The Republican journal., 1911-08-10
The News of Belfast.


Mrs. E. B. Lunt this, Thursday, afternoon.
There will be dance at Seaside Grange Hall
this, Thursday, evening with music by Reyes
orchestra.
The Rockand Cour err Gazette says that "a.
L. knowlton of Belfast has leased the Savoy
hotel at the Brook
There will be public dances in Odd Fellows
hall next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
under the management of Fred F. Spinney.
The Eastern Maine State fair at Bangor
promises to be bigger and better this year
than ever before. See the advertising col
umns for the attractions to be presented.
The Belfast Band will give concert on
school house common this Thursday evening,
at 7.30 o'clock. Mr.. H. A. Drinkwater, from
bone soloist, will play "Old Home Down on the
Farm with variations.
There will be. meeting of the Board of
Trade next Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock,
when business of Importance will be consider
ed. cordial invitation is given for all to
attend.
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cent visit to Pearl Brook Farm and in this
connection later item is of interest. Mon
day morning large crew began digging pota-
toes, and Tuesday morning MIR. Smith had 900
bushels in the Boston market, shipped by boat
from Belfast
The current report that Mr.. A. A. Drury has
bought the Brooks house is incorrect. With
others he has looked at the house but has not
even bargained for it. In case he does buy it,
which is among the possibilities he will no
doubt continue it is a boarding house and has
had the experience and has the family help to
make the undertaking a success.
Walter S. Gray of Lynn, Mass, was before
the Municipal Court August 9th, charged With
the larceny of 81 at the home of Mrs thomas
u. Bartlett, Upper High street. The young
man has been employed for some time deliver
ing fish for Mr.. Abbott and Tuesday when de-
hvering fish he left package at the Bartlett
house, ringing the front door bell. While
Mrs Bartlett was answering the bell he went
around the side door, entered the dining room
and took from a closet two pocket books,
which he opened and took one dollar from
each. Mrs Bartlett asked him a few ques-
tons as she entered the room and his evasive
answers aroused her suspicious and she soon
discovered the loss. 1t is reported that Gray
has worked the game in other houses. Judge
Knowlton found him guilty and sentenced him
to pay fine of $40 and costs or 80 days in
Jail.
The steamer Castine carried large excur-
sion party from Northport and Searsport to
Castine last Saturday afternoon, with a sail up
the Bagaduce river and short stay at Castine.
Sunday she had a very successful excursion
from Belfast Northport and Camden to Vinal-
haven. Today she will go to Crescent Beach,
leaving and returning on the usual time. The
two Sundays that the campmeeting is on she
will run between Belfast and Temple Heights.
PooRs MILLS. Mrs. Elsie Banks has gone
to North Haven a visit MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Jackson of Taunton, Mass, are visit
ing Mr.. Jackson's parents, Mr. and Mrs Irwin
Jackson . Mrs Ethel Smith of Greenville is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Will
son. Mrs. Annie Gray and two daughters
and Miss Gertrude Milliken of Arlington,
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wood j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ames of Lincoln
vile spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Payson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth
celebrated their goth wedding anniversary
Saturday evening, August 9Th. Quite num-
Der of guests were present and they received
some very nice presents. Ice cream and cake
were served Mrs. Mabel Morse of Belm ont
is visiting friends here. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Miller spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Wentworth.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. To-day, tomorrow,
and next Saturday wind up the famous dollar
shoe sale at The Dinsmore Store. Only three
days left to avail yourselves Of the biggest
shoe values for one dollar ever offered in the
State of Maine. And in buying shoes don't
forget to buy box of the Holeproof stock
ings. They are sold only at The Dinsmore
Store. Clearance sale Of odd lots of dry
goods, underwear hosiery, etc at and below
cost, and remnants cheap, at ]. W. Ferguson &
Co.'s, Main street .. Call and see the new and
popular double service house dress at the Spec
ialty Suit Parlors, Masonic Temple...The great
semi-annual sale by Harry w. Clark & Co.,
the Main street clothiers, is record-breaker.
1t will continue through the three days of the
Waldo County Fair, and until Saturday night,
August 10Th. Don't miss it if you want some
bargains. :. Chase & Doak have just received
some beautiful pieces of cut glass and ster-
ling silver, and invite inspection. ...H. M.
Black, 107 Main street, will sell shirt waists
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