The Republican journal., 1911-09-21
me regular dance viii b held at Seaside
orange hall this, Thursday, evening.


thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Willis Hasel
tine. Cedar street.
Lee Boy Scouts will meet in the Opera
House tomorrow. Friday, afternoon at 2 80
O'Clock All who are prepared to take the ex-
ANIMATION for the Second Rank are requested
to bring pencil and paper
Simon Cohen of Bangor. agent for the New
York Clothing Syndicate was in Belfast last
Monday and bought the stock of clothing of
the Dodge Clothing Company from the admin
istrator, Charles R. Coombs.
Miss Mary H. Hilton has taken one-balf 81
the brler store in The Journal block and viii,
leave next Monday for the Boston and New
1ofk markets for full line of shirt waists
ufs and belts. She will be accompanied bv
MIS- H. +. Chase, who will assist her in the Sc
lection of the stock. The new store will ha
opened October End.
At the regular meeting of the Improvement
Society last Monday evening, Mr. E. R. Pierce
Chairman of the lecture course committee. re-.
ported that the committee had decided to
make thorough canvass of the city BY streets
to see what the sentiment was in regard to a
enlargement is received every effort will be
made to secure the best speakers Nearly all
the canvassers have been secured and they
will begin their work at once
C. L. Wright OF this city wishes to announce
that he has completed correspondence course
in real estate, insurance and general BROKERAGE
business and will conduct, in connection with
~,
general insurance and reales ate business He
Is IN position to rent lease and sell real estate
on commission and also to place insurance in
leading companies. He will represent the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. in
this vicinity. See his advt. in another column.
VETERANS MEETING. The Waldo County
Veteran association will rally on the reserve
at brooks, Oct. 4th If stormy, the next fair
day Comrades, this is our annual meeting.
for the election of officers and such business
as may come before the meeting. We have
not met at Brooks for two years and have no
doubt that it will be a successful meeting, as
we understand that Harvest Home grange will
make US welcome at their grange hall Come
one, come all j., Yes ali are welcome with the
old veterans.--A. Stinson secretary.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. Following is a list Of
the letters remaining uncaed for in the Bel
fast post office for the week ending September
| 9Th: Ladies-Mrs. ]. F Buzzel, Mrs. Helena
adley, Gussie Burleigh, Mrs. Fred F Floyd
! L: A, a. Getchell, Hattie Long, Mrs. Dora V.
= Nj Mrs, Chauncey G. Parker, Mrs Evalyn
: Sylye r, Miss Edna Sullivan. Mrs. Bertha
Surbin Mrs. Belle Sprague Mrs. A. c. lis
- dale. Gentlemen Fred a. Abbott, Melvin
- Currier, c. A. Chamberlain. Thomas Knowles
" Sidney Kalish, F. V. Mclean, f. F Mahoney
Adelbert Roundy, Arthur Ridley, l. W Riggs
Antonio j. Santo, Martin Wilcox, g letters
i Geo X. Wiley.
WARD HICKS LEAVES JAIL Ward Hicks left
= the county jail early last Tuesday morning by
- the open door. He has caused Sheriff jenkins
- much trouble by escaping twice and the sheriff
doubt hopes that he will never steal an.
other COW. Hicks is in ill-health, and when he
left told MIR. jenkins he preferred not to tel
al where he intended to go. When his citizens
: suit was taken in to him he remarked that he
r would like to take half day to clean it up
er but apparently changed his mind. He bade
If good-by to all, including his pet cat pete,
y which he held and stroked for some time. He
seemed happy over regaining his freedom.
al The certificate of organization of the Mer
tt-Chapman Derrick and Salvage Company OF
# Searsport recorded at the Waldo County
"a Registry of Deeds Sept l4th. The purposes
.s of the corporation to acquire and deal in
# ships, vessels, boats and water craft of every
II kind; to carry on general lighterage business
J. to operate marine dredges, drills and derricks
e. to engage in submarine salvage and wrecking
" operations, and to acquire property of all kinds
As and descriptions to conduct such business
st The amount of capital stock is $3.50, 900, of
IS which $4,000 is common stock and S75 ,00C
Ie preferred stock. Amount of capital stock
IS paid in $500; par value of shares 500. The
t. share owners are Robert E. Goodwin, Concord
e Mass; Robert Elliott, New York, N. Y James
= S. F. Mcleod, Tenafy, N. j.; George Shep-
re herd, Brooklyn, N. Y, who are also directors.
e. Mr.Goodwin is president, Mr.. Mcleod, treasurer
s and Alexander H. Nichols, Searsport is clerk.
S. Messrs. Elliott, Mcleod land Shepherd are "a
Is majority of the directors.
to THE '07 B. H. S. REUNION The High Schoo
d class of 1907 had their third annual reunion
~ last fflQay evening at the Pltcher bungalow
e at the Battery, with Miss Gladys Pitcher as
hostess. OF the "a members 16 were present
rs as follows: Mrs. Eva Jackson Hartman
RS Misses Louise bennett, Louise Heal Louis,
s. Brown, Alberta Farnham, Leila Howard
Or Maude Curtis. Charlotte Tibbetts, Idell,
as Knowlton, Clara Marsh, Florence Chaples
W Messrs. William Vaughan, Jr., Chester Frost
q, Lynwood Thompson and Clyde Shute. Tn,
Nj class baby, Clarissa, the infant daughter O
N Mrs. Eva Jackson Hartman, was the guest O.
VI honor. The rain prevented outdoor festivi
g ties and the clans were steamed on the skor
& and brought to the bungalow, the supper als>
= including tempting array of sandwiches
olives, cake, doughnuts, coffee and fruit
e Corn was popped at the open fire in the even
p ing. and old fashioned games were played AM
81 dancing enjoyed with music from the plan
and cello. Miss Clara Marsh rendered severa
as whistling solos with piano accompaniment
1e The trip made by auto and teams. TIL
TX third reunion was considered decided success
r' despite the unfavorable weather, and Mis-