The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-10-12
A full attendance is requested at the regula,

full attendance is requested at the regular
meeting of A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Vet
Grams, next Tuesday evening.
The TRAVELLERS CLUB. The first meeting
of this club for the season, was held at the
home of Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket last Tues
day afternoon. There was full attendance
and the club takes up another seasons work
with interest and enthusiasm. The hostess
comfortable home was made attractive with
decorations of roses and fall flowers. The
special topic for the year is South America.
Miss Annie L. Barr presented clear and in
structive paper on The Map of South America
and Mrs. Amos Clement comprehensive artl-
Gle on its early explorers. Mrs. Edward Sibley.
president, Mrs. Amos Clement, vice president
and Mrs George E. Bracket, secret ry and
treasurer, gave interesting reports OF the
recent meetings of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs in Saco. Chicken salad sand
wiches, olives, assorted cake, coffee and con-
fectionery were served.
FOR SELLING LIQUOR IN UNITY. Napoleon
Boundry of Watervle, whose arrest at Unity
on search and seizure case, trial before the
municipal court, sentence and commitment to
Jail was reported last week, was released
Thursday ON payment of fine of 500, Judge
Knowlton renting the costs. The man is
said to have consumption and could not be
kept in Jail He returned to Unity and later
in the day was arrested there for selling liquor
and having liquor in his possession for sale, by
Deputies Edgecomb and Dickey and brought
to Belfast on the evening train. He was taken
! before F. A. Greer, bail commissioner, and
gave bail with Ervan W. Lttle6eld of Portland
and Charles Pomerleaux of Waterville as sure
ties for his appearance before the municipal
court Friday morning, when Judge KnoWlton
found him guilty and sentenced him to pay a
fine of $100 and costs and 80 days in Jail and
in default of payment 30 days additional. He
appealed to the January term of the Supreme
Judicial Court with Abner G. Gilmore of Bel
fast and Charles Pomerlaux of Waterville as
sureties, and left on the noon train for Water
vile.
ARRESTED FOR LARCENY Beecher Kendall
of Belfast was before Judge Knowlton yester-
day morning on complaint of Harry L. Jordan
of Searsmont for the larceny of $40. 1t ap-
peared from the evidence that Jordan had
cashed check for $34 80 at the City National
Bank Monday. That evening IN company with
Kendall he obtained liquor and while intoxi
Gated attended the play at the Opera House.
After the play they went to the Kendall bar
Der shop in the Knowlton block on High street,
where Kendall trimmed his hair and gave him
shampoo. About one o'clock they left the
building in search Of more liquor and while on
the street Jordan discovered the loss of his
money and accused Kendall. The plaintiff
spent the night in the Cooper lumber yard and
in the morning swore out warrant against
Kendall who was arrested on Main street in
the afternoon by police officer VIM. H, Staples,
who is acting city marshall. Kendall was
taken before trial justice F. A. Greer and
bound over to the Municipal Court with Her
bert Patterson and John Ward sureties.
| The trial extended into the afternoon Wednes-
day, Judge Knowlton found probable cause
and bound him over to the January term of
the Supreme Judicial Court in the sum of
$500. H. C. Buzzell appeared for the defen-
dant: He failed to secure bonds and was COM
mitted Wednesday afternoon.