The Republican journal., 1911-09-28

y zen a misunderstanding in re-
p .- merry openings. They will take
r,,ass .a'
- lance will be held at Seaside
: .-, Thursday, evening with
orchestra
.,...r. NIs and Trinity Reformed Sum-
r. e- yed picnic on the Vaughan
-. belfast last Saturday, with a
..ss and corn roast.
d.. ~rnney's dancing school opened
= lar evening in Odd Fellows hall with
.,--s7ee A dance followed the in
p ,,gr {, which the public was admit
K. Spear of the Waldo Tele-
- 49,. moved from the house he has
..,ri7z at the upper bridge to the
mn congress street, which he has
En- t.- winter.
.- ~. aew chapel at Masons Mills is
-,, s~a the walls of field stone are
--rs-s5 1t will be very attractive
a-.a and q social as we'll as religious
~ the ghborhood.
s.-.s.9 " Pitcher, who has been liv-
... g. -awford house, Miller street,
ne winter with Mrs. Phoebe Craw-
49, ct. and the rooms vacated by
h. -.ped by Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
=, 70. :a- winter.
.-. LOCUS excursion will be made
-.- .ay when patrons will be given
-..---. 90 spend the day in that inter-
-..-. ard at the Capital in Augusta,
-.--....s = interest is offered in the
ID its departments. Specially
.....r. red for this trip.
..s 5es was the recipient of many
=--- a>t Thursday evening. A bou-
- ION pinks was accompanied by
-- clerks in James H. Howes
--z 70 single bouquets Of roses,
,.-.--- and pinks, and the express
.,- sase & Sanborn of Boston two
t beauty roses. Mr.. Howes
81. many knew it was his birthday.
.--- 5r from Auburn said there
fall apples on the ground
e- IN that section for which
rset and that cannot even be
.zz Two barrels of very handsome
ss rom this city to Boston recent
--5 $ cents barrel The barrels
-s-. -th p cents each. Winter ap-
#. "a to bring good prices.
,....- sst week in the court proceed
ISL I Boston and others, cottagers
--. ave appealed from the decision
Try mmissioners in the Cobe road
irene Court. Mr.. Poor claims
b.. e in the highway sis not of COM
ems re and necessity and that the
----- VI the road which crosses the
.--s-. viii be of great inconvenience
nd others" The decision of the
. -sioners was generally approved
Of Northport and Belfast, and
re. until after very thorough sur
lal ham rooIn
literature Class were delightfully."- en-
h. me home of Miss Margaret N.
a-s lst Friday evening. Miss Hazel
g--,- 81 SIS Clara Riattner of St. Louis,
g.- spent the past five years in Japan.
q. l5 rmal talk on the Red Cross and
.aanl -yc,eties of which she is member,
rt=- views of Japan and speci-
. r. ans She had studied. Ice cream,
ar -ecuonery were served. 1t was
--ra- meeting and the following
rs al-- =ected: President, Miss Maude
@-eg secretary and treasurer, Miss
In el6; executive committee, Miss
-r-- rzetine, Mrs. George W. Stod-
A-- Durham and the officers. The
ri1ue with Browning another
="a unity Agricultural Society will
tras -t annual meeting under the new
T q Court House, Thursday even
l7 be-" 5th. officers will be elected for
.glz ar and action taken to promote
-t1re success of the fair. 1t is suggested
ne ire Of admission be increased from
or 5U cents and that the exhibition
Re increased, giving the patrons a big
-lr The money. This years exhibition
Ole q the best seen in the State and next
VII be improved. With good buildings
Society are now in a condition to give g
lass show. The new bylaws are pub
another column.
L ono AMERICAN HOUSE. The Portland
Of Trade journal for October has 6
''lp u Albert W. Blaisdell, a well known
ling man. Of his "reminiscences of Maine
ms 10 The olden days it is said:
recalled when Mr.. White was pro.
Or of Inc Thorndike at Roekland, ane
vas succeeded by Chapman & Son
+ Vas that the American House
TIE ,aly hotel in Belfast, and it was
71 18th as to rooms and board thai
a ca1amed 1.-The limit" but being /.
.P'.y. vas case of take it or leave it
Ae on the road in those days were
lsA=d for about any old thing in tn.
w 5Tu % always took chance.
-ls bel admitted that the American
" "e aot palatial in its appointments
Tai 'aw good rooms in the main house
Us" happened along when Mr.
t,s u Lancaster were in charge the,
-af5 .aund as good table as any il
.Se days The American House
Eagle Hotel, a three story bricl
'Jt l., was opened February 25, 1926
7' Sought at auction by H. N. Lancaste
VII as burned in 1875. The Ph9ni,
me New England House, now tn
@.' tl.-e4, were both running at the tim
"H DIR Blaisdell speaks and he is in erro
That "the American House was tn,
NOEL Belfast" Perhaps, for the bene
some Of our Younger readers, it should b