The Republican journal., 1916-11-16

.aJ ,ooked for wasn't blooming.
.,-.. 1y birds in last years nest,"-
...., day is a new conner.
..-n. to me life's at its best
.., ,,orious Indian summer,
,;ers 81 the times of all the year.
@,.o VOC ought to be glad of living,
.,.s ii when kovember's here,
'a.. .5-l tefore Thanksgiving?
'D R. 7. NEWELL
. raAery has begun the annual ex-
".,- the public school children in re-
.m,ae,- general health etc,
rmhar. sdudged insane at a special
rtrs city council, was taken to the
,4..a-- NJ onday for treatment.
.,,,s-- the Leonard & Barrows shoe
.-.. ... TOR a few days during the semi
'.,,.. taking The other rooms will go
aao
.-. I'd =tli! with us, or was the other
r.a,gs Juiike the leopard, he changes
anil. ao. Alvays picks out pasture where
syps. He pays little attention to
,.n s7a a- posed for his photograph.
..n.. Royal, clerk in the Waldo Coun-
.,. Dr.. eds, was called to Jackman
En-. b.. lae serious illness of her broth
| a. BARTLETT. 81 no was recently injured in
| Nv mill.
r, 4arrabee, clerk in the Written
..,, xhIblted the past week group
residents from Washington to
.,.- .-.l. mounted on sheet of card
| ,r. FAMED in oak. The portraits are
r.r.. ans there is brief biography of
~ qrs1ee made the collection while
a
H.. ... mmons, reader and Arthur N.
vent to Freedom last Friday
I- .. part in a Grange concert, and
| .. cordial reception. Miss Sim
..-.. .-..u1ers McGlasshan's Courtship,"
p... Israel" and The Spinner in
|.s s Nr. Johnson sang "a Little Bit
l..7s- ... u Hear You Calling Me-
MI. ..s begun last Friday on the neces-
r- -=. ss per plans of b. B. Greenlaw,
|-a.- TIE pair of city horses in the fire
Lga-- 1sadquarters in the basement of
!. rita su.dug. and in the room for their
r,. o. tls second floor. Under this ar
rgers the horses will be available when
;-si a. snort notice.
4. -ia q. McKeen returned Wednesday
|fa1s Nov sLh, from Portland, where she
|spstsj olsworth Circle, No, l, Ladies of
h x She was the guest of Mrs
En,1F Griffin Alexander while in Portland
b. Ncheen brought home beautiful bou-
|#a white chrysanthemums. gift of Bos-
|s8 Clrse and many pleasant memories of
|srsl
Ms Henry D. Clough of this city won the
aii prze, $25, for needlework offered by
-ldss Home journal and her work will be
Eugsarel for illustration in the December
uga1ne She sent for the contest 49, piece
1tlso1 sci u tatting. Now if the Home
g-a offer prize for dolls furniture we
E@-54eaJ that Henry would share honors
- D.. 4.f.
4ta 2r-Ia. meeting of the Liberty & Bel
p, Ie Co., the following officers were
Ra'a 'r lent, L. c. Morse; Vice Presi-
@ 7Immons; Secretary, c. H. Smith;
asslsr N.J Greeley; Directors, ]. J. Wal
f Warden, Volney Thompson, L. L.
E's " Ripley, S. W. Shibles and L. C.
-h- lsues II, Cilley was elected business
frsge ,neman and collector.
il.a0 ftu-y D, Gilman, after % years of
A.-, service. has retired as wharfinger and
ts7s agent at Lewis wharf and has been
Aa.a- og John McCauliff. When asked as
~ls reason for his retirement, Capt Gilman
~ De mad spent winters enough on the
i42 Ills aniy vacation since he assum ed
4 -d.ss here was visit to the Chicago Ex-
'5aoz -lt. though he lives where he can
~ -l' On he harbor, it is safe to say that
~! 0sgs Y III find him on the water front.
u4'sy 4altarian Parish party of the sea-
\ Vas aeii IN Memorial hall Thursday even
tNo' '.A' with good attendance, particu-
:" '- 'Ae younger people. Supper was
,''e' al p m, under the direction of Mrs.
'NT o, hartman, chairman OF the social
]-n'5ee Mrs, Arthur E. Wilson had charge
| lie ,hI.dren's hour which followed the SUD-
Cue presided at the piano during most of
]" games, which were musical. A dance
-oSed with music by McKeen's orchestra.
,ss having tables at the supper were Miss
@'a Ryan, Mrs. S. A. Parker, Mrs. George
.Ua'ls' Miss Belle Heating, Mrs. B. H. Con-
4 a's' Arthur Richie, Mrs. l. T. Dinsmore,
g. o. L. Shute and Mrs. Eugene l.. Stevens
Fssa " Miss Clara B. Heating.
'SiFFISG ITEMS. The schooner Omaha OF
,-'tor10ound from New York to Ellsworth
\, win soft coal, mistayed while going
,-'D OK Islands thoroughfare and struck
4. '1ore, sinking at low tide on the south
,s sue channel near the ferry landing. Il
hi F1' she will be total loss. The Omaha
''''' IN Hancock. Me, in 1871 and was III
Dsl'-.Fog caused a collision in Boston
~. NOV 18th, between the fishing steamer
Island and the 1-year-old sch. Mary
]. ''0' Of Roekland The latter. partly la
'''p 0me' had her starboard quarter stow,
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