The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-05-26
oe1Ir NEWS OF BELFAST.
,,,-p,IsHERs' NOTICE.

NhaEn, Store of D. ]. Dickens.
CAGL Sullivan, Searsport and M. j. Dow,
J. o. ars authorized agents to receive sub
Br9oPaors and advertisements.
s'''i -sllcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
u-;,tpr R Biodgett has sold his motor cycle
,--r ross Of Morrill,.
no clue to the horse stolen from the
s- & Clark, as reported in last weeks
Journal
Films, our hustling milk farmer, is
..,,,g b large barn for his farming tools and
carriage
md Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest have moved
..-r. ur 6. ". Stoddard house on upper
Hga zg-et
s. p,rtist church is being painted in brown
l.o trimmings. Walter Roberts is
3one ,r work
.s.es Aid of the M. E. church will
sf Mrs Frank Blodgett tomorrow,
r-o.. e'eanooa,
-,. r. ptal Aid sewing circle will meet
-,.f Mes % Black, Bayview street, Friday,
ya.z-l, at ppm.
--. d, Dewitt and family will move this
Mon street to the home of Mrs.
.-...n sassell. Waldo avenue.
f..-r Las ord finished planting 25 acres of
- . aat saturday. He had large crew
.-. III, -lsned the work right along.
rat II Boston, formerly of Belfast,
- SOME Of the music in the attraction
...era House this, Thursday, evening
.sartt Printery is now ready for bus
.--rav location on Main street oppo-
....s rs flee, very convenient location.
v Mrs. Willis Hazeltine will move
5and house on Northport avenue
-- house on Cedar street the last of
... sureate sermon for the Belfast
.- viii be given in the Baptist
f-e 18th, by the pastor Rev. Arthur
aN.--
1rz Howard Ball of Eagle Island
saturday morning with the re-
-..- son Elmer, who died recently in
s.. aunty Hospital.
ssha kmball has given notice that
- 9rce the law in relation to automo
i1E their horns at the intersec-
.. sells and crossings.
organizaton has been perfected
Nth Calvin Monroe as secretary
Barton as treasurer. The pur-
rganzation is for studying the
S9cialism.
Wnterport Building Co. has been
Winterport, for he-purpose of
.. real estate business, with $4,000
.fa .-u.s. of which nothing is paid in.
esident, Frank T. Bussey of Win
-.. -4surer, Leonard Clark of Winterport.
raper, V. D. M, the noted Bible
.r f-m the International Bible Students
l.-a.. Brooklyn, N. Y, will lecture in
ali, Belfast, Friday, May 9th, at
-u-. a Topic, why, When and How
Es.a. -.-s to Earth Again The Bible truth
e-srl these subjects has long been mis-
.o5---ood Hear, and then judge. Seats
i.5 AID no collection. All are invited to
Ih- f nominations for the stake races of
u5 raj Maine Fair Association in Water
v- gust 30th to September End, include
TIE wing: 2.40 trot. purse $40O, The
Pasture Belfast Pearl Brook Farm, Belfast;
s' asa purse $780, c. L. Austin, Brooks;
--ss, Belfast; 3,year Odds and under,
trot or pace (hopples barely The
f efast; Pearl Brook Farm, Belfast;
oa trot, purse $500, The Pas
-.--- -ast; Pearl Brook Farm, Belfast;
purse $500, The Pastures, Bel
m Brook Farm, Belfast; PA trot,
re Pastures, Belfast.
--. year old son of Ernest Carver of
was held up on the road near the
Northport, last Saturday by an
a.n He was coming for his father,
1g on the Wing cottages at Sat
The man took his horse by the
smanded the youths money. The
', respond Immediately and the ruff
him from the team went through
ard took his change 81 cents, and
and then left for parts unknown.
-ra-Jn was notified and with a large
~g. saarched in all directions but was
= 1G the robber. Young Carver
a..2- a vas a tramp.
mas B. Dinsmore gave the second
Vi bridge parties Wednesday even
.', eaY stn, at her home on Church street.
-r- .s served at o'clock, followed by
-=-+e he rooms were attractively deco
9 red and yellow tulips and narcissus.
Bills H4lA nnsmore, little daughter of Mr..
s wing T. Dnsmore, and Miss Helen
Nsit lie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
-'' w, Wescott ushered at the door.
A. irving T. Dinsmore, Mrs. Edward R.
5raaa o5s Mrs. James S. Hartman and Mrs.
~ Randall assisted in serving. Mrs.
Eating won the first prize, charm
are IN a Florentine frame; Mrs. H. E.
all the second, pink silk scarf, and
9is Dnsmore, pretty pitcher.
" PASTOR WELCOMED. A reception
'-s 'e7 in the vestry of the Methodist
ft' Wednesday evening, May 18th. to well
0R The new pastor, Rev Montford S. Hill,
"# ' and their daughter, Miss Blanche.
-7 MY was made very attractive for the
ith potted plants, flowers, screens
-'s-' to. short musical program was given
'-s -f ting of vocal solo by Miss Kath-