The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-11-07

| Green Bros. Co. Of Lowell. Mass xpho ,,;,,
soon open and 10 cent store in Char,s. N
BLACKS block on Phoenix Row, also handle
large quantities Of fruit, and Mr.. Rlack bo.
orders to buy 100 barrelsof baldwins for ther
Next season they will canvass the county .nd
buy largely.
Mr.. A. e. Hopkins. superintendent of the
Penobscot Bay Electric Co., has bought of tho
estate OF Il. Holton Wood the real estate ri
the Duplex Roller Bushing Co. on the west
side OF Front street. which includes the iron
foundry, brass foundry and galvanizinp bpild.
ings and lumber shed. There ought to be 8
profitable business for foundry in this CITY
and we hope to see these plants utilized
w. J. Ryan will soon make his annual tour
through Maine, selling the Old Farmers Al.
MANAGES for the coming year. Though totally
blind it does not prevent him from worL;no
MS way. Along his route through Eastern
and Northern Maine he has large list of
patrons, who depend upon him to supply them
with the peoples favorite almanac. If Won,
name is not on his list. have it placed there
! this year. He is thoroughly reliable. and vour
, patronage will aid worthy cause.
| Deputy Sheriff Charles O. Dickey went to
Providence, R. l.. last week after Carlo Guido
OF frankfort, prosperous Italian of that
granite town, who was convicted of illegally
selling liquor in this State and had defaulte
his bail. Guido had been before the court
before and had paid heavy fine, but this
time failed to appear and gave his bondsme en-
an opportunity to settle for him. 1t is under
stood that Guido was about to sail for italy.
but Mr.. Dickey arrived in time to capture his
man. brought him to Belfast and landed him
in the county Jail.
AT the annual meeting of Castle North, No.
$685. Knights of King Arthur, Nov LIST, the fol.
lowing officers were elected: King, Frank
Waterman; Seneschal, Harry M. Prentiss; Mas
ter OF the Exchequer. Wesley Wood; Chancel-
Tors, Milton Stephenson, William Greenlaw and
Harold Coon BIS; Heralds, Dana Pattee, Francis
Robinson; Sentinel, Roy Coombs; Page, Willard
Whiting; Degree team. Harry Snow Louis
Cannon, Dean Knowlton, Donald Spear, Roy
Ellingwood, Eugene Cannon and Ben Parker.
The Castle meets on Friday night of each week,
and at the meeting tomorrow evening the rank
OF Page will be conferred on five candidates.
WEST BELFAST. Mrs. Annabel Underwood
Jennie Cole and Mabel Miller spent last Tues
day with Belle Towle in East Belfast :.
Henry Morris. Belmont avenue, has quite a
crew gathering apples. He will have about
25O barrels. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Went
worth visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Toothaker
Sunday. Annie McCain of Appleton is
dressmaking for Mrs. Newcomb, Belmont ave-
nue.. go. Eddie Littefield and Alberta Dury Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dyer last Sunday.
-. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toothaker took din
ner with the Dunn Bros in Northport last
Sunday. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace of Swanville
spent Saturday with Mrs. Charles Wadsworth.
One of the successful up-to- date farmers of
Waldo county is Delbert Paul of Morrill, The
past season he and his son Clarence, with
one hired man, have carried on two large
farms, having % acres under cultivation. He
has raised 1900 bushels of fine potatoes,
had three acres of sweet corn, three acres
of field corn and three quarters of an acre
of pop corn. He will have $50 barrels of
apples, and has three year-old nursery of
He has nine head of cattle, two spans of fine
farm horses, and three colts, and has all neces-
sary, modern farm machinery. This fall he
bought a Hoover potato digger. Outside of
the work of these two farms his teams have
earned over 5000 the past season.
PRESENTATION TO MRS. MARY Russ. After
the regular meeting Nov. 5th, Thomas H.
Marshall Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., served
one of their five cent lunches to the members
of the Circle and Post. The secretary, Mrs.
Mary Russ, who will leave for the south next
Monday, was presented by members of the
Circle with fountain pen, book box of
candy, a bouquet of chrysanthemums and
plnks, and postals to remember the Circle with
on her journey. The presentation was made
by Mrs. Julia A. Mckeen in her usual pleasant
manner. These presents were token of re-
gard for the long services of Mrs. Russ as Sec
rotary of the Circle. About So were served
with lunch. Next Saturday noon the Post will
serve clam stew in honor of their comrades
and sisters who are going south to spend the
winter. All members of the Post and Circle,
the Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary are
invited.
HALLOWEEN AT SEASIDE GRANGE. The
Halloween ball at Seaside Grange hall, on the
night of Oct. 31st, was great success, both
socially and financially, under the manage
ment of A. D. Hayes, Elijah Richie, Earl
Braley and A. B. Smalley. Much credit is due
the committees who served on that occasion, as
they were untiring in their efforts to make
their hall attractive and to entertain the
public in various ways. The supper served in
the dining hall from six to eight, was enjoy
ed by many, the hall and tables being sugges-
tive of the date by the beautiful decorations
which surrounded them. The committee in
charge was Mrs. Elijah Richie, Mrs j. A.
McKeen. Mrs. A. D. Hayes and the Misses
Mertie and Ada Sholes. The ballroom was
also decorated for the occasion in the Hal
lowe'en colors of black and yellow, and the
candy booth and sales table in the corner.
successfully managed by Mrs E. B. Lunt and
Miss Harris, showed much artistic taste and
were well patronized by the dancers. The
stage was pleasing to look upon and worthy of
mention. Its home-like appearance, with the
rays of mellow light from the good old. FASH
Toned fireplace, cast such reverential influence
upon the crowd that all seemed happy; even