The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-10-05

meeting OF the season in the vestrv ~ ~,
church tomorrow, Friday. evening at ? o,c,ocL
All members should be present
MIS-. William F. Welch Of Auburn wa. :,
Belfast Tuesday to transfer their borss ~
Union street to Mrs. John w. Jones' III.
house has been leased by B. o. Norton
VIII those who wish to attend the festiva,
at Bangor please leave their names at F. 8
PITCHERS store. If sufficient number w;,, ~
tend we can get special train back after the
concert Saturday night.
Ralph Carter and Lewis Hart of the R.,f.s.
Candy Company have taken a years lease and
will occupy the Frank p Blodpett house on
Cedar street. which is fitted for two families,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett and son, F. Parke,
Blodgett. will leave October l1th for Pasade.
ma, Calf.
There was hearing in the Probate court
room Saturday morning in regard to the will
OF the late Harriet N. Abbott of Winternort
Mr.. G. R. Hill of Winterport and Henry T
/ Webber of Auburn were witnesses Mrs
Margaret J. Niles and children, Albion and
Alice Bolan, are the contestants. No decision
was reached. R. F. Dunton appeared for tho
proponents and Arthur Richie for the con.
testants.
Leroy McCorrison of Belfast was indicted
by the grand jury of Knox County for larceny
The alleged theft took place in Camden last
summer and amounted to s22. Arthur Richie.
Esq, of this city will defend McCorrison.
Another indictment of interest to Belfast
people is that against Samuel Bolster, con-
wet in the State prison at Thomaston. for
assault and battery on Deputy Warden True
c. Hayford.
STEELEs LEDGE. Following is the official
notice of the new light to be established in
Belfast harbor:
Maine-Belfast harbor-Steele Iedpe Monu
ment light to be established about October
10Th. 1t is to be fourth order white acetylene
light showing thus:-Light, 0.3 seconds; eclipse.
~ seconds: 1t is to be shown from black
lantern at the top of Steele Ledge Monument,
~ IL feet above water, Illuminating the en-
tire horizon. The pole and barrel at present
surmounting the beacon will then be discon-
tlnued. Position:-Lat. A q 1-6 N, Lon. 6e
81 1-S W. The light will be unmatched.
AuTo LICENSES. Among the automobiles
recently registered are the following:
No. 9,s21-George A. Stevens, M. D., Stock
ton Springs; touring car; gasolene power horse
power, 81; predominating color, blue
No. 9.s53-Walter Nash, 116 High street
Belfast; runabout; gasolene power; horse
power, 20; predominating color, black
No. 9,S62-Amasa S. Heal, 65 Cedar street
Belfast; roadster; gasolene power; horse power
20; predominating color, black.
No. 9,s6S-James J. Clement, R. F. D., No. 2
Freedom; touring car; gasolene power; horse
power, 3O;l lpredominating color, dark blue.
No. 9,S73-Leon W. Howard, Montville: tour.
ing car; gasolene power; horse power, 20 pre-
dominating color, black.
FROM SUBSCRIBERS. A Connecticut sub
scriber writes: Last weeks Journal was o.
special interest, as it very plainly showed that
my native State had successfully withstood all
the unjust attacks of the entire liquor interests
in and outside the State, and would continue
to follow its long and well established policy
of Prohibition and continue to show the rising
generation that the State does not intend te
become partner in the liquor business, and
thereby give it an appearance of respectability
Let US hope that the will of the voters will be
honestly recorded and declared, and our State
be saved from the great calamity that so lately
threatened it,
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Carle & Jones will
have their coat and suit openings, to which al
are invited, on Thursday and Friday, Octobe,
9TH and 9Th. Saturday, October 7th, they will
have waist and neckwear opening, when they
will shau an eyclusiva line Of ;r,nort,d ,,,,;,+.
ana up-to-date neckwear. :. j. W. Ferguson &
Co. have just received new fall goods and have
the best assortment of dry and fancy goods
hosiery, underwear, corsets, gloves and neck
wear they have ever shown. Dress trimmings
speciality. Gloves fitted and warranted
Saturday, October 7th, Miss Mary H. Hilton
will open in part of the store of E. K Briel
q Co. an up-to-date line of goods, including
waists of every description, young ladies fan
mel shirts, belts of all kinds, neckwear, ant
ladies and childrens street gloves, No. 8:
Church street,next to The City National Bank
James H. Howes, Odd Fellows block, will
have special sale of hosiery and underwear
Saturday, Oct. 7th. Goats, suits and dresse.
at James H. Howes, Odd Fellows block
oeS ouNI. VI tAe DSlAdSt trucking CO., sue.
cessors to J. A. McKeen & Son. Holeproo1
stockings, sold only at The Dinsmore Store
save darning They are warranted to weal
six months without hole Questions an
swered by J. H. Wood. Opcometrist. :. il. Mrs
Ethel Wiley will do dressmaking at home OF
blythe day. "A furnace for sale, in good con
dition. by James H. Howes. .... Position a.
! tod b1,o
AN AFTERNOON AT HILL CREST. The at
tractive home of Mrs. Herbert L. Seekins. O,
the Miller road, was the scene of very pleas
ant gathering on Wednesday afternoon, Sep
tember 9th. Although the afternoon wa.
cold and disagreeable the short drive mad,
by blackboard, was enjoyed by the guests, VIII,
left town about 2.3O. On arrival at Hill Cres
the open fire in the living room was most wei
come, and merry group was soon gathered
about it, sewing or crocheting to the accom-
paniment of lively conversation The an
pearance of the hostess with tray full O.
empty bottles of all sizes and shapes, put al
end to serious work, however, and after eacl
guest was supplied with bottle, tissue paper
needles, pins, paints, etc. were produced, an,
each young lady was set to work to evolve
doll from the materials at hand The result
were as diverse as they were amusing. Their