The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-08-03

ssu sne oecision OF the law court in the
case OF Dr. Gustavus c. Kilgore VS., Ernest
Lamport OF Morrill,, in which the motion for a
new trial is overruled for want 81 prosecution
The action was brought at the April term Of
court to recover for medical attendance IN the
defendants wife.
"A SUCCESSFUL LAWN PARTY. The lawn fete
last Thursday afternoon at Crosby Place. the
summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chen.
cry, by the ladies of the Episcopal mission.
was not only pleasing social function. Int
success financially. The attendance ;nclnded
many citizens and summer residents of th;. c;tv
and vicinity, and others came from Castine
Camden and Rockland. The weather was fine.
the grounds most attractive. and the flower
decorated tables, which were placed on the
lawn at the rear of the house, shut in from the
street by handsome hedge. were laden with
a profusion Of attractive wares. Punch, cot
fee and lemonade were served by Mrs. Daisy
Meyer of New York. Misses Avis M. Morrison
and Ruth Ferguson under an immense Japanese
umbrella. The fancy work table, which con.
tanned novelties and handwork of every do.
scription, was in charge Of Mrs. Abbie McLane.
Miss Silvia De Grasse Fowler of Washington.
D. c. Mrs. H. A. Lloyd, Mrs. J. F. Preston.
Mrs. Horace Chenery and Miss Mabel john
son. The bag table, which was literally laden
with bags Of every description, was presided
ov by Mrs. Louis Pennington, Mrs. C. G.
Ferguson and Miss Maude Gammans. Mrs. G.
W. Stoddard, Mrs. VIM. R. Marshall and Miss
Christine Hall disposed of large number of
useful and fancy aprons. Delicious home
made boxed candies were sold by Mrs. A. w.
Weeman and Mrs. John w. Jones. Miss Esther
Rackliff, assisted by Misses Margaret White,
Margaret Kahill, Evelyn P. and Cora S. MORT
son, Katherine C. and Elizabeth A. Quimby,
Edith and Anna Wright served ice cream
About $500 was added to the chapel fund.- and
it is thought that the building may be begun
this year. Two years ago lot was bought at
the corner of Court and Elm streets and last
Friday an architect was here comforting with
the committee and looking over the lot, and
plans for the chapel will be made at once.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Harry W. Clark &
Co., the M ain street clothiers, announce their
great semi-annual 14-day Red Tag cleanup
sale. This will be an opportunity to buy at a
big reduction in price the well known and
popular Kuppenheimer clothes, the Widow
Jones suits; suits to suit everybody, men and
boys; shirts and underwear, raincoats, hats
and caps and furnishing goods. This is cash
sale, and no goods will be charged at the cut
prices. This, Thursday, morning, August
Sd, what must prove record breaking shoe
sale will open at The Dinsmore Store, to con-
tinue for ten days. During that time you can
buy shoes for men, women and children, ac-
tually worth from $3.50 to $3.50, for only ST.
The sale includes such we'll known makes as
the Regal, Dorothy Dodd and Edwin C. Burt,
and some extra specials, of which particulars
are given in the advertisement. The Hole
proof stockings are also sold exclusively at
The Dinsmore Store and the demand is steadily
increasing Every who likes a good
cigar will be interested in the announcement
made by Perry's Market. Call and get free
sample ..See statement of the Waldo Trust
company on the 9Th page. :. The discount sale
by j. W. Ferguson & Co. closes August 5th -.
The annual cut price sale of summer shoes at
Colburn's Shoe Store 81 Main street, will be-
gin today, August Sd. Walkover, Queen
| Quality and other standard makes of shoes at
| extremely low prices. The Norton Pillsbury
Co. can fit you out with carriages, harnesses
and about everything that is wanted in the
way of horse goods. Especial sale of CHS
bees chocolates, Saturday, August 5th, at
Charles F. Swift, Masonic Temple A full |
pound package for only 20 cents Try them.
49,. Ralph M. Wood, Belfast publishes eau
ton notice Tenement suitable for a LODGING
or boarding house, with all modern improve
ments, to let. Enquire of M. R. Knowlton, Sc
High street, James H. Howes, Odd Fellows
block, announces a great alteration sale and
will close out everything in his ladies' depart
ment at an immense reduction, The sale will
begin this, Thursday, morning and includes
suits, dresses, skirts and dust coats The
family of Mrs. Sarah ]. Logan publish card
of thanks. Fall term at Hebron Academy
opens Sept. 18th. Catalog on request
Charles K. Coombs, administrator, will sell at
public auction Sept. 18th the real estate he.
longing to the late John A. Leighton and what
personal property is not previously disposed
of.
IHE ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB SALE. The
rooms of the Arts and Crafts Club were OPEN
edhTuesday for the sale of hand made articles.
Members of the club were in attendance and
the goods were attractively arranged in show
cases, etc. The pictures by Mrs E. R. Pierce
are beautiful. particularly the floral pieces
roses and chrysanthemums-four Of which are
In modern gilt frames. There are several
unframed, including one of an attractive coun.
try house in summer. There is large display
of hand-painted china, in useful and orna-
mental ware, the work of Miss Bertha ]
Goodwin of Newport. The baskets, repre-
senting the first work taken up by the club
and superseded in some degree by the later
work. still had their special attraction. The ex.
cellent display of leather work included
large and very handsome centerpiece, not for
sale, the work of Mrs R. P. Chase The dis
play of embroidery and lace work was most
attractive, and the jewelry and metal work of
Miss Louise E. Heal is wonderful to the I'M
initiated. An interesting feature is the old
fashioned rough framed loom, once the prop
erty of Mrs. Elbridge Achorn of Morrill,. and
now owned by Rev. Adolph Rossbach, who
kindly loaned it to the Club. Mrs. Ella Brown.
a practical weaver, was at work adjust
ing the harness and warp when the writer was