The Republican journal., 1912-09-19

bees" at Sea Breeze cottage last Thursdav
A picnic dinner, including a delicious fsh
chowder. was served and bridge was plavea in
the afternoon.
Lady lilly. owned and driven by R. T. Rean
won first money at Lewiston last week in the
2.23 class. purse, $500. She was fourth in tho
first heat and then won three straight heats
best time, 219l.
The revenue cutter Woodbury., for manv
years familiar craft in these waters, is to he
replaced by new vessel authorized recentlv
by Congress. Construction work will he be.
gun at once. The Woodbury. is said to be the
Oldest craft flying the Government flag. hav.
ing been in commission for forty wears.
1t was engaged in both the Spanish and the
Civil wars. The new cutter which will take tic
place will cost s225. 900.
BASE BALL AT WATERvILLE. Belfast again
defeated Taconnet at Waterville Sept. 11tb in
an interesting game by the score of 2 to /: but
Thursday morning, in slow but rather in
teresting game, Taconnet won the third game
Of the series with Belfast at the Fair Grounds
by the score of to 6. This gave Belfast
the series, as they won the two first games and
also gave them the lions sh; o. the money of
the closing game the press report saws.
"Stobie pitched fair game, receiving good
support at critical times Gregory and Labreck
pulled off double play in the sixth. which
stopped Belfast's chances of third victory
Richards for Belfast gave fine account of
hid self while he was in the box, striking out
six men and allowing but three hits Albert
who succeeded him, was not in SO good shane
The batting stars were Blair and Stobie for
Taconnet and Ladp. Cavanaugh and SOBER for
Belfast"
AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT. Mr.. Edward R
Estabrooks of this city was badly injured in
an automobile accident last Friday night.
when returning from Bangor to the Lake House.
Swanville. In Frankfort some work had been
done on a culvert and load of sand dumned
there had not been leveled, and in avoiding it
the car struck rock and one of the forward
wheels was crushed and the occupants of the
car were thrown out. Mr.. Estabrooks was the
only one of the party injured and he did not
realize himself that he was much hurt. He
was taken to the Lake House, where his wife.
father and mother and Mr.. and Mrs LeBart
are boarding, and DR.. E. D. Tap'ey of Belfast
was summoned. He found one shoulder dis
located and set it and then took the patient to
Bangor for an X-ray examination of the other
which was badly swollen. The X
ray disclosed fracture, and after the neces-
otto hTr E.t,I
Marden's, and Tuesday afternoon came to his
home in this city. He was about town in the
evening receiving the greetings of his friends,
who congratulated him escaping more seri-
ous injuries. He has no use of one arm, but
can use the other hand little and will be able
to look after his business as usual.
"BETsEY." Leroy Coombs has delivered to
her owner, Commodore E. R. Adams of Ban
gor, the second flagship he has built this sea-
son. The first was Topaz V. for Commodore
c. w. Clifford of the Bath Yacht Club Com
modore Adams craft has the good old fashion
ed name of Betsey and is a larger and ADLER
looking boat than the Topaz. She is schooner
rugged and with her high freeboard looks fit to
cross the Atlantic. She is equipped with SIS
A. p. Sterling engine that on trial trip gave
her speed of Is miles an hour. Just aft of
the pilot house is a steering bridge, for use in
pleasant weather, and large seat cushioned
in green leather. There is deck room for a
large party. The crews quarters in the bow
contain four hunks. Off this is a lavatory,
Then comes the engine room in the center of
the boat, and which contains dynamo for
lighting the craft by electricity. The kitchen
is fitted with every convenience. The owners
room is finished in white enamel, and the up
holstering of green French velour was done
by G. c. Lower of this city. Off this room
is the owners lavatory, and then comes the
dining saloon, which is connected with the
kitchen by passage way. Both builder and
queen of the Penobscot river fleet and the fin
est craft of the kind Mr.. Coombs has yet built
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. earle & Jones are
offering great attractions in the way of bar
gains in fruit Jars, beanpots, butter jars, wall
papers and agate ware. See the prices quoted
in their advt For one week, ending Wednes-
day night, Sept. 25th, all the wall paper in
stock will be sold at half price. "Walk in and
look around. This is picking time and A.
A. Howes & Co. have everything needed in
that line. -. Don't forget that the only place
in town where you can buy the Hoeproof stock
ings is at The Dinsmore Store, and don't for
get to buy Holeproofs. New fall coats,
suits and children's garments at James H.
Howes dry goods store, Odd Fellows block.
Mr.. Howes alse announces his special Septem-
Der sale of blankets. See prices quoted on
three lots. Ten per cent discount on all
other blankets. >. Ralph D. Southworth, IL
Main street sells the soft rolf Lapel coat,
without padding or stuffng, 1t is the newest
"style note" See the illustration. If you
are building or intending to build a new house,
or repairing an old one.you will want windows,
and Mathews Bros are giving the people of
Eastern Maine chance to buy them at the low.
est price they ever knew Come or send at once
. John Penney, Thorndke R. F. D. 8. has in
vented and patented a cow-tail holder Which
is said to be a good thing and is sold at
reasonable price. James Pattee offers for
sale his house, corner of Grove and Cedar
streets. very desirable residence with
modern improvements. Lost, valuable
enamel pin of peculiar design. ...J H. Wood,
eye specialist, has opened an Office at IA Main
street. Consultations free. -. . Orrin j. Dickey
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