The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-07-27
rbp News of Belfast.

mn son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris l..
ln' been named Morris Leavens.
s'O'' r..3 " Brown has been elected MEM
W., Maine Writer'S Research Club.
-. Pennington and family of Jackson
i' Fla. are spending the summer at Shore
.qss. NoFtaP0F''
r...s vii he baked bean supper, apron
ip',, ,-ab bag at the Mason's Mills church
P' rs1jng, July 2Sth. Price of supper
'- The public is cordially invited.
1 l..7ces Bradford, who recently UNDER
' very critical operation at the Tapley
w. has ken a room with Mrs. Frank l.
S ag corner Of Cedar and Spring streets.
.isrsrF this year have had trouble in rails
'..o,as. which has been eaten by some in
Y. ,,o1 after its breaking ground. and even
had attained some growth. We do not
the usual rsvages by squash and GU
,euBe' bugs
,. ,rs4tinQ of the G. A. R. monument fund
nice hat was to have been held in the
= ri puston 4 Morse July 18th was indie.
.s.g postponed on account of the dance
sy.oiap IN Memorial hail as benefit to
s.,i ,onty hospital.
.. Jackson of 1855 Waldo avenue fell
Uni. -srn scatfold Saturday morning while
... ta, for his horse and broke his right
'- ,4s nee, injured his shoulder and side.
W man # his years, 10, Mr.. Jackson has
,r..5ally active and enjoyed working
,.m III s.Jen, etc.
.-.- ,abor and the almost continuous
MAJ. I'D by delayed work on the roads,
.r,..l.t..u7 f the highway commission for the
.+.,. .rss.ing of many miles of State high
.-.sr. --u practically carried out The COM
.,...s 3d. aas sc highway jobs in process of
.-.--... including the following in Waldo
-,,.. uviie, $50 miles; Burnham. 2 SO
,s- IT. 2.53 miles.
ar. as.r A. Lloyd entertained Wednes-
Il. sa July 18th, in honor of her niece,
h.. tg-zs-zt Van Voorhees, of Philadelphia.
was spent with auction bridge.
n, zen. as-bud vases-were won by
N, Y..l. Holmes and Mrs. Amos ], King.
ill.,. ,ast % cake were served. The other
-..,. .,. Mrs Elon B. Gichrest. Mrs. Grace
\ p....-r Misses Avis M Morrison, Margaret
IA While ard Marian Hazeltine.
r- . Pc If the typhoid from which Ed
r. .s---n Of the Swan Lake house suffer-
B.. s..s.-.og and was later contracted by
he. T..l.-. 7as been located. While work.
rr5- the Dad in Swanville early in the spring
IN Mar sr rank from an old we'll mile and
,r,f r.u his own place. The water has
t.m .-sr ed and found to contain typhoid
Bss,a he public, as we'll as the many
tsp5s Mr. and Mrs. Marden, will be pleased
earn .sl nothing on their own place poin is
tsBgtruE from which germs could be traced
T,..r arluaing water has been analysed and Is
,.sr TO be absolutely pure, and the house
.r.A.Ie.ugs have been thoroughly fumigated.
p.f,lrz me house need have no fear of
Hraeor
rs Bans PLAYED 1t was fine night for
. t@es-- asst Thursday night. A cooling
rse.- bad ,empered the extreme heat of the
e.g afternoon, the stars were out, and sea-
,rs55 .silp erature prevailed. These condi-
ar. 3 very attractive program. brought
he 4rgsst audience of the season to school
To ,nS haopfilu onnla,,2 ha
Belfast land. At $40, when the band was
piyug the requested number, 1.-THE Silver
Rlns au alarm of file, and the fire itself
lGrBqy near and sending up fierce blaze
tsr rstaut sent every one scurrying to the
sen members of the band included. For
V1ate fae fire was soon out and the band
Nansl ana completed the program.
Jus h1splTAL FAIR. The fair in Memorial
h Jay 18th as benefit to the Waldo
a1oir hospital closed with hop in the even
lg Charge of Mrs. E. L. Stevens, which
vas ars= attended and a sue cess in all its de-
Ge he hall was artistically decorated with
Wstgrs-n trees and flowers, and McKeen's or
tssr4 FINISHED fine music. During the
evening Mrs. n II. Swaziland Mrs. T. E. Bow
is served punch, and at intermission Mrs. E.
ssaavr md Mrs. Essie P. earle. assisted by
Asse. 7arlotte Wadsworth, Alice Spear,
belle Aelllng and Dorothy Spear. served ice
@.sg t-=- 20 those holding dance tickets at
Ns tao'.= n the Post room A number of
@.i-'2Hn guests were present, including
'ii=se1 Gives from Searsport, Northp port,
' 20. ut proceeds of the fair and dance
'e-
h BIRTHDAY. Thursday, July Goth,
Hs .te nd birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth E.
aaa-'7 nd as usual her relatives and
fsaas made it happy one. Her home, No.
bAisr street, was made bright and fragrant
WIG beautiful roses, pinks, sweet peas, garden
s'sfs and potted plants, the donors includ-
~s a4fen in the neighborhood and the
4''-s 4il If the North church, of which Mrs.
a''"it0r a loyal member. She received
-'lf DAINTY and practical gifts and large
'a'e' 4 birthday cards with messages of
Rye ana good wishes from absent friends. To
~5S7 must he added the good wishes and es-
SEEM OF the community. She was entertained
q 9i1neT at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
u aaae,ine, a custom of many years, and in
-' evening" was given surprise party at her
''ue gy Miss Ella Frye, who served delicious
''iieShme' IS, including handsome birthday
'e'7 The evening was spent socially and
nth music.