The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-02
TuF NEWS OF BELFAST
prsLIsHERs' NOTICE.

SEXTON SPRINGS. AT the post onIce. ~,
S,<TERPoRT At the store of 1. H. ".
Rea,lnrs. Store of D. j. Dickens.
q Sullivan, Searsport and M. J. Dow,
Is are authorized agents to receive sub
'..s9-ions and advertisements.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
-.,aty correspondence will be found this
Il. On nearly every page.
,..o-or had an all-day snow storm last Fri
hat it never touched US.
-.z ". C. T. U. will meet Friday afternoon
d MIS-. Frank Riggs on Miller street.
H.. niversaist Social Aid will meet with
,,.. rouIa Mason this, Thursday, evening.
Even hunting trips in this vicinity. Carle-
max and Robert Gross have secured 81
tts
g.ifsst has A Born Saw Filler. You will
.3l-r on Main street, in the Mixer building,
stars.
The regular food sale will be held at the
If. s1d Crafts room next Saturday afternoon
-.n 20 40 O'Clock.
very successful public supper was given
..,f Methodist church Wednesday night, Oct.
s- lowed by social.
The monthly business meeting of the
srs1 Hospital Aid will be held at the hos
b, rriiay, Nov 3rd, at 230 p. m.
huge George E. Johnson, Ralph l. Morse
,arleton Doak have been admitted to
...s in the Federal Courts and United
ste court.
-,s regular monthly meeting of the Arts
--afts will be held with Mrs. Edward R.
: -.e next Monday afternoon. A full attend
. requested.
A Macomber has shipped yawl boat to
-e TX for the schooner Pendleton Sisters
O., rebuilding and improving launch
r,=. = Thomas Small.
Journal subscriber writes: ~ have not
4 wed my paper this week. Cannot seem to
. hlngs seem right without it, notwith-
,-arg we have several others"
ursuance with orders from the Post
department., requiring letter boxes.to
ed at railway stations in all places hav-
: % -i-riers, box was put up at the station in
us 3, Oct 25th.
IT Crooks correspondent has been too busy
her matters to send US the news of that
s. wn, but promises to do so in the future,
4 b. We expect hereafter to cover that impor-
Ia thoroughly.
wan Howard entertained few of her
1 friends on Hallowe en-. After light
81 they played Halloween games. Before
e for home at eight o'clock they all tried
late in the magic mirror.
= criginal plans of Pike Bros. called for
z hiding of store house in connection
+ 7ir sardine factory, and it is said that
5 be built before another season. They
as= lad all the fish they could handle here
-=ason.
a- Aiumni of Seaside Chautauqua Circle
e. met with Mrs. c. A Hubbard, Park
r- Thursday afternoon, November End.
sutauqua graduates are invited. Mexico
be the subject for study this year. Read
y. n the August number of the Chautau-
- Aagazine.
Tie next meeting of Seaside ChautauGua
will be with Mrs Thomas Cannon, So
--.- street, Monday afternoon, November
ne study topic will be from the C. L. S.
-sl Twentieth Century American" chap
even and eight. Roll CALL Great Amer-
z. i1cators.
Lire auxiliary cruising yacht which Capt. NJ
erieton has been engaged in building for
ast year was launched last Saturday.
erior work will be completed so that
-ft will go into commission next spring,
he will be available for excursions, fish
Ys, etc. She will have accommodations
persons.
''Ye CASES. Harry ". Baker was be-
lge Knowlton last Tuesday afternoon
cases of single sale. In the first case
fJund guilty of selling half pint of
.s. to George G. Harvey and was sentenced
~ inc Of 800 and costs and 80 days in
IN default Of payment 80 days addi-
i he appealed to the January term of
p-ame Judicial Court. In the second
ldge knowlton found Baker guilty of
three pints of whisky to Lewis Smith.
waived examination and appealed to
,Huary term of the Supreme Judicial
-;-.. Ezra Hanson, who for many years
.sed alone in house on the stage road
Hrooks to Monroe village, has been SELL
'g 1lor for some time and causing a good
3 ia Of trouble. Recently he had box con-
saEg liquor come by express to Brooks and
'asn he came for it last Monday Deputy
1 7rf W. 0. Estes followed him and succeed
y Il selling two bottles. Hanson was arrest
Z d and Tuesday was before trial justice F. W.
4 'a~n of Brooks, who found him guilty and
4 7''7hced him to pay fine of 800 and costs
4 %. 9o days in Jail and in default of payment
the and costs to 60 days additional in jail.
R srson was unable to give bail and was
4 -ght to Belfast Tuesday evening and COM
.ied to jail. AS he had no United States
s.se his case is one that will no doubt be
4As- 1p by the Federal authorities
.AlEMAN BooMs BELFAST. Prof. Bateman
-4-e brief visit to Belfast last week, but
a ~-1a Tine to get notes for an article on Bel
4' Which fills the best part of a page in the
! s'-ston Journal of last Saturday. The head
a'5 say: "It's Regular Business Boom
a 'te ity of Belfast is Growing Industrially
Leaps and Bounds" and they are justified
i The text that follows. MIR. Bateman makes
\ So r., E i
''s canning factory, the extension to the