The Republican journal., 1913-11-20

WEST BELFAST. Benz. R. Mosher arrived
from Moosehesd Lake Monday evening and is
at the Hayford farm :. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Brown are at the Ralph Peavey farm for the
winter....B. B. Toothaker went to Searsmoot
last Saturday evening to the Masonic installa-
ton Annie McLain of Appleton is at s. W
NeWcomb's Mr. and Mrs Leslie Miller
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Wood
IN Northport. 81 bbie Toothaker returned
home Sunday, having visited in Searsmont and
Lincolnville for two weeks Albert Miller is
in Camden doing forestry work for II j. An
derson.
PATIENCE" the Gilbert and Sullivan OPP
era, Patience, which is to be presented in the
Colonial Theatre about the last of January b
local talent under the auspices of the Belfast
Musical Society is now under rehearsal under
the direction of Mr. Robert P Chase The opera
is In two acts and there will be a full chorus
The cast SO far as decided upon is as follows:
Colonel, Mr.. E S. Pitcher; Major, Mr.. Ralph
l. Morse; Duke, Mr.. Arthur F. Johnson; Bun
thorne, Mr. Orlando Ttherington; Grosvenor.
Mr.. Charles F. Hammons; Lady Jane Mrs C
L.
Brier; Lady Sophia, Mrs. Clarence Z Read;
Patience, Miss Katherine c. Quimby The
part of Lady Ellen has not been assigned.
FooD FAIR NoTEs. The Food Fair will be
held in the Belfast Opera House. The doors
will be open from 10 a. m. until midnight A
new and novel scheme of decoration will be
inaugurated. The best orchestra that money
can hire will furnish music Belfast has al
ready reaped great reward from last years
Food Fair in the advertising secured on ac-
count of it. The management will buy about
ten thousand articles to give away in the free
gifts. We hope the merchants will give another
ten thousand. Better, bigger, buster babies,
and more Of them, feature. Grand ARMY
night will have some new features, Prizes
will be given the oldest, youngest, latest
leanest. prettiest and homeiest persons pres
ent. Special rates will be given on the M. c.
R. r. and the boats
EAST BELFAST. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hall
have taken the Fred Kruger farm for the WIN
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger are to return to
their old home in Philadelphia, after resi-
r.
and Mrs. Kruger have made many friends
during their residence here and all ref-ret
their departure. The Ladies Aid held their
circle meeting at Trinity Reformed church
Nov l2th, tacking comforter during the
afternoon. The resignatio of their treasurer
Mrs. Fred Kruger, after a service of eight
years, was received with much regret Mrs.
A N. Snow was elected to take her 7 lace.
Mrs. Kruger will leave shortly with her nus
banl for Philadelphia, their former home.
She was presented a fountain pen as testi-
monial OF appreciation. At 6 o'clock a ar
vest supper was served to the public ard there
was a large attendance, including a numt er
from the city. Frank L. Towle was charm an
of the supper committee, and was assisted by
Mrs. Ernest Orchard and Mrs. Charles Hall.
A neat sum was realized.
MUNICIPAL COURT. Fred Carter of North
port was before Judge Knowlton last Saturday
on complaint of John A. Patterson, agent for
the Belfast S. P. c. A., charged with keeping
eight heifers in a pasture without suitable
shelter. He was found guilty, but was let off
with fine of IS with the condition that he
should give the animals proper care Il. Gin
ton |. Cash, formerly of New York. and who
recently had been working at Searsport, was
brought to the Jail in this city for assault upon
Searsport man. two weeks ago. His time
was out Monday, when hearing as tn his sar
ity was held i'll the municipal court He WAS
examined by DR.. o. S. Vicke,y, the examir err
for Waldo county, DR.. E. A. Wilson and DR..
kilgore. The physicians gave their testimony
at the hearing Monday that they considered
the man insane. snd they were ordered 20 file
a copy of their statements to Judge Knowl-
ton. Cash was returned to Jail and later. on
advice of the physicians Judge Knowlton ruled
that he be sent to the home of his sister in
New York, where his case might De looked
after. While not normal the form of his in
sanity is usually harmless. He LETT by Thurs
day mornings train, accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff H. B. Toothaker who will go as far as
Boston