The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-21
The News of Belfast.

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s,ors of the proprietors. Titcomb Bros.
,o.s Marian Wells entertained party of
l. friends at the Wells cottage, Quantaba-
~ ADJUST 18th. One of the guests has writ
an account of the affair, which will appear
This Journal next week.
,-c B Marsano has bought the house on
..- High street owned by the Alfred G..
state and will rent it. Supt. W. B.
;b5-y has taken a tenement in it and will
60. .7ere from the E. R. Conner house.
-.s 4slfast Tennis club opened a tourna-
asst Monday afternoon on the club
s. Cedar street. The club plans to
5ance the last of the month, when it
.--sted the tournament will be closed
..,t sunday, August Oath will be the forth
J.. igersary of the great fire which started
. avis wharf and extended to the Sibley
.,.. % High street, now ownedby Ralph L.
.-ss- destroying practically the whole water
-d-
me steamer Camden took the largest pas
..,-- 's 81 cut of Bangor last Saturday after
that either of the steamers has taken
III. summer. The business has been in
.yssee every Saturday for the past few
ssss,
IS Angeles, Calf, subscriber writes
aurnal is always welcome visitor at
-.Ire and no paper or magazine comes to
IS more highly appreciated and care
-sad. Wishing you much success and
tz etc.
gg BTlsED LETTERS The following letters
.~a.4i uncalled for in the Belfast post office
~ .a- week ending August 19th:Gentlemen-
LEGION. Ladies Christina Stewart
~. -ley Smith. Mrs. Fannie c. Sheldon,
pss soy ia Sawyer.
-..1fNT. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore N.
--s and little daughter Dorothy of Gard-
If. -- spending two weeks vacation with
.-.-a-r Mrs. Ellen Shorey and his sister,
NJ. H. Mosher. Miss Doris Shorey of
the guest of Mrs. R. H. Mosher.
VI. Bailey returned last Monday night
rip to Northwestern Canada
4 -= reunion of the Gay family, Aug 18th,
---57rick Richie Grange hall, Waldo, Al
lay of this city will have ready the
e-.e genealogy of the Gay family from
s-. val of John Gay in 1880, who married
,-a o1 Badwick, granddaughter of Poca-
IDS down to the present time. Mr.. Gay
working on this history for the past
Ears,
ngton Hose Company No. l of the Bel
apartment were guests last Sunday
lnrace Chenery, an honorary member,
astures, his farm in Belmont. There
luaut twenty in the party and the day
7-at at Mr.. Chenerys camp on Tilden,s
a IN games and sports, and most sub
inner was served. The chief of the
emit and his assistants We're invited,
assistant engineer l. 7. Clough joined
-y, Chief Shute feeling that it was his
emain in the city
ere aas been SO many requests for popular
ls that Director Patterson will give the
sHg program at the concert on school
-s- -mmon tomorrow. Friday, night at
sa-- National Emblem, Bagley
N- axe you with tonight
Van Alstyne and Botsford
70 might Bay" Wenrich
me Sole, Silver Threads Among the Gold"
banks
by Mr.. Arthur WEIGH
"a. 90 your Old Gray Bonnet" Wenrch
ca Solo, "Old Love Letters"
arranged by George Lake
Il On Mobile Bay" Wenrich
Mr.. Charles F. Hammons
I gsrc7 Eew Co. oniai. Hall
1 FIST BELFAST. Mrs. Fred Toothaker went
t-T York last Thursday, called there by
. lie ness Of her sister, Mrs. Carpenter.
a Aanie Kimball made short visit in War
s- asst week. Mrs. Rachel Glunt, Mr.. and
4H kussel Glun. of Altoona and Mrs. B. W.
-iruesser of Bellwood, Penn. arrived last
llsy morning to visit MIR. and Mrs. Whit
a Iewcomb on Belmont avenue. Mr.. 3
-tt7aker is visiting in Montville and vi
Quite number from this vicinity at
5l The field meeting in Montvile,
'n, and all re ported glorious time. -.
nd Dyer, wife and baby and Mrs. Far
4 son spent last Sunday at the Gentner
Dag pa the East side. Mrs. Sadie Twiss
ton visited Mrs. l.. NJ. Cunningham
/ 81 6ee6.. Mrs. Lydia Davis and her broth
sre Nickerson of Lynn. Mass, made
',a-- Tying visit last week and called on
Mrs. Percy Edgec onb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller and other old acquaintance. At
Fine they lived on Elmbrook farm 1t
a rs, Davis first visit to Belfast for Sc
ar Mrs. Susie Bicknell of Lawrence,
'''s burned home last Friday having visit
d 1e- 1rother, Geo. B. Dyer, and family.
AN AUTO ACCIDENT. What might have
l'sn-bu providentialy was not-a very seri-
Zig accident took place last Sunday afternoon
4 he shore road to Camden near Temple
1=ghts- Shortly after 5 o'clock on that day
@e arge Fiat touring car owned by Mr.. Ira M
@oe eft Bohemia, his summer home on the
@ll Shore, Northport, to take his brother,
's''ge Cobe of Boston, to Camden, where he
Va to take the boat for home In the car
'a'e seven persons besides Mr.. Cobe: his
a4ghter. Mrs. Ruth Cobe Hoffman, and Mr.
4 holman Of Chicago; Miss Dorothy Franck of
-'n-ue, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Austin W.
i '7atng and Miss Clara Heating of Belfast
The chauffeur, George Brewer of Chicago.
i Wig faad is narrow and on the shore side,
A-fe there is a steep descent to the water,
4 s'e a growth of bushes and grass close to
rack. In attempting to pass large
8 4~saehusetts car the Cobe car slid over the
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