The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-11

North BELFAST Our church building
has been painted recently. 1t is white with
green blinds, and this with the gilded ball
and vane, gives it an attractive appearance.
The work was done by Walter Roberts and
Frank Roberts at a reasonable expense.
The building is now in excellent repair ana
is an ornament to the village. Rev. VIM.
Vaughan of East Belfast, breaches every
Sunday morning and gives us excellent
sermons. :. :. Fred Holmes is making an ex-
cavaton outside but connected with the
basement of his mill in order to enlarge
the capacity of his plant. He has done
PROSPEROUS business the past year.. Ill
Mason found what appears to be valuable
pearl in fresh water clam last Saturday.
1t is about the size of pea and looks to be
perfect. Willis S. Hatch took the train
Monday morning for Massachusetts, where
he will visit relatives in Chelsea, Ware,
Springfield and other places. he Will be
absent two or three weeks. During the
heavy wind Sunday, the top Of large
maple tree broke off and fell across the
driveway leading to the house of Newell
Bagley,.. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hatch at
tended the county conference of COngrega-
tional churches held at Standpoint Tues
day.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Fred A. John
son, Masonic Temple, has splendid stock
of cloaks, skirts, furs and dry goods, all
new and good values. His special this week
is 96 fancy wash collars, regular % cent
values, your choice at Is cents each. New
Idea patterns, 10 cents EACH 80. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Chase announce some additions
to the stock in the Corner Store of A. D..
Chase & Son since last week. Everything
new and up to date. See new time table
of the NJ. C. R. R., which went into effect
Oct. Sth W. f. Schwartz, Camden, agent
for Knox, Lincoln and Waldo counties of
the Maine Light, Heat & Power Co., will
tell you how to light and heat your house
cheaply. John B. Stickney is agent for the
well known Kineo range made by the Noyes
& Nutter Mfg. Co., Bangor. See state
ment of the Waldo Trust Co., Belfasr....
William NJ. Barnes and family publish
card of thanks. The Swan Il Slbley Co.
have just received cargo of best quality
pea coal which they will sell while it lasts
for $3.50 per ton....See advt. of non-resi-
dent taxes by F. c. Littlefeld, collector for
the town of Monroe. Hervey B. Cottrell
East Belfast, has stray heifer, which the
owner can have by proving property and
paying charges. Waquoit, South
Shore, will be kept open through the
month of October, and Mrs. Ross will con-
tnue to serve Holsters and CLANS in all
styles. Regular fish dinner Sunday at
p. m. for so cents. The Estabrooks Shirt
Mfg's. Co. wants girls for steady work on
power machines and is offering extra in
ducements to secure the help needed, in
Guiding cash bonus after Oct. 18th. High
wages paid and inexperienced help taught.
:. The new time table of the B. & A. r. f.
will be found in our advertising columns.
See advt. of Benoit's special sale. Excursion
to Bangor by steamer Castine; fare so cents
for the round trip. Boat will leave Lewis
wharf at a. m. Excursion postponed if
stOrmy....A. D. Chase s. Son advertise
special sale of heavy white waistings
snatched from the flames in a recent fire.
Call early for the bargain of the season..
Don't buy worthless gas burners of pedlars.
C. G. Dickey & Co. have the best burners
on the market for light and economy.
Closing out sale of boots, shoes and rub
bers at 81 Main street, by n. c. Matthews.
-. Statement of the condition of the Bel
asst Savings Bank on page T.