The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-01-10

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the efforts of Dr. H. L. Kilgore and Dr.
J. C. Hamm.
) c. O. Dickey has a crew at work il
I Northport cutting ice to fill his houses
The ice is of fine, clear quality. Is in
ches thick and he will cut enough to sup
ply the summer colony, Northport I'M
, and the Country Club.
The Belfast Board of Trade will hol.
their regular January meeting at tn
Court House tomorrow, F'idav. evening
! postponed one week by reason of the Sc
, we're weather. All members are request.
ed to be in attendance without furthe
notice.
Sanford Howard remains about tn,
same, suffering from the effects of q
paralytic shock. He is able to sit up fol-
short time each day, but is unable tt
talk, and while he RECOGNIZES friends is in
a very serious condition. No hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
The annual supper of the Washington
Hose Company was held last Friday even
ing in Red Mems hall with Messrs. James
H. Howes, S. M. r. Locke, Ralph D..
Southworth, George Holt, Hodgdon C.
Buzzell and DR.. William C. Libby as spe-
cial guests. Mr.. Buzzell very entertain
ly acted as toast master, receiving ready
responses to all of his suggestions to
members and guests
THE JANUARY THAw. The tempera-
ture began to rise gradually from Jan.
4th when Capt. r. w. Warren reported
it from 4 to IL above. On Jan. 5th it
was from 10 to Is; on the 9th from is to
26; on the 7th from 10 to 30 and on the
9th from 80 to "a. The most welcome
January thaw made it's appearance
Sunday, just week for the record cold
when the thermometer registered 26 be-
low zero.
COLONIAL THEATRE. William Fox
has produced a new screen drama with
novel angle and thrilling, fast moving
story of the times. The star is the beau
tiful Virginia Pearson. The feature of
tremendous interest, ''The Wrath of
Love-" will be shown Thursday, matt
nee and evening. at the Colonial Win
some Marguerite Clark will appear Fri
day, matinee and evening, in one of the
most talked of pictures of the year,
''Bab's Burglar" which originally ap-
peared in the Saturday Evening Post and
which was written by Mary Roberts
Rinehart. Younger sister of an attract
i've girl of twenty-four, and even more
romantic than the average boarding.
school girl, Babs efforts to marry off her
| older sister are screaming1y funny and
her experiences with her thousand dollar
allowance which she spends in two weeks,
still funnier. Plan to attend one of the
three shows, Friday, 2.3O, u and $50.
Saturday, our usual big weekend offer
ing will be shown, Dorothy Dalton in a
Triangle Play, ''The Ten of Diamonds"
Bobby Connolly and a Triangle comedy.
Monday, in addition to the seventh cpl
sode of "Who Is Number One'?" Louise
Huff and Jack Pickford will be shown in
"Jack and JILL" You'll double up with
laughter when you see this picture. You
can't afford to miss this breezy tale of
Eastern streets and Western plains.
Tuesday will mark the first appearance
of the famous beauty, Maxine Elliot,
Rockland girl, in powerful play,
Fighting Odds"
| A JOINT INSTALLATION. The follow
ing officers of A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of
Veterans, were installed last Monday
evening in Knights of Pythias Hall by
Walter Lyons: Commander, Fred A.
Seward; senior vice, Rudolph Sanders;
junior vice, Joel F. Prescott; secretary,
Frank Downs; treasurer, Frank o. Whit
ing; guide, Fred. Wentworth; patriotic in
structor, Horace Nickerson; color bearer,
William A. johnson; chap, D. A. Web
Der; inside guard, Raymond Mendall; out
side guard, Russell Beckwith. The
Auxiliary officers were installed as fol-
lows by Mrs: Nina Dickey Cook, Divi-
sion Chaplain; Pres, Mrs. Ada Robbins;
vice pres, Mrs Nettie M. White; past
pres, Miss Bessie Hubbard; chaplain,
Mrs. Mary w. Flanagan; patriotic in
structor, Mrs. Georgia w. Juan; Sec,
Mrs. Eva P. Gordon; treas, Mrs. Nina D.
Cook; guide, Miss Ora Danforth; assist
ant guide, Miss Edith Marden; first color
bearer, Mrs. Irene Mckinney; second
color bearer, Mrs. Goldie w. Warren;
inside guard, Mrs. Annie Durham; out
side guard, Mrs. Almeda Robertson;
press correspondent, Mrs. Mabel D. Web
Der; trustees, Misses Hubbard and Marden.
Coffee and doughnuts were served during
the social hour that followed the installa-
ton. The following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas, an all-wise Providence has
seen fit to permit death with his ever
ready sickle to enter our camp and re-
move our brother, John A. Dodge, whose
many fine qualities and virtues are well
oE