The Republican journal., 1910-09-15
THE REPuBIIcAN JOURNAL THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is 1910

The Improvement Society will meet It the
ropms Of the Belfast Musical Society Monday
September 10TH. at $50 p m.
The regular meetings Of Thomas H. Marsh
all Circle will be held Tuesday afternoons at 2
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. e L. Bracket returned last Thursday
from trip in Kennebec county, accompanied
by little girl to be placed in the 0Tl's Home.
The Waldo County Supreme judicial Court
will convene in the court house Tuesday Sep
TENDER Goth, Justice Albert M. Spear of Gardi-
ner, presiding.
There will be an excursion to Togus and Au-
gusta tomorrow, Friday, under the manage
ment of Orrin J. Dickey, leaving on the morn
ing train. This is a pleasant outing at this
season Of the year.
A betting Of the members of the Belfast
Yacht Club has been called for this, Thursday,
evening at the rooms of the club on the PEN
dleton wharf. All members are requested to
be present.
Capt. T. D. Barr returned last week from
successful fishing trip to Isle au Haut in his
sloop yacht, the Fiona. The auxiliary Mallard,
Capt. Leroy Coombs, also took party to Isle
au Haul last week.
When the fall time table goes into effect on
the Maine Central, train II will run express
from Portland to Waterville and local from
Waterville to Bangor, taking the place of
train 10, which is not to run east of Waterville
this winter. This train will bring the mail,
oh sho Mt Polfoct oho1t < IN
instead of 555 as at present.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post office for the week ending Sept. 10: Mrs.
E. W. Brace e letters), Miss Fannie Colson,
Miss Sara R. Bridges, Mrs W. Bowden, Mrs.
Margaret Edwards, Mrs. Nellie Ferran, Mrs
F. F. Carter, Miss Alma T. Gray. Mrs Charles
Perkins, Mrs. J. J. Lindsay, Miss Grace Lewis,
Miss May Matheson, Mary L. Pottle Miss
Marion Sayward, Miss Josephine Simpson.
Florence Smith, Mrs. A. c. Tisdale, E. F. Bass
ford, Perley earle, Chas. Colamer, E. O. Fol-
lansbee. Asa Harvey, F. A. Howard & Son,
Henry F. Knight, Thomas B. Kennedy, Geo.
L. Knowles, T. L. Mcmahon e letters). F. D.
Pottle, Joseph Pesnkonis, C. C. Sylvester, j. J.
Tapley, w. M. Wilder, Charles Wyman.
WELCOME TO BELFAST. The announcement
in The Journal last week that Senator J. +.
Taliaferro of Florida had bought the late Hon.
James P White house at the junction of
Church and High streets was pleasing news to
many of our people. Mr. Taiaferro was
close personal friend of the late Charles B. and
BENJAMIN P. Hazeltine and it was through this
acquaintance that he first came to Belfast
many years age. Of late, with Mrs. Taliaferro
and other members of his family, he has been
a regular summer visitor and each year his
liking for the place has strengthened. For
some time past he has had in mind the buying
of a summer home here and has looked at vari-
GUS properties, but one thing and another had
prevented the carrying out of his purpose
until last week, when he bought the place
mentioned of DR.. E. A. Wilson, who has owned
and occupied the house for many years. The
house is a fine specimen of Colonial arehitec-
ture and stands in a commanding position in
spacious grounds adorned with handsome
shade trees and shrubbery. An attraction to
Mrs. Talaferro is that one of the rooms has
fireplace and mantelpiece exactly like one in
her early home in Norfolk, Virginia. DR.. and
Mrs. Wilson will occupy the house this winter,
but will move SO that alterations and improve
ments may be begun early in the spring, as the
Taliaferros expect to be residents of Belfast
for four or five months in the year. Some
work will be done on the grounds this fall.