Wentworth for
appendicitis at the home of his sister, Mrs,
Wade. last week. He has a trained nurse from
Bangor and is getting along as comfortably as
could be expected. Mrs. Julia A. McKeen
spent Sunday with Mrs. Underwood Mrs.
Jennie Wentworth and children from Stockton
Springs, visited friends here the past week.
Mrs. Wentworth left Monday for Hartford,
Conn. to join her husband on the barge. Her
daughter, Mrs. James Dillon, will accompany
her, on her way to Ohio... Harry Carter ar
rived home Sunday from Boston.
SHORT Stops. The defeat of Colby by Bates
June 7th, settled the Maine Intercollegiate
baseball championship in favor Of the Univer.
sity of Maine, with Bowdon solid in second
place and Bates leading Colby for third. -.
Rain last week broke up the schedules and the
games announced for last Saturday on the Con-
gress street grounds between the L. & B. A. A.
and the Easterns of Brewer did not come off
....Arrangements have been made for the
Belfast professional baseball team to play "a
games with Skowhegan, IL in each place, the
winner to receive silver cup, The schedule
will open June 10Th at Skowhegan and the first
home game July 3rd. After this the games
will come two a week. Intervening dates
will be filled with strong teams. =. Leonard &
Barrows' A. A. will play the Easterns of
Brewer on the Congress treet base ball
grounds next Saturday at 8 Is p. M, when an
interesting game may be looked for.
THE GUILD SALE AND MUSICALE. The sale
under the auspices of the North Church Guild
last Friday afternoon in Memorial Hall land the
musicale in the evening. were both very sue.