The Republican journal., 1917-06-14

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enlisted in the Engineers Corps at Ban
gor and left last Thursday for Fort Slo-
cum, N Y.
Mrs. George w. Lewis and daughter.
Mrs. F. A. Schubert, who spent the past
winter in Boston, are now in Colchester.
Conn. Their many Belfast friends hone
to see them at their Waldo avenue home
in the near future
All the grade and district schools in the
city will close tomorrow, Friday, for the
summer vacation. The regular lessons
will be heard in most of the schools, to
which the parents and friends of the
pupils are always welcome.
Miss Helen H. Kittridge entered the
employ of The City National Bank last
Monday She has been employed num-
Der of months as stenographer for the
Coe-Mortimer Co., concluding her duties
with that firm last Saturday
The Booth Fisheries Company have
bought of Dr. Eugene D: Tapley his Sd
foot 40-horsepower boat, the Onawa,
which they will use in their business
The run of fish is gradually increasing
and the season promises to be good one
| for their Belfast plant
The next meeting of Seaside Chautau-
| qua Circle will be held with Miss Grace
E. Walton, LincolnvilIe avenue, Monday,
June 18Th, at 2 p. m. Roll-call, Current
Events from The Independent. Lesson,
chapters twelve and thirteen from thee.
l.. S. c. book, ''The Things Men Fight
For" Monday afternoon, June 18th,
was the last meeting at the PIERCE school
! building and the Chautauquans were very
pleasantly entertained by the teachers.
| Following the study hour ice cream and
cake were served.
The LIBERTY BOND SALE. There is
still time to buy your Liberty Bond, if
you have neglected that important duty
to your country in its hour of need Do
what you can to-day, even if your sub
scription is small. The sale has been
brought to the attention of every man,
| woman and child in Belfast, even the
p. m. reminder with factory whistles and
church bells. The house to house canvass
by the bank clerks met with a ready re-
Spouse from many. 1t was thought the
total sale in the county would reach
! $3.50, 900 last night at o'clock and it is
hoped $780, 600 may be subscribed by noon
to-day, Thursday. Do your part while
you have the opportunity!
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Some of the
articles carried by Fred D. JONES' success
sor to earle & Jones, are liver johnson
bicycles, croquet sets, hammocks, base
ball goods, tennis rackets and balls. ....
H. R. Mcdonald has opened antique par
lors at his residence, As Northport avenue,
and has on hand many fine pieces which
the public are invited to inspect The
Dinsmore Store carries the Hose of Lux
lite, the man-spun silk. 1t comes in all
the fashionable shades at Is and IS cents
pair for men and so cents pair for
women. ... Wanted, maid for general
Homework by Mrs. James Mitchell, at
the Jones bungalow, foot of Condor
street "A Travellers" electric iron is
wedding gift which will be greatly ap-
preciated by the bride The Penobscot
Bay Electric Co. have large assortment
of electrical gifts for the bride zee. Girl
wanted at The Journal Office. Woman
wanted for Homework in a family of
two. Apply at The Journal office
THE LYCEUM COURSE. The Boston
Symphony Elite Quartet, A. Brooke,
flute; L. Mast, cello; H. Sauvelet, violin
and piano; T. Celia, harp, gave the clos
ing number in the lyceum course at the
North church Tuesday evening. The
seats were arranged to correspond with
| those in the Colonial Theater and the
course checks used with little incon-
venience. The entire course has been
perfectly satisfactory and the best for
years. 1t was announced that it would
be necessary to have another entertain
ment to meet the financial expense of the
course and that the management had ar
| ranged for Miss Doris Carpenter of Madi-
son, graduate of the Leland Powers
School of Expression, Boston, who stood
| second in class of 200 students, to read
some time during this month. The par
! ticulars will be given later. The concert
Tuesday evening was by some of the
| most noted musicians of the country and
| was all the most critical could desire.
Every number was insistently encored
and greatly enjoyed by the large audi
ence The solos were particularly fine
and the artists would have been kept I'M
| til morning,if they had complied with the
encores. The program: =
Quartet, Hunter
Observation-Disclosures Andante-Rsndo
Harp Solo, Pensie Poetique, Labano
Mr.. Celia
Trio, (Flute, Violin and 'Cello)
(a) Andante uo,oLio-s
(b) Minuet
Quartet, Humoreske. Dvorak
Flute Solo,
(a) Reverie Hennebains
(b) Whirwind KrautZ