The Republican journal., 1917-07-19

) Rare pieces Of antique furniture can b,
} had in the H. r. Mcdonald sale July Goth
The ladies of the Methodist Church
will have food sale next Saturday in
, the former Arts and Crafts room, Church
| street.
N. S. Lord & Co. have taken the con-
: tract to make all the sails for the big
four-master now being built in Stockton
Springs.
Miss Lena Nye has taken position in
the office of Leonard & Barrows shoe
factory, succeeding Miss Lillian Knowl-
ton, resigned.
There will be no meeting of the Belfast
Boy Scouts until the first Thursday in
August, when the members will make
plans for the part they are to take in the
coming Chautauqua which will be given
the week of August 18th.
All owners of vessels and boats with
out regard to size or motive power will
be obliged to procure licenses, and by ad-
dressing Chester P. Jameson, Ensign u.
S. N. R. F. Rockland, they may obtain
application blanks including all necessary
information.
The thirty-fifth annual session of the
Temple Heights Campmeeting will be
held in Northport the week beginning
August 18th. One of the best programs
for years has been arranged. The speak
ers will include William C. Whitney of
Springfield, Mass, Frederick Nicholson,
pastor of the Universalist Spiritual
church of Boston, and Mrs. C. S. Brad
ley of Boston. The music will be under
the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Leroy
Lyons of Boston. There will be several
pleasant social functions, including fair
and sale by the Ladies' Aid Friends
who are interested are requested to send
contributions to any of the following Of
ficers: Mrs Nina D. Cook, Belfast, presi-
dent; Mrs. Adele Montefiore, Water
vile, vice pres. /; Mrs. Anna Reed, Fair
field, secretary; Mrs. Laura E. Bradley,
: Fairfield, treas. For rooms, transporta-
ton, etc., apply to Orrin j. Dickey OF
Belfast.
POOR'S MILLS. Miss Josephine White,
who spent the winter in California, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leslie Payson...
Mrs, Clara Murphy of Denver, Colorado,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. C. A. Merriam
at J. F. Sheldon S.. Miss Alfredo East
man has been boarding with Mrs. George
Daggett during her vacation. Mrs Anna
Bowden and daughter Gladys visited with
Annabell Underwood last week.. Miss
Vesta Higgins has been visiting in Water
vile the past two weeks...... Miss Mar
jorie Roberts is visiting her grandmother
in Brooks &c.. Miss Helen Robertson spent
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Adelaide
Howe of Lincolnville Mrs. Lucy Jack
son has returned home after visit with
her son Herbert in Montville... ..Several
from this place attended the reception OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wentworth at
the brides home, Wednesday,. Most Of
the farmers commenced haying this
week. Mr.. Maurice Wood has a new
Maxwell car.
Last Saturday % members of the Bel
fast troop of Boy Scouts went to Camden
via the Maine Transportation cars and
spent the day. In Camden they were
Joined by large delegation of the Cam
den Boy Scouts and the Rockland Boy
Scouts in meeting at the Camden 7. M.
|C,A, From there the lines were formed
and the party marched to Megunticook
Lake where they embarked in motor
boats for three mile sail up the lake,
one of the prettiest sheets of inland water
to be found in the State of Maine. On
their arrival at the camp of the Camden
bows, the entire delegations enjoyed a
swim and on their return to camp picnic
dinner was served. After dinner there
were games in nearby fields, sports of va
rious kinds and motor boat sails and row.
ing and some contests for prizes and
merit badges Late in the afternoon the
party embarked for the sail to the foot OF
the lake. Arriving there the fish hatch
cry was inspected and then the hike back
to the Camden Y. M. C. A. There ice
cream was served to the large gathering,
having had one of the best times in the
history of the Scout movement in this
city. Every boy who went down on the
trip was enthusiastic over field day to
be held in this city in September, when it
is expected that there will be very large
gathering of the boys from the various
Scout organizations in this section of the
State. Perrin Arnold and Walter White
head won merit badges in swimming
AN ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY. Hazel
Marguerite, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George R. Doak, gave party last Tues
day evening to announce her engagement
to Dana B., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
D. Southworth. There were three tables