The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-17

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hoped to make it big event. If possible it
will be given when some visiting team is here
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Georgetta Lawr .nce
Capt. Perkins, arrived Monday from New
York with a cargo of Old Company Lehigh
coal for the Consumers Fuel Co.. Sch. Ella
M. Storer. Capt. Fred Hartford, has chartered
to load lumber at Stockton Springs for New
York.
| The Waldo County School of Instruction will
be held in Belfast Sept. End to 5th This will
take the place of the customary county con-
vention and afford an opportunity for teachers
to learn up-to date methods Superintendent
W. B. Woodbury. requests all teachers to attend.
Board can be had for s100 or 81 so per day.
Those who will let rooms for this occasion will
please notify Mr.. Woodbury..
Thomas S. Thompson of East Belfast. ice
dealer. who invented q new automobile
spring tire, has had several sets made and
they have been tried out and were found to
work to perfection. Mr.. Thompson has
patents pending on his invention, which is
spring tire to take the place of the rubber tire
and will devote his entire time to it as soon as
he can dispose of his ice business
At meeting of the trustees of cemeteries
July 18th, superintendent were elected as
follows: Grove cemetery, James F. Fernald;
Head of the Tide. George Davis; Citypoint, B.
S. Staples; West Belfast. H. L. Gray; South
Belfast, Nelson Wight; East Belfast, E. O.
Pendleton. The Citypoint cemetery was ex-
nded this year. giving II additional lots. The
board of trustees is composed of Chas. F.
Swift. chairman. Charles r. Coombs and
Charles B. Eaton.
ACCIDENTS. Ansel Wadsworth Packard.
who was injured while at work painting the
t roof at the summer home of Mr. aod Mrs.
Thomas E. Shea on the North Shore, North
port. is steadily improving. Young Packard
slipped and fell and was suspended by rope
until help reached him. No bones were
broken and physician was summoned at once
and he has since had the best of care Eliza
beth, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
II. Folwell, of Philadelphia aged two years,
( fell from the second story window of the
Foi@elis summer home lsola Bella few
days ago. but escaped injury beyond a bad
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for W. W Biazo, was injured at the NJ C. r. R
depot last Friday afternoon. He was assist
ing in hosting barrels when one slipped and
struck him the forehead, cutting an ugly
cash over his eye. He was taken to a sur
geon, who took three stitches in the wound
AN ASSAULT CASE. Dr. Prince E Luce was
before Judge knowlton of the Municipal Court
Mudgett for assault. The trouble grew out of
a misunders landing in regard to lease of the
Mudgett cottage at Northport Campground.
DR.. Luce had the cottage last year and claims
that he engaged it for this summer, but Mrs.
Mudgett did not understand it that way and
rented it to party who took the cottage in
June DIR. Luce and his wife came from Bos-
ton June 22nd and the doctor broke the door
open and ordered the tenant out, taking pos
session. and was before the court for breaking
and entering. Mrs. Mudgett recently went to
the cottage, when the doctor forcibly elected
her from her own property. After hearing
the evidence Judge knowlton pronounced DR..
Luce guilty and imposed a fine of SIS and costs.
amounting to about $40. Through his attor-
ney, James s. Hartman, he appealed to the
September term of court, under bonds of 500
with Miles S. Jellson and A. G. Gilmore as
bondsmen. City Solicitor Franklin A. Greer
appeared for Mrs. Mudgett.
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE At an adjourned
meeting of the school committee, July 9th. it
was voted that the fall term of the city schools
would begin Sept. 9Th. 1t was also voted to
oil in no Of TIa;o
schoolhouse the privilege of using that build
ing for religious purposes Sunday if they
would agree to keep it clean and repair any
damage that might be done Miss Leona
Achorn, who has been teaching for three
years in the Lubec High school. was elected
third assistant in the High school Through
the resignation of Miss Caroline " Field, first
assistant Miss Mevina V. Parker was promot.
ed from second to first and Miss Hazel Barnard
Of Lewiston from third to second assistant
Miss Achorn is grad ate Of the Belfast High
school and of Colby College and is especially
well qualified for the position to which she has
been elected, having studied English and
History, the branches she will teach, for four
years at Colby College and also IN the Belfast
High school. She hal the highest recomm end
ations from Lubec. where she had been re-
elected to her position in the High school and
is young lady OF sterling WORTH and highly
esteemed by all who know her.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. The Dinsmore
Store announces sale to begin this morning
and continue for ten days, when 3 246 first
class shoes of all kinds for men, women and
children, will be sold for one dollar pair. The
sale includes women's comfortable unlined
house shoes, with rubber heels, m&n's elk
outing shoes, mems and women's beautiful
moccasin slippers, etc, These shoes will be
sent by parcel post if desired for to cents
additional. -. Pierce, Billings & Co, want 25
| girls and women stitchers to work on mems
clothing at their factory opposite the Belfast
depot. Good wages and steady work guaran-
teed from the start. Also, wanted women to
take finishing work on mems pants to do at
home. Don't take substitute. Get the
original guaranteed Holeproof hose at The
/ Dnsmore Store. For a restful vacation 90
to Criehaven, where you will have good fish
1 ing, boating and bathing. Mrs Fred S.
Rhodes will entertain you at Hillside Farm
Augustus M. Clarke and family of Winter
port publish a card of thanks . Lost string
Of pearl beads Don't forget that Befast's
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