The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-10-06
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
j. G. Aborn Friday afternoon.


j. G. Aborn Friday afternoon.
The City. National Bank will close on
Saturday, Oct 9th, at II, and open from
to in the evening
Mrs Josephine Ulmer of Boston is the
guest of Mrs. j. w. Turner at her sum-
mer home in Northport.
The annual meeting and also the direct
tors meeting of the Belfast Home for
Aged Women were postponed from Tues
day, Oct. 4th, to Tuesday, Oct. 18th, a.
7 p. m.
"Bridge Day" the Colonial Theatre Of
fers continuous program, commencing
at II. 80 A. M. and continuing until 10 P,
M. Eileen Percy in the Big Town Idea
is the feature attraction.
The district meeting of the knights of
Pythias, comprising Belfast, Brooks,
Burnham and Freedom Lodges, will meet
in Freedom Oct. 18th. The host lodge is
| making extensive plans.
Mgr. Clifford of the Colonial announces
the booking of The Affairs of Anatol,
| one of the really big features of the year
| which is breaking records everywhere.
| Twelve paramount stars are featured in
, , this film.
Mrs. Julia Barker of Augusta will con-
duct Spiritualist meetings in Memorial
Hall Sunday at 2.30 and 1880 p. m. She
will spend the week with Mrs. Roy Cur
ney, Upper High street, and anyone in
terested may consult her there.
Bertha Hamilton, daughter of Mrs.
Della Hamilton, and Ralph Richards, son
of Mrs. Annie Richards, both of East
Belfast, were united in marriage, Satur-
day, September oath, by Joseph Brock,
Justice of the Peace, in Searsport.
Robert, the nine-mo nths-old, bright
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smart,
died Sept. Gath at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. KimbalI, Bridge street. His
parents, sister and brother mourn
their loss. The interment was in Grove
Cemetery.
Simon Waning is in the Waldo County
Hospital with severe injuries received in
falling with pole, which broke, while
Power Co. at Groose River bridge last
Tuesday. His body was severely bruised,
his face cut and his lower Jaw broken in
two places. Drs. Eugene L. Stevens and
S. c. Pattee dressed his wounds. DR.. L.
A. darcy of WatervilIe, assisted by DR..
A. M. Lothrop, wired the jaw. DR.. E.
w. Boyer of Waterville was present.
SOUTH BELFAST. Mrs. Charles MUIR
ray, Mrs. Benjamin Colcord, daughter
Ella and Mrs. Stanley Cilley called on
Mrs H. G. Tibbetts Thursday, Sept. 29.
..Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Finnegan were
passengers on the boat Tuesday morning
for Bangor on business trip. Mrs. Mel
vile Cunningham and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Beckwlth of Belmont spent the day Sum-
day as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. lib
belts.
POoR'S MILLS. Miss Dora Brown and
her sister, Mrs. Davenport, spent Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. Luella Brown.....
MIR. Witham and Albert Wentworth and
son were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wentworth last Sunday, coming in their
car from Clinton. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Wood and Irwin Wood attended the Union
Fair last Wednesday.....Eva Thompson
celebrated her 10th birthday last Satur-
day Several of her schoolmates were
cake were served. MIR. and Mrs. Ernest
Marsh and Mrs. Eta Brown motored to
Washington last week.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Merriam together with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Sheldon went to Union, White
field and Thomaston last Wednesday, re-
turning Friday. Mrs. Nellie Thompson
and granddaughter have been recent
guests of Mrs. Luella Brown. The La.
dies Sewing Circle met with Luella
Brown last week. They will meet Tues
day the 18th with Mrs. j. F. Sheldon for
the annual meeting. A picnic dinner will
be served....O. L. Wentworth and John
Brown had their silos filled last week.