The Republican journal., 1907-10-24

ehel Collins has SOW which recently
.d'l II pigs to the porcine population
slfast. He has the most successful pig
..g.,ry in town.
larles A. Logan, who had been confined
.Ae house for three weeks with blood
ming caused by cut on the hand, is
% be about again.
Ladies' of the G, A. r. will attend
, ces at the Congregational church next
@ lay morning and are requested to meet
mortal hall at 10. 30 O'Clock.
THE Y. NJ A, baseball team will have a
s. IN Odd Fellows hall Friday evening,
>s lst, with music by the Quintette. The
is cordially invited to attend and en-
&c the young men.
r-l Y Cottrell has hauled out his cat
. he Ratler, on the shore south of the
boat wharf. She was not in commits
ne past season and had been at the
Roller Bushing Co.'S.
f. Elmer f. IIitchingS, the head of the
bureau of entomology, has assigned
.anduct Of the campaign against the
AUtail moths this fall and winter, and
w. q, Soule is to have PenobscOt and
o counties and part of Knox county.
steamer Castine will remain in COM
ION until the first of December, and will
the railway here. if unoccupied, for
inter. In the spring she will have a
tern post and new shaft log put in. If
. Gamer cannot get on the railway here
l.be hauled out at Camden.
.Ue cutter sunbeam, built at Isle au Haul
-ss and which has been out of commits
for some time and hauled out in
Us yard, Camden, was brought to
'5port last week and hauled out at Sat
ly Cove. She is owned by DrJ. c Straw
,I-e of Philadelphia, summer resident
imden aud owner of the steam yacht
Ia.
luters in this section should remember
..i t is not yet time to shoot deer in Waldo
lty. The general law for the State al
.N- the killing of deer from Oct. list to
ae 18th, but the deer in this county may
be killed during the month of Novem-
-r and the law allows the killing of but
'na by each person.
llervey HoweS has sold his house on
DgresS street to John Thompson, former
ai North SearsmOnt but for the past two
-..ls a resident of this city, occupying part
the burlington house on Cedar street.
ion. VIM. P. Thompson expected to have
led the Howes house, and now that it is
S.. I viii board this winter
ne Journal is indebted to NJ R. Knowtun
81 beautiful illustrated booklet entitled
Tropical Florida. Summer-land in
inter Time. Among the many fine illus
lions are several of Daytona, where Mr..
eauWlton owns real estate and has business
erests. Mr.. and Mrs. Knowlton will
ave early next month for Florida, and
spend the winter there.
acclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
st Post Office for the week ending Oct. 10:
.-.. Alice Foss, Emma Montgomery, Mrs
49, Mae CusSeD, Mrs James Smith, Mrs.
>Iah W. Yates, Mr.. E. S. Burgess, NJ E.
Bean, Capt. S. II. Callehan, r. S. Dean, A.
. il0wes, c. b. Holmes, F. A. Howard &
son, Chas. II. Lane q letters) Capt Robert
Zach, Alexander Slower, Union Iron
Works.
he next meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
circle will be held in the Baptist Church
Te>try Monday afternoon, October 2Sth.
This will be the c. L. S. c. Rally Day meet
ug. and all c. L. S. Cs and those who de-
sire to become c. L. S. c. readers are invi-
led. The topic for study will be review
If chapters one to five of the c. L. S. c.
Book, Races and Immigrants in America,
5ollowed by discussion of memoranda ques-
lions on the above chapters. All please
BRING September Chautauquan Magazine
who are subscribers. Roll-call, selected
quotations. A program for the occasion
viii be arranged.
a special meeting of the Woman's Chris
secretary, Mrs. Minnie D. Coombs, No. "A
High street, Friday afternoon, Oct. 18th. Ar
'angements were made for holding a curio
show and fair in the Methodist church par
iors Wednesday, Oct 30th Ladies in an
cent costumes will preside at the curio
.ables and others in similar array will sell
aprons, food and candy. Ye ancient dame
viii be present with her spinning wheel in
operation, and there will be other remin-
ders of our grandfathers' days. The next
regular meeting of the Union will be to-
morrow, Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Elizs
llunnewell, No 16 Park street. A full at
tendance is desired to hear reports of COM
mittees. The second match in the Prohibi-
ton catachism will be held.
Prof Caldwell gave another very inter
esting exhibition last Friday night and his
rooms were again crowded and many express
sions of wonder and delight were heard.
The very atmosphere in his Office was cleo
triied and health-giving, so that not only
those who took treatment but others felt
the healing influence. Among those who
took treatment was lady, for rheumatism
of shoulder. She said she had not raised
her hand to her head for long time and
that she suffered pain and soreness After
treatment she put her hand to the top of
her head and back of neck, and finally out
straight,and said that the pain and soreness
were all gone, which was the expression of
many others who took treatment. Another
time lady was treated for deafness and
after treatment could hear watch tick. 1t
is needless to say that his practice is rap