The Republican journal., 1911-09-28

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| There will be food sale at the Arts and
1 Crafts room next Saturday afternoon at the
usual hour.
The Hospital Aid Sewing Circle will meet at
the Hospital tomorrow. Friday, afternoon at
the usual hour.
Reuel W. Rogers of this city has been ap-
pointed justice of the peace. His office is in
Opera House block.
Monday to resume her duties in the Waldo
County Registry of Deeds.
Mrs. nj. c. Mureh will entertain the Young
Ladies Aid connected with the Universalist
church this, Thursday, afternoon.
| Rev. D. W. Lowell of Castine will preach at
the Woods schoolhouse in Northport, Saturday
evening, September 3Oth at 7.s0 o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Improvement
Society will be held at the office of Mr.. R. F.
Dunton next Monday evening at O'Clock.
The Lincolnville town fair will be held at
Tranquility Grange hall Wednesday, Oct. 4th.
If stormy it will be postponed to the next fair
day.
The regular business meeting of the Young
L aides Guild of the North church will be held
with Mrs. David L. Wilson tomorrow, Friday,
evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler, with Mr.. and
| Mrs. S. A. Parker guests, left last Friday in
Mr. Tyler's Chalmers-Detrot car for trip to
| Moosehead Lake.
| The Ladies' Circle of the North Congrega-
tional church met yesterday afternoon with
the president of the society, Mrs. Fred W.
Brown, Cedar street.
| Garlic & Jones sold four Ford autos last
week; touring cars to Elon B. Gilchrest, c. h.
Howard and J. j. Clement of Center Montville
and roadster to Amasa F. Heal:
Ralph L. Cooper of Belfast has bought the
interests of Freeman B. and Alexander Coop
er, both of Newport, in the real estate and
business of Cooper & Co. and will continue the
business.
The annual meeting of the Waldo County
Veteran association will take place Oct. 4th in
Brooks, when it is hoped that there will be
/ full attendance. The election of officers takes
place at this time.
| The sardine factory had plethora of fish
last Thursday, and up to that time had shipped
nine carloads of sardines. One car had nearly
100000 cans and the shipments to that date
I were considerably over half a million cans.
A special meeting of the city government
was held last Thursday evening, to consider
the case of Mrs. Jennie F. Murch, wife of
! Fred I Murch. She was adjudged insane and
was committed to the Eastern Maine Insane
hospital at Bangor.
Those of the J. KS. who were in town were
delightfully."- entertained by Maurice W. Lord
last Thursday afternoon at the Lord cottage,
| Little River CLANS, corn and delicious pic
mic menu were thoroughly enjoyed and remi-
niscences of previous years were exchanged
The Maine Music Festivals will be held in
Bangor Oct. 18th, 18th and I4th and in Portland
Oct. 18th, 18th and 18th. The following solo
stars will take part: MaryGarden, Alma Gluck,
Lois Elwell, Lila Ormond, Lambert Murphy,
Mildred Potter, Ernest J. Hill, Ethelynde S.
Smith and Royal Dadmum.
M. r. Knowlton left last Saturday for Tren-
ton, N. j., with Don Robbins 10 fill an engage
ment at large fair. If it is successful he
will be absent for some weeks, but otherwise
will return to Belfast and continue his real es-
tate and insurance business, which meanwhile
he has placed in other hands. Officer A. ].
Beach has taken his place city marshal and
truant officer.
THE UNION FAIR. The North Knox fair
opened at Union last Tuesday and closes today.
Seventy horses were entered for the races
Wednesday and Thursday, including entries by
Osborne Lord, Belfast, N. Austin, H. E. Sta
pies and G. N. Hobbs, Brooks; H. W. Boulter
Thorndike and H. A. Dodge, Islesboro The
purses aggregate $500.
There was presented at the Star Theater
last night, and will be repeated tonight, a most
unusual and interesting feature-a lecture on
Criminology by jeremiah Sarsfeld, one of
New York's foremost students and formerly
connected with the Bertillon department in
the Ohio State penitentiary. Mr.. Sarsfielc
fully explains the pictures, which are realistic
and warning to those who might be tempted
to commit criminal acts. This feature was
given at the Nickel Theater in Augusta fol-
two evenings last week and created sensa
ton.
, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones
invite you to be present at their fall opening
of suits, coats and costumes Thursday anc
Friday, Oct 5th and 9Th Mr.. Palmer, repre-
, senting M. Bernstein, coat and suits, and the
, Goldman Costume Co., one-piece dresses, will
be in attendance. Fine fur coats will also b,
shown. earle & Jones now offering bar
gains in blankets-5O0 pairs at prices ranging
, from IS cents to S. per pair. Ralph D. South
worth, IL Main street. has serviceable, snapp.
styles for men in the widest possible selection
of all-wool suits and overcoats. You canno
miss his attractive advt :. James H. Howe
:. Odd Fellows block, has new coats, suits
dresses, silks, dress goods, dress trim
mings, hosiery and underwear arriving ever
, day, and has large offering of blankets tina
are desirable both in price and quality.
> earle & Jones will open their second lot o
mill ends Saturday, Sept. Both :. The Yves
Realty Co. offers for sale easy term
an s-room house with cement cellar, bat
: room set tubs and hot and cold water. E.
!, The Holeproof Hosiery Co. cam and do, max
. six pairs of their hose last six months wlthou