The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-09-10
New Fall Veilings
in New Meshes and
Designs
lanes H. HOWeS.

Walter A. Whitehead, clerk in the Fog,
market, has bought the Smith Bunker cottag,
at Lake Quantabacook and will keep it for hi
own use.
sions at a. M. Sept. 9Th. The board is com
posed of Austin w. Heating. chairman, Charlie
OConnell and Arthur Richie.
| The lawn social that was to have been give,
last Friday by the W C. T. U at the home o.
Mrs Gerald Howard was postponed until to
morrow. Friday, account of the death O
one of the members.
Mrs. c. S. Webber is building a five-roon
! tenement house at the corner of Bayview and
| Harbor streets. 1t is already up and boarded
! The view of the harbor is a beautiful one
Mrs Weber has already secured a tenant
| The household goods were removed from
the Mcclellan homestead 1923 High street, last
| week. 1t was sold some weeks ago to private
/ parties who are holding it for the city to take
over for school building to replace the North
Primary recently burned.
There will be seven reels in the picture pro-
gram every night for the remainder of the
week at the Colonial Theater The Adventures
of kathlyn will be shown Thursday and the
Perils of Pauline Friday and Saturday. with a
special matinee Saturday at 23O
The Third Episode of the Million Dollar
Mystery" The Leap In the Dark" at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday and Matinee. Get
there early if you don't want to stand up. The
final episode OF Lucille Love" comes to the
Opera House next Monday and Tuesday.
The Christian, photo drama in eight reels,
will be shown at the Colonial Theater next
Monday and Tuesday. This is one of the
greatest pictures ever made and has had long
runs in all the large cities. There will be only
one show each night, starting at eight o'clock.
At meeting last week of the Hospital Aid
at the home of Mrs. Leroy A. Weber, Bay
View street, it was voted that each member
give thimble party to earn dollar for the
club and the first was given Thursday after
noon from to by Mrs. George Kittredge
and Miss kittredge at Dreamlea.
Mention was made last week of the preml-
ums e. L. Colcord of this city won with his
White Wyandottes at the Bangor fair. At
Waterville he won the following prizes: LIST
and I'd, pen of fowl LIST and Cd. pen of chicks;
LIST and I'd, cock; LIST, hen; LIST and I'd, pullets.
Silver cup for best display Cor all Wyandottes.
Mrs. EVE C. Burke received letter Tues
day from her sister, Miss Zadie B. Carter,
written at Munich, August 18th. saying they
were perfectly comfortable, that the Germans
were very kind to them, that they had no trou-
BILE in obtaining money on their credit letters
and that relief association had been formed
with competent business men at the head of it.
Miss Carter is expected to arrive at New
York the last of the week in the S. S. Finland.
Labor Day in B Belfast was quiet, stores and
offices closed, and many going out Of town.
About two hundred went to Augusta, this in
Guiding a large delegation from the Shoe
Workers Union, who formed in front Of their
headquarters, and headed by the Belfast band,
marched to the depot where they took the 655
train. Many others went by auto. The Union,
Wallace Sprague president. had 60 men in the
parade. There varied program of sports
after the parade The Belfast party returned
by special train in the evening.
HOSPITAL NOTES. Howard Taylor of Unity
was operated on for appendicitis at the Waldo
County hospital Friday and is very comfort
able Mrs Albert Smith of East Belfast ia q
typhoid patient and is getting on finely.
George Thorndike of Belfast is also typhoid
patient Carl Smith has recovered from tv.
phoid and returned home. {. Mrs Osborne
McConathy and infant daughter Elizabeth,
born at the hospital, went to the Gentner cot.
tage East Belfast, Wednesday, for a visit
before returning to their home in Evanston, Ill.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The oyster season
has opened and the Bramhall market will have
during the fall and winter months constant
supply of shell oysters, direct from the grow
ers, which will be shucked every day as order
ed Nothing better than the shell oysters....
The Ralph D. Southworth Co. has full line of
fall hats from 81 up. At The Dinsmore Store
you can buy pairs of boys or girls Hole
proof Hose, guaranteed to wear three months
or new hose free IS. S. City of Philadelphia
picked up a white yawl boat off Mark Island.
Address Stockton Springs Me-. Wanted,
woman to care for young man who is conval-
escent. See card of Arthur M. Condor, who
has entered the employ of the Ralph y. South
worth Co. m. r. Knowlton offers few special
bargains in real estate, and is agent for the
Fidelity Mutual Life ms Co. of Philadelphia
-. :. Rooms to rent at 70 High street.