The Republican journal., 1912-10-17

The out-of town alarm was sounded at 1910
Wednesday for fire in the Fred W. Woods
house on lower Congress street. The engine
and hose carriage were called out, but were
not needed. The only damage was to the
chimney.
THE BIBLE CLASS. Now that the members
of the Woman's International Bible Glass are
all at home again from the summer vacations
the class are preparing to take up their duties
for the winter, planning to combine pleasure
with work in a manner that will make the
coming winter more enjoyable, if possible.
than the last. The first of their social enter
tanments was an Autumn Party. given in the
Baptist church vestry for all the young peo-
pie of the society. Strangers or visitors are
always cordially welcomed, both at the class
meeting en- Sunday and at the monthly thin
BILE parties held in the church parlor.
WEST BELFAST. Miss Pearl Gray of Lynn,
Mass, returned to her home last Saturday,
after four weeks visitwith her uncle, Herbert
Gray .... Arvilla Redman is visiting his BROTH
er, Percy Redman. :. Albert Miller is working
in the restaurant of Jellison & Greer. Mr..
| Greer is having vacation. .. Marshall Cilley
of Lincolnville has been cutting corn for the
past week to fill the slos of Frank Toothaker,
Whitman Newcomb. Henry Morris and others.
...Abbie Toothak er went to Searsmont last
Friday for a weeks vacation. :. Mrs. Herbert
Seekins is visiting in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Justin Gray has been visiting Rev. and
Mrs. E. S. Philhrook in Sanford the past week.
go. Chester Hagerty and family left last
| Thursday for Altoona, Penn. They have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Newcomb,
Belmont avenue. Mrs. Clara Gilmore visited
MrsL Leslie Miller last Thursday Myrtle Nash
spent last Sundaywith Mrs. Maurice Wood -.
Sabra Dyer has been keeping books in the
market of John A. Fogg while Miss Tibbetts
is enjoying vacation.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. A 1913 five-passen-
ger Ford touring car, completely equipped,
will be delivered at your door for $3.50 by
earle Jones, agents for Waldo county
Write them for a catalogue. AT The Dins-
more Store you will see the Gotham model of
the Regal shoes, special shoe made for the
man who wants custom-made styles, but
doesn't want to pay for it with corns. E. The
Holeproof stockings are guaranteed to stand
any kind of wear tor six months without holes
or new hose free. Sold only at The Dnsmore
Store. "A 80 acre farm for sale for $500 cash.
Apply to J. G. Hammons on the premises, Il
miles from Monroe village on the Bangor road
80. The family Of the late Loring H. Colcord
publish a card Of thanks. :. Dr. E. S. Weber
gives notice that his dental rooms will be
closed for five weeks, beginning Oct. 25th.
80. earle & Jones have bought the entire
stock of Edison Photographs and Edison
records Of J. L. Sleeper & Co., and will be the
exclusive Edison dealers in Belfast. They
will carry complete stock of all the Edison
goods, including any new patent that comes
on the market. earle & Jones are offering
special bargains in cars, if taken at once. "A
modern Groom tenement, with bath, basement,
veranda, electric light and steam heat for
rent. Apply to E. M. Barker, SO Church street.
SHIPPING ITEMS. The schooner William L.
Douglas, the only six-masted steel fore-and-
after afoat, has had her name changed to
Delaware Sun. The vessel was recently sold
by her Boston owners to the Sun Oil COMPANY
and she is now at Philadelphia being converted
into an oil carrier. She will run between
Texan ports and Philadelphia. :. Local char
tiers: schoeners Hugh De Fayens and Metinic
have chartered to load lumber at Maitland, N.
S., for New York, at $3.50 per thousand
Schooners J. Frank Seavey and Daniel Bailey
have chartered to load paving at Sullivan, for
New York. Schooner William Bisbee has
chartered to load lumber at Alma, N B., for
New York. Schooner Brigadier has chartered
to load paving at Long Cove, for New York
Schooners St. Croix and William Jones have
chartered to load lumber at Stockton, for New
York. Schooner Harold c. Beecher has char
tered to load lumber at Bangor, for New
York. Schooner Thomas H. Lawrence has
chartered to load paving at Vinaihaven, for
New York.. Sch. James Slater. Capt George
A. Gilchrest arrived at Bangor Oct. 10th from
Camden to load lumber for Boston. -. The 4
masted schooner Clarence H. venner arrived
Sunday with coal for the Belfast Fuel & Hay
Co. and began discharging Monday at Lewis
wharf. Sch. Harold c. Beecher, Capt. Ralph
M. Pattershall, Bangor for New York with
lumber. was in port the first of the week. .. :.
Sch Gladiator. Capt. John Miquale. one OF
Capt T. N. Nicholson Grand Bankers, arrived
at Bucksport Monday afternoon, with good
| fare Of cod fish. This ID the second of the
| Nicholson feet to arrive from the Banks this
season.