The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-09-07
!, NEWS OF BELFAST
,.uERs, NOTICE.

s.gsFoR ,,pfSGs At the post office.
ocg7oN At the store of LII. w.
zf'f'R'' n.-,
ii store of D. j. Dickens;
ynfN Nan Searsport and M. J. Dow,
f. sun ..,tborized agents to receive sub
sss md advertisements.
'irs4rAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
.,t,tosb has bought the Wight house
~ot the dance at Silver Harvest
Waldo. next Saturday evening.
s. dance at Seaside Grange hal
fS" .s, evening. with music by Reyes
,,,,er the dance at Mystic Grange
,sr Belmont, Friday evening, Sep
Music by Overlock's Orchestra.
... nat least, comes the Unity fair
make place October Sd and 4th. En-
.as ,es close September 9th at II
,,as which had been closed since
,.sht lid rushing business all day
.ss -eceipts at one store exceeding
~.cgas scords-
| .t.oaa. AID sewing circle will meet at
. Today. Sept. sth, at 2 p. m. Mem
,-ra.lty requested to be present to
T ,seriag the seasons work.
| .- .h= steel frame for the acetylene
,,a-- : to be placed on the monument
f.. ledge, in Belfast Harbor, has be-
,.-. 4-ht will soon be in position.
r.U ae a rehearsal of the festival
.,- rooms of the Music Society Tues
..-a5. september 18th. 1t is important
| '.-,, ovpect to attend the Festival in
.-. f.. should be present at the re-
... Nlkeen has bought two mules
..... T. 800 each which he will use
: wv. art of the Standard Oil Co.,
7- IS he local distributing agent.
>. -4 he largest ever seen in this
.- named Ben and Sam.
- boats are travelling westward
.......t every available stateroom sold
alliance. and are also bringing large
.-,. rs IN their eastward trips. This
.-. the year when travel taxes
.... sr capacity. Seventy landed
.4.~ s-on boat last Sunday morn
s-4ed from the Experiment Sta
as- agricultural College, Bozeman,
Istrated article by VIM. F.
H,ltry Houses" One of the
~r,-- ing Laying House maine
+. a photograph of the building
Il. rr-,In Poultry Farm, Northport
.s..- Her of McCall's magazine on
I'D 4l= IS not only open to new sub
~, The Journal but to all our old
Is aI 10 to extend their subscription
.-s4. 1912. Every person who ac-
...- .4.rain may select the Mccall Pat
~ it, va this offer, from the first copy
+ N4gazine by writing direct to Me-
Vgzu ne Mccall Patterns have been
--r Il ears for their style, fit, and
sa.ug party given in Memorial hall
aA5 avening, August 30th, by Mrs.
] aavaner of Cambridge. Mass, and her
Ms. cell Clay of Portland, was very
lbY atair. Some thirty couples were
OK 7,'1ding number from out of town,
Eeyes orchestra furnished excellent
nare were twelve dances and three
son tive program, all round dances. At
4s ices, fancy waters and punch
served.
3sfsock has nearly completed cover
Il big storehouse at Mathews Bros. with
shingles, greatly improving its appear
ri >aaing it weather proof. The shin
'- nted dull red, and in large white
'at-0iing across the harbor side of the
n d. the words: "Mathews Brothers,
This is one of the largest and best
r. working plants in New Eng
1loys large crew the year around.
70 horse, Esq, entertained a party at
81 Georges Lake, Liberty, over Labor
D. rty leaving this city Saturday and
H- lesday. The guests were Robert
-sl- IF West Medford, Mass, who will be
9erea as Carlos in the opera Pepita given
fast ii July, Claude B. Roberts of Ponce,
REQ. who is spending month at his
n thus city, Miss Helen Doak, who is at
iron the Rhode Island School of Design,
Evelyn and Cora Morrison, Miss Kath-
Quimby, Morris l.. Slugg, Clyde
ami Mr.. and Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrist, all
tas.
r LIFE THE COMPANY. A Waldo Coun-
scriber writes: isn't it too bad the
cannot vote at this time. l wish that
town meetings they would do as they
ID in nifty when | was a child. A Mr..
kept tavern there, and they polled
Use 20 see who was in favor of his SELL
l7r 4 man who was quite popular, an
,aH- lemocrat, looked at his party and
Fant Seavey to sell liquor, but I'll
-st + go with that crowd think
any would feel that way if they
e. he crowd they are affiliating with"
JANE SEASON. September LIST saw the
2 the game season for the fall of
c that day the law went off on dusky
luck, teal and any and all ducks
{4iwall or gray duck. mallard, wild
'lipate shoveler, pintail or spring.
ID al. scaup duck or greater bluebill,
f luck or lesser bluebill, golden eye
hufflehead, rudy duck or broad
rare is a continuous close time for
n4r years on wood duck except in
nnty. On September 18th it will be
hunt snipe, partridge and woodcock.