The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-10-06

mat s what makes the sharp, sud
Hen, shot-like pains, causing YOU
10 Jump and cringe in agony.
Hoods Sarsaparilla comprises
remeoles that every physician pre-
scrlbes for rheumatism, combined
with other blood-purifying, tonic
and strength-building ingredients
IN formula vastly superior in
makeup and in curative power
1t does give positive relief. Thou
SANDS say so. So will YOU. For
tine laxative take Hoods Pills.
The Travellers Club will meet mex,
Tuesday afternoon with the Misses Math
eWs. The program will be: Report OF
State Federation meetings, Miss Mar
garet Dunton; Our So called Imperialistic
Policies, Mrs. John r. Dunton; Origin
and Physical Characters les of the West
Indies, Miss Maud Mathews.
Mrs. William v. Pratt and family will
leave about Oct. 18th to Join Admiral
Pratt, who has taken house in Wash
ington, D. C. On account of business
in connection with his duties on the Ma
val Board Admiral Pratt will be unabl
to come home in October as anticipated.
Steamer Camden, now on the Boston
and Portland route, arrived Sunday even
ing to collect accumulated freight, taking
principally apples and leather board from
PSherman's mill She returned to Camden
and Rockland that night, as she was to
60 to Portland Tuesday.
Considerable excitement was created
Saturday evening by an auto burning in
front of the Norton Garage on High
street. 1t was in front of the gas station
taking on supply when the gas ignited,
spreading rapidly over the car and pump
Several fire extinguishers were immedi-
ately used and the fire alarm given. The
car was run into the street, but before
the fire was controlled the top was burn
ed and the upholstery and paint ruined
1t was taken away on its own power.
The adult Bible class of the Baptist
Sunday school, which is taught by Harry
A. Foster, elected officers last Sunday as
follows: President, o. E. Frost; vice
president, Mrs. Gertrude Stevens; secre-
tary and treasurer, Miss Ella Smalley;
membership committee, Mrs. Agnes
Morris, Mrs. Dora Dutch, Mrs. Margaret
Rogers, Mrs. Myrtle thompson; social
committee, Mrs, Susie Morey, Miss Grace
Hayes, Mrs. Minnie Perkins, Mrs. Ida
Mahoney; calling committee, Mrs. Min
ME Clifford, Mrs. Mabel Howard, Mrs.
Mary Howard.
The Boston Herald of Sept Both SAYS:
"Expecting the sultry spell to continue
through today, weather bureau experts
predict September average of IL de-
grees above normal The records indi-
cate that September is the 18th success
sive month to average above normal tenn
peratures. No month has fallen to nor
NAL since June of last year. March and
April of this year were phenomenal and
it is probable that the prolonged period of
warm weather, in which this month is in
cluded, is without prec edent in the wealth
er history of the United States"
Miss Janet, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh D. Mcclellan and granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence o. Poor of Bel
fast, has recently won blue ribbons on her
pet horse, Black Beauty, at the Lexing-
ton, Mass, horse shown the special
saddle class and in the single driving
class Her pets name is most appro
priate-he is jet black and beauty. He
has seen army service, too, and was at
Camp Devens. Fro II there he was taken
to Stockton Springs, where MIR. and Mrs.
Mcclellan found him and presented him
to their daughter as a gift on her gradual
ton from the L. G. S. Miss Janet was
admired by many as she rode in North
port and Belfast the past season.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sarnoff of New
Y ork were in this city at the Windsor
Hotel over Sunday. Mr.. Sarnoff is the
general manager of the Radio Corpora
ton Of America, which has recently TAX
en- over the wireless station in this CITY.
1t has been decided to close for a period
OF six months the Belfast station pend
ing new laws and the building of other
plants. Chief Operator and Mrs. H. l..
Hazelbaker will leave in couple of
weeks for New York, where he will be
employed by the new company. Harvey
Foust of this city will act as the caretak-
er of the Belfast plant and Orrin j, Dick
ey will represent the Company in this
city as their agent, acting in a similar
capacity as he did with the International
Radio Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Blaisdell, who
are unusually generous in sharing their
pleasures with Others, are now building
in the rear of their beautiful home on
High street small amusement hall. The
building is so feet long; has two wings IL
by Is feet and front projection room 10
by 20 feet. The room in the second floor
will be well lighted and has a full length
dormer window. The main building has
two entrances and fourteen large win
dows. Those on the front are about five
feet long the center section to be of one
pane of glass bordered by small panes,
The general effect of the whole building
is artistic and the location a good one
with views of High, Church and Peach
streets. The main section of the first
floor will be devoted to a tox.ba alley,
while the front section and the loom on
the second floor can be used for card
pc rites, dancing, etc. A furnace is being
installed. They are making plans for
artistic creton hangings. furnishings, etc;
and plan to dedicate the building about
They will remove to the
building their box ball table which they
have had at Northport.