The Republican journal., 1916-08-03
1no News of Belfast.

nsyls and FANNY are spehuihs Angus.
B. l. ~, Pitcher cottages at the Battery.
r.+bsr Mahoney of Northport was
S' on for appendicitis at the Waldo
P'l''l ,oso,a last Saturday.
HAYES, chief lineman of the New
len' r.,sphone Co., is in Castine this
b'g.'- .;rb crew, on business.
Mrs. Fred R. Poor and little son
Nj ,iu 90 to the Poor cottage at Little
sds ., laasy. Thursday for an outing,
,.os no regular meeting of the school
I"'' last Monday evening as the bust
t'1ip'' 49,. month was transacted at a special
ssstog July 20tn'
.... factory of the Lubec Sardine Co.
u having good run of fish, as indicat-
''' the frequent sounding of the whistle
Pink I'll, help to work
IbD e Jackson. who was severely in
his home No. 1855 Waldo avenue, July
/ ~ f,.I,ng from the barn scaffold, is con-
s-s bed but has improved sufficiently
d. recege callers
r5.mss Il. Francis has taken rooms at
10 v-.ler street where he will practice
..rb, He came from Pennsylvania,
he has been practicing and has also
,,st.ef o Missouri.
e.. -squsr monthly business meeting of
..-sst Woman's Club will be held at the
'- ann on Church street at p. m. Monday,
VS.. -r7 Members are reminded that the
.,ges are now payable.
49, charles B. Ames of Groton, Mass, who
-...-tr operated on for appendicitis at
w. -.r.sg a5spital and later was the guest of
.s--~-s Mr. and Mrs. George G. Wells,
+ R,.r.sy with Mr.. Ames to spend the re-
-.r..f the season at their cottage at Lake
.asr;s -s.s 4.
Eaall, the Portland artist, is putting
s.-s..rE 5ouches on large oil portrait of
s..ss bis .a Whitehouse. which is to be hung
-54 4ls house at Augusta. Here also
....s Ig-g an oil portrait of Gen. c. w. Til
-rcr a7li be presented to the State by
,..-.5.7-.-t at the time of the Augusta reun-
-..- ,,gqrtabacook base ball team were
DIS v.-..-- last Saturday in a closely con-
...... ....e with the Searsmont locals Mr..
---- Row scout executive of New Haven,
-,r- va weekend guest at the Camp and
.sss BIZ -ys a very interesting talk Satur-
a., s. rig on boy scout work and camp
-s eegation from the camp started
q. Monday morning for trip up Georges
gs-. ,5ges lake.
-sv. { the late Edwin Belden of Prem
rs. -r.. I'd in the Penobscot County Probate
g- makes requests to the Waldo County
gss.,a the Home for Aged Women and the
7-s g5 of Belfast from the residue of his
s.,s.. after certain conditions are complied
WITH r, atjves. Several years ago Mr.. Bel
dr. CAV. ne Waldo County Hospital $1,000 in
-sa-ry y bis late wife. He was former
.ssse-t qi Palermo and close friend of Sam
5z Norton of Belfast.
r.ssla to believe that an Apr oaching automo-
bes's,ie to brighten his horse and holds up
rs la-l p warning for the car driver to stop
.. raalre If the car driver does not stop
sasr pass, he may be fined not less than
IL 4- not more than '$25 for first offense
ID. hot 5ss than $25 nor more than $50 for the
aaH- Tense. This is the law.
SI1Ata NOTES. The steamers of the East
e.. Steamship corporation are now making
isily trp5 on the Boston, Bangor division and
aa having very heavy passenger and freight,
.asAess. aud it will nc. doubt continue through
% -emslader of the summer season. A large
@2le- people are going from Bangor to the
llrer y-orts down river and mnny are maxi
%. rls through to Boston. A large number of
business travellers are taking advantage of the
gqrtu0ty offered for fine sail and are max
10. -rrr rips between business centers by
Ns 7'sa possible. 1t has been banner
Yea i5r eelght and each week freight is piled
't 5g--s cay The Sunday trips serve to clean
.' a= imitation. but each Monday big
oiot ,-bt is received
,. ar THE WAYsIDE. The following
"t'.-,."u guests registered at the Wayside
20 Lalse the past week: Mr.. and Mrs
.a'cs W Mason. Winnetka, Ill.,; DR.. and
Veg George c. Foley and Misses Edith w. and
A',saf7' 5!ey, Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. George
-5d .d=s Carrie M. Brier, Winter Hill,
Ass Mrs Frederick C. Gay, Brooklyn, N. Y:
4s' Pratt, Bangor; Mrs. Gertrude B. and
As- H. ''ertrude Hunt, Melrose Highlands.
JAS @r Alfred j. Viera, Melrose, Mass:
~ @7- MIS- Z. F. Prince, Chelsea, Mass; Mrs.
A. Aegnald Moss and Rev. A. ]. Lord
-- 4} of Meriden. Conn., Mrs W. NJ.
.' and Margaret E. Brann, Bangor;
Az Il. MIS-. George Thomas and Miss Grace
T. Thomas, Whitford, Pa; yrs. C. Fl. and
,ss..Ae h5yard, Orono; Porter Bruck, Los
als=-s ~alf.; Nj. S. Davies, Nav d. Mac.
'l!'-' cage; Mr. and Mrs f. G. Barrows.
w angeles; Mrs. H. T. Proudft, Montclair.
+. MS Florence Brooks Whitehouse,
P S9ySs ard Barbara Whitehouse, Eleanor
s9' . 'therine P. Morrill, and Henrietta d.
. .ts Oh Of Portland. Mrs, Austin W. Heating
p a!naa q. lunch July 10Th Mrs. Charles
P,a sss' Mrs Thomas E. Shea, Mrs. Charles
0S-''-'y' Mrs l., A. Savage and Mrs. Ira NJ.
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