The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-21
The News of Belfast.

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The rummage sale by the ladies Of the Nortl
Church will be held in the vestry Oct, 27tl
and 2Sth,
The Bucksport Times has suspended publca.
fion and Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Lance. who con.
Quoted it for the past year, left last Saturday
for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Patterson have taken
the rent in the Ludwick house on Primrose
street and will move there from the Towne
house on Miller street.
Aman called at the County building Wednes-
day to attend to the recording of a will. When
asked how long its author had been dead, he
replied: Dead. I'm the man, and by c. l
amt dead"
"A Fool There Was" has its last showing
this afternoon and evening at the Belfast
Opera House. If it has not been your pleas
ure to see it. don't miss one of the really good
pictures coming to Belfast.
Mary Pickford in Behind the Scenes" is the
opening picture of the Paramount program at
the Belfast Opera House on Friday and Satur-
DAY nights and saturday matinee. Paramount
pictures mean better pictures.
Belfast relatives have received notice of the
arrival Monday of young son to Mr.. James
and Bessie Knowlton Pickard of Bangor
James Albert Pickard. MRS. Pickard was for
merly of Belfast and a graduate of the High
school.
Rehearsals for the Senior play of the Belfast
High are held as frequently as time allows and
Farm Folks promises to be happy selec-
tion The parts are well cast and the young
people are taking great interest in the work.
The Athletic Association of the Belfast
High school will give a dancing party tomor-
row. Friday, night in Odd Fellows hall, for
which tickets are now being sold. McKeen
will furnish music and home. made candy will
be on sale.
So many inquiries have been made of Mana
ger Clifford since the announcement of the
coming of The Birth of Nation that he can
only say to all that complete arrangements
have not as yet been made, and to Just sit
tight. and he will tell you all about it later.
The Y. P. S. C. E. gave public 25-cent
supper in the Baptist vestry Tuesday evening
which netted them about $25. The committee
IN charge was Miss Della D. Knowlton, chair
man. Mrs. Emma R. Knewlton, Mrs. Albert L.
Gunner. Miss Bertha z. Hayes. Mrs. Benz
Robertson. Mrs. George H. Robertson, The
young men OF the society waited on the tables
The menu included baked beans, meats, hot
biscuits, salads, pickles, cake, fancy pies and
coffee. The tables were decorated with GEN.
terpieces of fall flowers,
Tickets for the entertainment course to he
given under the management of the Philhar
monic Association this winter in the Colonial
Theater are now on sale at Pitchers, or NAV
be obtained from members of the society, The
first engagement is The Servant in the House.
by company of players, Monday night, Nov.
Sth Single tickets for this entertainment
will be so and rs cents. Course tickets are
81 for admission, and one dollar and half. re-
served. Reserved seats can be exchanged
Mon lay, Nov. LIST, and the seats then given
are good for the entire course. This is prob
ably the best series of entertainments. at the
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Carle & Jones are
to make clean sweep of all Ready to- Wear
and other goods on their third floor to make
more room for the display and sale of the
Edison Phonograph. The sale will begin
Oct. 22nd and continue until the merchandise
is closed out. See their advt. Fifty cents
will buy pair of the new Holeproof Luxite
silk stockings at The Dinsmore Store, and YOU
are asked to call and compare them with
others offered for twice the money.
Care of the eyes is of first Importance.
Consult DR.. Frank F. Graves, Graduate
Optometrist, Odd Fellows block. See
notice of assignee of M. A. Sanborn, All
persons owing him are requested to make
immediate payment Bills not paid bv Nov.
Is. 1915. will be left with lawyer for collec-
ton. During coffee week, Oct 18th to 23d
the Direct Importing Co. will give, free. Id
pound of coffee with each purchase of one
pound Of Benefit Brand. Mail orders given
prompt attention. =. Furnished tenement of
5 rooms and bath to let at 129 Main street,
Auction sale of Warren A. Sheldon estate in
Searsmont at 10 a. m, Nov. 24th While in
Portland stop at Preble House. See advt,
"Agents Wanted" The advertiser is well
known in this Office and by many in the coun-
ty and is reliable in every sense of the word.