The Republican journal., 1912-10-10

the advt in your paper had the desired effect
About fifteen Of Rev. A, A. Smith. Ralf.s
friends motored to Bangor last Sunday to at
tend church in the beautiful new edifice. Tn
weather was all that could be desired and III,
visit greatly enjoyed.
Thomas E. Bowker, son of Mr.. and Mrs Il
S. Bowker of East Belfast, has been apno;nte,
substitute letter carrier, succeeding Franz
Luce, promoted to clerkship in the Belfast
postoffiee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac S. Hills motorei to Blue Hill last
Sunday in Mr.. Ritchies Overland car. The
distance registered was 100 miles. They climb.
ed the mountain and had dinner on the summit
Cucumbers and tomatoes have not done we'll
this season and there have not been ripe to.
matoes enough to supply the home market,
Last week A. A. Howes & Co., had ripe toma-
toes from Boston and it looks as though green
tomatoes would be in short supply.
A Prospect correspondent reports deer and
partridge plentiful in that vicinity, but saws
that rabbits are extinct and one may hunt al,
day and never see one. few years ago they
were very plentiful and in 1900 D. H. Grew
shot 30 in one afternoon. shooting six without
moving from where he stood
The following petition in bankruptcy has
been filed at the Office of the clerk of the
United States district court: Lorin Small.
Swanville, paving cutter; secured claims, SIP:
unsecured claims, 1886; assets, sls; attorney,
Fred W. Brown, Belfast. Credlt tors listed for
small amounts of Belfast, Swanville and Waldo
In last Saturdays football games Colby de.
feated Coburn by a score of 81 to 0; at Orono
Maine won over Tufts, IA to 0; at Lewiston.
Bates defeated New Hampshire State College,
10 to IA; at Midcletown, Ct, Wes.eyan beat
Bowdoin, to 6; at Portland, Portland H. S.
defeated Oak Grove Seminary of Vassalbo. Co.
20 to 0; and at Pittsfeld. Bangor High defeated
M. c. l. by a score of 20 to 0.
| Many will regret to learn that Miss R, T.
Newell will not return to the Western Union
Office this winter, as she has not recovered
sufficiently from her nervous breakdown to
resume the work there. Miss Newell has
taken the agency for the ]. S. Znegher Co
white ribbon fiavoring and toilet preparations
The goods are of superior quality, put up in
tubes without alcohol, and are of great purity
and concentrated strength.
ADVERTISED LETTERS The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast postoffice
for the week ending Oct Sth. Ladies-Mrs
Winfield S. Carver Miss Margaret Craig, 6
letters), Miss Ada L. Howard, Mrs. Abbe
Orne, Mrs. Melvin Staples, Almeda Sprague
Thelma Smith. Gentlemen-W. M. Currier
G. E. Fisher, A. W. Hows, Eben Holmes q
letters), Nathani Johnson Oscar l.. LeBart
Elonzo Peake. Harry E. Thompson, H. O.
Uhlman, c. H. Thompson.
The Ladies' Aid of West Northport held
their annual meeting Oct. End at the home OF
Mrs. Tileston Wadlin. The roll call was an
swered with quotations. The reports of the
officers and committees were read. The treas
urer reported SILL 81 in hand for the Chapel
fund. The following officers were reelected
President, Mrs, Mason l. Stevens; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Wilbur Maffitt; secretary, Miss
Clara Steward; treasurer, Mrs. Joel P. Wood
social committee for two months, Mrs P G
Hurd, Mrs Irving Hills, Mrs. Frank Beach;
work committee for two months, Mrs L. E.
Pitcher, Mrs. Tileston Wadlin, Mrs. Joel
Prescott.
CITYPolNT KITE. Young Sidney Knowl-
ton of Citypoint manufactured wonderful
kite last week. The dimensions were: feet
wide by feet long, and the kite was thing
of beauty as it foated gracefully into the air
abov. the picturesque little village. AS a
partner in his aerial venture Sidney had his
intimate friend Rosie Small, who, as we IN
derstand it, furnished whole ball of Irvine,
bought at the store of R. H. Mosher. 1t was
good Irvine, with the regulation number of
feet to the ball, but after the kite had gone to
the length of it, and still showed marked in
clination to soar, a third partner was taken
into the concern, namely, Master Leslie keech,
who was the fortunate possessor of Is yards
Of new fshlne. Up went the kite to the full
length of this tether, until it was a mere
maple leaf in the heavens. But alas At this
supreme and triumphant moment some play
full pixy of the air snatched the fishlne from
the fingers of Rosie Small, who was acting
master of ceremonies. Away flew the kite
until it was beyond the range of the eager
eyes that watched its flight The following
morning it was found resting in the corner of
a field more than a mile away. Practically
the whole of the Irvine was recovered, but the
rs yards of new fishline is still missing If
anyone finds it anywhere between here and
the moon we hope it will be promptly return
ed to Master Leslie Keech, Citypoint, Maine,
u. S. A.
THE c. L. S. C. ALUMNI. The annual meet
ing and picnic of the c. l.. S. c. Alumni was
held with Mrs. George Mahoney at her pleas
ant home on Salmond street Thursday after
noon, Oct. 3rd This society includes in
membership all the c. L. S. c. graduates from
the year 1885 to the present 1912 class. Miss
George S. Pratt of Montville, a member of the
society, who is visiting Mrs. c. A. Hubbard,
was present. The opening exercises consisted
of responsive reading, singing, response TO
roll call by naming class. motto, name and
flower. The following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, Miss Isabel
CHM; vice pre- sident, Mrs. Annie L. McKeen:
secretary and treasurer, Miss l.. A. Cochran.
The program arranged for this occasion includ-
ed a Historical Sketch of this Cnautauoua
Alumni by Miss L. A. Cochran; reading, "Rec-
ignition Day at the Chautauqua Assembly. N.
"" by Miss George S. Pratt; soprano solo ty