The Republican journal., 1905-10-05
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

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for reorganization, business, and social
session. All the members and ladies of the
parish.are urgently invited to be present
| The steamer Castine brought the Fol-
well family and servants up from Isola
Bella, their summer home, Tuesday after
noon and they went aboard the special car
in waiting for them, and which was at
tached to the Wednesday morning train.
W. II. FolWell came OH from Philadelphia
to accompany his mother home She is an
invalid and was attended by two trained
| nurses.
| An item on the End page refers to a labor
trouble in StoninghanI. 1t culmanated Dot.
2nd, when nearly 700 men employed by sew
eral granite firms went out on strike Mon
day to enforce the demand of the quarry
men for an eight-hour day. There were
400 quarrymen and the others were mostly
! stone cutters and tool sharpeners, who
went out in sympathy with the quarrymen.
! North BELFAST Last Sunday was OBJ
| served as "Iarvest Sunday" in the church
The decorations were in keeping with the
exercises of the day and were arranged
| with pleasing effect. Back of the pulpit
were branches containing autumn leaves,
and on either side and in front of the pull
pit were vegetables and fruits in great
variety and abundance. 1t was thought by
many that the church never looked more
attractive than on this occasion. Mr..
Vaughan preached an excellent sermon,
bearing upon the observance of the day
and season. The fruit and vegetables were
given to persons in need of them.
There is to be masquerade ball in
Dirigo Hall, Searsmont, Thursday evening,
October 18th, with hurdy gurdy music
The floor managers. Herbert Knight and
Josephine Knight, will be assisted by
Miller Hobbs and Everett Heal. An in
teresting part of the evenings entertain
ment will be the exhibition of Bellamy
Lancers at $50, when four ladies and their
partners will show their proficiency in
dancing the lancers back ward If stormy,
the ball will be given Friday night. Masks
will be on sale at Jones barber shop.
Tickets to the dance, so cents; spectators,
25 cents, ladies free. An oyster supper
will be served for Sc cents a couple.
What was formerly known as the Nc
Clintock block, corner of Main and High
streets, but is now owned by the Pythian
Building Association, is undergoing extern
sive repairs, alterations and improvements
to fit it for business purposes and for the
| use of the local X. of P. lodge The former
Odd Fellows hall has been partitioned off
into lodge room, banquet room and ante
rooms new stairways built and water clos
| cts put in. The telephone company has
| been offered the use of the entire third
story, and this change may be made in the
| future. There will be some very desirable
offices for rent, and they will be fitted up
to suit tenants.
| New ADVERTISEMENTS. A. D. Chase &
Son have a new fall line of garments and
rain coats replete with novelties, Il line of
separate dress skirts,and the very latest de-
| signs and styles in furs. -. Fred A. johnson
| presents d new list of bargains this week.
| Note prices quoted for his October fur sale
| Special values in broad cloth skirts. See
| advt. of notes lost. Plain sewing done
D.
zIe Black, 80 Union street, Belfast. ......W VIM
| Christmas Barracat offers for sale two
story brick block at the foot of Main street
.....,. Office for rent in Opera House block,
desirable for physicians or attorneys office
Apply to NJ. ". Lord. -. For sale cheap one
top buggy, one box buggy and sleigh Call
ON Willis II. Read, Northport avenue....
Co fho o1x Of YI,
clothing....L. c. Morse, Liberty, has pine
bass wood and spruce clapboardS for sale.
WEDDING RECEPTION. 4 reception was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
G. Morse of Belmont, who were recently
married. Refreshments were served, music
furnished and pleasant time reported by
all. Following is partial list of the pres
ents. Mrs. Geneva Wentworth, $40 and
crumb tray and brush; Mrs Hester Morse,
dozen fruit knives, dozen knives and
forks, ! dozen teaspoons, t dozen table
spoons, fruit dish and doilies; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Fl. Young, platter and pitcher; Mr.
| and Mrs. }. L. Bryant, water set Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Morse, water pitcher; Misses
Lottie and Gladys Morse, salt and pepper
shakers; Mariana Farrar, fruit dishes :;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenwick, cream pitcher
and fruit dishes; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morse, glass pitcher and dish; Samuel
Morse, S1O0; Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Morse,
$1.0O; Members of Mystic Grange, rocking
chair; Mr.. and Mrs. 7. T. Wentworth, Mr.
and Mrs. j. a. Hartshorn, MI. and Mrs. D.
j. Rollerson, Miss NJ w. Rich, H. L. Went
worth, 0. S. Wentworth, centre table r. l.
Morse, clock.
Next Sunday, Oct. sth, will be observed
as Rally Day by the Baptist Sunday school.
There will be general exercises, consisting
of music, rotations, short addresses and
graduating exercises for the Primary De-
partment. AL friends are cordially in
vited. Souvenir postals will be distributed,
bearing a cut of the church. Following is
the program:
Hymn, How firm foundation.
Invocation.
Responsive reading Of lesson.
Prayer.
Selection by choir.
Greeting, Superintendent.
Song, Juniors.
Roll call by classes, recording attendance,
birthday offering, &c.
LYNN, The story that never grows old.
''The worth OF Christian training,
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