The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-06-15
The News of Belfast.

There will be band concert on the school
house common this, Thursday, evening at 730
o'clock. weather permitting.
A special meeting of the municipal officers
was held last Tuesday evening to act upon a
complaint of the insanity of the wife of George
R. Woods. The examining physicians, Drs.
Kilgore and Wilson, did not find sufficient
cause for commitment to ar insane hospital
and it was decided to place Mrs. Woods on
probation pending an effort to secure proper
treatment for her.
There will be a food sale at the rooms of the
Arts and Crafts in the Marsh building on
Church street next Saturday afternoon, be-
ginning at 3 o'clock 1t will be under the di
rection of the committee on domestic science,
Mrs. T. 3. Dinsmore, Mrs. C. H. Walden and
Mrs B. H Conant. Contributors are re-
quested to bring in their food at l o'clock
that the tables may be attractively arranged
at the opening Of the sale.
Henry M Staples, while at work horse shoe
ing at his blacksmith shop on Washington
street Tuesday afternoon, was severely in
jured by the kicks of a horse. One kick was
in the pit of the stomach, the other just over
the liver. He was taken to his fathers home
On Bayview street. He suffered from hemor-
rhage and nausea. The attending physician
thought yesterday that he would recover.
The Belfast Musical Society expect to sur
prise the people hen they present the Opera
'Pepita" in July. They hope to prevail upon
a former Belfast boy now in Massachusetts,
to take the principal comedy part, and as he
ranks well with the best professionals he will
contribute greatly to the success of the pres
entation. All the members of the cast are
working hard to make this presentation of
local opera by local talent event in the
musical annals of Belfast.
WEST BELFAST. Mrs. Title Toothaker and
Mrs. Alice Newcomb spent Saturday and Sun
day in Montville.. Charles T. Littlefeld lost
one of his work horses last Monday night
The animal fell through the scuttle and was
injured internally 40. Mir. and Mre. Elmer
Fowles are receiving congratulations. 1t is a
ten pound girl. Mr.. and Mrs John Sylvester
Of Vassaboro are guests of Mrs. SIS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fins. 80. Benjamin H.
Wosher left last Thursday to resume his work
in Augusta. He went by the way of Thomas
ton to visit his little daughter, who is with Mr..
and Mrs. True c. Hayford. . Charles Simmons
took party in his auto last Friday to attend
the Ringing circus in Bangor. Mrs Ellen
LasseN of Searsmont is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Abbie Toothaker. .....B B. B.
Toothaker and Howard Newcomb spent last
Sunday at the Toothaker cottage at Temple
Heights.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Spencer Eaton &
Co., Al Main street, Belfast, sell the Old Hick
DRY outdoor furniture, which includes porch
chairs, tables, settees and lawn swings. :. The
City Drug Store has put in one of the larges t
and handsomest soda fountains in the State,
picture of which is shown in the advt. All
kinds Of cool and refreshing drinks served. -.
Holeproof is the right name for the stockings
sold only al The Dinsmore Store. They are
guaranteed to wear for six months without a
hole. Don't for get the discount sale of la
dies high grade suits at the Specially Suit
Parlors, Masonic Temple, where suits are fit
ted. James H. Howes, Odd Fellows block, is
continuing this week his great June White
Sale Of cotton underwear with fresh stock
and rare bargains. The sale closes Saturday,
this week, earle & Jones announce Rush
9-cent sale for three days June 18th, 18th
and 17th--and have hundreds of Scent bar
gains beside those mentioned in their ad-
vertisement. These are cash prices. Goods
charged will be at the regular prices
]. W. Ferguson & Co., dealers in dry and
fancy goods, are showing full line of shirt
waists and house dresses. . For first shoes
you should buy the Firmfoot, sold only at The
Dinsmore Store. Call and see the Firmfoot
ankle ties they are showing. See statements
Of The City National Bank of Belfast and the
Searsport National bank of Searsport. . Dom
aid Clark, AZ Northport avenue. will take you
anywhere at any time in an automobile; if
gasolene is needed in a hurry will get it to you
on the road in five gallon cans, or will sell at
home. Have you tried the Washington
Crisps, sold by A. A. Howes & Co. Something
new and something nice. Three packages for
rs cents.