The Republican journal., 1909-10-14

!: i,vospoRT. At the post office.
s'~.7oN SPRINGS. At the post office.
s:lv,TSrrRPoRT. At the store of l. H. W.
fGf
7, vnEN. Store of D. ]. Dickens.
! 2 sullivan, Searsport and M. J. Dow,
are authorized agents to receive sub
.p.,rs and advertisements.
Rap, BLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
:. movement Society will meet with
r--i W. Pote next Monday at 2.30 o'clock.
,..-,re are scarce down east and vessels are
H., re- Castine for fish from Eastport, Lu-
,r5 5ther places.
aiversalist Social Aid will meet with
-.-g Mason on Waldo avenue this, Thurs
,t,srnoon at o'clock.
frs ladies' Auxiliary of the North church
rect with Mrs. M. C. Hill, Miller street,
tuesday, October goth.
ns aaies' Aid Society of the Methodist
81. qll meet with Mrs. Mary Whitmore
d, ternoon, October 18th.
----seven thousand pounds of lines were
.,s5 asst week from the Line and Irvine
.-- at Castine to Seattle, Wash.
rs-s will be dance in Peavey's hall this,
-rssv. evening with music by Reyes
,..-e. H. l.. Curtis will be floor director
ss Thomas returned Tuesday from a
Fl. r- rip in the vicinity of Grindstone with
ieer of the season, good-sized doe
- 1t meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
be with Mrs. B. Robertson, Monday
- October 18th. Roll call, quotations
lliad"
asst Band will give their annual con-
ance Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday,
9th. keyes orchestra will furnish
music.
Frank P Wilson, El6n B. Gilchrist
1-rur Richie left last Saturday in the
Nallard, Capt. Leroy Coombs, on
.- .i cunning trip down the bay.
E. lid of the North church met with
i. Owen last Monday evening. Two
bers were added, Mrs. c. M. Craig
IS Margaret L. keene.
7t & Ellis, contractors, have the two
house for DR.. o. S. Vickery prac-
she'd as TO the exterior and will soon
Interior ready for the plastering.
If ing Ladies Social Union of the Bap-
le-h will hold their first meeting of the
riday evening, October 18th, with
ID. Roberts in the cottage on Condor
I-thodist church parish gave supper
ming to welcome home their pastor,
Luce, and his party from their trip
.-5 York. Reports were given of the
ulton Exposition.
len, widow of the late George E.
a.- Belfast, recently sent to the Belfast
Aged Women one-haif dozen silver
and a butter knife. Mrs. Wallace
--. IN California, but is at present with
IN Huntington, West Virginia.
les of the Universalist parish will have
q age Sale in the store on Church street
-- occupied by T. W. Lothrop, (next door
e grocery Thursday, October 2lst, at
nd continue three or four days. Mems,
Il and children's clothing a specially.
aulifower crop in this vicinity was
.e.e failure, but cabbages have done re-
s4 well. A. B. Stantial has his usual
rop, and VIM. M. Randall, proprietor of
ard Poultry farm, who raises cabbages
ar feed for his hens, will have large
q- his season.
:. 1dling wood sold at the Mathews
s Il is coming into general favor. 1t is
st the thing to start coal fire in
furnace. The price at the mill is Is
g q uarrel, two barrels for rs cents; six
IS cents. Try it.
sons having any bills against the
9unty Agricultural Society are re-
f forward them at once to the treas
IN J. Dlckey, Belfast. Practically all
f the society have been paid, but it
etention of the officials to close the
as early a possible.
7mbers of Trinity Reformed Church
y observed the first anniversary of
rch with harvest supper in the
G, lining room last Saturday evening at
-. A few friends from this side attend
i lJrt social followed the supper. The
Of the new church has been happy
ss.s ferrous one.
ing Circle has been organized by the
e. ihe Piper neighborhood, East Belfast,
q 81 g Brewer Circle. Mrs. Eugene Achorn
'ez cent; Mrs. Llewellyn Patterson, secre-
1al Mrs. Fred Mcdonald, treasurer. A
,esslui box sociable was held at the home of
-syfnia Philbrook last Friday, and an ice
u ial will be held at the same place to-
Vs. friday, evening.
1aaimed letters remaining IN the Belfast
r flee for the week ending October 18th:
. florence Bean, Amelia Cameron, Josie
j. Miss Mary A. Hardy, Mrs. Celia Rich
. Mrs. Frank Roberts, Mrs. Caro- Thomp-
Mss Grace E. Wilson, Miss Effie E. Went
n Mrs. Carrie Whitcomb, Mrs. Charles
Wis ", B. Gates e letters), H. H. Hackett,
BIS Johnston, W. P Pond, Hollis M. Shaw,
White, Mr.. A. Davidson.
'e jaWl boat built by w. A. Macomber for
A.Questen Co. of Boston was shipped by
Boston boat last Thursday. 1t is for their
schooner built in Chelsea, and will have an
as Installed on arrival at Boston. The
.yr15r yawl boats have a reputation sec
m none, the father of Messrs. E. L. and
j Alacomber having built these boats for
the Belfast vessels. The sons grew up
aa lusiness and are well known builders of
1s boats and launches.