The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-07-20
The News of Belfast.


IsSe A.. .eadbetter cottage on Cottage
.sr C. Small has greatly improved
p ..rls residence. originally the Colby
t'' 90 Hjgh street, and is having the
4,.s painted white
...,ra pieture at the Colonial today,
matinee and night, will be Comrade
'-' +se-psrt gold rooster play, featuring
.rott and Ruth ROLAND.
,. No. IA, 637, black horse of the
Express Co, arrived from Boston
..-srr-iay to take the place of Dexter, the
ess shipped to Boston last Friday.
,.q England Tel. & Tel. Co. has adopt
.yay at Central of handling calls on
Gu -.....t Liberty line. They are now placed
.t. local operator, and not with the toll
-ss formerly. The charge-ten cents
.r.-sTe
-. -.,ard Of Registration will be in session
clerks office today, Thursday,
-l to p. M, and tomorrow, Friday,
.s u 10 5 p. m, to revise the voting
4-.s primary election for the nomina-
f,r nled states senator.
..rth public concert by the Belfast
..-l ,.. .Iyen on the school common last
4.. -1ug postponed from Thursday on
~ lie shower. The program began
,,-u taft an hour early on account of the
-5aret in Memorial hail. There
--- Tendance from out of town and
..s , -.o,alive audience.
-knowlton Real Estate Co. have
... -es H. Wood of this city his resi-
i...-. rs Mills to Daniel Dickey of Nor
. heel. living there for some months
uted the Hanson House in East
... Amos F. Bailey of East LYNN.
and Mrs. H. A. Gerald of De-
to move there this week.
.e son of MIR. and Mrs John
a narrow escape from drowning
alen in bathing near the upper
vas going down for the third
father happened along and sue
s-uing him. Leo is an energetic
.. lad and sells the Saturday Even
d special list of customers, who
-eguar call last week because of
u. ~ Johnson of oston, a member
.. Billings Company, was in Bel
a.- rsday and Friday on business for
- Their factory rooms in the C,
s,..-. SIZE recently been thoroughly cleaned
.- ssd under the direction of Mrs l..
r.-l their bookkeeper. Mrs. Johnson
...r... I'd her husband and went to Bangor
t,.rs pning him Friday on the return to
.a.
M Nired E. Wade, the 18-years-old
Hut- # Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Wade of New
-a. .nn, and granddaughter of Mr.. and
a- ,H.nss J. Frisbee of Belfast, graduated
a.Au- lJnors June 9Th from the Vocational
-l Jo. of her home town. She had an
....s # over 80 per cent for four years
4.- nd was valedietorian of class of So;
..-,s ian, member of the Glee club,
Two FIVE dollar gold prizes one for
r=-.- Art and one for excellence in Eng
.l She has the promise of good position
aide ginning of the fall term.
gua White Barker Tent, D. of ", at their
,-E1z ueeting July 18th entertained Miss
ss--- Mrs. Cuddy, Mrs. Baker and Mrs.
.sa.ar II Mary Todd Lincoln Tent of Bangor,
g7 -l4 artment officers were present: Mrs.
sas avery, president, with Miss Alice E.
H-..- as guide; Mrs Dora j.. Bridges and Mrs.
.-l.r cl.or bearers; Mrs. Baker, counselor;
Mss obetts, musician. 1t was regretted
Annie M. Frost, secretary, was IN
an present. Cake and lemonade were
's'.= II vas voted to accept an invitation
apt. A. Perry Coombs to make an
=-.- 10 Castine on steamer Golden Rod
1, The next meeting of the Tent
1s . gust 9th.
- OPERA HOUSE. Tonight, at two
a- D and 845, Fannie Ward, the inter-
Us o,a medicine, is offered in Paramount
.-s. -uccess, The Marriage of Kitty"
Poo: say there is offered the first chapter of
-tDAIaHCe. tae great new mOIlon
-.. .Jvei from the pen of Mr.. and Mrs
hughes. Miss Billie Burke, famous
'-. ne speaking stage, has been engaged
.7 eading role at salary of $4,000
'-s - Friday also "The Scarlet Road"
lson five part feature will be shown.
'a. Triangle FIVE part play and Fatty
70 three-reel Keystone laugh feast.
Mary Pickford in mistress Nen,"
-e' Marguerite Clark in "Helens of the
4 I'll. Wednesday,, the Coward" a six-reel
-s'.- 1n said by many critics to be Triangle's
t7-s.~e work.
'i5 s;urday morning about o'clock Hon.
william B. Swan fell on the bathroom floor at
I'd residence on High street, breaking his
s. numb and rec Giving severe cut on the
''aa Of his head. Mrs. Swan heard the noise
.. 'Ae TALL and fastened to his assistance and
'1F'eaL aid was promptly summoned. Mr..
wan vas unconscious from the effects of the
''" e ms head and SO continued until Monday.
"de1 he readily recognized those about him
500 Aas since gained steadily, with his mind as
'5f. dc ever. The report that he had suff en-
ed shock was wholly unfounded. DIR. Albert
NJ. Judd If New York city. brain specialist,
Wac called Monday and confirmed the statement
vi 'he Intending physician. DR.. E. D. Tapey,
.-l MI swan had sustained no serious injury,
'1' 20 not had shock. Mr. Swan has been
'e@lelient health tending daily to his BUSH
5'5 duties and is remark ably active for one
N'. last May observed his 91st birthday. He
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