The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-07-25

- - eeA's anu julia A. Leary with
their guests. Myra A. Fitch of Rockland and
Fannie A. Mulholand of Lubec enioyed shore
dinner at Penobscot Park last Tuesday.
Arrangements are in progress for spectac-
ular drama, Samantha Allen in the Hopso of
Fame" to be given in the Belfast Opera House
sel TENDER 18th, under the auspices of the
laeies of the Universalist society,"
How it did rain last Sunday night! Horace
Chenery reports that 2.27 inches fell. and that
thus far in July nearly ~ times as much rain
has fell as in the entire month of J,,ne Tha
rain was greatly needed
All members of A. E. Clark Camp. Sons Of
Veterans, are requested to meet at their hal,
Friday afternoon to attend the funeral of
Capt. Andrew E. Clark. which will take place
at his late home at o'clock.
The schooner yacht Fenella owned bv W.
B. Thompson of Washington, D. c., having a
party of friends on board, who are spending the
summer at Brooklin. was in the harbor last
Friday and sailed from here for Bangor.
The trustees of thg Waldo County Apricn,.
tural Society will hold meeting at the citv
building tomorrow, Friday, evening at 7.3o
o'clock, for the purpose of arranging the pro
gram for the coming event. The outlook for
the fair this season is very bright
The second excursion of the season to Toeus
under the management of Orrin ]. Dickey,
will be made tomorrow, Friday, leaving on the
regular morning train and returning in the
evening. No trip offers a better days outing
than the Togus trip and there will be only
few more this season.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following letters
remained uncalled for in the Belfast post
Office for the week ending July 23rd Ladies'
Miss Merrie Baker, Miss Alice Billings, Mrs
Burthia Breley, Miss Isobele King, Miss E. B.
Mcfarland, Mrs. Laura Mcfarland, Mrs. C. R.
Merriam. Gentlemen: None.
Mr. L. c. Putnam, commander of Thomas Fl
Marshall Post, obtained for the Post from the
Navy Department, through Congressman
Gould, powder tank, relic of the battleship
Maine. 1t came last Monday and is three feet
long and seven inches in diameter. 1t bears
this inscription: powder tank, relic of the
Battleship Maine; Memorial of the tragedy at
Havana Harbor." 1t will be kept in the Post
room.
PooRs MILLS. Leslie Payson is on the sick
list. =. Mrs Arthur Higgins has been sick, but
is better at this writing Miss Florence GRAY
of Arlington, Mass, and Miss Bessie Weston of
Everett, Mass, are staying few weeks with
Mrs. J. F. Sheldon Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
Hamilton of lincoln Mass ,pd Mrs E1,o
beth Cooper recently visited C. E. Hamilton
MRS F. A. Schubert, Mrs. S. R. Lewis
and Dora Wagner. were recent guests of
Annabell Underwood. :. John Shea of Boston
arrived Sunday morning by boat to pass his
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth
..... Miss Wilhemina jackson of Sanford is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. M B. Smith of Hartford,
Conn. arrived last w elk.
| NORTH BELFAST. The annual fair of the
Ladies' Aid Society will be held in the church
vestry Wednesday evening, July 3lst Fancy
and useful articles, candy and ice cream will
be on sale during the evening. Admission Is
cents. The exercises will consist of the fol-
lowing program: Duet, Katherine Quimby,
Caroline Hatch; violin solo, Hazel Doak; read
ing, Alice Simmons; solo, Leon Beckwith:
farce, Proposal under Difficulties, John Kend-
rick Bangs; cast: Miss Dorothy Andrews, Ia
much loved young woman) Miss Clara Furnish;
Bob Yardsley, Jack Barlow, (suitors for the hand
of Miss Andrews, Edgar Hart, Victor Merriam;
Jennie. the maid, Helen Brown. Remember
the night. All are cordially invited Ernest
L. White of Brockton, Mass, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Walter G. Hatch.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Only three days
more of the 81 shoe sale at The Dinsmore
Store. See advt. for the tempting bargains
for the closing days.. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, July 25th, 18th and 9th, Ralph D.
Southworth, IL Main street, will sell all straw
hats at one-half the regular price, and the wei
known Wauchusetts shirts, 81 value for rs
cents. Big values in mems and boys clothing.
....If you want comfortable nice looking
house shoe go to the Dinsmore Store and get
pair of the special Julia Marlowe House Shoes.
.... earle & Jones stock taking sale begins to-
day and will continue until stock is sufficiently
reduced. Sale is on every class of merchandise
IN Dry goods ana reaoy-to-Wear departm en- is.
For sale cheap practically new three
burner bue-fame oil stove. Apply to Mrs H.
H. Mcdonald, Northport avenue. .. Lost be-
tween Temple Heights and Belfast Overland
automobile curtains in leather case Reward
on return to Orrin ]. Dickey, Belfast See
advt of the Little Wonder vacuum cleaner. E.
N. Prescott, Liberty. general agent ... The
launch Frances, 81 feet long, is offered for sale
for about half what it cost to build and may be
seen at the Ferguson Poultry Farm, Northport
avenue. A tenement of 5 rooms with bath
and wood room to let. Apply at 1923 Main
street. Don't forget that the Hoeproof
stockings are sold only at The Dinsmore Store.
They are guaranteed to wear for six months
without hole. Cottage for sale at Qunta
bacook lake: Inquire of Miss Marian Wells, 27
Church street. See notice of Board of
Health. -. See notice of Tax Collector of taxes
for 1912.
THE ST. FRANCES LAWN PARTY. On the
evenings of July 30th and 3lst lawn party
for the benefit of ST. Francis church will be
held on the church grounds, Court street. The
pastor, FIR. McCabe, has been working day and
night to make this party success, socially
and financially. and he cornts unor III. o.ooa