The Republican journal., 1909-10-07

4 MN Store of ID. j. Dickens.
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- are authorized agents to receive sub
.Gors and advertisements.
| REpuBLIcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
OCTOBER.
-, IS here, and winter is near,
srenings grow longer and longer,
|, ne air and the sun make every one
| gery much better and stronger.
Jas it is true that apples are few,
| pridgton flair dame! none deride her)
E. her bushes in shame as she hears the
sdoo
ans make DER "lack of their cider"
Il Stickney in the Portland Argus.
r. launch Reliable from Dark Harbor, with
a,,y on board, was in port Monday.
,.r5ur W. Moore of Stockton Springs was
.4arged from bankruptcy in the U. S. Court
srtland, October LIST.
las and w. A. Swift had raspberries
,4ejr supper October 1st-fine ripe berries
led from their garden.
4. Haney has closed his grocery store at
etport Campground and returned with his
|,ay 20 their Cedar street residence.
ns contract for the wharf, trestle and pier
RI. Toe Mortimer Company's works has
!, laced with Harry Babbidge of Islesboro.
f.: s. Jellison has bought of Charles W.
.;s-rz the Bradbury house, corner of
,-- and Miller streets and will renovate
swHr it,
srrria. endent of Schools A. ]. Knowlton
.-1, 10 The Journal office last week a car
nj tie ox-headsvariety that weighed 10
,,s, and was only inches long.
II ,..ateur city gardener has been raising
ar ratoes. Late in the season a single
n IS planted to use foot of space and
d. ne displayed basket of sixteen table
s.g. stoes-l6 to l.
.eo.- recent nominations by the Governor
r. following: w. A. Walker, Castine,
.,s, If Normal school, term ending April
4.l II. C. Buzzell, Searsport, disclosure
.r soner; Edwin P. Treat. Frankfort, not
9abic.
snael V. Philbrook, one of Belfast's most
.sss farmers, has shipped to Boston this
sr Is bushels of Burbank plums. Mr.
uot has been large grower of cauli-
RI ii this year the grasshoppers destroy
!. nyire crop.
gh r. Howard of East Belfast lost horse
III. &. The animal strayed away and was
,.ag for in vain until last Friday, when it
ind dead near the Mark Woods place. 1t
.-E5t to have eaten green corn or some
~ sgetable to repletion and died of collie
far1se Chapter, O. E. S.,will give aiharvest
rrr and entertainment at Mrs. H. E. Nc
.1 residence, IA Church street, tomorrow,
ay Dctober 8th; with supper at $50 p. m.
tation is extended to all members of
oder of the Eastern Star. Tickets Is
eight on the spars received at this
or asst week from Oregon to Pendleton
TIERS is said to have been $500. The sticks
he four-masts are eight-sided, thus reduc-
=ir weight. They are so dark from
SIRE to the weather that they resemble
p.ne, but are said to be Oregon spruce.
are for the schooner W. ]. Lermond
! John C. Gray of Belmont is raising
,= Mr.. Gray procured the seed from Mr..
,s Iekery, Auburn, and he says that Mr..
er raises them by the wagon load. Last
produced ripe melons in just so days
anting. This year, the season being a
favorable, took bit longer, but they
ia1 Just the same-Turf, Farm and
are two English thorn trees on oppo-
of Franklin street which for a time
s. I'd on alternate years. This year one
IN with blossoms, while the other had
zew. Another thing was noticed this
Nc. The leaves on one tree had turned
nd begun to fall while the foliage of
Ter was still fresh and green.
~unday, October 10th, the steamer Cas-
i make an excursion to Vinalhaven,
lewis wharf at 9 a. M, and will make
at Camden each way, SO that those
not care to go farther down the bay
sit in Rockland or Camden, or go to
-art Beach for dinner The restaurants in
haven will be notified of the coming of an
Tsjon.
R. H. Howes, Rev D. L. Wilson, Messrs.
Chase and c. Harmon were recently
t committee to select new piano for
Masonic Lodge rooms. Bids were submit
nd Frank Lords was the lowest. An ex-
mt Hallett & Davis grand piano was secur-
nd has been placed in the main hall for
# all the masonic bodies and for enter
=nts at the public installations.
rlNERY OPENINGS. By mutual agree
all the Belfast milliners have their open
On the same day, an excellent arrange
. for them and for their patrons. Next
riay, October 9th, is the day selected for
of the latest styles and novelties
NJ and winter millinery, personally selected
e Boston and New York markets. 1t will
i attractive display, to which the public
daily invited. A special invitation is ex-
ed to visitors from out of town.
n LITERATURE CLUB. At special meet
q the Literature Club held at the home of
Misses Mathews, High street, last week.
officers were elected: President,
Maude E. Mathews; secretary and treas
Miss Caroline w. Field; executive COM
ee; Miss Margaret N. Hazeltine, Mrs. j. C.
IAN and Miss Florence E. Dunton. The
mas membership of IS. The study of
ming will be continued the coming year.
'irst regular meeting of the season will be
her 18th, and the meetings will be held