The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-10-27
( NEWS OF BELFAST.
cuERS' NOTICE.

y ,,spERs' NOTICE.
r''' The Journal are on sale at
s9 BLOWN Path At the post office: &C.. 49,.
o. FspoEl:s SPRINGS. At the posi- ONCE u w
sTooIs1spoFr At the S'0'e VI
s SGf Store of D. ]. Dickens lSs n Dow
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II sulantborized agents 10 receive SUI
erps:- ar md 'sdyertisements.
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..,a sociable Wednesday, Novem-
There "i'' - ar and evening, at Equity
ssn1s Hall. ..,.r storm occurred at a. NJ,
severe 's NJ, damage was done in the city,
gs1ne'0'' Il Adam Nichols in Belmont was
.f''> ownej by L. L. Gentner OF this
Gslas1s'' s,-d Conn. won the free-for-all
1T sa5 l' ',,oooro fair last week, stepping the
sfss D o't,o zl28-4. This horse has rec
% {" .-,o, the City Bakery have enter
lhs '''H. winter routes as follows: In the
dag'' Wednesday and Saturday; in
III N'D'-. stockton Springs Tuesday and
s ,.'',l..t in Brooks Thursday.
i' .s ArrENuoN! The Waldo County
Vsi'''' ..,,cistion will meet with E. M. Bill
Y'iF's Monroe, November Sd. If stormy,
bg' .-.- day. Bring along the picnic
H. h'A- .... forget to bring yourself.-A.
s s, secretary.
p- ,-,.,f the Read Machine Co. in the
Joe ,5e old Read machine shop on
sis''' has been started up, and an ex-
ySl -,, and brass founder will have
f''. THE shutting down of the Duplex
NAs ,..a.o~ 60. has shown the need for
s s,5. 5a varA af this kind
III, nave the pleasure of hearing Mr..
~ g,,s5l jmpersonator, again Novem-
a'.' H- VII present Peaceful Valley
Y 49,. anal ii. sn5 enjoy quaint characters,
- r.r~a- and appreciate keen por-
i-, ,sna. aature, should come and hear
' THIS tts second number on the lee
s,.
...r-. Fan" is the title of a catchy
.,... ,a5s e,!l be presented in the Uni
.5. ...-r Igesday evening, November
.,..a..i from October 25th. Refresh
/ ..gs served The entertainment will
n.- in. spices of the Social Aid and for
L -. rho taureh. The public is cor
|sr -rtoea
...os- service will be held next Sunday at
.- Che Unitarian church. The full
.,r, ,f-7s Belfast Musical society will sing
/, c,-s nj Nozart's Twelfth Mass, and
rr ,s -as1l sewng by Edward Kremser,
h. ,.-.a,y work. Miss Marian Wells will
[,,es. Obj. For the Wings of Dove" by
Ers,s..fa full orchestra, with pipe or
|, vii d. n impairment. Rev. Adolph
fss,Bs5a SID deliver the sermon. The public
ar5a. r'.,ed-
g,,s,s Cnsuerg has offered the use of his
mash coar. 1ring the winter months to the
E,9a.. 4 uE Arthur of this city. The court
Il be d, Their '.sposal on Friday and Saturday
[r-ts saah week and will be under the
LI.pe # Flew David L. Wilson of the North
Emysg4 5ual and Rev. Ashley A. Smith OF
H. First r-vsrsalst churches. Tournaments
kab4 arranged between the three local Courts
h hs .dys are looking forward to many
sasat hours through Mr.. Chenery's kindness.
Po9as Nlls Mrs. Abbie Simmons was
Eet at Mrs. Elsie Banks recently. Mrs.
Eraage Norwood visited in Thorndike last
k.es Miss Nettie Brown. who spent the
k.rrer al he old homestead, has gone to the
lit, vaere she has employment. Mr.. w. A.
Em,1a 18s oeen having quite serious time
Eh ole eye. caused by getting something into
f..MY bunker of Howard, R. l., has been
Fnng her laughter, Mrs Richard Merriam.
Mr. ami Nrs f. L. Toothaker and Mr.. and
~ Leslie M;ler were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Il Wentworth one evening last week.
Fs-s- 'EANGEs The following changes in
r .s-" edules are reported from Wash
Il Iro. inw Leave Troy daily except
aia. q al and p. m; arrive at Unity by
A2g e'a ri p NJ; leave Unity daily ex-
p naa aceipt of mail from trains due
IA rt.. Ho 20. NJ. but not later than 10
s0' .. .Irve at Troy in one and one
7ogss searsmont to Union. Leave
sss u las evcept Sunday, at a. M; ar
peat -.a a. m; leave Union daily ex-
F"SH!e eceipt of mail from train due
@9I L not later than 6 p. m; arrive
sesl'. t -aree hours; effective October
ap'ER.sFu LETTERS. The following I'M
-ne- letters remaimed in the Belfast post
Slef fac week ending October 25th: Mrs.
'n' basSnen, Miss Katie 7. Buckley, Miss
A1si Cole Miss Florence 3. Cook, Mrs.
'a' Cement Miss Gladys Darby, Mrs. Efie
''S Miss Myra Fitch, Florence Graylog,
H. al. Herrick, Miss Agnes Hills, Mrs. l..
tsns' Miss NJ. l.. Jones, Mrs. C. ]. Miner,
-s Aerlthew, Mrs Guy Marden, Miss Caro-
A'nce Miss Dorothy Newman, Madge
.'ie " letters, Miss Annie Wilton, Mark
p1"'Se Albert E. Baker, Harry Daum, j.
way II N. Higgins, ]. H. Lawrence, Chas
Sg hester Larrabee, C. E. Nickerson
'' 81 Stubs Geo. Wentworth, F. w
harvest supper given in Trinity Re.
'Aureh last Friday evening was at.
A're than one hundred people. The
seating sixty were set twice and the
~ 1-naart and appetizing. Mrs. A. K
aaf charge of the supper and was
'.''''e7 by Mrs. Byron Rogers, Mrs
Vs.o' Mrs. Fred Kruger, Mrs. Emery O
and Mrs. Frank B. Strout. Following
-fPe'a social evening was passed. during