The Republican journal., 1914-08-13

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Mrs. Edwin Gina Of Wineh..ts, r... r.
auto party lunchsd It The Tea Room wssne..
day.
There will BE- public dsnce = s...,a.
Grange Hall every evening during the Belf,.t
Fair.
The stores generally viii close Wednesday
afternoon. August 18th. Covsrnor,s d.v At the
Belfast Fair.
The Dscrow launch Louise will run between
Belfast and Northport tomorrow and SATURDAY.
for the carnival at Bayside.
Remember the Northport Carnival. to.mor
row and Saturday. for which great prepars.
ii ons have been made. "All aboard for Mouth.
port r
Mrs. A. E. Clark fell in her room Tue.d.v
m orning and sustained painful and serious
in jury to her hip. Fortunately no bones were
broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy h. Southland OF this CITY
have bought the G. c. Lower place in North.
port and will take possession some time in
Sep TENDER. Mr.. and Mrs. Lower will move to
Belfast
Messrs. George A. Quimby and C. o. Poor 70.
tur ned last Saturday from weeks soiourn at
The Pines. Quantabacook. While there they
entertained Mrs. c. o. Poor. Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
R. Poor and Miss Julia Perry.
l. S. Wedgwood Of Pennington, N. H., has
ARR we'd to succeed John Mcpherson as fore.
man Of the Making and Goodyear rooms at
Leonard & Barrows factory. With his wife
he has rooms for the present at G. C. Seavey's,
Mrs. H. W. Cook of this town accompanied
three little girls last Friday to children's
homes. two of them to the Girls Home in Bel
fast and one of them to the home in Augusta.
Both of these institutions filled to their ca
paeity. but they responded to Mrs. Cooks ap-
peal and received the little ones. At the pres
ent time there are four girls from Brunswick
in the Belfast home, and two boys and one
girl in the Augusta home-Brunswck Tele-
graph.
THE CITY WATER. The following report of
H. D. Evans. director of the Laboratory of
Hygience at Augusta, In regard to the regular
quarterly analysis of the city water, sent
July 18th. will interest all who use it, and allay
any fear of typhoid cases coming from it: II
find it in the best condition yet. 1t is clear, of
low color and vegetable content; is free from
sewage water and not polluted with surface
drainings."
The SIXTH and one of the best band concerts
Of the season, was given on schoolhouse COM
mon last Friday evening. The first concert
was given June Goth. The attendance Friday
80 %l,o
cert was the tenor solo, when the Twilight
Comes to Kiss the Rose Goodnight" by Charles
F. lannon's. There will be no concert on the
common this week as the band will go to
Northport for the carnival.
Mrs. j. G. Wilson of Brooklyn, N. Y, form
erly Miss Grace E. Piper of belfast, says in
personal letter of her new home: 1--WE recently
bought one family house, at 1447 10th ST.,
Brooklyn, with every modern improvement. in
Guiding steam heat. parquet floors. tiled bath
with shower, gas and electric light, gas range
and water heater, and an electric vacuum
cleaner. The broad veranda extends across
the front of the house and is enclosed with
screens. We have also built garage"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wight and Mrs Lydia
Wight of Wayland, Mass, gave pleasant
housewarming to about thirty friends and
neighbors at their bungalow. Wymount, in
West Northport. last Friday evening. A pleas
ant social hour was spent around the fireplace
and ice cream and cake were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wight and children return to Wayland
tomorrow after a pleasant stay. Mrs. Lydia
Wight remains for several weeks longer.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncailed for at the Belfast postoffice
for the week ending Aug. 18th: Ladies-Mrs.
A. F. Forbs. Miss Ethel Foster. Lottie Jordan.
Mrs. Bessy Tower. Mrs. e. NJ. Robinson. Miss
LYDIA White, Eva Lorana Wentworth. Gentle
men-George Bowden. Robert Clement, Mich
ael Dunn. J. Harris Emery. James A. French.
Philip Livingstone. l.. W. Rich. Neal W. Skid
more, Ernest R. Smith, Robert Seely, VIM.
Shean.
STEAMER NOTES The fog in the bay last
Monday was unusually dense and the steamer
Camden, Capt. Sawyer, coming down river that
afternoon failed to pick up the bell buoy off
the monument, where the turn is made to enter
this port, and in feeling her way at low speed
grounded on the beach near the Battery about
two miles below her dock. Purser R. P Coombs
went ashore and telephoned to Bangor and
Rockland for assistance and about 10 p m. the
tugs Ralph Ross and Sommers N. Smith arriv-
ed and soon pulled the Camden into deep water,
where anchor was dropped to await the lifting
of the fog. She proceeded Tuesday morning,
apparently uninjured.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Miss Ella Greeley of
Montville, who was operated on for appended
tbs at the Waldo County Hospital by DR.. Silas
e. Blaisdell of Brooklyn, N. Y, left Sunday for
home. William Whitehead, who received
severe scalp wound by fall on the walk near
the Colonial theater, and had been under treat
ment for about week, returned home Sunday
-. Wesley White of Belfast is at the hospital
for medical treatment. Frank Eastman of
Thorndike, aged years. was taken to the hos
pital Sunday for very critical operation for
APPENDICITIS and died yesterday. -. Robert In
eersoll, Sr, of Bayview street is medical
patient.
THE BANGOR FAIR. Many big features have
been promised for the 31st annual Eastern
Maine State Fair, which will be held in Bangor
August rs, 26, 81 and %. and the varied pro-
-.. Co.. ooob dav will nrnve of interest RI