The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-06-26

his bed. Tolford j. Durham is substituting
for him at the Fogg Market.
| Miss Grace A. Lord began work last
Monday in the City National Bank, where
she will be employed during the vacation
season of the regular clerks
All the officers of Company F of the
Third Maine are at Camp Reyes in Au-
gusta this week attending the regular
school of instruction in session June 21st
to 9th.
Belfast relat ives of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard E. Shaw, who have been at Manila,
+. L., for the past year, recently received
a cablegram announcing their arrival in
Canton, China.
Z. U. Russ of Stonington was in BEL
fast recently to make arrangements for
the location of his erry-go-round at the
annual fair of the New Belfast Fair AS
ISOLATION.
Misses Alice E. and Martha E. South.
worth, the latter of the B. H. S. class of
1919, went to Portland last Thursday to
attend the commencement at St. ,Josenh's
Academy, where they were former stu,
dents.
j. F. Sheldon has bought the KnowIton
and Cottrell tenement house at the corner
OF High and Pearl streets, damaged some
Time ago by fire. He began Monday TO
renovate it, making eight room tene-
ments.
Fields S. Pendleton of the firm of PEN
dleton Brothers, New York and Islesboro
arrived last Thursday on business in CON-
nectlon with their Belfast building OPERA
tons here. After short trip to their
yards in Bath and in Mystic, Conn, he
plans to return to Belfast.
All members of the Red Cross are urasd
to take part in the July Fourth parade,
marching in costume, in the big welcome
home day to the soldiers and sailors of
Waldo county. All are urged to meet at
the Red Cross room at $50 tomorrow.
Friday, morning in costume
The annual social in the North church
parlors last Friday afternoon under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Sewing Circle
was well attended and very ENJOYABLE
There were large number of the chill
dren of the cradle roll present. 1t is
planned to have social once a month
during the season. Mrs NJ c. Hill, Mrs,
Della l., Limeburner and Miss Caroline
Cutter, assisted by Mrs w. L. West and
Mrs. Hugh Young of the Guild, had
charge of serving light refreshments.
NORTH BELFAST. Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Richards, who have EMPLOYMENT
IN DanVers, Mass, are spending their
vacation with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
+. M. Richa rds.. -. Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Conant and Mrs. Addie Merriam of Low
ell, Mass, with their chauffeur, arrived
last Thursday and are the guests of MIR.
and Mrs, Henry W. Mackie and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry B. Ladd. e. Miss Mile Mitch
ell passed last week in Searsmont, visit
ing her friend, Mrs. E. W. Wiley. Mrs.
Amanda Kicker of Montville is visiting
Mrs. A. S. Daniels. -. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G. Hatch had ripe strawberries from
their garden Sunday, June 18TH. :. There
was slight frost in this vicinity the
night of June 22nd
Mrs, Mabel johnson Harris, the Maine
representative of the Coit-Alber Lyceum
Bureau, who arranged last summer for
the splendid entertainment course given
here last winter, was here Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bradbury have become
responsible for course to be put on here
next winter as benefit to the Universal
ist church. The course will include threa
musical entertainments and lecture, The
latter by one of the best speakers on the
American platform today, DR.. Lincoln
Mcconnell of Atlanta, Ga. He was here
last winter and his audience were enthl-
siastic over his lecture on ''Hunism"
The reduction in rate in first class mail
matter becomes effective on July /, 1919
Postmasters will redeem from the public
all unused and unchanged 2-cent cards
and Scent stamped envelopes, printed or
imprinted, at full value, provided same
are presented by origina! purchaser. The
public will be allowed one month from
July /, 1919, in which to present same
for exchange at full value. After ex-
piration of that time postage value only
will be allowed for envelopes, and three
fourths of postage value for cards. 1t is
hoped the public will avail themselves of
above privilege promptly after July /.
Austin W. Heating, P. M.
The courtesy and good fellowship OF
Sir Knights James H. and Ralph H.
Howes, prompted them to invite pales-
tine Commandery, X T., to spend st.
Johns Day at their hospitable camp amid
the pines on the shore of Pitchers pond.
The weather was ideal and about IS
Knights awaited themselves of an oppo1-
tunity to spend the day in the open air.
Sir Knights j. H. Gerrish Of st. JONAS
Commandery, A. M. Holmes of st, Ber-
nard. E. D. Chase of ST. Omar and j. L.
Moulton of PiIorim were present as guests