The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-07-30
The News of Belfast.

;al hall, in the city building, ID 20 pc
ben'd and A. T. Gay has been engaged
;. DO the work. :,
u" waldo County Veteran association will
lns ,neust 9Th in Liberty; if stormy. the
meet Aus''
aest fair day. -
Timer A, Sherman with Kenney A..
~" and guests autoed to Augusta Sunday.
'1 riog dinner in skowhegan'
,.,ge attendance is requested to be pres
4ha meeting of the G. A. R. on Tuesday,
e'' ,,b as special business will be tran
,sctsd
-;ca f. Curtis, who has been i'll for sew
,o,bs at his home on Condor street, has
en- ty recovered to take short walks,
Y-.b he greatly enjoys.
r.. Ladies' Aid of the Mason Mills churc h
a have their fair and supper afternoon and
T",o August 2Sth. Useful and fancy arti-
end ire cream will be on sale.
.,..hers of the Belfast Gun Club will 60 to
Land today for a shoot with the club Of
.ty At a shoot there last year Mr.. Ralph
las the w VI o ShNSh SNP'
,...ss Annie L. Barr and Grace H. Hall will
,, from New York today. They stopped
9..ton to attend a lecture on literature at
harvard summer school Tuesday evening
r. and Mrs. o. S. Vickery and Prof. Herbert
,, y.-ssrini of Camp Quantabacook were en-
...,rea at dinner Thursday evening by Mr..
Il OF thpir rntfaOp the
,.,4 shore, Northport.
,-,,r Dickey had been appointed county
...,ysor for the Develop Maine movement
os,io county and has already begun the
-s He has charge of the campaign to
.,-s nenlbers and will appoint solicitors for
hi, county.
H.. New York Herald has department de-
..5 -s automobile tours and in reporting the
oval Of tourists at the various resorts gives
.s,,a If the cars. A Boston party at Rock
..iss3 A Packard car, which is the favorite
emo III Massachusetts,.
Ne. bsa E. Hutchins, who went to Port
,.-I.-s,srtlv to visit her daughter, Mrs George
i.,,s.rt was taken seriously i'll there. A
..... list was called and she was Immediately
..5so 70. the Eye and Ear Infrmary, where she
-,isrvent critical operation and is gaining
SLOWLY
In answer to many inquiries, Charles w.
Stewart, librarian of the Navy Department,
7s, i.sued statements as to the location
tina .,trjous stars in the flag. Names is the
2,a the next to the last star on the third line,
.44 F.. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans. is
,.grg point of instructing everyone pos
:be about this fact
pos,master Carleton of Belfast has just had
on ..-ease of 500 year in salary, showing
III. 1e volume of business done mere is m
easing instead of the reverse. He deserves
t,xever, for other reasons; for history VIII
.tc.-A nim the credit of being one of the best
Aes,s that ever filled that office, and there
qss reea some mighty good ones before-bel-
r-or Waterville Sentinel.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert P. Chase and MIR. and
Mrs Charles H. Walden have returned to this
qtv alter few weeks sojourn at their attrac-
five summer home, Rocky Point, Pitchers pond.
5eg and Mrs, Adolph Rossbach of East Bos-
.on. who have been at Rocky Point for some
Teek.. will remain for the month of August
and viii be Joined this week by Mrs. Rossbach's
brother and friend.
The boys at Camp Quantabacook, accom-
tsnied by their instructors, came to Belfast
astThursday afternoon. had a clambake at the
.ig park and camped there for the night.
Early Friday morning party of Is left in the
alncb Red Gables for trip to Castine and
shore dinner. On their return to Belfast that
afternoon one of the party was urged to re-
main over Sunday with such inducements as
the band concert that evening, an auto trip to
swan Lake Sunday, etc, but he replied: Not
unless the other fellows stay"
THE HISTORY OF BELFAST. In a recent issue
We referred to the fact that the second Volume
Of -a- History of Belfast had been extensively
and favorably reviewed. We have just re-
.siyed a eopy of the Utah Genealogical and
Historical Magazine" which contains very
compiimentary notice of the history. After
snunerating the contents it terminates as
follows There is also complete index, ooth
general and of names. Such book as this,
We should say, should be in every home in Bel
fast, Maine, as an indication of loyalty to ones
owr What blessing it would be if every
town in our land had such a record to transmit
toposterity."
kLARK- URBAN COMPANY. The story of "The
Third Degree which is the opening play of
the Klark- Urban Company at the Colonial
Theatre this. Thursday, evening is one OF
interest to all. A young man of good parent
age is under suspicion of being the muir
derer of man found under peculiar circum-
stances The police in their stupidity, seeking
tounravel the mystery and anxious to fasten
the guilt to some one, seize upon the boy az
their victim and bring to bear the entire
weight of their authority to convict him. he
is put through the third degree" or 'sweat
box as it is often called. and after hours OF
this ordeal in utter desperation and abandon
Cohfesses his guilt to the crime Of which he is
Innocent The young mans wife, "Annie JET
flies, alone remains loyal. Seeking to aid him
she soclts the assistance of his father, and
being refused, sets herself to defeat the min.
IONS Of the law in her efforts to miscarry justice
with no other resources than woman's intui-
uon, Ingenuity, and courage she combats then
single handed ar d wins glorious fight. The
above play will be produced with all specia
Scenery and electrical effects the same as the
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