The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-30
THE NEWS OF BELFAST

There will be a food sale at the Arts and
Crafts room on Church street next SATURDAY.
afternoon.
The regular meeting of Equity Grange will
be held next Saturday evening at the home of
Herbert Seekins
The Colonial is giving vaudeville this week
in addition to the usual high class pictures.
The same company remains for the week, but
with three changes in the bill. The bill will be
changed tomorrow, Friday, night Prices re-
main the same.
Herbert Smith of the Head of the Tide was
called to Howard R. l., last Tuesday on ac-
count OF an injury to his son Roy. Young
Smith was employed in the State Insane Asy-
lum, and was attacked by an insane patient.
who struck him in the back with a hoe. pene-
trating to the lung.
While Mr. and Mrs. Fred Timm were driy.
ing to their cottage at Pitchers pond last Sun
day forenoon, their driving horse, Black Hawk,
dropped dead in the harness. Only short
time ago Mr.. Timm was offered $500 for the
horse, and aside from its value the family
were much attached to it.
VETERANS MEETING The Waldo County
Veteran Association will hold their June meet
ing with Honesty Grange, A-orrill, June 9th.
If stormy. the next fair day. As this meeting
will occur soon after the Memorial service we
shall expect a full meeting. Morrill, is fine
town to visit. Bring along the goodies. Sec'y,
A recent addition to the handsome grounds
of Mr.. 7. B. Dinsmore on Church street is a
bird house, miniature reproduction of the
residence and painted in the sane colors. 1t
was placed on the pole last Saturday and al
ready has pair of blue jays as tenants, while
other birds are looking the premises over ap-
parently with view to locating
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle will be with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, No. 4
Park street, Monday afternoon, June Sd. The
lesson will be from chapters fourteen, fifteen
and sixteen of the c. L. S. c. book, "2O Years
at Hull House," by Jane Addams; topic for
discussion, Social Problems of our own Lo-
cality;" roll call, quotations on June.
At the meeting of General Knox chapter of
Rose Croix, A. A. S. R.. May 21st. at Masonic
Temple, Rockland. the elaborate and beautiful
work of the two Scottish Rite degrees embrac-
ed in the order were conferred on class of IL
candidates, which included Hodgdon C. Buzz
zell, Elon B. GiIchrest, Arthur W. Morse, Nor
ris F. Parker, Ralph l. Morse and Morris L.
Slugg, all of Belfast.
T oHN bx,U
E. Hamilton, was injured early Wednesday
morning on Franklin street. He was driving
Mr.. Hamilton's horse in wagon when the
animal became frightened at Mr.. Horace Chem
erys auto truck. McCorrison, realizing that
the horse had always been afraid of autos,
jumped from the carriage and in some way
caught under the wheels. The horse kept on
down Main street at moderate speed. Mr..
McCorrson was taken to his room in the Spof-
ford house on Spring street and DR.. E. D. Tap
ley called. He found no bones broken but the
patient was bruised and shaken up consider
ably and in very nervous condition.
APPRECIATION FROM PORTLAND. DR.. W. L.
West has received the following letter from
President Charles F. Flagg of the Portland
Board of Trade:
My dear Dr. West: While our Secretary is
today conducting correspondence bureau yet
| wish to add personal note to his efforts to
convey some idea of our appreciation for all
you did | wish not only to thank you and
your President for all you did, but to congratu-
late you Eighty men of Portland know that
Belfast is one of the livliest places in this
State. And we know also that our board must
tug hard to keep up with the State In this
way the trips are helpful all round. With
pleasant memories of an event which has been
the talk of the tour, and with kind regards to
yourself and President Frost, Believe me
Very truly yours
CHARLES f. FLAGG.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Colonial pumps are
an essential detail of spring costumes for
women and The Dinsmore Store has just re-
ceived from the Regal people several styles in
these much wanted city shapes. Among them
is specially attractive Gun Metal Colonial
with handsome steel buckle, and they have
the same in Russia and Patent Calf, and quar-
ter sizes ensure perfect fit. The Hoeproof
Stockings are sold only at The Dinsmore Store.
.... Carle & Jones announce a reduction in
wool suits and coats to make room for summer
dresses. Miss Evie Holmes will have pub
lie opening Saturday, June lst from 9 a. m to
5 p. M, of her parlors over Shiro's store, Pha-
nix Row, where she is prepared to do chirop-
ody. manicuring and facial work. She has the
best of sterilizing apparatus, hair dryer and
all the most up-to-date Implements and also a
full line of all kinds of hair work. Hot rolls
every day at 11.3O at TIE City Bakery, High
street, where you will find the famous Curtis
bread, and can have all your wants sup
piled in the baking line. ......You can buy
fine, cosy little farm two miles from the
city for $500. Apply to the West Realty Co.
....See offer of free bungalow lot on the
banks of the Penobscot river and get in touch
with S. S. French of South Weymouth, Mass
.... Piano and household furniture for sale.
Enquire at Allyn street.. See statement of
the Belfast Loan & Building association. i.
Residence of the late A. C. Myrick on North
port avenue for sale; also five acres of level
land. Very desirable property. Apply on the
premises. See notice of Belfast Savings
bank book No. Z, ,236 lost William H. Quinn
by will give s25 reward for evidence to con-
vict the party OF parties who broke into his
cottage at Pitchers pond between the dates of
April 25th- -29th. -. Free while they last at The
City Drug Store with every purchase of Sweet
Violet Talcum powder at 25 cents handsome
gilt satin finished powder box containing a