The Republican journal., 1912-10-17
S1F NEWS OF BELFAST

foil to see the musical SoIAeuyS AoysS
onneb of Keys, at the Colonial to night
.,.,..v Gray of this city has leased of W. b.
40 Travellers Inn in Camden and took
rc.sesson Oct 18th
Pease of Appleton and Rockland has
NJ .he barber shop of Fred T. Murch on
VO' .,raet and taken possession.
saturday was Columbus Day. and was
birtbdav of VIM. H. Quimby, Chas. F.
90 "a and doubtless of other OF our citizens.
week W. A. Macomber had green peas
,,. ootatoes from ground from which
''- ,of ieas was taken earlier in the season.
sumner given last Thursday evening by
r..yarsalst society was we'll patronized,
,s The yands and serving were all that
could be desired
zonard & Barrows shoe shop was
,,..s saturday, Columbus Day. which is
.,boDday. In the schools Friday appropri
''H ..r,iess were held in honor Of Columbus.
Mia oev building of Cooper & Co. stands on
..s NJ one of Belfast's old shipyards and
.t
...., s,rt was found, in which were spikes,
bolts stc
.r,a-s will he a Hallow cen sociable in the
,f ,be church at North Belfast October
ors picnic supper will be served and an
..,,r-,ste program will be rendered. All
.raisy invited to attend.
a --,et tbis week the final instalment of
Ill., ,i5-ed Johnson's narrative of a catboat
-. 4rs,7 Nassau to New York and have from
s,a-rn If the Seminole Indians for pub
5svt week which will interest many of
or .esGers.
The steamer Stockton was two hours late on
,.r +-,1 up river last Thursday afternoon.
T,o, Bennett, Guy Bennett, the mate, and
..as rg-nset we're all at Ellsworth as witnesses
Ease for damages against the company.
The case was put over.
Ron IL Fields has bought White auto truck
....sa 5o ns grocery business and has dis
,..af .ha Overland truck he has used for
... ,,sr Two seasons. His new car will do all
A .eav, trucking, having mo-e power and
GREATER aoaclty than the OLD one.
Mrs sment ", Wescott, who has sung for
,,~s -.ns ,n the Unitarian church choir, has
-ssaae and her position has been filled by
Mss Hazel Barnard The choir is now COM
-as.l If Mss katherine C. Quimby, Miss Bar
-sr QsIra !. Morse and Leon Beckwith.
Beverly staples has made great improve
plaa
.grss and Monuments, clearing up the lots,
s The emetery needs charging, as the old
inside It's present limits are all sold and this
Ta 4.9euess be brought about in the near
fl.r
SIC gorge W. Frisbee on a recent visit in
Nr.. i.oAed . small box of ripe raspberries,
us,r she sent to The Journal office. Not
rerasrajrg the cold weather and early frosts
.ra. -rau and many flowers out of season
asvc ueer found, including blue and white
vasa
Tt4 edston ivy on the ". E. Marsh house,
0.aer hurch and Market streets, now in
.pgunaal coloring, is we'll worth seeing, and
tie 8us and Crafts room in the basement with
ls latch curtains at the windows and the
kettle slsnended over the door gives au Old
World gl,n to the picture.
Al The military whist party held at the
Home t1r Aged Women last Friday evening
tie e.ers VI the association read the following
t-oE -r-1nal letter from Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe
chicago. Il noticed in this weeks Journal
Mar s-t needed at the Home, hence send
.t= ros Tor S26. | will do more another
yes
UeN4do County Wilson Marshall Club was
JE5nH-H ia this city last Thursday, with the
"0F a-cers: President, Ralph H. Cooper
Flee resident. Stephen S. L. Shute; secretary,
taa Wilson; treasurer, Frank G. Mixer
adj these officers there is to be
mt and assistant secretary n each
0R' unty, and committee was ap-
-9'i"' To- cit names for membership.
LAST rday night The Journal rec eived by
4a- i..n Mrs George G. Dickey of Tyngs-
1910 Mass, some rose buds, field daisies,
1"seSf' 'oets and raspberries, picked Oct.
-'.- ny Dir lJckey, who is section foreman
among the many evidences of an abnormal sea-
''i ID Name as well as Massachusetts, Mr..
'o' Mrs JlcAey were formerly of Brooks and
Il" 7a's0 their interest in the old home and
ae home paper.
-HE BANGOR POULTRY SHOW. The Ban
e' i'u'try association is now arranging for
f'-'@y show Of unusual interest, to be held
bangor city Hall. Dec. 18th, 18th and Goth.
Engagements have been made with Prof.
'u T. SeAoppe of the University of Maine
S' exhibit of special interest. The de-
FS''peh' plans to send down full line of
1'-e' and paraphernalia used in the poul-
~ business This will include over a hun
=, 'U MODELS from the incubator to the scien-
'' Henholse Prof. Shoppe said that he
l' 'e in attendance at the show great
" 'ne time, and in case of his absence he
-" nave one of his assistants there. This
'' "iii be veritabe bureau of informa-
, '' the distribution of the knowledge
through the work of the agricultural
'~'sht' 1t is probable that there will be
Il, many exhibitors at the Bangor show
h. "'ef from west of the Kennebec, as it
n,a 'en announced that there will be no
'' snow in Portland this year.