The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-09-01

HE Improvement Society will meet in the
rooms Of the Belfast Musical Society, Monday
September 9Th, It $50 p. m.
The regular monthly business meeting Of
the Women's Hospital Aid will be held with
Mrs. s. W. johnson, Court street. FRIDAY. Sep
TENDER End, at $50 p m.
The ball game given for the benefit OF the
hospital Saturday, August 9th, netted the sum
Of $5S92 and the management wish to extend
thanks to all who in any way aided in making
It a success
/ Steamer Castine will leave Belfast at 8
o'clock next Saturday. morning to take the
Searsport base ball team to Brewer, where
they will play the Easterns. Fare for the
trip, SO cents.
The Musical Society will hold weekly re-
hearsals of the Festival music every Tuesday
evening at 7.3O o'clock in Music hall on Phe-
nix Row. All members are urged to be pres
ent, as the time is limited.
The steamer photographer OF the Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Department OF Commerce
and Labot, Commander Herbert G. Graves.
was at this port yesterday. She has been as
far east az Eastport. Her headquarters are
at Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Drown and daughters,
Ruth and Dorothy have returned to their home
in Mattapan, Mass, after weeks visit with
Mrs M. E, Brooks. Mrs. Brooks, who has
been confined to her home for some time, was
able to meet them at the boat on their arrival.
Miss Ethel Webster, who has been living in
the Knowlton block on High street, has been
ill for some time, Tuesday night City Mar
shall Kimball thought she appeared insane and
after close watch of her tenement took her
in charge, and she will be held pending meas
ures to take her to the insane hospital in Ban
gor
If YOU have anything for publication in next
weeks Journal personals, obituary, adver-
tsements, etc.-send it in today, if possible; if
not, tomorrow or next day. Don't wait until
Wednesday, the day we go to press. Every
week we are obliged to leave out matter that
is received too late to put in type and which
in some cases might have been sent in week
or more earlier.
SA1~-'N1 NANDNoAfA7
TIoN free lecture will be given at the Otis
store, Citypoint, Tuesday, September 9Th, at
IT'S pm c. ]. Peterson, v. D. M. of New
York, will deliver most interesting lecture on
the following topics: Where are the Dead?
Thieves in Paradise. The Bible truth concern
ing these subjects has long been misunder-
stood. Hear, and then judge All are well
come. No collection. Undenominational.
hearing in the case of Arnold Harris vs.
The Masonic Temple Association was held in
the court room last Tuesday before Justice
William P. Whitehouse of Augusta. The &C
ton was to recover for damages alleged to be
caused by drain that extends from Masonic
Temple through property of the plaintiff.
Hon. W. P. Thompson of Bangor and Hon.
George E. Johnson appeared for the plaintiff
and Hon. Robert F. Dunton for the Associa-
ton. Judge Whitehouse reserved his decision
and it will probably be given at the September
term>of the Supreme Judicial Court in Belfast.
SHE SETTLED. Mrs. w. E. Burbank, who
obtained two suits of clothes for her small boy
and millinery for her own use from Belfast
stores, and with her husband, son and bull dog
left for Rockland without paying for the goods
or settlement of their board BILL and was ar
rested in the LIMERICK city and brought back
to Belfast, was tried in the Police Court Thurs
day and bound over in $500 bonds to the Sep
TENDER term of the Supreme Judicial Court.
Failing to secure bail she was committed FRI
day her husband made satisfactory financial
settlement with the parties interested and
later she was released on bail and with her
husband and little son left on the Friday after
noon boat.
NEW ADVERT sEMENTs. James H. Hcwes
Odd Fellows block, announces final mark
down of summer skirts and dresses E.
R. Spear, General Manager of the Waldo Tee-
phone Co., has something to say concerning
the telephone and would like to further ex-
plain the service his company can give YOU. J..
The Holeproof stockings require no mending.
Sold only at The Dinsmore Store . Carleton
Doak, attorney and counsellor at law and notary
public, gives special attention to collections and
makes prompt returns. {. Mr.. and Mrs. A P
Robinson and family of Belfast publish card
of thanks. "A desirable upstairs tenement,
: W. NV AooiiiSt " leC. Apply 10 Alice b.
Ihombs, Grove street earle & Jones will
have ten days sale-September LIST to 10th
OF fruit jars and tin top jellies. This is the pre-
serving season and here is your chance. All
hammocks at half-price during this sale. The
sale closes Saturday night, September 10th -.
earle & Jones will put complete photograph
with records in your home for a ten days free
trial. They sell the Edison Photograph. Write
them for catalogue of monographs and
records. See statement of the Belfast Loan
and Building Association . Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Mckinley. Mr.. and Mrs M. C. Stevens and Mr.,
and Mrs. D. M. Kimball publish a card of
thanks.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh hot connot ba o,,,oI H.,