The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-07-06
No News of Belfast.

iD'' Graves has returned from motor
~ .as Rangeey lake region
fE rovel died at her home in Mont
A's ...sr3ay after short illness with d'a-
's' Mrs Charles Bradbury donated
Nr a.0 ,,n,n vegetables and fruit to the
d.p.s MI. for the Fourth of July.
''' a.u,sns Hospital Aid will meet to-
As r-,3ay. afternoon with Mrs. Adelbert
oil members are urged to attend.
IRA Ladd of Jamaica Plains, Mass,
Nellie Hustus of Freedom were
81 + Clark Camp Auxiliary on their
-as July 4th'
.,,art ia be given Wednesday evening,
-..- at As, sharp, in the North Belfast
promises to be very enjoyable and
liberal patronage
u.- Dorothy Franck of Brookllne' Mass.'
.,as guest of the Ira M. CODES at Hill
-.-,s Northport was the guest last Sat-
4' Mss Belle Heating, High street.
sad Nrs George A. Gilchrest, who re-
moved to Thomaston, where Mr.. Gil
engaged in building four.masted
FOR The McQuestons of Boston. spent
r--..end in this city.
.,ibarv Of the Sons of Veterans wish
A ). Heal for the free ride he gave
..ar 81. the principal streets of Belfast;
.ras he showed patriotic spirit not
s,.! 1y any one IN the city.
asked to remember, and patronlze,
,..r.arluent and sale of food. ice cream,
.,..... and fancy articles to take place In
rhlrca vestry on Wednesday, July
.r. sale opens at p. m. Admission free.
.-s.rre-picture Concealed Truth" in
4 Ais viii be shown today, Thursday,
..-.... aid evening, at the Colonial. This
...- 4rama feature in which Gertrude
- sgpaars, supported by an all star
-...t ,ust ended was the second coolest
-.. .. ears, and the wettest. The coolest
.. record was that of 1903, which had an
.-.-. teaperature of SGT degrees, and this
rUuel COnes SStOho, ieS
,- --.-.ls having been 5o.2 degrees.
$500 emen: ". Wescott entertained the
..--ar the Unitarian choir last FRIDAY
.-...-., 1sr home on Church street In honor
s...- 7eujy married contralto, Mrs. Melvin
.,...l.ey Light refreshments were served
.a5 -.- guest of honor was presented with
..... painted nut set.
7- y scouts, accompanied by Scoutmaster
-ase5 we're entertained on board the Wads-
z.r IS, tuesday afternoon and the occasion
u,. -sie a very interesting one for the
Youngsters. They were given the liberty Of
r.-.l.. their uniforms giving them access to
15- Faces not opened to citizen visitors.
-.. annual meeting of the Belfast & Moose
r.. axe r. R. Co. was held at the Court
MS 4serday at 10 a. m. Routine business
4ss lr4l-acted and the following officers elect
Ell -7sIdent, Selwyn Thompson; secretary,
Eu 4uimby; treasurer, NJ. w. Lord; direc-
,,-, ~ lhree years, A. Colburn, Edmund Will
Sui aad lanes H. Howes.
le W0mans Club held its regular monthly
-um-ss meeting July Sd, Mrs. ]. S. Hartman,
resident, presiding. The reports of the
,-r.,sry and treasurer were read and accept
g Mrs. Emma 5. Hill of Belfast, Mrs. Laura
Ps. If Searsport and Miss Bessie Sprowl of
4.Istoa were elected to membership. Con-
.at4aons If ST to the fund for knitters' sup
sizes we're reported. The publicity committee
=5G.eJ fifty cards sent out to patrons of the
..5 aho registered last year, six large cards
7ss,=5 % conspicuous places. and six boards to
.-bacsd On roads Leading into town.
ls MARION CONQUEST WITH URBAN STOCK
5aANt AGAIN. The many patrons of the
on.a Theatre, and particularly those who
s-1.e Miss Marion Johnquest's artistic per-
tD-l4ac-s, will no doubt be pleased to learn
.la size mas entirely recovered from serious
le-a.i.n and illness that lasted foul months,
u Which she spent at her summer camp at
Lab alamosook in Maine. Miss Johnquest
Tas aaer i'll last summer and spent two weeks
s. he apeys hospital in Belfast, but owing
a=r anxiety to be back with her company
Sis .-rdd it by resuming her work too soon;
r=sJt was that she grew steadily worse
-lng fue winter months and finally had to
gF - n March and and return to Belfast
7'vl= -ue operation was performed by DR.
lap't Miss conquest, in recent interview,
81. spe felt better and stronger than she has
T ats, and it is certain that warm well
conc watts this plucky little lady when she
's'a ears here on Monday July 18th, at the
-,eg.a Theatre
Ne BELFAST. The violin concert spoken
e. aeek will be held in the North Belfast
1-E-a Hednesday evening, July 18th, at 7.45
'as'i since it is seldom that can have the
privilege of attending concert of such merit
.-,'lr large city it is hoped that great
many lovers of music will avail themselves of
Tue 'po lrtunity SO kindly put within reach by
''7se musicians. The proceeds will be used
81 ae y keep the church open for longer
psEoJ than has usually been DONE At the
Program will be rendered.:
Lea euX, Ssrasate, Mrs. Persons
s9N' Mrs. Dickey
- lance, Hefmaln, MIS-. Persons
Jrsyatna, Bohn, Mrs. Persons
Ian taI' SOLO. Miss Clark
S-sus1 from Joslyn, Mrs. Persons
,Pau''n holero, Mrs. Persons
A'o solo with violin Obligato,
Mrs Dickey and Mrs. Persons
~ ltt'"a1s, brdla, Mrs. Persons
''e7 Oh Inc Ball, Glilet, Mrs. Persons
male quartette may also be part of the
Wogram
''1ets 20 cents; children under 12 wears.
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