The Republican journal., 1916-08-31
Harland Pattershall went to Webber's pond
last M onday for a weeks outing,

harland Pattershall went to Webber's pond
last M onday for weeks outing.
| The last episode of the popular photo play
The Goddess" will be shown next Monday
and Tuesday at the Colonial theater.
Edwin W. Linscott and daughter Amy OF
Philadelphia. Pa, are visiting his aunt, Mrs
ID. D. Clark. Mr.. Linscott is the secretary
and treasurer of the Oneida Knitting Co., Inc.
Irving lockwood Of the wholesale depart.
ment in the Dinsmore shoe store is substitut.
ing for their travelling salesman, Marion E.
Brown. who is detained at home by the illness
of his wife and little son.
The powerful photo drama. "Pennington's
Choice" in five parts. featuring the distin-
guished screen favorites Francis X. Bushman
and Beverly Bayne. will be shown at the Colo
NAL theater today, Thursday, matinee and
night.
Mrs. Ben Hazeltine will entertain at shore
dinner at The Oaks. Little River, tomorrow,
Friday. in honor Of MIR. H. R. Waterbury of
New York and Miss Josephine dip of Mount
Vernon, N. Y. guests Of Rev and Mrs. J. Viii.
Dor Richardson.
The Belfast Board of Registration will meet
in the City building Friday, Sept LIST. and con.
tinue in session until p. M. Sept. 9Th. The
hours are Gam. to p. m; 8 to p. m.;7 to 9 +. m
The board will be in session on election day to
correct any errors that may have been made.
Charles O'Connell is chairman Of the board.
The officers of the Belfast branch of the
ca. I
that the meeting of the League that was to
have been held S,pt. 9th has been postponed,
owing to the fact that on the short notice it
was found impossible to procure the desired
speaker. The date of the next meeting will
be announced later.
Mrs Augusta Starkey of Washington, D. c..
entertained three table auction party last
Tues day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Charles E. johnson. where she has been spend
ing the summer. The prize winners were: LIST,
Miss Sue M. Partridge, who was presented
with a beautifully hand embroidered guest
towel; I'd, Miss Edna D. Crawford, butterfly
handkerchief; Sd, Mrs. John H. Quimby.
dainty handkerchief. Sandwiches, cookies
and fruit punch were served after the game
by Mrs. Johnson.
Mark G, Pease of jackson, a shipper of live
stock, was before Judge Lord of the Municipal
court last Thursday on complaint of John A.
Patterson of Belfast agent of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, charged
with shipping young animals in cars with those
of mature age. He had been warned twice by
Mr. Patterson, who personally. and with wit
ness, detected him in the third offence. Mr..
Pease pleaded not guilty, but did not put in
any defence. He was fined SIS and costs, from
which he appealed to the September term of
the Supreme Judicial Court.
The following were registered at the Way
side Tea House the past week: Miss Hazel K.
Kenney of B Bangor, Ernie X. Hepler of Read
ing, Pa Farda S. Phillips of Norwalk, Conn,
Sidney F. Atwood of Worcester. Mass, Sewall
P. Strout of Bath, Abbie T. Couilard of Bos-
ton, Harold B. Burgess of Rockland, Franklin
S Thorndike of Camden, Augusta Butler of
Camden, Mr., and Mrs. Charles A. Barton and
Charles S. Barton of Uxbridge, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs A. C. Smith of Boston, Carolyn H, Fogg
son of Highlands, N. G., Mrs. B. H. Metcalf of
Winthrop, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs John c. Knight
of New York City.
A"S SHOWER" AT ISLE Au HAUT. Miss Bertha
Tumble of Belfast, who is spending the sum-
mer at Isle au Haul, given miscelane-
Gus shower last Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Lufkins in honor
her approaching marriage to ]. Crawford
Young of Surry, Me Miss Trumble was the
recipient of many useful gifts. Simple re-
freshments were served by the hostess. Among
those present were Misses Minola and
Florence Bridges of Isle au Haut, Misses
GLADYS Rich and Marian Allen of Thomaston.
Miss Ruth E. Curtis of Belfast, Miss Ruth
Grindle of Bluehill, Miss Mary French of
Camden and Miss Margaret Hamblin of Ston.
ington.
A Republican rally on schoolhouse common
last Saturday evening was largely attended
despite the counter attractions of the two pic
ture shows. The Belfast band furnished in
spring music. DR.. w. l.. West presided, and
introduced the speakers, Hon Frank f. Guern-
sey of Dover and Hon. James S. Parker of
New York, both members of the present Con.
gress. Mr.. Guernsey discussed State as well
as National issues and both speakers criticised
the administration for it's weak and vacilating
policy. Democratic legislation adverse to
Maine. Democratic extravaganza. their viola
ton of platform and campaign pledges, and
the control of Congress by the south were
Gwelt upon. Both speakers had the closest at
tention and received frequent applause.
CAMP QUANTABACooK. The certificate of
the organization of the corporation of Camp
Quantabacook was recorded in Waldo County
Registry of Deeds August 2sth. The purposes
o f the corporation are to organize and MAIN
tain recreation and educational camps, to op-
crate automobiles and boats of all kinds to do
general numbering business. to conduct any
and all kinds of games and amusements not
forbidden by law, to purchase, sell, hold and
lease real estate and to do any and all things
necessary properly pertaining to the con-
duct of said business. The amount of capital
stock is $4,000, all common stock: par value
of shares $40. Orris S. Vickery and Ralph l.
Morse of Belfast and Herbert M. Bergamini
of New York have one share each of common
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