The Republican journal., 1911-10-19

I The W T. C. U. will meet with Mrs. W. J.
Heal. 60 Miller street, tomorrow, Friday,
afternoon at 2.so o'clock. All members are
requested to be present.
In a game of football on the Mcclellan field
last Saturday afternoon the Belfast High
school team was defeated by the Camden High
school team in a score of 80 to 0. The local
te I'M were no match for the visitors but played
plucky game.
NEW READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT. James
H. Howes will open his new suit and garment
department in the annex to his store in Odd
Fellows block, just completed next Saturday.
This is a one story brick building, Il feet 10
inches by "a feet, with cement floor, hardwood
finish and steel ceiling. 1t is lighted by five
large windows with prism glass tops, has
door opening on Beaver street and spacious
entrance from the main store. The suits and
garments were formerly kept in the rear of
the store, but as the space there was made
quate the department was moved upstairs,
and finding this inconvenient the present an
mex was decided upon and built. The public
are cordially invited to the opening.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The schooner Mary Au-
gusta, which has been laying in the stream for
some weeks, was taken out on Gilchrest's ma
rine railway last Sunday for minor repairs and
will load lumber at the wharf of the Duplex
Roller Bushing Co. for Boston :. Sch. Julia
Francis, which brought cargo Of soft coal
here from New York for the Consumers Coal
company. sailed Monday, light, for Cutler to
load slaves for New York. Sch. Nile arrived
last Sunday from Weymouth. Mass, with fer
tilizer for Jackson & Hall. :. The Rockland tug
John Charles Morrison lowed the schooner
Brigadier to Rockland last Saturday. The
schooner is to load stone at Long Cove.
THE PRESTON LIVERY STABLE. Capt. John
". Jones has bought of Dr. j. B. Darling the
building on Washington street occupied by him
as veterinary hospital and has leased it for
term of years to William G. Preston for
livery stable The equipments are frst-class
in every way. The basement is less than
year old, has cement foundation with As
stalls and there are 10 stalls on the first floor
city water and electric lights. This makes
| it possible for Belfast to have one of the best
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State. Mr.. Preston has an excellent business
already is a straightforward business man.
courteous to every one, and a good citizen
DR.. Darling will remain in the building for the
present ard can be found there as usual by
those requiring his services.
LIQUOR CASES. Harry w. Baker was before
Judge Knowlton Of the Municipal Court We'd
nesday morning charged with single sale of
liquor. Sheriff Jenkins made the complaint
and John Harvey testified that he bought
half pint of whiskey of Baker at his saloon on
Main street and drank part of it in the sa-
/ loon. Judge knowlton found Baker guilty.
/ and fined him 500 and costs and 80 DAYS in
Jail and in default 80 days additional He an.
pealed to the January term of the Supreme
Judicial Court with John F. Rogers and P. r,
Gray sureties. Charles Collins, clerk for
Baker. was before Judge Knowlton in the
afternoon like charge with John and
Cyrus E. Harvey witnesses. 1t was testi-
fled that the defendant SOLD only Uno beer and
he was discharged