The Republican journal., 1907-10-10
Judge George E. johnson has disposed
of his launch and is now the owner of an

| of his launch and is now the owner of an
automobile.
| On the End page we print the disposition
of the criminal docket at the September
| term of the S. j. Court. Next week we
shall give summary of the liquor cases
| and the action thereon.
| The W. c. 7. U. will meet tomorrow, Fri
| day, afternoon with Miss II. NJ. Millett, 25
| High street Rev. D. II. McQuarrie will con-
duct the special program. There will be a
| question match and the Prohibition cate
chism used A large attendance is re-
| quested.
Mr.. Dickey has given up his proposed trip
to Montreal and Quebec owing to the late
ness of the season and the fact that the in
| terstate commerce commission now requires
| that the dates of an excursion must be pos
ted for some thirty days when a trip is to
be made at reduced rate from one State to
| another
The change of time ON the Maine Central
which went into effect last Monday morning
made but little change in the trains on the
branch. Passenger trains now leave at
| 7,05 A. NJ, 1918 and $50 P. NJ, and arrive
at go A, NJ, 1155 and COS P. NJ. Freight
trains leave at 6. 40 A. NJ, and arrive At 4.S5
P. M. There are some changes in the
train crews. William McTaggart, who
has been baggage master with Conductor
Atkins. is transferred to other work and is
succeeded by Austin J. Fernald, formerly
brakeman with Conductor Clements John
A. Gilmore, brakeman, is changed from the
Atkins to the Clements trains, and K. F.
Rines of Lewiston is brakeman for Con-
ductor Atkins The crews alternate in
their work daily as before.
THE MAYORS MEETING. The public
meeting in the Opera House last Saturday
evening, called by Mayor Hanson, was
largely attended. The Belfast Band fur
nished music and the mayor was the only
speaker His remarks we're largely per
sonal. He expatiated on the beauties OF
Belfast and vicinity, spoke of steel bridge
and electric road, with a suggestion OF his
candidacy for the legislature, and told OF
negotiations with c. W. Frederick concern
ing a schoohouse-all of which was pre-
liminary to the main end in view, the start
ing of weekly newspaper, for which sub
scriptionS were solicited.
North BELFAST The Ladies' Sewing
Circle met with Mrs. w. G. Hatch last
Wednesday, the first meeting following the
summer vacation. Mrs. Z. ". Wiley was
elected president, Mrs. ". G. Hatch vice.
president Mrs. T. c. Merriam secretary
and treasurer. This society has been in
existence several years and has been instru
mental in raising funds each year to make
repairs upon the church, so now the build
ing is in first class condition outside as well
as inside. 49,. VIE Mason went to Sabbatus
last week to take charge of d barber shop.
Grace Edwards went to Brockton, Mass,
last Thursday. MI and Mrs. John Beck
with OF Springfield, Mass, are visiting
relatives in this vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Buckln have moved to the city proper
and have taken rooms in the Moses Rich
house. ... Frank Woods is finishing room
over his store which he is to occupy for a
cigar shop. -. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wiley of
Bar Harbor are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. W, Wiley.
NEW ADV a. ~ SAooC
& Son, Chase's Corner, advise their patrons
that now is the time to buy cotton goods for
1908 They are offering number of cases
at last years prices and those who buy
early will save 25 per cent. They also have
bargains in many other lines, and every
thing IN the way of floor coverings. Fred
A. johnson, Masonic Temple has the new
: nft tho knnynD rnhharIya6 aOatS
for women, So 80 to $685. has marked down
a small number of fabric raincoats to close
out, and sells the Nemo-Self-Reducing cor
set. Tailor made Clothes" if tailored
right must be "Taylor' made. W. A.
Clark, Clarke'S corner, sells the j. L. Tay
lor & Co. clothes. e. The Fashion announces
the regular opening of fall and winter
millinery for Saturday, Oct, 18th. You are
cordially invited to attend. House for
sale at a reasonable price. Apply on the
premises to Geo. W. Benson. The lunch
room in Pythian block, now doing a good
business, is offered for sale as the present
owner is going South, Apply on the
premises Also furnished rooms to rent at
10 Miller street. The City National Bank
invites you to have checking account, for
which no special amount is needed. ....See
notice of dissolution of the firm of Fogg &
Brown, marketmen. All accounts with the
old firm must be settled at once. 49,. The
Windsor Hotel, Belfast, is offered for sale
or to let. 1t has modern improvements, is
centrally located, and is the only 50 and
s.. so per day house in the city. IA small
pleasant tenement with use of stable, if
desired, and one furnished room, to rent.
Apply corner Of Church and Grove streets.
go. Mcleod & Kelley, gardeners, Dark Har-
Dor, have dissolved partnership. Mr.. Nc
Leod assumes all liabilities and all bills
owing are to be paid to him.. Harry w.
Clark & Co., the Main street clothiers' have
the new styles in fall clothes from The
House of Kuppenheimer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe T. Cross and family publish card
of thanks.
A SEVERE STORM. Another slime storm"
set in last Monday night, continuing Tues
day. The wind blew gale and the rain
came down in torrents. Much damage was
done to trees and the ice houses at the
mouth of Goose River were blown flat. The
handsome horSechestnut tree on the lawn
of R. III, Moody, Court street, the home of