The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-07-27

Advance agent Webster OF the Quincy
Adams SAWYER Co was in this city Wednes-
day.
There will be food sale in the Baptist
vestry tomorrow, Friday afternoon. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Horace Chenery of this city is authorized by
the fish and game commissioners to issue nom
resident hunting licenses.
Mr.. Walter H. Juan and family have moved
from No. Is Franklin street to the Dr. o. S.
Vickery house on Bridge street.
County Commissioners Bryant and Harmon
We're in Belfast Tuesday on business prepara-
tory to the regular August session.
! The following discharges in bankruptcy have
been granted in the United States district
court: Frank G. Smith. Winterport; Herbert NJ
Clark, Unity.
Mrs. Tillinghast of Livermore Falls is to
speak in Waldo County on the Resubmission
question. Her itinerary is to be arranged by
Mrs. Ella Barton Smith of Thorndike.
The rooms of the Belfast Arts and Craft So
ciety will be open on August LIST, End and Srd.
fom a. m. to p. M, for sale of hand work
There will bea food sale on Saturday as usual.
| The steamer Castine will make an excursion
next Sunday afternoon from Belfast and
Northport Campground to Penobscot Park.
The steamer will leave Lewis wharf, Belfast,
at l.30 p. M, Northport at 2, arriving at Pc
nobscot Park at p. m. Returning will leave
Penobscot Park at p. m. Tickets. 40 cents.
| ANr1-LIcENsE Work. Arrangements are
being made to have Hon. Geo. W. Morrow of
Michigan, State Supt. of the Anti-Saloon
League of that State to speak in Waldo county
from August LIST to August 18th. Any places
wishing to be put on the list will please inform
Marcellus J. Dow of Brooks, who will have
| general charge of the route. Each place will
be responsible for his expenses.
Three land transfers last Monday are of
special interest Ralph C. johnson has sold to
Herbert I. Field land on Phoenix Row; heirs
OF the late John Cunningham have sold to
Charles Z. kempton, land on upper Miller
street; Charles 2. Hazeltine, ct al, have sold to
Charles W. Lancaster land on upper Miller
street The latter lot is directly opposite the
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present working.
Many Belfast young people attended the dance
IN Union hail. Searsport, last Saturday night
Two auto parties of Belfast young people who
had been at Penobscot park for supper took in
the dance on the way home. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrist, Misses Mort
son and Quimby and Messrs. Holmes. Foster
Morse and Rawson of Boston. The Belfast
Independents and party of their friends were
also at the dance, on the way home from the
Park, where the team played ball in the after
noon.
EXCURSION For ALL. The Methodist Sum-
day school will run public excursion Monday
July 3lst, on the steamer Castine. leaving Rel
fast at o'clock a. M, Northport at SIS. and
going to Penobscot Park Here the base hall
grounds tennis courts and the Casino will be
/ open to the excursionists. Good boating and
bathing privileges. Shore dinner can he So
cured at the Casino. AT 100 the steamer will
leave the Park for Fort Knox, and about two
hours will be had here for visiting this historic
ola Fort At five o'clock the boat will leave
! S -N'eh+ II ~, teaching nome IN time for
supper. If the weather should be unfayorabe
Monday, the trip will be made Thursday. AUG
Bird. Fare for the round trip, for children up
to twelve years, 20 CENTS others, 40 cents.
| LINEN SHOWER. The friends of Miss
Emerald Bradman, whose marriage to RAYMOND
Mossman of Lisbon Falls will take place the
first week in August, gave her kitchen linen
shower last Tuesday evening at the home of
Rev. William Vaughan East Belfast. novel
lawn party was arranged by Miss Clair
i Vaughan. in the form of ecobweb marty
Strings were run from the branches of large
| apple tree, and that of the bride be was at
tached to large tin pan, which emptied it's
contents on her head in regular shower fashion
Each gift was wrapped in paper and all will
be of use in her new home. The other strings
were attached to lemons, ETC. The ring was
found by Miss Stella Black, the thimble by
Miss Clair Vaughan and the money by Miss
Edith Strout. Punch ice cream and cake were
served by Misses Vaughan and Black All
present report a most delightful time