The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-06-22

Wanted-To find any person who was
with Stanley in Africa. Information of
interest. Communicate Colonial Theatre
before June 29th.
Thos H. Marshall Post G. A. r., have
extended an invitation to the Waldo Co.
Veterans Association to meet in Belfast
on Thursday, June 10Th.
A still alarm was rung in shortly before
8 a. m. Saturday for chimney fire in the
Ira Condor residence on Bradbury street,
There was practically no damage.
Orrin j. Dickey, real estate and insur-
ance, has rented for Mrs. Leroy Southland
her residence in Northport for the summer
season, to Sallye Hambridge and party of
New York City.
Principal Louis j. West of the High
School has gone to his home in Winter
port for the summer. His many friends
here will be glad to know that he is re-
turning in the fall-Bar Harbor Times.
George Orchard and family, who have
been living in the Black house in East
Belfast, have removed to Swanville,
where he is engaged in numbering and
where they will spend the summer
months.
The Church of God Association will
hold its yearly June meeting at Maple
Grove Campground, Searsport, begin
ming Thursday, June ooh, and holding
over Sunday. A pleasant and profitable
meeting is expected.
A State examination for teachers for
both High and Grade work will be held
at Supt. Roderck's office next Saturday
beginning at 8 o'clock promptly. All
candidates are urged to be here for the
preliminary examinations
Edward A. Wadsworth has received
news of the arrival, June 18th, in Som
erville, Mass, of granddaughter, Kath-
crime Gilmore, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Thompson, Miss Char
lotte Burkett Wadsworth.
George X. Wiley has sold his restau-
rant on High street to Herbert r. McDon-
aid of this city, who owns the building.
The business will be conducted by James
j. Ashworth, who came here short time
ago and has been Mr.. Wiley's chef.
Don't fail to see the demonstration of
the Hotpoint Hughes Electric Range
given IN Belfast at the store of the Cen
trail Maine Power Co., June &c to 80, by
their advt. on page for particulars.
According to official statistics publish
ed by the Extension Service Department
at the U. of M. from reports of county
agents Waldo county holds third place in
the Boys and Girls Agricultural and
Home Making clubs. 1t has an enrolment
of 3l8 boys and girls
H. E. jackson of Rockland was before
Judge Clyde r. Chapman of the Munich
pal Court Friday on complaint of police
officer Elmer S. Whitehead of this city
for refusing to stop his car on Northport
avenue, when requested to by the officer.
He was fined $40.
A band of genuine eypsies arrived here
Friday in seven large, but dilapidated
autoes. The officers would not permit
them to remain on the city streets so
they went to East Belfast where they
camped for the night and apparently en-
joyed themselves. The women made the
most of their opportunity at fortune tell
ing and palm re ding. There were a
number of children with them.
An inquest on the fire loss of Enoch c.
Dow was held Friday evening. The esti-
mated value of buildings was given as
$1,000; estimated damage total; insur-
ance, 81. 500; estimated value of con-
tents, So 500; estimated damage, stock
and farming implements. total loss, some
furniture saved; insurance, none. Cause
of fire, unknown.
If weather conditions are favorable
there will be a great assemblage of
Knights Templars at Waterville on st.
Johns Day, June "a. Arrangements have
been made with the Sea Food Products
Co. of Rockland to furnish 100 bushels of
clans and three tons of Holsters. This
company will furnish all the other food
necessary to feed the 1000 people who
are expected to be on hand to partake,
and will bring it's own staff of 70 people
to superintend the cooking department
and these, with about 80 walters, will see
that all will be promptly served. There
will be large attendance from Palestine
Commandery.