The Republican journal., 1917-01-18

The Belfast Sp,ritualist Society will m.st ia
Memorial hall next Sunday at 30 and an
m Mrs. Ella Staples OF this city will speak,
and silver collection will be takan
still alarm at noon Jan. 18th was for
chimney fire In the Cottrel house, No. SC,n.
gress street, in the tenement occupied bv NJ
and Mrs. Henry Collins. There wasno d,,,o..o
kaphnel A Leavitc. principal of the Brick
school In East Belfast, recently resigned to 90
to Augusta, where he wilt clerk in a hardware
store. Miss Charlotte E. Staples has succeed
ed him in the school,
There was an error last week in the advt of
the municipal officers concerning the aseass-
ments of sewer taxes on Bay View street
which is corrected in this issue The lot -.
sess>d to V. A. Simmons should have haep
assessed to NJ R. Knowton.
The following is in the real estate transfers
in Plscataquis country: ELIZA A. Bradbury of
Augusta. by trustees under will, to Charles
Bradbury of Belfast, real estate in Tw,
Range 10. and Twp. l. Range ID. W 8"
The annual meeting of the Uniyersalist So.
clal Aid, called for last Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank l. Wilson was post
poned on account of the storm. and will he
held this. Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. F G.
Mixer. The Aid earned and paid into the
church treasury the past year s275.
Lester c. Wilbur of Bangor was in Belfast
last Friday on his way to Dark Harbor. whore
he is employed on the new Islesboro Inn The
lumber was bought of Cooper & Co. Of this
city and is on the site. Mathews Bros. have
the contract for finishing, and Goodhue & ca.
are now at work on the plumbing. Abopt 20
carpenters are at work on the building and ii
is expected the house will be ready for the
plaster early in February.
Belfast relatives have received telaorar,s
announcing the arrival of son, Jan 10th. to
Lieut., and Mrs. Charles B. Hazeltine at San
Antonio, Texas. He has been named Charles
B, Jr Mrs. Hazeltine's mother, Mrs Rslph
Emery Of kalamazoo, Mich, is with them.
Lieut.. Bazeltine, who is attached to the I4th
u. 5. Cavalry, was recently promoted to the
signal corps. an honor for one of his age.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Marshall Saunders of Rock
land arrived last Thursday to spend the re-
mainder of the winter at Mrs. Saunders for
mer home on Bridge street, while Mr.. Saun.
ders is employed as engineer on the Belfast
branch R, K succeeding Charles Thorn son of
WaterviIle, who bad been substituting for
Charles F. SHAY, who is in Miami. Fla. Mr..
Saunders had been on the run between Rock
land and Portland
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The penybsc5. BAY
Electric CO. has something to SAY ,his ,p-.l
on "Good Lighting and is prepared to fur
nlsh it,. Edward Sibley, tax collector. aA-
nounces +. sac OF real estate ar auction tor
taxes on the first Monday in February at . ..
n, in the office OF the collector .f teN.s.
He would be pleased to have all the take. y
the real estate advertised for sale paid before
the date Of sale, FEB 5th....l.rIa & Jones
annual remnant sale is now on and viii con-
tinue until the goods are sold. The sale IN
cludes odd sizes in waists and corsets, odd lots
of dress skirts, and interesting prices on rain
coats and wooden one-piece dresses . The
private sale Wednesday, Jan. oath from to
p. at the f. r, Pierce house on Church
street all the furnishings of the former own
ers including much of antique style and de-
sign. The Edison Phonograph, the Phono-
graph with SOUL" $50, $50, SIS, up to Sc 600.
is sold by earle & Jones Call on them and
hear the New Edison. which re-creates the
~ tho
bargains in New Model Ford Touring Car.
See advt. for particulars. Telephone 1872
B. F. Cushing, Citypoint BRIDGE Belfast
See statement of the Sesrsport National bank
OF Searsport. Up stairs rent of rooms
with water, toilet and large shed ell on one
floor, for rent to small family Chance for
garden. Chambermad wanted at once at
the Windsor Hotel.
The DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS. The regu-
lar meeting of Emma White Barker Tent. ID.
of ", was held Wednesday, evening, Jan, 10th
with very good attendance. One G. A. K.
Comrade was obligated and two new members
of the Tent were initiated. Following the
business session the officers were very grace
fully installed by Department President Mrs
Eta Piper Slavery, assisted by Miss Alice E.
Simmons. Department Guide Both were let
ter perfect in their parts. The officers INSTALL
ed were as follows: President, Mrs. Emma !
Brown senior vice president, Mrs. Mary Car.
ter; junior vice president. Mrs. Myra S. Dutch;
chaplain, Mrs. Georgia W. Juan; treasurer
Mrs. E. P. Slavery; patriotic instructor, Miss
Alice E. Simmons; councillors, Misses Florence
kimball and Amelia Guptill; secretary. Mrs,
lisa Il. Ellis; guide, Mrs. Ethel S. Whiting:
color bearer. Mrs. Dora ]. Bridges; musician
Miss Ruth kimbal. The other three color
bearers, the guard and assistant guard were
absent and will be installed later. The fol-
lowing gifts were made in behalf of the Tent
Miss Simmons presented Miss florence Kim
ball with a past presidents jewel; Miss KIM
ball presented Miss Louise H. Ferguson. who
had served the Tent as treasurer from the be-
ginning. with handsome mahogany serving
tray; Miss Kimball presented Mrs Saverv
with beautiful bouquet of chry santhemums.
The program included a song by Miss Ruth
Kimball, reading by Miss Simmons and re-
marks by Comrades and Sons of Veterans. A