The Republican journal., 1909-08-05
There will be no concert by the Band on the

One hundred and twenty bushels of green
peas were shipped to Boston one day recently
from Winnecook station. and the daily ship
ments have been large
The cottage W. R. Howard is building on
shore lot adjoining The Battery is up and
boarded, and when completed will be very
attractive summer home.
Miss Margaret A. Dunton entertained the
/ Travellers Club at her cottage at the Battery
Monday afternoon. A full report of the affair
will be given next week.
There will be two games of base ball on the
Congress street grounds, Saturday, August
7th, the Belfasts with Monroe and Searsport
The first game will begin at o'clock.
Summer visitors, and others, interested in
old fashioned furniture and curios should call
on Walter H. Coombs, corner of Federal and
Cross streets, Belfast He has many attract
i've things in stock and is an expert repairer
and restorer His goods are genuine and
prices right.
Work is progressing on the Selwyn Thomp-
son clothing factory opposite The Journal Of
fee in charge of J. G. Aborn. The roof of the
main building is being raised, and story, the
third, will be built under it. Mr. Thompson
needs the additional room for his growing
business
l. A. Flagg of Belmont has made claim to
the championship for stable peas with
sample pod of the Improved Telephone pea
measuring 81 inches from tip to tip exclusive
of stem But E. A Greer of Belmont brought
to Fogg & Coombs market last Saturday
number of pods of the Telephone pea which
measured 81 inches.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post office for the week ending August Sd:
Mrs. ". W Adams, Mrs. Celia Berry, Mrs.
Alice Creasey, Mrs. Louise Coombs, Mrs Lucy
Deacon, Mrs. Annie E. Ellis, Mrs Lenora
Flanders, Mrs. Chas. Sheldon, Miss Josephine
Smith, John H. Burleigh, Willis E. Clark,
Asaph Dodge, j. T. Davis, Oscar Glatt, W. F.
Morrill,.
Mr. T. George Dodworth's sloop yacht
Caprice was launched Monday, to remain at
moorings until the fall, when she will be again
hauled out at Macombers. In the winter she
will probably have her draught reduced two
feet and be given a yawl rig. The Caprice is a
handsome boat and the fastest ever built here.
She was designed and built by E. L. Macomber.
FOURTEENTH MAINE REGIMENT. The sew
enth annual reunion of the Fourteenth Maine
Regiment will be held at Windermere Park,
Unity, August ID, 1909. You are requested to
be present, with your wife. Business meeting
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hall for those who wish. Reduced fares on
Maine Central r. R. Don't miss the oppor
tunity. K. Bangs, Secretary.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet with Mrs Helen A Carter, 25 High
street, tomorrow, Friday. at 230 p. m. There
are letters from State and county officers, and
some local plans to be considered, and it is
very desirable there should be a large attend
ance. The State convention will be held IN
Bangor the middle of September, and Waldo
county should send full delegation.
SPAIN The Belfast Travellers Club will
journey in Spain in the season of '09-'l0. A
neat booklet from the Bracket Prntery has
gilt and white cover and bears the following
quotation: Reading maketh full man, con-
ference a ready man and writing an exact
man." The work of the club combines the
three and makes an up-to-date woman. A
page is devoted to each date, an apt quotation
is given, and the topic, paper and readings are
assigned.
District Deputy Stillman D. Flood installed
the following officers of Silver Cross Lodge,
No So, K of P at Castle Hall at the regular
meeting July 2Sth: C. c., Allen L. Curtis; V.
c., Fred W Hart P o. S. Vickery; M. of f.,
/ F. G. Mixer The NJ of W, E. R. Estabrooks,
and the l. G. and o. G., John Dow and James
! Dexter, were absent and will be installed later
/ Chancellor Commander Curtis invited the
members present to banquet in knowlton's
restaurant at the close of the meeting.
The officers Of Tarratine Tribe of Red Men
were installed last Monday evening by District
/ Deputy Henry B. Wescott, as follows: Sa-
chem, Samuel Hodgkinson; senior sycamore,
Robert H. Ingersoll; junior sycamore, H. W..
Healey; prophet, Melvin Knowlton; keeper of
wampum Henry Staples; chief of wampum
and chief of records, Orrin J. Dickey. The
Tribe accepted an invitation to be the guests
! next SATURDAY anu ouHuey VI L sQuoll lIlDe Vi
/ Vnalhaven.
THE TRUE TROPHY CUPS. DR.. True of
Auburn has presented two silver trophy cups
to be awarded as first prizes in the baby show
in connection with the Waldo County Agri-
cultural fair, September 7th, 9Th and 9th. The
larger cup is in satin finish and will be present.
ed to the best boy; the smaller is bright polish
and is for the best girl; and both bear the in
scrption: CDR. True's Cup, Waldo County Agri-
cultural Society Baby Show, First Prize" Com
petition will run high with the little tots and
ambitious mothers can see the cups in the City
Drug Store window. DR.. True is the proprietor
of True's Elixir, favorte remedy for children
| Buy Your TICKETS FOR TOMORROW EVENING.
| Tickets for the Village Improvement Society s
entertainment, to be given in Memorial Hall,
Friday evening, August 18th, are now on sale.
Miss Marian Wells will sing group of songs,
after which Mr.. E. R. Pierce will give an illus
trated lecture on the Grand Canyon of Arizona
and incidentally will show views of prehistoric
clitf-dwellings of Puehlos, now occupied that
remain unchanged since their discovery nearly
four hundred years ago The Grand Canyon
pictures unusual, and probably this will be
| the first time a completely illustrated lecture