The Republican journal., 1922-09-07

! lessons in new steps, etc, and open her
I classes here as usual in October.
The fall term of the Supreme Judicial
Court for Waldo county will open at the
Court House in this city Tuesday, Sept.
goth, with Associate Justice Albert NJ.
Spear of Gardiner presiding
Victor V. Larrabee is repairing his
bungalow in East Belfast and with his
family will occupy it. He has recently
returned from Long Beach, Calf, where
he has been for the past two years.
Several severe cases of vegetable poi
soning have been reported during the
late blue berry season. The damp wealth
er has caused an abundant growth of the
mercury vins and other poisonous ivy.
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate and insur-
ance, has sold for Mrs Florence Wells
I Spinney of this city, her summer resi-
Mrs Mary Reddng of Morris Heights,
New Jersey.
A still alarm was given Wednesday for
a chimney fire in the house of Harry
Shaw, on Mitchell street, East Belfast.
/ The new motor fire engine was taken
over in short time, with crew of men
and the fire was controlled quickly.
In acknowledgment of courtcsies and
/ good fellowship the people of Northport
presented Capt. Charles Crockett OF Win
terport in command of the steamer Cam.
\ den, with a beautiful bouquet of flowers
last Thursday morning. Philo c. Bais-
dell knew just what to say when he made
\ the presentation. Capt. Crockett looked
as well as spoke his thanks.
E.. P. Brown of 48 Union street has re-
ceived his license as the authorized agent
| for the Biological Survey at Washington,
/ ID. c., and also for the New England
Bird Banding Society. He has already
banded twenty individual song and chip
ming sparrows with aluminium bands bear
| ing initials and numbers. He requests
ali who find birds bearing the bands to
report to him by telephone-l72-l4
Frank M. Bailey and Basil Newell of
Citypoint also have these licenses.
Miss KATHERINE, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter b. Kelley of st. Paul, Mimi,
who is spending the summer here with
her mother and sister, entertained at auc-
ton last Wednesday at the home or her
aunt, Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley. Inc
prizes were won by Miss Hope Dorman
and Miss Agnes Hill. Refreshments
were served after the game. Miss Eliza
beth Kelley entertained Thursday alter
noon in honor of Mrs Kelley. The prize
winners were Mrs Albert {. Burgess,
Miss Annie V. Field and Miss Annie M
knowlton Misses Katherine and Ruth
Kelley assisted in serving refreshments
after the game.
The Colonial Theatre is observing Par
amount in truly Big Way, for many OF
the Paramounts being shown at this pop
ular theatre are being shown In the lare-
er cities this week. The best OF the
weeks program will be shown Tor the
last three days of this week Today you
will have an opportunity to see Mary
Miles Minter in South of Suva, romance
of the tropics; Friday, Jack Holt In The
Man Unconquerable; Saturday is reserv-
ed for the biggest and best TO close
really big week Wallace r i'd, bebe Dam
iels in Mice People" Conrad Nigle ana
Julia Faye are in the cast.
There were about 1900 disappointed
people on schoolhouse common last
/ Wednesday afternoon when Judge Clyde
I r. Chapman of Republican City COM
mittee announced that there would be no
speaking as Vice President Calvin
I Colidge, who spoke in Rockland, had
been called to Washington, d. c Later
! il was learned that Mr.. Coolidge was to
! leave for trip west. Senator Frederick
\ Hale was also called to Washington the
same day. Many hoped that Governor
Baxter and party would come to Belfast
from Rockland, where he had accompa-
MED the Vice President, but he was OBJ
llged to 90 to Bangor, where he spoke
4 that evening.
An accident occurred on Main street
Wednesday afternoon as the crowd was
coming down from the school common.
where it was expected that Vice Presl-
dent Coolidge would speak. Miss Mar
earet Trundy of SwanvIlle, who is stu
dent in the Belfast high schoo, was driv-
inp home, when her horse became fright
ened, ran away, and in turning the cor
ner of High and Main streets, near the
Western Union telegraph office, the car
rage collided with an automobile, and
the Young girl was hurled out. and the
horse thrown down. 1t was feared that
Miss Trundy must have been killed, but
after Icing assisted up it was found that
she was only badly shaken up. The
horses leg was cut, but Miss Trundy
pluckily drove home.
THE WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL Mrs
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last week as a critical medical case is
now about her room and improving. -.
Miss Tnelma Wood of Norlhport is i'm.
proving from an operation on her throat.
Miss Gertrude Trull of Watervill, is
recovering from a recent surgical opera
/ tion..... Miss Violet Patt of Northport,
who recently fractured her left arm in
fall from a bicycle, is in the hospital for
ex-ray Clarence Brown of
Belfast. an appendicitis patient, is COM
fortable..... l.. A. Davis, an employee at
the Coe- Mortimer is a medical patient.
.....H A. Mathews of Lincolnville is a
critically Ill medical patient. He has
Mss Sarah Gwynn, r. N, of New York
as special nurse ..... Mrs. U. A. Hoyt of
this city, a medical patient, is now about
her room. Her brother and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Philbrook of Hallowell
arrived in Belfast recently to visit her 80.
Miss NJ. X. Davie of Boston, a public
school teacher summering IN Liberty, is
/ recovering from an auto accident in which
I her collar bone was fractured. Several
new cases are on the waiting list and
Miss GAYLE Ryder r. NJ, the efficient