The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-28

The work on the lower bridge is prosreaainl
1 favorably. New pianking has been laid IRON
the east end nearly to the draw. ana the RAJ
q replaced for about half the distance.
i The steamer which went up the bay las
Monday afternoon, and was thought by SOM
people to be the Presidents yacht the May
flower, was the Millinocket from New YORK
for Stockton Springs.
Mrs. Aurilla C. Pote of New York gave 9
talk on Health and Department at bayslde
Auditorium yesterday afternoon Sne Is an
instructor in reading, dramatic art vocal ano
physical culture, and her address Will De Bay
SIDE, Me-, until September LIST.
FROM THE Law COURT Arescript has been
received from the Law Court in Portland In
the following Waldo county case: MARI
eta Leavitt VS.. Fred A.. Tasker. Dlxmont
parties. Action for partition on real estate
situated in Monroe. Judgment for the plain
tiff for partition"
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post Office for the week ending July 18th: Mrs.
Silvia Ash, Mrs. Guy Fangel, Eta jackson,
Mrs. S. D. Keller, Mrs. Frances May, Mrss
Helen Moody, Miss Marjorie E. Parks. ". 81
Kendall, Charles Mason, Harry Mariner, u.
c. Mcconnell, Fred Twitts.
Weather permitting, there will be a pano con-
cert on the schoolhouse common this ihursday'
evening. The next concert will proDaDiy De
Wednesday evening, August 8. BY request the
Belfast band will repeat their minstrel show
given in the Opera House last spring, the last OF
August. The setting and color scheme VIII De
the same, but the songs, jokes and hits VIII De
new. They are now rehearsng.
Ward Xix, the trusty who took rrehci'
leave" recently from JAIL where ne had oeen
committed to await trial on charge OF lar
ceny. has been traced to Camden. he stole
boat at Saturday Cove the night after he left,
and in it went to Camden, where ne coiiecteo
50 25 due him from man for whom ne worked
as a painter on the Wing cottages III North
port. He is thought to have gone to Rockland.
He is said to have relatives in that vicinity ana
is supposed to be in hiding. reward OF soo
is offered for his arrest.
pairs and alterations his buildings at the
corner of Miller and Charles streets, which
will include stating the roofs, adding storage
room to the l., repairing and enlarglng the
stable by fourteen foot extension IN the rear
and bringing it down to the level OF Charles
street. The stable will be fitted with box stalls
for his horses, finished in hard pine through
out, lighted by electricity, piped for water, and
furnished with everything needed II up to date
fittings.
Miss Elizabeth A. Quimby, Wellesley 'O9, has
heen elected teacher of Latin and German IN
the Belfast High school to succeed Miss Flor
ence E. Dunton, who resigned. MISS hazei
COPELAND of Warren, student at Castlne Nor
NAL school has been appointed as teacher
in the Poor's Mills district; Miss Maude
l. Smith of Searsport, agraduate of Gorham
Normal school, in the Union district and Miss
Myra Fitch of Rockland, a graduate of Castlne
Normal school, will succeed Miss Nellie Hall in
Grade 6. Miss Hall will continue her studies
at Pennington Normal school.
When the Gilbert Transportation Co. of New
H., Va
they had five-masted schooner on the stocks
at Mystic, Conn., The frame was up and most
of the material was in the yard. Mr.. George
A. Gilchest of this city has been negotiating
with the receivers for the frame and material
and if he buys will complete the vessel at Mys-
tic for the George McQuesten Co. of Boston,
but will cut down her dimensions, as the YES
ho t~o Jorrp for
business. Mr.. Gilchrest has gone to New
Haven to look after the matter.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Dollar Shoe
sale at The Dinsmore Store has been great
success, not only in the sales but in the delight
of buyers at getting good dependable shoes
for only 81 pair. There are only three days
more of this sale and it will include ever
greater values than first appeared,as the gaps
in the depleted stock have been filled with
higher priced goods. Remember that this sale
Includes shoes for men, women and children
-. earle & Jones make very liberal offer te
the owners of Edison Photographs. Get them
a customer for an Edison Phonograph-any
style-and they will give you new Edison
Amherol records, worth So. Holeproof stock
ings are guaranteed to be free from holes fol-
six months or new ones will be given free
Sold only at The Dinsmore Store. earle &
Jones announce trimming sale to begin this
Thursday, morning and to continue until theil
stock of nice dress trimmings is reduced. ALL
overs, bands, appliques, passamenteries, ham,
burgs, real torchon laces, ETC., will be placed
on sale at less than cost price. See advt. Of
sale of imported goods in the johnson store
Masonic Temple. ....C Closing sale of trimmed
hats at half price at The Fashion, Lords, High
street. See advt. of 14-foot rowboat wanted.
Newest ideas in designs and materials of popu'
/ lar fancy work at the new store of E. X. Briel
& Co., Journal building. -. Mrs. Fred H. Nor
gan publishes card of thanks. :. See advt. Of
real estate for sale in Standpoint (Stocktor
Sprngs) to settle an estate. 1t includes 9
room house with all modern conveniences ant
so acres of land, more Or less.
nooe oo+C.