The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-04
me News Of Belfast.
DINE WITH A REASON.


constant drop OF wafer wears away 'A'
haT tant gnawing Towser masticates the
The toughest bone; ,o,,.. ...r;.. off the
instant coming lover calfAos VA s
blu tamt advertiser is the man who gets
the " a' Sir Thomas De war.
,b,;c schools will all close tomorrow.
Inv Nth the usual exercises.
. Griffin farm in West Belfast has
il s changed owners. Charles White selling
. a. E, Mayo
ras ROYAL Slave, No. in the Adventures u
ip plar series, will be shown tonight, Thurs
~, A,'' al the Colonial theatre
,or,s amount of space devoted to the
10, exercises in the city and county has
@''' ,;t..ed deferring much other local mat
fou NJ. R. Knowlton began the con-
.,;or of four two-story houses on Water
far rent Three were completed and
f,',-th is now up and boarded.
,..r Higginsbothan. chauffeur for Hon. J.
r,;.ferro. and some of the help, arrived Sat-
70 omen the summer home for Mr.. and
.lD'' roliaferro, who are expected soon.
overnment inspector, W. B. Hayes, su-
.stoDdent of construction, was in Belfast
rock and made thorough inspection OF
,,s m, house and has recommended num-.
bsrof repairs
r Ford of Swanville has bought of A. 5
70. Belfast, large and quite expensive
.u,,o,ept that was set June LIST on his lot In
-, Smart cemetery, by some now called Union
cemetery, Belfast.
c., Na,nel-the flexible varnish. bends with
.-,,3 mr. linoleum on which it is applied
4oes not fake, peel, crack or powder. Ma
Hall carry it in colors. and uncolored.
~, ,sn set can of it free during the dem
,.,tr,,ion by using the coupon on page A.
Tnause Of common drinking cups and tow
.,,i, schools. hotels, restaurants and in some
...r rr7,e places, and aboard railroad trains,
t,r.jdlau in Maine by regulations adopted
Safe board of health which became eff
tec.ne Monday,
Bax the valuable young English setter own
II md highly priced by Albert c. Wells, was
,.,s,tl, killed at the foot of the square by
,.sr ctx's pubic auto. He was valued at
s,sl and was beauty. No blame is attached
oMa Cox. as the dog ran under the car.
po,.soort is to have a much needed hos
,itsI The three physicians of the place, DIR.
e.orga n Emerson, DR.. Horace E. Snow and
n " Foster, have taken the house on
ln.. street known as the Slower house and
.,s having j. fitted up for hospital. Part of
in. furnishings have been installed and the
b,solts will soon be ready for patients.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
Circle Will be held with Mrs. Lewis F. Cannon.
4sl,npress street, Monday, June sth. Les
s,n charters ten and eleven of the c. L. S. c.
book THE Meaning of Evolution" and the
rsalired reading from the May number CT the
rbautauquan magazine. Roll-call, select quo
rsr.gns. An members are requested to be
o,aqart As this is the last meeting before the
summer vacation.
FIRE TN BELMONT The buildings of George
townsend, the last house in Belmont on the
sesrsuont road by the way of Belmont corner.
ware 5estroyed by fire last Sunday morning.
The ire is said to have caught around the
steve and so rapid was its spread that the
house and contents were burned and the barn
and one horse The stock had been taken out,
but horse broke away and ran into the blaz-
lDg building and was burned. There was only
$500 insurance on the whole property.
THp Gun CLUB SHOOT, The members of the
Blast Gan Club spent an enjoyable day at
tas.- g,aQuds on the Allyn shore Saturday.
The asn1e Club failed to appear and only
of tie Is men present shot out the full pro-
gan. Ralph H. Fowes won the sweepstake
shoot taking IA out of the total of Is with 8
competitors special meeting is called for
this Thursday, evening at 730 at the Read
Iaraue to talk up several important business
matters Following is Saturdays record out of
splssb.e IS birds: e.. E. Read II; N. A. Read,
lO,W Weshee, 10; R. H. Howes, 60; v. L.
Hall q
The local musicians aud reader: who gave an
entertainment in Sedgwick last winter for the
Knights Templar on their Ladies' Night have
been engaged to furnish music for the gradu-
alton at Buehil on the afternoon of June 18th
and to give a concert in the evening. The
personnel of the party is Ladies' Trio. Miss
Hazel Doak, violinist; Miss Gladys Pitcher,
celist Mrs Elon B. Gilchrist, pianist; male
quartet, Ralph l. Morse, Arthur johnson,
tenors John Parker. baritone; E. S. Pitcher,
bass, The musicians will also do solo work.
Miss Anne M. Kittredge will give readings
and monologues. The same people are in
communication with Brooksville to furnish en-
tertalnment at commencement.