The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-06

The members Of Seaside Chautauqua
circle will meet with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard,
NO. fark street. Monday afternoon, July
iUn. The lesson will be review of Ger
man Literature and study of the 'Marble
Fawn" by Hawthorne Roll call. quotations
from Hawthorne's writings.
The law abolishing fees for State and
and county officers went into effect .Julv
LIST, and law relating to the COMPENSATION
of registers of deeds went into effect On the
same day. The register for Waldo county
is to receive $1,000 with $500 additional for
clerk-hire, in full compensation for the
performance of all official duties and in
lieu of all fees.
Mrs. Eta Weymouth gave lawn party
at her home, No. II Union street, last Sat
urday evening in honor of her brother, Mr.
ID. l.. kochersperger of Seabreeze, Florida
The beautiful lawn, surrounded BY spruce
trees, was decorated with daintily spread
tables, hammocks, swing chairs, rugs and
pillows. At O'Clock about 35 relatives and
friends sat down to a nice supper. which
they all enjoyed very much All went
home happy and with good wishes for their
hostess. Following is the list of the guests
present: Mr.. H. l.. Kochersperger Mrs.
Martha White, Mr.. NJ R. Knowlton and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Knowlton
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Knowlton and family, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ed
ward White and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
F. Russ, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Staples, Mr..
and Mrs. John D. Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Fahy, MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Gray,
Mrs. Flora Dodge, Miss Mile Pierce, Miss
Ethel Slavery, Miss Geneva Hutchins, and
Miss Hazel Bradstreet
New ADVERTISEMENTS. This week
marks the beginning of the golden jubilee
sale of 4. D. Chase 4 Son (1S56-l905) and
their advertisement with its graceful border
of pine cones will command attention, not
alone for the many bargains it offers, but by
its very attractive Typography. When you
read the advertisement you can rest assured
that the firm has the goods and that the
prices are as given. Obviously they will
not have the goods long and an early visit to
their store is advisable. James H HoWes,
Odd Fellows block, Will have special sale
of gingbams, beginning today and continu-
ing Friday and Saturday. All the 10, 123
and 10 cent ginghamS will be sold at one
price. ...See Maine Central advt. of rates to
Watervlle July 10th, 'circus day" by regu-
lar trains, returning by special train. The
Naquoit, NorthpOrt, offers a very attrac-
tive table-de-hote menu at IS cents.....A
Bridgeport organ for sale at 153 Main street,
cheap for cash....A pair of gold bowed eye
glasses in a case lost Reward offered. ..
Miss Bertha A Partridge, Stockton Springs,
has a i by 5 folding camera for sale, with
two plate holders and instruction book.
For sale cheap, custom-made State prison
surry, with brake attached. Inquire of the
Misses Ellis....A child's hat lost. Please
leave at this office. Pay envelope, con-
tanning S24, with owners name, lost. Re-
ward offered. -. Fred A. johnson, Masonic
Temple, is selling his stock of dry goods,
fancy goods and notions at a big sacrifice
and the public are invited to cali and ex-
anime the goods and prices
STEAMER NOTES. The rumor, current
for some time, that the Eastern Steamship
Company was to have d turbine steamer
built for the outside line from New York to
Boston, was confirmed last week by the
awarding of the contract for the new YES
sci to the W. & A. Fletcher Company, Ho-
boken. The contract for the hull and ship
carpenter work has been sublet to the Della
ware River Iron Shpbuilding and Engine
Works, Chester, Pa. c. NJ. Englis, Green
point, Brooklyn, will do the joiner work
and painting. The dimensions of the ship
are 800 feet long, So feet beam over guards,
and 201 feet depth, nodded. The opening
of the steamer Tremont's route between
/ Bangor and Stockton Springs, announced
for Monday, July Sd, has been postponed
until further notice. Tie excursion to
Rockland Sunday on the Golden Rod was
! given up because of the rain... Steamer
railway Monday for repairs to her rudder.
| When ready for business she will take the
Tremont's place on the Bangor and Brooks
! vile line. ID. ". kerst took the engineers
| berth on the Golden Rod Monday -. The
! PehObscot arrived at Rock land last Satur-
| day morning with full freight and after
| discharging returned to Boston. One of the
| officers of the boat stated that after the Pc
nobscot and Bangor got their freight aboard
there was full cargo left on the Boston
dock. Monday the Penobscot went on the
ST. John route....Tbe officers of the Pc
nobscot Bay and River Steamboat Co. were
! incorrectly given last week. d. w. Kerst
is president, Fred G. White, clerk, and W..
ID. Bennett, treasurer and general manager
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