The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-22
,p News of Belfast.

!, Dr. Gabr, Mcclure of Trenton' N, d.
p ,e-e last winter, was recently
/ lathe tsstorste of the Ruggles street
N csuIca Boston,
..-,sia vna Is a good judge of wealth
.g.;.,, ser.arked Tuesday::"The moon is
.., his morth and will be for five
N. more. and You may look out for easter
sreE
.s., WM,shsgd and others who recently
[a,tbs bunker cottage at Lake Quantaba-
s..,.m5.. haze had large fireplace of
.o,s 11j,t u the living room and will
vide y-.uaa on the lake and east
.cs Airs Clarence L. Read and son
EYu .rt=a sesterday on an auto trip.
gs &. s Inst to Greenville, where
ptsndsl aa.rg a steamer up the lake.
4 were then to go across country to
kbegsr. spend q night there. then go to
|R,ngeeys and return home via the White
|lRlns
l. gsug Il Italians working on the State
and who are occupying the McNealey
kh Norlhlort, got into row last Saturday
one Of them received severe cut in the
! tat might have been fatal had not the
used struck rib. His assailant left and
bot been seen since. The wounded man
attended by Dir. F. C. Small.
|REAl NOTES. Mrs. Georgia M. (Roller-
lDrsey entered the Waldo County Hos
As Monday for surgical treatment.
nd Webb of Unity. a typhoid patient. is
EliceIy Mrs. Annie Meservey, an ap-
Etis patient, returned to her home in
bdi1e ast Thursday. >. John G. Damon of
ay, Bho has been critically ill for some
khs medical patient and is failing daily.
fia J. Diekey was present Tuesday at the
|nhato1 il Augusta of the ballots cast
Register Of Deeds at the September elec-
M Edward Evans of Waldo, the Re-
al elected to the office. was unable to be
flt OIL account of illness and was repre-
b by Frank L. Dutton. Esq. of Augusta.
fveIss Of Belfast and of about six towns
Examined, showing various gains and
2 ioE The opposing candidates but not
Ftlg tne result as declared after the official
Anslr Lave eIlressed the desire to take
a' 1Hde. he direction of Mrs. Rosanna
fhe 7I Bangor and Portland and her as
r. Lnar'es NJ Carroll of Waterville, that
aa Ms Charles Bradbury have engaged
l'M aelI tor thursday afternoon and
fAg, Oct. 2slh. when the first of series
!5'Sops will be given for So, the chill
The afternoon at 4 o'clock, accompani-
in7tnothsrs, and the adults at o'clock.
VdoHe aas 4een in Neu York the past
sla Will al The first lesson demonstrate
sss steps aud IDEAS of graceful dancing.
AAlRER SISTERS ORCHESTRA. The
VG9ef OF the entertainment course will
''sA al the Baptist church Wednesday
'-s' Vetober 18th, by the Maurer Sisters
''1s' which has been with the Redpath
s'4sn' foT eight years. doing Lyceum
4'u'saqua work, They had five years.
'D's before entering their present en-
lsn' M with the Redpath Bureau. Their
'N mat they have never failed once to
satisfactory entertainment. This en-
'Isnt Will consist of cornet solos with
'"' accompaniment, violin solos, whist
''UA' humorous readings, orchestral
n. win piano, violin, flute and cornet.
NS The first number of the entertain-
4' the Management has agreed to con-
-, -" possible, 500 from the receipts to
y'0N Ladies Home, they are anxious
age attendance shall be present to
'a interest not only in the course but
u cur most worthy local institutions.
~l''sement will appreciate very much
"'''a'lor of the public in spreading this
S'geJ as possible.
h.n 'U0 I'D SUPPER. A public supper
D'u'st church last Tuesday evening
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid was a
". nSnclai success. The net proceeds
i me menu included clans, baked
Ill.,. s'n bread. cream pie, cake. pies,
ID rpa coffee. Mrs. Annie M. Frost,
/, ",'ght' Miss Ethel l.. Frost andMrs
sp;. %'comber were the general COM
H.. '' Ethel Rogers. advance ticket seller;
e.a' b. Sellers. Mrs. C. Y. Cottrell,
s,,s "a ouck, Mrs. John L. Dow. Misses
lhb., ', hda Woodbury., Ora Hall, Ruth
Nm. 9'sce Wentworth, and Miss Wy
ma '''nmlttee; Mrs. Mary s. Whit.
s,,. committee; Mrs. Ellen Crea-
v ,,, au brown bread; Mrs. Thomas
lh,;, Ars. Frank A. Riggs, cake, etc
la,d meeting following the supper il
aa wy SlO on the parsonage furni.