The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-11-23

REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Large quantities of hay and apples have
neen brought to mar et the past week.
1t was Harrison Farrow of Belmont, not
il. p. Farrow, who brought home the deer
asst week.
There will be meeting of the Spiritual
SITS in this vicinity at Seaside Grange Hall
sunday afternoon at 2 p. m.
A subscriber in La Jolla, Calf, in renew
ing her subscription to The Journal, writes
alt gives me great pleasure to receive it
each week"
The Charming League will meet this,
thursday, afternoon at go o'clock, at the
Eome of Miss Carrie White on Northp0It
venue.
The post Office has been put in trim for
The winter months. The swinging doors
lave been reprinted. the iron doors in front
elosed, and a covering of boards put on over
he granite steps.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
ircle will be held with Mrs. Ralph Her
rc ok, No. . Peach street, Monday afternoon,
november 9th. Lesson, chapter seven of
he book ''ltalian Cities and from chapter
so of the Poetry of Italy, roll call,
Citations on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. NJ b. Smith of Hartford, Conn,
-ruprietor of Pearl Brook Farm, while here
Gently had quite a lot of work done on the
lJSs road leading by his old home, grading
nd making it smooth as a place to exercise
horses. He also had built a dam across
he brook SO to flow the low ground and
Ike a ''trG&lng park of about one-fourth
ie on the ice,
The plate glass in the door of Fred A.
hnsonS dry goods store in Masonic
enple was shattered about noon last Fri
ay by Il sudden and violent gust of wind
.r. Johnson at once telephoned to c. b.
all, who was then at his home on Church
rect, and at so a telegram ordering a
VI glass was in Boston. 1t was shipped.
boat that afternoon, and at IL a. IN. Sat
day Nh Hall had set the glass. Quick
work.
The Bangor Daily News whose versatile
iit0r diScOurSes learnedly upon wide va
gty Of themes, in writing of eloquent
N8mes'. has this to say: ''Y ears ago
Sc ball club Of Belfast, Maine, bore the
,onant name of Observation-Disclosures. and
hen this club was in full uniform, the
me ran in a double line of fine print clear
-oUnd the FURNISHED belt. Naturally d
b with name of that kind proved irwin
Die"
THE KING OF HUMoRIsTs. Among
he coming attractions at the Opera House
that to be given by Menander bennett
the evening of Saturday, Nov. 25th. 1t
. II be remembered by many of our people
Lat Mr.. bennett appeared in the Opera
'ouse some years ago, when he was re
we'd with great favor Mr. bennett
7mes to us recommended by the entire
Iaine Press as one of the most charming
atertainers before the public. He has re-
led for eight annual Assemblies at Good
VII Farm, receiving unqualified approval.
flowing are a few from the many fiatter-
press notices:
lie is the king of -Boothbay
Ulster
Ne is undoubtedly the best in his line
It Bangor has ever seen.--Bangor Daily
MIR bennett gave us one hour of solid
~, sweet and pure.-Good VIII Record.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The two Theolines ar
ed at Boston the first of last week from
runsWick, Ga. The new Theoline, which
lied from Brunswick Nov. 1st,arriyed the
5h and the other, which sailed the 4th,
lived the 18th, having made the passage
three days less time. 1.-THE Camden
erald says "Evidently the fame of the
.w schooner Helen j. Seitz has travelled,
Mr. Bean had an enquiry from Glasgow,
-c0tland, this week for a description Of the
.hooner. A copy of the Herald containing
le description of the vessel and the
tunching was sent. -. Press dispatches
port the sinking in Norfolk harbor of the
a3rge Frank Pendleton, cut i'll two while at
4uchor by the steamer Kershaw. The
rank Pendlet0n, originally ship Of !, 342
-JnS net, was built at Belfast in 1874 and
AIMED for a Searsport man. sch, Hazel
ell from Bluehill for Washington, d, C.,
With granite, reported as lost at sea, ar
yed at destination Nov. 14th. She was
wo or three weeks over due. The new
sch Helen j. Seitz, Capt. Alzo NJ. Carter,
grrived at Newport News Nov. 18th from
amden She sailed from Camden the 9th.
sch. Penobscot is dschargng a cargo of
coal at Camden for the Camden Lumber
Ompany.
UNITARIAN SALE AND ENTERTAIN
MENT. The ladies of the I nitarian parish
held a very pleasant sale in the Opera
House last Wednesday afternoon. The
apron and fancy table, draped with red,
ghte and blue bunting, was in charge of
Mrs. James H. Howes and Mrs. George A.
2uimby. Many articles, both useful and
9rnamental, found ready sale here. The
.o0d table, next, where all kinds OF tooth
ONE things were displayed, was presided
yer by Mrs. Ralph ii. Howes and Mrs
gorge l. Heating, was also decorated in
l3triotic effects. The japanese Tea booth
vas most effectively arranged with Japan
ese parasols, lanterns, embroideries, etc.
This department was in charge of Mrs.
Frank r. Wiggin, Mrs. William NJ. Ran
iall and Miss Melvina Parker, all of whom
we're attractively gowned in japanese cos
tumes Mrs. Randell and Mrs. Wlggn
l.. III. rrnd