The Republican journal., 1911-11-23
THE NEWS OF BELFAST

- Watervllle with palf OF western norses.
--sre will be dance at Peavey hall, City
- saturday, November 18th with music by
as orchestra.
TIE stores will be closed all day Thanksgiv-
sse5-ding to their advertised agreement.
- his in mind.
season for broken candy has arrived and
-.esday C F, Thompson & Co., supplied
z--els 10 the trade.
a...sr A. Whitehead, an experienced meat
-;z. will have charge OF the meat depart
Il. = Perry's market.
-sw is at work installing the machinery
--s addition to the shoe factory and it will
b. ready for business.
g IN who arrived in this city last Satur-
I'm Dexter reported seven inches of
Il All good sle;ghing in that town
the regular meeting Of Thomas H. Mar
Post, G. A R., Tuesday, Dec. 5th. will &C.
e annual election of officers. All MEM
~ re earnestly requested to be present.
-.s Universalist society, under the auspices
Ladies' Circle and Social Aid, will hold
.rr1ai sale and supper in the church YES
-esday and Wednesday, Dec. 18th and
ewing school will open for the winter
ity building, Saturday, Nov. 18th, at
r. Mrs. Frank H. Mayo will superin-
5.7= work All girls desiring instruction
Welcome.
-=gular meeting Of the school committee
-eld next Monday evening if quorum
--s,=-t. The question of lighting the High
looms will be taken up and the action
mmittee will be awaited with interest
.- fast Candy Co. has installed new
1-5ved peanut rooster, to roast peanuts
Wholesale trade and for their peanut
tor which there is great demand. Next
-aev are to install some new machinery.
3ose at Perry's market is attracting
al Of attention. It weighs 1000 pounds
=!.aved to be the largest ever brought
last. Mr.. Perry will have the head
-=5 They are now taking orders for the
.43 the moose will be cut up next Tues
midget Department Store is making
attractive window displays. The :fea-
~ past week was dolls tea party, the
-aate1 in mission chairs arou nd table
.h was tea set. and standing by the
+lo
ny.
Travellers Club will meet with the
s Field, Primrose Hill, Tuesday, Novem-
-.rh Program: paper Bolivia, the
and of South America" by Miss Mar
-' A. Dunton; readings, The Fourth of
.s 1 Bolivia" by Miss Maude E. Mathews;
-zs Lake Titicaca to LIE Paz" by Mrs. Ed
~ S:5!ey,
public spirited citizen suggests that some
he made to food the Muck" to pro-
e GOOD skating for the children and young
-.a. This was one of the things the I'm
nent Society had in mind in buying the
a-.y, but it has been to too great an ex-
Sc 20 undertake anything in that direction
resent The special committee, Dr. Elmer
.- and Messrs. E R Pierce and ]. R. Dun
r vii be glad to receive suggestions from
So Interested in the matter
hey SAW THE BIRD MAN. Master F. Par
g. G.odgett wrote to his aunt from Pasadena,
e. the following interesting letter;
Ought you would like TO know that | saw
Eodgers flying along in the sky when he
Il Cd 10 Pasadena that day, and our teacher,
Holland, got him to come to our school.
-s was the only school ne visited. We all
ok hands with him and each one threw
ar- at him, until he was buried up to his
-eas and threw them up the walk and made
# flowers Every one here thinks he
ne wonderful thing to fly across the
.ent
annual meeting of the stockholders of
Waldo Trust Company was held at their
q rooms Tuesday, Nov. 21st, and the
g trustees were elected: Horace Chen
Lslph L. Cooper, o. j. Farwell Of Thorn
y. E. Frost, c. H. Cooper Of Castine,
Il. Howes, Alfred K. Paul of Boston,
4t PIERCE of Frankfort, F. S. Pendleton of
ork, William Il. Quimby, Tileston Wad-
eph Williamson of Augusta. Herbert
a j was elected secretary of the Trustees.
ltive committee, Messrs. Chenery, Coop
rost. Howes and Wadlin; president, vii
Il Qumby, vice presidents Albert PIERCE
Horace Chenery; treasurer, Herbert T.
f. assistant treasurer. Wilbur R. Blodgett.
l MESS CHANGES. Last Tuesday the Swan
.ten-Bickford Company, corporation, was
.Ea1ized at the Office of Dunton & Morse,
SD the following officers: President, Will
am b. Swan; Treasurer, F. l.. Written; Secre-
Dry, c. S. Bickford. The new company sue
=sds Swan & Sibley Co. and will continue the
aolesale grain and feed business at the old
,ard, foot of Main street. Messrs. Swan and
ford were members of the old company
nd Mr.. Written is late of the firm of Whit
En- Bros, grocers Written Bros have been
qcceeded by the H. l.. Written Co, organized
. carry on a general grocery and provision
lslness, with the following officers: Presi-
er' Howard L. Written; Treasurer, R. Cliff
rl Ness, both of Belfast.
THE GLACIAL PERIOD IN WALDO COUNTY.
g meeting of the Alliance of the Unitarian
llrch at the home of Mrs William B. Swan
asst thursday afternoon was largely attended
ad The program was helpful and interesting.
'r John H. Quimby responded to the topic
{ religious intelligence, and the president,
! Charlotte W. Colburn, gave short ac-
cunt of recent meeting of the Newton,
lass, Alliance, which she and her sister, Mrs.
e. Carter, attended. She said that COM
arson of the work and attendance there