The Republican journal., 1911-10-26

The Ladies' Aid of West Northport will
have a social in the Brainard school house
Tuesday evening, October 31st; if stormy.
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Abbott will furnish
entertainment with his Victor talking machine
and magic lantern slides. Ice cream and home
made candy will be on sale Admission 10
cents. The public is cordially invited
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast post Office
for the week ending Oct oath. Ladies-Miss
Bee Griffin, Elizabeth Marshall, Mary McWil-
liams, Mrs. Ida NJ. Newell, Mrs. Florence Rid
ley, Mrs. Anita Patterson, Mrs. Isadore Wy
man. GentIemen--J. E. Balfour e letters),
James A. Cole, Andy Chapman, W. S. Gray,
Herman H Jones. E. N. Richardson, Harry Il.
Small. VIM. H. Schneider, Archelas Talbot.
WEST BELFAST. Mrs. A5bie Toothaker is
visiting in Searsmont. Mrs. Belle Towie Mrs.
Carrie Cunningham. Mrs. Annabel Underwood
and Mrs. Mary Wood spent the day last Fri
day with Mrs Leslie Miller Mrs Blanche
Elms and son Roger visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert kimball Mrs Annie
Griffin has closed her house for the winter and
gone to Portland to spend few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander, and later expects to
go to California to spend the winter =. Mrs.
Clare Hartman is quite i'll with pleurisy and
Miss Emma Blake is caring for her.. Mrs.
Herbert Seekins returned Wednesday morning
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Garlic & Jones have
several seasonable announcements this week.
They have received new invoice of blankets,
at prices from SO cents to IS, and now is the
time when blankets are needed Then thew
| have full lines of suits, coats, skirts and cos
tunes; also 100 one-piece dresses in wool,
wolfe and messalenes, and have new goods
constantly arriving. They carry the Edison
monographs records and accessories and 81
down and SO cents week puts an Edison
monograph and IL Amberol records in your
home. New suits, coats, dresses and shirt
waists have been received at the Speciality
Suit Parlors, Masonic Temple, up one fight.
Splendid valnes in Caracul coats. At 1.-THE
Hilton Home of Waists you will find waists
| from so cents to $40, silk, lace, chiffon,
| lingerie. tailored, both white and colored,
wooden and young ladies' flannel shirts
See notice of loss of Belfast Savings bank
book No. 1851. Questions answered by j.
| II. Wood, Optometrist. -. Mrs. C. F. Shaw. IS
Congress street, Belfast, sells Rumat, re-
/, liable remedy for rheumatism. Try it Ar
| thur W. Coombs is making trips three times
| week with meat cart. H e carries all kinds
| of meat and his prices are right :. AT The
| Dlnsmore Store you will find Regal shoe
at "a that looks like custom made that costs
". You will also find at this store Holeproof,
| the famous hosiery for men, women and chill
dren. Alfred Jones, Sea Breeze cottage,
| Belfast has number of all the year-round
shore cottages for rent. Mrs. Hattie Went
worth, Mrs. Nettie Hoag, Mrs Ellen Scribner
and Mr.. Fred Nichols publish a card of thanks.
h, ~ Kitchen girl wanted by Jellison & Greer at
their High street restaurant. :. See announce.
| ment Of the new ready-to-wear depar tment of
James H. Howes. Infants wear a speciality.
Butterlcks patterns. In connection with the
advertisement of new fall clothing by Ralph
d. Southworth, IL Main street. he gives notice
| that ne will cash checks on local manufacturers.
AS the banks close at noon on Saturday this
| will be convenience to many people.
SHIPPING ITEMS Last week there was some
| anxiety concerning the schooner yacht Coro-
net, which had not been heard from since
! Sept. 9th, when she was supplied with pro-
visions by the steamer Lapland in response to
| distress signals. The yacht was then about
225 miles off Sable island bound to Portland.
Frank W. Sanford, the founder and leader of
the Holy Ghost and Us society, eight women
and two children, were among those on board
Last Saturday morning the Coronet arrived at
the quarantine station in Portland harbor,
with torn sails, hull below the water line COW
cred with sea weed and barnacles, leaking.
and short of provisions. When Sanford came
ashore he was arrested in a suit brought by a
| former resident at Shiloh for illegal detention
and gave bonds. The conditions on board the
yachtwere such as to call for the interposition
OF the authorities. The women and children were
ordered ashore and the crew, who were down
with the scurvy. were taken to the hospital.
While the men were kept on short allowance
of food and water and worked continuously
at the pumps in three shifts, Sanford is said
to have had an abundance of both The u S.
Engineers office, 5s7 Congress street, Portland,
asked for sealed proposals for removing the
wreck of the schooner Eleazer Boynton, which
was sunk in Rockland harbor August 7th. 1t
will be remembered that she was run into by
one OF the Boston steamships during thick
fog, and sank with sails set. She was after
wards stripped of sails, rigging and spars, and
now lies in about five fathoms of water, with
g., -
Capt. Frank Patterson of North Breoksville
came to Belfast to look after the repairs on
his vessel, schooner Mary Augusta. Ship
Aryan, which arrived at Boston Oct. 18th from
Sedttle. is chartered to load coal at Baltimore
for Seattle at s..