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

Mrs Laura Littlefeld of the educational
record department Of the Victor Company,
was in Belfast Tuesday calling at the
! Luce music store. She was on her way
/ to Bar Harbor.
! THE NORTHPORT COUNTRY CLUB.
Mr.. Charles Bradbury, president, has
the club, showing total receipts of ST.
464 Al with an operating deficit of S201 Oh
for the year ending Dec. 81, 1918. The
club house viii be opened next Saturday
and an excellent band concert will be
given Sunday at p. m, by the Boys
Band of so pieces from Madison. The
dining room will be con lucted by Miss
Bertha Ernst of Cam ridge, Mass, as
housekeeper who will be assisted by Miss
Walkley, Simmons College Domestic
Science student, as cook. The links of
the Golf Club are now in excellent condi-
ton and some so or more new members
have been enrolled this season, making
in all something over 100 members of the
Golf Club, which is separate organiza-
ton from The Country Club. During the
entire season, beginning July Bird, each
Thursday afternoon will be devoted to d
ladies' social day. Prizes will be given
for auction and other diversions provided,
The regular musicals will be given in the
even ng instead of the afternoon, as for
merly There will be the annual cabaret,
shore dinner and special attractions from
time to time.
PLANS FOR JULY 4TH CELEBRATION.
| The committee on returned men from the
service, Capt. II. H. Stevens chairman,
have issued cordial invitations to every
returned soldier, sailor and marine in the
County of Waldo to be guests of honor on
that day and to notify the committee if
they can come. All are requested to re-
port in uniform at the Armory July 4th,
at 9 q. m. If stormy the program will be
carried out the next fair week day. Each
guest will be requested to be in the par
ade and at that time the complimentary
tickets will be distributed and will in
clude dinner, admission to the gate at the
park, the grandstand and at $50 D. n.
admission to the Colonial Theatre. Every
town in the County is urged to take part
in the days program in honor of the men
returned from the service of the late war.
Seventeen towns have formally accepted
the invitation to be represented on this
unusual and patriotic occasion The
choice of decoration for the parade will be
left with the town and individuals. The
Red Cross society will parade in uniform
under the 1iyec ton of Mrs. Cecil Clay.
Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R., and
all of its allied orders and all Secret Soci-
cites are requested to take part in the
parade. The members of the G. A. r.
Post will be given complimentary passes
&C the Park gate. 1t is expected that
o-ton regular war tank, accompanied by
two men from Camp Mead will be one of
the special attractions. Mrs. Cecil CLAW.
chairman of the finance committee re-
ports willingness on the part of citizens
invited to contribute for the days ex-
penses, which will be necessarily quite
large. The committee on the races re-
ports a large list of entries that insure
good sport at the track. F. G. Spinney.
chairman of the committee on sports.
wishes all those who intend to enter
the races, dashes, tug of war, ETC., to re-
port to him as early as possible SO that
arrangements Of the classes may be
made.