The Republican journal., 1918-04-04

formerly of Bangor, has been elected a
member of the board of directors of the
Security National bank, one of the six
largest banks in the State of Texas. Mr..
Peavey is president of the Peavey Rub
Der Co. and is summer resident of East
Belfast.
The change of time has caused little
inconvenience, but many amusing mix
ups. Some were patriotic enough to
make the change in their time pieces at
a. M. Sunday, the legal hour designat-
ed, while others changed on retiring Sat-
urday evening or left it until sunday
morning
The Booths Fisheries Company are
making extensive repairs at the local
plant near the lower bridge. They have
put in new oven and two new dryers
with new steam boxes A concrete floor
has been made under the oven and hard
wood under the dryers, etc. New sealing
machines have been added. This is in
addition to the general spring renovation.
Leslie Abbott was adiudged insane at
| hearing before the municipal officers and
was committed to the insane hospital in
Bangor. This is the third time he has
been committed. Last Friday he was ar
rested for an alleged assault on girl OF
about Is years of age and was considered
| Law 10 nIqrRd
in the Waldo county Jail pending the
hearing.
| rescrint has been received from the
Law Court everything the exceptions
taken in the case of the Waldo County
Farmers Union VS.. E. B. Hunt of Unity
The case was opened in the Supreme
Court in April 1917, Justice G. E. Bird
nresidine and was referred to Hon. Chas.
T Johnson of Waterville, who reported
! at the September term with Judge Haley
presiding. The report was received, but
was taken to the Law Court on ex-
ceptions.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Baptist church held very enjoyable
costume sociable in the vestry last Thurs
! dav evening Fancy and amusing cos
Tunes were worn by large number OF
the Young folks and by some OF the older
ones. A short entertainment was gwen
consisting of Dutch song in costume
bv Virginia Dutch, missionary story by
Maude E. Mathews and solo by MIS- Z.
E. Read, after which games were played
I with music by Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. II.
Carter Cocoa, cookies, corn balls and
, annles were served. Fourteen dollars
was realized for the missionary fund OF
the church
To WALDO COUNTY FARMERS. In
reply to a letter sent to Mr.. Chas. Z.
Clements, Chairman of the Food PRODUCE
ton Committee, he has written us IN
part as follows: GAS Chairman of the
Food Production Committee | have no
idea of handling the seed question except
through the local dealers. The Milling
Co. of Watervile have two cars of seed
wheat on the road and l should recon-
mend that the local Farmers Union or
other dealers secure their seed from
them" We feel sure Mr.. Clement will
render such assistance as he can in aid
ing the farmers in securing seed and fer
tilizer The Public Safety Organization
will not have anything to do directly with
this part of the work, but we will be glad
to render any assistance possible, for in
stance, if anyone has seed for sale we
will be glad to advertise it for sale through
this office, or if there is anyone who does
not have seed and had difficulty in obtain
ing it, if they will take the matter up
with us we will try and assist them in
/ locating ito. E. Frost.
The pupils of Miss Amy E. Stoddard
! will give the seventh of series of month
Nv recitals at her studio this, Thursday,
afternoon at g. 80 o'clock, with the follow
ing program:
! Alpine Violet e pianos Andre
Beulah Young, Myrtle Simpson, Ruth
Knight, Hope Dorman
| Hank, Hark the Lark! Schubert. List
| Marguerite Owen
| Hungarian, MacDowell
Ruth Knight
Minuet in G. Paderewski
Beulah Young
Serenata, Mosz hows Al
Hope Dorman
| Spring Song, Mendelssohn
Myrtle Simpson
Maiden's Dream, Hens
Ada Curtis
Minuet in G., beethoven
~Idres Rogers
To the Springs Aurora, behr
Paul Tuttle
Shower of Gold, BONN
Bernice Armstrong
Playing Ball, hrause
John Vickery
| Elfn Waltz. Williams
Ira Wade
Beneath the Stars, hern
Velma Rogers
By the Seaside, Streabog
Doris Wilson
The Five Squirrels, Burrows
Mahlon Curtis