The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-03
z NEWS OF BELFAST.
,u,,sHERs' NOTICE.

,;ss of The Journal are on sale at
s.nssiiowing places; ,,st otsce
"sfsRSPon, SPRINGS. At the post office.
S7oCkInvn@o At the store of l. H. W.
EMBFFV'''
gssrf, Store of D. J. Dickens:
f.ypESS, uiyan, Searsport and M. J. Dow,
i. 81 authorized agents to receive sub
sno>s,r g and advertisements.
snP ,1cAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
u Bars sloop yacht Fiona has been
vaF' at at Macomber's.
,,ses sign of the times. Broken candy
Ar',', +. Thompson factory is now on
hi ths Ne
S' 1 train was run over the Belfast
~ Rurrham last Sunday to clean up the
0 ro,wlton has sold his hotel property
~ b,r8 to a Mr.. Morse from Vermont,
qif engage in the business there.
,..r be dance at Mystic Grange hall,
lD' g.inont Saturday evening, November
ls'' music by Waterman's orchestra.
the shade trees have shed their
A' a,t the llacs retain their foliage and it
7'''- ,., as in summer. OF the apple trees
S~ A,,-.;,,s hold their leaves the longest.
.,,V]ton is to grade his lot on High
,4,5rjng the Memorial building, and
~' ;8 he about 100 loads of earth to be
np .,.5 which will be free to those who will
Fsltaaay
s-,srds and neighbors of Rev. J. W.
Ali ttypoint called on him last week
~5...s4 ris corn. They brought with them
-.,i ags for q harvest feast and social
ferss anloyed'
If lr1a.d is buying potatoes, apples and
anil ping them by rail to Massachu-
49, i shipped three carloads to Franklin,
~. s week. Mr.. Arnold accompanies the
,;,..s,.. ,d attends to their sale.
.-. combs has contracts for speed
,..4 qr .,r four launches of 80 feet each to
,.a,. fire first of July, 1911. He also ex-
,r.- ,er for a IS foot cruising launch.
J. eg IN addition to his boat shop near
4. ls.sIs Steamship Co.'S pier.
,-.s-03 letters remaining in the Belfast
Vi. flee .5- lae week ending November LIST:
L., . Graves, Miss Georgia Haley,
H., aes. Eliza Parker, Joseph Deroch-
l. Martin nr 6er q letters,) J. H. Dyke,
|r- .rlle.on q letters,) Lewis Robbins,
F. Wtggin.
vs.s,s ea au F. Dunton and Charles P.
s,,se ned last Saturday night via the
ia .r- -lsir hunting trip in the vicinity
L la. c They brought one deer, not
t,r5 raae conditions for big game favor
H. ~~ game was abundant and they
npsl mber of muskrats.
NE R.ueus Alliance of the First Parish
aar e.aranl will meet at the church
ms- dis Thursday, afternoon, at 2.3O
|.n. Mrs Alva Ray Scott of Bangor will
psy apoa he subject of practical Charity"
| he members Of the parish are cordially in
|re3 TO he present at this opening meeting.
Charles " jcbey OF Northport will continue
|Hsy at N3rthport Campground during the
|fas M nhs and Earl Dickey will remain at
|NneoH h return from Aroostook county and
Ii ate ae tore. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey ex-
| t so5u to remove to their farm on the Cam
b stage 'sd, where they will spend the win
|enmth=,
| The meeting of Seaside Chautauqua Circle
| H5e with Mrs, George Mahoney, No. Sal
taatsaeet Monday afternoon, November It'll.
at3g Of Inc C. l.. S. c. book, Industrial and
Sns History Of England" chapters four, five
ntsx with review of the magazine articles
l@a-a and the English Cathedrals. The
9gar Tl include paper, 1.-The Rise of the
lrro's g story, 1.-THE Tower of London"
Ntrs elections from Canterbury Tales;
A'a g, l.iife and description of London
hlgs S. 4uls and Westminster Hall. Roll
a- .yIia.ioBs from 'Ivanhoe.' This is the
EE~rg The c. L. S, C. years work and all
$40 arted in Chautauqua reading will
Uft h Rice, who is to be at the Belfast
Fa Il - friday evening, November 18th,
Till avs: 81 am an enthusiastic adj
gpersonatlon work of Mr. Phi
al h'e as the characteristic Of mas
lilies pontaneous and virile and full
wan nature and truth. At the
"e u Nice is no hap-hazard perform
ina the technique of his profession
n5 Du Sc and message of his play are
-sl i Fn the most careful judgment
Af5fa values. Knowing the man as |
Will as tivated mind, his clean heart
us clear head served by handsome
A4-s and blessed by winning personality,
Fq wonder at the astonishing success Mr..
" 8a' met with in the last two years."
'Ih IT 5. PICTURE EXHIBIT. Remember
'4a'olt Of art masterpieces to be held in
uOFsI Hall tomorrow, Friday, and the next
No'ember 18th and 5th, for the benefit of
9F school The doors will be open from
ana from to 9 p. m. each day. What
'O-' tastes, you will be sure to find some
s" ENJOY in this collection of over two
''- fge mounted photographs, including
VOL scenery, fine examples of architecture
N'Gtore, and rare collection from the
masters Of almost every country of
F am OF almost every school of art
'eFHan, Dutch, French, Spanish, Eng
.l american. The price is only ten cents
"'-'e' end fifteen cents for adults. Come
s~ Misses Elizabeth A. Quimby and
~ D. Morrison, assisted by the young
'Ae senior class. will serve tea for
PTS. il. Give yourselves the double
u S-eing these beautiful pictures,
s''--2 % the beauty of our school room