The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-07-18

afternoon.
There will be an important meeting at
A. E. Clark Camp, S. of w., next Mon
day evening, when every member is urged
to be present.
The following unclaimed letters remain
In the Belfast postoffice for the week
ending June Is, 1918: Ladies: Mary CHS
holm, Agnes Healey, Mrs Chas E. Wood
gentlemen: P. w. Danforth, C. w. Dyer,
F. B. Mayo.
u. b. Marsano of this city is circulat-
Ing petition for aid for Italian sufferers
and the Italian ambulance service in this
present war. He would be pleased to
have anyone interested to call at his store
and help in any way.
Prof. Arthur Gordon Leacook of Phil
lips Exeter Academy, Exeter, N. H., was
in Belfast recently with the idea of work.
ing in the Frost shipyard, but concluded
not to undertake it after looking over the
situation. He is the Greek Professor at
the Academy.
The Dickey-Knowlton Real Estate Co.
OF this city have recently sold for Charles
M Hall of East Boston, Mass, his farm
in East Belfast, to Montelle Abbott of
Ann Arbor, Michigan, who is already oc-
cupying the place having moved here fol-
lowing the sale the past week.
Mrs. Grace E. Wing of Auburn was in
Belfast last Friday and appointed Mrs
Charles Bradbury chairman of the Maine
Women's Movement in the Fourth Ma
tional Liberty Loan Drive. Mrs. Wing
will be present at the State committee
meeting in Augusta and later will attend
the National meeting in Chicago.
At the annual meeting of the |. O. O. f.
Association held July 10th Ralph II.
Howes, Jas. S. Hartman, Ralph ID.
Southworth. Dr. D. P. Flanders, Robert
F. Dunton, A. E. Hutchins and Fred V.
Cottrell were elected directors with Mr..
Howes president, Samuel Adams, clerk
and Clifford j. Pattee, treasurer.
Capt C. B. SWEET is making extensive
improvements at his new residence on
Spring street, which he recently bought
of the Bracket estate. They include
two dormer windows and bath room IN
the main house, sunparlor, a new
kitchen, ETC., in the ell. 1t will be ready
for his occupancy early in September.
Judge Maurice W. Lord has been SO
successful in conducting his weir on the
Lord shore at Little River that he has
applied for license to build another at
Murphy's Point, not far from his own
shore.
Francis H. hobart of Boston was before
Judge Maurice W. Lord Of the Municipal
Court last Saturday on complaint OF
Game Warden Besse of Thorndlke for
illegal fishing in Megunticook Lake. He
admitted that he did not have license,
but also said that he had caught no fish |
but had just begun fishing when the
Warden caught him. He was fined $40
and costs, amounting to Sl6.78
On next Tuesday evening will occur |
the Community Rally with Junior Patri-
OTIS Parade, Play Festival and Ticket
Hunt. Free to everybody. On Wednesday |
afternoon at g. 80 the opening concert of
the Community Chautauqua by the Fisher |
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ticket for this great five days program.
You will save money if you buy your
ticket from the local committee Ar
are being made for jitney |
service from Stockton, Searsport and
Northport to each afternoon and evening
performance.
A special meeting of the guarantors of !!
the Community Chautauqua was held at
the Municipal Court room last Friday |
evening. Morris L. Slugg presided and
there was large number present. Charles
E. Rhoades, chairman of the ticket COM
mittee, reported encouraging sales; Lyn-
wood B. Thompson reported all plans
ready for the tent to be pitched on the |
Court street side of school common, with
a large seating capacity. The programs
will be distributed the last of this week
giving illustrations of some of the best
on the American plattor m
today. Buy seasons ticket.
Miss Mary A. Bickford of this city,
who spent the winter at Brooklyn, N. T.,
with her niece, Mrs. Harvey Self, is now
at Bound Brook, N. j., with her and will
not come east as usual. In personal
note Miss Bickford refers to seeing the
many troops on their way to France.
She also says that Mrs. Self and friend,
Jessie Lockett, have earned about 81, GOO
singing for the Red Cross besides knit
ting sweaters, stockings, etc. Miss blck-
ford's many friends here will regret not
seeing her this summer, but are pleased
that she is improving in the invigorating
mount ain air at Bound Brook.
Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald planned and very
successfully carried out genuine sur
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