The Republican journal., 1922-08-03
The News of Belfast

Home will be held som time this month
under the direction of, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Craig, secretary.
Steamer Castine had a capacity crowd
last Sunday for tn: excursion to Vinal-
haven. The weather was beautiful and
many summer visitors in town gave
glowing accounts of the trip and the
beautiful scenery.
Mrs. Alice Leonard of Meriden, Conn,
arrived last Sunday, and with her moth
er, Mrs. Lena Frost and sisters, Miss
Ethel and Mrs. w. G. Hall of Waterville.
has gone to Northport for a two weeks
stay at Beechnut cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Ferguson, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. johnson and daughter
Dorothy all of Brookline, Mass, Mr.
Edwin Ferguson of Roxbury, Mass, and
his fiancee. Miss Katherine Broadhurst of
Hartford, Conn.,, have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs c. S. Ferguson at their cottage
at North Shore. Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Doyle enter
tanned party of Lincolnville Beach
and Belfast friends at their beautiful
summer home "BillbaDk," near Little
River, last Saturday evening. A New
England supper of baked beans, brown
bread, etc, was served and the evening
spent socially and with dancing. The
summer people were charmed with the
delightful location of the Doyle home
and report one of the most pleasing social
functions of the season.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. A. Hartshorn, who
are spending the summer with the lat
ter's father, Thomas Rice, at the Steph-
enson cottage on the harbor front, enter
tanned at all day party Sunday. Lunch
con was served on the porch, the guests
being: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clay, Miss
Caroline Havener of Portland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen S. l.. Shute and daughter
Elena. Miss Fannie Willis of Providence,
X. l., Donald d. Whitman, Frank r.
Keene and Evelyn Towle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice d. Towle were there for part
of the time Supper was served On the
porch. and the fine bathing was enjoyed
during the day as well as motor boat
trip.
Its always cool and comfortable at the
Colonial Theatre and the programs that
are being offered are of the best obtain
able Today Norma Talmadge in "4es or
No." a story that will appeal to every
woman. Tomorrow, Shirley Ma on IN
"Queenie," a pleasing story well told.
Saturday, William Russell in desert
Blossoms for those who like the west
ern atmosphere. Monday, Il Am The
Law" story of the Hudson Bay coup
try. Tuesday, popular Conway Tearle In
"Shadows of the Sea-" the story of q
gentleman adventurer and MISGUIDED
woman, and Wednesday Marion Davies
in "Beauty's w orth," a vivacious, artfu
Quaker Miss, shattering society's ira
dtions and taking young blades hearts
by storm. Surely you'll find these VIII
please.
The st. Francis of Assist Lawn Fetei
which takes place Wednesday, August
10Th, afternoon and evening, is in charge
of the following committees: Parish Ia
Bile, Mrs. Edward hogan, Miss Rice, Mis-!
Jessie Curran, Miss DUMAS, Mrs. Ed
ward Milet ice cream table, Mrs. Fran
els X Pendleton, Mrs. Mary {. Colcord
Mrs James d. Hill; food sale table, Mis-
Mary iE. Owen, Mrs. Horace Smalley
candy ia BILE, Mrs. Edward Sullivan. Mis-:
Alice Casey; tea table, Mrs. Eleano
Brosseau, Miss Catherine Whalen; amuse
ments, in charge of Thomas Roberts
Francis Moore, Laughlin Black, Edward
Sullivan, John Casey, Irvine Leary, AL
ton Marsano; frankfurt and sandwich
table, Mrs Mary Robbins, Walter Juan
punch and soft drink table, Mrs Charles
Marsano, Mrs Laughlin Black, Mrs. An
ME Nadeau, Mrs. Walter Juan; grab bag
Misses Mary Ellen omalley, Agnes Pen
dleton; general committee: Francis X
Pendleton, James d. Hill, Tom Flanagan
Francis Moore, Walter Juan, Edward
Norton, Edward Hogan, Edward Sulli.
van.
A PITIFUL CASE. There is a youni
woman at the w aldo County Hospita
who has been in the city since Monda.
evening ana has completely lost al
knowledge of who she is or where he
home is located. She registered at tn
Windsor at train time Monday night un
der the name of Helen Cunliffe, but say
!, that is not her name. DR.. HAIRY l.. hll
gore is in attendance and with the cit
officials and Miss Gayle Ryder, superin
teDdent at the hospital, is doing every
thing for her comfort and Identification
She is about 25 or 80 years old, 5 feet an
inches tall, dark complexion, will
beautiful wavy hair, has several gold I'LL
ngs in her teeth. She wears small dIa
, mond ring, one of 81 yer, and ch ain an
locket, the latter with the initials Il
b." Her suit case contained book
Gregg's Shorthand, from the Boston Pub
lie Library; camera with several mega
tives, two evening dresses,a jersey and
linen suit and several changes of undel
wear all in excellent condition. Sh
has frequently used the word McLaiI
and Br. Sturtevant. She is the victim
of asphyxia. The picture of the man il
her camera has been recognized as Sam
uel kimball of Sprlngvale, Me. He say!
he was with Charlotte Evelyn Young oi
East Boston, Princeton street, at kenne-
bunk last Sunday. This description ii
identical with this woman's Her former
husband lives in Methuen, Mass, and hel
mother, Mrs. Klbbs, lives in Georgetown,
Mass. She confirms what he says.
The new telephone books are being dis.
tributed, but were printed too early fol
the following new telephones and
changes.
Brown Pauline, Res. 3574
Br ef Charles, Res. 169 %.
Barker Maud, Res. 245 IL.
Bradbury Memorial Hospital $685.
Barbcur L. A. Florist l8l IL
Cyr Henry, Res. ~ Is.
Colby w. D. Res. Market ST. 397 8.
Fish Roy Bus 370-ll.
Gaster c. H Res 725.
Hill John, Res. Searsport ave. 1871.
Flora Heath, Res. 346-3.
Knowlton Dean, Res 1858.
Prescott Franklin 177-l2.
Rogers Levi, Res 332 IS
Sperry E. S. Res. 81.
Spencer George, 1884,
Patterson & Sylvester 278-11.
Martin Harry Pms 22Q-1t