The Republican journal., 1920-07-08

Z Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. BlaisdeU are
dining for the present at the Windsor
Hotel.
Miss Ava Burgess, B. H. S., 20, is i'm
proving at her home on Union street af-
ter serious illness with pneumonia.
The house at No. SO High street owned
by o. A. and l. L. Hopkins has been sold
by William H. Bray to Mrs. Sarah L
Hubbard
Willard A. johnson & Son, Main street.
have opened branch candy store in the
Coombs building at the foot of CONNER
cial street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy knowlton of Rock
land entertained party of twelve at a
lobster supper at the Windsor Hotel
Thursday light.
Deputy Sheriff J. A. G. Beach, for
some time turnkey at the Waldo County
jail, has resigned and is succeeded by
Deputy Sheriff Phineas G. Hurd.
DR.. Carl H. Stevens has added an up
to-date X-Ray machine to his office on
Church street. He is equipped to make
and develop plates on dental and bone
diseases, fractures, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Morris, who re-
Gently sold their farm on Belmont ave-
nue., have taken rent in the Mason
louise at the corner of Cedar and Peal
streets.
Misses Maud B. and Clara R. Steward
have taken one of the Howard cottages
at the Battery for short time. They
entertained dinner party Wednesday
night consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
I, II. Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Curtis
MIR. and Mrs. Austin j. Fernald.
The monthly meeting of the Women's
| Hospital Aid will be held July 9th at the
home of Mrs. H. H. Carter Those hav-
ing squares ready for the silk puff will
please bring them. A large attendance
is desired as plans for the August bazaar
will be discussed.
The Sewing Circle of the BAPTIST
Church had a very pleasant session
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Herbert Black on Lincolnville avenue
Inc afternoon was spent socially and
with sewing. A delicious picnic supper
was served at 6 p. m. Twenty-Five men,
bers were present.
The funeral of William Furber Bean
took place at his late residence on Church
! Thursday at 80 p. m, Rev. Harry Lutz
pastor OF the Newton, Mass, Unitarian
church, officiating The bearers were
Messrs. Charles P. Hazeltine, Augustine
Colburn, Thomas B. Dinsmore and las
Z. Durham. The interment was in Grove
Cemetery.
1t is with regret that we announce the
resignation of George C. Thompson. the
local manager of the Colonial Theatre.
which took place Saturday night. Mr.
Thompson is the son of DR.. and Mrs. w
5. Thompson of Augusta and came here
four years ago to manage the Opera
House, then under lease to William B
Williamson of Augusta, and has since re-.
NAMED here, although there have been
several changes in theatre ownership. He
is not only popular wi the theatre pat
rons, but is most exemplary young man
and desirable citizen. He married Miss
Amy P. Sholes Of this city and they have
one little son. 1t is sincerely hoped thew
will remain in Belfast, although Mr..
Thompson has not announced what his
future plans are. He is succeeded at the
Colonial by George Nealey of Lowell.
Mass, for several years manager of the
Jewel Theatre of that city. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Nealey and they have
taken rooms at the Colonial House
CAMP QUANTABACOOK OPENED DR.
and Mrs. o. S. Vickery of this city open-
ed Camp Quantabacook at Lake Ouanta-
bacook, Searsmont, last Thursday. the
former as owner and medical director and
the latter as matron and teacher of arts
and crafts. Merrill l.. Strong. phvs;ca,
director of the Browns chool in Provi-
dence, r. l., has arrived with bows from
that city, Massachusetts, and Connecti-
cut; while H. P. Hermansen, director of
physical education at the Tower Hill
school in Wilmington, Del, brought bows
from delaware, New Jersey and New
York. These directors will remain for
the summer and other college men will
arrive later to assist. 0here is MT
better location in Maine for boys to snend
the summer. They will have hikes and
sports as well IS studies, etc. Mondav
was spent in racing and jumping con.
tests and in the evening with disnlav of
fireworks, music, camp songs and cheers
DR.. Vickery will spend his evenings and