The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-10-04

Mrs Stephen S. L. Shute will act as
stenographer for Hon. Robert F. Dunton
| afternoons during the winter and has en-
| tered upon her duties
Elon B. Gilchrest has sold his resi-
dence, No. 81 Congress street, to Benz.
H. Mudgett who will occupy it after Mr..
and Mrs. Gilchrest move to Portland,
where Mr.. Gilchrest will be engaged
with the Travellers ms. Co.
Sidney G. Evans of Waldo who has
been employed as farm foreman at the
Balsams Stock Farms Dixville Notch,
N H., has been appointed Emergency
Food Agent for Lincoln county under the
food control law recently passed by Con-
gress.
Albert H. Morse and family have NOV
ed from the Smith house on Congress
street to the Drinkwater house on the
same street. Harry P. Sweat and fam
lily have taken the Smith tenement, NOV
ing from the Sylvester house on High
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almerin Dickey enter
tanned party at the Dickey cottage at
Birch Crest from last Saturday afternoon
to Monday evening. The time was spent
socially with whist and music. Others
present were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Sprague, A. W. Miles and family, H. A.
Peters and family. Pleasant autumn days
in this locality are the most desirable of
the year.
The Dickey- knowlton Real Estate Co.
has sold for Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Croker
their residence on Union street to M. w.
Carr of Northport, who has small sum-
mer home at Birchcrest. They have al
so sold for Martin G. Black his farm in
Northport to Ebenezer LINER, who takes
possession right away, and the above
firm will hold an auction there on Satur
day. Mr. Black is to move to Union,
where he has bought farm.
The first meeting of the season of the
John Cochran Chapter, D. A R., was
held last Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Cav Holmes in Waldo, with Mrs.
Holmes and Miss Florence kimball host
esses. A delicious picnic supper was
served at p, m, followed by the regu-
lar meeting, Miss ENERGY CHM, Regent,
presiding. Mrs. Cora Bowker was ap-
pointed to act as conservation commit
tee. 1t was voted to donate 81 to buy
warn for one set of knitted articles for
the destroyer Nicholson. The program
consisted of a reading, When George the
Third was King, (Mrs. Henry D. Smart,
by Miss Kimball. Reading, Winters
Norumbega, by Miss Alice Simmons.
COLONIAL THEATRE. Thursday, matt
nee and evening, the popular co-stars
Harold Lockwood and May Allison, are
offered in the five-part Metro Wonder
play, "The Promise" story of romance
and adventure with plenty of comedy,
Among others, Mr., and Mrs. Sidney
Drew will be shown IN one of their popu-
lar comedies. Friday, matinee and even
ing, two favorites, Jack Pickford and
Louise Huff, in their latest success,
''What Money Can't Buy" will win
many new friends. A bigger, better or
more beautiful play of love and youth
can not be found. Saturday, matinee
and evening, fve-part Vitagraph Blue
Ribbon feature, a play of power and
thrills, ''The Redemption ofDave Darcy"
will be the main attraction. The follow
ing plays are offered, matinee and even
ing, the first of next week: Monday,
William Russell in EThe Love Hermit"
Tuesday, FRANKLIN Farnum in "The
Man Who Took a Chance,P Wednesday,
Alice Brady in IA Self Made Widow"
Coming soon, the greatest story ever
filmed, '"The Spoilers in nine acts and
featuring an all star cast headed by Will
liam Farnum and Kathlyn Williams.
Watch for the date!