The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-12
Fred W. Brown. city tax collector, may now
be found at his office in Pythian block.

be found at MS once IN Pythlan block.
Loring H. Colcord has bought the D. F.
Ste phenson house on Union street and will oc-
cupy it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon o. Bucklin will move this
week from the Marsh house, corner Of Church
and Market streets, to the lower tenement in
the Hilton house, vacated by Miss Margaret
Williams.
A hand organ, plus most accomplished
monkey, were objects of great interest to the
young people about town the first of the week.
The monkey was "highly educated" and had a
large repertoire of tricks with which to enter
tain his audiences.
Through a combination of unforeseen diff
culties we are unable to continue this week
the publication of Mr. Alfred Johnson's inter-
esting narrative of trip from Nassau to New
York in cat boat, but have an instalment in
hand for next week and think there will be no
further Interruptions.
The last open-air concert of the season by
the Belfast band was given on schoolhouse
common last Friday evening. The weather
was favorable and large number enjoyed the
vocal and instrumental selections. These
concerts are very enjoyable feature of the
summer season, and there is general regret
when the time comes to discontinue them.
The scenery along the shores of the Passa-
gassawaukeag is now at its best. The foliage of
the Citypoint woods is beginning to take on it's
gorgeous autumnal coloring. At this season
of the year not one of the many attractive
drives in the vicinity of Belfast is more popu-
lar than the Citypoint road. The view from
the bluff on this road, especially at sunset, is
unusually beautiful.
Mrs. Ora Robbins Bryant of Searsmont was
brought to the Belfast General Hospital last
Sunday in very critical condition. Monday
Dr. E. D. Tapley performed compound oper-
alton, removing several tumors, one of which
had burst before she taken to the hospit-
al. She is comfortable and hopes are ent =r-
tanned of her recovery.
The Ladies' Aid Society of West Northport
will have an entertainment in the Brainard
school house, September 10th. An unusually
fine literary program, including readings by
Miss Alice E. Simmons of Belfast and vocal
and instrumental music, will be given. Ice
cream, cake and candy will be on sale. Ad-
mission 10 cents; children 5 cents. Every
body is invited. The proceeds will be applied
to the chapel fund.
| May Latham enjoys the reputation of being
one of the handsomest women on the Ameri-
can stage It was this, as much as her singing
and acting ability, that caused the manage
ment to engage her to succeed the statuesque
Kitty Gordon in "Alma, Where Do You Liver"
the sensational comedy which has just scored
hit at Joe Weber's Theatre, New York and
will be seen here at the Colonial, Tuesday,
Sept. 18th with the original New York pro-
duction and effects. Seats on sale at Box
Office, Saturday.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following let
ters remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
Office for the week ending Sept. 10th: Ladies'
Mary Barker, Mrs. Efie Conner, Mrs Edith
Graves, Mrs E. S. Gorham, Miss Evelyn Jor-
dan, Mrs. Nora Lttefeld, Miss Adde Staples,
Lena G. Williams, Mrs. Stuart Webb Gentle
men-Mr. T. Astrise, DIR. Geo. Anderson,
Scearle M. Brewster, Harold G. Harris, Geo. E.
Knowlton, William Lane, Basil Linton, F. S.
Milliken, Harry L. Mcdonald, Rev. l. B. Moore
Harry D. o. Dowd, R. R. Reed, John Slower,
Merton L. Yeaton.
PooRs MILLS. Mrs. Nellie Morgan spoke
to large congregation last Sunday. She will
speak here again next Sunday. :. Mrs Anna
bell Underwood has gone to Sunset, Deer Isle
on visit Mrs. Lena Frost is visiting Mrs
Luella Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ames
were at Leslie Payson's in Lincolnville Satur-
day -. Mrs. O. A. Wade went to Hartford
Sunday. where she will join her husband ...
Mr.. F. T. Wentworth went to Cape Rozier last
week to visit her son, Orrin L. Wentworth, and
family. F. L. Toothaker went with him, re-
turning Sunday. Misses Anna and Marian
Brown are at home on visit
New ADVERTISEMENTS. James H. Howes
Odd Fellows block, is receiving the new fall
styles in coats, suits and skirts, childrens and
misses coats, his stock including number of
the handsomest models in the famous Wooltex
garments. An inspection is invited and mail
and telephone orders are solicited and will be
carefully filled........ School begins Monday
morning, Sept. 18th, and you will find at "The
Home of Good Values" IL Main street, COM
plete assortment of boys wearing apparel.
Garlic & Jones are selling fruit jars, jellv
glasses, butter jars, bean pots, meat tubs and
agate ware at special low prices, and for three
days only-Sept. 18th, 18th and 14th-are offer
ing curtain scrim, cretons, burlaps denims
and silkolenes at greatly reduced prices...
Timothy has taken another crop in price, A.
A. Howes & Co. are selling it at 81 per bushel,
SO per cent pure. See report of the cond-
ton of The City National Bank of Belfast -.
Nelson Richards publishes card of thanks ..
Mason & Hall sell the Devoe paint. . You will
find it cheaper in the end to buy six pairs of
Holeproofs, which are guaranteed to wear six
months without hole or new hose free Sold
only at The Dinsmore Store Furnished
room wanted, in good location. . Frank r,
and Zodie NJ Weymouth publish card of
thanks.
Good Paint