The Republican journal., 1914-07-09
@The News of Belfast.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

AHVSs rsIuctant, fingers e'er it goes to claim
Yet 10Y i, that forever whence it came.
It's spa. hewitching sadness to the twilight
AID le0dS
.,oIight slowly yields to nights COM
pelang power
-hadows deepen and darker shadows
fall
u, heart old memories waken and send
} yearniug call
f,reyer whittier the day has gone
.-oai sunshine that no shadow falls
rios stir and waken and with resist
less .ide
..... .gainst the closing portals and will not
he denied.
..-,ss the dusky shadows, down from Mt.
Websters height,
,ie tender bird song comes thrilling
,breugh the night
H., western skies beyond Mt. Avalon
sfat.
t,rfh with radiant light-one star.
lA piri-and the highland the star
ana my will
-oshed-and EMBODIED in peace-and are
.-r r. T. NEWELL.
--.ufti House, N. H.
-...l,s factory shut down last Friday until
.,..sriay. July Sth.
.t,, trrse postponementS due to Indictment
..- .ae Guild picnic has been put off until
aa
..a.a, ones Sweetsers great photo piay.
.... song at Twilight" is coming to The
House Friday and Saturday, and The
..i GIL will be on as usual. Six reels every
~, cad saturday.
,,..,..,n Small will leave the last Of .ho
accompany Mr.. Nathan F. Houston 70
MASS. where he will receive tre.+
ae McLane Hospital. Mr.. Houston
Il for some time.
1,rtb Church Sunday school will o,o NJ,
..,5r to Castine Wednesday, july 18TH
steamer Golden Rod The boat will start
. n. g7ston boat wharf at $50 A. M, re-
.-...,5 Belfast about P. M
-s, .g Of DR.. James c. Whites book,
.e.st..-. from My Life" on the 3rd page,
..nt.as some interesting notes on early days
.. ..fsst the birthplace of the author, and on
,rs ancestry Of family long prominent IN the
,,es snG BUSINESS affairs of this city.
l -esp,nse to an appeal from the Salem
7s4t ,mmlttee, the entire net receipts of
.s PERFORM lnce at Belfast Opera House to-
7g7 A, pc given for the relief of the Sale m
sufferers. The usual prices will prevail Why
ry. maas this one big night and show that
3-s not backward in coming to the re-
sf Yer fellow men.
a Democratic meeting in which II of the
5a,sae towns were represented was held in
ne court room Tuesday afternoon and was
addressed by Mayor Curtis, candidate for Gov =
srn. aGd Hon. ". R. Pattangall of Water
vile c4addate for Congress from the Sd dis :
!-,c In the evening both gentlemen spok e
ss aae.ng of the Woodrow Wilson Demo-
.-sa. eLo,
Tie assessors completed the tax assessment
Tu7s-ay afternoon and gave the TAX book to
,)Ie-tg- S A. Parker. The total assessment is
S594l s including the city assessment, Stat e
and -,lnty taxes and and overlap. The rate
SO 90 per thousand against 500 for 1918. The
eytrs assessment of $3.50 for street sprinkling
and S47 for the destruction of brown-tail
moths viii be paid by the property owners
benefited The Journals itemized account and
'7e list VI iarge tax payers will be given in the
lssle Of July 10th.
in ear childhood Walter R., son of Mr.. and
Airs Arthur c. Whitney, had an abscess on his
-srt leg which remained for several years and
50 affected the limb that the boy walked with
i'H.cVly. The case attracted the attention of
Ole Of our public-s spirited, kind hearted citi-
l'7s, Mr. William H. Quimby, and he took the
bag TO Portland to see if anything could be
zone fHr hin and received some encourage
a77t Last Friday he again took Walter to
Frtand and he was operated on in the hos
2'a Monday. The operation was SUGGEST ul
Blu a. last advices the patient was doing well
ana there IS assurance that he may regain the
tlI! use Of mis- leg He is an ideal patient and
receiving every attention. Mrs. Foster wife
OF DR. b E. Foster, calls on him at the hos
ptai every day.
"lLL,AMsoN's HISTORY ASSOCIATION The
a|eounts Of the Wiliamson's History Associa-
'o1 have been made up and statements and
Cheeks are being sent out to the subscribers,
any subscriber not receiving his statement
viii confer favor by notifying the treasurer,
MI Alfred Johnson, IA Arlington ST., Boston.
lhe second volume of the History of Belfast
mas been tavorably reviewed by newspapers
throughout the state and elsewhere, and by
several historical magazines as well as the
harvard Graduates Magazine" The follow
As clipped from 1.-THE New York GenealoRi-
'4 and Biographical Record" "From histori-
''' standpoint this volume is worthy of the
Disaest commendation and should be on the
'Hs''es Of all historical Libraries. Genealogi-
ANY speaking it is invaluable, as it contains
50 olosely printed pages of records of births
coils ana marriages which took place in that
wy from 1875 to 1900, which data will rende,