Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-12
BELFAST

Belfast. Sept. 10.-Announcement
of the marriage in Los Angeles
Calf. of Miss Marian Evelyn
daughter of Mrs. Annie E. Goodell,
formerly of Northport and William
Aull Sutliff, have been received IN
Belfast. After September 14th Mr..
and Mrs. Sutliff will be at home at
STA South Buggy Avenue, Hunting
ton Park, Los Angeles.
Belfast, Sept 10-At speclai
meeting of the Belfast Chamber OF
Commerce called Wednesday night
by President Harold 5. Mcheen, tne
matter of the Bath Bridge pupnclty
was presented by IynWood d.
Thompson, and discussed by other
members including Mayor Orlanuo
f. Frost. 1t was voted tnae Del-
fast should meet its assessment OIL
5000 and Mr.. Thompson was nhaue
chairman of committee TO raise 'i.e
amount He will be ASSISTED py a
p Goodhue, Orlando 4. Frost. M. d.
Nathan I'D. Small. 1t was also voted
that the Chamber assist County
AGENT Norman S. Donahue in the en-
tertainment of the Boys and Girls
Agricultural Clubs of Waldo county
and Frank e. Bramhall was mace
chairman of the general committee
the sub committees to be appoiite.u
later. The date of the convention 70
October 9tn and 10th. 1t was Voteu
n. extend to Secretary Charles o
Taylor who has gone west TO con
sult a specialist, an expression VI
sympathy and hope for ms speeuS
recovery. James H. Cilley acted as
seoretarv of the meeting In the
absence of Mr.. Taylor. a.. of
Relfast Sept. 10-Some ioea oi
tho traffic along the section OF lne
AtIantic Highway between Beias.
and stockton Springs can be gaineu
fron, the recent survey MADE by
Ms lillian Ford Huck OIL Sears
rnr+ for seven days, taken from a:
N TO D. m. The total number OIL
vehicles for the seven days Wae
056 divided as follows: 20 truchs,
81 passenger buses, $3.50 pIiva.e
ears. and 124 horse drawn VeAlcies.
The largest number for any one uas
was 1912, which was Suhudy.
course there were many more We
hicles passing these points petweeh
the hours of p. m. ana &C.
which would have raised 'ne
had it been possible to MAKE the 'uA
yey. 1880, ;s now
.,,r,;no To the West, there are SUN
',.a,v cars on the road, for Septeh-
hor and october are large tourins
,,onnths many taking that tune 70
voter through Northern Maine anu
Canada for the beauty OF lhe
Autumn foliage as well as 1or the
hunting and fishing. .dv I'M
Belfast. Sept. 10.-The steaoy III
movement in the condition OIL roa
ter the little son of Mr.. anu NJ
Painh Gross, whose skull was lfac-
t,Irad n few weeks ago when ne was
str,Icl nv an automobile, is attract
;ng NO little attention as IL Was
fasres at the time that the injury
was fatal. a metal button on the
oar entering the fracture. Foflun-
ate,v DIR. Silas c. Blaisdell, the Wen
known skull specialist of New forh,
who since he retired has maae his
home in Winterport, and is now d
member of the staff OF the Waiuo
County General Hospital, was asaii.
able AT the time and perIorliieo
very critical operation undoupleoly
saving the child's life. For 81 years
DIR. Blaisdell was chief surgeon Ioi
the Eastern Division or New 1olh
and consulting surgeon OF the
wick Hospital of Brooklyn ana OIL
the Wyckoff Heights hospital Dur
ing that time he performed many
intricate operations on victims Oh
accidents among the stevedores along
the water front of New York and
Brooklyn where fractured skulls are
numerous. When he came TO MS
bovhood home in Winterport he IN
tended to retire but once a surgeon
always a surgeon and the call OF the
operating room was too much and so
he devotes a portion of his time TO
this very humane work, for the love
he has for mankind.