The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-24

Mrs. John w. Knight, Cedar street, this, Thurs
| day, afternoon at o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Belfast Home for
| Aged Women Association will be held at the
Home Monday evening, Oct. 9Th, at 7.30 o'clock
| The transfer of Walter E. Head, Islesboro to
Nahum S. Piper, Belfast, reported last week
should have read, Gland and buildings in Isles
boro"
| The annual meeting of the North Congrega-
tional church sewing circle will be held to-
morrow, Friday, afternoon with Mrs. L. A.
| Knowlton, Miller street.
Watermelons are not usually reckoned
among Names important crops, but this year
was an exceptional one, and Deputy Sheriff P.
G. Hurds Northport farm produced some de-
| lcious ones.
| The Non-Partisan W. c. T. U. will hold their
annual meeting to arrange for the winters
| term of sewing school this, Thursday, after
| noon at go o'clock, with Mrs. C. A. Pilsbury,
| Court street.
| The Waldo County Hospital has handsome
sign suspended from two trees opposite
way down the hill on PIERCE street new en-
trance has been made, with driveway to the
rear of the hospital.
Advertised list of letters remaining in the
Belfast post office for the week ending Sept.
22nd Ladies-Mrs. Edward Reagan; Miss En-
ma Ward. CONTAMINATION E. Ridley; Mr..
J. W. Turner Alonzo Wood
Frank Waterman, the bright, energetic little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Waterman, receiv-
ed a letter from the Saturday Evening Post
last Saturday stating that he had won the $50
prize for sales of that paper. His many pa
irons extend congratulations.
F. R. Daggett writes from Los Angeles,
Calf, under date of Sept. 18th: Il see by the
Los Angeles Times this morning that Maine
| has gone about 5000 Republican plurality.
Pretty quick work to have the news here this
morning at a. M at my home in Florence
John S. Fernald, whose timely verse in last
weeks issue of The Journal received much ia
vorable comment, has a local lyric on the End
page this week which will specially appeal to
apple growers No doubt the author himself
will admit that it contains more truth than
poetry"
&c in any direction in Belfast today and you
will see nicely kept grounds fine shade trees,
shrubs and flowers, and the city year by year
shows improvement in this direction In a
walk to the park last Sunday afternoon We
noticed the neatly kept driveway and grounds
at the residence of n E. Keen, and was told
that it was the work of his grandson, Frank R.
Keen, and it certainly does him much credit.
Charles F. Thompson has bought the George
G. Pierce house on Cedar street, with the fur
niture and fittings, and will make his home
there His old neighbors in Ward will be
glad to welcome him. Another real estate
transfer of interest is that of the former
Francis H. Welch house on Union street, which
Clarence M. Knowton has sold to Capt. Ralph
W. Pattershall, who will make his home there.
The house is now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred R. Poor
New ADVERTISEMENTS. The autumn styles
in women's tailored outer garments are now
ready at Fred A. Johnson's Masonic Temple.
He has a large and fine line, atfording a wide
choice. Prices 5.98 to S25, and good values at
these prices Read what is said of the new
separate skirts and the tailored fall suits.
If you want first-class team at any time of
day or night apply to the Belfast Livery Co.
Careful and courteous drivers when required
Blackboard parties will have special attention
Hacks to and from all boats and trains The
deposits in the City National Bank of Belfast
are now over 100000, an increase of 100000
the past year. Checking accounts solicited and
per cent paid on savings accounts R f.
Cottrell has hard wood for sale, fitted for the
stove, and will deliver it in Belfast or Sears
port. Telephone 246, ring II. F. r. Jefiers,
slate roofer, has taken up his residence in Bel
fast and is prepared to do all work in his line
promptly and guarantees satisfaction. He has
done work recently on the Memorial building
and the residences of Mrs. Margaret S. White,
Miss Maude f. Barker and George A. Glchrest.
Il. V. Miller will begin his autumn sale of
fine furs October LIST, at his rooms 1903 Main
street Goods sent to all parts of the country
on approval and all letters of enquiry promptly
answered 80. Lady's garment found between
Monroe and Belfast. Apply to Horace Nlcker-
son, Swan Lake avenue, -. Two pleasant furn-
ished rooms on second floor to rent Apply to
Mrs M. J. White, 13 Miller street.. To let a
desirable tenement of five rooms Apply at
corner of Church and Grove streets. Garlic
& Jones will leave today, Sept Oath, for mar
ket for general line of fall and winter dry
goods novelties etc, and at the same tune
will make personal arrangements with one OF
the finest coat and suit houses in New York
for an opening of these goods Tuesday, Oct.
9Th Suits delivered two weeks from date OF
opening, to which the public are cordially IN
vited. =. Get a copy of The Home Coming
March at Lords, High street .... Spencer,
Eaton & Co., complete house furnishers, Al
Main street. sell the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet,
which saves time, work and money. Every
housewife should have one catalogue for
the asking Mrs C. s. Weber, No. Bell
street, Belfast, will have her fall opening OF
ladies' suits Sept. 29th, when she will show new
models in all the popular priced suits; also
separate coats, skirts, rain coats, etc.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The first Grand Banker OF
the season to arrive at Bucksport, the schoon-
er T. M. Nicholson, Capt. Lester Gilley, came
in Thursday night with full fare of 1000 gum
tails of cod. Capt Gilley reports good sea-
H. oil