The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-10-05
1uE NEWS OF BELFAST


S G'Nrr RPoRT. At the store of l. H. W..
Ebar-t c..D1 D;.,-
n sullivan, Searsport and M. J. Dow,
~ are authorized agents to receive sub
p.rtions and advertisements.
PrPt BLIcAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
rss Bow Scouts will meet in the Opera
,,,s TO- morrow, Friday, afternoon at $50
cIoaS.
r,srs will be dance at Seaside Grange hall
-. thursday, evening with music by Reyes
,casstra.
There will be food sale at the Arts and
les room next Saturday afternoon at the
sss hour,
The niversalist Social Aid will meet with
a.. zabeth Kelley this, Thursday, evening
|, 30 lock.
The -sgular meeting of the Woman's Hos
..., Aid will be held at the hospital Friday,
nj Eth, at 80 Pm.
sis. Myra C. Duffie has taken board at the
..fss- Home for Aged Women and will con-
.-ga er work at dressmaking.
.~ss Waldo County Veteran Association
= meet in Brooks, today, Thursday, not
ess1ssday, as previously announced.
Tho OCULAR meeting of the Belfast W. c. 7.
, al he held with Mrs. Alice Macdonald, 26
s.,- rect, tomorrow. Friday, at 230 p. m.
,,s~. Mould be large attendance to hear re-
.-..s rom the convention.
The 7.avellers Club will meet with the sec
.arv Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket, Tuesday, October
.-t rrogram: Report of the State Fedora
-- lettings by delegates; a lesson on the
bar o. south America by Miss Caroline W.
+. pie Early South American Explor-
!. b. Mrs. Amos Clements.
Mrs zabeth Bragdon Whitmarsh of Bos-
.- an Mrs Arthur Drown of Mattapan,
g,,, lit for their homes last Saturday.
me here to superntend the disposal of
..,.-- fture, ETC., in the Brooks house, pre-
.--. TO closing it. The house is for sale
t- veil located for A small hotel or board
M vt meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
- ll be held with Mrs. Clara Cottrell,
4.- avenue, Monday afternoon, October
E C. L. 5. c. study for the American
-. A 5agin at this meeting; study topic
september magazine; roll-call, name
a. american novelists since. 1870. All
FL ,-.9i Joining the Circle are cordially in
.- attend this meeting.
Dr.. ,sonal letter, written Sc ptember 30th
last friend Rev. Adolph Rossbach
a... NJ was settled in his new rooms, had
,s- ipon the work of the year and was
tn his surroundings and what he had
-... ut to do. At the meeting of the
r Divinity Club he was elected a vice
=t He preached in Norton, Mass,
4y and will preach there next Sunday.
Jones have bought of Walter j.
ne lot on Phoenix Row next the pro-
-.- EZRA house, and will begin work at
q garage to be used in the firms bust
4ndling the Ford cars. The building
cement, iron and brick construction
10 .)nform to the architecture of the
Ez-- Use. 1t will have 5,4O0 feet of floor
81 AZ will be up -to-date in every respect.
~a -ems intended for last weeks Journal
V--- marked a. m. September 18th, at
me the paper had been delivered to it's
-cribers. The Journal goes to press
he Say afternoon. Another item, dated
, 81 rl September 25th, was postmarked
September 26th, and reached this Office
n. =vening mail September 2Sth-more
as ours after the paper went to press.
-m a. A. R. John Cochran Chapter, D. A.
S.g. .egin the seasons work on Monday
s-r October 9th, and will meet with
rence NJ. Hill. The program WILDE as
Roll call; select quotations; paper,
s- Of the 18th Cavalry" Miss Kimball
A Sea Song" (Alen Cunningham;
4- Of the Sea-" (B. W. PROCTOR Miss
book review ITO Have and to Hold,
Mrs. H. L. Written. The subject
during the year will be the transit
zriod of Colonial Revolutionary His
6 ITEMS. The schooner ]. R. Teel,
@. Wis, arrived September 9th, % days
i-1 = folk, with soft coal to the Belfast
i-e S Hay Co. She was delayed by heavy
Weather and head winds. -. Schooner John S.
5sseaan arrived last week from New York
SA ement for Cooper & Co. and discharged
81 the duplex Roller Gushing Cos wharf. -.
apt. >hubael c. Rich has sold the schooner
"ny crook to Capt Brown of Rockland, and
ae has sailed for that port. Capt Rich took
arg Of lumber from Bangor to Boston and
fIlrneo to this port last week, light. Sch.
4 Carson arrived last Saturday from New
loFb with coal for the sardine company and
seharged at their wharf.
Wartime ITEM. Under the caption of
auckland in War Times" the Courier Gazette
publishing extracts from its files. In a re-
eFt sue is letter from B. A. Chase, under
@F 't amp Knox, Oak Shade, Va, September
T. 1851. from which we quote the following
sr tr phs of local interest:
H7.ther important promotion of which your
sl'7rs are already aware has deprived us of
4-teemed Lieut.. Col. T. H. Marshall and
sI# MN to the seventh Regiment His
E-R address to the Fourth, at the close of
f last Sabbath services, which were con-
:-'74 ty Rev. Mr.. Leonard, chaplain of the
ed much interest and feeling to the
W.T. Nay the same blessing that he invoked
/; follow him in his new sphere Drs.
-'.@' and Hopkins have also left us, their
"a. Is icing filled by Drs. Carr and Libby,
-mer of whom has but lately arrived
= a'e donation to the 4th chiefly from
81. -ni and Belfast was decidedly whole