The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-11-14
20 NEWS OF BELFAST.

u Hall Waldo, Thanksgiving eve, NOV
Gfs'k' 9Th music by Gurney's orchestra.
gun ,ur Belfast gardeners, who aspire'
Vus 40, Burbank, has planted sweet peas
E5s q INNS this fall, and will report re-
VT, next spring
- -,-,u Cbaples has hauled up his packet.
10Y .ba. marks the close of navigation or
ata .,rsssa waukeag the pilot station at the
ta' 5;sge in charge of Capt. Geo: ge Os'
''' s,s been closed for the winter.
.,iiiarv of A. E. Clark camp, Sons OF
'Ds will be inspected Monday night
'''',D .1sr 18th. by Mrs. Ethel Toward of Wat
N", Fl. j.. requested that all officers and
f',', he present. Supper at 6 80 p. m.
[ stickney has employed Thomas
'', lean as an assistant and the store will
'' ~.ot open during business hours. This will
Nu. Stckney more time to devote to out.
s.y' orders for which may be left at the
.,,t-r 9Th, the Leonard & Barrows shoe
s.st On hour work day schedule
S''',. ana NJ. to . 80 p. m.-and this will con-
'''D' -, several weeks. Most of the orders
'D,. .rs for later delivery, principally Feb
N'' king the work slack at present.
,sv- meeting of Seaside Chautauqua
..y.ur he with Mrs. C. A. Hubbard, No. a
street. Monday afternoon. November
Tho lesson will be from the c. L. S.. c..
' Social Progress in Contemporary
N' naDters eleven and twelve. Roll
-.r.e some European Ruler.
,..,,fs die rain last Thursday night there
,,ai attendance at the lecture by MIR. E.
'1...s T., the Unitarian parlors under the
va. NJ The Womans Alliance. Mr.. Pierce
Illustrated talk on the Grand Canyon
,.,,os q9F the many beautiful views pre-
49,. r,ars accompanied by graphic word
gs:a,ss.
,..,-. r,-l.rington will move his machine
t,,,, Lane building to the building
~. ,- tide Duplex Roller Bushing CO. as
~. -..7l-. aai will occupy an adjoining
,.,,,s.- aided IN the recent sale to Mr.. A.
ru.,.- The Lane building will be fitted
..,H flr The Consumers Fuel Co. and
nee W..tre.
,-,s .-..snan of the modern fishing craft,
a.;.I..-. " Beal, was at Marshall's wharf
-.a-.... -7. week She has two pole masts
=. ..r-,s. ii -aainsail, foresail and jib, the
.,.,,r -.v.u. down to the stem head, and
.-,--.Is qands more on power than sail.
e.f.. lsome model and looks equal to
.,,,,o, Atlantic, and is said to have cost
E@
r-,s -fy rsaIjst society, under the auspices
'..t. l4...s Circle and Social Aid, will hold
f. ,.g.4 far ia Memorial hall, Friday, Nov.
g74 afternoon and evening. The doors will
IL ~sr 80 .. m and variety of useful
81. t7c- articles and homemade candy will
ls+,. s7s Just the place to buy Christmas
r.,s-ss Supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
tickets cents,
iris .s.y desired that neighboring unions
b H44 -spresertei at the W. c. T. U. 1nsti-
Mt IN a jnr,s Nov. 20th. The more who go,
tie letter the meeting. 1t is expected that
Miss zl1eth Gordon will be present during
he 5ag anu give an address in the evening.
Tls Monroe W. c. 7. u. will furnish baked
ta5s aaa Office. Conveyance from Belfast
mar oz earned about by applying to E. F.
sl.s.
5salaa. was held in the Baptist church
tg,uy Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th under
lie ausplss If the men of the society. Games
SAT ea ayea doughnuts and coffee were
mred ami the following musical program was
y15e-si 5aao duet, Miss Flossie Heal and
Mss 5ur. Aayes; vocal solo, Miss Edna Hop
ms a daet, Miss Edith Burgess and Miss
irs..s laaPles; reading, Rev, Hosea
3i9a5 -t.rg Alton Braley. The sociable
Ta ase funds to help defray the ex-
Fs union service last Sunday night
bite Belfast, Opera House, when Jefferson
smith ri He-arville, secretary of the Maine
u { a. gave an address.
f47zB iR9Nr IMPROVEMENTS. The work
tTgaa-g the former marine railway prop
ely ia- toe Uses of Mathews Bros. is pro-
E&ng herabIy The headhouse has been
ffsa 70 the water side of the railway track,
'fe'e It will he used for storage. The shop
<99i19. building will be moved later. A re-
aah4 wal level with the floor of a car, has |
@ea built on the west side of the track and
@'s yard v he graded up to it. Another re-
~-ilg wall will be built on the line of Front |
'fFet On which will rest the sill of the build
ps That is To extend over the track. so that
"'cs'S can be run into the building and dis
'4gsa under cover. Other improvements
"l'snfIated include the building of wharf
"SAcn lumber eargoes can be discharged.
aosan " KeEting is circulating a petition !
Ss as appointment as postmaster of Belfast.
n. ssaFs Mr Heating, there are eight or nine
H. eesPfahts, among those mentioned being
4 TI IA 1agar +. Hanson, Fred W. Pote, DIR. G.
4ls0Ie. Augustus Colburn and S. Augustus
ss Isr ur Eyerard A. Wilson, chairman of
n3i.a county Democratic committee, is
H., suals Tor collector of customs for this dis
s ,l he is one of the most active political
asa " TINS section.-Belfast correspond
" pafeor numerical.
heating was the first to start petition
Tp'iaiment as postmaster, and his petit
D's 'een generally signed by the business
,7 respective of party lines. He has had
s'''7'es 30 the Office, having been assistant
~, A's'er Under Postmaster Henry L. Kill
n. ''4 after The latter's death served the
f7eu tern as postmaster by request of
- llEofss bondsmen.
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