The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-14
The News of Belfast.

+h grand parade of As, 90 Knights Temp
RI. Sad trennial conclave formally open
IN Denver, Colo, August 18th.
I'll. daughters of Veterans are requested to
reared with patriotic quotations for the
ing his, Thursday. evening.
-- sewing Circle of the Woman's Hospital
, SIT. meet in Room 2, Masonic Temple, to-
--aN Friday afternoon at o'clock.
--s annual picnic of the Baptist Sunday
-.,.U.l be held at the Park next Saturday
..--5oon. Steamed CLANS will be served.
uoonAght excursion up the Penobscot on
- .+eamer Anna Belle will be given tomorrow,
g. HAS,. evening under the auspices of the
s.s.ist y P. 5. C. E.
-. Exterior of the North church has been
,.5.sa and minor repairs made. The interior
e decorated and Herbert Morey will
--- q. a steel ceiling.
,a- Fred Hartford who has been in COM
,s1i the schooner, Charles H. Trickey, has
..- promoted to the command of the schoon-
d. lsmletta and Johanna
zxel-sions will be made to the Temple
g-H-s campmeeting by automobile next Sun
s saying the Windsor Hotel each hour
e.7. the day. Ask Mr.. Dckey.
Is are sorry to hear that John Sanborn.
q. Spending the summer at his clam and
,s-s. anch on the east side, is going about
--.caes. He sprained his ankle when
.-ssl- q dear.
1= will be dance, this, Thursday, even
.- >easide, Grange hall, with music by
S. re- 0rcnestra. Next week there will be two
1t this nall, on Wednesday and Thurs
g. --sangs.
- alarm was given about 10 p. M, Mon
chimney fire IL the house of Mrs.
L. Bartlett, ia High street. A de-
sent of men was sent up and the fire ex-
zled with no damage.
rst Of series of public whist parties
s4 an at Northport Inn Monday evening
direction of Mrs. ". F. Burnham-
.-. rgia c. futile and Miss Louise knowl-
Ri among the prize winners.
ere more people in town last Satur-
- -s7 tor long time. Main street in the .
-eminded one of W arlington street,
Many were out in the evening, shop
,.. stCending the picture shows.
the little bull dog owned by Post
-s..- Amos F. Carleton. and favorite with
vers, was killed by an auto last week /
81 ia the family on picnic at North
lie VAS the pet OF the family, who are I
.-as5 at his death
7-ais Of Amos Colcord W be pleased to
ss- -at he is steadily recovering from
,e mess. Mr.. Colcord was taken i'll on
@.--ls, morning and has since been cared |
FIR nome of his brother, Mr. E. L. Col
IT, Import avenue
dren and several of the older mem
ne Episcopal Mission were entertained /
s esday afternoon by the Misses Helen
7a,se and Jennie Wilson at their summer
.-s--5-s near the foot of Condor street. The |
.os.sss7s furnished coffee, ice cream and cake
t0n to the we'll filled lunch baskets. All |
sa lzlghtfu time.
bs last will be at the Colonial theater for
tle three nights of this week in connec-
tn With the regular program of pictures.
.ta-a are six people in the act, using nearly
ar - I scenery and effects. There will be
,asr2e Of act, also new pictures. at each
PER-. nance for the three nights.-advt.
-es sunday afternoon Walter Dickey. son
oi Charles o. Dickey of Northport, started to
'Vu to Belfast from the Eastern Steamship
-s vharf at Northport campground. dis
ialo5 q about four miles. He intended to
'l!, a. the Belfast wharf of the steamship
,r1any but the sudden squat that afternoon
.l- tie consequent rough water caused him to
s7t -z. sboye the City Park. He was in the
Vaef atout two hours and felt little fatigue
de Vas accompanied by three men in row.
4s-
BIS smes c. Durham conducted the Tues
la, =gen!ng meeting of the Reading Depart
2 . he Arts and Crafts. She read ex-
ae'- from Graham Balfour's life of Robert
40s stevenson relating to his birth, early
i4 .-ayes, personal mention, and his death.
'l7 author was a cousin of Stevenson and
"T.'5 Of him from intimate personal knowl- |
'l{= he next meeting, August ?6th, will be |
-1lsf the direction of Mrs. Durham, who will |
'ead from Stevenson's works. Twenty-seven
were present Tuesday evening
ACCIDENTS. Mrs. Mary Knowlton Robinson
Vi -non street sustained broken collar bone
s'a other bruises and Miss Hattie Colcord was
-aly nruised last Thursday afternoon while
irving into the city BY being thrown from
The esrriage on Wilson hill, down which they
were driving when the holdback on the wagon
H'ke and the horse started to rum Miss COL
'ord who was driving, turned the horse into
NE itch and he was thrown, overturning the
Wagon and throwing the two ladies' under the
aofsr Both were fortunate in escaping with
'U' nore injuries. George E. Havener, ex-
Durham branch, cut his left arm severely Sun
Wy while cutting weeds, severing the artery in
'ae aim with the knife he was using. He tied ;
Ii with piece of cord until the doctor ar
'Fel. but the arm bled profusely. He will be
-As1e TO use it for some time. His place on
'1s Tam mas been taken by Allen L. Knowl-
"' ana Mr.. knowlton's place driver and
Waterman IN the office is filled by George Har-
Court
NEN HOME ON HIGH STREET Mr.. Elijah
"''Iil7 IS building upper High street, on a
Y' tJlght last wear of tho Saco Valley CANNING