The Republican journal., 1914-08-27
me News Of Belfast.

,.upmeeting at Maple Grove. North
,, .o' begins today
md Mrs. Ernest $. Weber are receiving
Dr. aA' ,.,ions upon the birth Of = 10 LIZ
,opgraFu'a'''
p'''' dos of the G. A. R. will have their
| Inc Getting Tuesday. Sept. LIST. A large
regular ~ ;s desired to consider the work for
stendan''
Inspection p :. -. .na.;s,
isI at the Opera House. This film in five
t'nisT hos drawn capacity houses in all the big
cites Mn M;.. ra,
Nj VIM H. Hall went to Portland Tues
dell SD' down in Mr.. Virgil Halls new car,
dsy to come ~
Hudson
uoman's Club have given up the idea
lp the Robbins house and will remain
Of Fs''' -;,tar in their present rooms in the
Marsh house
Marion has taken the agency for the
D. .ars and has sold two seven passenger
hV'SS cars. a six "a to Virgil L. Hall and a
to William Holt.
,,..ra will be a dance at Silver Harvest
,- hall, Waldo, Friday evening, Aug. 18th,
''o's .ne every Friday evening thereafter.
''.., by McKeen's orchestra.
r.s atmosphere Monday afternoon was OPP
.,s hut at night it became decidedly cold
frost was reported on the low lands
-, morning-the first frost of the season.
..bsr frost yesterday morning.
~. f,nr .masted schooner Henry S. Little
,.'.borged a cargo of coal last week at Lewis
.-i for the Fuel & Hay Co. large part
49,, cargo was for the Penobscot Bay Elec-
~, and Sherman Co., and was delivered
ron the vessel.
.n..,prlsEp LETTERS. The following letters
nod nncalled for in the Belfast postoffice
1.-THE week ending Aug. 25th: Ladies-Mrs.
.N Brown, Mrs. G. A. Bently, Mrs. S. Z.
,,--s Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. Eliza Shute
-..,ismen-Harl L. Allen, Arthur L. Burse,
The Graas De Villir-
sir FTeQ G.oHly tAe, VIM ASS~NAy
7,,isn auilding lot between his residence and
70 E. Frost's on Northport avenue, has
.,..y4i the unsightly hedge on the street
..,rt and is now having the rocks removed
.-so,rs,ory to grading. 1t will add greatly to
tis..-sady attractive grounds.
The democratic campaign in Waldo county
u,s,r4ned last week by Hon. W. R. Pattan'
-,i es. spoke in Unity Saturday afternoon
and at Liberty in the evening Monday he
.oose Winterport and Hon. John B. Madi-
ran If HouIton spoke in Center Lincolnville
Monday evening. Mr.. Madigan and Judge
g.1i5ey were to speak in Searsmont last even
ing
An audience that nearly filled the old theatre
ia gyerlowing greeted the first episode OF
pTae Million Dollar Mystery" at the Opera
q1gse On Monday and Tuesday, and bids fair
ia be the greatest picture that has ever been
shown in this city. The next episode will be
SHOWN Friday and Saturday. Sept. 4th and 9Th.
Fs5rg body has an equal chance to win the
5000.
Atthe Colonial Theater Friday and Saturday
Aug 18th and 29th. with matinee Saturday at
25yp M the story of 1.-The Bishops Carriage"
one Of the "best sellers, will be presented in
motion pictures by the company in which Mary
PcstyT3 is the leading lady. Monday and
tuesday, Aug. 31st and Sept. LIST, The Jungle
Film Co. will present at the Colonial the Paul
Rainey African Hunt, the most marvellous
motion pictures ever taken. $250,00O pro-
ductoB.
TYPHOID CASES There have been two deaths
from typhoid fever in the family of James H.
and Anne L. (Dodge) Pumroy, at their home
IN Water street. Their son Omar d. died
Aug 21st and the remains were taken to the
Ny- undertaking. rooms on Main street, where
the funeral was held the next day, Rev. H. B.
Sellers officiating. The burial was in Swan
vile the former home of the family. Monday
morning Ira Pumroy died. and the remains
we're taken to the Nye undertaking rooms,
where the funeral was held Tuesday, the same
cerg officiating and the interment in
SFsnyue No new cases have been reported,
and W. w. Blazo and son Harry, Gardner Lane
and q. Leadbetter, who have have been ill
With the disease, are all reported better.