The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-10-06

James A. Nckerson, Swan Lake avenue, has
pullet Matched last May that has laid litter
of eggs and is now setting He thinks that is
a record.
telegram was received in Belfast Tuesday
from Ridgewood, N. j., announcing the arrival
of a second son to Mr. and Mrs Hall F. Hoxe.
Mother and son doing well. The new ar
rival has been named for his grandfather,
Capt. Thomas Barr.
Orrn J. Dickey has rendered his resignation
a. secretary and treasurer of the Waldo County
Agricultural Society. He had served in that
capacity for the past three years and worked
hard for the success of the annual fairs and
his retirement from the position will be gen.
orally regretted.
"PAID IN FULL" The attraction at the Bel
fast Opera House Tuesday evening, October
18th, will be the drama paid in FULL by Eu-
gene Walters, which is pronounced by dramatic
critics the greatest play of this generation.
1t had a run of two years at the Astor Theatre
in New York. Prices for this engagement 35,
so and rs cents and ST.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Belfast Fuel &
Hay Co. gives notice that on and after Novem-
Der LIST the price of coal will be advanced rs
cents ton. Those who buy for cash within
80 days will be allowed discount of Is cents
per ton on the prices as advertised. Buy now
and the discount. Regal shoes for
women combine perfect comfort and long serv-
ice with the daintiest of custom styles.
Another advantage Of women's Royals is that
they permanently retain their original custom
shape. You will find them at The Dinsmore
Store. The Holeproof stockings are also sold
exclusively at this store. :. earle & Jones will
have their autumn and winter opening Friday
and Saturday, October 7th and sth when they
invite inspection of complete line of coats,
suits, dress fabrics, etc. and the latest novel;
ties in neckwear and belts do you want to
exchange your old Edison records for new? If
so call at the store of earle & Jones and ask
| for details. Do it now =. Lewis B. Staples of
Stockton Springs publishes caution notice..
/ F. L. Adams eye specialist, Room l, Odd Fell
lows block, makes fitting glasses a speciality
49,. competent bookkeeper and stenographer
is wanted by local industry. Apply by letter
to J, Journal office 80: There will be a free
demonstration Of Chi Namel, the new wood
ish, at the store of Mason & Hall, Main
street, October 10th, 18th and 18th. This
process gives entirely new surface like
veneer. Call and see the demonstrations :.
Girls wanted by the Estabrooks Shirt Mfg Co
THE So-ez dust pan, formerly 25 cents, is
now 10 cents at The Fashion, Hi III street. =.
Girls wanted for shirt work, also stitchers, by
the Estabrooks Shirt Mfg. Co. Pressman
wanted on cylinder and platen presses by the
Courier Gazette, Rockland Me- Lucy and
Amanda Gardner of Lincohville publish card
of thanks. The attention of egg shippers is
called to the advt. Of the Chaplin & Adams Co.,
IS South Market street, Boston.
STEAMER NOTES. The fall schedule of the
Eastern Steamship Co. went into effect Mon
day, October 3d. The steamers now make four
trips week, leaving Bangor Monday, Wednes-
day and Thursday at II a. m. Returning, the
steamers leave Boston Monday, Tuesday
Thursday and Friday at p. m. The service
on the Bar Harbor and Bluehill lines will be
Wednesday and Saturday from Rockland and
Monday and Thursday from Bar Harbor and
Bluehill. The leaving time from Bar Harbor
will be 10 a. m. and from Bluehil at II a. m.
The service by the way of the Sedgwick line
will be discontinued for the season, and land
ing will be made at Sedgwick by the Bar Har-
Dor line steamer. 1t is said that the
steamers Harvard and Yale, built by the East
ern Steamship Co., and now plying between
Boston and New York, have been sold. The
steamers are the most modern on the eastern
coast, are 5000 tons each, and equipped with
turbine engines, using oil for fuel. They are
to be delivered to the purchasers on the Pacific
coast and will leave this side at the end of the
season in October. The steamers of the Vim
alhaven Rockland Steamboat Co. entered nm
their fall schedule Saturday, October 1st The
Governor Bodwell leaves Vinalhaven at Z a. m.
and l p M, and returning, leaves Rockland at
$50 a. m. and $50 p M; calls at Hurricane
each trip. The Vinalhaven leaves Swans
| Island at $50 a. M, for Stonington, North |
Haven and Rockland; returning, leaves Rock
land at 1S0 P m: The service is daily except
Sundays. Until further notice. weather per-
uniting, the Vinalhaven will make landings at
Isle au Haut on Tuesdays and Fridays each
trip. The special low round trip fares over
| the line of the Eastern Steamship Co. went
into effect October Sd and will be in effect to
the "a. inclusive, and tickets bought during
the date Of sale. The fare from Belfast to
Boston and return is 1925. and comfortable
staterooms, accommodating two persons can
be obtained for as low as $3.50 and dining room
service la carte can be secured on the boat at
reasonable rates. The Mechanic Exposition is
on at Mechanics building in Boston from Oc-
tober Sd to the 18th, and this attraction alone
Will attract many to Boston. Steamer Bel
fast made an extra trip to Boston Sunday
leaving Bangor at IL o'clock. noon. This trip
was necessitated by the change of schedule
which went into effect October Sd. The Bel
fast left Boston Monday night, taking the