The Republican journal., 1911-06-29

The lumber has arrived and the frame of the
corn canning factory is going up
Steamer Castine took party to Rockland
Monday to witness the speed trials of the bat
tleship Utah. The ship attained maximum
speed of 81 ,637 knots, 1897 greater than her
contract requirement.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
postoffice for the week ending June 9th: Miss
Georgia Field, Mrs. K. R. JONES' Miss Marion
Lambert, Mr.. Bragdon, James Dill, Chas. W.
Cunningham, Bert Elwell.
At the opera house tonight return engage
ment of Mr.. Daniel Ryan in the great New
York success, The Son of Man. Mr.. Ryan and
his excellent company played here June Goth
and was pronounced one of the best compa-
MES that had played Belfast this season.
A ten ton boiler for the corn canning factory
was brought here over the railroad last week,
and an attempt was made to move it with a
pair of forward wheels and sled. The steam
roller engine, oxen and horses were unable to
move it any distance and Tuesday it was placed
on wheels and landed in front of the lot.
Elijah Richie had charge of the job.
The annual meeting of the trustees of ceme-
teries was held last Monday and the following
superintendent were elected: James F. Fer
maid, Grove cemetery; George Davis, Head of
Tide; B. S. Staples, Citypoint; H. L. Gray, West
Belfast; Nelson Wight, South Belfast; E. O..
Pendleton, East Belfast. The trustees are
Charles R. Coombs, chairman, Chas. B. Eaton
and Charles F. Swift
The steamer Golden Rod has been making
special trips the past week, and July LIST will
enter upon her summer schedule of two trips
day between Belfast, Islesboro, Castine and
Brooksville. She leaves Belfast on the morn
ing trip at $50 arriving here at 4.30 p. m. in
the afternoon, giving opportunity for several
hours stay in Castine, one of the prettiest
places the Maine coast.
The Laymans Bible class, Orlando E. Frost,
teacher, and the Woman's International Bible
class, Mrs. Willis B. Fletcher, teacher, of the
Baptist church, had a most enjoyable field day
at the city park last Saturday. Members of
the families of the classes with invited guests
enjoyed the sports in the afternoon, which in
cluded most exciting ball game, and at sun
picnic supper in the pavilion.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Some of the things
sold by earle & Jones in their two stores are
enumerated in their advertisement; but it
would require large book to catalogue them
ALL They have dry goods department., a
crockery department and a basement sales
room, in which found a great variety of
articles. They have Fourth of July goods, with
the exception of fireworks. Mr.. Jones is agent
for the Ford automobiles. :. 1t is suggested
that instead of throwing old shoes and rice
after the newly weds, you throw a couple of
boxes OF Holeproof stockings. sold only at The
Dinsmore Store. Later pair of the Firmfoot
shoes will be in order, and you will find these
in different feathers, in both button and lace,
at The Dinsmore Store. Bids are called for
building an addition to the shoe factory. Plans
may be seen at Mathews Bros office. Bids
close at l p. m. July 9th. earle & Jones ad
Vertise Fourth of July specialties in wearing
apparel and solicit personal inspection.
Buy your Fourth of July toys at the "Home of
Good Values" II Main street, Ralph D. South
worth proprietor. Everything in furnishings,
hats, caps, etc. Watch for the window dis
play July 4th: The house IS Court street,
known as the Capt. John Moore house, contain
ing l6 rooms, with stable, henhouse and wood
shed, is offered for sale. Apply on the prem
Uses. Salmon for your Sunday and July 4th
dinner, 30 and IS cents pound, at the City
Fish Market. Boiled and live Holsters as usual
Place your orders early. -. E. K. Brier & Co.
Journal building, advertise one-half price
millinery sale, to include dress hats, tailored
hats and childrens wear