The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-03-07

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| The Universalist Social Aid Will nave dime
sociable at Mrs S. G. Swift's, Cedar street,
Thursday evening. The men are invited.
Direct primary nominating petitions have
been filed by Edward Evans of Waldo as can
didate for the Republican nomination for coun-
ty commissioner of Waldo county. The petit
tons are signed by Charles W. Shorey and 90
others of Waldo and other towns in the county.
We do not hear Of any other Republican candl-
date and if efficiency in the office is taken into
consideration Mr.Evans should be unanimously
elected.
B. h. S. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. The stu
dents of the High school held a meeting
Wednesday morning, Feb. 2sth, for the pur-
pose of arousing school spirit to support AN
Athletic Association. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Mr.. Proctor on "What an Athletic
Association Should Be- by Ansel Packard on
"school Spirit" and by Stephen Clement on
What the Association Intends to Do" The
organization intends to support and promote
clean athletics. A cheering section is to be
organized and the team will be supported as it
should be. 1t is to be position of honor to
play on B. H. S. team. An entertainment
will be given in the near future to raise money
to carry on the work of the club. Ansel Pack
ard was unanimously chosen president, and
Stephen Clement secretary and treasurer.
AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS. The
American Express Co. will have its annual
auction sale of unclaimed packages in Bangor
at 10 a. M Saturday, March Both. Following is
list of those in Waldo County who. have I'M
claimed packages:
Belfast-Agent for Anna Mcintosh H. P.
Burnham, Geo. Burnes, Fred B. Carter, Mrs.
Inez Chase, F. E. Clark, John Cummings,
Minot Drinkwater, F. A. Dickey, Fish Craw
ford Co, C. M. Fuller, o. B. Fuller (2). F. A.
Greer, F. L. Gray, Ralph Grindte, Holk & Olson
(Swanville), G. P. Hogan, W. ]. Kerrigan, j.
A. McGilvary, Elijah Mitchell, Augusta Mat
thews, Eliz Parker, L. W. Parker (2), Pendle-
ton, E. G, Gslesboro). J. H. Pendeton, Abbie
Stewart, Will Stephenson, Guy R. Sanborn,
Kate Wood, Willard Whitaker.
Brooks-C. F. Reynolds. D; G: White. L. A.
Tasker Jane A. Hall, DR.. A. E. Kilgore, G. H.
Ryder, W. S. Poland, Bill Reardon (Jackson) },
John Alexander, Grace Morgan.
Frankfort-Edgar Giddins, M. P. Wheaton,
Dominica Battalico, C. A Perkins.
Standpoint Fred = Perkins.
Stockton-M. F. Parker, H. L. Pratt.
Waldo-J. D. Clements.
MILITARY WHIST. The fifth military whist
party in the series under the auspices of the
ladies' of the Unitarian parish was given in
Memorial Hall Thursday evening. Mrs. AL
bert c. Burgess, Mrs. George A. Quimby and
Mrs. James H. Howes were the committee in
charge; Mrs. W. B. Swan, Mrs. Ada H. Swan
and Miss Caroline E. White hostesses; Mr.. R.
H. Howes, Communicated chief and Miss Mil
dred Slater, lieutenant commander. The fol-
lowing ladies' were captains: Mrs. Charles H.
Walden, Mrs. E. L. Stevens. Mrs. E. A. Sher-
man, Mrs. W. B. Swan. Mrs. Ada H. Swan,
Mrs. John H. Quimby, Mrs. William H. Quinn
BY Mrs. Helen W. Crosby, Mrs. Joseph Tyler,
Mrs. George R. Doak, Miss Caroline E. White,
Miss Melvina v. Parker, Miss Harriet P.
White, Mrs. A. F.. Richards, Miss Frances
Chase, Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald. Miss Charlotte
W. Colburn, Mrs. VIM. NJ Randall. Mrs. George
o. Bailey, Mrs. Susan G. Carter. Miss Maria
Andrews, Mrs. R. W. Sherman, Mrs. Elon B.
Gilchrest, Misses Frances Howes, Abbe Doak,
Hazel Barnard and Florence M. Hill. Miss
Harriet P. Whites fort won the largest num-
Der of flags 81 out of possible %. Coffee
doughnuts and cheese were served
FORD CARS IN WALDO COUNTY. Following
is list of the men in Waldo county who
bought Ford of earle & Jones in 1911
James Clements, Montville, DR.. w. L. Car
gill, Liberty, Walter ]. Clifford Alonzo Appip
+ Amasa S. Heal and Chas. E. Howard, Belfast
. ]. II. Jones, Brookline, Mass, Ralph |. Morse
and Walter F. Nash, Belfast, S. S. Smith, Pitts
field, Dr. H. A. Wood, Belfast The following
Ford cars have been sold since JAM l, 1912
o. ]. Farwell, Jr., Thorndike, S. W. Shfbles
Morrill,, E. G. Lander, Thorndke, Arthur B
Hatch, Morrill,, and one other that we are no
at liberty to name at this time. The superior
ity of the Ford car is becoming better known
each year, much SO that the chief difficult,
today is to get the cars. Last season every 5tl
man who bought car bought Ford, and thi.
year one-third of all the cara ade in the United
States are Fords, and notwithstanding this i'm
mense output there bids fair to be bigger
shortage Of Ford cars then there was last year
Following is an extract from letter received
from the Ford people: land we only want t,
! caution you to be sure and get the cars il
early as we are quite confident that in April
May and June it will be pretty hard to get tn,
cars" This is the 9Th season of the Model T
Ford and its absolute reliability has beef
proven by $4,000 satisfied Model T. owners
Think how that car has been tried and testet
at four years of hard service. Ford owner
in every part of the globe will tell you toda!
that their Model T. cars are reliable in ever,
emergency and of surprising efficiency an,
utility under any and all conditions. After al
of the millions of miles these cars have travel
ed everybody knows the Ford Model T. il
right. This car may be seen at the garage o
the Read Garage & Machine Co. Garlic 4
Jones of Belfast are agents for Ford cars il
Waldo county.