The Republican journal., 1914-08-13

Tho Northport campmeetlng will be held
from August 18th to 21st. Rev. Horace B.
Sellers of the Belfast Methodist church will
have charge of the devotional services.
Emma White Barker Tent have accepted an
invitation frem Manager A. Perry Coombs to
take trip to Castine August 25th, if pleasant.
if not the the next fair day. The Tent are
also making arrangements with the Auxiliary
for picnic at the City Park some time this
month.
Mrs. I. Frankel of the New York Bargain
Store left last Sunday for Boston and New
York for her fall and winter line of goods and
will return in about two weeks. She was &C.
companied by her daughter Marian and son
Louis, who will visit in New York.
There will be seven reels of pictures every
night at the Colonial for the remainder of this
week. The program includes The Adventures
of Kathlyn in two reels Thursday and the
perils of Pauline in two reels Friday and Sat-
urdav. Special matinee at 2.30 p. m. Saturday;
orchestra of SIX tieces Saturday night.
The fair management wish to call the atten-
ton of the patrons of the fair grounds to the
fact that there will be no gate in the rear OF
the track this year, as has been the case IN the
past, owing to the fact that the Chenery sta
bles and land in that section are being used by
other parties and the back side of the grounds
has been fenced off and will not be open to the
public.
New UNDERTAKING Rooms. Frank A. Nye
of Searsport has leased the store No. 60 Main
street. which has been fitted up for undertake
ing rooms, and is prepared to answer all calls
promptly. He has an experienced lady assist
ant. Mr.. Nye has been in this business for %
or 80 years, was the first licensed embamer IN
Waldo county and one of the first Of the State
and is well known in this section.
Alfred, the Sugars old son Of Mr.. and MRS.
Percy A. Bradford, was injured Monday in an
auto accident. When the L. F. Cannon car was
passing his home the little fellow hoped on
the running gear. The son OF Mr. Gannons
was driving and did not know the boy was
there and did not see him fall to the street.
The little fellow was bruised and stunned. re-
NAMED unconscious for nearly twenty-four
hours. He seems all right at the present time,
although weak.
PooRs MILLS. Mrs. Linda Gray of Provi-
dence. R. L., is visiting at J. F. Sheldon's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth spent Sunday
at Temple Heights, at Linda Vista cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Freen nan Wentworth and Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Miller went to Temple Heights
last week and are staying few days with Mr..
and Mrs, Fred L..Toothaker at their cottage
Linda Vista, Mrs. John Shea and sons John
and James. returned to Boston last week.
NORTH BELFAST. The annual fair held by
the Ladies' Aid Society Thursday evening"
Aug. 9Th, was a decided success in every par
ticular. The weather conditions were perfect,
the attendance large. the musical and literary
exercises pleasing, the refreshments all tna'
could be desired and the receipts satisfactory
amounting to $50. The program was as 1oi-
lows: Piano solo, Mrs Louise Beckwith; vocal
solo, Bert L. Davis; reading. Henry Laid; bari-
tone solo, Leon Beckwith; contralto solo, Caro-
lyn Hatch; soprano solo, Mrs. Mamie Roberts;
and the farce, "Our Church Fair" given by
the ladies' of the community. Miss Marie Gay
presided at the caNOy tooiSs AAAS' 1Ao> '--SS
and Mrs. Frank E. Wood served at the sales
table and Roscoe Arey disposed of large
amount of delicious ice cream. This event
will be remembered as one of the best OF the
many successful fairs held by this somewhat
noted society -. Ralph Cunningham. Don
Blood, Everett Hatch and Myrl Smith went to
Glen Cove last Friday on camping and fish,
ing trip. Mrs. Helen Hurd of Liberty spent
the weekend with relatives at the Brier
homestead. Mrs. Frank Carpenter and
daughter of Foxboro, Mass, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry b. Ladd E. :. Miss Virginia
Schreiner of Danbury, Conn.,, is spending the
summer with Miss Millie Mitchell. Mrs.
Frank Allen and daughter of Stockton Springs
are visiting Mrs. E. A. Wiley. =. Mrs. Grace
Emmons, who attended the summer school at
Castine, arrived home Saturday.