The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-10

.s.fSloslng plAt the post Office.
" sRsPof' 1ppJNCs. At the post Office.
srccEToNo s Sr At the store of l. H. v.
5TNrFFF0f''
sssrf =, Store of D. J. Dickens;
eTf,ND& man Searsport and M. ]. Dow,
3, authorized agents to receive SUBJ
s-coss' ~ and advertisements.
.cdpt'ps .'a,,cAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
limo Day, November oath.
Rs. will meet with Mrs. Howard
inv next Monday evening.
J W." Thompson has entered the dry
Nis' Of James H. Howes and will be
~ ,.., ed. through the holiday season.
snFH .ioners of Rev. Albert E. Luce Of
9b' Pa. artly of Belfast, gave Mrs. Luce a
p ,,o.. party on her birthday last week.
'fP. ...-salist Social Aid will meet with
lbe Hutehins, Miller street, this,
sr ofternoon at 2.3o o'clock.
gus III he q dance at Mystic Grange Hall.
lhe's ,.,r,ont. Saturday evening, November
Csntsi .,b music by Waterman's Orchestra.
49, e.. If the Universalist society have
IAs ,' nold their annual fair at the church
ftna'4 Thursday and Friday, December LIST
rtsry an lH'''D
u-s F A. Wilson will move into
III house at the corner of Franklin
DE l. streets November 18th. They have
',.3 The 5opse for a year.
e-s,,es Howes entertained sixteen
a'S ,5,s. at a thimble party at her home
lop s.r.3sy afternoon. Delicious refresh
a'' w. Nv. served and the guests report de-
tchtpI .ims
II ..,,a4 meeting of the w. C. T. U. will
i p',l amor w. Friday, at 2.30 p. M, with
% -, y,, rtt,efeld, 6s Union street. Special
We .-b. Loyal Temperance Legion" in
wy" Mrs Alice Cannon.
,,g IS !. Hatch of Augusta, repre-
Maine Farmers Mutual Fire In
'D"' f., gifusted small fire damage at
~ Ab1,.ts farm in Knox. The chief
"D' bic. week : wash on the clothes drier
5l s.5ge The loss on the Nathan Far
-..- 15rthrort, from lightning, adjusted
y- as-.f last week, has been paid.
nj. .+.z oi the Military Whist parties to
.,., off HE Home for Aged Women have
.-,.rai TO November 18th and December
i. ar account Of the meetings of the Eastern
g., an taa former dates.
,.- saturday, the male members of the
-.,itv RI. ~med Church met and worked all
a. .,.onrg the church cellar. The ladies
,,.,i .--l picnic dinner. They were unable
|. ,,oelsts the work and met again Monday,
n. i.iia. furnishing another picnic dinner.
,.r.si-z And provided the cement. Every
a., ..oY, the church was put in readiness for
Sltst
Y.. r,ra dorison entertained at bridge
!. .s, b9re on Court street last Friday even
~ Mrs Ralph L. Cooper, Mrs. John c. Pills
irr Miss katherine C. Quimby, Miss Flor
g,s NJ. Hit Miss Elizabeth A. Quimby, Miss
gr.Iyr Morrison and Miss Frances Howes.
W. .iq7- will form bridge club for the win
ii.
The Ballast correspondent of the Waterville
s1tiae say that the rumor that Sheriff-eiect
Ngsr5 Jenkins Of Monroe would not qualify
incorrect. that he will be on hand January
1T to take the oath and assume the duties OF
be Office that the deputy sheriff and turnkey
1.-THE al. IN this city will be Percy Edgecomb,
nd tha. C 0. Dickey of Northport will be one
dias deputies.
"Ocr George has presented u volumes OF
books TO the Belfast Public Library. When
s.ed what they were, he replied: "Some be-
NHgei to The house; some to the Haraden's;
,ne to 5hsrles and Eddie Quimby; some l
borrower and never returned, and some l stole.
There we're some religious books among them,
ht would never steal or borrow or read one
dtaeu About 10 volumes were sent to the
Ennst9r library,
NcE rs.F FILLS. A Belfast lady had long
beea aro.gej by an invasion of mice in her
IsHiry arm as unable to dispossess them. Re-
Gently -0a hal occasion to go to the pantry for
sae u1dr ver pills and in getting them
hom .ss's Hled them, and not wishing to
e-gs oh loft fhnro in
email tist lie next day she found the pills
bad disappeared, and so had the mice, and the
Ayts- HaH Dot sturned. This discovery may
Ftlae fanny eat out of commission, curtail
DE sale mouse traps and cause an increased
0sHaIa or well known patent medicine.
Last tall Walter j. Clifford had the ground
f9Tei IN front Of his residence on Northport
A'sHue and two large drains built, extending
non the rear to the front of the lot. This
'eason the lot was graded and he now has
NICE lawn sloprng from the house to the ave-
I've This was formerly the Salmond place
''l was always attractive. The house stands
VEL 0aef from the road and there are many
@a1sone trees Mr. Clifford has rebuilt one
" NE Old buildings at the rear of the house
:" workshop and does his sign painting
there
An QLp-IIAF STORY. At the time of the
-us'SA occupation OF Castine very original
.U fearless character lived in Islesboro. who
=. some reason had been christened Hayti.
! r'''' DIS now, general store was kept at
= ,''s1 eoee on the site of the present one.
4 Jay number of men were gathered at
r, s'ofe taking, and among them a General
). .'''"g 'T Goslin, an English officer stationed
~'9uNe' Soon Hayti walked in, and some
: Introduced him to the officer. care you
a a. 1oSHng? said Hayti. 81 am" replied
rs 'lacer Well, damn the goose that
''uel Vel was the retort.
4, S'oE OF EGGS. Eggs were As cents
~, ,' a'' week. with an upward tendency. A