The Republican journal., 1901-10-03

Tarratine Tribe, l. O. R. NJ, will have de-
gree work and installation at the regular
meeting next Monday evening. Great
Sachem Francis H. WEIGH will install the
officers
The ladies of the North Church will hold
rummage sale Oct. 25th and 26th in the
store formerly occupied by A. Colburl, next
to R. H. Moody's drug store.
A 'sPast and Present Supper will be
given in the vestry of the Uuiversalist
church 4 iday eveling, October 18th, by the
| Y. P. c. U. More extended notices will be
given later.
The annual meeting of the members of
Sensible Chautauqua Circle will be with
Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, Park street, Monday,
October It'll, at P. NJ. Author. R >bert
| BrOwnirc. All members are requested to
| be present
The first dec OF the season were brous hit
~ Belfast about o'clock TUESDAY morning,
Oc, Isl, bv Emerson Poland Of Waldo. Mr..
| Poland reported ihat he s.alted out about
O'Clock aad before O'Clock had shot the
! two deer. They wee y0nhg bucks, in
p inc condition. They we bought by
Fosg & Bfown.
Pcin did not dampen the spirits or en-
thus S ss1 OF the large audience that filled
Park Theatre last night 10 see Dot Karroll,
the bright little medy magnet, and the
company present The Corner Grocery.
Burst ter burst of applause showed the
great approval given to Miss Karroll and
ner, clever associates. The fun was fast
l II frnr 10 n,,I kI,o
specialties and musical program being ex-
cepto Tally fine. Tonight will be Miss
karr0lPs last appearance in Wa]tham, Mass.
daily Free Press Tribune, Sept. 18th.
They will appear here later in the season.
Mrs. Florence Moore Walla &c of China,
State Inspector of the Woman's Relief
Cops, is in town this week and is the guest
of Mrs. Mary M. Moore of Northport avenue.
Mrs. Wallace is the daughter of the late A.
K. =. Moore of this city and is an earnest
aud interested worker for the W. S. r. Z.
as well as a newspaper writer of some note
i'll her section of the State She has lust
returned ON tour of inspection in Aroos-
took and Wrote series of interesting let
tiers for her home paper, "The China Trib-
une' while in that county. Mrs. Wallace
inspected Thomas 81. Marshall Relief Corps
Tuesday evening, and was the guest of
honor at supper after the meeting. She
is accompanied on this trip by her two
children and will remain in this vicinity for
some time inspecting in Castine, Appleton
and other places. There will be a speci~,
meeting of the Relief Corps next Saturday
at go P. M. All members are requested to
attend. Refresh nents will be served and
the new work performed by Mrs. Wallace.
Charles Walker was before the Police
Court Tuesday charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses The evidence
showed that after Phillips and Armstrong
had been arrested for cruelty to horse, as
reported in another item, Walker told Phil
lips wife that he could clear her husband if
he could have $75. She understood that
the money was to go to the judge, the police
officers, the veterinary surgeons and a law
yer. Walker says that she paid him $75,
that he paid $50 to attorney Brown for legal
services in the case and kept $25 for his
own services. He said that OH his part he
was to do what he could to clear her hus-
band and was not to prosecute him for
) stealing harness. Walker says he did not
mention the judge, veterinarians OF police
men in connection with the money, but that
Mrs. Phillips, who is foreigner, confound-
ed the terms judge and lawyer. The Court
found probable cause to believe the respon-
dent guilty and ordered him to recognize in
$500 for appearance at the January term OF
S. j. Court. Thompson for the State
Brown for defendant.