The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-12
mn NEWS OF BELFAST

a.. eod to Aroostooh pal 1iSo'
F'''' .rrnal stock-taking is in progress in
lns o,d & Barrows shoe factory.
''' ,,oiysrsity OF Maine College of Law
Inc f,r the fall term Wednesday, Oct.
and Mrs, William F. Coombs, Union
have taken the tenement in the S. G.
.'' house Oh Cedar street.
,,.rps from this county are minus,
.retly certain that the yes vote pre-
. Dr' both the ballot box and the bond is
,,tat, crop in Waldo county is said to
.-, processing and with good weather this
Dc ,adau absence of frosts, the corn crop
..o.rf turn ous well.
basil Newell recently found in fresh water
rar, beautiful pearl of large size, per-
..ns and high lustre. Mr.. Newell has
large collection of these pearls and
them are said to be valuable.
rs.. W7yo Of Belfast, who is employed in
u Market, Boston, is spending vaca-
VA. his nome, and called on his Citypoint
r-fdav. From force of habit Mr..
,,.n,,. buyine a little poultry and produce
hiring bis vacation.
ME- arirev A. Drury has bought Mr.. L. F.
r.o.t. nterest in the Colonial restaurant,
us, If High and Spring streets, and will
-, n,sssssan October 1st Both Mr.. and
~. 0,rry have had much experience in like
ami The restaurant will be in good han DIS
fr,.,,. the continuance of liberal public
patronage
rN I1gersoJ. Superintendent of the Saco
Tanning ompanys plant in this city, an
.,o.-. anal work there will begin next Sat
-.ls. ami tia. there is promise of fair corn
.,., This fall Messrs. Ingersoll and Elijah
p,.,.. -a.e a business trip to Portland last
..,s afr. ar Fenton Tomlinson of Portland,
,-s.-isrr IF tine company, was in Belfast Mon
---or sls aess: and went from here to Win
.,-r,-. where they have plant that will be
.osrs.-t &. g season.
4-e 4-eetit- Of the trustees of the Waldo
r. s-aeIltural Society, Sept 9th, the
.,.asa-sr was authorized to hire $500 to meet
,b. h.- vi the society. Treasurer Richie
r.s-.. prepared to make final report of the
r-..rs aI dsbursements and another meet
rU. trustees will be held tomorrow,
--is~ g. mig. The annual meeting will be
asf-eat 18TH, and it is understood the pres
.-t4arr .t Ulcers will be candidates for re-
ss.u-
Ts- eember term of court will begin
rsss -ptember nth, with Judge George
NJ a.s.r f Calais presiding. Cecil Clay of
p.r.. sl he the official stenographer.
lu.l--. If interest will be that of Forrest A.
Know .ar # Monroe VS. W. B. Tryon of Hart
nl a. potato case, tried at the April
term ~ b verdict for plaintiff. The verdict
was So side and new trial granted. Buzz
"a. for plaintiff. Bowden and c. H. Reid, Jr.
tsaz.ar4aul. There will be large number
ofdw-a cases,
Na ~rEJTIoN. DR.. Ralph E. Freeman,
get4rcl-a an, has been appointed by the local
Boar Health and confirmed by the State
5p. ,s nspector of meat for Bangor and
aart This new law in conformity with
Ii. as- the State of Massachusetts,, by the
ysfas ach all beef, sheep, veal, hogs, ETC.,
slaughtered must be inspe ted at time of kill
Dg A dressed meat must be inspected and
stamped, as under the federal government in
5peyuoa The railroad and express people
T. not. IN he future, receive any meat I'M
sss stamped as stated above, and the local
rea5-s I'd peddlers must live up to the law
e-7as- the penalty.
H- ioWEs ENTERTAINED. Misses Kath-
sl mby and Marian Washburn enter
tlea aarmingly at daintily appointed
4'aeIH Monday, in honor of Miss Frances
4 nuas whose marriage to Richard Whit
ra- .upeio Mass, viii take place early
% Eenfr. The color scheme was pink and
7N.s, The tables We're most attractive
VITA centerplece of sweet peas. The
I1.e We're also of sweet pea design,
"e . i the guest of honor, whose card
F-a -eatation of an appropriately dec
Nst-i .-"s A delicious six course luncheon
VA SERVED, tullowed by bridge. A pleasant
'9aH- Ne affair was the grouping at one
s'e e voung ladies' of the bridal party
MIS- Hoses, Miss Marian Hazeltine, Miss
Maggie let White, Miss Evelyn P. Morrison
w. Glen Doak, Miss Florence NJ Hill, Miss
Wash m and Miss Quimby. The other
guest were Miss Cora S. Morrison, Miss Mar
sIs' '-a Worries, Mrs. Ralph L. Cooper,
A'S John G Pllsbury and Mrs. William F.
&fcpEe On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John C.
Fas0ury entertained the same young ladies',
WIN Miss Margaret Cahil, Mrs. Charles Dean
t00' and Mrs, Elon B. Gilchrist, in honor of
"S Hoves. The guests took their work
0sgs and busted themselves making and work.
ing variety Of articles to be added to the
.'"aeA equipment of the bride-to-be. They
l'u1ed roller and dish towels, dish cloths,
-'S's's Kitchen apron, etc. Bridge and auc-
wv" were enjoyed during the latter part of the
afternoon md delicious refreshments of fruit
o o. suited celery, hot biscuit, coffee, cake
-'u 0s''ed nuts were served.
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