The Republican journal., 1910-08-11

Wanted. at the Waldo County General hos
pltal, one single room to be hh'sneu' slnE'e
beds. folding cot bed. towels. Ded spreads.
old linen. sun veranda with sleeping paVillion,
SlCo for stationary refrigerator
| The annual campmeeting of the Temple
| Heights Spiritual corporation will open Satur-
day, August 18th, and an interesting session
has been planned with able speakers in attend
ance. The concert will be given Thursday
evening, August 18th.
Mrs. William j. Havener of Cambridge,
Mass, will give her annual dance in Memorial
Hall this, Thursday, evening. Music will be
furnished by Reyes orchestra. Dancing will
begin at 10 o'clock. 1t is postponed one hour
on account of the date previously taken by the
benefit party at the Home for Aged Women.
There was no meeting of the Waldo County
Republican club last Monday evening. Judge
Maher of Augusta, who had been announced
as the speaker, was unable to come and did not
notify in time for the club to get another
speaker. We suppose there will be speaking
and refreshments next Monday evening, but
have no authority for making such announce
ment. >
Rev. J. W. Vaughan and the people of City
point extend a cordial invitation to all who
| wish to attend the Sunday services in the
| chapel room of the Otis store at that place.
The services are held Sunday evenings at
o'clock and all who come are sure of hearty
welcome. Sunday, August 14th, Rev. l. w.
Gowen of Weehawken, n j., will speak there.
MIR. Gowen is an old college friend of Rev j.
W. and Rev. VIM. Vaughan and is spending
the summer near the latter's home in East Bel
fast
Don't forget that the Waldo County Agri-
cultural Society fair, cattle show and races, will
take place in this city next week. Tuesday,
August 10th. is the opening day, and there will
De something doin.r every day. The Belfast
Band will furnish music for the three DAYS,
Wednesday will be Governors Day, when Gov
ernor Fernald and staff will be present.
among the attractions will be the prize pony,
We Hill of Portland, expert rifle shooter,
the baby show, fine exhibits in all the depart
ments, and good races every day
A CHALLENGE. To the management of the
Lean Mems Base Ball team of Belfast: Vague
rumors have come to our ears concerning your
proficiency in the art of base ball. We are
quite confident that the honors in the contest
on August 9Th were rightly ours We there
fore issue chalange to you to meet us again
on the Congress street grounds at o. m. on
August 27, 1910.
/ (Signed) MANAGEMENT OF THE FAT MEMS
TEAM
P. S. We would suggest that as your team
which participated in the game above stated
being in some instances over weight that they
go into training that by August 9th they
can qualify as lean.
Ned Stantial is no more, and he will be sadly
missed by his master, Mr.. A. B. Stantial, and
family, and by many others who knew of his
intelligence and fidelity. When Mr. Stantial
came into town with load of truck on cart or
auto Ned mounted guard the vehicle and
allowed no one to approach it. Although small
he had such an air of ferocity that he was a
most efficient watch dog. Monday he accom-
panied Mr.. Stantial up the country in the auto,
but refused to enter the car on the return and
was supposed to have been chasing rabbits.
How he happened to be on the railway track
| and in the way of the o'clock train is not
known, but he was found beside the track near
Beaver Tail with his head crushed and almost
severed from the body. Poor Ned. He will
have more sincere mourners than some of the
two-legged species.
THE 10TH MAINE REUNION. To the COM
rades of companies B. D. and E., 10Th Me- VOL
Mo-, Ual,,z
in Camden August 23d. Comrades, let US
make special effort to rally on Camden and
talk over the time when we boys from grand
old Waldo county first touched elbows at Bath
and for three long years marched side by side
through old Virginia. We may never get SO
favorable chance again for the boys from
this county at Camden. The round trip from
Belfast by boat is rs cents. Throw all cares
aside, meet once more this side of the eternal
camping ground. l wish l could see every
comrade that is alive of the more than Or e
hundred who once composed Company E., my
old company. 1t would be glorious meeting
Come boys, lets goa. Stinson Co. E. 18th Me,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. If you are looking
for bargains in footwear the place to go is The
, Dinsmore store. You will find there $3.50 te
$500 values in Regal low shoes for men anc
women marked down to $2.65, and 215 pairs Of
= women's $500 low shoes at 1920. 1t is grane
. chance to get nice fresh pair of shoes at
very small price. Have you bought any
Holeproof stockings yet? If you want tt
T escape the drudgery of mending stockings fo
six months go to The Dinsmore Store and ge
Holeproofs. =. {. Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Peavey ant
j family publish card of thanks. "A few hat
left for the fair at half price at The Fashion
q Lords. =. Girl wanted to do general house
work in small family. Apply to Mrs. S. S.
Shute, 81 Church street. :. Capable girl want
ed in family of three. Wages SIS per week
No washing. See professional card of earle
IL ton Doak, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Masonic Temple