The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-05-02
EAST BELFAST.

a,nr ark has a long lead over Woodrow
RiIson-
EAST BELFAST.
NJ Frank Strout of Searsport avenue is
| ,rt4 III al his home with bronchitis.
vr Roscoe Staples of Rockland was at Fred
>s.er, l8st week on business trip.
| N.ss Na1de Savery of Searsport was guest
| 5a aer COUSIN, Miss Ethel Savery. over Sunday.
Henry e. Burgess went to Rockland last
| gm.ay for a stay of some weeks with Alfred
. Crockett,
/ Mss Flora A. Burgess of Somerville, Mass,
/ arrived ast Saturday morning for weeks stay
| aa-r cottage.
The Ladies' Aid of Trinity Reformed church
TI inset with Mrs. VIM. Vaughan, tomorrow,
asy, afternoOn.
| Nrs. L. Kilgore and daughter of Brook
we're guests of Mrs. Peter Olson one day last
v.es and visited her mother, Mrs. Louisa Pat
srau.
| Ms Eta Savery has sold her fathers place,
In Piper residence on Swan Lake avenue, to
/ srsy staples of Mason's Mills, who will soon
move there.
Mrs leila Farnsworth of Islesboro, who has
aesr VISITING her sister, Miss Annie Farms
gartl teacher of the Brick school, returned
home ,ae first of the week.
Iaos bowker returned to Portland last Sat-
f uloy where he is attending an auto school,
aver siending few days with his parents,
' n; and Mrs. Edwin S. Bowker.
| III Bower Circle of Mason's Mills will hold
PuJ8c supper at the home of Mrs Adele
ROJO}Is or the back road to Searsport tomor-
wg Friday, night. The public are invited.
James Coombs has sold his place on Swan
lake venue to Mr.. James Knox of Brooks.
7rg,aas already moved in his family. Mr..
yorts will go to Manchester, Mass, to live
With hs son Theodore.
L@ arpenters began last Monday morning
@'r. APPEL at Mason Mills and are putting
W I'd frame work. Mr.. Tompkins of Swan
vile the Contractor. Many who are inter-
tii'. aa nave time to give, are helping what
14 ar, and the Circles of the church are
~'sLag rard. They hope to have the build
lla 'a-. meetings can be held in it this fall.
Dig tlub girls in the Sunday school
'~ a-gFt by Miss Ethel Savery at Mason's
public supper last Friday night
Ut" TH- 'i the president of the club, Miss
Li." fe Larrabee. The supper was well
s7a all pronounced the young ladies' de-
4''1 eatertainers. After supper games
'fs Play ei. The club cleared SO. The mem
''' "fe Mass Evangeline Larrabee, Miss Mar
"ei @eFerson, Miss Alberta Nickerson, Miss
s.v bo-'nson and Miss Ida White.
"tatg the only Belfast boy to witness
'l' ' 'a= lighting now in progress in Mexi-
"SSlaoley R. Knowlton; second son of Clar-
'0e S- hnowlton, who will be IS years old
-''- 'uhe, In letter dated Deming, New
Ay"ao April 10th, he writes as follows:
4' "ofklng in a hotel (Santa Fe eating
-'4'e and have been here since last October
,.j ,@aa going soon to Denver, Col. Did YOU
Msi +Su ABOUT orasco's Dynamite Squad and how
TrF lest over two-thirds of their men at
S@' ''' tande; Well, was right there at the
S nat day five white men were shot in
s..-, ,, ~. tne post Office at IL o'clock. To tell
"uVh have seen ali the shooting l want
~. awhile The Federals had machine
Ss sa ma. FAMED on that Dynamite Squad where
r,.,s ssnI en- under and it was just like cutting
H. SsS & with scythe. l have been all through
rf of -
T,; ~ II Is too hot here for me or any other
ss, mar" There are very few white men in
N.Y. no" except those who are officers in
S..o army. | can get all kinds of Jobs
sS,,D va ranch, but tried that in Wyoming
-''usha, so there is not much in that
N,, are some of the prettiest half breed
n sflS IN this country that / ever saw.
Ea.t'I-s'e t'-s'e me- am coming back to Mexico.
ns III live to get out) "when the
'' War over"
'Ner Levenseller, who lives with her
AFs Fanny Jones. on Swanlake ave-
weakened between Il and IL p. m.
the crash of breaking glass She
aali way through the window and
picking out the glass that he might
'"om- She called to him. asking
u
'r' Mrs. Levenseller's grandson,
-I+area. and with a revolver at the
e'c intruder ordered him to stay
"as. Mrs. Jones ran TO the home of
efy and got help. while Mrs. Savery
to the city for officers. Night
timer Whitehead and special Of
10" Gray went at once to East
ahd the man was brought to the
y '@aon. Monday morning he was
=" before Judge Knowlton in the mu-
~ curt, charged with breaking and en-
h 'he Judge found probable cause and
N Tor the September term Of the S. J..
a IN default of bail he was committed
h /, he gave his name as George J. Con-
N,, rochester, Mass. and said he was en-
ts 'he phosphate plant in Searsport and
\. aers walked to Belfast Sunday. They
N.,, N'cated, or at least he did, and he told
Va, ne bought the liquor, and on the way
d.. "ought he had reached his harding