The Republican journal., 1908-08-27

The E.tahrooks shirt factory resumed
vork Monday after shutdown Of few
DAYS for repairs to the engine.
Pearl Brook stables, Belfast. NJ. B. Smith
| proprietor. will be represented in the races
of the Eastern Maine State fair at Bangor
| this week.
The Improvement Society will meet with
Mrs Fl. II. johnson, Monday, August 3lst,
at $50 p. M. Members are earnestly re-
ouested to attend.
The ". C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. John
A. Patterson, 80 Miller street, tomorrow.
Friday. afternoon at go O'Clock, sharp.
The subject will be ''Rescue work."
The speaker at the Young Mems Repub-.
lican Club tomorrow, Friday, evening will
he Arthur S. Littlefeld, Esq. of Rockland.
brilliant address may be expected.
Auto avenue has been suggested as a
name for Main street between Church and
High streets. Tuesday noon there were
six autos at rest there and others passed by
during the time.
ALB. Croker of Lincolnville showed US
curiosity this week, some me- ripe Pc apples ana
on the same day. 1t is certainly rare
sight for an apple tree to be blooming and
! hearing fruit at the same time.-Camden
Herald.
Mr.. E. W. Brenneisen of Allegheny, Pa.
will speak at Odd Fellows Hall this,
Thursday, evening at 7.so O'Clock upon the
of ho - Cooto froa
and there will be no collection. All are
cordially invited.
At the meeting of the Temple Heights
Hotel corporation August 2lst the follow
ing officers were elected: B. NJ. Bradbury,
Fairfield, president; Miss Maude McFad-
den. Fairfield, secretary; Mark A. Barwise,
Bangor, treasurer; Mrs. Nj. W. Williams,
Providence, R. l., vice president; A. Ii.
Blackington, Northport; A. 5. Bangs, Au-
gusta; Mrs L. j. Benson, Belfast, directors.
Ii was voted to begin work on the hotel at
once and it is expected that the foundation
of the building will be laid this fall.
Cant. John O. JOhnson's interesting war
story is continued this week and will be
concluded in our next issue. There was an
error in the instalment published last week
as to the date of the sinking of the Cumber-
land, which took place March Sth, and not
April Sth as printed Capt. johnson writes
that he finds Merrimac spelled with k
Merrimack-in nearly all the official re-
ports, and it so appears in Young Folks
History of the United States by Thomas
Wentworth H iggnson, but common usage
has dropped the k, using the same spelling
as for the Merrimac river, from which the
craft no doubt took her name.
This is campmeeting week at Wesleyan
Grove, Northport, where the daily program
is being carried out with a good attend
ance. The music is furnished by Rev. l. II.
I,idstone, soloist and leader, Mrs. Cleora II.
Read, soprano, Miss Mary Niles. violinist,
and Miss Virginia Church, pianist The
children's department is under the person.
al direction of Miss Lillian Spinney of Bel
fast, who is well qualified for the work.
Every day in the week conferences will be
conducted by Rev. John B. kaloria, the
converted Jew, who is considered one of
the best Bible scholars of the day. The
conferences are Qelu dI y d, Ill.,, anu + r. Ill.
THE MAINE REGISTER. Joseph Wood of
Portland was in Belfast Tuesday delivering
copies ofthis invaluable, Indispensable, State
Year Book. 1t covers practically, with its
carefully compiled statistics, every interest
and institution in the entire State, from our
largest city to the smallest, giving loca-
ton, historical data, railroad connections
distance from county seats, population at
each decade, number of polls, valuation,
town officials, lawyers, doctors. clergymen,
merchants, manufactures, societies, etc.
It also gives tables of the banks, news
papers, insurance companies, trust comp
anies, loan and building associations. State
and County officers appear in their proper
places, also U. S. officials, including men,
beers of Congress, and great mass of in
formation of much value to every citizen of
Maine. Published by Grenville NJ. DON
ham, 800 Congress street, Portland, Maine.
Price, postpaid $500.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Fred A. John
son continues to offer splendid bargains at
his dry goods store in Masonic Temple. He
does not carry SJOCk over HUN oHe Sedoou
to another, but cleans up the odds and ends
and broken lots by a clearance sale at
prices that bring buyers. Just now he is
clearing his shelves of summer merchan-
die to make room for new fall goods, soon
to arrive. :. Thosnell, the new rheumatic
remedy is meeting with great success, as
shown by the testimonials of those who
have been benefited by it. 1t is manu-
featured and sold by the Thosnell Chemical
Co., 81 Church street, Belfast. Me. The
family of Mrs. E. P. Clough publish a card
of thanks. . Competent woman wanted to
take charge of garment alterations and
capable of being general saleswoman, at
earle & Jones. :. Charles Henry publishes
A caution notice 30. W. Lane and family
of Brooks publish a card OF thanks....See
notice of Savings Bank book LOST. 1.-The
Belfast Real Estate Co. will sell at auction
next Saturday at2 p. m, on the premises,
the home of S. A. Lttlefeld on cedar
street. 1t is very desirable property......
Fall hats at The Fashion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement II. Stevens and family OF Sears
port publish card of thanks.
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY. A pleas
ant company of Rev. A. E. Luce's parish
;o,orc uava him a surprise party last Satur-