The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-29
There will be food sale at the Baptist
vestry next Saturday afternoon at $50
o'clock The public is cordially invited.

o'clock. The public is cordially invited
A sign has been placed on the front of the
new clothing factory opposite the railway
station, bearing in gilt letters the words
"Acme Clothing Factory. Factory No So
This is campmeeting week at Northport
and today, Thursday, is what is known as
the ''big day." The weather has been very
favorable, but the attendance does not
seem as large as usual.
Congress street boasts of a squirrel which
is becoming very tame and very wise.
While game of three handed bridge was
in progress in a house in that section of the
town recently he came in and sat on the
dummy" cards. Swinging in hammock,
and searching the house for nuts are
among his numerous accomplishments.
Robert Cassidy of Stockton Springs
owner and proprietor of the Ashland
House, located at Cape Jellison, was
brought before the police court in this city
by the sheriff on search and seizure war
rant, Tuesday forenoon He was found
guilty and given the usual sentence of S1OC
and costs and 60 days in Jail, from which he
appealed to the Supreme Court. furnishing
bail in the sum of 5000
NORTH BELFAST. Mr.. A. S. Beale finish
ed his labors with our church last Sunday.
He returns to Brooklyn, n. Y, to resume
MS duties as assistant pastor to Dr..
Nehemiah Boynton of Clinton Avenue
church. Mr.. Beale is a brilliant Young
man and his work with us during his short
stay has been very acceptable. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Roberts, Mrs. H. NJ. Kurdish.
Miss Clara Furnish, Miss Mamie Hurd.
Miss Carolyn Hatch, Mrs W. A. Mason.
Miss Adella Staples, Miss Nina Knowlton
and Wellington Roberts are spending the
week at Northport Campground.
BASEBALL. Two games We're PLAYED on
the Congress street grounds, last Saturday.
in both of which the Y. NJ. A. team was
victorious. They defeated the Albion 10.
calls by score of s to 4 and team from
Northport Campground by score of 70 to 5
Inc I. Nj. AS were to play the latter team
yesterday and have game scheduled with
another aggregation for next SATURDAY..
The Belfast locals defeated the Stockton
team last Saturday by score of - to Q,
They have played four games with the
CASTINGS, and each team has won two
games. The Belfast Locals will hay.
Dali team next year and will try to
have league with the nearby towns
The locals will be managed by Lee Robin.
son, with Fred johnson as captain.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Until Sept. 10th
William A. Clark will give you a $40 suit
or overcoat and So in money for So. See
the money and the clothes in his window,
Clark's Corner. Ask to see Mrs Jane Hon.
klns boy-proof suit. One-fourth off the
price OF light and medium weight suits until
closed. al Read what John Philip Sousa has
to say of the Edison monograph. Only
three days more of the clearance sale of
Fred A. johnson, Masonic Temple. ga
word to the wise is sufficient" The
Waldo Trust Co. has 1000 satisfied deposi-
tors aud the advt tells you why. .Gilt-edge
post cards, two for 5 cents at The Fashion.
-. Ladies' purse lost between Shro's store
and the Park. Kitchen girl wanted at
Charles O'ConnelPs restaurant, Main street.
....IWO connecting rooms wanted in pr-
vate house. lone of the best hay farms in
Waldo county, with good buildings, fruit
trees, etc., Il miles from the post Office, is
offered for sale. Enquire Of Thomas Can
non. .....See report of the condition of The
City National Bank of Belfast, showing
ready cash in its vaults as working capital
of nearly 100000. 30. Horses for sale by F.
D. Hooper, Lincolnville avenue. Belfast
also open buggies, top buggy, sleigh, har-
ness, household goods, etc. Dory picked
up in Penobscot Bay....... Girls wanted to
run machines and sew by hand, by E. O.
Hall, GA High street, Belfast. Help want
ed by Mrs. Belle Gates, Belfast.
STEAMER NOTES. The Northport and
Islesboro route which has been maintained
by the steamer Ruth from Bangor during
the summer months will be discontinued
next Saturday. although there will be a
trip over the route on Sunday, the first of
September, which will close the season.
The route has, proved very popular. In
order to relieve the Camden and City Of
Rockland of some of the press of business,
the steamer Penobscot is to come CD the
Boston, Bangor route next week as a special
boat. The Penobscot will leave Bangor
Labor day, Monday, Sept. Q, and Wednes-
day, Sept 4, Immediately after the depart
ure of the City of Rockland, which is
scheduled to sail from Bangor on those
days. The City of Rockland has been en-
tirely "s0Id out" of its accommodations for
those dates and berths on the Penobscot
are going fast. On the special trips of the
Penobsc0t that steamer will make all river
and bay landings. In case it is found
necessary the Penobscot will make addition.
al trips to those already scheduled and will
be kept on the route as long as travel war
rants. The city of Rockland had rough
trip down from Boston Sunday night, and
did not arrive here until after II a. m. Sun;
day. 1t was thick and she was delayed
some time in making the buoy off Mon
hogan. The Bath Iron Works crew is
rushing along the work on the hull of the
turbine steamer Belfast, sister ship to the
Camden. The hull is % per cent completed
and work on the wooden decks has been