The Republican journal., 1912-08-15
The News of Belfast.

Fred I. Murch has sold his house on Mile,
street to H. c. Buzzen
The College Minstrels at the Colonial tbi,
week have pleased large audiences.
There will be dance at Seaside Crane. h.,
this, Thursday. evening with music bv Keve,
orchestra.
Inc barge Iamaqua from Elizabetbport. N
j., is discharging LOO tons of coal for III.
Consumers Fuel Co.
The annual Lincolnville town fair uv;u J.,
held about Aug. 2lst. but the arrangements are
not yet fully completed.
The Waldo County hospital has received
large box of supplies contributed by the mem.
bers of the Helping Hand club of Tborndik a
under the direction of Mrs Fred Gates of tha,
place.
The Belfast Band will give one of their non.
ular open air concerts on schoolhouse common
this, Thursday, evening. beginning at o'clock
By speci-l request Mr.. Charles Hammons will
sing "Old Love Letters"
The new feature at the Opera House Tues.
day evenings, in connection with moving pic.
lures, is social dance with music by Lakes
orchestra. A large company attend and the
dances are very popular.
The remains of Kingsbury S. Pierce arrived
Tuesday evening from Reno, Nevada, and the
funeral was held at the home of his sister, Mrs
c. M. Smalley, at $50 p M yesterday Rev. A. A.
Smith officiating.
The Belfast Musical Society are arranging
with Prof. John Orth, we'll known pianist
and teacher of Boston. to give his lecture re.
cital, Personal R. minscences of Liszt," in
Belfast for some date next week.
Miss Charlotte Staples on Swan Lake ave.
nue. entertained an automobile party Tuesday
The party included Mrs. Florence Dowling Of
Boston. Miss Louise Cunningham, Swanville
Miss Cecile Patterson, Lynn, and Mr.. ]. O.
Patterson, Swanville.
The silver cups on exhibition in the CITY
Drug store will be given to the prettiest boy
and girl under 2 years at the baby show in
connection with the Waldo County Fair; not
the heaviest, as announced in an out town
paper. Other prizes will be given.
There will be an excursion on the Maine
Central Railroad next Sunday to Old Orchard
leaving Belfast at o'clock a. NJ, arriving at
Portland at As and Old Orchard at II o'clock.
The excursion will leave Old Orchard on the
to Old Orchard So. There will be stops all
along the line
The Allen campmeeting IN Strong began
Aug. 9th and will close next Sunday evening,
The meetings are conducted by Rev. W. P Hol-
man and Rev. Ralph Gillian, the latter preach
ing twice each day. Mr.. Gillian is a noted
evangelist. He was born in Belfast, has been
pastor of the First Congregational church of
Lowell, Mass and is now of Milford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe of Chicago, who
are spending the season at their cottage,
Bohemia on the South Shore, Northport,
have issued invitations for dancing party to
be held at the pavilion on the South Shore
Tuesday, Aug. goth. Pullen's full orchestra of
Bangor will furnish music Many of the young
people of this city have received cards and the
affair will be a brilliant one.
Waldo Lodge, No. 12, and Aurora Rebekah
Lodge, No. 10, l. o. o. F. have received invita-
tions to atterd the field day at Oakland Park
on the electric car line between Camden and
Rockland, on Saturday Aug. 10Th. All of the
Odd Fellow lodges in Knox county are to be
present. There will be music, ball games,
HInn TO Cor inf o-Ir
Samuel Adams, 92 Main street.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncaled for in the Belfast post of.
fee for the week ending August 18th. Ladies
Mrs. M. 4. Hunt, Miss Maggie Lane, Mrs.
Ethel C. Mason, Mrs. Florence E. Moore, Mrs.
Phebe Penney, Nj iss Louise Schultz, Miss Isa-
bel Warren Gentlemen-John A. Burgess.
W M Currier, H. C. Gay, j. Fred Hawey, Ell.
win T. Lane, Henry Murphy,
Mr. Alfred johnson sailed from Belfast
morning, August 7th in his sloop
yacht Marietta and writes from Gloucester,
Mass, under date of August 9th: 1--WE arrived
here this morning after 4S hours sail, stop
ping few hours en- route at Isles of Shoals.
ne WINGS were JnoueTdLe all lHe way Dut she
logged along between and knots most of
the time under light canvass. Istart for New
port tomorrow"
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. Hon. L. R. Camp
bell of Rockland and Carleton Doak, ESQ, can
iidate for county attorney, will speak at the
following places: Aug. 18th, Palermo Center,
80 p. m Aug. goth, South Montville, 7sO D.
H.; Aug. 2lst, Center Montville, 7.SO o. m.:
Aug. 22nd, Lincolnvlle Center, 7 80 NJ; Aug.
23rd, Saturday Cove, 7.30 p NJ; Aug. 24th,
swanville, 23O p. M; Aug. 24th Waldo Sta
lion, 7.30 p. m.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Tie announcement
If the second sem-annual clearance sale at
The Home Of Good Values" IL Main street
Ralph D. Southworth proprietor, will be found
n this issue of The Journal The whole stock
# mems and boys clothing, hats, caps and
furnishing goods, will be sold at greatly re-
luced prices to make room for new fall and
winter merchandise. Special attention given
o mail and telephone orders James H.
Iowes, Odd Fellows block, is offering a num-
YER of specials for shoppers during the fair
md it includes new merchandise that YOU can
,se during the remainder of the season. The
ale will begin Saturday, August 18th and it
will be the final August clearance sale. ..
When you come to the fair don't forget to
all at The Dinsmore Store and get a box of
stockings, guaranteed to wear six
months without hole. E. N. H. Hopkins & Co.