The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-11-04

- lung ~ CLOCK, ana Will ring at this time
until May LIST
The universalist Social Aid will meet this,
Thursday. afternoon with Mrs. Elijah Richie
at her home on Upper High street.
Mrs. W. L. West of New York has bought a
building lot on the shore near Murphy's Point
OF Mrs. Nellie F. White of Brockton, Mass,
and In the spring will build a bungalow there
The Travellers Club will meet with Mrs.
chas A. Pilsbury Tuesday, November 9th.
Program paper, Ferdinand and Isabella, by
Mrs. F. W. Brown; readings, The Song of Ro-
land, by Mrs. c. M. Craig; Cadiz, by Mrs. Ella
A. Small
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., will meet
with Mrs. George W. Stoddard next Monday
afternoon. The subject will be New Hamp-
shire, and the roll call will be answered by Civ
ing the names of old New England taverns.
Among the travelling men who went to Cam
den on steamer Stockton last Monday were
four Belfast men who had spent Sunday at
home-Messrs. Brown, Morse, Cannon and
Rich.
The steamer Castine took the E. NJ c. S. foot
ball team from Bucksport last Saturday to
Rockland to play the Rockland High school
team. Sunday she brought car load of apples
from Bucksport for Charles W. Lancaster
Miss Evelyn P Morrison entertained the
Bridgets at her home on Court street last Fri
day evening. After playing bridge whist light
refreshments were served. The club viii meet
tomorrow, Friday, evening with Miss Florence
Dunton, Cedar street
Messrs. George E. Johnson. l. L. Perry and
J. c. Durham returned last Tuesday from a
hunting trip to Wytopitlock, bringing one deer,
doe, and some cartridges. They report all
game scarce, and of twelve or fifteen hunters
in that vicinity Mr.. Perry was the only one to
boot deer.
Thew. c. 7. Twill meet withMissE. F. Froth-
ingham, % High street, tomorrow, Friday, at
go p. m. After business is completed, Seien-
tific Temperance Instruction will be the topic
led by Mrs. Langill. All should try to be pres
emit to get their cards and instructions for the
membership contest, just begun.
Capt. Ralph D. Pattershall, while at work at
the wreck of the schooner Alice E. Clark, in
jured one hand and blood poisoning setting in
he had quite a serious time with it. Capt.
Pattershall has engaged to work for year for
the Coe- Mortimer Co. at their plant in this
city and entered upon his duties Monday.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
postoffce for the week ending November End;
Mrs. Edwin Fletcher, Miss Ava C. Haskell,
Mrs. Margaret Pillsbury, Mrs. Bell Young,
Percy Condor, R. H. Durham, Chas. A. Knight,
John c. McLauchlin S. R. B. Pingree, Fred
erick N. Robinson e letters, Harvey N. Smith,
G. B. NJ. Soule, S. P Weare, F. S. Weber.
Shakespeare tells of a man who ''dies and
makes no sign;" but Walter j. Clifford of this
city is not that kind of a man. He makes lots
of them, and Monday two handsome signs of his
make-one on the Main and the other on the
High street side-were placed over,the banking
rooms of the Waldo Trust Company in Masonic
block The letters are raised and gilded on a
black ground.
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauquan
Circle will be with Mrs. E. P. Frost, No. AZ
High street, Monday afternoon, November 9Th.
The study topic is from the October Chautau
guam, Woman in Process of Civilization,
chapter two and from the C. l.. s. c. books
Greek View of Life chapter II to page 77,and
from the "Iiad' books, nine ten, eleven and
twelve. Roll-call name Of some ruler of Egypt
The Waldo Trust Company will be found at
the H. E. Mcdonald store, 10 Main street, for
the next two weeks, having moved the old
counters there to have the new ones installed
in their remodelled and improved banking
rooms in Masonic Temple. The carpenters
have finished work and when the counters
in place the painters will add the finishing
touches. Meanwhile the business of the COM
pany will be carried on, temporarily, at 70
Main street.
L. L. Wiggin, the original 'honey boy, was
in Bath the other day. Each year he leaves his
home town of Montvile, IS miles away, and
comes to the Shipping City with from 300 to
500 pounds of clear honey for sale. He has no
trouble in disposing of it and has regular
customers who annually look for him and some
purchase as much 20 pounds for home use.
Mr., Wiggin tells that one of his swarms gave
SO pounds of honey last year. He has several
swarms and in addition to his own, purchases
his neighbors' honey. He has disposed OF as
much as half ton year.-Bath Independent.
1t will be remembered that Messrs. Fred V.
Cottrell and Jos. G. Patterson built a traction
car last year for the Linn dog circus, that was
designed to draw two cars carrying the dogs,
baggage and other equipment for the show.
The car was shipped from here to Waterville
to have 100 horsepower engine and other ma
chinery installed and we have looked in vain
in the newspapers for information as to the
success of this novel outfit. Mr.. S. G. Swift Of
this city reports seeing the train on the road
the other day, and it seemed to be making
good progress.
PooR's MILLS. There will be social at the
hall Tuesday November 9th. Mrs Helena
Esty of Boston is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lester Wilson .. Mrs W. H. Monroe returned
home last week from Northport where she has
been stopping with her daughter, Mrs. Olive
Curtis j. F. Sheldon and H. H. Wentworth
have bought the separator and engine former
y,owned by Hollis Wentworth, and will begin
threshing soon Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood
went to Boston Monday for weeks visit with
friends . Miss Grace Monroe went to North
port last Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs
Curtis.
THE HALLOWEEN WHIST PARTY. The Hal
loween Whist party under the direction of the
Universalst Social Aid in Memorial Hall last
Friday evening was social and financial sue