The Republican journal., 1916-10-05
line News OF Belfast.

LNNNC VI Ae-kAASSAs
..-. .outer of auto parties from Belfas
.. 10 North Knox fair in Union.
.sa. Warden A. j. okidmore of Lib
re tine payment of fine of $40 by
f Camden for having taken short
NE busy filling their silos and doing
ls The recent heavy frosts kileo
stands Potatoes are rusting some
.. ... wa, good. The apple crop is very
lstla Globe reports that the schooner
l.. .4t at tockton, Me, in 1871, has
,s.- To- Capt. John E. Duke of Stoning-
fer the stone trade. The Emma is
na.sa.t.
se elurt at Augusta last Friday hande ed
... rescrlpt in the case of the city of Bel
.- t-.-Is the Belfast Walter Company. The
plaintiff is sustained and permanent
a... issued.
ull Is a very successful grower of
..sl some of the handsomest specimens we
ta,s ever seen. His collection includes many
dserauJ varieties and all colors.
ly--part Metro picture. "Black Face" "
.s-urug Grace Eiliston and Edward Brennan,
be shown today, Thursday. afternoon and
=gzal1g al the Colonial Theater This is a
.-4-rl story of modern life in five thrilling
--s Mary H. Hilton has fitted up a very at
rac'fE- rest room in the rear of her fancy
:.l- store IN The Journal building. 1t is well
st.el furnished with easy chairs, lounge,
:el--tat.e, etc. and is veritable haven of
-'- 'r Tue tired shopper.
a- 5uest ON the Chester Larrabee FIRE In
Frs, se asst resulted as follows: Estimated
-a- Uullding, $1,000; estimated damage to
ssl W.; insurance, $1,000; estimated value
VI ...alta, 500; damage, SIS, no insurance on
Cause of fire unknown.
liabilities was off in his weather
a-. las generally last week, but hit it
To showers Friday night, clearing
.-r Saturday"-with a decided en-
the cooler. 1t blew gale in the
Early Sunday morning.but later the
81. peasant though a little fallish.
-lsre we're more teams on the streets last
-----Isy aILerno ON, tnan We have seen
-ae 10. lay of the automobile. In crossing
t. .la- square five teams were seen near at
NJ .|.tt In, every direct and tba
.ued with them. They outnumbered
de- a-, mobiles. 1t was a busy day in
--s.Jez.
a.-s 'onIe L. Barr entertained at luncheon,
s1e- oy two tables of auction, Thursday
i.,5-.NHn, sept. 2ath, at the Flanders home In
|5" 70. Mrs. Grace Thompson of Brookline,
lass tue guest of Mrs. John Thompson, Con-
z,-'s tteet. Mrs. l. T. Dinsmore won the
.,t- -i auction. The other guests were Mrs,
Va" Hall, Mrs. V. l.. Hall, Miss Grace h
-'ai, Miss Loula A. Mason, Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie
MISS Laura Carpenter returned to her home
Madison last Thursday after visit with
"s' saara i. Dyer. The young ladies were
Classmates at the Corey School of Expression,
Boston Both took part at the Equity Grange
Tltefialument Wednesday evening and re-
-sved hearty applause and repeated encores.
AID Vi Mcleod quartet sang two selections.
Inc net proceeds, S2l.25,will complete the in
'-atation Of lights in the Grange hall.
W." ADVERTISEMENTS. The Home Furn-
AAhE co. announces a semi-annual sale of
Hy'slef Cabinets, at $l3 SO to $45, payable 81
weekly Buy now and save Sc, as prices will
'-'s.ee when this allotment is gone Call and
re lie newest roll door model :. This is the
'7ss'H aen the Electric Heating Pad will oe
NIfecisted, and long winter is coming when
VIII De found great comfort by many. Sold
> Toe lenobscot Bay Electric C0.....S See the
ment securities offered this week by The
E National bank-Alberta SIS at 50, with
@ @ld other bonds yielding from to G
t'' aent.-....The Pote School of Speech has
and evening classes and gives training for
''A'oFm and stage, with special courses for
sNoeTs of women's clubs, societies, etc
'-fsIa e. Pote is the principal and the ad-
ihSDoio pIuS, otuulO VI ESQ hunt.
IE'oh avenue, Boston. Send for booklet. .
Sua' another reminder that pair of Ground
Upper shoes will give the utmost comfort
SOU at the same time support every muscle in
1e loot They are sold only at The Dinsmore
E. Q. Frost offers for sale his home
we corner of Salmond and Cedar streets
apply on the premises. Mrs David S. Cressey
'4u Mrs Rose c. Sheldon publish card OF
o C,SnEs. Dining room girl wanted at Charlie
0Conhell's restaurant. &c High street. :. Mr..
n p'u Mrs John Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W
,'''erson Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson and
I'' and Mrs. Roy F. Copeland publish a card
thanks. An assortment of household
A''us Tor sale. For particulars apply to J. E.
1'"ker, 1853 High street. :. House SO Union
4set rooms and bath and all modern i'm
i.''enents. to let. Apply to Mrs. John w.
'SneS' 80 High street.