The Republican journal., 1911-08-24

Mrs. Emily A. Fletcher has sold her resi-
dence on Cedar street to Dora Pearl Dutch of
Stockton Springs.
The West Realty Company has sold the
Joseph Estes farm and buildings in East Bel
fast to Clarence NJ. knowltoi and has sold
to Mrs. Estes small cottage house on Bridge
street, owned by Mrs. Nellie M Buzzell of
Searsport
Copies of the 1911 edition of the fish and
game laws, issued by the Commissioner Of In
land Fisheries and Game, have been received
1t is necessary book for those who do any
fishing as it gives all the general laws and the
special regulations for different ponds and
lakes.
WESLEYAN GROVE CAMPMEETING The
Northport campmeeting opened Monday under
favorable auspices, and with a continuance of
good weather and an excellent program should
prove great success. Following is the pro-
gram for the remainder of the week:
THURSDAY.
900 a. m.-Sun lay School Workers Hour, Rev.
C. J. Brown
1000 a. m.-Bible Hour, Rev. F. K Gamble
Afternoon: Grand Prohibition Raj
ly. Address by Rev. U. G. Hum
phrey of Minnesota.
7.30 p. m.-Sermon, Rev Gilbert E. Edgett,
Calais, Me.
FRIDAY.
9. 90 a. m.-Sunday School Workers Hour, Rev.
c. ]. Brown.
No
800 p. m.-Sermon, Rev. George A. Martin,
Bangor, Me-
7.30 p. m.-Sermon, Rev. A. B. McAllister
Stonington, Me.
SATURDAY
800 a. m-Sunday School Workers Hour, Rev
C. j. Brown.
1000 a. m.--Bible Hour, Rev. F. K. Gamble
New ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones are
showing their first invoice of fall suits and
others are arriving daily. Their line of suits
and coats for 1911 and 1912 will be the largest
and best selection they have ever shown
They have made arrangements to carry COM
plete assortment of one-pece dresses in Serge,
Panama, Marquisette, Wolfe and Messaline,
which will be received direct from the manu-
facturers, earle & Jones have made final
mark down price to close all summer goods.
See advt. for particulars "A very attractive
10-room house with modern conveniences and
desirable corner lot on Congress street are
offered for sale. Apply at "a Congress, corner
of Miller street. Grace Fletcher Kelley of
Boston offers $1,000 reward for conviction of
the criminals who burned the Manor House at
Frankfort :. Charles R. Coombs, president,
will sell at once the machinery, stock and bust
ness of the Dodge Clothing Mfg. Co. This is
a good business opening. Holeproof stock
ings are, guaranteed to be true to name. They
are sold only at The Dinsmore Store. Middle
aged woman wanted for general homework in
small family. Apply by letter to Mrs. John
Cummings, Lincolnville, R. F. D. No. -.
New lot of summer dresses at half price at the
Speciality Suit Parlors, Masonic Temple. For
particulars of good business opportunity
apply to M. R. Knowlton, Sc High street,.
See notice of auction sale at the late residence
of Willston Grinnel in Camden at 10 a. M,
September 1st
MUNICIPAL COURT. Deputy Sheriff Charles
o. Diekey of Northport made search and
seizure last Saturday at the saloon on Main
street conducted by Ralph NJ Wood. A pint
of liquor and four gallons of cider were found.
Wood claimed that about half an hour before
he had sold out to George Forbes, Fred W..
Brown, Esq, making the bill of sale. Forbes
claimed to have no knowledge of the liqucr.
Wood was arrested and tried before Judge
knowlton last Monday morning. Wood, through
his counsel, H. c. Buzzell of Searsport, put up
vigorous defence, claiming that he was no
longer proprietor of the place, having sold it
to George Forbes, receiving $50 in cash and a
note of $50, but was found guilty and sentence d
to pay fine of 500 and costs $40, and 60 days
in Jail, and in default of payment, go days
additional. He appea led and furnished bonds
with Roscoe M. Ellis and Seth M. Merchant
sureties. .. On com plant of Joseph A. Lyons,
Charles Kinney, Fred Baker, James Burgin,
Howard Nash and Linneous Merchant were
brought before Judge Knowlton Tuesday fore
noon for robbery. Burgin, Nash and Merchant
were acquitted. The evidence showed that
Kinney had given Lyons liquor Wednesday
evening, drugging him; that he was taken to
Fred Bakers home and his suit, veteran fire.
mans uniform taken from him; that he was
i'll treated and kicked out of doors. Mr.. Lyons,
man GO years of age, took refuge in the
woods near the muck, remaining without food,
drink or clothing until Saturday, when he was
discovered by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Robbins, who
cared for him. Kinney and Baker were found
guilty and bound over to the September term
of the Supreme Judicial Court. Baker was
placed under $500, with True Trundy and James
Burgin sureties, and Kenney under $3.50 bonds.