The Republican journal., 1913-11-27
The News of Belfast.

Remember the Christmas sale and supper in
the Methodist vestry Dec. 9Th.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. A. H. Ray. Wednesday afternoon.
Dec 4th.
thanksgiving ball, with music by Reyes or
,rsstra, at Seaside Grange hall this, Thursday,
ayening.
Miss katherine E. Brier has been engaged
sacceed Mrs. E P. Frost as soprano IN the
yarsalist choir. Mrs. Frost has resigned
Is -ue will leave soon with Mr.. Frost to spend
IRE winter IN Florida.
me Saturday matinees at the Colonial Thea
b, are becoming very popular with ladies and
iren, especially those living out of town.
ars are given every Saturday at p. M, with
reels of pictures and extra pony votes are
gwen. Advt.
Christmas suggestion - hand-woven
-ket from Jamaica. specially imported by
- North Church Guild for the sale in the
15rch vestry Dec. End and ID. which will in
sie many other attractions. The baskets
are very reasonably priced and are most at
.raetive.
The Colonial Theater will have a special
raauksgiving program on for tonight, consist
.rg of six reels of pictures, including special
..s,.r.el feature. This will also be orchestra
-,ht. with music by the Colonial Theater or
Hestra of six pieces. Two hundred pony
ties will be given to each patron. Advt.
George B. Dyer, George A. Quimby and John
Fogg have appraised the stock in the Tit
rb Bros market, Hayford block, and the
will take place the first week in Decem-
.-- ". A. Winchester who, recently sold his
nm in Waldo. will open the Central market.
Ter the Titcomb stock is closed out. Mr..
nchester is meat cutter. having had many
.ars experience III Faneuil hall market, Bos-
t and later was in the market business in
.gArsport He will not deliver. but will give
.. customers the benefit of this saving in ex-
t-ase.
Miss Marian NJ. Perry entertained the S. S.
Tub last week Sewing and delicious re-
--ashments were in order and delightful
ching passed The members of this club
Mrs. Luther A. Hammons, Mrs. Leroy
abber, Mrs. Lynwood Thompson, Mrs. Lorena
ate, Miss Louise Brown, Miss Florence
Owl Miss Geneva Hutchins, Misses Bertha
.a Laverne Written, Miss Florence Libby,
$ Alberta Farnham and Miss Ruth Ather-
red O. Dodge of Fslesboro was before Judge
aoWllon of the Municipal Court last Satur-
1.y on complaint of his wife, Clara B. Small
dge, charged with desertion and non-sup-
-t Of his wife and infant child. They were
fried in March Of the present year and
o4ge deserted them the following August,
.4tioning the stores not to trust her on his
cunt H. c. Buzzel appeared for the plain
r. The Judge found probable cause and
.lund Dodge over to the January term under
10 bonds Later Dodge promised to provide
t- mis- wife and child and the sentence was
=l5pended during his good behavior.
s. SINGING SCHOOL. The concert given in
ne Baptist vestry last Friday evening by
isf. W S. Wight of Bethel was largely at
ended. Vocal selections were rendered by
Misses Katherine c. Quimby, Katherine E.
5lrs, Elon +. Gilchrest presided az the piano
md Miss Gladys Pitcher played the cello.
Tie concert was preliminary to organizing
ngng school for old and young and over
-hrty signified their intention of attending.
ne school will be divided into three classes
The beginners the intermediate and the older
lIpiis. and it is planned to have the school on
l-ijaU EVENINGS Remarks he iptereSr of
lie school were made by Rev D. B. Phelan,
Rev W. f. Sturtevant, Rev. Charles B. Ames
I'D MIR, E. S. Pitcher. Prof. Wight has schools
Morrill,, Thorndike, Stockton Springs and
=arsport, and in the latter place has large
ass. The Belfast school will meet this week
Saturday evening.
The CoE-MoRT1MER PLANT The work Of
aiding and making the concrete piers for the
..w barrel house of the Coe- Mortimer Co. on
and recently bought of R. 7. Rankin is pro-
essng. The building will be 100 by 50
sci with capacity for about 10000 barrels,
with the present house will furnish stor-
-e for $4,000 barrels. The new building will
reached by a further extension of River
euue and the barrels stored there will be
ausferred to the plant as needed by a gravity
stem, such as used in the original barrel
use. Barrels received there from teams on
ver avenue are delivered as wanted to the
e0opers and then go on incline to the ma
nine where they are filled Mr.. H. P. Farrow,
Sro planned the building and the system, says
he timed them one occasion and three bar
reIs we're filed in one minute. The Coe Nor
.mer plant has been doubled in capacity since
hey opened for business here and the output
the coming season will be the largest in it's
h.story and call for big crew. Fertilizer ma
teral has been coming here by steamer, barge
and rail all summer. and is still coming AL
-aough many barrels are used the greater
part of the product is put up in bags. There
are two spur tracks to the plant and cars are
ioaded directly from the building
If you enjoy Havana Cigars try Pearl
crook made from Cuban Tobacco grown in
Nane. For sale at all Dealers