The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-04-05
News of Belfast.

4 The News OF Belfast.
las, session of the sewing school will be
saturday afternoon at the Peiree
building
!. Rigg- bakery building on Cross street
.e for some years past as a tenement,
ea torn down.
ali. alarm at 80 a. m. April Sd was for a
.gy fire d. the residence of Everett M.
+, 90 Waldo avenue. No damage.
..aye 10 favor of Susan ]. Flye of Free.
m q Stale pension was reported from the
4 Mmnittee on pensions last Friday.
.,f establish the police court of the
s-.fsst passed the House last Friday
,,s led and Tuesday passed the Senate
] enacted.
gorsce s Sellers will leave next Tues
,s.,s1d The East Maine M E. Conference
1srbor. April 10th to 10Th. Bishop
|,ap l-ete, D. D., LII. D., will pre-
,lsbmsn Of Bangor, expert account
d. n last verifying the financial &C.
f. ne ty for the past year. prepara-
ia ise aslng over by the new city gov
.a
's 1ls- alley last Friday night Maurice
ygs- ID the city championship title by
..mg .i=r Gray by 155 pins. The tally
sn,ss There was an interested crowd
2.c.aors
Gar,s aspman, only son of Mr.. and
l hs Chapman, who has been in Ari-
for dr. past year with the 35th Infantry.
y8..u AIS last letter home said that his
.,,ag d as ty be sent at once to Nogales.
Iasr Hogies, who has been employed for
y are on the Virgil L. Hall farm, has taken
;Lsie p, Miller farm on Belmont avenue
xviii engage in general farming. Orrin L.
sgyI,r succeeds MIR. Fowles at the Hall
sny ar Of Roekland, who ran a jitney
:a,R-sa Rnckland and Bangor last year,
lrls into bankruptcy and the first meet
idueiit9rs will be held in Rockland at 10
4 ADri. l4th at the office of Rodney |.
i1Bon, referee in bankruptcy.
!aeung will be held at the Belfast Wom-
& u5 on Monday. April 9th at 8 p. m. to
gl= Req Cross Chapter for Waldo coun-
LIS hoped to organize the chapter in Bel
anl that the towns in the county will join
IIsres. All people interested in this
Tusn, are urgently invited to be present
-s meeting for organization.
gsHsEo LETTERS. The following let
l-s4rled 4ncalled fo1 in the Belfast post
aa t5e week ending April Sd: Gentle
.-tich4ri 3 Bangs. P. S. Brophy, Everett
'aeg A Y Currie, John Dunbar, Herbert
ding Mr. NJ Masterman. James M. Nell
l. Percy, Mr.. Virgie F. Studley. Mr..
Sest r. D Sylvester.
.&tlhs.L. Belfast High defeated Au-
IL 7'sd 20 seaside Grange hall last Friday
=. " score of 80 to q. The Kennebec
'-l' says ot the game: "The Conv boys
'aoai team which went to Belfast Friday
ny Belfast High school that evening, lost
W 'si'ast boys by the very narrow margin
% Il Captain Victor McCourtney get
'4o- the Y points made by the Augusta
: ''ach thompson who accompanied the
10 stated that MeCourtney, Dunnack and
'V'ysd fine game, but that the team felt
''snce Of Hutchins, one of the strongest
asyeara players"
ID NED, WHITE AND BLUE. Mrs. Thomas
1'ufop entertained the "Neal of the Navy
'nd their gentlemen last Monday even
Ct ler home, No. 16 Park street. The
So was e!aborstely decorated with red,
w 'na blue bunting and flags, and the din
'''u and front hall were especially pref
'' oihlng table had red, white and blue
'''oos' place cards and favors. The host
", n''oost appropriate toast to "Old Glory
\ s''oonai airs were played on the Victrola
= 'us supper hour. The menu included
h, 'g'atsl, tomato bullion, cheese sticks.
,'.. ,O4si chicken, mashed potato. cream
IN ' o' cranberry jelly, hot rolls. coffee
..yl We eraiIers. coffee, nuts and mints.
slhg WAS spent with cards The club
M IRE the hostess. Mrs. H. E. Nc
. ., VINO ,, assisted Mrs. Lothrop in decorat-
5..rr MIRA LuviIle J. Pottle and Mrs. VIM.