The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-02-13

| High street. Rev Charles B. Ames read
most interesting paper on John Gals
worthy" the English writer and playwright,
giving several quotations from his writings.
AS Mrs. Ben Hazeltine was unable to be pres
ent, Miss Caroline White read Religious IT.
telligence" in her place. The Alliance will
meet at the home of Miss Frances Chase,
Church street, tt.is, Thursday, afternoon at
2.30 o'clock. 1.-The Panama Canal" is the sub
ject of paper to be given by Miss Melvina "
Parker.
The Lincoln celebration of A. E. Clark Camp
Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary,
held last Monday evening, was very ENJOYABLE.
After limitations in the Camp and Auxiliary
the following program was given: piano solo,
"Flower song" MIR, NJ. Fl. Robbins; reading,
"Lncoln Mrs. John A Logan Saw Him."
Mrs A. 7. Gay; SOLO Goodbye Swe etheart,
Goodbye Mrs. Mabel Weber, who responded
to an encore with The Good Old U S A
reading, Honest Abe Mrs Nina Cook solo,
Loves Alteration" \. 7. Gay; reading Lin
coin Interest" Mrs. L. Douglass; remarks, Mr.
W. F. Woodbury.. The program closed with
retired to the dining room, where an excellent
supper was served.
"F0RTY- MINERS" Camden was recently
visited by some canvass ers who offered three
magazines for year for 40 cents, and who
said that they were working for a scholarship
in college. The Camden Herald says they
got subscribers there, but doubts if the maya
zines received; and further, that this party
when working in Bangor after an interview
with the chief of police, decided to leave the
city without further consideration. We be-
lieve that this party also 1T i. Belfast A
week or two ago two young men passed along
Court street. calling at the homes on ca ide
and telling this same story about working for
scholarship, and they were very 10th to take
no for an answer. Wonder if they found any
victims here?
SEARCH AND SEIZURE Sheriff F. A Cust-
man and Deputies Arthur Beach and P. G.
| Hurd searched Andy L. knowlton's saloon on
Main street last Saturday morning. finding a
bottle of ale. ] pint bottle of whiskey, and a
quart bottle of wine, also empty bottles, labels,
corks, etc The officers locked the front door
while making the search and people who were
watching from across the street say that with
in short time fifteen or more regular custom
ers had tried the door and were disappointed
at not getting their usual quick lunch"
Knowlton taken before Judge knowlton
of the Municipal court, Saturday afternoon,
found guilty and bound over to the April term
of the S. J. court under 800 with Louis Gold
berg and Homer B. Carter as sureties
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Elmer j. and George
A. Thorndike, small sons of the late Justus
and Anna Thorndke, who live just off
Northport avenue near the Girls Home, were
accidentally shot last Sunday afternoon. In
company with a boy named B rtie L. Moore
they We're walking along the shore, the Moore
boy carrying gun loaded with bird shot. He
slipped on the ice and the gun discharged.
George, the youngest boy, in front and
the shot entered his right arm, making very
bad fish wounds. Elmer was in front of
George and received about ten flesh wounds in
the back between the shoulders. A carriage
was called and they were taken to the Waldo
County Hospital where the shot were extract
ed and their wounds dressed. Wednesday
noon they were reported as doing well.
At an Open Night of the Belfast Musical
society, Feb. 4th, the following program was
given: Piano solo, Impromptu Elegaique,
Miss Edith Davidson; vocal solo. "My Cava-
her" Nathan, Mrs Anna Booker; violin solo.
"Sarabande," Bohm, Miss Hazel Doak; vocal
duet, New Life" Giebel, Miss Katherine
Chase Qumby and Miss Carolyn Hatch read
ing. AUX Italiens," Owen Meredith, Miss Alice
Simmons; vocal solo. "On Bilow Rocking"
Planquette, Arthur Johnson; piano solo, LA
Regate Veneza ta," List, Miss Amy Stoddard;
male quartet. Ralph l. Morse, Willis G Hasel-
tine, Luther W. Hammons. Seldom Hammons.
Mrs. Howard Written was to have read pa
per on Anne rican Composers" but was unable
to be present The next Open Night of the
society will be Tuesday, March 4th, when
Robert Chase will have charge of the pro-
gram, which viii be on National Songs"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mrs c. S. Weber
Bell street. is agent for the SprelIa corset
and has samples of all the new spring st yles
IN different prices. Special styles for stou.
people She viii call and take measures a.
your home If notified. Thanks to Holeproof
this is mendless age. Remember this and
insist that all your family wear this celebrated
kind. Sold only at The Dinsmore Store.
Don't forget that there is special Food Fail
sale on at The Home of Good Values
II Main street. Special reduced prices or
fur coats and plush lined coats w The
Coe- Mortimer Co., makers of the. celebrat
ed E. Frank Coe fertilizers that have beer
on the market for over S. years. have very
attractive advt. in this issue of The journal
Their plant in Belfast is one of the largest il
the country and they prepare here fertilizer
especially adapted to Maine soils and Maine
crops. Their local agents are Jackson & Hall
Belfast, and E. A. Carpenter, Brooks. :. SCI
statement of the Springfield Fire & Marin,
ms. Co., of Springfield, Mass, represented il
Winterport by Wilfred H. Lord. See state
ment of the London Assurance Corporation
represented in Belfast by James Pattee & Son
See statement of the U. S. Branch of thu
North British & Mercantile ms. Co. of Lon
don and Edinburgh, represented in Stockton
Springs by Albert M. Ames and in Belfast b,
c. H. Sargent. See statement of the Cit.
National Bank of Belfast. See statement o
the, Searsport National bank of Searsport..