The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-09

earle Jones have sold a Ford car to Dr. H,
A. Wood
| The first lecture in the Belfast course will
| be given Dec. 18th. Further particulars next
| week.
| We have received from the publishers. Will
IAN Ware & Co.. Boston, The Old Farmers
| Almanac for 1912
Henry NJ. Chase will move this week from
Cedar street to the Marden house. corner of
Vine and High streets.
b. R. Hamblin has moved from 1856 High
street to the Ladd house, Pierce street,
which he recently bought
The corn labelling at the Saco Canning Com
pany's plant was finished last Tuesday morn
ing and the crew placed on the apple canning
which will be finished in week or ten DAYS
The following committee is to have charge
lot an entertainment to be given for the bene-
ut Of the Waldo County hospital, some time in
the near future: Mrs. S. Augustus Parker
chairman; Mrs. Harry W. Clark, Mrs. O. S.
Vickery, Mrs. F. NJ. Bailey, Mrs. Joseph TYLER.
Miss Lou Mason
There will be dance at Silver Harves+
Grange hall, Waldo, next Saturday evening
with music by Townsends orchestra. Fortv-
five couples attended the dance last Saturday
evening and report very pleasant time. Bel
fast, Brooks, Knox and other nearby towns
were represented.
earle & Jones have sold II Ford cars the
past season. Mr.. L. G. Angel of Bangor was
! IN Belfast last Monday demonstrating for
earle & Jones the new 1912 model of the Ford
delivery wagon. 1t is covered and has hood
and favorable comment
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., will meet
next Monday evening with the Misses CHM
The program will be as follows: Roll CALL
Quotations from Colonial Orators; reading
The Father of the Revolution, G. W. Curtis,
Mrs Hills; paper. Colonial Orators and Ora
tory" Mrs. Clement; reading, Liberty or
Death, Patrick Henry, Miss ENERGY Ginn re-
view, The Conqueror," Anterior, Mrs Frost
The next meeting of Seaside Chautauaua
will be with Mrs. Warren Nichols, No. AZ
CEDAR street, Monday afternoon, November
18th. The topic for study will be chapters
nine, ten and eleven from the C. L. S. c. book,
Twentieth Century American" roll call,
american and English Public Men of Today"
The program will include reading Experiences
of Amateur Policemen in N. W paper, THE
Party SYSTEM" Quiz, Duties of National Of
ficers;'' reading, "Ad Patriam;" book review,
''The Other Americans a comparison of the
English and American views on Science and
Literature; reading, What the people read in
South America. All who are interested in the
e. L. S. c. work and study are invited to this
meeting.
PooRS MILLS. Rev. D. L. Wilson will hold
services in the hall Sunday, Nov. 18th, at the
usual hour. Mrs. Annabel Underwood went
to Thorndike, Monday, to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Virgil Higgins. 80. Geo Dagget re-
ceived the sad news of the death of his broth
er, Harold, by drowning in Moosehead Lake,
last Sunday. The family have the heartfelt
sympathy of all. e. H. H Wentworth, J. F. Shell
don and Richard Merriam have been hauling
their hay and loading cars. Mr.and Mrs. Ernest
Marsh and Mrs. Eta Brown have moved back
here for the winter. Lee Wentworth of
Stockton recently visited his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wentworth Oscar
Wentworth is doing rushing business at his
! grist and cider mill.