The Republican journal., 1917-06-07
The News of Belfast.

.... 4u-rhinson, instructor of Physics
University of Maine, was in Belfast
L.. faday on business,
~.r .e- e3ttage at the Battery has
.s-t for the season through the
q r.. Kra0lton Agency to Mr.. and
~. Williams Of Grottes, Va.
4 .s simpsons carriage and Elon
...r-.s, s auto truck collided on
,rr.- street Tuesday noon. Mr.. Simp-
,,s thrown from his carriage, but
vas ao. injured.
,hs-- RICHARDSON, principal of the
,..-s Normal School, was in Belfast
.... rne,ea. and visited the High school,
.lt--s,r- 6t lass of 1917 on the desir-
.1...+a Normal school course, etc.
<a~ Read returned Saturday
-.- Hce5 fishing trip to Nicatau
. gees of Samuel Morse of Bel
ra. Tie fought with him all the law
....- 1uucked salmon and trout.
f.. m Fisheries Company has
n. L Machiasport Packing Com
ar urluding their trade rights
and -da s IN business. This is one
Hr- ..-s. Of the Booths Company's
Name deals.
Mis- sse T. Carries store window at
rsrsa much attention the past few days
with is display of Red Cross supplies
asss al e base hospitals and the mater
as a5 Making them. All who are in
'sss.el the work-which should mean
eas woman and girl in Belfast who can
.ee and snt-should see the window.
Mis- lomaS B, Dinsmore recently re-
e9ro letter from the headquarters of
The National Special Aid Society of New
YORK. asking if she could start a branch
Of '1e society in Belfast. She replied
thai owing TO the recent organization of
TIE Red Cross Auxiliary-at-Large, it was
10, feasible TO undertake any other work
O. ,h.> sort IN a place of Belfast's limita-
hons
Stephen S Pierce of this city was in
lGed las! Saturday afternoon at Lincoln
Wr where he was handling logs. One
Of -ne .ogs slipped and striking him on
Ls 1s.t leg, fractured the bone Just
-ooTe the ankle. Drs. Foster C. Small
and Dairy L. kilgore were called to re-
dleo The fracture. Mr.. Pierce is at the
lone of his daughter, Mrs C. M. Small
sf High street.
il. next meeting of Seaside Chautau-
Qua t.rcie Will be held Monday afternoon,
June lita at the PIERCE school building.
lie 'ol.-ga'I; Current Events from the
independent" A study of the tenth
ala eleventh chapters of the C. L. S. C.
BOON he Things Men Fight For. :"
i"rSe chapters are study of the Cease
" 3ls,ua' and the Cease of Russia, ,"
"-s6 are very interesting.
'it filgh school graduating program
VIII begin next Sunday at 1915 a. M,
WIN a Baccalaureate sermon at the
0N-'eTsahst church by Rev. Arthur
az bar The full school will attend;
catching TO the church in classes. The
week program will be carried out as
"''i21Siy announced, if the weather per-
''''S 1t has been decided that the High
'ool chorus will furnish music for the
Week
lester Pitcher and Charles Robbins,
. .'9amen and Alton Andrews, sophomore
w. .l2 Belfast High school left Tuesday
''i''os Tor Winthrop Center, where they
5n'Sted in the Junior Volunteers.
'-s VIII drill at the mobilization camp
'' 'a'eF be assigned to farm work for
sumner, All boys will be under the
''p'' sion of experienced leaders and
'''' government discipline. They will
.'''s vi per day and board for GER
> number of hours work. Archie
''''H'A OF the B. H. S. class of IT will
Vie camp Immediately after gradua-