The Republican journal., 1916-08-03

,,6 is assisting DR.. W. L. West in the CAM
naion work for the September election.
The Philharmonic Society will hold an i'm.
nortant business meeting at their rooms next
Monday evening at $50 o'clock. All members
are requested to be present.
Four magnifcently illustrated scenic lect-
ures will be given by Col c. H. French in the
Methodist church beginning tomorrow, Fri.
dav. evening, The lecture on Japan. announce
| ed for Monday evening. will be given at mat
inee. at 230 p. m. Saturday.
Stanley d. Wilson, son of M. o. Wilson of
Poor's Mills, has accepted a position as Instruc-
tor of Organic Chemistry at Rice Institute,
Houston, Texas, for the coming year. Mr..
Wilson has been an instructor at the Univer-
sity of Chicago for the past two years and also
ed at that institution for the degree of
Phi, D. He has just passed the final examina-
| tions for this degree receiving the grade of
"Magna cum laude," which is as high a grade
as has ever been given in the chemistry de-
partment there. The degree will be conferred
at the August convocation.
PooRs MILLS Miss Isaphene' Patterson
and Charles White of Worcester, Mass, arriv-
ed on Sunday mornings boat to visit Mr. and
Mrs. j F. Sheldon. Mrs. Irwin Wood went to
Vinalhaven last week for visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Wilson, who have been at M. 0.
Wilson's. have gone to their cottage at Guam
tabacook Fred Carriers three sisters from
Brooksville recently visited him and his wife
L--rn L.. -
Her mother, Luella Brown, had quite sick
spell. Mrs. F. T. Wentworth has been on
the sick list the past week. She was attended
by Dr. T, N. Pearson. -. They are working on
the road in this vicinity with the traction en-
CINE.
About two years ago the origin of several
cases of typhoid fever was traced to the water
served at lunch car Main street. George
Ansel Pitcher Of Northport was of the
victims and was patient at the Waldo County
hospital Soon after his return to Northport
Albert N, Farrow, his two daughters Alzada
and Bernice, and his brother law, Benz E.
Pendleton, were taken i'll with the fever sup
posed to have been contracted from MIR.
Pitcher. AT the present time the two sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Dean of Lincolnville are
i'll with ty phod. Mr.. Pitcher is employed by
Mr. Dean, and the attending physician sus-
pecting Mr.. Pitchers condition, sent samples
of his blood to Bowdon College for the Wei
dali test. The analysis shows that Mr.. Pitcher
has the typhoid germs in large quantities.
even at the present time.
A SEARCH AND SEIZURE. George E. Benson,
proprietor of the Commercial house, be-
fore Judge Lord of the Municipal Court Tues
day to answer to the charge of having in his
possession with the intent to sell 43 pint bot
ties of whisky, a quart of apricot cordial, a
quart of brandy, one of whisky and pint bot
tie of ale. The testimony showed that Sheriff
Cushman and night police Toothaker and Gray
visited the Commercial house late Monday
evening and in the early hours of Tuesday
located the liquor, which was slowed in the hog
pen and in the alley way between the house
and barn. Benson found guilty and sent
enced to pay a fine of S1OO and costs and 80
days in Jail and in default of payment 60 days
additional. He appealed to the September
term of the S. ]. Court and gave bonds for 5000
with Ben amin Colcord and Wallace Seekins as
suretics.
BELFAST OPERA HOUSE. Heading the big
photoplay offering for tonight only is the
Paramount five-part success 1.-The Heart of
Jennifer," with that exquisite artistic Miss
Hazel Dawn in the lead. For Friday only,
nleine- Edison feature. "The Innocence of
Ruth with Viola Dana the star, Billie Burke
in "Gloria's Romance" and cartoon comedy
v ill compose truly remarkable offering. Sat-
urday at the matinee and evening. a most APP
pealing and charming Triangle play, entitled
"Let Katy Do It," featuring Jane Gray, Tilly
Marshall and the Triangle Riddles and two
reel Keystone farce thriller with Fred Mace
will be offered. Monday there is offered Victor
Moore in ''Chimmie Fadden" Paramount five
part comedy drama Tuesday, John Barrymore
in Paramount feature, 1.-THE Incorriglble Du-
kane" Wednesday, thrilling Triangle play.
THE Flying Torpedo" and Fatty and Mabel in
a two-reel Keystone comedy.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. B. o. Norton, Ford
agent, makes an interesting announcement of
the new prices, showing substantial reduce
ton, made by the Ford Motor Co. effective
August l, 1916. The company guarantees that
there will be no reduction in these prices prior
to August l, 1917, but can give no assurance
whatever against an advance in these prices
at any time because of the high price of all
materials used in the construction of motor
cars and the possibility of rise in prices at
any time. Buy now. Mr.. Norton also has
something to say about the Dodge Bros Motor
Car, and you are invited to visit him and ex-
anime the car, which has record of unusually
low gasoline consumption and unusually high
tire mileage. -. The Dinsmore Store extends
thanks for the generous patronage of their
dollar shoe sale last week. 1t was one OF the
biggest dollar sales they have ever had. The
Edison Diamond Amberola brings the music of
the worlds greatest artists to your home. and
does away with the bothersome process of
changing needles. Call on earle & Jones and
let them play your favorite selection. No
obligation whatever.....Th The New York Bar
gain Store, Main street, announces an August
clearance sale of suits, coats and dresses to
make room for fall lines. All taffeta dresses
at reduced prices All washable dresses at
about half price. Special values in children's
coats and dresses. The Radiant Electric