The Republican journal., 1916-11-09

The Board of Registration in session the
past week. added "a names to the voting lists,
Bernes o. Norton is erecting 10000 gallon
gasoline tank at his garage at the foot of Main
street.
The receipts of game at Bangor last Thurs
day included one deer for Warren f. Fahy of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ames and Mrs Amos F.
Carleton were in Winterport the past week on
business in connection with the sale of the
Carleton farm.
T Dexter Clements and Ralph D Shnte
have made The City National Bana an offer
for the PIERCE house, opposite the post office.
If they buy they will make the necessary re-
pairs and improvements to fit for tenement
I house.
Elon B. Gichrest. Frank B. Luce, Oscar B
Wilkins and Virgil L. Hall lett FRIDAY in the
Hall car for a hunting trip IN the vicinity of
Schoodic Lake. Tney returned Sunday with
one deer. which all shot at, but which Luce
killed.
A still alarm last Saturday noon was for a
chimney fire in the Dunton block on High
street, in the part occupied by Mrs. Lois
Sherman. 1t was the third time the firemen
have been called out this fall for fire in this
chimney.
Margaret, the little daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles B. Eaton, Court street, is i'll
with diphtheria, and the home has been quar-
antined. DR.. Foster c. Small is the attending
physician and Miss McGraw of Bangor train
ed nurse, is in charge of the case
The Belfast Band is planning some special
features for its concert and dance on Thanks
giving night, in the Opera House. when the
proceeds will be used for new uniforms for the
band. All new selections will be PLAYED. and
an orchestra of nine or ten pieces will play for
the dance.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast post office
for the week ending Nov. 7th: Ladies Lula
Isabel Heal, Mrs. Wilfrid Laferriere, Mrs.
Lucy PETERS, Annie Welkoh, Mis-. Martha B,
Dickey Wharf Gentlemen-Fred W, Brown,
Hiram Curtis, VIM. N. Church.
Owing to the concert and ball to be given in
the Belfast Opera House on Thanksgiving
night by the. Belfast Band the play of the
Seniors of the Belfast High school will not be
given on that night, planned. The date will
be announced. The band concert and ball will
be pretty affair and will undoubtedly draw
large attendance. An orchestra of 10 pieces
will furnish music for dancing and a concert
will be given by the band.
THE D. A. R. The November meeting of
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., was held
Monday evening, Nov. 9th, with the Regent,
Miss Amy E. Stoddard. Mrs. Bernes o. Nor
ton and Miss Lucy A. Cochran, the hostesses,
served nuts and confectionery. Mrs. Clara
Hamilton Seekins was appointed recording
secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mrs. Annie M. Frost 1t was
voted to extend thanks to Miss Frances Walk
ley of North Belfast, Alfred Johnson of Bos-
ton, Mrs. Fred Waldo Brown and Mrs. Glenn
ent W. Wescott of this city for their assistance
on the open night program at the State D. A.
R. Council. 1t was voted to give prize for
the best rank in the first half years work in
history of the 9th Grade. 1t was voted to
mark the home and grave of the late John
Cochran, and the matter was left with the
committee on historic spots, Miss Isabel CHM
and Mrs. Emma b. Pitcher. letter was read
from Mrs. George W. Stoddard stating that
she intended to join the Pasadena, Calf,
Chapter and that she could hardly wait for
The Journal with its report of the State D. A.
R. Council, in which she was much interested