The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-08-23

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The High school begins its fall term
Tuesday, Sept. 4th, and the grades and
district school will begin Monday, Sept
10th.
Miss Ethola w. Frost will leave early
in September for Hattiesburg, Miss, where
she will be director of Music in the Mis-
sissippi Woman's College.
Club, the carriage horse owned by Miss
Edith M. Southworth, died recently of
acute indigestion. He was thirty years
old and always great pet.
20. Hutchinson of Sparksville, Ind,
recently elected principal of the Belfast
High school, writes that he is in the draft,
but has not yet been called before the ex-
aiming board.
The Morrill, Sunday school were guests
Wednesday at Ten Oaks cottage, Tilden
Pond. Mr.. Charles R. Coombs, family
and guests spent the day with them.
The annual reunion of the Herrick
family will be held Labor Day, September
Srd, at the home of the Griffin sisters,
Lincolnville. All relatives and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
The w. C. T. U. will meet Friday after
noon with Miss Eda Woodbury., 9 High
street. All are requested to come pre-
pared to work on bandages for the Red
Cross. All members and friends are in
vited.
The Winners class of the Baptist Sun
day school had going-away party last
Tuesdayevening for Miss Marion Parsons
and presented her with a silver napkin
ring as souvenir of the OCCASION Re-
freshments were served and the evening
spent with music and games.
The family at the Girls Home enjoyed
their annual picnic Tuesday at the Mac
Neil residence near Little River, formerly
known as the Murphy cottage. The
weather was delightful and the children
spent the day with games, bathing at the
beach, etc. Acknowledgement is made
to Mrs. Allan McLane, Mrs. William H.
Arnold, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Howes
& CO., Field, Swift, Curtis, Bramhall,
Dutch Brothers and Fogg for supplies, etc.
POOR'S MILLS. J. F. Sheldon went to
Lowell Monday on a business trip. Mrs,
Lucy jackson is visiting her son Herbert
in Montville zee. Miss Dora Brown is at
home on visit with her mother, Mrs.
Luella Brown. 900 Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
Wade spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs j.
A. Hartshorn... Mrs. Joseph Shea and
son John of Boston, Mass, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth. .. Miss
Katherine Kittridge has been a recent
guest of Mrs. Irwin Wood. ,... Mrs. Elmer
Hartshorn, who has been caring for Mrs.
O. L. Wentworth, went home last Friday
and Mrs. Geneva Wentworth is with her
now.....Mrs. Emily Carson is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Payson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Flat feet was
the cause of II per cent of the reflections
in the examinations for the draft. Why
not look after your arches? Nine times
out of ten Ground Gripper shoes will
help and in many instances cure broken
arches. For sale only at the Dinsmore
Store. Freedom Academy will open for
their 82nd year Sept. 4fh. They give col
lege preparatory and scientific courses
and the only complete agricultural course
in Waldo county. For catalogue and in
formation address Harry M. Woods, prin-
cipal, Freedom, Maine. The Penobscot
Bay Electric Co. tells how the electric
grill does regular kitchen cooking. They
give partial list of actual tests with the
time required for cooking go. Lost, near
Chautauqua tent last Wednesday, a gray
sweater. Finder please return to Journal
office.....For sale, 80 acre farm at Nc
Farland's Corner, Montville. For infor-
nation address H. Gerstian, Augusta,
Me.....A situation wanted as housekeeper
or nurse by Mrs. L. B. jackson, Bay
View street, Belfast. 90. Picture framing
at Fred D. Jones' ITO Let, furnished
house of six rooms, bath, electric lights
and steam heat at 33 High street.