The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-08-14
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| The sardine factory has received fish every
day this week so far, and it is hoped the supply
may continue
DR. Eugene D. Tapey has sold his Buick car
to Mr.. T. S. Thompson of East Belfast and
bought of Mr. B. O. Norton new 1913 Buick.
| The Journal was misnformed last week as
to the resignation of Mr. Wilbur Blodgett of
the Waldo Trust Co. staff. The other changes
OF bank employees were correctly given and
we regret the error in this case.
The Tea Room under the direction of Misses
Helen and Abbie Doak at the Arts and Crafts
| shop has been closed and the Misses Doak
! will take orders for cake or furnish luncheons
| for customers to take to their own homes
The Arts and Crafts room will be kept open as
usual for their regular sales.
| party of young people enjoyed an outing
on the boat from Northport. August 9Th,
| through the kindness of CT. W A. Conkin
| They took dinner at the Bangor House. return
ing in the afternoon Those in the party were
Misses Margaret Coe. Adelina Ropes, Louise
Ropes. Eleanor Gidden, Dorothy Jones and
| Mary Palmer. and they were chaperoned by
Mrs. R. P. Coe and Mrs. C. Ropes-Bangor
Commercial.
| When the steamer Belfast, Capt Brown, reach
ed her berth at Central wharf, Boston, last FRI
| day morning unknown man, reported to be a
stowaway, jumped from the upper deck to the
pier before the gangway was made fast and
! started to run up the pier A deckhand named
Crowley jumped after the man and caught
/ him before he reached the street He was
brought back and the price of his fare was de-
handed He drew roll of bills from his
pocket, peeled off S. and paid the IS so for his
! ticket. He was then allowed to go.
/ Since Capt George T Osborne returned to
kittery. where he is employed in the Navy
yard, there has been no one to look after the
lights and buoys on the upper Passagassawau.
keag and in consequence we have to report a
marine disaster in these waters. Capt Drew
Chaples craft when in command of retired
master mariner, colided with the upper bridge
and carried away her mast. If these condi-
lions continue it will be necessary to petition
Congress to establish life-saving station IN
that vicinity.
Packed houses greeted the Kiarke- Urban
Company at the Colonial for their four per
''iA'f>eS
warm welcome each season and are really
summer neighbors. as a large part of the COM
pany summer in Bucksport. Their plays were
unusually well presented and the p rform-
ances as a whole were clean, wholesome and
thoroughly enjoyed Many theater parties
We're made up, and a number OF out of town
people were noticed in the audiences
The journal called on Mr.. Elijah Richie last
week for information as to the growing corn
crop. Mr. Richie said that the Belfast and
Winterport canning factories of the Saco VAL
ley Canning Co. have about 700 acres pledged
/ and on recent trip to Bangor the corn he
saw en- route was doing well. though little
late. and it would depend upon the fall wealth.
er for a successful harvest MIR. Ingersol
superintendent of the Belfast factory, and his
brother, are soon to make an--automoble triu
| to inspect all the corn..planted for the company
and we are promised report of the conditions
as they find them
MRS. LLOYD ENTERTAINs. A very pleasant
social event was the tea given Thursday af.
ternoon, August 7th. by Mrs. Henry A. Lloyd
for her daughter, Mrs. E. Morris Lloyd, al
No. 13 Main street. The attractive home was
artistically decorated with the seasons flowers
which were much admired. Mrs. Lloyd ane
her daughter received in the living room
while in the dining room tea, punch. sand
wiches and cakes were served. Mrs Horac,
Chenery presided over the punch bowl ant
Mrs. James Preston of Lowell, Mass, pouree
tea. Misses Margaret Van Voorhees, Marpa
ret White and Marian Hazeltine assisted il
serving. The guests included a number O
Belfasts summer colony, and the occasion wa.
thoroughly enjoyed.