The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-10-16
The News of Belfast.

Mrs l. A Knowlton had dandelion green
..sed from her garden October Sth.
MISS Della Knowlton is assisting Miss Heller
pa.er cashier in the Waldo Telephone Office.
NJ T. D. Larrabee and family of Swan Lake
.s.rle have taken the rent in the Flanders
e.,cs On Church street recently vacated by
3 Hyiie
Mrs {. Hopkins entertained the Hit OF
u.s ub Friday evening in honor of her
most Miss Grace Glidden of Brunswick. Auc.
- as played and refreshments served.
Max Doloff resumed his work in the Waldo
~s.p-1ne office Monday after a two weeks
..gc5u part of which he spent in Portland
..1paned by his mother, Mrs Caroline DOL
guests of Mrs. Cecil Clay.
Baisdell of Winter port lost valuable
.,-.e las. week in an unusual accident. The
ale If he wagon he was driving was broken
qs.e c1rning corner and one end penetrat-
ii the animal, which was SO badly injured that
was 1ecessary to shoot him.
'14i7Ni w. A1oehAoPS a ICSSht kEduu6t6
-r he Boston Dental College, has opened
s.7s fees on the second floor of the Colon
"a .hzstre building. He has all the up-to-
-s,e sppances for use in | is profession, and
me ss-t wishes of many friends for his sue
cess
s1ytETlsED LETTERS. The following letters
renamed uncalled for in the Belfast post office
fl. week ending Oct 14th: Ladies-Mrs
7s..st Nansel. Miss Myrtle Wentworth, Mrs.
sa.4a " ardwell. Gentlemen-Wm. Bradlee,
=. 3D. logg, Augustus Grey, James B. Lappin,
Morse, Arno Russell, DR.. D. W. Rounds,
r. INDY, R. IS. Box BAT, letters
s1l Heating, the Boston bull terrier and
fa -at of George A. Heating, is the latest
retr the auto. He met his death while
1a DE- n the street near his home on Con-
yes rect, under the wheels of Peter
A-.I car. 1t was purely accidental and DO
san= attached to Mr.. Murphy, who with
70. .ss,ng family, regrets the accident.
Kiss 3ela knowiton gave party last Fri
.s- z,eaing at her home on Cedar street in
-Itoo bSi Via leOyCS, WHUSe LldTIldRG
j.. tase place soon. About to enty young
.5l we're invited and an enjoyable evening
7a- spent IN playing games. Miss Royce was
-ss ID with two sterling tablespoons Sher-
t-5sa. axe were served.
IA NJ. Thayer, the jeweler, OF ened for
ast week in the store in the Colonial
i.-....r .I och raoantlu ooonniad b,, NJ Gov
which had been attractively fitted up
~ ccupancy. Two large plate glass
and floor show cases enable him to
s, Us stock to good advantage, and he
rye basement for work room and
a---s
Ire r7t meeting of the season of the Emma
a= 1rHer Tent, No. 4, Daughters of Vet
as held in G. A. R. hall, last Thursday
'z and was well attended. Two members
zsy= tlated and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes,
l-er-=r Of Comrade Adelbert l. Conant of
as H. Marshall Post, was elected must
-a7 ms We're discussed for an official in
gecfa to be made on Oct. 23rd by Mrs.
--l' -->er OF Bangor, department inspector
lighters of Veterans of Maine. The
s' 7eh was organized few months ago,
--ys ag and the members are much inter.
a5=l the work.
.1-t Saute of the Belfast fire department.
ls ads, ]. I. Clough and E. L. Cook, and Capt.
re arby of Hose No. l, finished last week
al fetal inspection of commercial buildings
he city with view to lessening the danger
HON 'res, and found many things calling for
-t51ton. Fires of unknown origin are often
ll= efective chimneys In one case bricks
bad rped out of a chimney in the attic
H1 Il se7eral cases receivers were wanting
-e'srs wee filling up with infammable mate
Ta.s -a, 1t is in the interest of the whole
eo--4.0ity that such conditions should be
'eHel.-i and every precaution taken against
'-ss very time the fire department is called
lf IL =7tails an expense that falls upon the
As H.ars, to say nothing of the losses caused
" lHe estruetion of property and the posi-
SIS If life. 1t is case where an ounce
.'3rtlon is worth pound of cure.