The Republican journal., 1915-01-28

The Waldo County veteran Association
win meet in K. of P. Hall. Ellingwood's
Corner. Winterport. Feb. 4th II stormy. the
next fair day.
Orrin ]. Dickey has been invited to address
the Watervile High school in regard to his
personally conducted trips to Washington. D.
c., and will visit Waterville the latter part of
next week.
miss Katherine D. Kittredge observed her
18th birthday Saturday morning by entertain
ing party of girl friends at breakfast from
10 to IL at her home on Condor street. Break.
fast was served at 10 by Miss Helen Kittredge.
sister of the hostess, and this was followed
by dancing. The guests were Misses Lillian
Dexter. Geneva Stephenson, Doris Clifford,
Natalie Pottle and Grace Mitchell.
The icy walks Saturday. Sunday and Monday
caused many falls and the following accidents
were reported: Martin Weber fell Saturday
on the walk near hi. home in the Marsano
block. High street. and injured his ankle.
John A. Patterson also fell on the High street
walk Saturday near his home in the Robbins
house and injured his hip, but no bones were
broken.
The first episode of the Exploits of Elaine
will be shown at the Colonial theater next
Monday and Tuesday nights. This is without
doubt the most remarkable serial photopay
ever produced by any company. The leading
characters in this serial will be taken by Mr..
Arnold DAILY, Mr.. Sheldon Lewis and Miss
Pearl White, the heroine in The Perils of Pau
line. The Exploits of Elaine" was written
by Mr.. Arthur B. Reeve, who writes Cor The
Cosmopolitan. Don't miss the first episode
next Monday night.
While the iremen were out Friday morning
collecting food for their supper that evening a
still alarm called them TO the Knowlton build.
ing in rooms occupied by Frank Bartlett over
the store of D. F. Stephenson. fire had
been lighted in stove the pipe of which was
not properly connected with the chimney and
was filling the building with smoke. With the
use of chemicals the firemen soon had the fire
. out. AS it is wooden building, with the Ma
sonic Temple on one side and the Windsor
Hotel on the other. if the fire had not been
OlScOV6Teu III Time IL might nave Deen a Serl-
Gus one.
We take the liberty of printing the follow
ing from personal note from Mr.. Everett
Staples of Stockton Springs: 81 am deeply re-
GREETING the loss of Our George He surely
contributed to the sum of the worlds happi-
ness. 1t seems but short time ago that | sat
around table with him and Fred White and
Ben Field, mixing business with pleasure, and
even then White was careful of his eyes-and
was gone soon after Ny father-in- law, Mr..
Frye, passed three months with US last sum-
mer; and before he left Capt. Morse came in
to bid him goodbye, knowing well that he was
doomed-and yet the Captain went first, most
unexpectedly"
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace C. Marden of North
Chelmsford Mass. formerly of Swanyille are
calling on their many friends in this vicinity
while visiting for a few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Littlefield at Waldo Station. Mr..
Marden formerly one of the very sue
cessful school teachers of Waldo county and
has been connected with State schools in Prov
idence, R. l. and Meriden, Conn, holding res
poHSlDle poSlClOnS. he is now assistant SUPER
intendent of the Middesex County Training
school for truant boys. Mr., and Mrs Marden,
and teacher, occupy cottage in which they
have charge of SO boys. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Marden enjoy the work. for which thew are
specially well fitted.
ENTERTAINMENT COURSE. The next enter
tainment in the Lyceum Course will occur
Wednesday evening, February 8. The enter
tainment will be given by Alton Packard, artist,
who is without doubt the leader of Lyceum
cartoonists; impersonator, musician and com
poser; real original entertainer. Mr.. Packard
has been with the Lyceum course for twelve
years, and has appeared from one to zen times
IN each of the ninety or more leading cities of
the United States No one gives better en-
tertainment than Mr.. Packard The entertain
ment is both humorous and serious. There is
food for deep thought and an opportunity for
good laugh. The two best numbers of the
course have been saved for the last. This one
and the one to be given later afford the people
of Belfast an opportunity of lifetime to hear
something that is really good. Tickets will be
on sale usual at Pitchers Music Store I'D tn
The evening of the entertainment Thew can
be obtained at the door on the night of the en-.
tertainment.