The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-27

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a. MS nome on Bayview street. Three
MOWERS opened on it July 10th.
There will be q whist party at Mrs.
Cnaries Bradbury's, tomorrow. FRIDAY.
afternoon under the auspices of the Ladies',
Sewing Circle of the Uniyersalist church
All interested in whist are invited. Ad.
mission rs cents
The torpedo boats Stewart, Honkins and
Florence, accompanied by one OF the war
ships, anchored this side of the monument
Wednesday forenoon. The ship left the
same morning. but the torpedo boats re-
manned.
The articles of incorporation of Tho
Dodge Clothing Company, organized in Bel
fast last month, were filed at the Office of
the Secretary of State July 24th. The mar
ticulars were given in The journal at tho
time of organization.
AN ELUSIVE COUPLE. Mr.. and Mrs
Willis c. Arnold led their friends a merry
chase Wednesday. July 10th, after the we'd
ding ceremony. The bridesmaids and
friends had prepared the usual send off.
with rice, confetti, white ribbons and old
shoes, and anticipated a fine time at the
wharf. When Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold went
out to take the coach. which had been ap-
propriately decorated, they were given a
slight foretaste of what was to follow, but
the heaviest part of the ammunition was
saved for the final farewell. The brida,
couple had no intention, however, of being
made target for dry groceries and old foot
ware, and instead of driving to the wharf
they started for the mile tree, where they
exchanged conveyances, and drove through
to Camden. The conspirators thought that
they would probably not drive farther than
Northport, and so took the Boston boat for
that port, employing their time on the
wharf in decorating the trunks, and on the
trip down in arranging some trophies and
drapery on their stateroom door At North
port, however, no Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold ap
peared and the party after extracting a
promise from friends bound to Boston that
they would see that the escaped parties did
not go wholly UNPUBLISHED when they took
took the boat at Camden, landed there and
returned to Belfast on the Castine, which
appeared opportunity with the Methodist
Sunday school excursion. The party fin
ished the day with a chatting dish affair at
the pavilion in the evening.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS earle & Jones
basement bargain sale is on this week
July 9th to August 3d-and some of the
bargains offered are set forth in their ad-
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overlook. During this sale they make a
straight discount of 20 per cent on all tin
ware and agate ware in stock. The prices
are for cash and for one week only. Only
three more days of the odd-size sale of shoes
at the Dinsmore Store. There is still an
opportunity to obtain desirable foot wear
at desirable prices. From July 9th to
August Sd A. d. Chase & Son will make a
sweeping reduction in women's outerwear,
including white silk shirt waists and white
linen finish skirtS....A reward is offered
for the return of a Knights Templars watch
chain to The Journal Office Or to n. c. Mat
thews, Main street. Dana Lawrence offers
for sale his 100-acre farm in East Belfast,
known as PenobscOt Farm. See advertise
ment for particulars. Woman wanted to
do Homework in a family of four or five
grown persons. Wages $40 month. F.
S. Holmes, real estate agent, has cottage
lots for sale of any size, from few hundred
feet to 175 acres, also large list of city
property and farms of all sizes and prices.
Charles L. Austin, Brooks, has a num-
Der of stray cattle in his pasture which the
owners can have by proving property and
paying charges. Tanglefoot and Dutch
er's poison paper and all kinds of insect-
cides at A. A. Howes & Co. SID. P. Pal
mer, Masonic Temple, has full lines of gen.
tlemen's furnishing goods for summer wear,
automobile caps for ladies and choice line
of hammocks at very low prices. John
NJ. Whitcomb, Belfast, publishes caution
notice. ...John Jackson and family publish
a card of thanks.