The Republican journal., 1910-10-13
,rWs OF BELFAST.
surKs. NOTICE.

:. ~ If The Journal are on sale al
ssisor ss4 pat At the post office.
aoS SPRINGS. At 1 the post " ONCE = w
isIlsrsSF0R''
fsS,,f Store of D. ]. Dickens:
rrDE n;van Searsport and M. J. Dow
b. n.n'tborized agents to receive sub
NIX; !. ~ and advertisements
ripti''' ~,,cAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
.rsment Society will meet with
bs . .. pote Monday, October 18th at 2.so
,em Consult the new time table
pN s' East branch, which went into effect
' g.. Aid Of Trinity Reformed Church
IL L''', y, morrow, Friday, afternoon with
n {. O Peniist0n'
- ,..;,srsslist Social Aid will meet with
if' Mason. Waldo Avenue, this, Thurs
!, , -s.-r at .. 80 o'clock.
y Mass. subscriber writes: "Your
'.,sA3 for each week with interest in
NJ mos Of our former home"
u he a dance at Mystic Grange hall,
per g.ln,ont Saturday evening, October
Fas musis by Waterman's orchestra.
Griffin, whose farm is on the
~ ,c,j IS gathering his apples and will
T' ..,, 400 bushels of exceptionally fine
wsshe bsgged eight woodcock last
w. hi his first bird hunt of the season,
...-, amber than fell to the guns of four
r,.. ,oortsmen who were afeld the same
q rss,son has a small ounce tree on his
7 .r-r.5int which this year is we'll laden
- I,.-s veil ripeEed fruit and is very at
! -. 40 well as unusual sight in this vi
biz
Ia. r chapman, who recently bought the
y. Patterson house on Union street, had
...,.y sold bl. rlace on Belmont avenue to
,-,- # eston, Mass, who has moved
:. ,,s .alsr p,ssession.
n. s5r z Healey has moved from the
....r. ,5as- 1r Union street to the Burkett
Miller street and Robert Clements has
-.,l.5s qtter and taken rent in the Hay
:; 5,.,s on Fe 'eral street.
a,5a i-sr students at the University of
=. ~ pledged to the several fraternities
h..Ts T. $ Stevens, Belfast, Beta
,5,- chapter Of Alpha Tau Omega; Mark
.a.-- ssshoro, Beta Theta Pi; ]. O.
Nv Belfast Geta Kappa.
r,s sr5 n the Maine Woods contest was
. Nlgy haa5ourne, owner of the Chase
a ,9rls bingham, Me-, who was helped by
IN, t-a.l Belfast. He had 17,718 votes.
.HL. Y uoi-ock, who is at the Chase Pond
,s gr..s, lnder date of Oct 5th: Had
rid hing and the season opens for hunt
with most Of the sportsmen bringing in
stiag
.aoen- mention of the success of A. B.
rtsl in Easing musk melons equal to those
iucaa anywhere it was suggested that he
rarss pneapples and bananas. Last
X another evidence of the success Of our
&. gardeners came to us in sample of
put. raised by Mr.. Edison Sherman, So
"a street To show that they were the
TIM he whole plant, with the peanuts
eaed Is the roots, was sent. Peanuts are
az N other sections of the country as
iers and as COOLERS.
taHeetiHg Of the trustees of the Waldo
nv Agricultural society Oct. 4th, John
bury Waiter j. Clifford, Amos A. Colcord
sh Richie and Isaac F. Kendall were
TED t5 membership. One of the grand
u po7ds, No 7, was ordered destroyed, it
ng been cancelled " payment. Plans
= MADE for some extensive work at the
lals ana rebuilding the poultry house,
d vas blown over and partially wrecked
h high wind Of Sunday The building was
9'ilene~ ones built this year.
ut be receiving tomb, designed and being
/ ag q Heal of Belfast, is to be pre-
ie 10 l-e Town Of Searsport by Mrs. A. ].
ls'. memory of her late husband.
aF1H--s 30 be of Norridgewock granite,
4..aa= # which have already been re-
Eel be tomb will be provided with
DE '.p-er-ge5ered doors with bronze fit
p enc every part will be of the most sub
Wa. 74ia In the roof are a number of
"E stones 1t is expected that the
a''soa Memorial tomb will be completed
l'a5, io dse this winte~.
e aa'e received from The Knox Club of
10Y an invitation to be extended to the
Hi d The journal living or visiting about
''h % attend the social gatherings of this
Of Maine Club, which are held at 200
''g''n Ave, Boston, Mass, each month.
'Rie Of Meetings can be ascertained by
ny at The building or by addressing the
'leA-' Mr. Geo. Z. Dunn, % Central Street,
'A' The Club is purely social organiza-
charging small fees and giving pleasant
's'' and Is named in honor of Gen. Knox of
1t. VINO did much fertilization work about
'' curing me revolutionary war. The
meeting will be held at 200 Huntington
~ tuesday evening, Oct. 18th.
!, Ri EXHIBIT. The Belfast High
vi VIII hold On Friday and Saturday, NV.
''' ''' at Memorial Hall, a picture exhibit
'1'ua' interest. The object of this ex-
= primarily to raise money with which to
t''ufeS tor the school-rooms; and it is
W wat some who cannot themselves attend
+S-P The cause either by subscriptions
y. ID die teachers, or by purchasing sew
's's ol young people who will call
'4s' The prices of tickets will be ten
IH'llren, and fifteen cents for adults.
'''e'es can scarcely fail to be of interest