The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-10-14
The News of Belfast.

Mr.. and Mrs Edgar q. Pratt of RedlandS,
California, were in Belfast for the day yester-
day.
Mrs. John W. Knight will leave for Boston
n ext Saturday to spend two weeks at thesshome
of Mrs. A. c. Knight.
Mrs. William A. Randall joined her husband
Wednesday for few days visit in Bangor.
They have closed their cottage at Pitchers
Pond.
A. ]. Mason has returned from Vinalhaven,
where he spent a few days with his sister,
Mrs. A. H. Blood. He called on friends in
Camden on his way home.
Hon. Joseph Williamson of Augusta, has pre-
sented to the city of Belfast, the manuscript
of the second part of the history of Belfast
which was compiled by his father, the late
Hon. Joseph Williamson of this city. The
copy is ready for the printer, and it is hoped
that the city will make some effort to have
this valuable work printed and bound
The steamer Castine will make one of her
popular excursions to Bangor Sunday, October
18th, leaving Lewis wharf at 9 a.. M, arriving
at Bangor at H. and will leave Bangor on the
return at 3.30 p. m. The bright autumn foliage
lends an additional charm to the always beau
tiful scenery of the Penobscot river and the
trip is most enjoyable one. Fare for the
round trip only so cents.
Mrs. G. A. Hager of Berkeley, Calf, junior
vice president of The Ladies of the G. A R. of
California, has been the guest of Mrs. ]. w
uy,lJ
but this is her first visit to her native State in
40 years. Yesterday she was the guest of
Thos. H. Marshall Circle at their regular meet
ing. Although removed by distance and time
from her native State she still loves it best of
all.
Many residents of this section are planning
to join the personally conducted party by
Orrin j. Dickey which leaves here for Boston
next Wednesday by boat The party will have
headquarters at the American House while in
Boston and various side trips will be made, with
theater attractions in the evening, and will re-
turn on Sunday mornings boat Special low
rates for hotel and travel, and an extension of
time will be made for those who desire longer
stay in Boston.
Rev. Adolph Rossbach, chairman of the pro-
assurance from the White Lecture Bureau of
Boston that they can arrange for fine course
and the committee will meet soon to arrange
the dates etc. Those who have not engaged
tickets can apply to the soliciting committee,
which consists of Mr.. Rossbach, Mrs. C. H.
Crosby, Mrs. G. E. Bracket, Mrs. E. S. Pitcher,
Mr.. E. R. Pierce, Misses Caroline w. Field and
Sue M. Partridge.
The annual communication for the election
of officers of Phoenix Lodge, F. and A. M, was
held last Monday evening. The annual reports
of the secretary and treasurer were read, after
which the following officers were elected: Wor
shipful Master, Adrian C. futile; senior war
den, DR.. o. S. Vickery; junior warden, George
C. Trussell; treasurer, Wilmer ]. Dorman; sec
rotary, Clifford J. Pattee; senior deacon, Will
lam H. Hall; junior deacon, Warren A. Nichols;
stewards, O. D. Mudgett and L. S. Shire; tyler,
Robert Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Price have returned
from Northport compground to their home on
Pearl street. Mr.. Price has closed his store in
Northport and will sell the stock on hand at
cost at his residence. Call early for bargains
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The high price of
butter has prompted many to look for SUBJ
stitute and in answer to this demand A. A.
Howes & Co. have taken out the necessary
license and put in a supply of the best quality
of oleomargarine. The City National Bank
building now nearing completion, isto be pub
licly dedicated to the business and farming
interests of Waldo county and adjacent
community. Dedication day will not be later
than two weeks from date, when everybody
will be invited to visit and inspect the new
building. =. Don't forget that the Regal shoes
and the Holeproof stockings are sold at the
Dinsmore Store. There is nothing better in
either line :. F. A. Nickerson & Co., 642 Con-
gress street, Portland, are State agents for the
sale of high grade automobiles-the Silent
Selden, the Locomobile, and the Pierce Arrow.
-. Residents of Stockton Springs and vicinity
can buy the Crawford Hot Air furnaces Of
Goodhue & Co. They are built..upon honor and
economical in their consumption Of fuel....