The Republican journal., 1908-08-13
Notices of familyreunions will be found
on the Sd page.

The annual meeting OF the ClOugh Charl-
table Association building, will be held at
Windermere Park, Unity, today, August
18th. This is an event with the veterans
and large attendance is expected.
The Belfast Savings Bank has issued
statement of the condition of the bank as it
existed on the 9th day of July. 1908, show
ing liabilities, resources, etc. 1t is very at
tractively printed and is from the job office
of Miss Grace E. Burgess.
The Y. NJ A. ball team were not
much pleased with their visit to Cas-
tine last Saturday. They kicked at
decision of the umpire and left the
field at the end of the third inning. The
score was to l in favor of Belfast.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Bel
fast post office for the week ending Aug.
18th: Mrs. NJ. j. Bridges, Fannie Holmes.
Mrs. Oscar Heal, Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson,
Mrs. Sarah N. Morse, Mrs. Lillian Porteous,
Mrs. Estelle Roberts. Mrs. E. Strout. }. d.
Browelle, F. b. Badlin, Andrew Merrithew,
J. F. Sawyer q letters George Wentworth,
F. L. WhitcOmb.
Harvey H. Gray, who has been running
the lunch car on High street for some years,
has sold it to Harry Hunter, who has been
employed in the Parker steam laundry. 1t
is understood that the Commonwealth hotel,
which was lately vacated by John Mellen,
has been leased to Mr.. Gray and Homer
Carter and that as soon as it is in readiness
no onopo6 for hu SiuQSS
PooR's MILLS. The Benevolent Club
will give an ice cream social this, Thursday,
evening. ... Miss Margaret Jackson has re-
turned from Boston, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Gladys Bowden.. Mr.. and
Mrs Whitman of Ohio are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wood. Mrs. Linda
Grey of Providence, R. l., is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. F. Sheldon. Mrs. William
Monroe has gone to Boston on vislt....
Delbert Robertson is at Northport Camp
ground, where he has employment. 80.
Joseph Shea of Boston is at Henry Went
worth's with his family.
SEVENTH WEDDING ANNIvERsARY. A
merry company gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Partridge, Sherman
street, Monday night, the occasion being
the seventh wedding anniversary OF the
couple. Whist was played during the even
ing and refreshments were served by the
hostess. The couple were the recipients of
handsome punch bowl and salad dish.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewall Brown, Mr.. and Mrs: A. A:
May, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nlckols. Mr.: and
Mrs. Fred Gates and son, Miss Lura Mich
,,1e nd Sb
paper.
Mrs. Partridge was Miss Jean Ferguson
formerly of Belfast.
THE COMING FAIR The trustees of the
Waldo County Agricultural Society met last
Friday evening to discuss plans for the fair
to be held on the grounds in this city Sept
Sth, 9th and 10th. 1t was decided to offer
variety of attractions between the heats and
to have ball games, band concerts, foot races,
etc., each day. There is a good list of en-
tries for the races and large purses are offer
ed. Ii. II. Lee of Augusta has been secured
as starter. The midway, as usual, will be
an attractive feature and there is promise of
large display of exhibits. No effort will
be spared on the part of the managers to
make the fair a success, and the cooper
alton of the public is solicited. Bring in
your exhibits and bring in your families.
NORTH BELFAST. Mrs. Jennie May
Morse and children of Springfield, Mass,
arrived last week and are with her rela-
tiyes, Mr. and Mrs Corydon EmmonS....
The Misses Ruby and Blanche Sibley of
Freedom spent few days the first of the
week with their sister, Mrs. W. S. Hatch.
.... Mrs Leona Beckwith, nee Bucklin, of
Springfield, Mass, called on friends here
last Saturday.. Frank Russ, who spent
his vacation with his father, Charles Russ,
returned to Winsted, Conn.,, Monday.....
Josiah Wood has sold his residence to Mr..
Hatch of birmingham, Mass. -. Rev. Jonah
w. Vaughan will preach in the church next
Sunday in exchange with our pastor, c. &.
Thompson. Communion will be observed
after the morning service.
BENEFIT LAWN PARTY. The lawn party
and the sale of focd, candy, fancy articles
and ice cream will take place at the Home
for Aged Women this, Thursday, afternoon
and evening. Please send your contribu-
lions directly to the Home. Following is
the evening program:
Selections by the Belfast Band.
Solo, If l We're King, Armltage
Mr.. F. Wallace Chase,
Newtonville, Mass.
Piano Solo, Spinning Song Raft
Miss Eth0la W. Frost.
Solo, Come to Me, Bemberg
Mrs. E. P. Frost.
Selection by the Belfast Band.
Solo, Selected,
Solo, Carmena, Wilson
Miss Lee Gregory,
New York.
Recitation. Selected
Miss Cora Eames,
Boston, Mass.
Solo, The Rhine Maiden, Smart
Mr.. j. F. Hanshue,
Bristol, Tenn.
Selections by the Band.
Accompanies: Misses Amy E. Stoddard
and Ethola W. Frost.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The real es-'
tate deal by the City National Bank is told
in another column, and the bank in its ad-
vertisement this week has also something
to say on the subject. When closing out
sale is announced some people are apt to
suggest that it may not be the real thing.
In the case of the closing out sale OF A. d.
Chase & Son, advertised this week. we can
assure our readers that it is just as stated.