The Republican journal., 1910-09-29

/ rred & spinney will open his school Of dan
,;.n snd a.semhlies Monday evening, October
! 10th. at Odd Fellows H; il, with term OF 10
evenings, Ladies' $500; gentlemen $4.O in
Guiding assembly.
There will be an important meeting of the
+-us+ees Of the Waldo County Agricultural So
! cietv at the court house tomorrow rrioay-
J S:.t ~. ,sua, hour and all members are
invited to be present
Residents of this city who are interested in
Spirtualism should not fail to near MRS May,
Pepper Vanderbilt Sunday afternoon and even
| ing October End, at Memorial Hall. Mrs Van
| derbilt presides over her own c.au-c y II Brccl-
! lvn New York. Her work has attracted world
wide interest and was recently reviewed by the
| New York World in detail
| The annual street parade, concert and mask
| ed ball given by Tarratine Tribe OF Red Men
of this city, and which has attracted great
deal of attention, will take place on Thanks.
giving night. instead Of on Washington's birth
dav as has been the custom in past years. 1t
| will be one of the popular features of the win
ter season. Some portrayal of Indian life will
be given at this ball under the direction of
| Orrin J. Dickey, as has been the custom in the
past.
has sold for Ralph l. Morse to Edward N.
Eames and Hugh ]. Tallant of Boston 100
acre timber lot at Mason's Mills, East Belfast.
| Harry H. Simpson has bought of Albea E.
Hutchins house on Union street. -. John 0.
Black has bought the Priscilla Mathews place
on MAYO street and will move there October
1st We hear of several other deals, not COM
pleted.
| STEAMER NOTES. The following changes are
to be made in the schedules of boats running
out of Bangor: Beginning October LIST the Ire
mont will not land at Standpoint, Ryder's Cove,
Hughes Point and Eggemoggin, and will not
land at Manset except Saturdays. She will
leave that terminal every Monday morning on
| her trip up river The Rockland, beginning
October 4th, will leave Bangor at l 80 p. M,
! instead of 2.15 and will make but four trips a
week, dropping out Tuesday and Friday trips.
Mrs F. G. Spinney, milliner, announces her
opening of fall and winter millinery for Satur-
day, Oct LIST Opening of fall and winter
millinery at The Fashion, High street, Satur-
day, Oct. LIST The opening of fall and win
ter millinery at E. X. Brier & Co.'S formerly
Mrs H. B. Cunningham's), Miss Clara john
son of Boston, mlliner, will take place Satur-
day, Oct. LIST :. Miss Louise H. Ferguson an
nounces her opening of fall and winter mil
linery for Saturday, Oct 9Th.
The charge of 1nanslaughter against Sidney
E. Bennett of ths.city for the killing of Mrs.
Hattie French Thomas in her home here on
February 22nd slast was mol pressed in the Su-
preme Court Tuesday motion of County
Attorney Buzzell. Bennett and Ira S. Grady,
a Unity blacksmith were indicted on charge
of murder at the April term of court. Grady
was tried last May and was acquitted. Then
the charge of murder against Bennett was re-
duced to one of manslaughter and the case
| continued to this term of court.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones ad-
vertise a 80 1-3 per cent discount sale fol
Thursday and Friday, September 10Th and 3Ott
two days only-on agate ware, tin ware anc
wire goods. H. M. Black 107 Main street
announces her fall line of ladies' underwear
hosiery, neckwear, yelling, etc. Also nlct
lines of other goods, including Fownes gloves
fall shirt waists, embroidery goods and silks
:. Hutchins Brothers granite and marble
works, Front street, are overstocked on monu
ments and will sell them at discount. Cal
and see.....A grocery in East Searspor
park near the B. & A. R. R. Terminal is of
fered for sale Two story building. Will sci
stock and sell or rent building. Apply to Post
master, Park, Me-. The Holeproof are thu
original guaranteed stockings. Sold only
The Dinsmore Store. See advts of the loca
millinery openings. You cannot fail to SCI
the advt. of F. L. Adams Eye Specialist, Ode
Fellows block Belfast. Charles W. Freder
lex, Congress street, Belfast, offers for sale /
set of Appleton's Encyclopedia at SO cents 1
volume, complete set of Harper's magazine
bound in cloth, from the first volume published
in June, 1850 to December, 1877, at 70 cents
volume. and number of old books at equally
low prices . The Bracket Printery is ready
for business at l25 Main street, opposite the
post office. Regal shoes for women, $3.50
81 and IS, and genuine $3 value IN woman
boot for $225 at The Dinsmore Store. Will
sons White Pine and Tar, large bottle, only
25c at the City Drug Store. -. Twenty mer
are wanted by the CoeMortimer Co., Belfast
Eight months steady employment for the
; right kind of men,. Mrs. Florence Gray Lo
gan, No. 20 Bridge street, is prepared to re-
sumo her former work of nursing. Mrs
~, Ill Tr11Ip
Brown publish card of thanks -. Two-story
house and lot, corner of Waldo avenue ant
Bridge street, for sale. Inquire of Fred I
Chase, Is Main street. Belfast. Companion
and assistant wanted for an elderly lady. APP
ply to C. W. Wescott, City National bank. -.
Cure your cold in "a hours with Foss' grip ane
cold tablets Sold at the City Drug Store.
Deposit book issued by the Waldo Trust Co
lost. Finder please return to Frank |: Wiggin
, treasurer. The family of the late Mrs. AIDE
laide C. Weber publish a card of thanks.
See professional card of H. A. Wood, M. D.