The Republican journal., 1903-11-19

at the mootlHk VI tue Otdto DOoiu VI Iu-
balming Examiners in Bangor Tuesday.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
fast post Office for the week ending Nov.
IA: Ladies-Miss Small gentlemen-J. 81.
Hall, Rev. O. R. Miller, letters, Joseph
Unsworth.
The ladies of the North church will hold
a food sale in the church parlors, tomorrow,
Friday, afternoon. The committee in charge
will be at the church at 1.O'clOck and the
sale will begin at go.
Harold Hartman, aged IL years, of Swan
vile, fell while playing on the school grounds
in that town last Thursday and broke both
bones of his left arm about midway between
the wrist and the elbow.
A smallpox case is reported from Lincoln
vile. Mrs. HusSey, who had been visiting
in Camden, is the victim. Selectman Ross
has ordered the house Quarantined. There
are five inmates in the household. The
house is two miles from Centre Lincoln
ville-ROckland Star.
Marcellus J. Dow, P. G. c. T, by invita-
ton of the Grand Council, will do some
work for the Good Templars in Waldo
county. Any lodge wishing visit. or any
person wishing lodge, will find it for their
interest to correspond with him.
The green stamp is in town and many of
the business houses are now giving them to
cash customers In the next issue OF The
Journal full particulars concerning the
green stamp will be given and announce
ment made of headquarters, premiums, etc
More than the usual number of young
cattle were found to be wild when the cat
tie were taken up from pasture this fall,
and some are still at large. One was found
in a pasture, recently, shot, evidently by
mistake for a deer Jersey heifers are the
chief offenders in running wild.
The members of Seaside Chautauqua Cir
Gle will meet Monday afternoon, Novem Der
23d, with Mrs. NJ. ". Rich, No. 131 Main
street The lesson will be from chapter
five of Literary Leaders of America and
Colonial Race Elements from the Maya
zine. Author, Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Something of unusual interest to the
women is the new Empire wool sole which
the Dinsmore Store is advertising this
week, This sole will outwear two pair of
the old-fashoned kind which, considering
the amount of work that is usually put into
crocheted slippers, is a point that will be
appreciated.
Dr. j. r. Bracket, a summer resident of
| Islesboro, and who is detained there by the
illness of Mrs. Bracket, was to have come
to Belfast last Tuesday TO meet those inter
ested in the work of charities and correc-
ton, but the weather was so unfavorable
that he had to defer his visit. Dr. Bracket
is the President of the national association,
and will come to Belfast next spring before
the annual meeting of the national associa-
ton.
young man giving his name as John
Morancy applied to the city authorities for
aid Tuesday, saying his family formerly
lived in Woodstock, n B., but all are dead
except one sister, who lives in Boston. He
was walking from Woodstock to Boston,
and came from Bangor to Belfast in about
ten hours. He appeared to be non compoS.
He was given food and lodging and chance
to wash his clothing and take a bath, after
which he was sent on his way.
The New England Telephone & Telegraph
Co. has replaced the poles on Main street
that were objected to on account of crooked
ness. The new ones are larger and straight
er. The lines of the company are receiving
| general repairs, and strengthening wherever
needed Two additional farmers lines are
projected, one to Centre Belmont and one
to Waldo via Citypoint and F. A. Holmes
mill formerly Gurney's). 1t is thought
that the required number of subscribers
will be secured for both.
| FISH FACTS. Sloop Lena Of Stonington
was in port Saturday with corned and dry
fish. Arthur A. Moore has car off the foot
ready for use at any time Gray Brothers
arrived Tuesday in sloop JEANETTE with a
| quantity of clans, 700 pounds of cod and
haddock and some very large cunners and
founders. The fish were caught on trawl:
off Gilkey's Harbor, Islesboro. ...E. H
Colby arrived yesterday from Deer Isle in
his sloop Daybreak II, with live Holsters
and fresh fish. 1t is his last trip with lob
sters as he is to take his traps up, but he
will come later with fresh haddock. Mr.
Colby and family will spend the winter in
Sunset, Deer Isle.
Belfast Lodge of Good Templars met in
the Sons of Veterans hall last Friday even
ing aud initiated a number Of candidates.
1t expected that meeting of the District
Lodge will he held here before long, and
there is growing interest in the order
,, Belfast Lodge has installed the following
officers: Lodge Deputy, G. T. Howard; T.
81. Fernald, Chief Templar; Lovisa Hart,
Vice Templar; Mae Colcord, Secretary
Lora Maxcy, Financial Secretary; Mrs. E.
L. Brack EFT, Treasurer; Evelyn Pendleton,
Chaplain; Elijah Howard, Marsha, Hat
tie Linniken. Deputy Marshal; Mrs. Ida
Aborn, Guard There is a good interest
and many propositions for membership are
presented each night.
THE COUNTY FAIR. This popular play
will be presented at the Belfast Opera House
to night and is sure to draw crowd. The
managers take the audience over the en-
tire fair ground. You see the various
games on the grounds, the prize cattle, horses
and live-Stock the floral narade the nrize