The Republican journal., 1901-09-12

The ladies of the Methodist society will
give chicken pie supper in Memorial Hall
Friday, Sept. 18th, for the benefit of the +
pairs on the church.
Thomas 81. Marshall Relic; Corps will
meet at Memorial hall Tuesday, Sept. 18th,
at 2 P. NJ. Business of Importance will be
transacted at that meeting.
c. W. Wescott, W. NJ. p ndall aud W. II.
Quimbv have each bought a lot and will
build cottages in Norlhpolt on the shore of
Pitchers Pond. M. Quimby has his plans,
which ae FOR as iae lakeside cottage as
can be found in this part of the State.
Work on the schooner in Geo. A. Gilchrest's
yard is being pushed rapidly in all depart
ments. The planL;ng, planning and call :
ing outside afe all being work ed with full
crews, and the joioers are puttiog up the
houses on decL. The machinery and rig
ging have a ived and crews are at work
upon both.
Mrs. Thomas E. Shea recently sent the
Girls Home a git OF S. IN memory of her
little daughter, who was greatly interested
ia the children these. Other late contribu-
tious to the bone are s. from friend and
s.. 30 by hand of Mrs. Williams, rom {, lends
at Northport Campground.
Aurora R4be.ah LODGE, No 10, |. O. O.
F., have accepted the invitation of Loyal
Lodge Of Monroe to pay them a f.aternal
visit, Friday, Sept. 9th. A large attendance
is desired aud a good time anticipated
Full particulars as to conveyance, time of
departure, ETC, will be given at the next
regular meeting, Tuesday, Sept. oath.
According TO complaint recently made
to one of the justices OF the Supreme Court
Belfast has a case of witchcraft Andrew
Robbins complains that celLaiu women of
Belfast are exercising undue influence over
him by means of what he calls witct6 10 It.
He called Oh Que OF the judges and stated
his case verbally, but has not begun leguar
proc ceilings as YET.
The law on woodcock and partridge goes
off September 18th, add The sporlsn en- are
predicting unusually good sport this fall.
The last WATER was very ievot able iar part
ridge and The spring a1,l svnmec were also
very fine for the bids. Thete ale num-
Der of good Woodcock c1yeis in this vein
ity and the Indications are that there will
be good sport so the Fin "ods me- week
The Belfast Improvement Society at the
last regular meeting voted to begin work
trimming Snd removing Il ees as soon as
practicable. Any pei son desiring work of
this Kind VIII please notify the forester at
Mr.. W. f. Hamil,on's as early as possible.
A committee of three were appointed to
consider the matter of buying pictures for
the school rooms.
A. II. A. Groeschper Of WATERFOWL, Mass,
who is spending the So inner at his cottage
at South Sb0le, Northport, took out party
from this city in his steam yacht Idalette on
Friday for tip down the day. The party
included several well known residents of
terms of the pleasant sail and the Kindness
of their genial host. This was one of the
annual outings given by Mr.. Groeschner.
New ADVERT, sEMENTs. VIM. A. Clark
quotes large discount on stylish top coats.
Fired G. Gray publishes caution notice,
.-...OvercOat lost by o. d. Wilson, Sears
mont, who will reward the finder. w. F.
Marsh, Market street, offers small amount
Of ice for sale.... Mrs. Mercy Rich pub
fishes a card of thanks. Mrs. L. B. Jack
son, Bay View street, wants a position as
housekeeper. Pitcher & Lancaster. Main
t,eet, advertise for fall apples.
The Dorothea Dix Memorial Association
will hold their thild annual far at Hamp
den, Maine, Oct. 2cd and 24th The object
of this fair is to "a. ,e funds to meet the lale
payment on their land, the home fern and
birthplace OF Miss Di-. All friends OF the
cause are invited TO aid them by co,t,ibut-
ing articles for the sale or money. Send to
the treasurer, NJ $. Jane b. Spo: ord. Bamp-
den Con ner, or 10 the president, Mrs. Helen
Coffin Beedy, 2GS Esse-, ST., Bangor, Maine.
A lady in Belfast gave herself an extra
me IL few days ago. She ale hearty di j.
ner, washed her dishes and laid down for a
nap. Awakening, as she supposed after a
coed long sleep, she took lunch, telling
WAAeee ~ e,ooA s"PPSpipC oeh -tCe uOOu Hap gave
one Her friends said nothing until sba
had finished hec iunch and then called her
attention to the clocL. She had been asleen
nearly five minutes, and it was barely half
an hour since she arose from the dinner
table.
North BELFAST. Mr.. C. S. Barri son
who has supplied our church very accept
ably the past twelve weeks, finished his
]abors with us last Sunday and returned to
Hanover, N. H., Monday to resume his
studies at Dartmouth College. Rev. G. S.
Mills has been secured to continue the SER
vice for time. He will preach Sunday
afternoons at $50 o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend these services. Several
of our young people are engaged in teaching
this fall. They are as follows: Harriet
Kimball, Citypoint; Lulu Mayhem, Waldo
Station; Sara A. Russ, New Bedford, Mass !;
George q. Hatch, North New Portland ;
Airline Walton, Head of Tide; Henry B.
Ladd, Hayford school; Mabel Brown,
Liberty. Four of these are graduates of
Rn1fast HiOh oohOnI two houo ottondod thu