The Republican journal., 1919-10-09
OCTOBER 26
Keep the date in mind

/ NS~ III MIND
On account of tine unusually ,.ra.
number registering in the First cr.d. >.
the Mcclellan school, the play room has
been made into a class room and IT,
class divided with Miss Lila Sprspue and
Mrs. Ruby Braley as teachers N.Y.
opraeue resigned at Southwest Harhor :.
take the position. ~
Mayor Wescott has Received ,o.:
from the Navy Department that M,ur;oo
r. Lufkln, whose address is given .. D.,
fast' has been absent from duty without
au'noflty since Oct. S, and that unless bs
returns to his station on or before oo+
TO- ne Will be declared a desa,..-
Friends of the young man, if thew kno
"nere ne is, should see that he reror..
soon as possible. 70 aS
Inc Lincolnville Fair at Tr,no,;,;.
orange Hall last Thursday was ono -
INC oest ever seen in the county. The
commodlous hall was not large enonob r.
accommodate the attendance. The fanc,,
work counter held many articles IF ho,,.4..
and value, but the vegetable, fruits and
flowers were credits to the industrious
and intelligent farmers in that vicin;t,,
"A drive through the town would conu;uoo
one that not all of their best snecimens
ana varieties were in the hall. They had
eoou Daby show and fine nlusica, nr,-
gram. The days program closed with
evening dance.
Inc consumers Fuel Company have
moved INTO their new offices in what u,.s
formerly the Mansfield store on Main
street, Just across the street from their
former location in the Pejepscot Co.'S
building. Their new quarters are modern
and convenient in every way, Thew
nave four rooms all finished in hard wood
we'll heated and well ventilated A new
ana broad walk has been placed in front
OF the building. They have LARGE ne,,,
FAIRBANKS scale for public use and one
man has been detailed to weighing snnles
Tor shipment the past two weeks fron f
a. m. to 7 p. m. and this week is hns;er
than ever
The piano pupils of Miss Anv F. Stod-
dard Will give their first monthly recital
OF the season at her studio, So Church
street, Thursday afternoon at 8. 80 O'Clock
The hour following the program will he
devoted to games for the small children.
and light refreshments will be served
Butterfly Galop, MeInot+e
MIS- Allan Howes and Miss
Marguerite Owen
Phantasie in c minor, Mozart
Miss Beulah Young
Hungarian Dance No. 5, Brahms
Miss Hope DOrmsr
oeIelaoe. Moskowski
list Piano-Miss Beulah Young
End Piano--Miss Hope Dorman
Gondoler's Song, Oesfan
Miss Bernice Armstrong
Romanza, Mozart
Ora Wade
faust W aitz, Gounod
Fern Orchard
Melody from "liucrezia Borgia," Donizetti
lone Judkins
Album Leaf Grieg
ldres Rogers
Waltz, Schubert
Louise Gray
Butterflies, Teca
Marvel Orchard
The Sheperd's Morning Greeting. Wenzel
Grace Hatch
Sweet Violet, Helms
Ruth Tibado
By the Seaside, strea hog
Vesta Higgins
The Jolly Brownies, Paxton
Ellen Chapman
Lullaby presser
Hugh Moshar
In Rank and File, Lance
John Vickery
Duet, presser
Evelyn Whittier and Miss Stoddard
The Daisy's Secret, Paxton
Helen Payson
waltz, Presser
Edward Poor and Miss Stoddarq
Joys of Springtime, Mayfeld
Doris Wilson
Rustling Leaves, Geibel
Margaret Ladd
'net, Presser
Marie Smith and Miss Stoddard
by the Spring, Gureitt
Ainwood Pattee
The First Rose Waltz. Presser
Harriet Waite