The Republican journal., 1914-10-01
The News of Belfast.

...-! Quinn of Portland was in this city
DAVIS the past week to assist Attorney
...,-sl Scott Wilson in the preliminary Wort
~. Burpess murder trial.
r.. I.r,nal is indebted to Waldo B. Wash
s.r .ome very fine postcard views OF
a'., academy and Campus, Franklin, Mass
u.s-lurn now makes his home in Franklin
,.,s ac, Tibbetts, bookkeeper at the Foge
ss, has been taking vacation and re.
me- F7lasy from visit with relatives in
r,, Miss Sabra B. Dyer substituted in
her alssnee-
~s,.r- hot weather was extremely Dad
g, os.srY=s- bad for those not dug, for those
I...4.- and for those already dug. They
"a. the car good deal, turning black
NV. .5r.ys.ug quite little before getting to
market
r. 9.Iront town fair will be held at Mys-
-,s7ge hall, Center Belmont, today, Thurs
/ s.r allowed by ball in the evening. This is
f,5 lair but it furnishes plenty of enter
...omsat f3r all who attend. and with weather
..-4,.;,,- right there will be crowd in Bel
mont loiay
THO fall and winter schedule on the Belfast
,,,r.s went into effect last Monday. The
-a,,,nr rain now leaves at 705. the noon
.-..rs4 - 20 and the afternoon train at z ~
an The trains arrive at $50 a. M, l2.05 and
=, Save this item for reference, as the
Mine Eentral does not publish the local time
tail, using the space for other matter.
gai Moves John H. Healey and family
have moved from the Wildes house, No. e
I-r-sn street, to the tenement IN the Wlggln
noise recently occupied by the late Mrs. A. z.
rgr. Harold Mcintosh has moved from
the Walter A. Dutch house on Cedar street TO
the Hills house on Upper Miller street.. John
Chalmers has moved from the Cannon house
VIA Cellar street to the Herbert M. Stevens
house a the same street.
I97n ochran Chapter, D. A. R., will hold
their -st meeting of the season Monday even
MS 0,t 5th. in the Womans Club room. Mrs.
Frank Is Mayo and Mrs. Edwin T. Bowker
will be the hostesses. A picnic supper will be.
served 1t 6 80 O'clock. The program will be:
70. ca to be answered by quotations on birds;
paeer. Bird Protection, by Mrs. Frank X.
Reogcoat reading, How the Robin Came
Nmtt:4., by Mrs. Alfred M. Ferguson
list has been published of the State OIL
Iii. ..-.. -,rr, Of ofioo will eyDire in 1915
sod ISIS. and whose successors will be ap-
pointed rs Guv-elect Curtis The list includes
lusarss 8rd and Spear of the S. J. Court, and
he former will no doubt be re-appointed; VIM.
PTumpsou, reporter Of decisions, who may be
equally iurtunate Walter l. Neal. Waldo, Com
Missioner Of Irand Fisheries and Game; W. l..
Vest Belfast, secretary of State Board OF
Veterinary Examiners; Austin W. Heating,
g1s.gmau Of board of registration of voters,
Belfast Judge knowlton, Municipal Court.
Belfast. Seven Councillors are to be elected
By the legislature including one from the fifth
district comprising the counties of Waldo,
Hancock, Knox and Lincoln.
BOARD OF TRADE. At meeting OF the
Belfast Board of Trade Friday evening, Sept.
18th, there was good attendance to listen to
very able address by Rev. A. A. Blair of the
First Unyersslist church on organized charity.
M Blair Interested his audience and told the
Board Of Trade many things they could do for
the welfare of the city. 1t was voted to hold
municpa! Christmas tree this season and
President Slugg will later appoint committee
to arrange the same. Progress was reported
% The signs for Burnham Junction and the
water front, which will soon be set up and will
Dear these Inscriptions. "Come to Belfast. The
Biggest Little City in Maine" and "This is Bel
last he Biggest Little City in Maine" Orrin
D. Dickey. Wilson Ellis and H. H: Coombs,
were appointed a committee to arrange for
salute To The steamer City of Philadelphia on
Aef first arrival in the harbor. This steamer
% To Do freight business between Boston and
belfast, iandng at McIntire's wharf at the
1000 Of Nam street.