The Republican journal., 1916-09-07
NE News of Belfast.

sphoD'' Ia will have employment IN shoe
ebsre n'
|%' u,ber term of the Supreme Judi
I1e 'sf n convene in Belfast Sept. 26th.
.',s Bird will preside
e1'' .b.rioe E. Brier left on the Boston
VI, s., saturday for New York to study mill
8 .' .f,tss and buy goods
~ Mrs irwin L. Perry announce the
fr ''' If their daughter, Miss Marion
i's'l T., Mr. Benjamin P. Wood
Mrs. Roy Ridley returned Saturday
u s ,, where they have employment.
O IN ~ ,rt visit here they will move their
70 IA goods to Auburn.
s,,,s,l is attending the fair.li Blue
! Tx With his trotting horses Picola-
'D- Usst aud Lady Booker. The fair is
fs' kos davs, closing to-day. Thursday.
,. ,alr of horses bought in Boston for
l' ..,s,fmsnt are handsome pair of
uv and seven years old and cost
~, have been tried out on hose carrie
h, Frank Linnekin.
MONT FAIR, Mystic Grange, Center
o,l! hold its annual fair Monday,
'a.s,s This is a fair for everybody in
o,n, Premiums will be awarded in
.,rrment The fair will be followed
..,,5 -s,lin the evening.
ference of county superintendent of
-. .,s school committees will be held in
,,-oc,psl Court room, City building,
...- from 10 to IL a. m. and from 1.3O TO
The Waldo County Teachers's Asso-
ID. r,l meet in Brooks Sept. 18th.
ro,.e Park Association will hold its an
.r-,cl.tursi fair at Unity Sept. 18th and
There will be $500 in purses for the
-ar.t pacing races. Entries close at ii
ss,r l4tA Records made after Sept.
,gts ga tar. L. T. Reynolds, secre tary,
g. Ae
and Nrs arl Lampson entertained last
,s.a., evening in honor of their guests,
p a. ST.. pberrin and son George of Nor
d. l-lers present were MIR. and Mrs.
Vtusr. Nj. and Mrs R. P. Chase, Mr..
,'-s # " Clark and their guest, Miss
- s,t 81 and Mrs. Franklin Waterman.
and punch were served and graphophone,
asalu9a1 music enjoyed.
ssa- " cartridge entertained an extra
.4.-e a- saturday Night Auc ton Club
,-.-. Al 5 George E. Evans of Stamford,
l4e scorations were pink and white
.-sess. MIS- Evans won the first prize,
....r4l boa bon dish, and Mrs. Louise B.
s- s-sved the consolation. toy politi-
Ices and cake were served after the
w. i,vn L. Perry assisting.
Arthur R5ndeau of Auburn, the mana
he Er asst factory of the Saco Valley
.e. GU. rived Tuesday to open the fac
nw Ua ready to receive corn about
lEr ard If The weather conditions con-
a.f.rsua there will be about 100 acres
5s .4t-f they will can about 5000 bar
u supss, which means quite sum of
q. + he farmers at time when it is
yaas Marshall Circle held their regu-
esmE asst Tuesday afternoon, at which
sfeg1 Manchester of St. Petersburg,
vas guest. The Post and Circle have
we'd IN invitation IRON Capt. A. Perry
Dos 10 ga 10 Castlne on an excursion next
IS g. -asant, and all members are re-
led I. gJ At their next meeting, Sept.
d ly-eant lunch consisting of sandwiches,
es saG aoughuuts will be served.
TIL aE. Asst Miss Eulalla Greenlaw of
lplrt mas accepted a position to teach
East oearsmont. Mr.. and Mrs. H,
r,s a.a Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Curtis
's4 to- " aterville Aug. Both to attend the
"a Name fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Aouse { Somerville, Mass. are visiting
dalg ter Mrs. Leo G. Herrick. . . Mas
fu Leacl who is student in the Bliss
lees college, Lewiston, is spending his
l9r g;a MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
-0. Northport.
-Is-' JFERA House. The Famous Players
tom1any's magnificent perturbation of
immortal drama, "Zaza" with Pauline
=9-a -as upreme emotional artistic, il the
'att- lille role, will be offered tonight at
SHOWS ST 30 and 8.45 p. m. The marvel
s}Na-1y and mastery with which Miss
-rea has Interpreted the emotions and
7mp,aN character of the Paris music hall
Is % l4sting monument to her amazing
eal. powers. "Zsza" is one of the few
Ell stage roles ever created and Miss
7'l-h rendltlon of the exacting character
loo with the sumptuous production
b Zzz- one of the foremost triumphs
e 'eiteh- This evening also the Hearst
EaAh News with its interesting topics
al !5rts Of the world, and some cartoon
8Ies viii also be shown. For the remain
j lae weeks attractive program, see the
"sel ert IN another column.
'Ss MILLS. The Sunday school picnic
Week passed off very pleasantly. About rs
lRl To picnic dinner at which Rev. and
Nathan hunt and other friends were
u'' After dinner, there was singing, with
7lnt at the organ. During the afternoon
las ana peanuts was served, and the chill
enjoyed their swings and other amuse-
S'''. MISS Vesta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
q higgins. has been quite sick the past
Out is better at this writing. :. Mrs.
" paggett has been visiting her sister in
ny lar a few days. .. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
w attended the Waterville fair last week
''s ADELAIDE Howe of Lincolnville is visit
icy sister, Mrs. j. A. Hartshorn. Mrs,
LAWS of Lynn, Mass, is visiting Mr.. and
ebert Robertson. Mrs. Lester Will
sister from Newton Center, Mass, is
'uE Aef,, Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett OF