The Republican journal., 1910-09-22
Mr.. Albea E. Hutchins has sold his house, Nc
Union street, to Mr.. Harry H. Simpson.

TO make MISS A. A. Heath, former president of
the county. memorial member Of the State.
The Universalist Social Aid will meet with
Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley, Church street, this,
Thursday. afternoon at 2.30 o'clock A full
attendance is requested.
At meeting of the trustees of the Belfast
Savings Bank, September 10Th, Ralph M. John
son of Belfast was elected trustee to fill the
vacancy caused by the recent death of Fred G.
White. aA
Prof. L. H. Stevens of Lynn, Mass, will
come to Belfast, October 9Th. He has engaged
Odd Fellows Hall, Belfast and Adams Hall,
Unity, and will conduct classes in dancing at
both places. Prof. Stevens is a frequent visitor
in Belfast
Miss Margaret N. Hazeltine will give re-
port of the Missionary Conference in Edin-
burgh, Scotland, at the meeting of the North
Church this, Thursday, evening. Miss Hazel
tine attended the conference on her recent
trip abroad and her report will be of worth
and interest.
The Belfast Fuel Hay Co. publish the fol-
lowing notice to their patrons in this issue:
lowing to the death of our late Mr.. White a
reorganization of the company is necessary.
We therefore request those patrons indebted
convenience"
There will be an all-day picnic on the
Vaughan shore, East Belfast, next Saturday.
The Trinity Reformed church and Mason's
Mills will unite in clambake and corn roast
If the day is pleasant a delightful time is as
sured. Rev. William L. Brewer will be guest
of honor on this occasion.
The pet cat, yellow and white coon about
year old, of Mrs. Will R. Howard at her home
at the Battery, was left with Mrs. S. w. John
week ago the cat strayed away or was stolen.
The finder will confer favor on both ladies' by
returning the cat to Mrs. johnson.
The Belfast party, who will attend the W.
C. t. U. State convention in Portland, will
leave next Tuesday on the 1905 train On
their arrival in Portland everyone is requested
to go to the Congress Square church, where
entertainment cards will be given Half price
rates are usually given. Everyone is invited
to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Estabrooks, who
have been spending the past week at Swan
lake at their cottage, returned to their home
on Church street today, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar LeBart of Charlestown, Mass
who have been staying at the Swan Lake
house for some weeks. Mr. and Mrs. LeBart
and Mr.. and Mrs. Estabrooks will leave to-
morrow for Richmond on the Kennebec for
short stay.
At the regular meeting of the Improvement
Society in the Belfast music room last Monday
a committee consisting Of Rev Adolph Ross
bach, Rev. A. A. Smith, Mr. E. r. Pierce, Mrs
Charles H. Crosby and Mrs. H. H. johnson was
appointed to make the arrangements for a
public reception and special program for some
date in October A meeting of the committee
will be held with Mrs. johnson tomorrow,
Friday, night.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsmore, Mr. and
Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore and little daughter
Ruth were in serious carriage accident last
Sunday afternoon. They were enjoying ride
with a pair of horses from livery stable and
when just beyond Park one of the horses
fell and the other fell on him. The carriage
tipped forward and the party jumped to
the ground, all but Mr.. l. 7. Dinsmore fell
free from the carriage and horses. He fell on
one which kicked him in the right thigh caus-
ing an ugly, although not serious flesh wound.
The ladies' went to the nearest houses for as
sistance, and Mr.. Thomas B. managed to keep
the horses down until help arrived. They
kicked fearfully, injuring themselves and the
carriage Miss Rebecca Ross of Searsport
kindly brought the Dinsmores to Belfast and
the owner went over for the team.
STEAMER NOTES The two new steamers
which the Eastern Steamship Co. is contem-
plating building for the Boothbay division of
the line will be 100 feet long, 20 feet wide with
a four foot guard on each side, making the
craft Is wide from guard to guard. The new
steamers will not have as much freeboard as
the Boothbay and it is thought that steamers
of the above mentioned dimensions can be safe
ly navigated down the crooked Sasanoa and
through the island channels if they do not
draw more than eight feet of water. Over that
depth they would have trouble According
to an Eastern Steamship company bulletin
issued Thursday the service on the Bar Har-
Dor line, commencing October 8, and also on
the Blue Hill line will be Wednesday and Satur-
day from Rockland, and Monday and Thursday
from Bar Harbor and Blue Hill. The leaving
time at Bar Harbor will be 10 a. M, and at
Blue HILL II a. m. Service via the Sedgwick
line will be discontinued tor the season and
landing will be made at Sedgwick by Bar Har-
Dor line steamers
THE BAND M1NsTRELs. Remember the min
strel performance by the Belfast Band this,
Thursday, evening. J. Lee Patterson, the
director, is making every possible effort to
make this performance superior to those of
past seasons. There will be new jokes and
songs, and among the special features will be
the Patterson saxaphone quartet, trombone
solo by H. A. Drnkwater and duet by Messrs.
John Parker and Arthur johnson. Give the
boys good house Following is the cast and
program:
Interlocutor, J. Lee Patterson
Bones, Tambos
Charles Hammons W. j. Clifford
Ross Hammons Clarence Hall
Fifteen Men in Circle
Keyes' Orchestra of Eight Pieces