The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-11
THE NEWS OF BELFAST.

,ou employing over 200 men.
Il T. Buell. Esq, bought Ford touring
# Garlic & Jones last Saturday. 1t was
he eighth car sold by them this season.
f.. * reported that plans are being perfected
new steamboat line between West Brooks
Va md Bucksport. with landings at Castine
md West Penobscot.
r- " II. Harris of Augusta was entertain
s~,ss4ay and Wednesday by DR.. H. A. Wood.
While here he assisted Dr. Wood in an opera
M Mrs Mary E. Young.
i said there are more than 1000 individual
-.-4 dealers throughout the United States and
Ida Is it wonder the sales SO i'm
r.e7-kennebec Journal.
r,~e & Jones, Belfast, are agents for Waldo
county.
,.rouncement has been made that the dates
...r- Monroe fair will be changed, owing to
-. :ect that the Watervile fair have changed
.ls sates from early September to the second
aces thus taking the week which Monroe had
advertised
Many railroad men attended the funeral in
.,.s-ty April Sd, of James Mitchell for years a
,-,sd builder. Rev. David L. Wilson Of
f., Mcdonald, Hon. A. c. Burgess, DR.. G. P.
1a~lari and Robert P. Chase.
Whist party will be given in Memorial Hall
.gi. Thursday, evening under the auspices of
ss fsiies' Hospital Aid for the benefit of the
wilde County Hospital. Playing will begin
-,,rnriy at 80 o'clock. The ladies in charge
,s-re tables will furnish the linen, cups and
.sa1-rs, spoons, and doughnuts and cake for
ss.g able; also cards and pencils.
Among the automobiles recently registered
are the following:
No s52-Dennis A. McCabe Belfast tour
ny car. gasolene; horse power, 25 predoml-
-atnE color. blue.
w. lOl7-Samuel M Locke, Belfast, rum
..gr gasolene power; horse power, 16; pre-
!...tanug color, black.
No l028-John N. Cox Belfast; roadster;
5s.a.eue power; horse power, 80; predominant
.1.. color, green.
DEAN vs. HAHN. George l. Heating, Clerk
atEyu-es, received under date of April Sd the
-s5.san of Chief Justice William P. White
-.ise IT, the case of Dean VS.. Hahn, in which
..strreut is given for the plaintiff for $79S.91,
q-e interest thereon from April A. 1911. The
ssg was heard by Judge Whitehouse March
..t bean brought suit against Hahn as adj
r.r-trator to recover on bill of S2,419 for
personal services for his late aunt, Maria D.
nes7 Of Lincolnville.
Al a Republican caucus in Northport last
Tee4 the following town committee was
zas.s1 F. u. Hurd W. P. Greenlaw, Joel P.
Mood + l. Beach, W. F. Hills, Bert McIntire,
Robe Ames, C. o. Woodbury., Bradford Whit
zen j I Priest and M. l. Stevens. P. G. Hurd
va- elected chairman of the committee, and
H. j. ,Ireenaw, secretary. P. G. Hurd and
+ Greenlaw were elected delegates to the
Republican State convention in Bangor, April
l0-t.
cunt meeting of the school boards of Bel
1881 and Searsport was held in the office of
saa- superintendent last Friday evening.
ls9-. F I. Pendeton and John Carlson repre-
se1-ed the Searsport board and the Belfast
members were all present except Rev. M. S.
Hl who was attending the NJ E. conference
il RoeAland The meeting was called to order
14pt A. j. Knowlton. W. L. Hall was
s.e.,ed chairman and Orrin J, Dickey, secre-
t,Ey The date OF the closing of the joint
board was changed from April LIST to July LIST.
Nr a. j. Knowlton was elected superintend-
ert .J- term of three months.
SEARCH AND SEIZURES. Deputy Sheriffs
Percy $. Edgecomb and Charles o. Dickey
z7areaei the Windsor House last Friday after
inding about a gallon of whiskey and
l"e- violence of illegal sales. E. A. Jones
!as rroprietor, was arrested. He was tried
5slr ~ morning before Judge Knowlton of
ae Municipal Court He waived the reading
~ animation and plead not guilty, but was
-y-0a guilty and sentenced to pay fine of
ST. aud costs and 60 days in jail and in default
IF ayment 60 days additional. He appealed
lie April term of the Supreme Judicial
Court under 5000 bonds, with Amos F. Colcord
Std red d. Jones as sureties. Friday even
Fe ls deputies visited the Phoenix House
aAs found small quantities of whiskey and gin
1atles and bottles of lager beer. True
~ 4ru1dy, the proprietor, arrested and
1e9as tried Saturday before Judge Knowlton
'9lc guilty and given the same sentence as
III de- preceding case. He appealed and gave
eohds with Messrs. Robert C. Logan and A. L.
AUards sureties.
BIRTHDAY PARTY. Last Friday was the
0' aday of Mrs. Horace E. Mcdonald, Church
Street and she observed it by entertaining a
oumoer of her neighbors and friends. There
were tour tables of bridge, other guests using
NeH thmbles, and music was furnished by
~S' Hazel Barnard, piano, and Miss Hazel
'oaS' violin. At $50 p. M. Mrs. Mcdonald,
assisted by Misses Hazel Barnard, Belle Keat-
ing Sarah Preston and Hazel Doak served ice
.fesn cake and coffee. The place cards were
easter greetings. The hostess said it was the
's birthday she should celebrate, but her
guests wished that she might commemorate it
SA-a0nually. The birthday gifts included
iNaS lilies, hyaeinths, a beautiful fern basket,
pare and large casserole, gift from the
4eEHoors which fills long felt want. The
s-7'is were Mrs. G. R. Doak Mrs. M E.
.''"h Mrs. Joseph Tyler, Mrs. w. M Ran
-a'' MIS- u. W. Burkett, Mrs. A. A. Howes,
1''5 Maria Andrews, Mrs. c. W. Wescott Mrs.
'iekery, Mrs. Annie L. McKeen, Mrs. B.
Nlnsmore. Mrs. VIM. B. Swan, Mrs. A. W.
s'u0g Mrs. A. M. Carter, Miss Charlotte W.
.'ourn Miss Edith NJ Southworth, Mrs,
t'ph d. Southworth, Mrs. H. C. Marden, Mrs.