The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-02

| LUG 1SedIuGE S18Cne pOOk . tAS~AAASAs VvSA
to Castine Monday for A. S. Heal
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. NJ S. Hill this, Thursday,
afternoon. A full attendance is requested.
There will be ball at Silver Harvest,
Grange Hall, Waldo, Friday evening. Novem-
Der 3rd, with music by Cartoons s orchestra.
There will be meeting of the Belfast
Yacht Club this, Thursday, evening at 7.SO
| o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
Messrs. Robert F. Dunton and Charles P.
| Hazeltine returned last Thursday from their
annual outing in Northern Maine, bringing a
deer and some cartridges.
The Sea,sport postoffice is to have postal
savings department. The Belfast post office
has had one for some months, but as yet has
done no business in that line.
Capt. J. H. Perkins, who had charge of TAX
ing down the old house on the Otis hill, found
between the walls of the attic board having
the date 1908 written upon it in chalk. -. .. "a.
The annual business meeting OF the Belfast
Musical Society will take place Tuesday even
n.y. Nov 7th at 73O o'clock at the rooms on
High street. A full attendance is desired.
Things continue to come our way. A very
handsome head of lettuce, just from his gar
den. was left at the home of The Journal edi-
tor last Tuesday morning by "Our George. - -
| Sheriff Jenkins requests The Journal to cor
rect story in circulation that two young men
had broken jail Sunday morning, October 22nd
They were placed in the city lookup and es-
capped, leaving town.
Alfred M. Ferguson of the Ferguson Poultry
Farm raised this season on the H. S. Knight
place, Northport avenue, ten to twelve tons
of Hubbard squash. The yield was not up te
expectation, but Mr.. Ferguson will plant again
next season.
The Saturday football games of local interest
resulted as follows: At Orono, Bates 5, Maine
/ o. at Waterville, Colby 0, Bowdoin 0; at Pitts.
| field, Maine Central Institute 80, East Maine
Conference Seminary 0; at Waterville, Colby 6
| Hebron 0.
ADVERTISED LETTERS Following is list Of
letters remaining uncalled for in the Belfas
post office for the week ending Oct. 81. Lade:
Miss Margaret Craig, Mrs. Frances A. Stew
ems Gentlemen-W. F. Bennett, Thos. Red
den, Robert Sylvester, o. Walker Staples
The Womens Alliance of the First Parish
(Unitarian) church will meet at the home o
Miss Colburn Church street, this, Thursday
afternoon at 230 o'clock. The subject of tn.
paper will be "Races and Immigrants in Amer
ica" An earnest invitation is extended to al
the women in the parish to attend this openin,
meeting and become members of the Alliance
The Halloween ball at Seaside Grange hal
last Thursday night was largely attended AM
a great success. Supper served at
o'clock and the tables were bountifully sprea
and appropriately decorated. Music for tn
dance was furnished by Reyes orchestra
Elijah Richie, A. D. Hayes and Earl Brale
had charge of the ball arrangements and Mis-
Alberta Wadsworth was chairman of the sup
per committee, assisted by Mrs. Richie an
Mrs G. G. Abbott.
VETERANS MEETING. The Waldo Count
Veteran association will meet at Come
Grange hail. Swanvile, November 9th. |
stormy, the next fair day. This change in tn
date was made as the North Waldo Pomon
Grange meets at the same hall November Is
Comrades. rally on the little town where tn
first meeting of the association was held /
years ago and bring along the picnic baske
Beans, coffee and bread will be furnished b
the good people of Swanvile.-A. Stinsol
Secy.
STEAMER NOTES. The winter schedule {
fares to Boston went into effect on the Eas
ern Steamship Co. yesterday, November Is
Under the new arrangement, the fare to Bo.
ton from Bangor is $3.50 instead of $3.50 as
present. The fare from Winterport will |
$40; Bucksport, S2.35; Searsport, $3.50; Be
fast, 1925; and Camden and Rockland, So
This is for first-cass limited tickets 1t is e.
pected that the present sailing schedule
four trips per week will continue until tt
river closes -. The Silver Star made her las
trip Tuesday on the Belfast, Islesboro, Ca
tine and Brooksville route, the Anna Bel
Capt. Ben Ar ey, taking the route yesterday.