The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-09-14

| A food sale will be held in the Universalist
vestry, tomorrow. Friday, afternoon at 3
o'clock.
There will be dance at Silver Harvest
Grange hall, Waldo, next Saturday evening,
Sept. 10th.
Fred D. Jones and Mrs E. P Garlic with the
clerks of earle & Jones, went to Brooksvie
last Sunday morning in the steamer Golden
Rod and spent the day with Mr.. Jones sister,
returning in the evening after spending very
pleasant day.
At a special meeting of the Improvement
Society last Tuesday evening DR.. Elmer Small,
chairman of the committee having in charge
the Improvements at the muck, was instruct
ed to make arrangements for moving the
three buildings of Arthur Robbins from the
eastern side of the pond to lot on the OPP
posite side of Miller street, known as the
Hazeltine field. The work will begin next
week and the necessary funds will be raised
by popular subscription or by some benefit
AS soon the buildings are moved the labor
promised will place the eastern end of the
pond in good condition this fall. Con ributions
may be sent to the committee or to the treas
urer. 1t is hoped to give whist party for
the fund
| ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following I'M
claimed letters remained in the Belfast post
office for the week ending Sept. 18TH Mrs.
Mildred Foss, Mrs. Gertrude Cassens Mrs.
! Chas. Guilford, Mrs. Blancl Hall, Miss Hattie
Starr, Miss Edna Sullivan, Mrs. Belle Sprague,
Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. Stella Walker, Mrs.
Frank Bennett, Samuel Aldus, VIM F. Adams,
F. R. Brown, Rev. Ernest Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Arey, Chas. o. Bennett, Jesse Carroll,
/ Geo. Dwelley, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Dodge, VIM.
Garland Emerson, Foot of the Square Angus
Gallant, Abiathar B. Grant, Leslie Grindle, VIM.
R. Haines, Gardner Harmon, Eugene Huston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Jenney, H. E. Jordan,
Walter D. Lake, A. J. Millitt (2), John Moresco,
Otis Morey, Chester Merritt Leroy B Newton,
Chester Roberts, W. G. Ryder, Robert M. Shaw,
! B. Silver, Edwin Walker, F. S. Walker.
/ PooRs MILLS. Miss Josephine White of
Fredericton, N. B., is visiting her sister, Mrs
Leslie Payson. MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Payson
recently visited their daughter Mrs Leslie
Ames, in Lincolnvlle. Mrs. Annabel Under
wood and Mrs. Eta Brown visited friends in
North Haven and Deer Isle, returning last
Friday. -. Mrs. Luella Brown has moved back
to her farm. Two of her daughters, Dora and
Anna, have gone to Freedom, where they have
/ employment Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foss have
gone to Massachusetts. Mrs. Dele Wade
has gone to Hartford, Conn.,, where she will
join her husband, Capt. o. A. Wade. Mrs
Nettie Kmball has returned from Washington,
Me-. The fall term of school began Monday.
1t is taught by Miss Inez Jackson who boards
with Mr.. Rufus Dyer. Lee Wentworth and
sister Melvie, returned to their home in Stock
ton last Saturday after visit with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Went
worth.
NORTH BELFAST. Capt. E. W. Wiley went to
Houlton last week to visit his son, returning
Monday. DR.. F. c. Gay and family of Brook
Ign, N. y. and Mrs. R. S. Brier of Winter HILL
Mass, who spent the summer here, returned
:
and family went to Bangor Tuesday, where he
is soon to resume his studies in the Theological
Seminary. He will continue to hold services
in the church every Sunday during the winter.
....M Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Ladd and daughter
arrived from Boothbay last week to take
possession of their home. He is Principal of
the Head of Tide school. Arthur Roberts
and Everett Hatch have entered the High
school in the city. Victor Merriam Maurice
Roberts and Virgie Beckwith of this village
are members of the senior class . Clara Fur
bush went to Castne Thursday to resume her
studies in the Normal school -. Moses Hurd
went to Bangor Tuesday to visit his sister,
have everything you want for picking and
preserving, as well full lines of groceries,
drugs and medicines. See report of The
City National Bank of Belfast . If you did
not get Holeproof stockings for your boy OF
girl before they started for school you should
get them now at The Dinsmore Store and
. save the labor of darning the other kinds.
, Experienced stitchers can earn good pay al
the Estabrooks Shirt Mfg Co. Beginners
!, taught. The family of the late Ezra S
Knowlton of Swanville publish a card Of
thanks New fall goods are received every
, day at the Specially Suit Parlors, Masonic
> Temple, up one fight. See statement of the
. Searsport National Bank. >. Saturday, Sept
10Th, will be another bargain day at Perry's
market. For rent, a suite of five rooms will
:, bath and wood room; also three rooms fol-
light housekeeping on the ground floor Ap
ply at 129 Main street. House and stabl,
suitable for one or two families, with garder
J. and fruit trees for sale. Apply to F. P. Blodg
r ett 81 Ceder street, Belfast "A tenement O.
q five rooms in good repair for rent. Apply OF
the premises, No. Union street,. Storage
wanted.