The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-05-27
The News of Belfast.
The hotel opened at Temple Heights
Monday with five boarders

The hotel opened at Temple Height
Monday with five boarders
Mrs. W. A. Hartshorn has returned t
Berlin, Mass, after spending the winte
in Belfast.
Miss Mona Burgess is in Augusta
called by the illness of her sister-in-law
Mrs. Everett Burgess.
Deeds have been passed through tn,
Dlckey-Knowlton Real Estate Company
transferring the Garside property il
East Northpcrt to Elizabeth Hammer
Wagar of Wagar, Ala.
The Waldo County Veteran Association
which was to meet at Morrill, June 3ro
mas been postponed to June 18th on ac-
count of the illness of DR.. Pearson. II
stormy the next fair day.
The Dickey- -Knowlton Real Estate
Company has rented for Mrs. j. W.
Jones for the season, her cottage on the
water front to Mr.. and Mrs Eugene W.
Carter of Springfield, Mass, who will
occupy it in few days.
The Belfast High school base ball team
went to Camden Wednesday afternoon,
May 10Th, and played the Camden High
on the Trotting Park grounds, losing to
them with score of 10 to 6. 1t was the
tlrst game our B. H. S. boys have lost in
the series,
An examination Under the Act for the
State certitication of teachers will be
held Saturday, June goth, at the office of
Supt. Edward E. Roderiok in the city
building. Any teacher who desires to
take the examination in June should file
the preliminary application with Supt
Roderick at once.
Ralph l. Morse, chairman of the local
Centennial committee, called a meeting
of his assistants Tuesday evening, when
1t was decided to place the making of the
suits with Mrs. B. l.. Gates. Only routine
matters were discussed and the time of
taking the pictures of the school pageant
and the Wadsworth incident has been left
with Mr.. Harry Cochran.
Only one bid for building the bridge at
Belfast was received by the State
Highway Commission and opened at Au-
gusta at 10 a. m. Wednesday. We were
advised by Chief Engineer Paul D. Sar-
gent that this bid of Cyr Brothers of
Waterville of 1924. 458, would be accept
ed by the Commission on the receipt of
the money from Belfast and the rest of
Waldo county.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. Mrs
Charles Brown and little son of Morrill,
were recently operated on and are doing
well.......E. j. Morrison, who arrived last
week from De Land, Fla, is gradually
gaining in strength. th.......Charles Downes,
employed at the coal pockets, at Mack S
Point, was brought to the Hospital Tues
day with fractured shoulder blade and
his left ear lacerated, the result of an ac-
cident.
The stacks of white birch brush re-
Gently piled on the Eastern S. S. Co. S
wharf, and said to belong to the Booth
Fisheries Co., was the property of Will
lam Underwood Company of Boston and
was for use in their weirs at Mussle
Ridge below Rockland. This company
owns and operates two of the best sar-
dine factories on the Maine coast.
Harry Walker. proprietor of the Walker
Garage at the corner of Bridge and High
streets, was injured Thursday evening
while repairing motor. The acid burned
his eyes and face. He was alone at the
time and did what he could for himself
before aid arrived. He was taken to the
Arey store and a physician summoned.
He is improving and his injuries were not
serious
News has been received of the death of
Miss Sarah E. Bean, formerly of Sears
mont and well known in Belfast. Miss
Bean passed away at the home of hel
brother, DR.. Charles Pierce Bean, AT
Mass. Ave, Boston. She was the daugh.
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Nathan P. Bean, late
of Searsmont, also sister of Mrs. Free
V. Cottrell of Belfast who has been il
! Boston for the past winter. The remains
will arrive by boat, Thursday, accompan,
led by DR.. Bean.