The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-09-07

The Opera House, Friday and Saturday. Of
fers an entirely new program of 4 reels Mrs.
Edythe Bartlett and Mr.. W. G. Haseltine will
be the soloists
There will be meeting of the official board
of the Methodist church in the vestry to-
morrow, Friday, evening. All members are
requested to attend.
Rev. David L. Wilson conducted the usual
service at the North church last Sunday morn
ing and in the afternoon held service in
Swanville and officiated at two funerals.
Seventy-one people left Belfast at 6 a. m.
Monday on Mr.. Dickey's excursion to attend
the Labor Day parade and the opening day of
the State Fair in Lewiston. 1t was pleasant
day, good fair, and Mr.. Dickey showed the
party every attention possible.
The corn canning factory and the sardine
factory have been busy the past week. Fish
were plentiful and the sardine factory has been
run day and night. The men are employed by
| the hour and the women by the piece, the
latter. when they become expert, making high
wages
liquor question on schoolhouse common this,
Thursday. evening, at 73O o'clock. Judge Blair
knows the saloon in all its modes and lenses,
and under all systems, and is an able and con-
vincing speaker. The Belfast Band will be in
attendance. Should the weather be unfavor-
able the meeting will be held in the Opera
House
SALE OF THE MCCLINToCK PROPERTY. An
| important real estate deal was completed
yesterday, when Mr.. John R. Dunton bought
the D. Y. McClintock property on High and
Spring streets. The sale includes the large
WOODEN house on the corner and the brick
blocks adjoining on the two streets named.
1t is supposed the buildings will be improved
and renovated for residential purposes.
ADVERTISED LETTERS The following un-
claimed letters remained in the Belfast post
office for the week ending Sept. 5th: Mrs.
Helen l.. Coe, Mrs. Elizabeth Dudley, Mrs
Ellen G. Dickey, Elizabeth Craig, Mrs. Lizzie
Allenwood, Mrs. Harry Garland, Ellen Henry,
Mrs. Annie A. Mitchell, Mrs. E. A. Rand Mrs.
M A. Winston, Mrs Jessie Whitney, Miss Jes-
ant, A. H. Crockett, Jas W. Clark, E. Cousins,
Richard Gross, Cushman Grey, F. L. Hamilton,
Fred R. Johnson, L. W. Riggs R. F. Lowell, W.
R. Lowell, D. l.. Mack Andless, H. C. Paul, R.
E. Weber, E. j. Watson.
EXCURSIONS Saturday, September 9th, the
steamer Castine will run from Camden, Bay
side and Belfast to Penobscot Park where
there is to be a grand band carnival, ball
games, dancing and other amusements. The
Castlne will leave Camden at II M, Bayside
LIS and Belfast at LAO p. NJ; arriving at Pc
nobscot Park at 2.40 p. M Returning, will leave
? nobst OF Park for above landings at 8 p. M
Sunday, Sept. 10th, the Castine will make
an excursion to Bangor, lei wing Lewis wharf
Belfast, at a M, arriving in Bangor at 1870
a. m. Returning, will leave Bangor at D. NJ
Fare for round trip, SO cents.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The schools open
Monday. Have you got those Holeproof
stockings for the children? If not, you will
find them, only, at The Dinsmore store The
W. G. Frye house, Congress street. is offered
for sale. 1t is very desirable property. APP
ply to the owner, George W. Frisbee . j. w.
Ferguson & Co. have received full line CT
tailor-made shirt waists, white and colored.
Call early and get first choice. =. You can get
great bargain in hot-water heater by call
ing at once or writing to Charles R. Coombs,
Y Main street, Belfast. -. A good paying busi-
ness in Belfast must be sold or leased right
away as the proprietor has other business that
do al
quire of NJ R. Knowlton, 66 High street. :. To
let furnished house of seven rooms and bath,
in Belfast. Enquire of E. L. Macomber, North
Islesboro, Me-. Miss Evie L. Holmes, having
studied with an experienced hair-worker the
past summer, is now prepared to do hair work
in all styles :. Harry W. Clark & Co. sell the
Widow Jones Knickerbocker suits, the stand
ard make of boys clothes. A large mending
piece, extra buttons and lucky token with
each suit. -. For fall wear, advanced styles in
suits and coats, go to James H. Howes, Odd
Fellows block
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Miss Hattie Sargent left Thursday to visit
friends in Searsport and Bangor =. Mrs. AL
thea Drew of Boston is the guest of Mrs. Lucy
Plummer Mrs. Ida Adams and Mrs Leon
Adams and her two children returned to
Boston Thursday after visiting E. C. Harri-
man W. A. Wellington is critically ill...F.
A. Luce and Miss Annie Butterfield passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Luce in Bel
fast. Miss Butterfield took the Sunday night
boat on her way to her home in Lawrence,
Mass . Mrs. Kitty F. Hannum is at George
C. Trussell's in Belfast for week. J.. Mr.. and
and Mrs. ]. ]. Clement attended the Water
vile fair last week, and also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Crosby in Vassalboro. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Poland of Middleboro, Mass, are
visiting relatives and friends in town.. Mr.
and Mrs, Weldon Poland of Middleboro, Mass,
are visiting Mr.. Everett Bennett and family.
Isaac Bartlett is building mill for James
Durham The first meeting of the Mackabee
Lodge, which was organized by Mr.. B. A. Win
gate, was held at the grange hall Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Fred Morgan assisted Mr..
Fogg at the service Sunday afternoon. The
attendance was the largest for the summer.
Mr. C. R. Richards and family, who have been
visiting at Mr.. James Bartletts, have returned
to their home in Chevy Chase, Maryland -.
Miss Mary Mason has returned to Boston after