The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-11-07
The Universalst Social Aid will meet
with Mrs. Edmund Wilson, this, Thursday,
afternoon at O'Clock

The Universalist Social Aid will NEE
with Mrs. Edmund Wilson, this, Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Wayland Knowlton, Esq, has moved hi
law business to the Office of Hon. w. I
Mcclellan, Savings Bank building.
The Travellers Club will me ct with Mrs
Amos Clement Tuesday P. NJ, Nov. 18th
Program as given in the club year book.
The ladies Of the Universalist parish are
preparing for their annual fair to be helt
Wednesday, December 18th. Particular.
| later.
The late Fidelia A. Carter bequeathed
$1,000 to the Baptist Church OF this city
She was one of its oldest members and was
always devoted to it's interests.
Canton Pallas, P. NJ, l. O. o. F., elected
the following officers last Monday evening
Capt, Austin j. Fernald; Lieut., Austin G.
Jewett; Ems, Walter r. Whitehead; Clerk,
Chas. ii. Sargent; Acct, John S. Davidson.
Il. E. Mcdonald and party, who are at
Presses Camps, u miles above Katahdin
iron Works, were heard from few DAYS
ago and had then secured no game Mr..
Mcdonald is expected to return next Sat-
urday.
The Queen Esther Circle will meet Fri
day evening with Miss Lillian Spinney on
Church street. The subject for study will
be chapter of the text book, Under Our
Flag" Let all members endeavor to be
present.
The Morey and 10 cent store in The
journal building was closed last Friday by
a creditor Mr.. Morey has not replied to
letters urging him to return and advising
MIN that il he did SO matters conld be
satisfactorily arranged.
a special meeting of the Improvement
Society will be held Monday, Nov 18th, at
$50 P. NJ. at the home of Mrs. T. W. Pote
Members are requested to attend The So
clety will hold a public food sale in Memo
rial Hall Friday, Nov. 10Th. Full particu-
lars will be given next week.
The teachers will be very grateful if
citizens having secondhand clothing which
can be used for the needy schoolchldren
will leave it at the Superintendent office.
If this is not possible. any teacher on being
notified, will attend to the same. 1t is hoped
that by this means the Teachers Charity
Fund may last for the current school year
without further soliciting
Ned Ellis has recently loaded six vessels
at the CitypOint wharves with boards from
his saw mill in Brooks. The old Otis &,
Ferguson wharf, now owned by Levi Clay,
is in fairly good condition, and the sight of
it piled high with boards, with two vessels
loading and others passing up or down the
river, gives the vicinity an air of old time
prosperity, and reminds one of the days
when hay, granite, slaves, barrels, wood
and bark were shipped in this way, and
the place was an active business center.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The Fashion,
High street, sells the famous Mckinley
edition of 10 cent sheet music. Fred A
johnson is offering exceptional values in
quality table damask, warm blankets for
cold weather, etc. Written Bros, grocerS
have Bon Ton, Molasses and Nut Creole
room on first floor to rent :. See advt. of
City National Bank of B .lfast. Lost,
dark gray rain coat. See announcement of
b. A. Spencer, proprietor of the Central
Market. Lost, a string of gold beads. Re-
ward offered. Mrs. Maggie Whitcomb and
family of Morrill, publish card of thanks.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The three-masted sch.
Sarah P. Cole arrived Tuesday from New
York with coal for the Belfast Fuel & Hay
Co. and was locked by steamer Castine.
She is discharging at Lewis wharf. Sch.
Maria Webster loaded hay at the Belfast
Fuel & Hay Co.'s for Somerville and was
anchored Tuesday in the upper harbor....
The bark Penobscot has been chartered to
load case oil, New York for west coast of
Africa, December, at % cents. The Prince
Vessel Co. has been organized at Thomas
ton for the purpose of taking over and
managing vessel property described in the
last will and testament of the late George
Prince of Thomaston, with $3.50 capital
stock, of which all is paid in. Officers:
President, Jonathan Prince Ci!ley of Rock
land; treasurer, Christopher Prince of
ThOmaston. incorporated October 81, 1907.
The missing ship Arthur NJ. Sewall was
reported off Cape Flattery, but it is now
said to have been the Erskine E. Phelps, a
sister ship.