The Republican journal., 1913-07-31
The News of Belfast.

.rsti % lusheeee Ahsti'ute. NeN. Nnarles
Woods. graduate of Columbia Univer-
member of the company
-rstantial field rock wall has been COM
M ard the gate posts set at the Crosby
--- residence on Northport avenue. The
-e Practically done, many shrubs set,
-. window boxes witt an abundance
55 materially to the attractions of
tal estate.
i-a. III the G. A. r. attention! There will
,s cent lunch at the close of the regular
.- leSday. August 5th. The Post is cor
ted to attend. 1t is hoped every
rsr Ai ne present as matters of interest
. -aortarce will come before the meeting.
-.5g a Fatten of Boston, the firm who
-, acquired the burlington property on
d.. N.rnport road just below Little River,
..v. sgun clearing the land for the sale
u.s. The barn has been taken down,
H.. -.i.rd removed and the ground leveled
resatfu spot for summer homes
r. letfrey Bracket of Harvard, who spoke
. me NSSOSldtSu SLdIltiSS committee
-i entertained at luncheon at the
Of the Arts and Crafts shop. Other
- .- # the party were Rev. Charles B.
-.- Mrs. Frank Donaldson of Yonkers, N.
s Louise Hazeltine and Miss Margaret
slune.
= eye of Agriculture of the UNIVERSE
o. Maine Will hold field day at the farm of
1r .itaker, in the town of Albion, july
P. A Campbell, who has charge of
ri. -st-.sive dairy plant at the University of
-ot +. F. Hitchngs, in charge of the
s.-. ural department.; and DR.. l.. S. Merrill,
g.. The Collag of Agriculture, will be the
s
Fs- arrie NJ. Greenlaw entertained
sa -slos Wednesday evening, July 23rd, in
.- Mrs. j. A. Ryan OF Lowell, Mass,
7 visiting Belfast friends The guests
7-5 Ms. Alien Patterson, Mrs. Walter A.
rs Mrs. Herman H. Coombs, Misses
s--s httridge, Lo Thompson and Bertha
Wey Grape sherbet and Sunshine"
7s---- we're served.
-.- cases were tried hefore Judge
.-7 -.r ia municipal court Thursday all the
,s.- ..ets being Frankfort people. The
:s.., 1-re against Ems Flagg, Mrs. Edith
ql James D. Irving, all for a statutory
s-.. Taey were all bound over under $500
.-l taelr appearance at the September
.~ ~4preme court, and got sureties. H.
.--,. was counsel for Flagy and Mrs.
- ma Arthur Richie for Irving.
Iyrtle Frost was the hostess for a
Yyabie parlor croquet party at her
..l-s Northport avenue, Wednesday even
D. .-, 23ld Dainty refreshments were
the guests present were Misses
-.- nd Margaret Craig, Miss Alice Mill
r.-e south Bend, Ind and Messrs. Charles
A.s bennington, Vt, Frank Sleeper of
e r., Mass, William S. Kelley of Mime
Ct Nnn., and Roy Ellingwood of belfast.
ysterious and serious accident oc-
--e- asst Friday afternoon in Lincolnville,
ae4, he Aorthpo.t line, and has caused no
- neasiness. Asa H. Pitcher was hay
BIS home place, and having completed
-..' e for time he tied his horse to a tree
VII vas busy about other work When
me- ame to look for the horse he was dis
yr--d wing down and bleeding freely from
i-a-. wound that went completely through his
r,.:r. No shot was heard, and no one had
.asi cen in the vicinity. The horse is recov-
:aas
IL. LII.
stevens of Burnham, W. L. Frost and W. A.
as- Pittsfield was burned about 6 a. m
1a-4, July 9th. The origin of the fire is
unknown, but it is thought it was occupied
-5--slay night. Daniel Billings and family of
qrt-4t eft Thursday afternoon, after occu-
T.g he cot age for week and at their de-
'r'uce everything was all safe. The loss was
4rl $1,000, with no insurance, The policy
--- --a out Few days before the fire and the
=-- mad neglected to get it reinsured. A
- lat was also burned.
lertaker Charles R. Coombs and his
'arJ. Orrin j. Dickey, did the heaviest
ork in the history of the establish
-r- N Thursday, July "a, when they had
lis during the day. The dead were
-Is aroline A. Gorham, Mrs. George A
H-sseg and Mrs. Lydia Ann Wentworth of
.ss- Mrs Lewis W Benner of Northport
al VIZ. Isaiah Cross of Lincolnville. The
ssg Benner ard Cross calls were received
'fn twenty minutes. Mr.. Coombs shipped
ZIG -amains of Miss Eliza A. CHM to East
7=n On the Thursday morning boat
al NoRTHPoRT BRIDGE. The writer has
'se' over the road at Little River frequently
'al seen what the conditions are and what
ne various plans for improvement have been,
but what seems to be the best solution has
recently been called to our attention. 1t is
4' fellows; that the road swing to the right
near the foot of the Murphy hill, run behind
'a= hurd farm near the new fltering plant of
Inc belfast Water Co., cross the river on the
-'l Gam abutments and continue in straight
.'g 70 strike the present road on the level be-
3na the Burd cottage on the Northport side.
DIS W. ud avoid the hills at each end of the
t9~nt bridge. We understand that MIR. Burd
"pl.i give the land damages on the Belfast
De g.. permanent bridge be built that would
'sla The wear of years.
a FARMING BREAKFAST. One of the most
Ed ate affairs given for Miss Florence Nj
those marriage to Morris l.. Slugg took
.e- yesterday, was breakfast at Bohemia,
As 5umer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe
irago with Miss Clara Heating of this
Us hostess. The affair was given at u
* asst Thursday morning. The attractive
vas handsomely decorated with roses